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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1875-02-06

COURIER.
ar Len commences on the tenth Of
next month.
~ White riveris falling slowly, and
full Of fisating Ice.
Superintendent 4. r. Bruudick visit
cd the Jasper Public Schools this week.
GA good deal Of pork is being
taken over the Rockport railroad now.
Tho Board OF Directors OF the Du-
bois County Agricultural Societ y meet
NJ friedmsn and Kuebler arel shir-
ping their tobacco over the Rockpoit
railroad now.
NJ There were.fourteen new houses
built In Jasper in 1874, besides several
old ones fixed up.
"We are informed that lumber
boat is being built on Patoka river,
above Knoxville.
6TSevcral fiat boats W i'll be run out
OF White river this Sprimg from this
and Pike counties.
~ Friedman Bros, have laid the
yunnels for two fiat boats, ut the boat
ward lust above the bridge across Patoks.
y We'are indebted to Hon. w. p.
Niblack for copies Of the Congressional
accord.
~ Eckert, Brothers FIGURING Mil
j. closed for repairs q few days, on &c
count Of burnt boiler. =,
~ Mr.. Joseph. Friedman is shipping
a LOT OF pork. abuut $1,000. lbs. and
several barrels OF brans'nn dried fruit
TO Memphis, via. the Ebckport railroad.
Hr-Too cold weather for many local
items. Those who generally make. sub
jcct- for local. stick tight.to their little
beds.
CrThe thermometer 60, about as low
yesterday ~ thing could ret, unless
Shcre was some mighty mean whisky
about.
Ut Rev. @. l.. Galloway disappointed
- congregation in jasper on Sunday
sn>' b. nor lruirr in an appearance.
"" suppose he Mas engaged in pro-
'r'r'ed meeting ~ D.ihcl.
~ The accommodating JeweIcr, Mr..
.irs i. :. aar.li .sm, las this week re-
r.isr,i = ur's -unpl! of goods in his line,
ipyIuhip.s &. M: oc aersdeons. of all
grades "a taiseaad prices
- :. laler''ne's Dav will come on
>rnh.s y -..s.f. md those who intend
>-nIins Nalrei.acs TO their sweet
n"'-'- Wsl no.aic- will havc..to do i,
saturday
= Musical soirces are the delightful
gatherings which drive ennui from tho
breasts Of annmbrr the music-loving
people of Jasper these long winter eve
ninga. and some Of tho Young ladies'. as
well rs the Professors. are becoming de-
cided artists onthc piano.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-01-03

lem innern 3uee tpar bic 2inoe Dor allen
anmntbeno. bic iiiBbuftenbe, selbbliitbige,
iDeltihattenoe ber3s nno meihbldttrige
Qin0e.
Wobf nur aus ben Standardization am
gDenoepMftft bes per8an9enen Sabrbuns
oerts ldBt lib's ertldren, 6aB bic eide als
un1er 3eiher, unter beni mir iteben, GEE
prieien maro. gs uaren raube 3eiten, no
Der Sturm ber @eIhidte ourh unIere
ganbe brauite uno bic beutihen Seraen ges
Habit lein l1uBten, nm Stanb 5u balten.
Da tpieien ole Oihter, &lopItod un6 R6rs
ner bDron, auf bic eide. unb 6as Bolf.
tDelbes oufItanb, als Der Sturm l0sbrab,
fiiblte iih innerlid ems nit bieiem trobie
gen Banme ieines @runb unb 8obens, Der
in ben Wettern nidt jaet.
gs NOR eine 3eit, mo- Die eide unier 3ei-
den iein muBte, uno uniere Batter baben
auf9el9aut 5u ibr uno eeitanben pie lie.
Iber bic 3eit 9irs poriiber, uno bic innere
SDmpatbie lit 3u Gnoe. 9liht Der SroB
nno Der Gampf lit unier 3iel mebr. gs
lino eolere, bes @eiifes unb 8emiitbes piirs
oige Nufgaben ndmlih uns sueeiaat: Die
Werfe oes Sriebens su peiben, uno oes
2ebens au freuen nit tieFem tparnem @e.
matbe uno Die Soeale Der Wenl6beit,
bic ni6t nit Srob uno ,Streit 5u tbu1
baben, 80 ndbren un6 5u fDroern.
GeipiB. bic 2inbe 1T unier Baum mad
Der Stlmn,e anieres Snnern nod heute,
9anS tDie he es pproem mar.
uno @ott lei Sanf, baB Dem 10 lit
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-01-03

