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Six MILLIoNs.-About two years ago,
In. J. WALKER, an old and prominent
physician Of California, discovered. by
actual experience upon his system, q
medicine which may honestly be termed
:" boon 10 suffering humanity" Being
o combination Of hcrbalistic extracts,
pungent and sour TO the taste, and yet
possessed Of gentle stimulativc charac-
tcristics although entirely free from
alcoliol-he named Il VINEGAR BIrrEns,
and despite the prejudice existing among
his profession, against oil patented mcdi.
cincs, he determined to.bravc the jccrs OF
his brother practitioners, and give "a
suffering humanity the benefit OF his &C
cidcntal discovery. lie did 80, and the
benefits from it, use became known. Tho
demand increased, and immense quaint
tie. were sold, at q merely nominal price
It, merit Is told In the feet that in two
years over six MILLIONS Of bottles hsv,
been sold; /" and still the demand In
crca-cs. Surely such a man should b,
ranked among the bcncfactor Of the
human race. %
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John Mitchell.

John Mitchell WAS horn In IN. countv
o,D.rrv Toyomho, ,s,s al 49, N,
son Of irn;,or;aS m;n;.,., n. wa.aJ
uca,od a, Trin;,v CoIlsgs Dnh,;n ana
,Len stndied and n,ac,;e.d Law 70, =
vear. InIs.5 no hsoana ad;,o, ., ~
Dublin N,,ion and nrovins loo v;o,en,
for that organ lee :, IL ,s.7 and
s,or,ed Tho Ea;,,J I.;.L,.oa . No., "a;
oaI o,nonan, IS r.,.,;.n ~ H. -
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remainder would he Of the opposite
kind. The line Of dcmarcaticn on the
skin was distinctly defined, the sour por-
ton having a reddish color, while the
sweet was q pale green. There was no
miStaking the favor; the sour portion
was very sour, and the sweet very sweet.
On the same trees apples grew which
were uniform in kind, some being entire
" sweet and some entirely sour. This
genealogical freak was brought about by
q careful process Of budding, two buds
Of different varieties being divided, and
onc-half Of each Joined together, - as to
adhere and grow in that condition. As
none Of this fruit has been seen Of late
years. we conclude that the tree has
persisted = Bcsfon Journal " Chemistry.
HELPING TO HArcH.-Can you render
the chick advantageous assistance during
it, hatching' Yes, most assurcdly. The
eggs Of some varieties, particularly the
Asiatic, arc sometimes exceedingly thick
shelled, the she'll "pips," and here the
little bird breathcs his last, IL helps not
given. The fine membrane becomes
glued to him and cantracts, and IL. with
his downy covering becomes. as II were
coat Of mail to crush out its life. No
tice, and IL the Matching is slow, have an
eye to your nest until the business Is
through with; for sometimes IT appcar'
as II epidemic. Many chicks 60 by the
board in this way. Help should be rem
dercd 80 take small sized bodkin, and
carefully thrusting its point short dis
lance under the membrane and shell,
gently tear the first and crack the latter
as you proceed around the circumference
of the egg. II the shell is very dry,
drop few drops Of tepid water at the
point Of pressure. Having taken off the
top Of the she'll, drop about ten drops Of
warm water around the body Of the
chick, and put the egg, as it now stands,
under the Acn, the open side uppermost'
Behind or under the fluff is the best sit.
uation. This done, the chick is, nine
times out of ten, safe, and will hatch
vigorously.-Pouitry Bulletin.
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TuE fever created by the mineral de-
vclopments at Newburyport, Massachu.
sets, is such that the Ncwburyport Htr.
dld says; Pasture lands, which stood on
tue assessors books at eight dollars an
acre, have actually been sold at about
two thousand dollars per acre, where
there had bccn no ores found, but merely
from the fact that they were adjoining
the mines and in line with the vein
which has been determined.
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The conspicuous triumph Of Mcssrs.
George Steck 4 Co., Of New York, at the
Vienna Worlds Fair in 1873, at which
their pianos obtained the highest award
the only gold medal-has begun to yield
them substantial fruits. The increased
popularity OF the Steck instruments Is
noticeable not only in New York, where
their excellence has long been acknowl.
edged, but throughout the country, and
more especially in tho-e communities
that lay special claim to n cultivated
musical taste.-Nep York Tad,yemi,nt.
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wheeler 4 wilson's Sewing Machines,

We call attention TO the Wheeler n
Wilson advertisement In our columns.
This well known Company has the most
advantageous facilities for supplying the
public with Sewing Machines, on rs favor
able terms rs the business will allow.
