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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-07-15
Soetifai.
WHAT WOULD YOU THINK!

By "PHOA
When walking out some summers day
What if little bird should cali,
And on your shoulders perch and say,
"Speak we'll Of all, or not at all -
What would you think
Wha. if you chased and caught for fun
An airy, gaudy butterfly;
And on its wings there in the sun
You plainly saw the words, "Dont lie ~
What would you think?
What ifyoii watched an opening rose
Spread ali its petals to the air,
And to your wondering gaze disclose
Two little warning words, "Don't
FL. sfveaf!''
What would you think?
What if yon sought to rob the birds,
And hunted for theft nests with zeal,
But found each egg traced DER with
words
AS plain as print, "Dear boy, don't
steal J"
What would you think?
-Christotn linton.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-07-15

RELATIVE Cosr OF BUTTER AND
bEEF.--Did it ever occur to any of
your readers that it takes more feed to
make pound Of beef than pound of
butter? A good COW in milk, well cared
Tor, will make 200 pounds of butter
IN season. worth from $50 to $40;
but dry COW, with the same feed.
will not gain as much in weight in the
same time, nor will she be worth as
much as the butter from the dairy cow,
and the mich COW is left. An acquain,
lance OF mine is fattening an OK, and in
sixty days he had ted him 900 pounds
OF meal, at cost of Sl5, with only
loo pounds gain in ght--Corves.
po1ade1ace Country Gentleman.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-07-15

! Fitch was abroad last year met him,
and, as he thought of settling so near
you, we arranged this little plan
together. It was not mere vulgar
curiosity that led me to do it, assure
you. 1t was because I wanted to see
little Of my future wife before she
became mine, and proved I loved her,
try to win her reciprocal love without
any thought of prudence and policy
directing the attachment. may have
been quite wrong in deceiving you,
but-Viola, don't you understand what
I meant?'
''No, l do mot!' exclaimed Viola,
suddenly bursting into tears. 81 sti Il
think you a-wretch, and IL intend
breaking poor pas will; you just see if
I don't!"
But she did no such thing. She for
gave Gilbert, married him in the follow.
ing year, and is to-day one of the
happlest little wives living.
BREAKING News GsNriY:-He err
tered the ladies' sitting room at the
Central depot, walked up to woman
whose husband had left the room
about ten minutes previously, and
calmly inquired:
"Madam, your husband went out to
the river, didn't he Z"
"Yes-why?" she asked, turning
pale in an instant:
ale was tall man, wasn't he Z"
ale was" she replied, rising up and
turning still paler.
"Had red hair
"He had-oh! what has hap.
pened 2"
"Weighed about one hundred and
eighty pounds?"
"Yes-yes-where lis he-where is
my husband 2 she exclaimed.
"Couldnt swim, could he q
"Hes drowned my husband is
drowned !" she walled.
"Had silver watch chain ?" cons
tinued the stranger.
"Where is my husband-where is
the body?" she gasped.
"Do not get excited, madam Did
your husband have en- gray suit g
"Yes-oh! my Thomas! my
Thomas!"
And 5loga Dools
'tLet me see him-let me see him !"
she cried.
''Come this way, madam, but do not
get excited. There, is that yodr hus
band across the street at that peanut
stand ?"
"Why, yes, that's him; that's my
husband!" she exclaimed joyfully.
81 thought you said he was drowned.
ssNo, madam, l did not. l saw him
buying peanuts and l believed it my
duty to say to you that peanuts are
not healthy at this season of the
year,.
He slid softly out, and she stood
there and chewed her parasol and stared
after him as if he were menagerie on
wheels. Detroit Free Press.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1875-07-15
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-07

