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fo~ed but said it would add Slo'Uoo'ooo 20 LEO
cost Of the bill. ,.,, ,..s ;r .on.
Mr.. Niblack trusted tho DILL "ou4o Pa''o ~ oo1'A'
share. A..
81essrB. Comingo an! farkel au!9ea.nu a:u suo 10
amendment which would make sns ~ :"tP' .,.o w
eleven missouri resim=nts musIslea au1I i,oaa .ao
service, and who served tnfeo soa57 - no''''
guard. u.,r-
Mr.. Gunckcl assured them tho OH a1eaoy coV"
cred that case.
mr. 6a. ler took tho eahe vi1". Sua' -.
spcnse to the at.:umentof hs "l1Au, 10 81
this Was bill for eqnaHihe 1s,un..1e :" oo ~
diers, and not for elu"Azlns sne 8Ap00'e" -
States. ,-,.,.a na
Mr. ConinSs amenoment "a" aas au - o III
agreed to- thai tile acs shouia - tha 11o;tad
1oldie1o mustered INTO the se'' a ~ as;S hu tha
States, and eubsasted, olotneo' Ano P"a@ ~ WIZ
United States, -,., T., II. Iii,
Mr. Dawes spoke IN oppoo'on ~ H. aIn o H., Ia,
aud asked the gentlemen 5oMo'1. 1aI. - ,s ~
might feel TOWARDS the solo'ets, ". W y. s5;onrn
honor and falta of the nat'oa a'u ~ ~ IL
un:H PROVISION "as maue ~ 'uoet 49, 80. - .1nh
OF the Go vefnment, ard nok ~ pto'et w easn
measure bill that "ou4d 'aAo oo '"Aso ."
amount out oi the treasury. =, IT,. Till a,d
MI Coonfn af9uea 10 eutpat ~ ~ ,s e,ltas',,,o
approved OF the position TAKEN ~ un S4s
SaYler, that It "as not Dill u iei'"o40 o. o'A'e'
but to equal'zs eou1ties. A.. hi, md s,;d y
, 1875-02-14


Special Dispatch tn The Gh,caao Tr1b',rsd.
DUBUQUE, H., Feb. 13.-The SNOW blockade
on the river ra,1roads has been raised, and trana
.re nov running On regular tina. The lows Di-
vision OF the Illinois Central iB still blocked up,
no mails arriving from the West
riuce Tuesday. Five hundred sbovelers
are now engaged between Dubuque
sud Waterloo. and 1t is believed that hole will
be broke through by Monoay. The enow has
drifted n many cats to the depth Of 20 feet, and
is rasked solid a. old cheese. The weather IS
now moderate. With slight indications OF thaw.
Special D1sp.teh to fhs cai:aao Tribune.
LACROSSE, Wis, Feb. 13.-Tne cold weather
has at last taken tumble. The trains on tho
different roaos leading to this city ARE again in
running order and on time to-day. The 8. II.
Railroad is still troubled vest OF Wells with 4
SNOW Llockaie. Over five tons Of mail came in
on the Chicago l. St. Paul Road to-day from the
East. j..
sp<eta, 14.0otsh 10 TIE ca1aaan Tribune.
Iowa CrrY. Feb. 13--The polar wave which
has just passed rs here wns Almost as severe as
the one early In the month. Yes erday morning
the thermometer indicated IS deg. below zero.
The SNOW fell several inches. and dr1sted furi-
ouslv. The trains we're alt delayed. There il
good sleigling and the weather is mild now.
, 1875-02-14
BQuNTlES.

