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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-18

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YER THuRsDAf-THE1R RECEPTION IN THE GOV
ERNoRs RooM-BEFoRE THE LEGISLATURE IN
THE EVENING.
Special 10 the Commercial
DOVER, Del, March, r.
A delegation of ladies' from the Woman's
Temperance Union of Wilmington, accompanied
by Mrs. Swanson, of Brooklyn. New York, and
William s. Hilles and J. X. Babcock, from VIII
nington, visited Dover yesterday for the pur-
pose OF influencing the Legislature to pass a
more stringent license law.
The delegation cheerfully accepted the invita-
ton OF Governor Cochran to meet in
his office at two o'clock, where
Senate, the Moral Reform Committee from
the House and other members Of the Legisa-
ture met with them. William $. Hilles intro
duced Mrs. Edward Moore, Mrs. L. b. Stephens,
Miss. Anna Senlple, and Mrs swanson, who
composed the delegation of ladies', to the
members. A free interchange OF opinions took
place, and arguments were freely expressed by
Miss Semple, Mrs. Stevens Mrs. Swanson, Mee-
srs. Hiles, Babcock, Smith, OF Smyrna, on the
part Of the visitors and by Messrs. Shakespeare
j. W. Phillips, Biggs, and other members OF the
Legislature. At the close OF the interview Mrs.
Swanson delivered very touching and appro-
pirate prayer that the Legislature might be
guided to act in the right and in the fear Of God.
BEFORE THE LEGISLATURE.
During the afternoon resolution WAS passed
granting the ladies' the use Of tile House OF
Representatives in the evening for the purpose
of addressing the Legislature
At "a quarter before eight o'clock, the lobby
and every available place in the hall was filed,
slarge number Of ladies' being present. Shep-
herd P. Houston presided, William S. Hlles
opened with prayer, and W. L. kellum led in
singing "Nearer My God to Thee"
To ri,p RMS that int rn.ju roIM
who for about three quarters Of an hour adj.
dressed the audience with marked power and
ability.
Mrs Swans n WAS warmly spplauded at the
close OF the address, and no ether person desir-
ing to speak the doxology was sung and the
meeting dismissed. SH.
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the BEST EVIDENCE.

The following letter from Rev K a Rest. PASTOR
OF the M H. Church Natick, Mass, will be read vii
interest by many physicans also tbOss su fIr ring
from the same disease aifctad the son OF + 2
rev X. y. Best. No person can doubt this testimo
~ as IN re Is no doubt about the curative COW err OF
FegetiAe. '' VI
Nh II &, o NATIck, MASS. Jan. LIST, l>5a
- Dear slr-We have good reason for regarding yo,r
seeeline medicine OF the greatest value We feel
assured That has been the means Of saving onr
snns ne. He Is now seventeen years OF aye: for
tne ast TWO yelrs he has sun red from ne rosis Of
MS leg, eau. ed by scr0fuloua affection and WAS az
Inr Reduced that nearly all who saw Inn Thought his
recovery Impossible council Of able D ysciaus
could give us but the fanest hone of his ever rally
ing Two OF the number declaring that he was be-
yoEu me rench OF human remedies that even a,pu-
tatioh 'ou,u not save b IN, y, he had not yi2Or
enough 10 'h'ure the operation. Just then we
commenced giving him vegetIne aud from that
tne 10 the present he has been continuously i'm
proving. lie has lately resumed studies. thrown
fully and strong.
Though there Is still some discharge from the
n.pehing Where his limb YVES lane d. we have the
{, city cured. " " '''
lie has taken ab nj three dozen bottles OF yrga.
Tine, bt lutely used nut ti rs h. declares he Is
TOO W. II TO he liking medicine
Respectfully yours,
t. \. BEST.
Mrs. l. q. f. BEST.
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The PoDl0ealo EalsoFs-TAe Rsespece
1--WE 1nDe EXCU FskeN.

