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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27
Action OF the Temperance Element.
Tgrntn tho pao,po Ta,, Nora n pa 0rUau

At meeting Of the Temperance League, on
last Monday evening, it was decided not to put a
temperance candidate in the field for Mayor at
the approaching election, but to perpetuate the
organization ON the platform of prohibition, for
future operations, and bring forward a tomper-
ance ticket early in the next campaign. The
temperance mon of this city hold the balance OF
power, and goodly number.of them have made
up their minds to WELD 1t in the future.
The reasons which led to the above decision,
we're that there was not sufficient time to select
candidate and enter upon a vigorous campaign
and develop the strength Of the temperance
party and, further, that between the candidates
now before the people, 1t is not difficult for
those having the temperance cause at heart ia
make cholee
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27

ACCIDENT ON THE WILMINGTON & READING Il.
R.-rhe afternoon passenger trains on the Will
mington and Heading Il. II. were delayed, yes
terday, by miehap at Springfield. The south
nit north-bound freight to pass and in COM
ing back on the main track the locomotive
Jumped the rails. IL was several hours before
it could be got back again, and tue train did not
arrive st Wilmington until 1890, being about
four hours late. The excursonists who went
to Reading yesterday were on this train. The
train north did not reach Reading until almost
II O'Clock, being also about hours late.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27

DR. orTs At SEA GRovE.-At Sea Grove, yes
terday, Rev. DR.. Otis, of this city, read a care
fully prepared paper OF some length on Protest.
testant country, and Protestant Christianity
was the bulwar!l of tho nation. He declared
that the history of the world has shown that
where Romish doctrines prevailed ignorance
and crime reigned supreme. and contrasted
Romish countries unfavorably with Protestant
countries. He hoped his hearers would sacred
" preserve the religion Of their forefathera.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27
railroad Collision.

A FOLLOWING PEACH TRAIN RUNS INTO ONE AHEAD
OF IT.
ELIZABETH, N. j., Aug. 81.
Extra peach train No. $50, bound eastward,
was run into in the rear by peach train No. 75l,
at the Broad street crossing, this morning.
The eaboose and two cars of the former were
wrecked. The locomotive and car No. T51, were
also badly damaged. No one was injured
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27

DEMOCRATIC NOMINATIONS IL Cecil. The
Democrats of Cecil county have nominated the
following ticket For House OF Delegates Al
bert Constable, Alexander II. Brscoe and Will
liam Ward county commissioners. Benjamin
Gerry judges of the Orphans Court, Hon. j.
M. Lewis Hon. James McCauley, and Hon. Jas.
NJ. Evans sheriff, John W. Simpers States
Attorney. Clinton Mccullough county survey
or. John Wroth.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27
ra,Inre IN ssaI,tmore.

The great sugar importing house of Stirling,
Ahrens g. Co., of Baltimore, suspended yester'
day. Their liabilities are reported at so, 50O,-
600, of which 81 100000 is due in Baltimore.
The firm employed $50 men in their redneries
and barrel factory.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27
Chicago.
wdIsKRY FIRM GOES UNDER.

wdIsKRY FIRM GOES UNDER.
CHICAGO, Aug. 27.
Evans and Hickey, Wholesale Liquor Dealers
OF this city, have suspended payment, with
liabilities of $250O0, and assets OF about S12,.
600.
TIE MAIrLANpLAsE WRESTLING MATCH.
The wrestling match for 5000 between James
Maitland, OF San Jose and Horner Lane, Of New
York, was won by Lane. They wrestled collar
and elbow, two best in three, for $10G side.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27

The financial trouble in California will be local
only. Its monetary system ia unique. and dis
uocated from that OF I" the States" The failure
of the Bank OF California is not surprising. 1t
has been the synonym for political and financial
corruption, all up and down the Pacific Coast,
for years, and Its President, ". Q. Ralston
formerly ts cashier,) has lived in n style that
aopla mt Eastern nabobs to the blush.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27


thus far been made;
Wards. Republicans. Democrats.
First Edward 7. Bellad. David lrelsn.
Third Jacob Backus. Jas McGlinchey.
Fourth Thos. L. Moreland. Lewis Paynter.
Sixth Joseph X. Adams. Chas. McCloskey.
Seventh d. Il. Bradford,
Ninth Christian Febiger. j. J. Walker.
The Republicans OF tue Fourth Ward met at
Headquarters, last evening, and nominated for
Council, Thos. T. Moreland; Inspector, Philip
Traynor; Assistant Inspector, Alfred d. Tande-
yer.
The Seventh Ward Republicans hold their
nomination election, tomorrow afternoon.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27
IOWA.
CONTINUATION OF THE GOAL STRIKES.