BQuNTIES.
.rr EQUALIZATION ELL PASSED Bf 1ak HOUSE.
Soee.at p1spateh to The Ch.eaoo Tribune.
Wasu1xaroN, D. e., Feb. l9.-The House
passed the bill introduced by Mr. Guncke, OF
Ohio. for the equalization Of bounties- The bill
provides that there ehali be paid to every non
commissioned officer. musician, artihcsF, wagon
CT, and private soldier, including these borne
upon the rolls as slaves, vho served
in tho military service OF the United States, and
we're houorably discharged, ss.a3h per month
for the time Of service between April H. lool,
and sI1y ., 1865. In case OF death tbs paTment
il 10 be mu1e to the widow or minor
children, but In the payment OF such
bounty any former bounty is to be deducted; q;
Substitutes arc not included in tho oepehts OF
the bill ,or are those discharged from service
On m their own application. Wnen tie amount s
Of bounty under the bill IL less tnnn
500 The nerson entitled to receive 1t Inns the op'
tion to receiYe IN lien thereof warrant, not u.s.
signable for 161 ac1es Of land, the patent. ho"-
ever, to be issued without requiring proof OF
either residence or settlement.
, 1875-02-14

leeisl.tion, but in tho advancement OF sho
msterisPsrtercsts OF Ill sectors. c.1
nsnnb}icsn. e1cept Rmbler Smith, who opposed
nit nil The the theory Of tho third section that the
@ fundamental conditions we're paramount to the
eonstlIutlonh amendments. and lnslstod toat
nh.thar they haye been reconstructed or not
, 1875-02-14
" lpdi:p,a.2b|s 10 hlVa::.!s,ss. "

From the Naiona| Publishing Co., Philadelphia
We rrg4yi the Li1&* Of C -operaffEe N*cxpaper4
inlspe7aaUble ddre, chn toish Ia FE0ch The peo-
pts DeHkf0ity outside Qf the isFQs Calts."
, 1875-02-14
Printers Ink, Tia Bs;t Medicine,

[From John I. Brown & Sons, Prnrrtttort Of Browns
Bronchial Truches, Boston.
We are 4alis3ed skas tAe Cn.opeTddre Lsf9f fftct
pnrerx 0ood as, U no; the oess u. uny svsem a.
alrkFHsih9."
, 1875-02-14
l. Growing Opposition to the
Measure Among Re"
pubGcans.
The House Passes the Bill to
Equalize Bount'es.
/ Bill to Establish t1int in chicago
Reported in tho Senate
Pacific President Hatch and Ills kofel hode
Of Bidding for Sympathy.
Death Of Representative Hooper, OF Mas
sachusetts.

Death Of Representative Hooper, OF Mas
.h,,n&tc
@A~''"~'
-
-u..,,~,o., ou,v
tHe FoL1 ..HL o,LL. .-..1
CAUCUS SPEECHES ON THE a1AsoNh'
6tee7a& Dtspdtch to The thseooo 777oa"s.
W.sHsopox, D. G., Feb 13.-The bill adopted
t..t pcht hr the House Republican CAUCUS has
a.. ...:..;,,, +,,;r ~ disrnas;on to-day.
ooeo .no 4''0e'f ,..s:.:.-... ~. pa
There 10 very marked en''e'o1' @Nons w ~.
pubiicans as to tho prop1ie:y or necessity OF tne
1,ase.se of the bill, aud it eeems evident that
- r-s:s 80 ,n.or-.,+ notifications eapeciauy
"l1oo1] 'e'' :: ~-.,t h,oor,. law
n the 14sn 6e.eao''' II ean"o' ooo -.....t
1t the CAUCUS, or who, being present,
o,nosrd D,e BILL do not feel
<,1 h,,.na ,,x +ha actjon of the caucus.
tne' sno' - .,---o,,,.. AZ ,;ha,+v IN antanonize
snd CONSIDER tne0oelFeo - "D ~ -. Ta,.a.
the bill when it saaA be prosen'eo 70 eoe 1.oaeo'
The bill il opposed By whatare known as moderate
- .,,.a,v,t;re Repu blicans, both on the ground
y. 49, .t,.aad ;tler,,itv md unconstitutionalisY.
OF lte A41esoN ~es a.-..,,.-n.a;a,+ rha
snd that it II neither neoessa'' fo.Pea4o..
rnxy be taken from the speeches which were
s.,;va,sd n r.rcna in ouDoutioa to the bill! and
- ~. n-t,ama aacrnsv And tbs
0hca' o"'as ~ VIC as.,.-aa ,..,
49," .,-~.ta rh,,.
eight ooul9 not be aeeata'es .spof.e1 1uoe'
who favored the bill used really but one afgu-
ynent. They thought that the disturbed copdi
49,. y, ~. so,th is Indication of m unyiuinc-
ton OF tne oousn - .auiSaa G1.., s1,;taa - %.
ness on tne part OF sue ooe1Ieto - -
cePt tne teo.t0 49, ~ -,,rt sna W vhataver
eimaAon ~ aa,-s on sAs'A rt,;ted wh;.e' 'namncrati.
msAn' ~ man1 a1,a,;s,, = It';s nnrnose the White
Eoutn- 10 accotnp!aen .a'o ~. pes .o ~ a..-s
Lessnere VII! SOS 20 - tna1 Ia,-t. 10 60 ,or 80
ole Aoeeeuao ~ Pe.so" ~ t;.,.at -
1hef 1e1uso 70 so.o .ue ~, .1o,,h - S,,oa
was utEeo Ioa1 tne caucns ~ ;,i'. ,,resar.o
th1ng 70 Ffotect e1eeto1s ~ .oes otaot anr,arr,
the prr.ty OF Tue oal1os, auo paoseos 1osa;o,,
Republicans agaanst WANTS neasaa oFPte's1'"'
TEE orpostts }faa ths s1sacas ~ ttose vim
msy oe gafhereu from Tue speecnee ~ .nose ae W.
opposed tie II, 40 accufHse 1naNn'a q E Suae -
which follows: JASPER y: natu. y tnIako, y,
initiated the mara pa1ucn1ar Ho'1na y.
the debate oV eome~nal me'sucao'n y nI,o ietI!nSs
20 the oondlsion sno prospects o. ea7 neppubca,
psfr7- ne LOON VERY ausaueeu nevao1s"a 3"sa
, 1875-02-14