The Ponl0eala EAlsoFs-TAe Re00pecs
i've June Excursion.
Col ". r Townsend, OF the Georgetown
journal, who 10 chairman Of the Executive Com
nittss Of The rsn.naulAr Press Association, has
been giving bis attention, in the intervals Of
public aud private occupation, to the arrange
msns Of the proposed June excursion
He writes that he Gnds arrangements
feasible for an excursion from
Lswss to New York by sea, the Old Dominion
Steamship Com pany proposing to offer for the
purpose one OF their quest to mers. Iu New
York, it Ia probable that some attentions will bs
extended by business mon and others, (under the
friendly arrangement Of Mr.. McCready, Of the
Old Dominiou,) aud after seeiuy Gotham, the
party may return by rail TO Pbadelphis, visit
the great buildings Of the Centennial, which are
now rising with magic rapidly; and so tc the
very threshold Of home make the trip agreeable
and instructive.
This programme, let MS say distinctly, is yet
only in contemplation; tho Executive Committee
are simply Matching 1t ont, and when the chicl
appears, II may have other feathers. But We
may safely congratulate the members OF thu
Peninsnlar press OIL the prospect before them o.
delightful June trip and express tile hop
that every one will be able to join in enjoying
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esaafspenbtmcr.
Frssa sas ssass capssas.


Axornsa TILT on sTArH Arn-couxry DIVISION At
Low K1s-r.n =" Tnz1" lIcsnsR nrlI, AND
Ira CHAMPAGNE ADVOCACY.
Special Correspondents srsAs css,~ercsa,,
Down, March II.
Another "tilt /" was Witnessed. to-day. In the
House on the subject Of State Aid. Tho
bill had just emerged frssh and damp
from the hand Of the printer, and
ere Il had time to dry 1t was hurried on 70 third
reading. An amendment making tho bonds re-
asemabe ON the first day OF The twentieth CEN
tury Was adopted, bnt an amendment offered by
Mr.. Voshell, TO invest the stasSGsfti, tile power
70 regulate the
RATES OF FARE
was voted down by yeas to 10 nays, MIR. vo.
shell being the only member who voted with tue
New Castle members in favor Of it, MIR. Now.
land then moved to make it the special order for
II o'clock, Oh Wednesday, and after saying that
no factions opposition would lie made, his mo-
ton WAS sgresd to. A large number Of 0ran-
gers aud other friends Of State Aid FROM the
lower counties were present during the vote and
watched closely tile actions Of the members.
COUNTY DIVISION
is not talked f-much during the excitement Of
the State Aid discussion; indeed it III generally
conceded now that nothing will be done in thai
direction, this session, unless it should be til,
| passage Of bill leaving the question to yott
Of the people, which would he the next thing t,
nothing.
Another engrossing subject is the
LIQUOR QUESTION.
The liberal (fres) license bill is now on ii
third reading in the House, and Archie Given al,
Sheriff Lambson came down last night, arme'
to the teeth with long necked bottles TO help Il
'pop" the question through. The bottles kep
= wonderful popping last night but the bill i
allow every body to sell whiskey haissnot passed
this morning. The Sheriff, in . free, ofi-han
bar-room-like manner said to = Senator, las
night, that all he wished WAS that the Leg,sla
tnre would pass this free whiskey bill,
REFUND ARCHIE GIVEN THE FINES
he had to pay when he Was committed before tn
U. 3. District Court, kill the State Aid bill al
then adjourn. The bill receives considerAbl
supper, from the New Castle members, many q
them being, II is said, pledged to vote for It's re
peal before they were elected. In oppositio
to this measure
erRIN0KNT LlCRNBR ELL
has been prepared and will be started in I'll
Senate to-day, and will pass that body witho,
the aid Of counterfeit champagne. It il hinte
, here that our amiable Sheriff Is somewhat inte
ested in the passage Of free license bill, az
would have . tendency to All up the Jail wit
, criminals, and increase the perquisites Of h
office. g.. H.
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PERSONAL.