dung tuurben einif 6un0erttauTenbe Ders
penoet. Minbior uno gbntsmorth, Sria.
non unb ct. gIoub, @ansSouci un6 gapm.
pbenburg, Gdonbrunn unb g.eterbof ioIl.
ten burh iie naheeahmt perben.
Jragen mir nod ben grbauern bieier
inteIer inldnoiiden ShI6iier, 10 per6en
MIR rnoen, oaB es fait immer reihgetpor.
oene Spefnl1nten finb, bic aus RunifIinn,
Den lls neiit In Der ssrenoe einiogen, ooer
aus Yrnbleres ODER Gdune ibr @eIb in bie<
Ter sSetle anlegten. Spdferbin muroen tie
ooer bod ibre Grben orin uno aaben bas
8eiiBtbum ouf, neil Sie es nihf i'm oIten
Stanbe erbaIten tonnten. Sdnfig senua
haben Die gi9enibiimer auh Shon BEL Qebs
seiten bic eroBen Jfdume geeen biIligen
Utieth3ins tpieber abgegeben un0 lih In
comfortable WobnbGuier gewDbnIidben
Shloges suriid8e3ogen, neil lie In ienen
niht bic Bequemlihfeit unb 8efrie0ignng
fanoen. Die lie bon ibnen ertuartet battsn.
bon Su9eno auf nid)t on groBe SdIe ee.
mohnt, iiihlten lie lib In ihnen berIoSIen;
Die fortpdbrenben MmsbeIferungen, fpeIde
bic leiftlinnige Bauart 6es Qanoes nit iieb
brinat. puroen ihnsn lditig; bic groBe Oies
nerlhaft, bic nDtbig mar. um ben Yolait
in Sronnng su balten, it6rte lie onr6 ibren
eiulge1 gBehieI u. I. No.; bic Rinoer, pelde
bort esboren fparen, eingen ibrem Berufe
anBerbalb naf nnb febrten ielten In bas
alte Sem suriid; Der Gigentbiimer ielbit
murbe our4 Gelhdfte bdnfia obeeruien,
fiiblte ii6 enblidb auf leinem Suscutunl
fremo un0 Dereiniamt uno tebrte in bic be-
lebtere Stabt 3urid.
0ie Wabrheit lit, boB sseubaIpaIdife nur
nit feuoalen 3aiiGnben SuIammenpalien.
Sin bebentenber @runbbeiib, Der burh cine
felte grbfolgeoronunB auf Generationen
in elmer San6 3uiammengehaIten tuiro,
mag sinen firitlihen pnlaif tragen, In benz
W6bel, Gemdloe, Statuen. Gilber3eu9
gleiG nit 5um Waiorate geb6ren, unh mag
auh bos erforberlihe Sienitaeiolae, 9reibs
hduIer unb StdGe erbalten. Oort bat Der
BeFber feline @eltnng aIs @eprdientant
Der 8aronie, Der Grafi9aft ober bes Siir-
iientbums. 8ei uns itebt Die 9erion iiber
eem 8eib. 9erielbe seriplittert iih nadp
uniern grbseieben nit allen Ieinem 3ubes
hor IN piele Sbeile uno Elm lbertrisbenes
@ebduoe. tpeldes Niemano iibernebmen
min. bleibt als unniber 8aaait suriid uno
ftnbet nod bic bette Vertpenoune oils Gpis
tai, Srrenbaus, 6hulsebduoe oosr su
fonit einem 6ifentlihen 3wsde. Bei benz
| ihnellen Mehlel Der Berufsart unb bes
Iufentbaltes bier5ulanbe III es bas ein5ig
Ri6ti8e, f6 cine Wobnuna BON stpar hius
reidenoen, aber nidt 81 unf0rmlidben 81.
meniionen su idaffen. SaB lie nidt be-
quem uno onbelmelno eineerihtet iein
iolte, lit bamit niht seiast. Das hdngi
aber eben 10 iebr pom Semitic oes Be-
ipobners, ipie BON IeuBerlihteiten ab.
Saet bod ifon Der Sihter:
yRaam 1T in Der iIeiniten Quite
Giir elm sIidlid Iiebeno' @aar.A
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1875-01-03