WASHINGTON, D. c., Feb. 13.-For tho Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valley and the
Northwest, rising barometer, northerly Winds
colder, clearing, and clsas weather,
For ths Lake region. rising and stationary
barometer, northweste1ly Hinds colder, clear, or
partly cloudy weather.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.
fsur~sce Fab
, 1875-02-14
SulrlnE.

SUICIDE.
CnEHESNE, Wyo. T., Feb. 15.-Lfeut George G..
Smith, OF tho Twsntvthird InfaDtry, committed
suicide this evening II Fort D. L. Russell. No
cause is assigned for the act.
, 1875-02-14
The Ps1pls', Hgna ?a1,'t.

From Ealnes Bros, PlanofuIte Man'rs New YORK.
The r,sus hare 6eeq quite good d8 II: AMI bitter
than, 'hose der ped from any ot.er naellHDs nh.ca rs
hare eEer ESxI."
, 1875-02-14

[Fron I. ". England. Pub'r Of the Nav Torf snn.l
~ am lyee 70 sap that my experience laitA ~ Co.
M~s re- ha. paid non orer $aD.0u, aud bsueee 14s
s<4>rit{ nus 1ftn tcor3A to III aA Il cost"
, 1875-02-14

from the Mason 4 IIa.nlin Organ Co., New York.
DGston and ChiCslgo.l
ne regard she Co-operd Ire Neso&papers az 1no@g
the rtry Gext med un.Y pF0p1rt to e.,cu.ut4oA
Nth tcAlcA ,oe Aupe A1d experienc<."
, 1875-02-14

{From a. Dusdctte Smith, Publisher Of Smiths Illus
tratcl Pattern Bazaar, Nex York. i
"T knoto Of no 'n>taod u genera! adterft9ng 70
simple und 10 cA. ap." ~
, 1875-02-14
hgi Ps!Es1rj|l Confirms Il,

[From s. u. Petite gill & Co., General Advertising
Agents. New York;
Our e1peFtencs II that hey 1ius AZ goof tdtffne-
don H1nertixeT4 any claw Of nklrspdpeT1 IN Ae
conuirn EQr1khk 4fnQH..{ paiA,~
, 1875-02-14
u, Satisfactory ss Aa1... M Ez.al!ie1.."