Rev James Il. Ligbtbourn has been trans
ferred from the Maryland Conference to the
New York Conference. He Is now stationed in
Cumberland, Md. On the 18th Of the present
month he will remove to the city Of New York
and take charge Of the l7th Street NJ. F.
Church.
AT Washington there is = rumor in circua-
ton that Mr.. Creswel will resign his position ~
counsel for The Government before the Geneva
Award Tribunal, and that he will he succeeded
by ex-senator Carpenter. 1t 10 stated in the
same connection that Mr.. Creswell will 60 abroad
on private business, and remain absent during
the summer.
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A MtA.lss,ppl ,rOrnaao.

The town Of Rienzi. Miss, was visited at OH,
O'Clock yesterday morning by q tornado, which
lasted half An hour. and caused great destruct
ion Of life and property. The Presbyterian ant
Baptist Churches were among the buildings de
molished Colonel Porter Walker, Hon. John
Reese and daughter, Miss Matte Palmer, aud
several colored people, we're killed. A number
Of persons were severely injured. among them
NJ. B. Armor and wife. whose injuries are dan.
gerous. The loss OF properly in the town ID
estimated ct else, 900.
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M. sPnuANcrs ADDRHss.

The speech OF Mr. sptuance was Tue oo'ei iea-
-urs OF the meeung ~ the Ansutute' on SAturuAy
evening Ar. Obyrne ioiloweu Win some SKIM
milk satire ieveied At Col Whlteiey aud mr.
Higgins, aud Mr.. Rodney, Cine prudent Gray
not putdng IN An appearance') MADE what
the newspapers are apt to call - Few orieI re-
marks.'
M. HJruance made long and rather tedious
argument, which No do not need to recite in fu.ls
large part OF 1t having already been sufficient
~ reviewed and answered in our columns. His
recitation Of the wrougs suffered by the people
Of this county under unequal representation
was strong and energetic, though it is
nothing new, and is not now . sub
ject in dispute, everybody agreeing
that no grievous All i'll needs = remedy. The
real point At issue is whether we ought to petit
ton for that remedy which Of all that may be
applied 10 most Objectionable. Upon this point,
Mr.. Spruance stumbled. 1t is the fatal defect
in his case The fact being that the Legislature
has piena-y power to grant = remedy that will
satisfy all and offend none, Mr.. Sprusnce never
theless Joins Msssrs Bates, Grub, and Croas-
dale in insisting that we shall choose from among
the several methods OF cure that to which
majority Of the people entertain the strongest
objection. When the Legislature may satisfy
everybody, we are b.ddeu to ask them to dssatis-
fy the bulk Of the people,
Let us observe tile reasoning upon which this
suggestion proceeds. We are hidden to petition
for county division, because its engineers de-
clare that the Legislature will not grant 4 just
measure Of relief in any other way. They de.
scribe the Legislature, (and some of their
speeches, il printed rerLa,im would be rare
realing for the members from Kent and Sussex J.,
a. 30 deaf TO all considerations of Justice that
it will refuse any adequate increase of repre-
sentation, unless it is made by dividing the
county, They represent that the members are
unreasonable and unfair mon, who, having con-
troll Of the State by the UNEQUAL apportionmept
of the Legislature, will not equslize the repre-.
sentation in any way but this. Consequently
we are told that We must beg and pray to have
our redemption from bondage granted with this
condition of dividing the county,
Now who authorized this statement AS to the
,,,
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Speftal Hotirfs

