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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-12
SENATOR FRNTONs AWFUL REMARKS
ABOUT SENATOR RAYARD

We have hesitated to print the scandalons -
almost profane -uttcrsnces OF that tool-hartly
person Mr.. Reuben T.. Fenton, formerly q =.
SenAtor from New York, applied to Loading
Democrat OF this State. It in true that one
newspaper Of this city, which il un,iorstood To
have its eyes wide open to the infinitely superior
character and abilities of that Leading Bono
crst, recklessly printed the dreadful expressions
OF the irreverent Now Yorker, and was severely
rsbuksd by another journal therefor, and wo
perceive that still other newspapers have also
put them in type, but Two have hestatol, orr
selves, bocanse 1t seems TO be understood that
tie COMMERCIAL has too often gazed without
blinking on this Distinguished Democratic
statesman, when the duty OF the hour WAS TO
admit that even tile keonest eye WAS iazzlod by
The sheen OF his achievements. We find, how
ever, IN the Georgetown Journal, counter
poise 10 the scandal which the papers printing
Fentons rude remarks have caused. Tho Jour
nal grandy says-in fact there is no little grand
snr about wallpaper -
"ln Delaware Mr.. BayArd has no opponent
Like some tall elf that lifts its awful form,
Storm
''lie and Lo alone lis Delawares candidate.
we ssk the honor OF giving the Centennial Press
idsht to America. MIR. Fenton SAWS Mr. Bayurd
ia partzan. No grosser Islander could be pro.
honnced against him."
Snch expressions RI these strike tho attention
strike II very hard, indeed we may say. Mr..
kaysrd part2an ! Perish tho thought A
the Journal says, no grosser Islander could be
devised. That Mr. Bayard acts with utter indie
psndence Of party considerations, like his twin
mat Ia fIfaf SpPt Lao I'M.
is well known What attracts lis most, howey.
er, ia the poetry quoted, though we foar the
Journal has possibly overdone tho matter lust
little. Poetry has its risks, when en-
ployed fin quotation. Mr.. Bsysrd is tall,
certainly, but to call him "cliir" to say he lifts
his lawful FORM" and still more, to declare
that he "swells'-come Colonel. isn't this cana.
BILE OF misconstrnction by the unregenerste?
Under the shadow OF the cliff however, we
venture to print what Fenton said OF the Distin-
gushed Delaware Democrat Fenton used these
awful words -
HE has a. narrow, opnonated mind, with
little apparent knowledge OF the country ut large
IN it's needs and views"
To think that Fenton should say such things
He served in the Senate with the object OF his
Distraction Blk years, and, after the Greeley cam
psgn the two generally acted and voted togetll-
or, and yet, sftor that long and intimate asso
citation, this person from the wilds Of Cbautsu.
qua, has apparently never recognized him as a
tall clin, las never perceived that he had an aw-
full form, has perhaps not admired his swelling
from the vale, nor yet observed him in the act
Of leaving the storm midway, but in fact lis capa-
BILE OF nttering the atrocious language printed
above II some people had hold OF Fenton, Just
for = minute, the wild woods OF Chsutaqua
would thereafter be hung in sable.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-12
Now Jerseys Finances,

Now Jersey in her State inancos,is among tho
easiest in the Union. For tho last State iiscsl
year tho receipts have amounted to 80, O22, 752
and the disbursements to :l,s22, 1886, showing a
surplus OF slO?,Sl7 Tho amount OF tho war
debt, which has been kept separate from all
other indebtedness, amounts to s2,39G, 300
800, 900 was paid OH lat January last and tI,e
rest ID provided for by sinking fund The
bonds and interest have always been promptly
met. Aside from this there s no State debt
whatever. In addition, the State is ricll enough
to contribute large portion OF her receipts Tor
million Of dollars having gone IN that way tho
past year. ID to this Il ,207, 1891 raised and ex
pended for the public schools, and there in a
grand total OF 1880, S27 expended by State
with loss than ono million Of inhabitants for
Phrpofes outside OF the legitimate machinery Of
government. The entire expenses of tho S,.to
ontslde these expenditures, have only Loon
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-12
49leAiGaI.
TIVE MIN POWER CURES.
MUMPhREv'e
I1OlGEOPATHIC SPECIFIOS,