CONTINUATION OF TuE COAL sTnIKEs.
DEs MONIES, Aug. az.
The coal miners strike continues here. All Of
the men are out of the mines, except those work
ing for the Watson Company, who are reported
to have signed an agreement to work ct the rate
of A. cents per bushel. The strikers say they
will remain firm, but it is thought arrangements
will be effected in few DAYS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27

RUIZ OvEn-A little girl, about eight or ten
years of age, while playing in Tenth street. near
Orange was run over, yesterday, and seriously
injured. The driver Of the team called to her
to got out of the way, but it did not heed him,
and before he could check the speed Of his
horse tho accident occurred. Tho childs name
was Miller and resided in 11th St, near Orang.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

The spell of good weather don't promise long
continuance.
1t takes 180 tons of coal for use at the Aims
House during the winter.
That foot race at the Park, yesterday after
noon, IL pronounced fraud
Fire alarms were sounded last night and this
morning, but no damage was done.
The flag on the Masonic Temple is at half
mast because of the death OF James Taylor OF
Lafayette Lodge.
The last hop of the season at Collins Beach
will be given at the Hygenia House on Thursday
evening September 2nd
The excursion to Reading, yesterday, was not
under the management OF II W. H. conductor,
40 the Reading Times says.
Readers OF the COMMERCIAL needing nice
Job of brick laying or paving done cannot so
amiss in calling on Robert Pyle, Il stoady and
reliable mechanic.
William Mifliip, of ODESSA, while handling a
loaded pistol on Sunday last, was accidentally
shot in tho nose, the ball embedding itself in bis
cheek The wound is not necessarily fatal
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27

The GAME OF BALL Tomorrow Tomorrow
afternoon, the Trenton club, OF Trenton will
play the Quicksteps on their new gro unds, back
of Judge Gilpin's. The Trenton is a strong
team, and fine exhibition many be anticipated.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27

Four thousand bags of Rio coffee were sold
Yesterday at Richmond, Va. for 19}S to 2oa
ly from Baltimore and the West. 100000 In gold
wac realized by the sale.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27

THE LoANs.--At the regular monthly meetin
of the Workngmen's Loan, last evening, S145
we're sold at S5l.
The Home Loan meets, this evening.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27

QALL TICKETS, EXCEEDINGLY
ID nobby, nt a discount from Philadelphia
at the O0KlsHRCIAL ofica.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27
ElnancfAI,

PnIoE or GOLD TO-DAY.
NEW YoRx, August 81.
Gold opened, this morning at S1.1i.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27

The corn crop in Central Illinois was not in
jured by the frost of Monday night,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27
SSys Advertisements, Te-d o y

Gouerts Brevity
Funeral Notices
Tatnall's Brevity
Dubelrs Brevity.
Fullmer's Brevity.
Fruit knives-Billany
For sae-Steam yacht
Hats-Webbs Brevity.
deNormannie's Brevity
List of unclaims d letters
Kitchen kniveB-Billany
j Nj N Harman's brevity
Neutrality-suspicious. Pyle
An eye for an eye-B Clark
Enterprise Mnf. Co.'S Brevlty
Girls wanted at 18th and Walnut
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27
weather Record.

REPORT OF THE SIGNAL SERVICE.
WAeHINaToN, Aug. 27.
Probabilities For Middle States, high but
slowly falling barometer, slight changes in tenn
perature, clear or partly cloudy weather, and
possibly light rain near the New Jersey coast.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27
CITY. Politics.

