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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-21
aAYAnp,s cHAHcrs IMPROVED.

The rsjoicings Of Mr.. Tilden's friends over the
Ohio vote are without good reason, 80 far "a his
Presidential prospects are concerned. There Is
intense bitterness shown concerning him by the
Western Democrats, and especially those Of Ohio
who have just buried their hopes in Aliens
grave. Their anger seems to be especially hot
toward the New York hArd-money leaders, and
they now propose to vent it on Tilden. II is true
that many things will happen between now and
next Spring to Affect the political situation, and
possibly they will so change it that he may be-
come acceptable to the intiAtionsts, including
those who are now 30 hot against him, but we
doubt it very much.
The consequence is that a. there have been
but two of the Democratic Presidential aspirsnts
who stood up against the Ohio movement,
Messrs. Tilden and Bayard, the unsvAilability OF
the former leaves the latter in better situation
for the nomination than he has yet been. He
has declared for hard money, but has not done
30 in manner offensive to the Allen and Gary
crowd. Their bitterness is not sent in his direc-
ton, at ALL and while he has preserved his repu-
tation amongst hard money fnnnciers, he is
amongst all the sspirants for the Democratic
nomination, least offensive to tho intiationists.
1t would be regarded by many Delswaresus as
An honor to their State il one Of its citizens
should be nominated for the Presidency, but un-
fortunately, Mr.. Bayard's anti Democratic theo-
ries, his tendency toward the miscellaneous and
fatal doctrines Of Calhoun and the other doctors
OF the extreme Southern school, and more than
this, his rigid craftsmanship prevent his receiving
any more sympathy than that which his party
associates Offer him. Had he the magnetism OF
Henry Clay. the broad aud liberal characteristics
Of Daniel Webster, or oven the Independence OF
Charles Francis Adams, many Delaware Re
publicans would feel some pleasure in Tie,
, ing citizen Of almost the smalles
. State in the Union receive nomination for The
I highest office in the Unions gift, but for til,
reseons stated. Mr.. Bsysrd is simply and onl,
!. Representative OF his party organization. II liz
!, should get the nomination, il will be gratihca
: ton only to the Democrats Of this State. ant
other citizens will feel that they have no specis
share or interest in it.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-21

We are obliged to remark that Mayor Wick
ham, Of New York, who Is tho acknowledged
dummy" of the new Boss, John Kelly, is 3
strenuous advocate Of Mr.. Baysrd's nomination
for the Presidency. and in fact heads the Bay
ard element in that city. His partnership with
Kelly will soon make him an unsavory bench.
man, aud when our Delaware candidate returns
from Georgia lie may do we'll to consider
whether he shall not telegraph to Now York,
like Charles Francis Adams to Cincinnati, to
~ draw mo ont of that crowd ~
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-21


A Southern expression which We find quoted
approvingly by the Independent" press, as
evidence Of the admirable feeling amongst the
reconstructed il from tho Atlanta Herald which
says that:
ave Of the South have declared, from the
start, that, il left alone to manage the negro we
would do him justice and keep down disorder
For decade OF years, in spite OF our remOl
strances, the Administration has kept up it's
Illegal and damaging interference. Bnt at last
We have been permitted to solve the problem in
cur own way, and the result has been simply
magical"
Yes; "we Of the South I" il left alone" " to
manage tho negro" will have asplendid time.
Arc we not used to his management The plan
tation whip. not long unused. testihes to that.
"We of the South only desire that the protec.
ton Of the Nation shall not be thrown over the
colored man, aud we will have no trouble in re-
ducng him to political aud social bondage.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-21
CATARRu CURED.
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

roh rihsr ANNusL TEhcHERP INSTITUTE.
FOR rEW CAS- FILE COUNTY,
will be held In the
Town HALL, Middletown, Dial.
oS THURSDAY, FhiDdY AND s1TrRGsy
October 18Th, 2sth and Both.
aeVorainR TO lection II, of act in relation ,o
FREE cnnols OF Delaware, passed March Y5t is7s
~ lover nniawue, evCIy teacuer IN rlnuiraS -,
attend the Teachers Institute, ia fla ,nn, 70
t Mea my are tc ehng, unless unavoidably de-.
arrangements are being m ,Ge for tho acro,,,,,
ua Az OF a teachers wbo may be present ''''
Ine exercises Will be OF such a charartar .ho, an,
ana Instructed 'S ~ '"s1iiaiheu
SO 'ai invitation Is attended TO a who are In.
ine meeting VIII nrpau,Ze on n, n rsiav tp. ms,
nttieven ococS. o. H. Emincrt instT,. tor, 1,,,,
7. straiion. r II y, .yti Nv. Si''s,
oGt2Oatj,llw State Eppt Era. nno,'sh',
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-21
Hall, 4 0hiA nIYidcnh.