HAVE PRovHp, yspM TIM MOST ami, az.
pslisace, an entire ssccsa. Simple, PronH Eaici.
eat eAd Reiahle. IAey are the only medicines per-
scsy s1sSssS 2 Ioulas me NO. simple tina. NJ.
always reliable. Thev' have the highest oommsnds.
ton from ali, and will always render Satisfaction.
Nos. Cures. Cenu
]. FEvBas, Congestion. ln1ammAti0na. ..........2o
O. W0aMs, Worm Fever, Worm Collie. ...........9h
D. CaYINa-coLIc or Teething Of Infants, ,.......9b
9. DYssNKRY, Gripping. Bilious Coles.
NS vss To nSlS Observation-Disclosures OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
3. HkAnACaEs, n!ck Headachs. Vertigo, .........yo
70. DrsrAralA, Bilious Stomach, .s...s.....9a
-. WHITES, ton Profuse Periods,
Y C.ovs, Cough, Dlnacuit Breataas: ...........S
l. l. kssss.1. k s.an. .: ffnpo. z
le. fIvkk AND Aav1, chill Fever Asues, M
y. P1LnA. blind or bleedlnxs. ....., IA
ID. CAfARnA, acute or chronic Influenza, ...... ~
%. W1ooriha-C0ven violent cousils, ......... IN
u IAN DiscnAssss, impaired hearing .. 90
y. GINss1L DEsiiTr. Physical Wsslsss1, -. ."
.. BaA-BlCkNsaR. sickness from riding, ..... N,
q. klDkkY-DlskAsH, Gravel, ..................t IA
=. Msavsoua DkelifY, ..............,...,.l@
-. U.INAsY WsAENKss, yelling ti,s Ned.
y. rAlkruL fEnl0ns, with spaana, ............h0
~ UlbbAAh " nuANT, p4lpllAuO0h, otc.,. eel ~
81. krLRrsBy, spanMs, 81. vitua Dance, ...,,,i 10
-. DirnrHBMA, liberated sore throat, ...,.... M
n. CnxOAfc CONVENTIONS AMI RrIpti0nH, ...,.. Ia
Walls. ~ cen.A, except VI, w, and 3a,). -. &. ~
FAMILY CASES,
Case tMorOccO) with above 81 large viala AMI
Manuel Of direction. .................. . SlN on
Ease (MOr0cc0) Of W large Walls and lbo0k -. q ~
single Boxes and Walls on above.
er-Tnese remedies are Sent by the case or single
box TO any part Of the country, free OF Charge, IN
receipt Of price. Address
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.,
once and Depot, No. bs2 Br0alwsy, New York.
For Sale in Wilmington by
W. T. ALRlCH,
JOHN j. GALLAGHER,
II. 4 q. SHOEMAKER,
e. BRlN0HUkKT a co
X. MCINAL1, JK.
felA1.deOdkN1y A. WALTON.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-12
TRx 1RLATIvR EXTENT OF PEACH Gull
TURR IN DELAWARE AND EASTERN
NAnVV Ann.

Ths Chsseertown (Nd) Ne,cs doubts tile &C
cmacy Of the statement OF the COMMERCIAL,
that the peach u cultivated TO greater extent
in Delaware than on the Eastern shore Of Mary.
land. It " quite natural that the Mems should
fall into an error Of this kind, for it is printed
almost In the very midst of probably tho largest
peach orchards in tie world. At Ground Top
on Chester riysr,a few miles above Ci,easertown,
10 IN orchard which Is tile pioneer OF all others
on the Peninsula in nize, and Col. wilkins
further down tile same river, is, perhaps, the
second largest producer among our peach
growers. In addition to those are MINER
Gus other orchards in the ht-ns' county (KenD
which render that locality second only TO Middle
town in the whole peach region. In fact many
ri the psaclrgrowers Abont Mid,iletown are
oNners OF several orchards in Kent comfy, NO
nearly similar are tie soils Of tho two localities,
and to thsm lis largely due the extent OF the de-
vslopment Of peach culture in that part of our
sister State.
But there are facts and figures to which we
wish to direct the attention OF the Ne,cs, and
upon which we lose our statement They are
gathered from the peach shipments Of several
years., and portion being official arc therefore
csnclusivs. In 1873 we were furnished by the
rail and water transportation companies with the
actual amount OF shipments reduced
to baskets. An examination Of these returns
show that shipments were made from Delaware
~ follows
Via Delaware II. Il, .......,... 95S,G5S Baskets
Via junction Il BreAkwator (rall
aud water) ................. 1892
Via steamers from Delaware
Bay Shore, .............,.... 100000
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-12
The Brnndywine Centennial.

