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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-11

After the reading Of the amendments Mr.
Houston moved for the suspension OF the rules
in order to read the amendment the second time
Mr.. Nowland called for the yeas and nays en-
the motion to suspend.
Mr.. Houston said that this is the first time
during the session that a suspension Of the rules
was objected to for second reading.
Mr.. Nowland said that this was an extraord-
nary measure and required extraordinary RENE
dies.
The motion to suspend was not agreed to, the
following being the vote: Yeas Messrs. Broad
away, Collins, Conwell, Fraim, Green, Houston,
Learned, Lambden, McNeall, q. H. Phillips, j..
W. Phillips. yoshell and Wilde-13 Nays.
Messrs. Baldwin, Biggs, Bird. Handy, Nowland,
Pyle, Todd, and Mr., Speakers.
Mr.. Pyle moved that 500 copies Of the bill be
printed, which motion was lost Yeas S-nays
13
On motion of Mr.. Handy the Honse adjourn
ed.
Afternoon Session.
On motion of Mr.. Lambden the Senate bill
providing for the destruction of hawks and owls
was read. The Senate bills prohibiting stock
from running at large in school districts No
771s and l43 Sussex county were also read
Mr.. Pyle introduced bill providing for the
appointment of an additional Notary Public in
the city OF Wilmington which was read.
MIR. Houston gave notice of an act in relation
to making the assessments in Sussex county.
Mr.. Pyle introduced bill to amend chapter
1875 Of the revised code, which was read.
Mr.. Conwel introduced bill to divorce Eliza
beth Rudolph from Ferdman Rudolph, which
was read.
On motion of Mr.. Bird the bill to divroce Em-
ma A. Walker from Henry Walker, was read the
third time and passed
Mr.. Broadway introduced bill to amend the
act to incorporate the Camden Union Camp
Ground, which was read.
Mr.. Nowland offered joint resolution provi-
ding for the adjournment of both Houses Of the
General Assembly on Saturday the goth instant
which was read and adopted.
Mr.. Conwel reported bill to divorce Ann f.
Davis from her husband Robert Davis which
was read.
Mr. Baldwin gave notice of an act to ameud
chapter AIS, vol. IA, Laws of Delaware.
Mr.. Pyle gave notice of an ac. to regulate the
sale of intoxicating liquors.
Mr.. Conwell reported bill to divorce John A.
Ellis and Martha w. Ellis from the bonds OF
matrimony which was read.
Mr.. Bird reported bill to repeal the Registry
Bureau of the city of Wilmington, which was
read
Adjourned.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-11
Local tSreFSIycs.

tunIiSe AT G.2o.
Sunset al SOL
Moon sets at II .1
New Hampshire Is i settler.
Bg are p'ent!er.
The Mayor is n diyis.onist.
Webbs SILK hats are au TAFT
The country road are again deep with mud.
Foresalng Is openly done IN the Wilmington
Markets.
Next Monday McMak MS A:lan e Tot viii he
sold al Public sale.
Morgan will not move lef1re week e.ter next,
from 6ll Market street.
II tis ply The or rave 20 pay douhe price fcr
coal, having to buy at retail.
lockwood envelopes helow lockwlod's Irices
neatly pri ted at the COMMERCIAL olilce,
Fullmers Is the place to 20 for solid meal He
gives his us omers nJlhn2 tut the best.
At the old paCe and nothing OF in quality In in
giles sons partagas, at Market street
Ell Croziers white hat must even ual'y come into
The hands of the Delaware Historical society.
II ls remarkable how beautifully n els hats 1T
the head. Duhell IS the only 81 street halter.
Tls well 70 go 10 naXwell's ways when pure
CONNECTIONS are ne teded al low pites, at 300 W. Cd
street.
Semi i'll your orie 5 before the rush for home
made furniture, at the Enterprise cas-, 22n Market
street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-11
societies.
MEETINGS THIS EVENING.