Agvnts New York;
"Te Aare fund them TO gtre good s1ti9f1con a.
1n9 other adrrrtH Hg rsediMHx. Whtn Ice *HNth 70
mean kEclV tEAdt tte A0y and make 40 <xcspnoha
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-05
Literary Notes,

This is the dull season with publishers, but
there are q few announcements of interest,
nevertheless. To the popular "Bric-a- brac
series of memoirs by Scribner Co., ana the
"HistoIy OF the Art-' series by Horny Holt L
Co., Putnsn's Sons are about to add a series OF
brief Biographies" edited by Col. T. ". mig
ginson The first instalinentH, English States-
men," and "English Radical Leaders" will ap-
pear in March Another series IL shortly to bo
commenced by Puthams. entitled German Clas-
sizes" edited by James NJ. Hart. Their course
OF "Clincal Lectures" edited by DR.. Putnam
jacob, begins to-day, and will be continued
monthly.
Adams democracy and Monarchy in France,
by Henry Holt 4 Co., is to go into a second edi-
ton. Another Interesting work shortly to be
issued by the same house. is Africa the his
tory of exploration and adventure, from lIerodo-
tus to Livingston onward and upward.
The locality about Astor Place. where PUBLISH
ers most do congregate, is further crowded by
the removal now in progress, Of Scribner & Co.
to the large double building Oh Broadway, OPP
posite the Place" Their monthly ID going
ahead, apparently, under the impulse of DR..
Hollands popular novel OF "Seven Oaks = the
uncalculated demand having necessitated the
reprinting OF the first two numbers (Nov. and
Dec with large extra edition of the January.
The European sale is large, and thing unpre-
cedented in American literature. The traveller
finds it everywhere.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-05
FEMININE MANIA FOR VENTILATION

Every little while, during such weather an we
have Of late shiverod through, coiaeR some sad
story of valuable life sacrificed by cold ILL
CURED in railway trains through the rocklessncas
of some traveller who insists upon open win
dowA in unsoasonabiy cold weather: and the of
fender who thus mperila health and life il al
most certainly woman. This fact il singular,
for women are surely not less tirnid and cautious
than men, men not less fenced against cold and
Injured to exposure than women; vet it IL a
TACT That 1t In the weaker sex who insist OH in
Producing fresh air INTO cars, in spite Of the
shivering protests OF their stronger brethren, a
very moderate amount Of travel will be sufficient
to provo. This reckless desire for ventilation
may partly DO due to the abnormal Aensitivencs-
of tile feminine nose, which is continually re-
yolting at fanciod smells which mako no impres-
sion on tho hardened olfactorcs Of men hut
more, we suspect to their fashions of dress,
which compress their lungs making tho quanti-
ty OF air they breathe 40 small, that their need
IL imperative that What they have shall be of
good quality. We should like to see II sort of
quarantine law passed, compelling lady travellers
to show clean bill of health in tho matter of
buttons, hooks and aces, before being permit
tod to open windows which other people would
prefer, to have closed.
Ladies, however, may reasonably plead on
their part that they neither invent nor make
the air tight boxes in which We elect to
travel, nor poison the air by splitting
on the stoves, nor shut up the little square
holes facetiously called yentilators therefore
they should be allowed.to do the best they
can for themselves, allowing mans sanitary
Sins to "come home to roost." We only know
ono line of travel where those arguments would
be entirely unwarrantel, the comfortable and
well ventilated cars Of the p. W. & Il. r. H.,
especially those which make the accommodation
trains no truly an accommodation.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-05

IMPORTANT NOTIcE.-Aiter January 1st, 1873, the
DAILY COMMERCIAL will be sent to subscribers, f'ee
Of postage to tny Post once in New Castle county
a, 300 per annum and at the same rate for three
mouths 10 Post onices outside Of the county It
will be sent at the rata OF $3.50 per year and 81 40
per quarter. The postage will be prepaid by tile
publishera.
THE DELAWARE TRIBUNE, the weekly edition OF
the COMMERCIAL, will be sent to subscribers to any
Post Office In the United States at s20o per year,
the postage being prepaid by the publishers
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-05
gttp xnsiutss Dis:eirss
AUCTIONRERs.