The Readers Of theCATHoLIC NATIONAL
SERIES have been in use during the past year
in most of our schools at
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-07

sY@ gtpas fir Sarnum. Sin MGbs
den in Weitport, Maia9uietts, i'm Nlter
BON ieben Sabren II. fiinf Nonaten, wieot
Ill gfuno, 1T pier SUB Swei 3ou bod uno
miBt I'M Die Gaiue 5 SUB unS 6 Boil.
Sbre @rme baben IL 3Oll unO ibr &opi %
Sod i'm llmfang.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-07
II t crb a ltenDc s.
Rsttp: gufdntissr S6sr, ,ismet lem Gbrttta.
srteitert tie Seele uns befpreert ielst
bic Oelunebsi ls eeibes.

sY" Sin gerliner 6ausbsiiber, Ser
S9refen ieiner uielen Mietber, wurbe, in
elmer trasifomii6en @eiie uon Ser 6anb
Der itrafenoen Remeiis CREDIT. Sn eincm
Yarterrelocale leines ausgebebnten 0duier:
compleres bat ii6 elm Geitaurateur niebers
gelaiien, mel9er mebr als ale anberen
Mietber BON Ben flsinli6en Nudlereien bss
&rOlus su lsioen bate. Iuf @runb Ser
perfdneli6en Yara9rapben Ieines Mietbss
contractes bate Der Wirtb iosar elm Grs
miiiionSbecret sesen BEN Steituurateuer err
wirft, bas er Bel ieber @%slsgenbeit iber
Dem Saupte bes @equdlten-slei9 einem
Oomoflssi6mert am BferSebaar-baumeln
lieB. Sn elmer Nudt nun i6li6 Der l6auss
tprann our6 bic peri6ieoenen S0fe ieiner
6duier, UNI in eisener Yerion einem per-
od9tigen 2drm nud;uipiren. Sn Dem
6ofe oes Geitaurateurs i6reitet er Sufdui9
iiber Die Sretter, wel6e Die mori6e geoef.
flung bri9t, un6 er itiirst in Die Siefe. gis
an ben 0aIs rei6en Dem lln9lifli6en Die
i6pGrsli6en 6lutben, 10 baB cs inn I'M;
m09li9 lit, obne freape 9ilfe aus Der
@rube ~ cnttommen. Seine J0ilierufe
i6eirt uber Niemano 60ren 81 wolen;
freiIi9 s 80 SeS Mietbscontructs perbies
tet ia oen 0sipo6neru alsr M.'i6en SGus
ier ausbriifli0, ua6 II llbr nod ben 6of;
raum ~ bstrcteu-o6ne belonoeren Notbe
faa. Ginen iol9cn i6ien aber fem Die
tier ~crfennen III pouen. Gnoli9 eri9ien
Der pielgequdlte Heituurateuer ais Getter.
Gr leSte iebo3 trob allen Sittens uno Sic
bens ni6t cher 0anO ons @erf, ols bis
bur9 Die aus Dem Sdl0ie 9eriittelte oife
Wirtbi6afterin bes 0crrn 0ausbelisers
Oas uerbdnsniBuole GrmiiiiOnSoecret CUR
Stele 9eI6ufit unb i6m-Sem Geltauras
teur-auS9eliefert worOen par, NIT Dem
feierli6en Seripre6en, mic mebr elm lOls
DIES segen i'm erwirfen gu wolenl"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-07

sY Ser ameritanii6e Iaturfori6er
Yrofeilor asaiiiS bate mitunter ieltiams
Ginfaue. 60 erSdblt ein ,Nep,O orfsr
gIatt": gsailiS' Satin itunb zines Mor:
gems auf uno sins wie sepObnIi9 baran,
S6ube uno Strimpfe an;uIegen. Ylot.
LID itieB le einen S9rei aus, Der glsaiiis'
auimertiamteit erreste. Gr erbob ii6 ct.
mas I'M Bette, uno auf einen gabosen &c,
ltutt, fraSte er, mas es sdbe? ,Nb Bro,
feiior, Oa aus meinem Stiefel6en lit loeber
cine FELINE S6lanse 9etro6en" iaste Is
nit bebenber Gimme. ,,9tur cine, meme
Siebe?" eripieberte Der TrofsIlor, inbem er
ii9 rabis wisOer auf Die &illen iinfen lief F.;
rs iOaten bod brei %iein." Gr bate lie
Dabin seitedt, nm iie rpurm gu baIten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-07
5ranf :. @aIfr.".".".....I pminic &Rpmbsrs
8arger 4 36om6erg.

