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AN iNTERErT Nc AND VALC.ELE "
:USTEY.

At ,he headwaters of Puget Sound
there is one of the finest foi es.s of i'm
Der in the world; it is what is called
red fir, and is fls;-raie ship timber.
At that point there is mandatory OF
wooden. wa;er and gas pipe. it is ral
by water-power. with elegant and new
ly-improved machinery, which does an
immense amount of work at compala
lively small cost. t'he log is drawn
inlo Il u mag !a,he, wiieie the sap j.
turned of. The p,pcs ae made ~
uruiuy oui IL co e: which !s-&3a.n turn-
ei OBJ, leaving a centre, and that is
made in very neat encc pichets. The
outside pipe IS ei3hf-;nch calib.e, The
core fout-iDcl, ald the cent e piece one
ana half inch.
1t is ASTONISHING how quickly bis is
done. The pipes are eight feet long,
each being bo'ed out in one minute.
They a~e then shipped to this cis:v and
landed at Channel street, between
Fourth and Fifth, whe.e Charles D.
Wheat, the owner, receives and pc
pases Them for laying down. This,
again, is a very interesting process.
The pipes ale put up into turning
lathe, AID wrapped with hoop iron
which is passed through metallic paint
which preserves it from rust. This oc-
cupies one and half minutes 10 the
pipe. They are then rolled mo a
Tough he;ween two eight-feet rollers,
which is filed with hot asphaltum; The
rollers urn The pipe around and il is
instantly covered with the liquid PEE
server. Then it is rolled out over saw
dust, which adberes 10 the asphalium
aud makes them easy 10 handle. After
this they are ready to be sent wherever
needed.
At Chico these pipes are being used
both for gas and wafer, and the people
are much pleased with them. The
joints are so prepared thai one shoves
into the Other, requiring no skill 10 lay
them. They never rot if kept covered
under grodnd; they support pressure
of two hdudred and seventy pounds.
Chico has $4,000 feet Of it in use, and
Santa Cruz has purchased $4,000 feet.
The cost is not half that of iron, and
on accom-. of lis light weight can be
moved from point 10 point by wo haods.
For irrigation, this would seem 10 be
Invaluable. The pipes may he laid be-
low the reach of a plough, aud tapped
with an au3ur at any point and stopped
up at pleasure. In This way The farmer
may use all The little spiiog Branches SO
common at our foo: bills in this State
Indeed. The use OF them will suggest
Itself 10 the in; ell'aent mod IN a thous-
and Ways. +. Alta.
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what is right and graceful, and help
Them 10 chose what will be p,ettiest aud
most becoming in thei:: own station.
II they see that you never Try to dress
above yours, they will not ~ 10 dress
above theirs. It becomes those who
occupy high grade in society 10 SET a
good example to those Of ite love-.
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DEMOCRACY IN A NUTSHELL issues
upon us are not war issues, but peace
issues. The practical questions all the
time are.
LIST, Better men in Office.
I'd. Honest and Intelligent admins
tration.
Sd. The war is over.
18th. Official rogues must be punish
ed.
9Th. No military interference in
elections
9Th. Less taxes and more economy.
9TH. the earliest practical resump-
ton of specie payments.
9Th. Government salaries and pay
to conform to salaries paid for compe-
tent like services of public life.
9th. Less federal Capitalization and
more respect for the rights of the peo-
pie.
10th. Let the common schools
alone.
18th. No federal interference with
religious faith, sects, or organizations.
18th. One term for the President,
and six years service if the Constitu-
ton is amended.
This is substantially what the Demo
Gratis are fighting for, and their candi-
dates, If elected, will insist upon these
reforms.
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Advertise Your Business.