ArAp' gtftStHs-
Sn ben Riiitenitrihen Nen Serieb'g un6
Stem DORIS uno ldnes Der llfer bes Sub-
ion iinbet man leer ftebenbe Yalditt -
Wopnbduier ip1re cine 5u eerinoe De5eih.
naEg fir 10 prddtise 0ebdu0e -, pelbe
cine WsiIlion ooer nabe5u iopiel 3u erbouen
foiteten uno nun Iangiam ibren Warfout
entgegengeben. Ginise lperoen nod bon
einem Goiteuon notboIrftie in Gtano ges
boitsn. onbere lin0 bereits gang berloEen,
Winb unb Wstter 5erbr6deln iie oGmdlia
uno bic 3eit 1T nidt mebr fern, 0n bic
cben citirten Werie auf lie Anmen6ung iins
ben. Sn Der MeaeI Iieeen Ne an Nldben
nit I&bner Husfidt; einif wohlgepfIe9te,
lest perlpiloerte @drten unoebtn he I0us
{@ige Dosquets sum Musruten; @eh6Il
NIT Snob; @d1e sum Jii6fana TlnD d
Der 9t66e aao a1sf ihrs iunsrt Ausf&usi.
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prei kieine GreieniGe.
slus GafeHi's Memoiren.

SD sing einit seeen Mitternaht iiber
ben Stefansplab nah 6auIe. gs mar
iebr iiniter uno neblie. pl6bIih erbob lid,
eia Gop5 neben mir uno cine 6timme fpratf)
lsbenb: SD bite idbonitens um Elm
MlmoIen!"
griaroden fprang id einen s9ritt su.
riid uno ioate drgerlif vg8le fonn man
oenn 10 lpdt bel Der Naht nod betteIn ?"
uno Die Gimme ontfportete: ,Guer
@naoen idb BEETLE beim Sag oud.a DieIe
antuort mar untuioeriteblih.
Gines Woreens famen 3mei Bauersleute,
Wtann iino gDeib, In meine Wobnuna, iaa.
ten, ibr Sans lei abaebrannt, aud ibr
Bieb nit uno ole ibre SobSeliafeiten, fie
bdten oaber unl @ottespillen um cine Nei.
iteuer.
SD frdste lie, ,uarnm he benn ibr eous
niht aiiecurirt hdtten?
pSa," iagte Der Wann, vbab Id mid
mouen permafiatriren laiien, bin aud bes.
wegen bel Der 3iinomaihin (Dranoper.
iiherunss- Anitalt) sepeien, boben iie mid
aber als ungar niht an9enonlmen.~
Run uohl," iogte Id, mo bobt S6r
benn bas 3eugniB BON gurer 6errImoft
ooer BON gurem GtnbIriHter, baB sS6r
mirflidb abeebrannt ieio ?"
% uram!N ontmortete Der Mdnn. .Mufs
meiiung 1T uns aud nit Derbrannt.
Gin befonnter Shnlbenmatter bate
ihon 6fters pnn MIR @eIo ausgeIiebsn unb
es mir ME 5uriidgejobIt. Gines 9o9es tam
er uisber 5li mir unb beinwor mid, ibm 10
4. sa Ieihen. er beoiirfe biele 6ummt notts
pen6ie, ionit psrbe man i'm einiperrsn.
.rVsin. erpioerte ih. Id leibe Jbnen
ober 5 4. min i'd Sbnen inentsn. BIER
linb iie.A
Mit bieien Morien Iegte im eins Wonfs
note BON 5 4. onf ben IilH. CT fab mid
nit miitbenben Wliden an, ergriif bic Banf-
note, ffedte He Elm, riel mir 0rObsnb Iii
~Dielen Mffr0nt iollen Sie tbeuer biiben |"
unb-iort mar er.
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YerfaGenoe gafdfe.
Nr hell Eber

i;enitsrb5bien rpobnt bos Urauen
ltno hes 4imuleis Molfeu idauen
Triib' htnefn.s
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1lnb ipsnn, pie Is In Qiebt glitborps
hti6k -itshtn teIoabet De 2iubtn baun
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-04-24
Hcrorrru. April ga. 1875.