gHir b~sirrssa tic Inlass prn &apitalien
auf CUTE Sypptbrfrn une Gnlriben nuf irl6r,
een Tsrfauf Srn StGots une SanesG runeeissn.
tbum, Gin,ige olrr @rt, Abstracts of Titles,
~fertissn aIs mEsli8sn ssri&tli&sn Soramente,
p~sfaufsn ,,Sifets" mad unc srn Sentialanb.
@e6irl auf ale Snuptpligs Gurrpas, irurn
Olittn aus in ern tsltn 6sunsrT6srunss-
Grmsasnisn, tsrsibsu aubsresm Gin General
Law Business" unS tpftn he 3suti6sn srn
Dubuque Counts, psrsrn i9 in pSisrn gnssls.
genbsiisn lsts rsnetn an
2Saleer & 36om6srs,
Ode 6. unS 9lainirass, Dubuque, Sierra.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-07

sy yMire6 SrinfS" toiten in Sis.
mard, Satota, so Gents Sier Is Gents
ooS @luS. unb fiir bie YroSeOur Oes 9aar.
i9neiOenS besublt man Die aleini9feit por
IS Gents. 9ln9enebm wdre es gu wiiien,
wie uiel 10 elm u@eii9tsueridOnerungs.
Broieiior" ieinem Yatben, benz o2ltsr
bon SarSin" fir baS Nbswifen ieiner 3
0aare ,6arsen" that, iolte es Dem Mtanne
nit Dem 9roBen SdnauSbart unO Dem gro.
Zen ,%burfubenen" Sopie einfaaen, einmal
na9 ieinem NamenssS tdOt6en IN Oafotn
einen Gbiteber 81 MAIDEN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-07

sy en- MitS Bel 6uu iinSet ii9 aui
einem @rubmal bes p~Orti9en 6riepbOfes
fOlsenoe Sni3riit:
yI0ier llest b~esruben infer Or9aniif,
yWarum? neil CT 9eltorben iii.
,Gr lobte Soft III alen Stunoeu,
Scr Stein lit oben uno er lie9t unten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-07
s5Y7 Nmcrifanii6:oeuti6. Oas y@as
ibin9tOn SournaI" brinst 6ol9sn0ss:

s5Y7 @merifanii6 :Seuti6. Oas ,Ias
ibin9ton Sonrnal" brinSt 6oI9enOes:
,,@eitern MAJ i'd Obrcnseu9e zines Sc,
iprd6s Swii9en swei pcuti6en @ropertp.
bOIOers", Oas mid iebr snuoirte. Gs
bonOelte li9 ndmlIb UNI cine ~Qb1luBr06re,
bie Der cine ser beiOen bieSsru Seutonen III
Iegen beablidti9te, 81 welbem SeDufe ser
anOere ibm fpIgcnoen 0tutb CAB:
,@eQ, msun ib mir bie @'i6i6t redt
coniioer, 10 lids bei9t, On 9ebidt uno
obui6t be Suer tGppe. u orei Sni6 Gas
pfeif Mil blum. SD nil ser mas Iaoe,
mas 0e bbui6t, 0a better 0ebi6t gum
Si9orti6 @dgner, Der wesB, wie Ifsiis
Iiege uno madt e 9uten Gi@ob, nod oeb'
i3 Dir Ell NOweis, i9 bbdt Die Yieii nit
untsr Dem Seiowof our6Iese, On better
lieol6t ie byr9 Die Nele, JOINT bbut am
Gnoe Die golieS ~interIire uno madt OH
Srupel uno Damn boi6te unn6tbi9e Grpen;
IeS uno mu6t ie pisSer rsmupe. g lid
INNER beler, ma ii6 d Iittl tdriua."
,Des," erwieoerte Ser @noere, id
bent, poOl on, werri moti9 obleii6t fol-
Sein aoweis, fomm rel unS nemm en-
9orSe, 8 ii6 perhu6t tlos beut, i'd bent,
mer frie9e nod en- S6auer. &6rlein,
bring emol Die SOttel IN en- Sumblsr.
o@eH, bier it sos!"
yErint burtp!"
nSei Si6inso, Der lid i6trono, Sen
tann mer Obne @Oiier gar net idwadere a
yes Ssrrie, tol3t AUDI iini Soler bie
@aaen."
u@ut bell Sd muB in Die Sold, me,
bawe beut Wfeetin9."
u@ut bell"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-07