Keep Your Name Before the Public 3,
Judicious Advertising will insure Fortune
% The man who didn't believe in advor
Using has gone into partnership with the
sheriff, and that officer does the advertising.
Sept. q, 1872. AZ
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WlNN.NG his WAGER.-A young irish.
man who boarded at house near Aber.
deem, where there were three coy
creatures who seemed 10 imagine that
men are te,lible creatures, whom it was
al objectionable sin to look at, was one
afternoon accosted by an acquaintance,
and asked what he thoacht of the young
ladies. He replied that they Were very
shy and reese we'd, but he would bet q
sovereign he would kiss The three before
twelve o'clock that day. He went in,
sat down in the presence OF the demdre
ones, drew long sigh, and said:
cit wants five minutes to twelve; The
spirits hour is coming"
Here the girls looked at The agonized
young man with establishment.
"Tbe spirit gave me warning that !
should die at exactly twelve o'clock TO-
day, and you see it wants but minute
of The time, said he.
The girls turned pale, and piiied the
forlorn-looking youth. He then walked
up TO The eldest of The girls, and, taking
her by the hand, babe her a solemn D
farewell. He also imprinted kiss up
on her trembling lips, which she did
not resist. He then babe the second
and third farewell in the same affection
ate manner. The clock struck Twelve.
Hereupon he looked surprised, and az
ter minu'eE Exclaimed:
Who'd have thought an appari;ion
would tell such lie?"
1t was some lime before the sober
maidens understood the joke, but when
they did they eyinced no resentment.
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How TO DREss.-Young girls never
look SO well as when they are plainly
and simply dressed. So, girls, when
you are really in want of a new dress
buy it Cor make it) in The fashion, but
never quit an old one merely because il
hes become Questionable. And if The
fashion be costly, you must not follow
it. You may wear broad stripes or mar
row, bright colors or dark, short petit
coats or long lin moderation) as the
public wish you; but you must not buy
yards Of useless stuff TO make knot OF
. Aounce Of, nor drag them behind you
over the ground, and your walking
dress must never touch tLe ground at
ill. Nothing 10 more offensive TO good
tases thau . dress which sweeps the
strees. Learn dress-making yourself,
with pains end lime, and use part oil
every day in nsedle-work, making ae
Pretty dresses ~ you can for poor peo-
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Extension of Business.

gINIIE undersigned gives notice that he has
i purchased the andand fixtures of Hiltzs
Beer Hall, on Third Street, and removed his
establishment to that place, where he will
hereafter be found, prepared to furnish the
best of
STEILACOOM BEER,
by the pint, quart or bottle. A free lunch at
all hours for customers.
Thankful for past patronage, he hopes to
merit continuance Of the same.
NJ. STUTH.
Olympia, September 4, 1875. A:w4
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Private School.

MISS Mary O'Neil will resume her private
l1 school in Odd Fellows Hall, on Mon
day, the 4th day of September.
Olympia, Aug. 10, 1876.
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City Pound.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Town
IN Council have secured u pound, and that
on and after the 25th Of August, all stock, ex
cept milk cows, found running ut large. will
be impOunded at the owners expense
JOHN T. WILLS,
City Marshal.
August Is, 1876 I'd.
livery Description of Job Printing, ex :
IIcuted neatly and promptly, at the Offic
WASHINGTON STANDARD,
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HEATING, Tendon. Britain. are sold by all Drug
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Young Men

WHO may be suffering from the effect Of
w youthful follies or indiscretion. will do
well to avail themselves of this. the greatest
boon ever laid At the altar of suffering hui
manity. DIR. SPINNEY will guarantee to for
felt $500 for every case Of seminal weakness or
private disease of any kind or character which
he undertakes and fails to cure. He would,
therefore say to the unfortunate sufferer who
may read this notice, that you are treadlng
upon dangerous ground when you longer delay
In seeking the proper remedy for your COM
plant. You may De In the 6rst stage remem-
Der you are approaching the last. II you are
bordering upon the last. and are suffering some
all of its III effects, remember that II YOU per-
sist In prOcrastination. the time must come
when the most sklllful physician can render
you no assistance; when the door Of hope
will be closed ahainst you when no anger OF
mercy can bring you relief: In no case has the
Doctor failed OF success. Then let not despair
work upon your Imagination. but avail your
self of the beneficial results Of his treatment
before your case is beyond the reach of med
ical skin, or before grim death hurries you to a
premature grave. Full course Of treatment
SIS 90. Send money by Post Once order or
Express with full description of case.
Call or Address, DIR. A. B. SPINNEY.
No. II kearny Street. San Francisco.
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GOnorehea, Gleet Structure, Syphilis in all
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Legs successfully treated.
, 1876-12-09