Jefferson Lodge, No. Q, l. o. o. F. at Odd Eel
lows Hall, Sd and King.
Mattahoon Tribe, No. II, l. y. r. NJ, at Savie
Building.
Keokuk Tribe, No. 8. /. o. Il. NJ, at Red Men'r
Hall, AIS Market street.
Eden Lodge No. 81, l. o. o. F., Odd Fellows
Hail. Sd and King street.
Wilmington Division, No. l. s. of T., in the
McClary Building.
Hope Council, No. Q, Jr. O. g. A. NJ, at Hall
5l1 Market street.
Market Street.
Wilmington Grotto, No. l, s. and d. Of A. A.
Bradford Building.
Clayton Lodge, No. A. X. Of T., at Knights OF
Pythias Hall. 2ll Market street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-11
City Rusiusss ntssrtr.a

AUCriONEERs.
L.. W. Stidham Son, Ill n. Nh stree,
BANK EHs Il BROKERS',
r. r. Robinson Co. 200 Market street
HAIiDhRs q HAIR DAhS-kh
A. Ashenbach, 30 Market stroot
BELL RINGERS g. Hill. PO-rLE,
Geo W: Jaekson. 9 W. 9Th street
Howard U. Moore No. o. Il. Third streot.
BOOT e. dsH0EMAEERs, and D.Ai
J. o. Alexander. > Market atr
John :; Moreland, atb and Poplar stree,s
CARPENTERS AND BUIIDtiis.
J. g. Haddock. shop Therue bol Front Res ln,s v,
j. H. ID. Seeds shop W. Fourth near West
CIGARS d TOBACCO.
Brisbane 4 Dssisinville. 72a Market sttss,
Geo. a. Davis, OBJ Shiplsy Atroet
WIN. II. Robinson, ll3]a F. ath rtreot,
CLOCKS. WATCHES, d JRwEi.-N-
@ L Bnf5. corner Seventh and Market stresta
j. o, Massey, 10 n. sth street
COACH 81 GsHHiHtsk Material
VIM Green Co., s cor VI and eniples .us.t.
D.UGt:IsIs.
II. r. Br'nshurst, 3i7 Marie, strvet
FLORtsTs.
Tatnsn 90, Delaware Avenue end Jstsfsus y -.
GENERAL INSURANCE At.ENT-.
R"SI,s rho%,ss I. & &rlar1msr, tra IN Ms!ts, street.
GENTS FURNISHING iiO0Ds
James ~; Watson 4 Son. - Market strss
Uhas. 3. Morgan, 6sl Market street.
| John y. Donshten. 4iO Market street
HATS, CAPs. SO.
| Huknl d wslrsven, az Msrss, sr,...
Ohas. E. Dubell, X. 81 street.
HARDWARE.
james Bro. 9i Hsrkst atrsst
IRON g. STREI..
WIN. Green 4 90, 3. 10, COZ sd aud auipis, .tr~-
LIVERY STABLES.
| Patrick Holland. s W. cor. Frcut and Orange
| LOoHINt,-GI.AsSEs& 81 FRA nE-
| ElwoOd DoRno, 10 W. sth strtet
Il. McMonnglc, I'd and King streets
MERCHANT TAILoRs.
Geo Gouert, 10 Y. Fourth street
| John II. Muhihnrson, as King street
sam1e Miller Jr., iOa Market strsst
PAPER HASGINGs1 sHAus-, SO
John H. Holt, 80 snd Market strse'E
HEAI. ESTATE AGENTS.
| hyAns Psnnington, Almonds Bdz., rt, spJ Ma,
81. ~ phild 90, No. 4 ". 7th str rect
| J. II. EraHer, ID and Shipley streeta
| Vim. Reynolds 4 10, S3i Market strast
| A. u. urtinshaw, No W. 81 St-eet
| ". III. Gilmore No West fth street
| WIn. MeUsulley Co. ts6 satksi street,
RESTAURAST d BILLIARD ,tpo
Josoph Fullmor, 6A aud 5Od Market strss,-
SIssVISi; MACHINES.
| Grover = Bsker y 81. Co., 61 Eiag .tt-a.
Nov rascelp So.iog aJachius, lie MARK. t.tss,-
! COFFEE and TEA Dsa,~rs
| Union Pacific rss COMPANY. 6l3 Bisrts, street.
t'SDERTAKER=.
| Thos. :. Giles, 2ol slipey street
| X :. VohnR, sa 'iErset stroet.-tSse soFN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-11

~ Nervous Debility.-A depressed irritable state
of mind; weak, nervous, exhausted feeling no
energy or animation confused head, weak men,
Ory. The consequence of excesses, or mental over
work. This Nervous pebiiity finds sovereign
in Hurnphrtys' Homeopathic Specific. No 2s. It
tones up the SYSTEM dispels the mental 81 'om and
d spOndency, and rejuvenaies the entire system. Ii
is perfectly harmless alwa efficient. Price
IS for package OF tys boxes ard large s2 vial of
powder, whicn is impor ant in ol serious cases
or 81 per single box. Sold by all druggists, sent
by mail on receipt of price. Address Humphreys
specific Homeopathic Medicine Co.. No. :62 Rroad-
way, N. Y, feb25.dNW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-11
ULooKl LooKl LOOK!

