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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-06

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I'M 11oo1D o. s1MAron 1AYA1p.
II. DagaRd's hurting Of psoud dsAsass.
/ ~ NsnA>s o. Thursday, was vssy Ans.
10 threw IL back into ~ ssssh Of his op-
oaaaAs that thsy Ksd in tAsir throats, "M,'
~, 10. This % vsAanaaA II not Ssna-
ORAL II Esaninds - q ~ methods Of
,sssooal dispataAian habit~A 70 more vul-
Cax aseaas, and. tndssd. connon to the
lsnssnaious disposltloa Of hsnasity in al
,onAtGious Of life. II. BAyaEd screamed
|uss Me boy In play sroand quarrel, Or
/ baR-roon disputant in political "argu-
ment"
Bat Il may DO qusaAaoosd whether Mr..
nayaxd can, with entire freedom from III
esptious remark, escape thus whom he puts
hinas,f and all his genealogical line upon
he stand before the qusstionings Of the
country. when he dshss, and denies.
md hurls all imputasion Of unpatriotic |
.A.x,-h. mr. .ct,or mae mn. H.. oocct,v
~. nm hia record and examine |
NV n, poutv.,l In IN. ,.u.rt. .h.t
drew forth such senatorial heat from Mr..
BAyard, had alluded 70 the records Of
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was Nr. BAyard's rscord, then ? Did he, In
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-06
To PHYSICIANS.
"CACHETs DE PAIN"
FOR RENDERING THE MOST BIrTnR NEDI
CINES TASTEIESS.

These Cachets are made Of simple flour paste and
adapted e in powder form they dissolve
very readily IN the stomach. thereby allowing ths
contents 10 act At once. They prepared tbs
phynican requires them, therefore the oopssnts
frssh material; The most naussous and bitter nsdi
PLEASANT odor. like Assaiostidn, can bs taken with
perfect comfort BY the most sensitive patient, the
taste and snell being perfscty and completely dis.
Euissd. To be up with the requirements Of the
times and the demands Of our customers We have
nastH and expsditIously filling and preparing Ga
chsts for USE which much approved BY both ply
sicisn and patient
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-06

HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICINE CO.,
Ones and Depot, No. t62 Broadway, New York.
tH-F0r Sale BY all Druxrists mars. cod kWIy
y BRINGHURsT 4 CO.. wholesale agents, 9Th
"; T: ,ALRICH, SO Delaware avenue
JOHN j. GALLAGHER, Riftsenth and Market
A. WALTON, 2s6 Market street
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-06
DluF00ll N ERpRpl0s
HIS LATE sPRRoH on TIE ROYAL TIrLEs Bill
oRvK11LY C1l5ICIBRD.

AkvK11LY C1l5ICIBRD.
Assostsssd Pres Special Tslgrsm.
LONDON, April 6.-The Russian press NJ
vsrsly critioisss Mr.. Disrasli'a remarks in
tho House Of Commons, on March 2sd, dur
ing tho debate on the Royal Titles bill, in
which he said that RussiA's conquest Of
Tsrtazy 10 we'll known throughout India,
and the Queens assumption OF the title Of
Empress OF India would bs received - q
sign Of determination to maintain our In
dian Empire.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-06

The Morning Herald makes fun Of a
Pennsylvania Democratic editor who was
fond Of the rag baby and now finds its head
punched by the recent convention Of his
party at Lancaster. Why how long has it
been since the Herald danced and fondled
that unfortunate infant Only few short
months ago, it was the most ardent friend
OF soft money, snd now pointing the finger
Of derision at those who weep for soft
moneys downfall-dear, dear, how men
change a. time changes
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-06
CONFESSION AND AVOIDANCE IN
THE BAYARD CASE.

~ Ahes AAAA'y oo AOtcu tu1s uAI- bdShIu
has some better defense against the pubic
opinion Of his War record than that made
by the Gazette. That paper, with much
sound and fury, founders in rhetorical
abuse Of anybody and everybody who shall
venture to think that the Bsysrds fail
cd in their public duty during the War, but
ii takes extremely good care not TO deny
that both the present Senator and his faith
or stood xloof from the defense Of the
Union. Nor docs it answer in the negative
the questions we put. whether the OK Senator
did not visit the South to consult the re-
bellious leaders, and come home to antsg
onize the general governments attempts
10 hold the Union together. These ques-
tons. with the others, it founders around
but dses not dare to openly meet it takes
the lawyers plan. Of confession and
avoidance" and concludes that it will re-
gard all illusions to Mr.. Bsyard's record,
~ only billingsgate," an extension Of the
meaning Of that word which will probably
not he generally accepted
This evasion Of the issue raised by Mr.
Bsysrds public defiance of any attack upos
his record will not serve. It NAV pass for
the prescnt, for that gentleman. tboupb
standing near the focus of public attention.
does not entirely occupy it. Should he be
nominated at st. Louis, however, either for
President or Vice President-the latter not
an unlikely contingency, on ticket headed
y Thurman, Hendricks, or Judge Davis
his War record will receive thorough at
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-06

The damage by the breaking Of the Wor-
cester dam u now estimated At not more
than e2O0, 600. .}'.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-06
More OF tAe Asuss's Ecenemy.