Giieriudt ma6t i6ariiipuia unS bliuS,
Siebt pie Elm S9iee u, triilt pie elu RinS,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-07

sY gu Goulouie lit mitten in Sen
our6 Die llebcri6pemmung bcruor9eruie.
nsn Sruuericenen foIgenOer 3mii6enfal
pOrscfommen. Sn Dem (oauie Suiol, ga:
lee 8onuparte, b0rte man plObli@ Yupa
Wamal i6reien. So9lei9 ma6teu iid
Soloaten ans @ert unO 9ruben Der Stim.
me mad, bis iie einen Yupasei in ieinem
GGito ianoen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-07

Fully worthy of the patronage of our Cath
Ollie Schools and colleges
A. NJ. A. BLANCHET.
Bishop of Nesqualy.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-07

Dr.. BR0WNSON, in his Quarterly Review
for April, 1875, after comparing THE CATHOLIC
NATIONAL SERIES OF READERS with the "'Young
Catholic and Progressive" says
w prefer, as far as We have seen, the Series
prepared by the Right Rev. Bishop of Cleve-
land; and published by the Benzigers of New
York and Cincinnati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-09-07
BEAD THE FOLLOWING EX-
TRACTS FROM TESTIMONIALS.

The MOST REV. ARCHBISHOP KENRICK,
Of St. Louis, says: Accept my best wishes
for the success of your laudable effort to elevate
the character of our elementary School Books"
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-19
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
abroad H0ur-.
rRA1Rs Lave wI1N1Naron


ftr AetD rork.-l.31, A. N, 1871, 12.4a, o..a 2 nj
sundays, 1.sl, A. II.
For Philadelphid.-l.sl. $50. So $50, 1880, A
t.s1, A NJ; 400, 83D, $50, p. M.
For Baltfmors -1252, os. l0.e2, A. NJ; l.2s
s. 20, Tl0 p. NJ. undays 1z52, 2.D3, A. Nj.
fu Vas ,yion.-12.o2, 203, A. NJ: 1885, '.29
$40, ~ NJ Snndays, l2.5S, %, A. NJ.
For 'elatodTe 4. R.-b.00, iO.1C, \ NJ $40. r.
M. NO Sunday trains
For kelD Castle, u,. 10. 10, \. ". 125, 8a0 P. Nj
No SUNDAY trains.
For Wilmington and Ryoding n R.-ssO, A. NJ
$50, 5.lb, r. N. No SUNDAY train.
For Wilmington & Western r. h-l0so A M; $50,
p. NJ No Sunday trains
TRAINS ARRIVE AT wIIAr'GToR
FrorA yess T.ss--l.os, a. NJ. l2.sa Liza, I.oo, p
NJ. Sundays l.54. a. II.
Fr"n, ''hlf isip,ia l242, 1883, 95s A. M; 1900,
NJ. l2S4, lH, .Ub, 5.lh, 6.35, 100 Sis, 1l0O T. NJ.
Sundays, l2 AZ, l.5s, 1905, A. NJ. li.0o, p. NJ
From Pr, Deposit st4, A. NJ. No sunday train.
From Baltimore. - la, 1925, A. Nj. 1901, 1910,
5.32, 92i, P. VI. sundays, 1.2l, A. NJ $50, p. M.
From Washington. = La, A. NJ; 1901, 1910, 80,
800 P. NJ Sunday la, A. NJ. $50, p. NJ.
Frvra DsiGttars Il. R.-l0l5 A. M; 3 50, $50, Z.
NJ. No sunday trains.
From Aeio Cest'e.-s.oO, 1915, A. NJ; $50. $50,
P. NJ. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington d Reading r. R.-s.5s, a. NJ. ;
100 30, z. NJ. No Sunday trains.
From Wilmington d Western r. R.-7.5o, A. NJ.
s.1o p. NJ No Sunday trains.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON.
ls40, $50, 1880, a. NJ. 1918, 230, 400 olt 90,
646 o.s0. ll.s0 p. NJ. sundays 1910, $50 A. Nj $50
ll.s0P. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-19
Treating the Wrong Disease,