They warrant all their work, and II is a
matter Of importance to the purchaser to
deal with a Company whose position and
permanence give assurance that their
guaranty will be fulfilled. They have
agencies and Offices throughout the civil.
lied world, for furnishing needles, thread
and other necessary supplies, and have
an established reputation for reliability
and fair dealing.
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GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.


IcE formed at Jerusalem this year,
much TO the astonishment OF the Arabs,
to whom the phenomenon was entirely
new.
THERE was recently q sale at Paris Of
ancient arms and a sword Of the six
tcenth century brought ten thousand
dollars.
TuERr is a Cyclops on exhibition In
Psris-a man from Australia with only
one eye, and that in the middle Of his
forehead.
THERE are no statistics which show the
increase Of profanity in the United
states, but we learn that 1895, les stoves
were made here last year.
PREVIOUS to the adjournment Of the
Wisconsin Legislature, the Governor
signed the bill increasing materially the
rates Of transportation by the railroads.
THE Salt Lake Tribune says that the
Mormon majority in the Utah Lcgisla-
turc will probably advocate the removal
Of the capital to St. George at the next
session.
THE members Of the Boston Typo
graphical Union have set good example
by adopting arbitration rs q means OF
settling disputes between themselves and
their employers.
THE apothecaries Of Lynn, Massachu-
sets, having been informed that they
would not he allowed to sell anything on
sunday but medicine, have decided to
Close their stores ON that day.
A FLEA weighs less than-a grain, and
leaps yard and q half Were a man Of
one hundred and ffty pounds weight
possessed of equivalent agility, he could
spring from the dome Of the Capitol at
Washington to China in single leap.
A GEORGIA pap, = says: Every village
and borough in the State is projecting
the erection of factories Of various kinds.
We never knew a period in the history Of
Georgia when 80 much money was put
into manufacturing business as at pres
ent.
THE Marietta Register says that the
following is list of words given at last
examination for teachers: Eying, seal
ing, ceiling, august, acknowledgment,
disparagcment, senator, century, cam
phor. Sixty out Of sixty-four missed the
first word.
THE Alexandria (va.) Gasette says
Gold fish now abound in all the adjacent
waters, and are caught in all the seines
that are hauled. They sprang from one
or two Of the fish that escaped few
years ago from the fountain at the Cap
itol, in Washington, through a sewer,
into the Potomac.
CLARK MILLS, the sculptor, was in
Baltimore recently, by invitation, to take
a cast in plaster of the head OF Bishop
Ames, as a prelude to making a bust in
marble of this venerable Bishop of the
Methodist Episcopal Church. The cast
was taken by a new process, patented by
Mr.. Mills, and is said to have been very
successful.
HERE has been iound IN an OLD palace
ut Pisa long-lost work OF Michael An
/ gelo the statue OF 81 John sculptured
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FAMILY MACHINES
IN USE.
A Quarter of u Ccntury's
Trial has Demonstrated
their superiority.

WHEELER & WILSON'S NEW NO 6
MACHINE mud eventually saPsrscde oh
others Ro,e raa ,ciA which II comes 10 comPc
mion. VI recommend for u ~, highest dirarf
~hioh IL Is IL me po'rer II ne IHat"te 70
bcse~."-from the unanimous Report II the
five Judges Of the American Institute, New
York, is7l
The BOARD Of Managers unanimously sr-
proved the report, aud recommended for this
machine the todd Medal of nc Ind tgie
The Board Of Direction unanimously APP
proved this recomme ndation, and awarded
the Cold M,,iai to Wheeler 4 Wilson, the
only gold medal awarded for n Sewing
Machine by the American Institute for
many wears.
The AusriaH Ofkcii Report ef ~, ri,Rao
Exposition proHosnc,d h "he maryd II ~,
Exposition" and odded, MS universal ma
chine se,rs hs hcuci-s t,afk,r harHcs oad M,
dasa grrs rita truly Peud sach."
The Grand Krdai # Progrcs rus ararded
for u.
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THERE is no risk in buying a MasoL 4
Hamlin Cabinet Organ. Thec instru-
ments are known 10 be the hest OF their
class In the world. But il the opinion
Of a dealer be asked he will frequently
recommend some other, for the simple
reason that he cant get larger commissions
for selling inferior Instruments
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The Black Hills excitement is spread
ing and the old Pixies Peak day. seem
likely to be revived in that direction.
How much is gold and how much specu-
lation can not be determined yet.