"LOORI LOORI LOOK
KELLY's DYSPEPSIA MIXTURE OR ELIXIR
OF LIFE.
It viii cure Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach and Heart
burn.
It w.ll make you strong and give you new life.
1T will act upon your liver and tone up your diges-
ton.
1t is pleasant to take and perfectly harmless.
1t will do all that tonic will do without liquor to
stimulate. 1t is pot Wine of Iron Try II. Doctors
prescribe 1t. Cle-gy recommend 1t. Thousands
hav. been cured with 1t. Suffer longer. send
and get a circular. See what 1t has done.
For sale by Smith Painter, +. Brpghrrsi Il TO-,
&. Mclnall, Jr.. and Druggists generally apr21 I'M
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-11

~ Amerinans are a Nation Of orTyspep'ics.-We live
fast, diss,pate and I'LL early graves We drink all
kinds of alcoholic spirits, and swallow, without
mastcation, pork, grea e. and every kind oflfe-des
tToying. sysrem-cogeine. indigestible food. Dr.
Walkers Vegetable Vinegar Bitters will remove the
evil effects and the recovered patient with pure,
vilallzcd electrical blood flowing throuS his veus,
Will have a clearer head and cooler judgment,
which added TO experience, Will cause him to abstain
II the future 4w
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-11

Iron in the Biood.-W hen the blood is wei supplied
VITA Its iron element, We feel vigorous and in OF
animation. II is an insuficie cy of this vital ele
nient tina. makes US feel weak and low spirited in
such cases. the Perut Ian Syrup "a protoxide of
Irob) supply this deficiency, and Its use Will
lnyigorate us wonderfully.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-11
rimpIes. Erupt,ons. tongh skin.

The system being put under the i nuence of DR..
Pierces tiul!en Modlca Discnv ry for few weeks,
the skin he ONES smooth, clear, sCft and vere;y.
and being Illuminated with the glow O. perfect
health tr1n Within, true beauty stands forth IN all It's
glory. The edoc's of all medicines whirh operate
upon the system thrr nph the neiium OF the blood
are necessarily someN hat SLOW, NJ matter how good
G remedy employed. While one to three bottles
clear the skin OF pnples, hloichts, erupiOns, yell
low snts, c7medones, or "grups," a dozen may
possibly @ required to cure scme cases " here the
system is rotten with scrotuous or yirilent blood
poisons, The cure Ot all these diseases, however,
nom The common p'mple to the worst scrotula is,
l'h the use Of this most potent azen, only mat
ter of time, sold by dealers in medicines.
C>VEKIo . WITH ERUfTIONS. CURED.
CLtyEg;CE. Columbia co., n y
DR.. X. V. II RC&, Butrdlo, N. T.:
Hedf - i am sixty years of age, and haVa been
afflicted Win Salt hhi um in the worst form for a
great many " ars, until, accidently saw ore O.
your hooks, which described my case eX tly.
bot ght yonr Golden Medical iscovery ana TOOK two
bottles and half AMI was entirely cured. From
my sll' nlders to my hands | was entirely covered
vi h ernpilNns, also on face and body. | Was ike
wise afflicted win rheumatism, that l walked
with great difficulty, and inaf is entirely cured
May God spare you a long life TO remain bl ssng
to mankind. With untCl1 gratitude.
Mrs. A. ". W 4LLIkMS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-11
BfaI Gstats.
I w. STIDHAM & SON,
l1. REAL ESTATE AGENTS,