MANY times Women call upon their family physi-
clans, one with dyspepsia, another with palpitaton,
another with trouble OF the breast, another with
pain here and there and in this way they all present
alike TO themselves and their eisy-going amt indf-
fer mt doctors, seperate and distinct diseases for
which he p'escribes his pills and potions, assuming
Them TO he such When In really, they are all syn p
toms caused by some uterine disorder and while
they are thus only able perhaps to paate for a
time, they ignorant Of the cause and encourage
their practice until large bills made, when the
suffering patients are 10 better in the end, but pro-
tably worse for the delay treatment and other COM
pllcatlons made and which a proper medicine di-
rected to the cause would have entirely removed
thereby iLsttuting health end comfort instead OF
prolonged misery.
From Miss LOrlnda E. 81. Clair, Shade thens Co..
Ohio: -
. .Dr. p, V. Pierce. Buffalo, y. Your Favorlte
prescription Is working alno Ike miracle on me-
am better already than have been for over two
years"
From Ella A. SIhafer Zinesville, Ind:
'Dr. Perce-l received the medicine You sent me
ana began using 1t imme lately. As result OF the
treatment feel better Than have for three years :"
From Mrs John X. Uamilin, Olell, ILL.,
"Dr. Pierce-1he Favorite Prescription has done
me good, which am very thankful fOrr
DIR. P.erces FavoTite Prescription is sod by deal
efs III medicines janis, ,3taw8w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-19
Specially reported for he Commercial
SENATE.

'PttuHy ftpcftu .'W Ht IOHtHsFttut
SENATE.
DOVER, Jan. Is,
The Senate met at o'clock p. NJ.
Mr.. Fddeman presented petition from d. W.
Collins aud ~ others to allow ]. Turpin Moore
to change the course of public highway in Lit
tie Greek hundred Sussex county, which was
read and referred.
The clerk of the House presented Joint res
olution convening both Houses of the Legisla
ture in the County Court House on Tuesday.
the 18th instant, at ~ O'clock to be present at
the Inauguration of the Governor, which was
read and concured in by the Senate.
Mr.. Causey introduced bill regulating the
recording of leases of the Potter Charity Es-
tates, which was read.
On motion of Mr.. Ray, the House bill to ex-
empt wages from execution attachment in New
Castle county was read the first time.
The rules were suspended and the bill read d
second time, and referred to the Committee OIL
Revised Statutes.
On motion of Mr. Riddle, the JOINT resolution
authorizing the State Treasurer to paw to Robert
Grantees $500 for lost coupons of Delaware
State bonds was taken up for consideration. and
on his motion the resolution was adopted.
Adjourned.
HOUSE.
The House met at p. NJ, Speaker Hulcomb
i'll the chair
that the two Houses shall meet in tile County
Court House tomorrow, at noon, to be present
at the inauguration of the Governor elect which
WAS read and adopted.
On motion Of Mr.. Nowland, the Senate bill to
prohibit live stock from running at large in
School District No. 81 New Castle county was
read first time, when the rules were suspended
and the bill read second time By its title
john W. Phillips presented petition from
George II. Vincent and 1873 other residents of
Sesford aud vicinity asking the passage of some
goodI and efficient school law, which was read
and referred
Mr. Voshell presented a petition to prevent
stock from running at large in School District,
No 6S Of New Castle county.
The same gentleman subsequently gave notice
of his intention to introduce such bill.
MIR. Nowland introduced resolution decar-
ing that no member of the House shall absent
himself during the sessions unless he first ask
and obtain permission to do so, and shall forfeit
his per diem for each day he Is absent without
slch permission.
The yeas and nays betng called the resolution
was adopted, yeas 10, nays |, (Wilds);
Mr.. Pyle Introduced a bill Incorporating the
Marbleton Quarry Company,of Wilmington, which
read
Mr.. Nowland introduced a bill incorporating
the Peninsula Agricultural and Pomological As
soclatlon of Middletown, which was read
He also presented petition from number of
fishermen, asking that the present fish law be
supplemented so as to define the rights Of seine
and gill net fishermen, which was read and re-
ferred to Committee of Messrs. Nowland,
Learned and George H. Phillips.
John W. Phillips gave notice of all act to in
corporate the SnsseI County Fire Insurance
Company.
Adiorrnad
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-19
u. =. senatOri Caucusses