TIE NOMINATIONS FOR COUNCIL, THUS FAn--RE-
PUBLICAN TIokET IN THE FOURTH wARp-oTHsR
NOTES.
The following nominations for Council have
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27
WE OFFER FOR SALE,

WE OFFER FOR SALE,
At 80 AND ACCRUED INTEREST,
s75,OOO
OF THE FIRST-MORTGAGE sEVBN-PER CENT
COUPON BONDS OF THE
WEST END PASSENGER RAILWAY CO.,
OF PHILADELPHIA,
pue sentember l, 1908 Interest Coupon payable
March and September /. Free from all taxes.
THE PHIIAD RLPHIA TRUST SAFE DEPOSIT
AND INSURANCE COMPANY
Is the Mortgage Trustee for the bondholdeis.
The West End Passenger Railway Company have
their entire tracks almost laid, and its equipment
will be completed in few weeks.
For circulars or further information apply to
MARI5 4 SMITH,
BANKERS,
No. is SOUTH THIRD STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
ie2b-tffp
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27

HyRASK &c STONE,
BANKKRs AND BROKRRs,
No. NEW STREET, NEW YoEE,
Ts ANsACr A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS.
STOCKS, BONDS AND GOLD
BOUGHT AND BOLD ON CoMMIssIoN.
AND
CARRIED ON EARGTNa
DEPOSITS received and INTEREST ALLOWED.
ACCOUNTS OF COUNTRY BANKS
knd Bankers received on favorable terms.
fah1 ern
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27

DEATH OF MINISTRIES WIFE.--At Demar,
yesterday morning. the wife of Rev. Geo. W.
Burxe, OF the Wilmington N. E. Conference,
died in the very prime Of life.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27

THE SEASON AT REHoBoTH.-Ltis is quite proba-
bic that with next week tho season will close at
Rehoboth. There are still about sixty gues.s at
the Surf Houae, and the cotsagers remain with
the exception Of Mr. SlcCullough's family. The
weather, however, is growing quite cool, render
ing fires and heavy clothing necessary. The
present understanding is that the Wilmington
oottagers will return next week. Apropos to the
above, it is stated that Philadelphian who bad
visited other resorts on the coast was 30 enam-
ored of RehoDoth that he Is anxious to invest
s75, 900 there. The Association have his name
and are hunting him up.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27
Foreign News.

WAR BETWEEN ENGLAND AND CHINA POSSIBLE.
LONDON, Aug. 27.
Official dispatches from tho British Minister
at Picking, received this morning, announce that
the English foreign fleet is assembled OF Chefonl
and will await orders at that station.
Pending solution of the present complication
the situation is considered serious. A conflict
with China is imminent, and unless the Chinese
Government gives satisfactory explanation for
the insults offered to the British Government In
the person of her representative at Peking, war
will be declared. There is considerable feeling
manifest on the subject in diplomatic circles in
this city. -.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27
uERzEeoy1NIAy WAR ADyloEs.

VIENNA, aug. ~.
The Ports has refused to suspend hostiities
against Herzegovinia during the mediation.
Seven Thousand women and children
are now fugitives in Croatia III
consequence of the war. The insurgents are
occupying the widest area possible in order to
get an advanced line of demaroation at the
opening of the negotiation. .'
SAILING OF TIE Ba1TrAN1c. 80
QUEENSTOWN, Aug. 81.
Tho steamship Brittan,c, of tho White Star
Line, for New York, sailed from this port at
II 30 o'clock, this morning. ei" --i-.-!a
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27

ENGLAND DISPOSED TO be QUARREIsoME WITH THE
CELEsTIAIS.
BOMBAY, Aug. 81.
The Gazette of this city publishes statement
that the British minister at Pekin has been
thwarted and insulted In his negotiation with
the Chinese Government and has telegraphed to
London for reinforcements OF British troops in
China.
FURTHER PARTICULARS OF THE AFFAIR.
LONDON, Aug. 27.
Mr.. Wade, the British Minister at Peking, has
asked the Government to reinforce the British
troops in China, as in intercourse with the oih-
oials at Peking he has been treated with stupid
insolence. and the demands which he has made
for compensation for the murder of Margary
have been thwarted and attended with contempt.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27
commercial Reports.