The Baltimore and Ohio railroad declared on
Saturday, five per cent dividend on tho stock
Of their road, although the dividend of the
Washington branch has been passed for the first
time in many years. The reason for this is al
legged to be the large payment required Of the
company, on account of the per capita passen-
ger tax due the State Of Maryland.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-21
oyspersia. Dyspepsia. pyspcp,i,.

FsFgpsii IA the most rcrpleXIng of all human a
.H7N's. It's symptoms are almost Infinite In their
Nf ~, aud the tOrlprn and IL sgOntpnt yictinIs ~
G hise st often fdt cy themselves the prev n, turn
" every k"own malady. This " due IN nal l. 10 the
close sympathy WI irh exists between the stomach
an the brain, aud IN parJ also u the fact thut any
disturbance OF the digestive furc'ipn per".s,r,i,
DISORDERS the liver, the bowels and the EeTy, Il srs
blood. S i'S VI '''c
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most obstinate form, huugeis Bitter inc OF Iron
never fals 10 cure. symptoms of Dyspepsia sru
loss OF appetite wInd and rising II The fo d. dryness
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-21

cheerf1!!J give this testimony 10 the puhlic tba,
cured me. '' "'p'iuehe
was ai1icted for many years with dI.o,dere,
oipou, Troublesome and Obstinate ietter of INC
sElh ana swelling OF the glands ~ the uect whl"S
pense. anu th-
clans IN the city and used then m ,lna M .2g
mttaoht receiving any permanent relief: on tbe
SuhTa'y sett4g worse I'll inillip atheist lnsn,ir
NJ NJ 81 nope was induced To Try Mira Foqfsr,p
BLOOM FuIiDer, which was reruuiue llpr 10 MI ~
oeIh{ certain cure for IT, d,sealc II was tho
", M poht m 10y case aiter Using two bottIes
u int BLOOD PuTihOr Ia connection Yltb the atta,
Ointtnell, the swelling ceased, tn eruDtluns disan.
Psa.od anu now an! entirely and eTectnslly cnreG
case, call at my residence. Ivy
,,,,, ,,-- WHDS SCOTT
1890 Ciaymoat street, over mn street Rridno
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-21
Secretary Chandler.

HE TAKES POSSESSION OF the INTERIOR DEPART
MEST
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 90
Secretary Chandler took porsessien of the H.
terror Department, this morning, and had brief
conference with the Assistant Secretary and
| some Of the chiefs OF tho bureaus.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-21

Tie Baltimore San is evidently enlisted in the
service Of the Maryland Ring ticket. 1t reports,
with great flourish, tho Ring meetings, while
giving those OF the Reiormers very narrow space.
The very large meeting Of the Reform element
at Frederick. Oh Wednesday evening, il disposed
of in lust eleven lines
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-21

& o a s o N 4 q ], p. DURING TEIs
~ sWelteling weather every one should be famnjs,
with tho value of Good - il.t Powder in rrcy,ptue
and removing exooriativus, cha1ngs lfritablit
apd lnostness of the skin. a large psgOrtnln M ii
me nnest French, English ana American TOT
Powder, Powder ruifs and Pnfi Boxes, for 4 lie hv
f, BRINGHuHSr h co
f'DrneT Sixth uuI NnrEar
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-21
MIR. Baynrd speaks ut Raleigh.