IN response to suggestion Of this paper that
themselves in preparations FOR proper obsers,
Walton OF the BAndywne Battle Centennial
should AVOID Al appearance OF monololzing
the event. the West Chester Daily Mems pays :
I'VE hike the interest set forth in the above
on the part Of our neighbor, and in behalf Of
tn ie Mhnte Mon, we feel safe in saying they
will be very happy in having our Delaware state
friends cooperate with them, IN what already
has taken such shape rs to promise grand at
fair. We may further add that the Minute Men
have already fully expected the Delaware and
maryland troops and citizens to assist in cele-
brAting this heroic event. We shall exnect
Brother Jenkins and lis editorial associates of
wilmington to talk up the affair and otherwise
rcnder the good services which lie in their pow
or TO contribute" '
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-12
vECETlNE
Fhr'heA Inc Bl0Il, Ren0vatcs AMI Inyignrates tho
Whole SYSTEM
iTs MEDICAL PROPERTIES AWH
Alternative, TONIC, SOLVENT AND
ID. 0luRETiC.

vkneTINS Is made exclusively from The jo,ecs o,
carefully selected barks, roots anil herbs. AMI W.
srongy concentrated that il will enectaiiy eraa
1nlons linm0r, TimOrs, Cancer, Carcrrous Ilnmor-
,y,ipess salt itleum, syphiitic disease, CanEer
iso n,nen n at the Stomach and all diseases that arise
chronic rheumatism. Neuralgia, Uollt and spinal
HHo n can only be efrectaay cured through
:. For Ulcers and kruptive Diseases of tho srp
hnsinles. pimpIes. Blotches, BoIls letter, scaI'
head and Rngworm. yKaETiNE has never failed 10
For palms IN the back, Kidney Complaints. Drop.
asy, female Weaknes4, LeucOfrhna, arising from
nernM Giceraion. and uterine disease and General
Ucunity, NEdkfiNk aets directly upon the causes OF
tEese complaints 1t lnvigor1t,s and strengthens
me WhOle system, acts upon secretive er0ans AL
Inhanatioh, cures liberation and regulates the
pI For G,atsrrh, Dyspepsia ashitusl costivenesu,
rApitation OF the Heart. Headache, Piles, Nervous
noss and General Pr0atrntion Of the Nervous Sys-
ieii no medicine has ever given such perfect ssts
Isctlon " the vEakrNE. 1t purines the blooi.
ling power over the nervous system. -''''-
Inc remarkable cures Affected by VEGgrINE have
,nancea many physicians and apOthecsries whom
lies. >' O"A 'A@"'-
In fact, vssErIN. is the hest remedy yet dlscov.
BLOOD PURIFIER YET placet before The pn T'''
Are not the many testimonials gwen for The Iif.
sereas complaints satisfactory any reasonable per
On snuerlng from any disease mentioned above
that they can be cared7 Read the different testt
moalss gwen, anil no one cnn doubt. In mxpy OF
theae cases the ssy that their pain aud suf
lering cannot be expressed, 10 cases OF SCrofula
where. apparsaty. the Whole body was one msss 81
corruption. III VkGRrINR will relieve pain cleaI3we
purify and cure such diseases, restoring the patient
70 perfect health after trying different physIcians
many remedies, suffering for years, ,s il not conclI
we I'VE proof yoI are ,aIerrr, you can he cured?
II WORKS 10 the blood, In the circulating aud II
can truly no called the Great Btooi Iurifsr The
great source OF disease originates In the bioo and
no medicine that do = not act directly upon II. TO
puflfy and renoyate, has an Jus claim upon public
eitentlOn. When the bOod becomes feess AMI
stafnant either from change OF weather or Of eli.
mae, want Of exercise, irregular diet or from sny
other cause, the VbGR1INE will renew the bIuol car
y o. the putrid humofs, cleanse tile htmach reon-
!ase me bowels, and lmpart tone Of vly0r to the
whole body. The conviction 10, In the public mimi
aa well q - the medical profession. that the rene
aies supplied ~ the peyetabis Kingdom are more
eAle, more Mccensful In the cure Of disease than
mineral ned!sine. vsaeTIsk h composed Of roots
!Afks And her"A II In pleasant to take AMI in ner
iectly safe to give 70 an infant. DO yon need ii
DO mot heaitate 70 Try IT.: You will never regret il
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-12