7 w. STIDHAM u SON,
~. REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
CARD TO THE PUBLIC!
oFpIC8 OF
wooLLEY Il VAN THuMP's
INSURANCE AGENuN
FIRE, MARINE, LIFE, ACCIDgETl
NO. JOURNAL BUILDING ADJOINING +
CITY EALl,
WILMINGTON. DgLAwAng
We are the
DULY AUTHORIZED AGENTS OF THE oLps,,.
LARGEST AND BEST KNOWN CoMPA.
MES IN THE WORLD
HAVING
CASH ASSETS OF oVER....... Si0G, ,NU,is .
We insure all kinds OF property with'n The STATE
anu adjoining counties. Dwellings ami Fa.lp Pro-
perty taken at very low rates.
We make specially of taking entire charge Of
our customers business, thereby relieving them OF
much trouble and expense and settle all losses
PROMPTLY AND LIBKRAi-LY, without extra charge
Ohering cur past record as guarantee for the
future, we confidently asHert IL will be TO your in.
terest TO call on us and examine our list of Conpa.
MES in all departments before insdrIg or renewing
elsewhere.
ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE TO ANY AMOUNT
EFFECTED AT ONCE AT CURRENT RATRs.
Communications by mail will receive Ilnmedat.
attention.
Expressing our Acknowledgements FOR the patron.
age we have enjoyed ami soliciting II continuance,
We remain, very respectfully,
JAMES WOOLLEY. R A. VAN T,iJ'Ni
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-11

~ Large Fall and Winter stock OF Boots and
Shoes at Prettymans cheap boot and shoe store 1911
Market Street, Third door below Second.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-11

"DIAMOND JEFELRF Specially. Ameri-
can and imported watches is sarat, solid gold rings,
ladies' and gents solid gold chains. Jewery III every
variety also clocks at prices to suit the times, at T.
W. Baiys old established stand, No. 6s2 Market IT.,
PhilAdeIphla.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-11
Boarding.

BOARDING - BOAkDING FOR MAN
- and wife. and single gentleman. Also table
boarders can be acc annotated.
MARRIOTT 6i9 MARKET STRRET.
BOARDING - FIRST-CLASS BOARD
ID lNG-A new, clean house. hot aud cold water
ba.hs, In second third, and fourth stories,
NO. 220 FREN II STREET
Charges, i4.5G per week. Must bring good recon-
" endatons mar9-lm
BOARDING FOR GENTLEMEN
- Apply 1an2tf SIR KING.
DO ARDIN NG WITH DESIRABLE
- rooms at 1yT-u SOL WEST ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-11

~ Wonen's Lace Shoes from fl.be up and wo
mems button shoes from t2.I5, at Prettymans
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-11
2rnppsaIs.

TABLE LINENS AND NAPKIN
complete assortment Of Barnsley, irish, n, d
German Table Ltueus anI Napkins direct fIoin the
importers among VIII ch will be found new and
elegant patterns.
". b. SHARP
Fourth and Market Streets
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-11
CITY ITEM 8.

~ Eoots and shOes at prices to suit the tines al
Prettyman's.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-11
Edwards.

y 4 w A Il ID - LOST-AN ENGLISH
1t Greyhound Please return to
H. T. CAUSE.
marli-2t Foot OF West Street.
G1OO REWARD-ONE HUNDRED
tp w dollars will be pald for information
that will lead to the srrest and conviction of the
person or persons that broke into and robbed our
office on Monday night, the sth inst
mat9.3t DIAMOND STATE IRON co.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-11
The Temperature, To-day.
Legislative Proceedings.

AS REGISTERED AT THE COMMERCIAL OFFICE
AtS.A. M, 35 Atl P. M. Il
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-11

EH- Mems Winter Boots from $2.T5 up and Mem
Calf Boots from $3.50 up, at Prettynan's
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-11
sepl4-6nno

M USLINS,-W WOULD CALL AT
1Vl TBNTIoN to our line OF muslns which COM
prlses all the most desirable makes and widths at
the lowest market rates
w. SHARP,
Market streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-11
aTantea.