Senator Bayard WAS serenaded at Raleigh, N.
O., on Saturday night, and adore sed large and
enthusiastic crowd. He advised the people of
North Carolina to act in 1876 on the principle
That party trickery WAS not politics, but that du-
, q to the country next to devotion to God.
TO wanted the mon OF the South united, not for
southern prepoDderance or control, but TO &C.
cure tho first great principle of happy Union.
the equality OF the States; and he urged the Gull
tlvation OF good will between the sections. At
! the conclusion of Mr.. Bayards speech, which
| Was ieceiyed with great applause, lie wac escort
! the city aud baud OF music, along II route illu-
| minated by bontires.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-21

Thls well known and thoroughly tried preparation
MAINTAINS It's reputation as remedy unsur ~, ed
LOT tue cure OF blood and skin diseases viz: letter
rlngworms, Scrofula, blstches, pimples, bolIa. i'm
purties OF the blood, etc. Put up IN quart bottles
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-21

| wIoHMASSs BREWERY BURNED.
| PEORIA, Oct 20.
| Tho brewery OF John Wichmsnn was burned,
last night. The loss WAS $4,000; insurance,
| 80 600
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-21

few days ago the Comm sRcfAL, of this city,
WAS very Indignant because negro mans corpse
was not permitted to be buried in n cemetery
for white people, in Philadelphia, Gazette.
Az it has been some time since We were last
called upon to correct such mis- statements in
the Gazette. it is probable that this is the time
of the moon when its tendency to inveracity
breaks ont. Tho criticism in this paper Ct
the conduct OF the cemetery authorities was
contained in the letter Of our Philadelphia cor
respondent edltorislly We have male no alu-
sion to the subject. Nor does it appear, indeed,
that the cemetery is ono " for white people,"
since Mr.. Jones, colorcd man, was sold lot in
it, the managers knowing that he intended to
use it for burial purposes. SO far az the facts
yet appear, it seems they acted most uureasona-
bly,, but up to this time tho COMMERCIAL had
said nothing on the subject.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-21

The rag baby has been spanked but not ex
tinguished The moderate majority for Hayes
counted on yesterday, is reduced by the news
Of to- day, though he is certainly elected. This
8 no overwhelming verdict.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-21

Ex-senator VIM. Il. Hamilton, of Western
Maryland, who who was slaughtered by the
Ring for the Gubernational nomination, has, we
regret to see, taken the stump for Carroll, and
spoke at Frederick, on Wednesday evening. Up
to this time, he had quietly declined to throw up
his hat and hurrsh for the Ring ticket
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-21

Large apes are regularly employed OH the
island OF Ceylon, India, to pull cocoannts. They
are said to select suitable fruit with great dis
elimination.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-21

Tim two years older than you," said a little
girl to New Castle boy, the other day. ''Well,
l don't care" was tho reply I'm going to
wear trousers soon and that you'll never do"
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-21

One OF the most amusing stories from Ohio,
since the election il that some Of the Democracy
have undertaken acts OF retaliation and punish
ment upon the Germans for voting the Republi-
can ticket. In Chillicothe they are going to en-
act an ordinance shutting up the beer saloons,
and there arc horrible threats of the same liz.
ture uttered in Cincinnati Probably the Ger
mans will be able to stand this as long rs the re-
talators, and it will be great assistance to the
Republicans of Ohio, next year, to have the
German vote further Glienated from the Demo-
Gratis, result which such measures will surely
bring about
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-21
Ntedieal.


Wh'le, Hclg aud sraly 7etter Of the Scaip -rrh.
scaip gets llchv, tender and covered with ma wiz
hciies Ihey 'orm again nv fast as Removed "N'e
ffnpies, Fhshworns and Biackheads I'm ma,
.uns,eSo, cnsens ana nose They exnde whtiah
=, irur,g9 ffnfenss itching )-Beglns ns soon as m,
cothhk ID removed; no eruption but thni rar ~,
ny hcra'cnpR; worst from The whist to / a ancos
ILL shiN lsk sbS CURED nj nm VaS
niAs' 1871 ShaeN sTkEsr, PniLADEipuIt
CATARRII CURED.
cdtd,rh-a stoppedup feeling in the hes, ,u
,,ronris Nv, o. .ns nose hawknx aud splitting
adophm. e' ''ieet' fhl-
BOOKS on sKIy DISEASES .NDc.r,p,,,
tervew. " Po's'"al H.
Uct2lwiy.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-21
spetial alutirrs.
the MILD POWER CURES,
HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS,