JOHN ALLISON SELECTED by THE PENNSYLVANIA
REPUBLICANS.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 10.
III the Republican caucus, this morning, Hon.
John Allison, Register Of the U. $. Treasury,
was nominated for United States Senator.
SELECTION OF THE MINNESOTA DEMOCRATS
Sr. PAUL. MIsS., Jan. ~.
The Democrrte Caucus Of the Minnesota Leg
islature nominated Iguatius Donally for United
States Senator. The caucus was not full, and
much dissatisfaction at result is manifested
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-19

Justin Shipley, colorcd convict in the Mary
land Penitentiary, while at dinner on Sunday
attempted to kill John L. Barber, his keeper
with all iron bolt Barber drew pistol and shot
SIMPLIFY three times, causing wounds that will
probably result in death
lThe intensely cold weather continues in the
Northwest, aud severe snow storm prevailed
throughout that region yesterday. A telegram
from Fort Laramie describes the storm there az
Fearful" the thermometer being 40 degrees
below zero.
One Democratic member of the Pennsylvania
Legislature died, yesterday, and another broke
his arm. 1t lis thought the vote for U. s. Sena-
tor may now be very close, between the Demo-
Gratis and Republicans.
Moulton's examination closed yesterday iu the
beecher case, and his cross examination began
The proceedings, generally, were dull.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-19
Keep thy House, and thy House iciH keep the
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TABLS OF CONTENTS.

Th Philosophy of Furniture, by Edgar A; Poe,
Method OF Making Bread, by Jusus v. Lleblg The M
reduction In the Cost of Living; Gas Flues ihe
Rear fa,ds OF Houses; Patents Relating 10 tht
u,ehold-THE KITCHEN The PHI losophy OF Fly
ing by Jas B. HOdgskin How to Cook thop
Engaging Cook Preparing Poultry for Ma kel u
France; Kitchen Ranges Useful Reclpes-Ihh
SITTING ROOM what the Chimney Said. ht bTrl
Harte v indow Curtains Wall Papers Housell0lu
pets stoves; Economy of Fuel; Songs for Tue
household stoves and Mantels-TBR NuRskkl
Little Whinpy In eresting Paragraphs-Epll0ki,
AIS Dom site Economy. &c.-THR DINING ROOM
How to Arrange Dining Table How TO Take taie
OF China and GlaSsware-THE WINE CELLAR AHi-
ncia! ort Vine Wermouth-THE BED CHAMBEk
The sin OF Lying fbed Faucet and Basins 4; Two
Engiish Bed Rooms; Poets Room Breathing
Through the Mouth HE TOILET: Soap; Shawls
lndia Cashmere, Himalava; A Unique Exhibition
In Paris olors Affected by LecaIty-1Hk pAs-
LORI: Medish DrawiI Y Room People who Make
Society Disagreeable Anniversary Wedding INV
tations; How to Sing Ballad Good Manners
How Party Failed to Come on In Time
The MEDICINE CHssr: Arsenical Poison; SAM
tary suggestions How to avoli Colds-THE WIN
of Plants Rustic Furni'ure-THE LIBRARY a
Cheap Lib ary-THE LAUNDRY Fire proof Statrh
How to Design House; An Electric Servant ihe
Future OF li0use Furnishing Delivering tohi
Publishers Notes ; Practical Information.
manifestations Solicited Agents Eant in Eefs
County address
HOWARD LOCKWOOD,
Publisher and Proprietor,
f,n 6-tf No. rs BEEKNAH ST, NEW YoSI
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-19
ATTITUDE OF TIE pE.IoonAr.