by the Judge Is, II anything, more revolt
ing than that mate hy the 'uIpr''N:
"Mhom GOD orda,l' 10 endless Pa'l'N'
Rrnrnmronr" m ,rur, ohrdirucc new,
To save such are unable.
10 such as are rejected
Nor can they Erl"' nor N,i h'Il'Nc
mn. .
,,'.-,'...
'' ,,,n ~ D,',,i .,r,.....
the mrons Of life to u,e;
Whom he'll pas, .lY fllaII choose 10 oIe,
He TIN that fGrpscc. and forcdccrecs
,,, III wisdom orarr"" has, 80
Shall Grinr hi, viii TO pn,s,"
Passing over the three Mathcrs. Joseph
Belhmv, Thomas SHEPARD, Francis Ali.
son. DR. Withprspoon, Samuel IIopIlins,
Timothy Dwight, Nathaniel Emmons
and many more whose great abilities.
extensive learning and fcrvcnt zeal ren.
dcred them lllustrous in the annals OF
Calyinism in America, it is sufficient for
our purpose to pause moment at the
name Of Il man whole influence in behalf
of this form OF doctrine exceeds that of
every, and it may he safely said OF all
Others. and whose works were one hun.
drcd years ago at once the authority and
model of all ortohdox Calvinists, iona
than Edwards. How yividly he ex.
pounded the awful dogmas of bis system
we all know. A single specimen passage
from one of his sermons NAV he allowed
in this connection 10 revive our recolIcct.
ion of what Calyinism Il century opo
really was. Commenting on Isaiah
xviii. 3. he induIged himself in these
mild reflections,
.Tt is norho,s ;,,n,.s;I,,o "a corcoivo
Of words that carry in th.m yreotormor.
if,.t.,iors ot thos. thr.o tn;ruS ,i,.
oortor,,+ and b,trod ord fo,coroo of
irdicpation Tryor c,v to Cod 70 nity
,op no w;,, h.. 40 far fro, r;t,;rc, yon
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and t,,,rrh bo ,,;u Lror ,r,t Won oor
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r,r Won ,rt rrlorLi cc,t to ho ,rnddor
down AZ the mire of the 8, rcetr
C,noilar row thot ot tbo t;re or
which 7 am or.otirn ,hero had M,
or;so, oorvhora With, ,ho ro,o or
Chris+ion f,ith . soct that rrotordod n
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og coro,or .,n, ofbis oh,I1ron tor mar,
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od;s,o wo,o hooiuriro 70 m.ko = stir and
n,oro ro,;d,r ,;nrin', ,hnir non r;.h
,bo .,commop neoplr " Nv discordiro the
doomo of ,,oct;on and ronrohot;o,, and
hr nr.ocbiro . s,lvotion froo to oil an
,he same terms Rut tbc;r method of
constru,ng the Godhcod tbcir theory of
fine a,ooemont and Of ius,ifcotior bv
faith and hcvond all tT.i, romorsolo. .
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-04

WARD.-At meeting of the Republican
voters of the Sixth Ward, held on Tuesday
evening, May End, the following were nom
mated as candidates for delegates and al
ternatesto the Republican State Conven-
ton, to be voted for May 13:
Delegates, Geo. W. Bush, Seth Il. Feast
er, Peter B, Ayars, Geo. W. Todd, Alhanon
Burton, Alfred Bsyard, VIM. @. Rain AL
ternates, Sam'. R. Lawson, @. Wesley We'll
din, VIM. Cummins, Thomas G. Locke,
Sam'l. Shepheard, Thomas Short, Charles H.
Spt ncer.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-04
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tested by all classes of the community that it is
deemed indispensable as a Tonic medicine. It costs
but little, purihes the blood and gives tone to the
stomach renovates the system and prolongs life
Everybody should have it.
For the cure of Weak Stomachs, General Debility
Indigestion, Diseases of the Stomach, and for ali
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This wine includes the most agreeable and eff
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Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-04
Rahe RsII Notes.

The postponed Amateur Quicksteps and
Athletic Reserve nine game takes place at
o'clock on the Rodney street grounds. To-
morrow afternoon, game will be played
by the Amateurs with the Philadelphia Ar
chers.
The Active club of Media has re-organ-
lied for the season, and announces its
readiness to receive challenges.
Some parties in Reading are betting 5 to
on the Wilmington Quicksteps in their
game with the Actives on Saturday, the
Eagle says.
The batting order Of the Active club has
be en- changed 30 as to allow James to lead
off, followed by Goodman, Heifert, Lovett
Ressler and the balance of them.
The Professional Quicksteps have ar
ranged game for Monday next with the
Campbell club, of Philadelphia, t. be played
on the Adams street grounds.
Curry, irst-baseman of the Professional
nine, has been made captain. Other
changes are contemplated, and one notifi-
cation of dismissal has already been served.
The Amateur organization is likely to uE-
dergo pruning process also.
In order to improve their batting, Il Q
Amateur Quickstep players are required to
spend two hours each morning in drill.
Some of them are all eady beginning to
chow an Improvement under the new rule.
A match game of base ball was played
between the Good Will and Light Foot en-
Tuesday, resulting in favor of the former
by score of 8 to 0.
The Wawasets beat the Actives, last
evening, Is to IL. Another game is pro-
posed for Saturday.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-04
LOCAL AFFAIRS.
RESOLUTIONS of Respect.