HAVE PROVED, FROM TIE MOST ample ex-
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ent and Reliable. They are tho only medicines per-
iectly adapted to popular use-so simple tnat mis-
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as to bs free from danger ami 40 efficient 10 he
always reliable. pheY have the highest coinnienls-
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nos. Cures. Cents
!. FsvsEs, Congestion, innammGtiops. ..........25
z. WORMS, Worm Fever, Worm COlic,.,,..,,,,,,,25
8. CRYiNa-coIIc or 'reething OF lnianls, .....25
a. DitARIIuiA, OF Children or Adults, ....,....25
s. DYsEETENY, Gripping, BiliOns Colo ..........25
=. CHoLgHs-MoRBus, Nomitng,...
Z. CouGHS Colds, Bronchitis .t...-....s-........gs
s. NEURAL6IA. Toothachc, Faceachc,
.. HEADACHES, Sick Headache, Vertigo. ........H5
10. DYSPEPSIA, Bilious stomach. ..............25
II. SUPPRESSED, or Painful Periods.
Ia. WHITES, TOO Profuse Periods ................25
u. GROUP, Cough, Dlllcult Breathing, .........25
u. SALT hHKuM, Eryspe as, Erlptons ...........2s
is. R.IHuakTIsM, Rheumatic Pains, ..............a
10. FEVER AND AGuE, Chill Fever, AgUes
II. PILES, blind or bleeding ............. .....6O
is. OTETiiALMY, and Sore or weak Eyes, ..,sO
10. ChrARRH acnte or chronic Influenza, ........s9
~ WHooflHG-CouGu, violent coughs, ..........tO
81. AsThnA, oppressed Breathint, .,.........bg
-. ScRofuLA, enlarged glands Sweiiings, so
r. GENERAL DkBlIlTy, Physical WEAKNESS, ....60
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HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.,
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-21
MRS. Fosters Tonic H,t,.rs,

Innlc, lnyigoratIng, Appetizer. Cures dyspeps,s
etc. Put up in quart bottles. .iriee, 81 100 esch
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-21
JAMES w. QUEEN G. co.
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-21

Prepared bs Mrs. Dr. Foster An infaIrb,e ,a,,
euy Ior piles Qnterual and eYternaD and b,irna
tead the testimonials on circulars nccnmnannin
each box. Price "a cents each DPAh1ihs
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-21

Il. Erinrhurst 4 co. have rat ncned ,bai- ut,,..,
Wait foLhtain for the season. The ma IOriiy ot
our cltlzens have tasted and know,for tbGinseivSs
AMI tie delicious favor of lie FTnit svr,,, ~,
rteties. They have S"''"1 va
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-21

Mr.. Moody is satisfied with An'sudence Of
10000.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-21

Whlph eEaoe the invalid who may require IT, or thu,
lover OF SOFA Water wno may desire H. 10 eIov t't
use OF this delightful beverage al any time AZ 1a
we nave on draught tie fOluwing nc nnar
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1875-10-21

After the sermon, liev. Gaylord L. More in the
absence OF tho retiring moderator, called The
Synod to order, and prefaced the proceedings
with prayer. Roll was called, and Rev. james j.
Snyih. Of the Now Castle Prosbyteiy WAS cleo
ted Moderator by rising vote. VIM. II. Cole
and Ohas. Baird were elected Recording Clerks,
and Rev. d. II. Riddle, of Warrington, Railing
Clerk.
The Wichita city eagle., 1875-09-09

bank. On The second floor, at the
right. is very pleasant front room,
occupied by the secretary. Adjoining
this is q janitor's room, water closet,
etc. In the rear Of this is the reading
and Executive Committee room. To
the left is a large foom, used as the
packing and express department. On
the left of the main stairway are the
clerks offices, very neatly and plainly
furnished, having Gne light from three
front windows. These are in charge
of Miss C. A. Hall, chief clerk. The
rooms arc provided with all conyon-
fences necessary to expedite business,
and by having these, the same amount
of work with less clerical force can be
accomplished than at Washington.
Take it all in all, we think the Order
has made an excellent move i'll chang
ing its hcadquarters.-Loaisriile CoHy-
ie,,-,Tour9aI
The Wichita city eagle., 1875-09-09