"rossehor's Improved ssellhGOnMn
Plaster.
Capslclm Plaster,
Patent Lint,
Glass Nipple Shells
~. Vfncenrs Arrow Roof,
Bowers Glycciiue,
Turned Wood Boxes,
Nelson's Gelatine
Concentrated Glycerine,
Scherng's ChOraI Hydrate
Tin Sei,tz Boxes
star Mills Paper,
FilternH Paper,
French Mustard Plusters
Enervescing Granular salts, ca .ley MatJ,ppts,
h, a Cs suYnr coated Pills and Grnnulrs,
AllrH'k's Porous Plaatars,
MOllers Cod Liver Oh.
Vinegar bitiers,
H1ll0ways Worm Confections,
Matthey Caylus Capsules,
Planters Capsules
TairAntB Setzer Apertent,
Hensxey's TrOches
Browns Bronchial Trochcs,
Yankee Shaving ~ az,
ScheHers Pepsue,
LOWS Linituent.
Supplied To the trade at the lowest market rates,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-18

A coLoRED BOY SHOOTS HiMsELF IN THE HEAD.
Special to the Commercial.
TOWNSEND, DEL, March II.
Yesterday morning, colored boy about II
years old, living near "Dog-town," two miles
from here, accidentally shot himself in the
head, causing instant death. His name was
Sandy Bell. He had just finished loading the
gun. The Coroner arrived here on the early
train, this morning, to hold the inquest
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VALUABLE INFORMATION.


BOSTON, Dec. II, 1852
Gentlemen-My only object In giving you this tes-
timoniAl ID to spread valuable Information. Having
been badly af1icted with SAT- kheum and the whole
surface 81 my skin being covered with pmples and
eruptiops, many Of which caused me great palm and
annoyance, and knowing II to be blood disease, l
took many Of the advertised blood preparations,
among which was any guam ity OF Sarsapariils.
without obtaining any benefit until I commenced
taking the VEGKrINE, aud before | had completed
the first bottle saw that had got the right med-
cine. Consequently, followed on with Il until
had taken seven bottles, when was pronounced
well man, and my skin Is smooth and entirely free
from plmples and eruptions. have never enjoyed
80 good health before, and attribute 1t all to the
use OF VEGErIkE. To benefit those affiicted with
Rheumatism, viii make mention also Of the vEaK-
TINES wonderful power OF curing me Of this acute
complaint, OF which have suffered so intensely.
q. II. TUCKER,
Pas ARt Mich. c. X. w.,
tanlS-lywdA GO Washington street, Boston.
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PREPARED BY
r. R. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.
PREPARED BY

WHAT Ia vEGETINK7 Tit In a compound extracted
from barks. roots and herbs 1t IL Natures Remedy.
Il Is perfectly harmless from any bad effect upon
acts directly upon the blood 1t qulets the nervous
system. il gives you good, sweet sleep at night 1t
ers for 1t gives them strength quiets their nerves.
and gives them Natures sweet sleep,-as has been
proved by many an aged person. II 10 the great
dren. 1t has relieved and cured thousands. II Ii
very pleasant to take every child likes It, II re-
pure blood. Try the vpaETiNE. Give ii fair trial
Tor your complaints; then you will say to your
FRIEND neighbor and acquaintance "Try 1t " has
cured me-"
vKGErINE for the complaints for which II Ia recon-
men led, Ia having q larger safe throughout the
the United States than anv other one med cine.
Why7 VEaErINE will Cure these 60 ppslnts.
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Five CniIdrcm an One Craa,.