commercial Reports.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, August e.
Flour dull supers $500; extras, s5.2535.75;
high grades $7.756D8. so. Wheat quiet and firm;
old red, 81, ,45@1 4S; new S1.35@S1. 40; new white
s1.45. Corn firm, yellow S4@S5. Oats quiet,
old white 70973c. new do. 55@63c. Whiskey,
31.2i.
QUOTATIONS. At TIM BRANDYWIrx MILLS roR FLouE
AID asArH---CoHREoTED DAuS.
Family tIcur .......,...,........e eS.0Os 800
Bxtra flour 6.T5@e $50
Snnerfns Flour ur............... 4.75e b.75
y,5egt, ..... 1856
Ccr, $40
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27

TABLEAuS AT BRANDYwINE SPRIsas.-At Bran
dywine Springs, tableaux were given, last even
ing, in the ten-pin alley for the benefit of st.
James church. A large audience was present,
who enjoyed the treat, which WAS presented in
triI aIIi.IIic at.ln
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27

For SHERIFF. IN 1S76.-John W. Whiteman Of
White Clay Crock Hundred is determined to let
the people know in time that he is going to be
candidate for the Democratic nomination for
Sheriff of New Castle county, and has already
published his card in the Gazette.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27
aisp advertisements.

DUy COAL EARLY AND SAVE MON
ID EY.
Joseph Fout is now ready TO serve his customers
with Enterprise, Shamokin and Shawnee Lehlgh
COAL at the lowest market rates. Orange street and
Railroad avenue. ... ......,
apr1T-1yof JosEPA -Four.
Cs I 100000
GKO. Il. GRUBB, BROKER
All kinds OF stocks and Loans Bought and Sold on
Commission Any amount Of money raised on pro-
per security. Promlssory notes specially. City
loan for Sale. feb10-1y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27

PERSONAL DoTs.-William Candy returned yes-
terday, from his summer sojourn at Cape May.
James Kelly who was 80 seriously injured by
fall at Wyoming, is out again, but is quite
sore still.
Thos. McCorkle, Jr., reached home this morn
ing, from Berkeley Springs.
DR.. Shadinger has returned from brief sea-
son of recreation and can be found az his Office
al Front pnd West stroeta.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27

GRAND LODGE l. 0. G. Ton "Wednesday
next the Grand Lodge, !. o. G. T., Of Delaware,
conyenes at Lewea. In order to be present at
the begin ing of tho session it will be necessary
for those going by rail to go the previous day.
Tho Whining ton delegation will leave hero on
the 9.25 a. m. train, Aug 3let. Representatives
and others intending to go should Mt once notify
DR.. j. A. Nixon, Lewes Del. public temper
ance meeting will be held in the NJ. Z. church
| or the evoning of the 3lst. inst. An interest
| csting session is expected.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27

JACKSON TEE BILL PosTgR.-For bill posting
Jackson leads all competitors !; in fact go
thoroughly has he occupied the field that there
is no room for competition in Wilmington. So
artisticaly are the coming circus bills hung that
persons from little way off mistake them for
the circus ITSELF He is determined, too, that his
patrons shall have the worth OF the money paid
FOR postirg, no having purchased 5000 additional
feet OF boards to put up in FIVE new places in the
city, upon which 10 post his bills,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27
THIRD EDITION.
A Chinese Puzzle.

ENGLAND DISPOSED TO DE qUARnEIsoME WITH THE
CRLEsTTAL9.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27

FOR SALE
300 CITY LOAN
$500 ist MORTGAGE BONDS,
BOARD OF PUBLIC EDUCATION,
OF WILMINGTON,
SECURED BY REAL ESTATE WORTH FOUR
TIMES THE AMOUNT.
Interest payable quarteriy-May, August Novem-
her, February.
Il. X. ROBINSON 4 CO.,
BANKERS,
FOURTH AND MARKEr STREETS. WILMINGTON. DEL
(,RAlGE, JOHNSON & co.,
BANKERS AND BRoKER5.
slxra AND MARKET Sra, WnNIi'aToN. DBL.
FOR SALE.
$1,000 WILMINGTON CITY LosN.
NEW YORK AND PHILADA. STOCKS BOUGHT
AND sULD ON COMMISSION
Every facility afforded for persons desiring to des
| or invest In Stocks, Bonds, or Colo.
Teegraphic quotations received constantly durini
| the day.
| family
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-08-27
a,ew advertisements.