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To Cook SALsIFY.-Boil the satisfy
soft. mash it up, and mix about one-third
satisfy with two-thirds good flour batter,
such as would make good fritters or pan
cakes, and fry it in little dabs about the
size Of an oyster, enveloped in the same
manner.
TAPIcoA JELLY.-Wash teacupful OF
tapicoa; soak Il for three hours in cold
water; turn off the water and pour over
IL one quart Of boiling water. Add a
grated peel Of one lemon; swccten to
taste, and boil for one hour.
SALLY LuNx FOR TEA.-Four eggs,
one quart Of -four, one cup Of sugar, two
tablespoonfuls of yeast, one spoonful OF
butter. Make thick batter with sweet
milk. Pour into tin pan and set aside
to rise then bake.
GINGERBREAD.-Onc and hall cup
sour milk, one and a half cup molases,
salt, two-thirds cup shortening, one and
half teaspoons saleratus. Then stir
-four enough to make a stiff batter
RESNET WnEY.-Take of new milk
one quart, rcnnet large spoonful. Heat
the milk and add the rennet. Boil until
the curd separates and is all taken of.
This forms very agreeable nutriment.
FLANNEL CAKES. Two eggs, Que
quart of sweet milk, one teacup of boiled
rice, two teaspoonfuls of cream-oftartar,
one Of soda, and sufficient -four to make
a good paste. Fry on griddle.
CoRN STARCH CAKE.-The whites Of
two eggs well beaten, one cup sugar, one
of -four, one of corn starch, half cup
sweet milk, half cup thick cream, two
teaspoons of baking powder.
Fowls FOR BoLING.--In selecting
fowls for boiling, it should be borne in
mind that those which are not black
legged are generally much whittier when
they are dressed than the latter.
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sewing Machine.
We, manufacturers Of boots aud shoes,
are using Wheeler a Wilson's New Nc.
Sewing Machine in all kinds Of stitching gu
our work, and confidently believe tina, IL will
superScde all others In this branch Of manu-
features, for the following reasons;
I. The work done by this machine Il
superior to that Of any other in rurioy
ap,osAi, orcciicaoe aud bounty.
2. This machine Is more durable than any
other Of it, class, requiring much less outlay
for r,p,sirs aud reHe'oli Of part.
5. IL does the ooriiRg or adyiag Of bHffor
Aol,s In a most elegant ard substantial man
ner, withou, the expense of royalty.
~ short, sccsuse by the use Of this ma
chine We can turn out superior 'oOrt at lea
COS, than With any other.
.>,gnSd by @dRy.l
- Il is fast suPerscding all other ma
chimes for leather work.
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SHELTER.-Evcry once In Ia while we
come across statement that this tree or
that IL not hardy. Therc is no dcuot
that 80 far as temperature Is concerned,
the trees referred 10 will stand all the
cold they are likely TO meet with IN the
regions refcrrcd 10, but still the trees ave.
Il may he as as we'll TO remind on,
friends who lose their trees, that u IS NOT
10 much frost as vino w"'c" oes. ",
them. Death is the rcsu'. on INC WIZ
ping out OF the Juices On ,"e " ~ 1,
not by the freezing OF us ce'S nne
is no proof that because = ''ee , u"' .
exposed windy p'aec, % rSs,
hardy" in inc deponsns' , a;1".,.nc..
trees die under o'ne'en, ." IN, a. =,
where they were ,nouen' n .,,S
wonder 70 thcsc VINO arc 'a' s a.,
trees Indeed, Tvs 'A'"e' ""o
20 many i've ,na' 90 ~.
Generally u y 'nc ''ec n"'s -
greganou'' ihey s'os Up ~ -
thousands 'oee,ner, anu y! mua IT,
tection haru'y kno" """' VIZ -.
falling leaves P'c'ec' Wv. ."."t ..,
;n,o . dense vood and hardly
E ;..,, hoIo~ tho .u,f.cr SO
~, 80 rrow;n. In woods have a
Sa,,,.,a chance Thew arc kent from
~" 80 n ,hc;r ;u;ccs Inv their
mutual protection from wind; and the
root.. without much hindranee from
frostv ground. draw in moisture all the
winter through. and thus easily supply
what little waste there may be.