"AN1 ED.-A Girl, FOR GENERAL
w housework In the country, no dairy. apply
at Tmar 5-tfl THIS OFFICE
"AN ED - BUYERS FOR NEWS
W papers al 81 90 Per hundred pounds, NJ the
feh2l,n COMMEECI al OFFICE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-11

THOMAS T. TAsKzR, jR. STEPHEN T. N. TAsKIR
MORRIS, TASkLR & co.
PASCAL IRON WORKS
Philadelphia
TAsKRR IRON WORKS
New Castle, Del
once, FIFTH AND TASKER SITS Philadelphia
uf1ee and Warehouse, ID Cold Street, New York
'ftce and Warehouse No. IS Oliver st., BOSTON.
MANUFACTURERS OF
"EOt GIT IRON WELDED TUBES, piain, gslya-
nlzed and rubber-ccot.d, for Gas, Steam and
Water.
LAP WELDED CHARCOAL iR.N 2oILB
TUBES.
OII-WELL. TUBING AND Gazing,
GAS AND STEAM FITTINGS.
EhASS VALVES AND COCKS.
GAS AND STEAM-F1TTERS' TUUi4e.
CAST IRON GAS AND WATER PIPE
STREET LAMP POSTS AND LANTERNS
IMPROVED COAL-GAs APPARATUS, ETC.
We wculd cali Special attention to our Patent W
canihed RHbter-costeu IuDe. mar99-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-11
A VEkILL CHEMICAL PAINT!

A VEkILL CHEMICAL PAINT!
THE BEST PAINT IN THE MARKET
READ THIS. READ T.liS
OFFICE lIARLAS Il HoILtSGswoRTH 90
WIIMINGToE. DEL, aug. II, 1s74
GEO W. SToSE:-Ledr St-I have been using the
Ayerill Chemical Paint for the last seven y4prs, or
since 1867, and take great pleasure in stating that
the longer have 1t in use the more like t-n fact
have never seen anything to compare with II for
beauty and durability. Very respectfully,
(signcdD j. II. GAL SE
OFFICE LoBDELL CAR WHEEL CO,l
WILMiNGTok, DEL, Sept. 23, le7+ I
GEO W. SToNE dear Sir-We have used the
Averll Chemical Paint tor about two years, In this
state and North Carolina, and have found 1t 10 he
the best Paint for outside work when exp sed to
the weather, that we have ever used Yours re-
spectfuly,
(signed,) GEO. G. LOBDELL, Prest.
Sample cards may be had on application.
We will apply this paint when desired. Estimates
for Uniting with this Paint promptly furnished,
GEORGE W STONE,
sepl4-6mof No II EAST WATER SrRBRT
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-11
Gntfrta!nnfntS.

GRAND OPERA HOUSE
ONE NIGHT ONLY.
THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH llTH, 1875.
The popular comedian and specially artist
...,....,........,,,.,.... ........
MIR. JOHN THOMPSON,
....,.........,.. ..,...............+.s.......
Supported hy Excellent DRAMATIC COMPANY AND
ORCHESTRA.
In hls specially Drama in Three Acts, Emitted
DIXIE:
CUa G LoRED BROTH n.
In which Mr.. Thompson wi assume distinct char
meters.
And perform on different instumens 8. pronounce
cd by Press and Public the most pleas
Ing performance OF the
present day.
RisshhVED -EaiS..........''..... CENTS.
To he had at EOn 1hnan, ThomasS Co. IS. 42t Mar
ket street, mqts-it
NRAND OPERA HOUSE
C1Ae. Il FRANK NAJiLToNS.... ..MASA0gRs.
FRED rERKlNS...........".Mu .Mus CAL DlRscloa.
SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH is1u.
ne celebrated a d wonderful
MAJILToNS.
AND j tbiR hC1ENlRlC NoMhDf toMfASf
First time In this city OF the
GOBLIN oPER,Tic SPECTACLE, Entitled
DING DONG:
OR
TIE PRETTY 'AuNDREsSEs OF LUIZEN,
Written expressly for the MAJlLToNs. The music
inGdenial 10 the piece composed, arranged
and selected hy Aired Lee 50,
and conducted by Mr.
FRED. PEkKISs.
y
RESERVED : ATS S...................7j CENTS.
TO be had at Bonghnan, homas Co.'S. 42l war
ket street mar'l %
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-03-11

M MAGNIFICENT POSTERS FOR Lee
4v1 TUREs, meetings, and other entertainments.
printed on the mammoth steam press OF the Com,
aKRcIAL Printing Co.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-15