AUCTIONERRs.
I. W. StiihArn 1 Son, Ill K. <th street
BANKERS d BROKERS'.
r, II Robinson Co, SOo Market street
BARBRkS a. HAIR DRESSER:
A. Ashsnbaehi 30 Market street
BELL. RINGERS & Bill. r0s'rkh-
Gso " 5sSssS9 Mon. w " sth b '.Fss, Fs,,;,
B00TA SHOE EMAkRR-. and pkAit
r.Ss9sf 3 A;.tfsss Bea 5 as5sii ss a.its. III st.
ohn as Msssli,ne v ga 3, and Poplar street.
" A % Tarner i %. sis Mssfeis ,ree,
CARPENTERS AND ntii.DER-,
J. g Haddcek, shop Thorns bel troat Rs ia.s "
D. IL d. Seets shop ". tonrth noa4 west
CIGARS * TOBACCO.
brislsns A Dekiansiils. ~. ssrkst .ire4;
Hm- II. Robinson. iisl1 t. An stree.
CLOCKS, WATCHES, .. ,1ki..H-
Q. l. BuEh, corner Seventh snt MArss; -i,s-;s
j. q GAssss. "a K - s.fssI GS'
CoAIii "a t;AnEfAs.f. us1ha.s.
win urosn De. : ,of to s''i.h. -'-..,.
DkUt:s;I~1'.,.
IL Il Brinzturri, 81 MAt-~t ,tte.l
FLORISTS.
rstnAii a o., Delaware Avsnae aud i,a.--.a 4
GENERAL INSURANCE at.fN.~
wooiloy Van Taiap. b,0 iisrLo, str-r,
GEHTs' FURNISHING. ,.tnr-.
Qkss s. Morssa. Al Ma kei s,r'e. IT,
John p Deuxh.sn. 4iD Markst spss, ...
HATS. CAPF. Gc-
H1kiil d walrassn, ~ Msrsst .t,r-L
Chss H. Dubeli Il I'd streoL
IlAKDNARk.
James Bro, Oi Market rirea;
IRON g. sTEkI.
VIM Green Co., ~ H. cor. 81 and snipi., ..r.-
LIVERY STABLES.
Patrick Holland s. W. cor. Front and Orange
LOOkINts-GI.issEs & rRsoss
Hlwood Doans. ~ W stn street
i. McMonsge. ID and King str, ets
MERCHANT TAIi.ORs.
Geo Gonort, l3 u. Fourth street
John II Muhlhxusen, ais King street
Samuel Miller. Jr, lDs Market street
PAPER HANGINGs, SHADES,
John r. Holt. Sd and Market streets.
PLUMBERS AND Gas FIvTERh
W. Il. Gillespie, 2l5 W. 4th street
REAf. ESTATE AGENTS.
Evans Pennington. Alnoud's Bdg, s;h AMI .iA,s
n. ~ Child 4 90, Ne ". 7th street
VIM. Reyaolds d %, ss1 Market street
A; Il; Grimshaw, No. W. I'd Street
". d. Gilmore No. = Wset 9Th street
Vim. hcUaulioy 4 20. 6JS 2ssket stroat.
RESTAURANT IL BILLIARD ROO
Joeeph fumsr. 50$ and ts Market street
SEWING MACHINES.
Grover Baker s. M. Go, ia Kin. ptreat
New American Sewing Machine, rs Market ,irest
COFFEE and TEA Deaiora
Uuon PneifG Tee Company. bi2 Market .trsst
UEDERTkHEHs.
Thos. j. Giles, 2li Shipley street.
H. y Young. ~ Market strcet.-tSoe adv.)
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-05
Personal.

Francis c. Ferris, Of this Office, who has
gone South, with the intention OF spending a
few weeks in Florida for the benefit Of his
heslth left Richmond on Monday, and is probs-
bly, in Columbia, 8. c., to-day. He will go
thence. via Charleston, to Jacksonville, Fla,
and will there spend week or two in.a trip up
the st. Johns His health, since leaving Will
mipgtop is improved.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-05
pALTIMoRE & POTOMAC II. X.

NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON THROUGH
LINE.
ON AND AFTER JANUARY aD, 1874,
Trains will leave Wilmington in connection with
the Baltimore Il Potomac X. r., as follows:
Leave wilmington 2.os. A M. Arrive Washington
6.13, A. NJ, city time.
Leave Wilmington 1902, A. ID. Arrive Washington
$40, 2. NJ. city time.
Leave Wilmington i25G P. M. Arrive Washington
d.03, p. NJ, city time.
RETURNING:
Leave Washington 9.23, A. NJ city time. Arrive
wilmington 12.t0, p. NJ.
Leave Washington at ll.o5 A. NJ. Arrive Whining.
ton o.32, T. M.
Leave Washington a.o3 p. M city time. Arrive
wilmington 9.2O T.. NJ.
Leave Washington 9Os p. NJ, CITY time. Arrive
Wilmington 1871, A. Nj.
Local Trains leave Baltimore T.0O. 7.33 and 1910.
A. NJ, 100, 4l0, 740, 9b5 +. M. Arrive Washington
$685. 300 and ll23 A. NJ 24o, b.b5, s.2b, and l2o r.
M.
Leave Washington s.lo, A. NJ, e.4O, 40 and lol5
r. NJ. Arrive Baltimore 1000 A. NJ, $50, 1926 and
IL, L, M.
x. L. DUBARRY,
Superintendent
ED. s. YOUNG. General Pass. Agt. feb9s-a
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-05
FestInony,

cheerfully give this testimony 10 the public that
MIRA. Fosters B.oOh Purlner aud letter Ointment
cured Rle
was afflicted for many years with disoraered
blood, troublesome and Obstinate tctler OF the
skin and swelling OF he glands OF the neck, which
was the occasion of prolonged suffering and ex-
penBe.
| consulted eight of the most prominent physl
clans In the city and used their medicine long time
without receiving any permanent relief on the
contrary getting worse, Till finally almost despair
Ing OF hope, was Induced TO Try Mrs. Fosters
Blood Further, which was recommended to me Gs
being certain cure for my disease. II was the
turning point IN my case after using two bottles
oi the Blood Further in connection with the Tetter
UAtmeut, the swelling ceased the cruptluns disap-
ptared ahd now nm entirely and eiicctuay curcii
II further information Ii desired concerning my
case, call at my reSideuce.
TlIOS. SCOTT,
1880 Claymont Street, over lin Street Bridge.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-05

INDIsPosED.-Coroner Groves has been unite
indlsposed for week Or more and unable TO at
tend to business, but his deputy and son, Rich
ard Groves, Jr, il well qualified and il efficient
ly taking his fathers place.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-05

PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON, (SuTddys
sxeeptsd,) at Tie COMMERCIAL BUILDING, Somh-ioest
corner Flrh and Market sbeets. 7iOo eeDts copy.
Ten cents a ,ceek. DELIVERED pREE by carriers
throughout tbs city. The COMMERCIAL 1iR be ani by
matt 10 any Post 0Gee IN Aep Castle County at 800
per annunl si.95 for months; 80 cents per month
10 Post Oees outside of Ae,S castle county, $50 per
annuu; $40 for three ino'.thsi 20 cents pr month.
The PUBLISHERS PREPAY POSTAGE IA all edses
DELA WARE TRIBUNE, tH'eekly.l The ieniasnlar
organ Of Farlaers and frd,9ro,rers; great fdinay
ge.espapef; published epeTy Thursday '"ornfr9, al
T,ro Doliara yea, POSTAGE PREPAID BY TIE prB-
LIsHEKs.
cOMuKRcT1L STEAM PRINTING ROOMS, Pm
pided oitA frste,asa maelinery and skfal uorkHen,
for ereo,ti, Bot Job, and Mercantile Printing of all
deseripttons, al prices be'o@ the aiding Printing
Bouses Of the large ctties.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-05
&psfisI Nptifes.
y. 2. NunkeI,. R,.ter WING or iron