I'm NSEASON-SILVER PLATED FRUIT
l. knives, for the pocket, they will not rust. For
VII. u. BlLiaNY,
g1s Market Street. WilminRtGr
Smyrna times., 1875-07-21

steamboat companies, and stages. An,
such goods so carried may be seized in
transit" If every State would follow the
example OF Maine, our country would soon
be denominated Paradise Regaincd.
How strange and how inconsistent it is
TO make laws favoring the liquor traffic.
Which is the cause of so much crimc. and
which transforms men into brutes and
demons, and then as if by anticipation of
the crimes they will commit erect prisons
and penitentiaries to incarcerate them for
lie, or condemn them to the gallows. This
mcongruity should not be tolerated by q
civilized community, and yctit is permitted
III Christian Commonwealth. Sir John
DaviSSayS, "that every great Asiatic religion.
erccpt Christianity, has prescribed intoxicat-
ing liquors." About 800 millions Of
heathens live under this religious proh;bi-
ton"
Several hundreds of millions are totally
without alcoholic drinks, or other narcotics.
They do not make laws to lepoliza tha
sale, nor collect q revenue from their use"
This great Republic which is now nearly
a century old has "invcntcd u policy bv
which to live upon the vices OF the poonle'
The President of the United States. the
Congressman and other officials are paid
from the internal revenue of the country
which is mostly derived from this diabolicaI
iegallzed liquor manufacture and sale.
This Dec1 Fish as it is called bv the Indies
in their National Temperance Mectinc
Association has served " the whole Govern.
ment Of the country, State and Federal"
and holds within its dreadful Jaws the vital
parts until life is nearly extinct. As it !.
one OF Jehoyah's plans to choose the veal,
things of the world to conlound the miobtv
we hope through the labors and influence
OF the women the relentless grasp of this
fell destroyer may be broken, and the
kepublic eniranchised at the coming Cen.
tennial =
July 10Th. 1878.
Smyrna times., 1875-07-21
PERSONAL. NOTICE

Nn'lce IS hereby givcn that al officers s,ilo~ nm. ,
Ll "'"Itti; thPtured or injured the late rebellion
sll-Aiy re Untitled 70 peHscr and theusanis 81
diatciy through DR t n I It"SS taIpIy ltlne-
n. A.. Late surgeon in United States Navy
~ E'>''-V No. 7b7 SansOn 81, PhilairIDbia
Smyrna times., 1875-07-21

At Baltimore on Saturday, three suits for
libel against the Baltimore IAry;cqo woro
begun by Governor Gro0me, State Treasurer
Compton and State Comptroller WooIrorL
who compose the Board Of Public Works
They allege that recent articles i'm the
1mer'ra", relative to the purchase of the
site Tor an award of the contract for tho
erection OF the House of Correction reflect
upon their characters as public officers. and
they claim each $4,000 damages.
Hon. Reyerdy johnson has rendered his
professional services to the proprietors of tho
Amcr5can, which having been accepted. Mr..
JohnSon's appearance was entered in each
case as their attorney. In his letter
volunteering his services Mr.. johnson saws ::
My motive for making this offer was that
from the ground OH which Understand the
suits to have been brought | thought that
the public interest was concerned, and
that the freedom and usefulness of tbo
public press were involved. This being INV
impression, | cannot agree to receive any
pecunlary compensation. Owing to tho
high official and equally high social charac-
ter and reputation Of the plaintiffs there
can be no likelihood of compromise or set.
tlement short of a decision of n LEGAL
tribunal. The official conduct of these ocn.
tlemen being involved on the one part in
these cases, and the extent of thericht and
liberty OF the press to criticise and charge
corruption to public officers on the other
the suits have already attracted attention
throughout the State, Both parties are 70.
presented by the ablest counsel in Mary.
land.
Smyrna times., 1875-07-21