ADOPTED BY THE NEW CASTLE 90. BAR Asso-
CITATION, UPON THE DEATH OF il DGE GIL
PIN.
The following are the resolutions report.
ed and adopted at the meeting of the New
CASTLE County Bar Association, yesterday :
l. That while giving expression to our
profound sorrow for the loss OF friend
and counselor, by the lamented death of
Chief Justice Edward W. Gllpln, we still re-
tain the enduring and consoling memory OF
his high character, and Of his pure, noble
and useful life
2. That by many years OF almost contin-
uous public service, first as Attorney Gen
eral, and afterwards as Presiding Judge Of
the Civil and Criminal Courts of Delaware,
III which offices he was eminently distin-
guished by his uniformly able and faithful
discharge of their important and RESPONSE
BILE duties, he deserved and received the
confidence. the admiration and the sincere
respect, not only of his legal brethren, but
of all Of the citizens Of the State.
8. That his career at the bar and on the
bench, reflected honor upon the profet sion
which he adorned, and in which he was
trained for the high positions which he
filed with ever increasing reputation to
himself and to the advancement and main
tenance Of the public good.
4. That he combined in a superior degree
all the qualities which are essential to the
complete performance of Judicial duties
Well read in the learning of the books he
was patient in learning, laborious in study,
clear in his perceptions, cautious and de-
liberate in forming his opinions, and pre-
else ana forcible In stating them.
Jealous in searching for, and fearless in
enforcing the right he was equally free
from Partially or prejudice in the exercise
of Judicial power. Always the advocate of
justice and the foe of oppression in every
shape, he administered the law for the pre-
servation of the public peace and order
for the establishment and security of pri-
vate rights, for the protection of innocence
and the prevention Of wrong doing.
Thus employed, year after year, his ex-
perience and wisdom were growing and ri
pening, bearing the rich fruits of studi
GUS, honorable, and virtuous life, until the
summons came, when, submissively re-
signing his spirit to his Make, he went
forth with Christians faith and hope tc
meet his reward.
lSigned L E. WALES
e. G. BRADFORD.
JNo. G. PATTERsoF.
Gko. B. RODNEY.
CHAs. B. LORE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-04
10 EGISTER'S OFFICR,

ID EGISTER'S OFFICE,
HI NEW CASTLE COUNTY, April % 1876.
Upon the application of William Candy Admin
isrator of DIR. Robert r. Porter late of Wilmington
Hundred, in said county, deceased, it is ordered
and directed by the Register that the Administrator
aforesaid give notice of the granting of Letters of
Administration upon the Estate of the deceased
with the date of granting thereof, by causing ad
vertisements to be posted within forty days from
the date of such Letters, in six of the most public
places of the County of New Castle, requiring
all persons having demands against the Estate
to present the same, or abide by an Act OF
Assembly in such case made and provided. And
also cause the same to be inserted, within the
period in the DAILY COMMERCIAL, a newspaper
published in Wilmington and to be continued there
in three weeks, e O d.
Given under the hand and Seal of Office of
Il. g. the Register aforesaid, at New Castle in New
Castle County aforesaid the day and year
above written. s. 9. BIGGS, Register
NOTICE.-An persons having claims against the
Estate of the deceased, must present the same duly
attested, to the Administrator, or before April
I'D 1877, or abide the Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided.
WILLIAM CANDY, Admir-,
or his Atty, Geo. II. Bates
Address, Wilmington. Del. apr253weod
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-04

PICKLE RAIsING.-Ten farmers residing
in and near Salem, IN. j. have determined
to plant each one acre of land for pickles in
conformity to an agreement with New York
parties, who have been importing largely
articles which can be raised at home. The
New Yorkers have agreed to take all the
white onions of a certain size at 90, so per
bushel, and all the caulifiower at 10 cents
per head.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-04

PREMIUM FOR SAVING On.-The P. W. Il
B. Co. offered premium Of fifteen dollars
to the engineer in its employ who would
run his engine during the month of MAJ ch
on the least quantity of OIL Owing to some
little trickery among some of the engineers
the test was not thought to be fair one,
and the offer was renewed, last month.
The premium has not yet been awarded,
but it is claimed that Peter O'Neill, of No.
81 locomotive, consumed the smallest guam
of one gallon of cylinder and half gallon
machine oil to each one hundred miles
Some of the engineers, it is represented, in
order to reduce the consumption of oil, put
tallow into their cups and resorted to other
devices, the effect OF which must be very
injurious to the machinery.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1876-05-04
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