MIR. Marshall, the Democratic member Of ,ts
committee, after consultation with his COLES
guos, decided to follow the other members to
New Orleans. The first thought Of many Of ,hs
Democrats was that they would STAND upon ths
Foster report, and would decline to have any
thing to do with aLother investigation The,
concluded this would not do, for whatever thei
organs may say publicly, they know very well
that IL report by Messrs- Wheeler, Hoar aud
Frye will have as much weight as a report from
any other three members of the Republican Par
ty, or of the House. The attempt to create preI.
ndice against the report of these members before
they left Washington, is evidence of the fear Of
the opposition that IL will controyert the state
ments of the Foster report but the committee
have not gone to New Orleans with that purpose
in view. If the Foster report is truthful it will
committee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-19

ADMIfsIoS- AND pENiALs II !ur r.,,.
BurIkIss. uAlL
T.. a.. ILL., "AshiNoToS, Js,l ~
Chittenden all made denials of the charno SUI
against them Of being implicated in rncs,~'' I''
money from the Pacific Mail Co. 4is
Telegrams were read from ID, A vo,,
Boyd, and Winchester, making similar aon,,' ,''''
Also telegram from L. E. Chttendcn q, (
Y, acknowledging the receipt of nones N
which his nsmesake in the House had hean W
correctly charged with receiving. '4
wHIIhLAw REID GIVES lAu.
Whitelaw Reid gave bail, this morning il.
roiice Court Tor his appearance to Answer II.
charge Of criminal libel. -'
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-19
The Louisiana Inv estiraiio,,

THE HOUSE AWAITING the III PORT OF TN t,.,
COMMITTEE -DEMochAIIc sMgARAeeMlSr -
THE QUESTION.
{ p.elai Dispatch TO the New York Times
WASHINGTON, Jan. Is
No caucus Of the House Republicans Aas -,
been called TO hear the report of the o.u,mitta.
made week ago, or to cousite,
and report upon the proper party action IN
be taken with reference to Louisiana a,
fairs. IL is stated, however, that tho coInm,,ts,
of nine have agreed upon report to make N
the caucus, which recommends that jont reso,
luton be passed indorsins the Kellogg Govern,
ment and sustaining the action of the presilent
Some OF the committee are anxious that thers
should be caucus at once to receive and can,
slider this report, but members have grown can.
tous about committing themselves, and Il !,
not certain that another caucus will be con.
vened till the committee, which has gone to N.s
Orleans returns.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-19

AMATEUR PRESS ASSOCIATION amateur
press Of this City and State was organized into
an association on Saturday, which will meet
monthly from place to place. the next meeting
rusry. Officers were elected for three months,
as follows President, Eli ii. Chandler Vice
Presidents, II. Allaway, OF the Youths Banner ;
r. Fowler, of Dover Treasurer, L. b. Stevens,
OF the Tribune; Recording Secretary, A. S.
Robinson, Of the Alpha Sigma; Corresponding
Secretary, J. II. Rile. The Alpha Sigma, L. d.
Morrow editor, was selected as tie official
organ.