Its very rough on the Pennsylvania Democracy,
bnt they cannot find anything wrong in Bob
Mackey's State Treasury vaults Or books. A
good many people have told them, all along, that
Robert would give them 4 file to break their
teeth on, whenever they attacked tho Treasury
but they still cherished the fond deIusion that
they could smell ont something where there wss
nothing 10 sMNll.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-12
A Live, Widc-ASvakc Paper.

II,
For live, wde-awake and newsy paper we
commend the Wilmington DAILY COMMERCIAL, to
the reading public. While it presents in full the
doings Of tho city Of Wilmington, it gives COM
plete epitomo of the news OF the Peninsula,
During the frnit season i, will contain daily re-
ports Of tho peach shipments and tho condition
OF the markets, and will be found OF great value
to everybody interested in ANY way in the peach
crop. 1t will be sent TO Subscribers, post paid,
at 80 cents per msnt
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-12
John gas ana dhe "CIa, ,ua..."

John Bright has written . letter expressing
tile opinion that the Tchborneclaimant is an I'M
postor. lie says;-'I have read all the evidence
and all the speeches OF both trials, and the sum-
ming up Of the Lord Chief Justice. This last
have read again during last month. To mo
the convict in Dartmoor 10 the greatest criminal
Of our time. His crime has extended over ma
ny years; It is most base in character, and inclu-
des in it almost every crime for which evil men
are brought to punishment.'
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-12
~ ~. A. eARAh0ma.

His DEATH At SARATOGA, THIS MORNING.
SARATOGA, Ang. II.
Ex.dovernor William A. Graham, Of North
Carolina, died Of organic disease Of Tire heart
ut Congress Hall, tllia morning.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-12

Five colored conyicts, occupying the same coll,
yesterday morning before daylight. They cut
the bars OF the window, lowered themselves into
the yard with ropes made Of blankets, and scaled
the outer wall by means OF . ladder found in the
yard. Two OF them were sentenced to imprison-
mont for 49, two for 49, and ono for 8 years.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-12
HOWARD n. JENKINS, wlLhHR ATKINSON.
FRANCIS q. FERRIS.


IMPORTANT NorIoE.-AJre' January la, 1875,
MS Publishers Of The DELAWARE Tribune vii
prepay posfage thereon, aud NE paper riN be semi
To s.hscri'%rs al Ae present price, ~ PER year.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-12

FORTY CONGREGATIONS IN THE UNITED sTATrs AND
CANADA.
NEwBERaH, N. Y, Aug, II.
Bishop Cummins 1t tho meeting here on Mon
day evening, preliminary to organizing . Re-
formed EPISCOPAL church, said there were now
Afty ministers and forty congregations Of that
chnrch In the United 6tAtes and Oauads
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-12
TIE Csasrsl 81 Pslisle.ans."

The CeAsrel 81 Politicians"
Referring b Nssars. Valentine and whitley,
the Euvy Evening Gays:
Both man are bitter partiaAna, and either il
slsoesd, wouh uss his power 10 the utmost to
Of ths poAkieaana, vhe Win, no matter what may
b their paEAys fern . Ring Just ~ certain N
wolves will kill Sheep"
"Throw the city back"-why whore Ia it,
nov? 10 it, executive department in the hands
Of any other sort than politioiansl IL the Nd
ministrAtlon " Mayor Hinns marked by the
absence Of politics TIE Mayor has made his
appointments entirely from hiA own party. He
threw ont every one Of the policemen who were
on duty when he came into Office and filled their
places with De0ocrats, and . Republican could
no more have got Office: under him than have
received . like favor from Governor Cochran o,
| the Delaware Legislature Yet that "control Of
tho politicians las not disturbed or distressed
tho Eoery Eoening on the contrary, fow neigh
boss have agreed bsttsr than Mayor aimns and
tho Newspaper next door. But now that hi
political administration Of the city draws neal
it, end, and that Republican Mayor il likely t,
come In, the paper referred to Processes to per
ceive the iniqulty and scandal Of having polltic,
associated with tho Mayors Office though i
urges movement, which, II attaining any pro
portions, wonld be sure tn perpetnats precisel!
the present condition OF thingA There la Ia
mentablc absence Of sincerity In some OF tles,
professions
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-12
WOULD NOT BIZ WITHOUT
We q E TINE
FOR TEN TIMES lTa COST.