The Montgomery (vs.) Messenger has this
paragraph: "Some two years ago, Mrs. Nor
gan, who lives on Wolf Greek, in Giles county
gave birth to five male children at one time,
They are still living, are not the slightest de.
formed, are OF good constitution, and 10 sprRht.
ly AZ well fed kittens. Mr. Morgan is q iaborer
and quite poor, The neighbors frequently visit
THIS family, and never without taking supplies
of some kind. We are sorry we cannot give the
names Of these two year olds, but will hereafter,
Dr. Miller, Of Mechanicsburg, Bland county,
was the attending physician,
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Tho Members OF she HAr ON Division.
As it has been 30 persistently represented
that the members Of the New Castle Bar, in this
city, were unanimous, or nearly 80, In favor OF
Division, the trpth-which is quite to the so,s
trsry-becomes Of interest. There ara in tais
city something over thirty members Of the Bar,
including sords who do not actively pursue the
profession. OF these thirteen are distinctly and
svowedly opposed to Division, and At least
three others authorize liz to say that they
are not committed to either side. Several
xhy Asyas been again aud again quoted
BY the Divisionists ~ agreeing with
them are squarely opposed to the measure, and
their opposition has bseh altogether misrepre.
sented We are justified in saying that barely
half the members Of the Bar in this city want
the county divided, tempting ii is the idea Of
having new court house here.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-18
Occ,dent Coming Ea..

Calitornias favorite trotter, Occident, will
leave for the East about the first Of April, IN
charge of Bud Doble. Doble, since he has had
charge OF Occident, has succeeded in educating
him up to higher standard OF excellence In the
way OF curbing his disposition to be unsteady at
times, treating him kindly but firmly, and in 4
manner that is highly satisfactory to his owner
and the numerous friends Of the wonderful
horse
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". R. STEVENS, BOSTON, MASS.

ETINE
All: DRUGGISTS AND DEALRRs EVERY
mars-tw WHERE.
hH'NaHuRsr 4 CO.,
Cor. SIXTH and MARkET ST,
oher nne assortment OF fine goods
comprising In part
Fine Bronze and other Thermometers,
Flower Vases,
Violet Stands,
Cut Glasst' o. ogne Bottles
Plain Cologne Bottles,
Cologne Toilet Sets
travelling Cups In Russia leather
HAND and Toilet MirrOrs
Fine Fl, nch Hair Brushes
Finest English Hair Brushes,
Finest American lair Brushes
IN ivory, buffalo, nlaid, rose wood satinwooa t.,
lnItlse;shell Dressing Combs.
ivory Dressing Combs
buffalo Dressing Combs
lndia-rubber Dressing Combs,
Dressing Cases,
smelling Bottles.
French, English and AmerAesn Exrr.v>.
for the handkerchinf)
ntsideh an extensive variety of Fur,tVn and Amar,
can ColoRnes, T Vet Soaps, CUsincfics, Sachet
f1wLers, Cloth, Hat Nail aud Tooth
Sssortnen iso af oas q !he lsrges,
GOODS, ever offered in this city.
T. BRlNGuUkST Co.
APOTAkCARIrs
Norhsr sikth and AarAet Streets.
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Georgia

GREAT CONFEDERATION AT ATLANTA.
ATLANTA, March II.
A fire last night, destroyed property valued at
over one hundred thousand dollars,
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HOWARD N. JENKINS, WILMER ATKINSON
FRANCIS c. FERRIS.
WILMINGTON. DEL.
ThHrsAAy, March ~, 1878.

INFORMANT NorIcR.-After January lst, 1878,
R,s Publishers of THE DELAWARE TRIBUNE Diil
prepay postage thereon, and the paper cin ls aeni
to Subscribers al he present price, - per gar.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-18

FATAL sTADDlSa ArFRAY ON AN ITALIAN BARK.
BALTIMORE, March II.
Three drunken sailors on an Italian bark, last
night, engaged in fight on ship aboard, during
which Francis Tornberias fatally stabbed his
brother, also a sailor
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-18

Col. McClure's paper is terribly full Of poll
tics. Even the painsst items Of news have pcs
ltical favor. Tho Colonel has boon bottled up
. long time, 1t 10 true.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-18
GARDEN
PARAMOUNT PARK,

PARAMOUNT PARK,
PHILADELPHIA,
LARGEST Ell PLANT AND RHINOCKRos IN
AMERICA. LIONS. TIGERS, GIKAFFEs
6Rl Ely BEARS, MONKEYS, &c DC.
Large coi'scti n Of livilg
VI ID BEASTS, BIRDS, AND REPTILES
OPEN EVERY DAY.
ADM SslON-AIults, ........,,,a,c RNrs
febA cmw
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-18