How different Is this from trees
u,uaI fate. Set out alone, TO battle with
the winds unaided, and with the frost en-
casing every root, 80 that all the moisture
they can take up has TO be first thawed
by their own internal heat from the
frozen ground, why should not large
numbers perish d! II is not in the nature
of things to be otherwise, and 1t shows
rather limited acquaintance with
plant life when the loss OCCASIONS any
But there IL not a place. III ."e "no'.
country but might 90 well Inc .c'u.s'
place on the pieakest western p'a''e' "
thick planting OF the valuable 'fees' anu
planting Of shelter oe',s o' ia''"ee "
other wind proof trees mign' hAsco',iy
thing we have.eVerytning We can na,'
hardy--everytning an mc' 'n.s al"
reasonable norticuitnr'N couid "'A
Tobe SURE, much has been done IN TINS
dirccuonin the West. The agricultural
rapcn and agricultural writers nave
written over and over again as 70 tne
necessity Of shelter belts before mucn
can be done but when we read, as we
continuallxdo, ofexperiments with tnese
trees or thoss, and the conclusions come
to, that "they are not hardy west
when We know II b all matter Of wind
a - Gnxxm a a hatNx N n
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How common Is the announcement
Thousands are suddenly swept into eternity
by this fatal malady. This disease generally
has its origin IN impure blood, flled with
irritating, poisonous materials, which, cir
culating through the heart, irritate Its deli.
cate tissues. Though the irritation may al
first be only slight, producing little palpi'
tation, or irregular action, or dull, heavy, OF
sharp darting pains, yet by aud by the dis
ease becomes hrmly seated, and inhamraa
I on, or hypertrophy, or thickeniug Of the
lining membrane or 81 the valves, Is pro
duced. How wise To give early attention IA
= case Of this kind. Unnatural throbbing
or pain in the region Of the heart should
admonish one that all is not right, aud u
you would pre- erve II from further disease
you must help il to beat rightly by the USE
OF such a remedy IS will remove the cause Of
the trouble. Use Dr. Picrce's Golden Medi
cal Discovery before the disease has become
too seated, and IL will. by It's great blood pu
rifying and wonderful regulating properties
effect perfect cure. II contains medicinal
properties which act specifically upon th'
tissues Of the heart, bringing about Z
healthy action. sold by all hrst-clas'
Druggists.
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Wits kItLiAN.

BRONCHITIS, on CuRoSic soRE THROAT.
lit is attended with irritation Of the bron-
oh ri tub.s, which convey the air We breathe
into the lungs. This irritation produces sore
throat, hoarscness, coughing, and sometimes
splitting Of matter strcakcd with blood. II
IL is neglected IL will extend down to the
lungs, aud settles into confirmed Consump-
tion. Aliens Lung Balsam will be found
most valuable remedv for curing this disease,
and prevent it, running into Consumption.
For sale by all Medicine Dealers.
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AMONG the latest Partisan bon mOts re-
ported by Arsene Houssaye for the
Tribune, is one by Emile de Girardin,
who said that the favor Of princes was
like luck at play" You win at first, but
you end by losing everything in their
company" This was clever, but Mad.
anne Thiers uttered more original bit Of
philosophy when she said, What makes
men 50 unhappy is their inordinate
thirst for happiness" That was re-
mark OF which II might be said meta
phorically, There's millions in it,"
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IT is expected that the exodus to Eu-
rope this year will he larger than for
many years past.
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full practitioners Of his time invented what
il now called ,IoAasoHs .tnodgHc LiHi@eHL
The great success Il this article In the cure
81 Bronchitis aud all diseases Of throat and
lungs, will make the name Of johnson not
less favorable, II less widely know, than
thnt If Innis Nnnnlnnn
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Tut public are hereby assured, through
the columns Of this paper, that PaTsoHs
Paryafirs PHls contain no injurious princi-
pie, but that they may be administered b.
children aud the most weak aud scattered
constitutions in small doses, With great Ger
tainty Of success.
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mrART DISEASE CURED.

RoCkroRr, spencer County, lnd,
February lst, is7i
DR. r. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, y. y;
About two years ago ] vas afflicted with =
disease Of the heart, which, at times, created
a pressure around IL, almost causing suncca
ton. I saw an advertisement Of your Golden
Medical Discovery, recommending the same
a. a cure for disease Of the heart. ] then
bought half dozen bottles Of IL, and after
using three bottles, ! was entirely relieved,
aud am now enjoying good health.