The great benont have received from the u.c NJ
vsauTIk1 induces me 70 give my testimony In ia
favor. believe 70 be not only Of great value for
restoring the health. but preventative Of dtse.sea
peculiar 70 the spring and summer sess0as
would not he without II for ten times il cost
EDWARD TlLDEN
Alto -ney and General Agent for Msssschuscfts OF
the craftAmens lAfe Assurance CSnnpapv No ~
"eAtn b"'"ng' Du"ton, Aaxs. ly27-4W
XMlIMlNH Ia a0r 1, ny Al I.uuon,a~u
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-12
Montgomery's
Nervine I

montEOmcfys Nervlne cures Rheumatism,
Monikomefy's Nefv Inc cures Neuralgia.
MohtROmefyA Nervlne cures Hysteriu.
Mon!kOhleryH Ncrvine cures Headache.
Mon!gonerys Nervine cures Hcatica.
aont&Onefys Nervine cures Fits.
Mon!gomerys Nervue cures Tic D0lOrelx
MohtgOmerya Nervine cures Paipilatinn Of The
Heart, AMI all Nervous Affections. Wv
why nndar, when one bottle OF this madeleine win
give you immediate relief? Principal IepO,. Isi N
druggists. ~ "''
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-12

Nsturalsts have decided that no hen can lay
over six hundred eggs. Therefore, when you
have checked on to that figure you Gan sell her
for spring chicken, JeiroH Free Press
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-12

qualification. that: "a penny aave,l ID penny
earned" large part OF the economy and thrift
W Ne "Ao,'." IU'p'', "'1''" '''e 'as' oenso!y,
A~. l'ooe"y ~" D.' "io" : '0,o' !" 'ne
oAs'' s'c''ssy ID a's stA'o"oht. we hotce,
.o.''o', .'@' '"0 "Nr"o''"n' !" 'o oAero'so OF
'.ss f'H"'S VI 0s".o'' VINO. W oeeo"iney
'o'n. i'' o'nsi tno"''s oaconoDo'"s' qushhea
.o w. '."' ~. .'s' "'', a's'ioo' nAo"'hcs
1o", 'uA' Ps'ny ssvoo AZ so@e cASos Is ~
kouu po.''s oA'"o. Just 30 IN some
careful We ought to lie not to run the risk Of OK
treme statements.
n, ,-., A., -
,,, ,,,s,,,,-. - 49, - . !" W..
49,. p.,.,.~. n. % o VI
-. ,......sS -. D's w '''0 'o.'
:" =" :" "''A ~. P""o1 :" ''"Sh
-, .'' We s"s'' "A'o W WA!
~'s. 1oo' oo''A'My' u'o oal'oil mon Waited
but his nomination. That they sot-the Ieu,o.
crat says Ly swin,lle, Nov they want nothing
but Ills election, and ths the Df7,,ocrn, nrop<ses
to help them get, To uu that does look like
helping make tho vvindle succe.s.
-
The oddities OF Engliali advertising arc the
frequent subject Of comment. London nows-
man !" "yiolet velvet sermon case, large size,
with gold embroidered monogram on the cover,
lined with watered silk, very handsome; never
been used, cost 81 guineas infants now short
Undertaking desired in exchange The time
had arrived when goods Of tho sort Last named
were more called for In that family than a violet
velvet sermon case, lined with watered silk,
a,,cy, 4. I,so IA, 70. o.,,,, u>.~
The Gasel,e not only charges tho Lewes Ljohi
with wanting to have Mesurs prettymsn and
| Dunn remoyed-H charge s,s.ura,v fs,se--hnt
with des,riup 10 I. oust all tho old tidc-w.,ers
about I.ewss," Now tile tide. waters nj Iewes
come will, tremendous volume from the verv
South Sean--deep. stronp. and treme,f,ou. Wa
don't Deieve Dr. knowles has any idea OF roll
ing them back. Inc character or Mrs. Parting
Ton Win nor broom wonld DO Just tile thing for
the GdzeAr, but the Lhdht knows TOO much about
tides and waters for that.
" '~o". iaio :" '"po my
a"ln"'A'A's' IiooS ~ watering pscos WILL cone
tennisl rnsl roschos The tonaoncv ~ thong
.n5s th;. .uru,a, la. tao,, 20 ,..l ,,,;o... 49,,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-12
Speetxl SGttees.