To 9e Editor q TIE Pacific Commercial AdosTtissr;
DEAR SrR-The Gs=sls Of this week has made an
attack upon me as the sushor Of 81 article in the
LaAsi Hascar Of las, week. II the Gazette had
Published a translation Of the said article, l would
have not only made no reply. bat would have re-
joiced that the truth was told. New, Mr.. Editor,
what is the truth in this matter: 1t IS that no Ha-
waiian woman, married or unmarried, in Honolulu.
Is safe trom being seized without warrant, without
knowing who her aeeusers are or whether there are
any. except the suspicious Of the-I know net his
proper title for doing such hepdish work.-being
hurried to the Queens Hospital, and there to IN
dergo an examination repulsive to every feeling Of
virtue and seltrespect Nv. F. L" says, with a
sheer, " the writer's blood boils over" Let him put
himself in the place of many Of the young men Of
Honolulu, whose wives and married sisters are told
by this exemplary examiner Of HarIOts, s. that their
being married made no difference, sc. not to cry;
that il was he meG maikai." 1t is easy for the men
who draw fat salaries for doing the dirty work to see
the beauties of this system, which is fast turning our
city into a SOdom. The police of the town have
washed their hands of this ~iniquity, as did the late
Minister of the Interior, T.. W. Hutchinson.
Again, "N. +. L. asks Are we to infer that
outrsgeS like the one mentioned are of every day Oc-
currence2 - Are We to wait till married women are
outraged every dag before the people are to be
aroused TO the subjectl Tyrants and 0ppressors all
over the world cry down the men that tell the truth.
Nv. F. L does not, can not, deny the facts related
in the Lahui Ha,raii. If he knows as much as I do,
he knows that the tenth part Of the truth has never
been told; he knows that there are women in Oahu
Jail to-day. committed for thirty days without war
rant, without trial, without an opportunity TO prove
their innocence, because they shrank from the exam
ination of the Doctor. So long as these men have it
in their power to do what they like with thu Hawai-
ian women, there will be nOend to lewd women in
our streets, TO whom these men say-go, sin with
impunity; instead of the blessed words of our Saw
Jour" Go and sin no more"
Is it juduciOus advice to natives :" to tell them 10
ask the King and Queen to protect their wives and
sisters from those who would consign them to lives of
infamyl Is il a " trihiDg or infantile grievance " to
the women of Honolulu that they are subject to i'm
prisonment and degradationr Nv. F. L." may
think so, but no true friend of this nation does.
Yours truly, j. PORTER GREEN.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-04-24
Pulu Packing.

Letters from Sydney from persons engaged in the
upholstery business complain seriously of the bad
condition in which much of the pull received from
Honolulu comes to hand. Says one writer: "Of
late it has been quite a practice to send pull to this
market in anything but good condition if the bales
are not wet in the centre, tley have all more or less
of black sand and stones.<f E This practice Of
unfairly packing Of pulu, If continued, will shortly
drive it out OF this market, where it was beginning
to gain a footing. Since the opening Of the San
Francisco Mail Line ! have imported over 500 bales.
and on an average 1t has lost five pounds per bale
with the exception of some brands. In the lawsuit
recently tried here Of Newton and others VS.. Quincy,
the mate Of the Robert CoW0H testified that be had
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-04-24
The Word Cattle" in the q. S. Supreme
Court.

In the case Of the First National Baak Of Decatur
vs.. the Home Savings Bank Of 81. Louis. lately de-
eided in the supreme court Of the United States. the
court held that the word cattle In the following
letter Of credit or guaranty written By the plaintiff
to the defendant. included "hOgs:
I'VE beg to credit with you P. l. Frederick. Esq.
whose drafts on shipments Of cattle 10 J. r TAimage
& Co, Chicago. are herewith guaranteed TO the
amount Of ten thousand dollars for thirty days from
date" #fET
Ia announcing the opinion o. the court Mr.. Just
ice Davis, after stating that the plaintiff In error
"a now seeks to escape liability. not that stock sufh-
Gent 10 secure The defendants was noC sbipped. bat
that Il was q different sort Of stock named in Ito
etter, - puts the law thus:
That stock Of sOme kind formed part of The
guaranty is quite plain; but Is the word "catla''
in this connection confined to neat cattle close. that
is, cattle Of the bovine gcnusH II Is often 50 applied.
but il is - also q collective name for domestic quad
rupeds generally, including not only the bovine
tribe, but horses. asses, mules. sheep, goata and
swine (wOrcester's Dictionary-eatie Ia its ln-
iled sense il Is used to designate different varieties Of
horned animals, but Il is also frequently used with n
broader Specification. as embracing animals in gen
eral which serve as food for man. In England. even
in = criminal case, where there's greater ~strictness
Of construction than in a civil controversy, pigs
were held TO be included within the words any cat
tie REX VS.. Chapple. Russell and Ryan's Crown
Cases, p. ~ Aud in other cases in that country
involving life and liberty. the word has been con-
strued so as to embrace animals not used for food"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-04-24