Gratefully yours,
Wits kItIIAN
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Dr. ]. Walkers California VIM
cgar Bitters are n purely Vegetable
preparation. made chiefly fiUn the ma,
tive herbs found on the lower ranges of
the Sierra Nevada mountains of Cali'or-
mia, the medicinal properties of whlch
arc extracted thcrcfrom without the use
Of Alcohol. Tho question u almost
daily asked, "Nhat Is the cause ~ the
unparalleled success Of VINEGAR Bit-
TrRs" Our answer IL, that they rcmo'"
the cause of disease, aud the patient fc
covers his health. They are the grcW
blood purifier and n He giving PrinciplG
A pcricct Rcnovator and lnVigora,or
Of tho system. Never before IN tho
history Of the verdi has a medicine becn
compounded possessing the remarkable
qualities Of vtsnoAR liirryrs w healing the
sch Of every disease man y helf ~ my
arc A rcni.c rurpativc a. well ~ Inn'c;
relieving Congestion ur luhanna'hn u'
tho Liver and ylsccfal Organs, IN bNa"n'
Diseases.
The properties Of On. WAiKtEs'
/ VtNlGARHlritns arc Apcrictt. pl"pn"rc,ii%
/ Carminative. Nutritious, LAXATIVE. plaieuH
/ Sc,lative, Counter luitant, Sudonhc' Ai'ei'
| tive. and Anti-liiliout
N, "a. MCDONALD = co.,
Drursi.,, and Gen Aets. s.n lrsnei.., O,.l',r"~
/ and cor IL Washington and Charlton ne - y
/ sold by ali brg 90 lists and Deeisrs
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ELECTRICITY Is LiFE.-All nervous dis
orders, chronic diseases 81 the chest, head
liver, stomach, kidneys and blood, .che.
and pains. nervous and general debility, etc,
quickly cured after drugs fail by wearing
Volta Electro Belts and Bands. Valuable
book free, by Volta BELT Co., Cincinnati, o.
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The best Elastic Truss, warranted the best,
is Pomeroy's, Iti BroadNay. y. y. Get u.
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BuRNErr's COCAINE l. the best aud
cheapest hair dressing in the world.
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rast'. Liver Pm. act mildly On ths stomash
sad liver csa.iaE NJ rrpihg. Th.l C"ntsin Nc dfas
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-17
ElIe Fisher Case.

THE JUDGE HAsTENs TO THE PREsIDENT-ATToR-
NEY GENERAL PIERREPoNT GIVES HIM TIME To
REPLY To CHARGES.
kilograms from Washington to the morning
papers state that Judge Fisher has not yet sent
IN his resignation, in response to the invitation
Of Attorney General Pierrepont. He got back
yesterday from his visit to Long Branch to see
the President, with what result is not disclosed,
but it is stated that the Attorney General has al
lowed him to reply to the chsrges. Meanwhile
ex-Goy. Wells of Virginia, for several years resi-
dent OF Washington, having been tendered the
office, says he will accept it.
A telegram to the Tribune makes the follow
ing statement -
The complaint of the Postmaster General
against District Attorney Fisher was in conse-
Inence OF the apparent listlessness and lack of
interest displayed by the District Attorney in his
preparation of the Kinds case. Seeing this,
and fearing that Mr.. Fisher had too much bus-
ness in his office to allow linn to properly attend
to these cases, the Postmaster General offered
assistance by the employment of assistant coun-
sci, which MIR. Fisher destined. The Postmaster
feuorsl reported this fact to the President, and
was directed by him to again make the offer of
assistance to Mr. Fisher. He did so, and the Of
for WAS again declined, Mr.. Fisher assuring the
Postmaster-G General that he would attend to tho
case. BY lack of interest and failure to devote
proper time to the case before the trial mistakes
occurred which resulted in the acquital of
MI
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-17

Whom the Delaware train north arrived, this
morning, 1t found the switch open and the loco
motive started into the round house yard. lit
tIe strong language and the reversal If the on
Slne soon brought matters all straight again.
Samuel Ash has been appointed agent at Len
ape Station on the W. u r. X. r.. in place of Il.
q. sutton, who has been removed to Dupont's
70 70 I'LL the position made vacant by the resigna-
ton of VIM B. Cornog.
The Clayton Loan Association, last evening,
sold $4,000. at $102 premium per month, poi
snare One of the amendments proposed to the
bylaws was adopted and the other postponed
I'LL next meeting.
~ Col. O. s. Watson and lady, of Milford, left OIL
il,hursday for their annual sojourn at Saratoga.
ie stops at Congress Hall, in which establish
mont he is understood to be u stockholder
The agency for the weekly Detroit Free Press
WIN which many people arc replacing the fun OF
ne me Danbury Aens, ID at tho Centennial News
Another street meeting will be held to-mor-
row row afternoon, at o'clock. Rev. L. +. Hicks
telegraph ollics is being fitted up at Della
ware junction to expedite the peach business.
Police report to-day-three drunks and 81 &C
IN fines