ChotCo Soaa water.
Z Bringhurst 90. have re-openei their Mineral
water fountain for the season. The maturity Of
our citizens have tasted and know for themselves
the superiority OF the soda water from this fountain
and the delicious navOr OF the Fruit syrups they
prepare, Of which there are upwards Of twenty va
rteties. They have
GLASS sIPHON BOTTLES,
and the necessary apparatus for properly ling them
with highly charged CarO0nic Acid Water, which
can he 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 IT, to enjoy the
use OF this delightful beverage at any time at home,
We have on drauRht the following popular
MINERAL SPRING WATERS:
9eyser, (Saratoga,) Excelsior, (Saratoga,) High
hock, (Sarat0sa) Vichy, Kiaaingen. Also, tho fol-
lowing waters In BEETLES: Congress-, Exec sOr ia
thorn, 0eyae5. High Rock, y. Louis, Magnetic,
Rockbrdge Alum, St. Cstharine'a Artesan, Freid.
ericshale. vichy, Seltxer, Bedford, Etc.
=. BRIN0HURET CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Drusxists,
Corner Sixth and Market Bxeeta.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-12

Total from Delaware. ...... l,257,9lS
From the Eastern Shore Of Maryland tho fol
lowing shipments were reported, both by rail
aud water
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-12

srruArIoN At MEMPHIS,

CRITICAL hrruAT1oN AT MEMPHIS.
AxNPnIs, TENN, Aug. II.
The situation on the river to-day, 10 very crit
cal. From nix O'Clock, last evening. To ton O'Clock
this morning, tho river rose over one and half
inches, and Ia now within le~s than half All incl
Of tho spring flood. 2''7
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-12

mrs. Fosters letter S8Ivo,
For letter, ringworms, eruptions 10 be used in
connection with the Blood Purifier. Price vs. cents
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-12
MINERAL SPRING WATERS:


Cures alsErhea, dysentsry, cholera morbus,
cramp, pain, etc. Price % cents per bottle.
Al the above remedies prepared and sold whole
sale and retail at
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Fr0nt amt Weat
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-12

oriental Pile and ABnrn SAlve.
Prepared bs Mrs.. Dr. Foster. An infallible rem.
Guy Ior piles internal and externally and burns.
each boz. Price ~ cents each
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-12

Tho name OF Chss. G. Fulton, senior editor
OF tho Baltimore american, having been pro-
posed in connection Will, the nomination for
Governor OF Maryland, that paper announces
OF course with Mr. F.'s knowledge and approval
that he is not candidate. lie adds, moreo,.
or, that he 'doos not think that hia name would
carry witt, il any guarantee Of success"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-12
PILES! Pls.ES!I PBlES!!!

bp0hrh New Pile Cure. Sure cure and absolute
preventative. Sold by all dealers, 81 per box. Cir-
vunh n,ee on appIlca ion ASK your druggists f0T
~. nDnt I've put on with any other artcleINhicli he
sya " W good he has not Rpt 1t, we viii aen. ii
ny mail, post paid, for $i.lp per box.
:, Address: AON1GoM RRY Il CO., Agents, No, II,
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CONS UMPTION. BRONCHITIS,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-08-12

The camp-moeting season will its height
this week. Something more than dozen will be
IN progress on the Pennsula. Among them men,
ton may be made Of Brandywine Summit aud
Red Lion, near this city, the latter common
cling to-day. Down the Peninsula all else save
peaches and politics is subordinated to them,
and even the peach men find intervals OF leisure
to attend them. Tho politicians are always ON
the ground, and make it their fayorite trysting
place