Mr.. Bagehot. the weil-known English publicist,
has an article, in the London Economist, in which
be calls attention to the Significance attached to
the recent election of a leader. by the British Lii
berals. The action taken, in this instance. is an
innovation upon British customs, and resolves IL
self into a republican proceeding, including, as it
does, the nomination of the next premier. when
ever the Liberals come into power. This formal
choosing Of a party leader is really the adoption
by the British Liberals Of the American conEen-
ton system. Thus Mr.. Bagehot holds although
we have seen a statement that Earl Granville
would, in the event indicated, be asked to form the
government. Even in this case the election of the
Marquis of Harrington, as the opposition leader in
the house of N is not deprived entirely of
its republican significance,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-04-24

Since the discovery Of the great bonanza"
stock gambling has spread among industrial classes
of San Francisco like a contagion, and they are
Withdrawing their deposits from the savings banks
to a large extent. One servant girl drew out
$50 and lost ii in a week.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-04-24
THE PACIFIC
Commercial AObertistr.
BY Authority.

I Mr.. II. Holstein has been this day appointed agent
to grant Marriage Licenses for the District Of Wal
luku. Island Of Maui. in place Of Mr.. E, SaEery de-
ceased. W. L. MoEHoNUA,
Minister Of Interior.
Interior Office, April II, 1875.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-04-24

"A CURE FOR DYsPEPsIA.-A correspondent who
signs himself a whilom Dyspeptic, y says be has
discovered i cure for that dreadful disorder. II
consists in getting up every morning at 5 O'Clock
and walking to the top Of Punch-boSl hill! He
gives a glowing description of the scenery that the
eye roams over from that elevated position speaks
in rspturous terms of the health-giving air of early
morn of the beauties Of the sunrise OF the appe-
tite for breakfast when yOn get back etc, etc.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-04-24

MAsONJc.-The regular mnnthly meeting of Lodge
lie Progress de FOceanie. No. l24. A. F. & A. VI. will
take place at their Hall ou King street, on Monday
evening next, April 2sih.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-04-24

An EXCELLENT lDEA-We learn that by His Maj
esty's direction the mouth of the ravine that de-
bouches from Punch bowl is being walled up, and
will be cemented, with a view to forming a sort Of
natural cistern in which will be collected and re-
tanned the lain water that tails in rainy seasons, to-
be used in dry times for i~rrigating the trees and,
shrubs in the summit park. This is a plan which.
is extensively followed in India, and with much
advantage.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-04-24
o SATURDA Y, APRIL "a.
NOTES OF THE WEEK.

The BAND will play this afternoon at the new
park on Punch bowl, aud not at Emma Square as
usual.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-04-24

DR.. Joseph PARKER (author Of +" Ecce Dens' y IL is
now announced is the author OF " The Paraclete," a
theological work that has attracted much attention.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-04-24

Eugene is said to be wasting away with con-
sumption, and her friends ere anxious that she
should travel. She is said to have aged very
much the last few months.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-04-24

THAT the late John Mitchell was tried for being a
Fenian ~agitator and sentenced to Norfolk Island;
and that he was a friend of the oppressed; dare items
Of news g'eauei from the late Gazette. We had been
under the impression that Mitchell was a Chartist, and
that he was transported years before Fenianism was
heard OF. A s%pecimen'of his friendship for the op-
pressed was afforded when, after escaping to Amer
lea from Australia, he patronized African slavery
and boosted of the pleasure he felt in owning a
plantation and a gang of negroes in Alabama.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-04-24
Rates of Passage will be