Baking Powder.-Take 1-2 ID
baking soda 1-2 ID -four, lb cream
tartar, 2 ozs. turtaric acid, and
mix well. Use two teaspoonsful to
each quart of -four; add milk when
you have it, but il not wet with
water and bake Immediately.
Corn Cake.-Grate half a dozen
ears Of green corn, stir in cup Of
milk, add -four with which yeast
powder, in the proportions Of two
teaspoonsful to the quart, has been
sifted until all is q thick batter.
Add two or three eggs well beaten
and q pinch of salt. Fry as batter
cakes, or bake in gem pans in q
quick oven. A pleasant breakfast
dish.
Coffee Cake.--One and half
cups of sugar, one cup OF butter,
one cup Of strong coffee, three eggs,
one teaspoonful Of soda, ave and a
half cups Of -four, raisins. cinnimon,
cloves and nutmeg. The raisins to
be stoned and rubbed In little of
the -four before being added TO the
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-15

mile away. j knew it was a signal
OF alarm, and was meant to warn
the man almost within my grasp.
l dashed out of the room, and
reached the lawn just as a shot
rang out ON the air. II was too
late. In the darkness Mr.. rs aim
was bad, and the man escaped. l
could hardly feel sorry for it after
ward, for a being hallowed by a
woman's love could not be altogeth-
er bad. The next day the family left,
and / never heard of them again.
Still the event occurs to me often
and with the reflection comes
tribute to that wife's devotion. It
is possible they reached a place of
safety, and in other scenes the
woman's tenderness must have
white-washed the crimes Of the
man into virtue.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-15

To remove oil from paper, scrape
finely some pipe-clay (the quantity
will be easily determined on max
ing the experiment); on this lay
the sheet or leaf, and cover the
spot, in like manner, with the clay.
Cover the whole with sheet Of
paper, and apply for few seconds
with heated box, or any other
substitute adopted by laundresses.
On using india rubber to remove
the dust taken up by the greese,
the paper will be found restored to
its original whiteness and opacity.
This simple method has proved
more effectual than the use Of tur-
pentine.
Crust and bits of bread should
be kept in an iron pot, closely
covered in dry cool place. Keep
fresh lard and suet in tin vessels.
Keep salt pork fat in glazed earth
en- ware. Keep preserves or jellies
in glass, or china, or stone-ware.
Keep meat in a cool dry place.
Keep Ice in the cellar, and wrap
ped in flannel. Keep vinegar in
wood or glass.
For cleaning hard white walls,
take ten gallons of water, to which
put one half bushel of bran. Let
the mixture stand until it sours
then strain off the water and dash
the walls down with it. If there
are any stains or dark marks from
pictures, let the bran-water remain
on the spot over night, and the
next morning wash the place very
thoroughly with water.
Water glass deserves more ex-
tended household usage. Mixed
with paint or whitewash it gives
increased durability and q fine
gloss; it Is an excellent fire proof
cement, and when dry is also wate-
proof. 1t is a good adhesive mu-
cilage for mending china, glass or
wood, and made into a wash is the
best coating for brick vaults.
A receptacle for spent matches:
Break an egg at one end, and
empty the shell of its contents.
With scizzors make the edge even
and crotchet a cover for the shell
with colors that harmonize with
the room in which it will be used.
Suspend It from the gas fixture or
lamp, or as near at hand as possible.
To clean q carpet: Shake and
beat it well lay 1t upon the floor
and tack it firmly; then with a
clean flannel, wash 1t over with one
quart Of bullock's gall, mixed with
three quarts Of soft cold water,
and rub It off with q clean flannel
or house cloth. Any particular
dirty spot should be rubbed with
pure gall.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1875-12-15
when the Tide Comes I'm.


When the tide comes in,
At once the shore and sea begin
Together TO be glad.
What the tide has brought
No man has asked, no man has sought.
What other tides have had,
The deep sand hides away;
The last bit of the wrecks they wrought
Was turned up yesterday.
When the tide goes out,
The shore looks dark and sad with doubt,
The landmarks are all lost.
For the tide 10 turn,
Men patient wait, men restless yearn.
Sweet channels they have crossed,
In boats that rock with glce
Stretch now bare, stony roads that burn,
And lead away from sea.
When the tide comes in
In hearts, at once the hearts begin
Together to he glad.
What the tide has brought
They do not care, they have not sought.
All JOY they ever had
The new 10Y muitiplies;
All pains by which IL NAV be bought
Seems altry sacrifice.
When the tide goes out,
The hearts that wrung with fear and doubt
All trace o. Joy seems lost.
Will the tide return I!
In restless uestic ming they yearn.
With hanis unclasped, uncrossed,
They weep on seperate ways.
All I CARING, shall we ever learn
Loves tidal hours and days'