The CATHOLICS DEFYING THE ENGLISH
AUTHoRTY.-A year or so ago the dead
body OF a man named Guibord was refused
burial in Catholic cemetery in Montreal,
Canada, for the reason that the man was
not Catholic and could not Law in conso.
Grated ground. The civil authority was am.
pealed to and a decision rendered that al
cemeteries are undcr like jurisdiction, in
the eye of the law, and that scpultluc couIJ
not be denied. Last week, however
Father Roussellot, cure of the French
parish church at Montreal, wrote a lettorto
the counsel in the Guibord case. rcfls;nr
to execute the Judgment OF the Priv
Council liz that case. He SAYS in concI,,.
sion, This day 90 not recognize moro
than IN 1869 the right q, tho civil autLorj.
ties to interfere in quc2tions which bolona
only to the ecclesiastical domain. and. nof.
Wlthstanding my deep respect for our era.
cious sovereign. and my perfect submission
to her authority in everything that bcloncs
to civil matters, | am and will ALWAYS be
obHged to refuse scpulturc to j. Guibord
m consecratcd ground, so long as Inv Bisbon
iorbids me to grant it,
Smyrna times., 1875-07-21

THE EoErlirEN PArrrlc RAILEoAp.-TLi,
road, clay Cooke's) with ali its ,ropcrty
ana franchises, is 10 he sold at Iullic aur
Ton ton under decree OF Court, Au- -u.t 2d in
mortgage bcndholdclS
The general body OF bonlholdcgs have
untri IN plan for protecting thcir
htrf'-iS. ). causing the road and property
=, !" DE 'ii III Tor thrm II Bondhoil,r,
Of New York. Frc}yr:cl; Billing. Of Vr,,
m"n,, Gr"r@" Stark, ii H., lu..ott,. !.
\. MoorAoad AMI j. :. IuJ, ,hia.on, oi
III"nnr,yiv"n.!, and .Ino. u p.n;.on. or
N"'|E"H. Ihr rian Of purchase and ro-
"I:'i'';t'iah represented ~ tai. Committee.
has '.r"n taaniru", iy yarlluycd Iva :.rn.l:, !,
im,r.;"s Of -" ton1ho.l.l.. All ho.l.
iio"iacf,, who win to ~'iqre in the ArncG;,
- ~" lIaH or G"-irc mnatiou. hou}.l
immediately a.iIirss TIE ryrcmA>IyG CAV.
MS.ITlEE, y. ?. L. r., at - F..th .Ay,nur.
New Icvl,.
Smyrna times., 1875-07-21

EAR MARKS OF BUTTER Cows.-At recent
meetings of Dairymen's Associations in the
Eastern States experienced dairymen said
they attached much importance to the
color OF the inside Of the car of q cow as n
test OF her butter producing ability. A rich
yellow color on the inside of the ear, one
speaker said he had never known to fail as
sign OF . good butter COW, one that would
give him rich milk. DIR. Sturtevant regards
the color OF the ear a good guide, but calls
attention to the necessity, when observing.
of clearing away the secretions that NAV
have accumulated on the skin and which
may be darker than the skin itself.
Smyrna times., 1875-07-21
THE MARKETS.
MARRIAGES.

lll"--At the house Of the bride, parents
Ju!E Isl by the Rev l. II. IynSon assisted by Rev
'"n,. r. p!I' father of the bride MrjaInc> C. Clark
an" Miss Emma :. Dill, both of Tcm}icvilc. Nd
Smyrna times., 1875-07-21

FREcKLEs-TunIR CrLu.-What shall =
young and otherwise handsome lady do to
get rid Of frcrkles On the skin?
.ANS.-Freck!es are not easily washed out
OF those who have hofi,l complexion and
are much in the sunshine: hut tho foiiow.
ing washe. are not only harmless but very
much tn" bo.t "i' anytIlm4we know. Crate
h"rseia'iish iihe, lei it stand few hour.
IN huttrr milk, then strain and use The
WASH nsltt and morning. OR sqccze the
juice "i a lemon into halra .ollct or water
and Us The ~;,n.r way. Most Of the rene
dies Tor irecklesarc poisonous, and clnnotIe
u'ed With safety. Frcchlc, Indicate a de-
i"rtlY" digestion. and consist in deposits cr
some caHhona"cous or fj.tty nattcr beneath
the scarf skim. Tine &.t sioulG hrattrn,lrJ
to. "4t should J." Of nature that the
Pow !; ami ki'ln,y- vii. do tlc.r duty.
p@i.} !*'t":n% with lnu'h friction, should
not Hr neglected, anl The Turkish bath
taken occasionally, if it j. convynient.I
HcnfJ ot' HajIi.