No Credit for Passage Money!
TICKETS AT THE OFFICE ONLY.
No berth will be considered as taken until paid for. Not
responsible for baggage unmarked or any Freight or Parcels
unless rceeipted for.
FREIGHT MONEY DUE ON
SAMUEL G.. WILDER, Agent.
once with Wilder 4 Co, corner OF Fort and Queen Streets.
9A
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-04-24

KAoSAITEs.-The story comes from Hawaii that a
body Of natives, men and women-who were adher-
ents Of Kaona in 1868 when Richard Neville, the
Sheriff Of Kona, was killed by that party-have
recently demanded that the possession Of the Congre-
gational Church building at Lanihau, in KOna. be
divided with them. 1t is barely possible that
the "Kaonaites," in view Of the fact that their
leader spent some years in prison, will again become
troublesome.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-04-24
troublesome

NATIVE WHIsKY.-A letter TO the native paper
Lahui HGtraii says E" Spirituous drinks are openly
sold on the road on this island. AT Makawao. in
the shops okolehGo can be bought for from % cts. to
half a dollar a bottle, and it is carried about for
sale from house to house, On the other hand, q
letter which we have seen from one of The deputy
Sherifs of Maui declares that there is no known
distillation in Hama, KaupO. or Kipahulu, and that
drunkenness is uncommon in those districts. He
had not however visited Makawao.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-04-24

Coop TEMPLARs' ANNIvERsARY.-A pleasant re-
union of the members of the order and a large gath
ering of ladies and gentlemen who take an inter-
est in its objects. was had on Saturday evening last,
at the Hall of Ultima Thule +" Lodge No. /, the
occasion being the celebration of the 9th anniversary
of the establishment of Good TeDplarism in these
Islands. Two of the original charter members we're
present-Judge w. Claude Jones and Mr.. Jones
of Maui. There was some excellent singing, perth
nent speeches from prominent citizens. ice-cream,
cake and lemonade. and dancing till eleven O'Clock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-01

Oriental Pile and Burn SaIve.
Prepared BIS Mrs. DR.. Foster. An infallible REM
edy for piles dnternal and externaD and burns
Head the testimonials on circulars accompanying
each box. Price % cents each.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-01
The Iron Trade in pi,,sburu. p

According to the Pittsburg, (Pa.) Iron World
the condition of affairs has changed very
much and the present outlook in that section is
decidedly favorable to the seller and against the
buyer. In Pittsburg five out of eleven furnaces
are in blast. Of the six out, however, two are
in no condition to blow, nor eau they be put in
condition for several months. and as they are
bankrupt they probably will not be blown. The
World further says "In the valleys not one
fifth of tho furnaces arc in, and of those In
three-fifths are running on foundry and Besse-
mer. 1t would be safe to say that all the furna-
ces in this section cannot supply more than half
the iron used in Pittsburg alone. number of
furnaces in the valleys, however, are in condi-
tion to blow, should the demand aud price war
rant. As to stocks, our information is to the OF
feet that there is not one-ffth of the iror un-
sold in the two valleys there the first OF jan
uary."
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-07-01
SpettaI Nuttrss.
Choice Soda wetcr.

Choice Soda Welcr.
T. Bringhurst Co. have re-opened their Mineral
Water Fountain for the season. The majority OF
our citizens have tasted and know for themselves
the superiority OF the soda water from this fountain
and the delicious flavor of the Fruit Syrups they
prepare, Of which there are upwards OF twenty va
rieties. They have ~
GLASS sIPHON BOTTLES,
and the necessary apparatus for properly filling them
with highly charged Carbonlc Acid Water, which
can be drawn at will, making the bottles really
PORTABLE FOUNTAINS
which enable the invalid who may require It, or the
lover OF Soda Water who may desire 1t, TO enjoy the
use OF this delightful beverage at any time at home
We have on draught the following popular
MINERAL SPRING WATERS:
Geyser, (Saratogs) Excelsior, (Saratoga,) High
Rock. {Saratoga,) Vlchy, Kissingen. Also, the fol-
lowing waters in bottles: Congress, Exec sior Ha-
Franklin, Balston Spa, Gettysburg, Mlssisquoi,
Rockbrtdge Alum, st. Catharine's Arfesan, Freld.
ericshalle, Vichy, Seltzer, Bedford, Etc.
X. BRINGHURST d CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
Corner Sixth and Market STeetH.