There is rumor that soil was struck" 1t War
rem, Pa, last Saturday, at depth G54 feet; "but
the capacity OF the well is not yet determined. :"
This, il il believed, opens up new oil territory
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-18

Thirty persons graduated At tile Boston Uni
versity School Of Medicine on the id INST, seven
Of them being young women.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-18
A Siea ,nship L,ue 10 Norfo,h

The Norfolk Virginian announces Oh what ia
claimed Us good authority, that before the close
OF tho present year there will be line of Eli.
ropean steamships running directly and exclu-
England intend making the experiment, and will
put on six steamships.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-18

The Legislature of Indiana has repealed the
stringent liquor law Of that State and passed a
license law in its stead
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-18

The propo ition to discontinue teaching Ger
man in the public schools of New York causes no
little controversy and the advocates Of that Ian
suage are earnest in opposing the change. A
mass meeting is to be held at Cooper Institute.
on Thursday evening, to protest against it, and
besides addresses by various gentlemen, Bayard
Taylor will contribute written opinion upon
the matter.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-18

AhS 'e<e'' s"tb'
"The meeting in the Institute Hall, Oh Satur-
day night in favor of County Division was quite
large
II the Gazette considers it honorable not to de-
ceive, why does it give the impression that the
meeting was One Sin favor Of County Division"
when it knows that the cali was Addressed to all
in favor OF discussion" aud that the assem-
blage was made up of both sides?
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-18

No. NH Walnut Street,
philAdelphiR, March 10Th 1877

lMessrs. Boughman, Thomas & Co; Dear Sir
have this day appointed you the Sole General
Agents Of the Board Of Finance in the State Of
Delaware, for the sale Of stock, and medals,
Enclosed hand you your commission. At your
earliest convenience receive subscription books,
stock, &C., for work.
Yours truly, JNo. WASAMAKER,
Chairman Bureau OF Revenue.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-18

Il. BklNGHuR T Il co,
Wholesale and Retail Drlgy lists,
Corner sixth and Market streats
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-18

The full returns make it certain that there will
be at least seven, and probably eleven, Republi-
can majority in the New Hampshire House. The
Senate stands five to five, with two vacancies,
but these the House will fill, making two Repub-
licsn majority iii the Senate, aud from nine to
thirteen on joint ballot. This elects our Gov
ernor and settles it that the State has shown a
''healthy reaction" as Speaker Blaine hoped it
would,
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-18

II any vote Of the people is to be taken oil
county division, let All alternative vote also be
provided for, to be taken at the same time, Oh
just increase OF representation, by the district
system. II the people were offered their choice
of these two measures, we should be satisfied to
accept their verdict How will that suit, Mr.
ii ,lcomb?
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TELEaRAms.
the ice ooRots MOVING.

PORT JERVIS PARTIALLY INUNDA-
TED.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-18

We had occasion to criticise the insiIcere and
uncandid form Of the call for the Institute Hall
meeting, from its first appearance, and the per-
sistency with which the impression is sought to
be credited that the meeting itself was gather.
ing Of those in favor Of Division fairly consti-
tutes further to feeling Of disgust.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-03-18
The Temperance Movement.


DELEGATION OF LADIES AND GENTLEMEN AT Do
YER THURsDAY-THEIR RECEPTION IN THE Gov-
ERNoRs RooM-BEFoRE THE LEGISLATURE IN
THE EVENING.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1875-11-08

ASBESTOS pounded in mortar till re.
duced to q cotton-like mass, and then
freed from earthly matter in sieve,
has been put in paper vat, and good
sheets of laid paper produced in the
usual way. The sheets, upon being
written upon, were placed in the fire,
but came out uninjured, though the
writing was burned ont and effaced.