In large majority of cases, says the
Journal of Health, it will be found
that the best and heartiest meal of the
day should be eaten in the morning.
If the closing repast of the day has
not been eaten too late, or has not been
excessive in quantity or indigestible in
quality, the stomach viii be active in
the morning after the individual has
enjoyed cool bath. The stomach win
then respond quickly with the necos-
sary gastric juice for the solution of
food, and. if a fair amount of exercise
is taken during the day, a large mass
of food viii be assimilatcd and con-
verted into blood and tissue. With a
good, substantial breakfast no great
amount of food will be required dur
ing the remainder of the day. One
further meal will be ample, and that
might better be taken at from two TO
three O'Clock in the afternoon than at
any later period, if business engage
ments only permitted it.
The breakfast may be made from any
kind of wholesome food. and the fewer
kinds the better. The dinner should
be light and readily digested, if sound
sleep is desired and strong appetite
and perfect powers of digestion next
day. If hunger comes, a bowl Of sweet
milk and well-cooked mush Of Indian
meal, or other unbolted grain, will al
lay it, and viii digest quickly. One
square meal' in every twenty-four
hours is all that can be taken care of
by many weak stomachs, and more
than this is an excess and induces head
ache, nausea and distress. If dinners
were abandoned, and especially late
and heavy dinners, myriads Of dyspep-
ties would be cured. But under the
exigencies of city life late dinner
cannot well be avoided. This need
not be the tremendous meal it is Gus
tomary to make il, if the breakfast be
substantial and nutritious, aud not
thing of slops and biscuits, as it too
af4ao Sc
The Wichita city eagle., 1875-09-09
Factories VS., Farms.


Manufactures are magical in their
working. On the border of the Con-
necticut valley lies territory rocky
and wild, whose people twenty years
ago were, like their fathers of happy
memory, poor and blessed with many
children. The hungry raven passed it
quickly by, and even the wild fox re-
fused to make its hole in its hillsides.
Through this little valley flowed a
tiny brook which bore away to tae
Connecticut river the surplus rain and
ill-spared soil, the loss of the latter
causing the rock surface to spread out
wider year by year. A Maine fellow
chanced that way, and after frequent
libations-not from the brook, but at
the grocery-told, the gaping farmers
the brook was their fortune. Some
giggled at this, others shook their
heads-all agreed he was either mad or
a fool. Incensed at their verdict, he
mounted whisky barrel and gave
them most sensible talk about COOP
eratiye unions, utilizing water power,
etc. When he ended his speech they
wished they hadn't laughed. They
went to work. The brock was wild
ened; they damned it above the vii
lage. The farmers pulled down their
old blue stockings, and put all their
hard money into the enterprise-some
fifty, some hundred and some thous-
and dollars. They built their factories
and elected officers. A year ago we
passed that place. Twenty-one facto-
ries dot that brook, five thousand peo-
pie dwell about or in thst village, which
contained hundred souls,
md that community is one of the
vealthiest and most intelligent to be
ound in the Nutmeg State.-Iron Age. !.
The Wichita city eagle., 1875-09-09

Five years ago a neighbor, through
the persuasion of an agent, purchased
a reaper, giving an iron clad note. To
meet the payments, he was compelled
to borrow money AZ two per cent. per
month. This winter he paid off the
debt, which, principal and interest,
amounted to 1926, or ten times the
cost of manufacturing.
The Wichita city eagle., 1875-09-09
Rotting Of the Peach.

AT recent meeting of the Pennsyl-
vania Horticultural society. President
Hedges said he had four trees OF Hale's
Early in 4 row, all of the same age and
from the same nursery, and three of
them did not produce light, sound
peaches last season, while the fourth
had three bushels. To this one he had
applied half bushel OF unleached
hickory ashes in the fall, and peck OF
the same when the fruit was nearly
grown. Any kind of hard wood ashes,
such as contains good proportion of
potash, would of course answer the
purpose. AT the same meeting MIR.
Pennybacker said he had sold last sea-
son $32 worth Of Hale's Early peaches
from ten trees. He used tannery ashes
as a fertiliZer.-Er.
The Wichita city eagle., 1875-09-09
Colman'S Rural World.

This popular farm journal visits Us
weekly, and well sustains its reputa-
ton as a reliable adviser and instruct
or of the farmer, fruit-grower and
stock k-breeder. 1t has an excellent
class of correspondents, and its edito-
rial matter is practical and pointed.
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