Z. F. Kunkel's celebrated Bitter Wine OF Iron will
enectually cure liver complaint, jaundce, dyspep-
sa, chronic or nervous debility, chronic diarrhoee
disease of the Kidneys aud all diseases arising from
a disoruersd liver stomach OF lntestnes, such az
constipation, naiulence, inward piles, fulness Of
blood TO the head, acldity of the stomach, nausea
heartburn. disgust for food, fu lness OF weight in
the stomach, sore eructatons sinking or fgtterlng
at the pit OF the stomach, swimming OF the head,
hurried or difficult breathing fiuitering al the heart
CHOKING or surocating sensitions when In a Wing
pos ure, dimness OF yislOn dots webs before the
sight, dull pain in the head. deficiency OF perspira-
ton, yello6ness Of the skin and eyes, pain IN the
side, back, head chest. limbs, etc. sudden nushes
OF heat burning IN the Iesb, constant imagIninRs Of
evil and great depression OF spirits. piicc 81 per
bottle. Beware Of counterfsits. o not let your
druggist palm OIL some other preparation of iron he
may say s as good hut ask for Kuukels Bl tea Wine
OF Iron. Take no other. kunkel's Bitter Wine at
iron IL not sod In buk--only IN 81 bottles. T.. F.
kunkel, Proprietor, No. ess North AihtA Street,
Philadelphia. IA.
sold hy al pruggis AMI dealers everywhere
TAPE WORM
Entirely removed with purely vegetable medicine,
passing from the system alive. 20 fee unless the
head passes. Come and refer 10 the patients treat
ed. Dr. Il. 4. Eunkel, No 2t9 North Ninth Street,
Philadelphia. Advice free seat. in. and stomach
Worms removed. ask your druggist Tor a bottle Of
kunkeps Worm syrup. Price 81 per bottle 1t
never fails.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-05

This train makes close connection with trains on
the Delaware Railroad for all points North and South
of Seaford, and with Steamers at Cambridge to and
from Baltimore, on Mondays. Wednesdays and Fri.
days JAMES NJ. MURPHY
1anl8-tf superintendent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-05
HAVE YOU TRIED
JURUBEB
are you

WEAK, NERVOUS, OR DEBILlTATED?
ARR You so LANGUID that any excrton requires
more OF an effort than you feel capable of making?
THEN TRY JURUgEBA, the wonderful tonic and in.
vigorator, which acts SO benenciay the secretve
organs as TO mpart vigor to all the vital forces
1t Ii no alcoholic appetizer, which stimulates for a
short time, only to let the sufferer fall to lower
depth of misery, but 1t is vegetable tonic acting
directly on the liver and spleen.
1t regulates the bowels, quiets the nerves, and
gives such healthy tone to the whole system as TO
soon make the Invalid feel like new person.
Its operation is not violent but is characterized by
great gentleness; the patient experiences sudden
change, no marked results, but gradually his trou-
bles
Fold their tents, like the Arabs,
And silently steal away"
This Is no new and untried discovery but mas been
long used with wonderful remedial results, and is
pronounced by the highest medical authorities ''the
most powerful tonic and Alternative known"
ASK your druggist for 1t.
For sale by JOHNSON, HOLLOWAY Il Co.
1anll,4w Philadelphia Pa.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-02-05
The celIuIoid Truss.

These are the most durable sod easily adjusted
Trusses ever offered to the pubiiC The spring is Of
the best English Steel, and completely covered with
Cellulod which protects and preserves It, while the
pad Is OF the same material.
Among the many great advantages Of the 'ellu-
lold Truss, which will be al once appreciated by
those who have worn Trusses, are the following:
II Ia imperYiOus to water
Ii will never break or crack
1t is always clean.
1t can,be bent with the hand 10 any shape required
without artificial heat.
1t will neither rust or Cha'c the patient.
1t will retain the most difficult rupture with safety
and comfort.
II need not be removed while bathing.
Its durability IL beyondjquestion.
1t ID economical. for 1t Will last life time.
The heat OF the body causes no unpleasant smell.
In fact, with g Cellulod Truss, the wearer has
comfort. ease safety durability, adapability, and
economy.
A variety Of styles OF these Trusses may be found
at Fosters Drug Store, Front and West Streets.
Please call and examine. Adjustinents,made with
out extra charge
Special attention shown TO ladies' by Mrs DR.. Fcs-
ter. The gentlemen receiving their share of atten-
ton by o competent man.