- 49,. --- III -
IT WILL NOT PROVIDE FOB HEATING AND
LIGHTING PUBLIC BulLpIxas-rnK posr-
oYyIcHs IN Darkness.
Great ambarrss.mant ar,st. in Nav York
p.-. D,..,",",-.-,N 49, -.
oosson, fMiAoe'pnia' sno osnes o'u6s' Oh
account OF the neglect OF Congrsss to pro-
vide for tho necessary expenses Of heating
and lighting the public builtiiuss, including
appropriation for this purpoae il exhnu sted
and aithouoh Gecretsry Rriatov called 80
etteptou Of Congrees 70 Il. seversj veeks
ago. Enc matter bsa been entirelv nsoleot-
Cd. -
vAsursoror ABATEMENT OF TEE vAors.
S.,..,,, n;,,,.,,s !. N. w.. w., gY,-..
~ upsH'' 1890" '.o Wv "" ".'.
MisHfsoToN, Apfli me facte stated
amPI nc tnM me estmases made ia:f
punWnes wore cut Gown 70 very large ex-
TENT by congress, AND mat the ApproPrA-
aon Actua!iy maoG y muon 700 smaii. Inc
SectoteLy OF uie treasury rorotoaen ny
law 70 expena eingie oollf IN tniS nsoal
= ~, ~ c6.i ort ~ .ny otSae srnd. So,,ia
be an impeachable ofYense, MI, RANDALL
was informed Of the situstion some time
ago, md understands it perfectly. He ap-
pears to be afraid to introduce deficiency
bill. The affair has dragged along to
the time when he was informed
the appropriation would be expended,
aud now being compelled to make some ex-
cuse, he simply says he will not be ooerced.
Just what his view Of the situation 10, 1t ia
difficult to state, but he IL represented -
| saying that Bristow could get along some
way II he would, and that it Ii simply an
attempt to force the committee to take &C.
ton when there 10 no necessity for it. His
position 10 now In accord with statement
made some time ago 70 the Postmaster
General, who told Randall that the pro.
posed appropriations would not carry the
department. through the year. Randall
said, "Then you can lot the work stop,
can't you ?" This is tho situAtion, and =
the Secretary lies taken the necessary steps
to SEQ that subordinate officers do not T.
sumo any contracts ~ agents Of the depart.
mont, which would make him . breaker Of
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-06

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OF IT'S
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Life, Growth, Beauty,

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Since the introduction Of this truly valuable prep
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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-06

White hair il the rage in Wsshii 6 on
society.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-06

Celebrated all over the world for ito remarkable
cures Of Bcrofuls. Msrcurial and Syphilitic Com.
plants, and in case whers syPhilitic vru. Of the
In the child, nothing has ever proved sectuAl In
completely Graduating every vestigs Of these dan.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-06
INPURITY OF THE BLOOD.

Descr1be symptoms in all communion tions and
address, letters to DR. SWAYNk ! SON, PhilAdel
phia. No charge for advice Sent BY express 70 any
address. apr. sodiyd&w
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-06
u. BRINGHURsT 1 CO.,

N. W. Cor. Sixth and Market Hts., Wilmington.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1876-04-06
ITCHING PILES!
PILES, PILES. lTCAlNG PILES,
SKIN DISEASES.
sWAyNE'S PANACEA

$50 Nd. sixth street, PhilaAslPhia'
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs AND MANUFACTURE
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STATE SENTINEL

was never csllej in question. The greatest
trouble that the refugee experienced was
during the trip toward the coast of Africa,
whittier the craft was bound. A storm
arose and the light batteD boat was wet
from stem to stern by the waves into which
she Owed, when her canvas had to be taken
in. The utmost conservation prevailed
among the crew and Mr.. Dockrsy felt that
he had oDly fisd from one danger to dare
another. The course was toward Morocco,
and alter a dangerous voyage Tsngiers
was reached, and Mr.. Dockrsy once
more gladly stepped upon terra 6rms
even In land where there was scarcely a
soul who could by any possibility appreciate
his situation. The weather having bsen so
bad, as before described, the captain of the
felucca did not dare TO attempt the pssss &c
scross the strait toward Gibraltar. In day
or two it was effected, and then, being on
English territory, Mr.. Dockray was secure.
TIE Spanisrds had DO further hold upon
him. He had escaped from the grip OF
those who would have been only too glad to
have garrotted him, recording to the origi-
nal sentence, or sent him to the galleys,
which, by the way, were nearer to him al
Tsngiers than at any time during his incsr-
ceraIion. Mr.. Dockray wentto London on
the steamer Europa. and he has filed claim
against the Spanish government for 100000
tor false Imprisonment.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-02-23
AMELIoRATIoN AND CURE.

Amelioration Of the symptoms OF a disease is,
OF course, one desirable object OF medication,
and there are. no doubt, palliatives which pos
sess considerable remedial effic >cy. The tempo
rary disappearance OF the indidia of disease,
in too many instances, however, delude the
sick into a belief that they are cured. Many OF
those who have borne grateful testimony 10 the
permanent remedial Ell cts OF HoStetters Stom-
ach Bitters IN cases of liver disorder, chronic
consti patton, intermittent and Temittent fevers.
urinary and rheumatic ailments, have also
corded the fact that the tenn orrry relief oc-
casionally afforded by the medicines which
they tried before u'ing the great restorative In
spired hopes which were speedily dissi pateo by
relieve, but II peTsistently and regularly taken,
cure the msladies ~ which they are ADAPTED.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-02-23
ACROSS THE GUT.

Mr.. Dockrsy took pa sage with the cap
tain of the ieiucca, ayr eing to all the terms
and having purchased a passport from an
Italian for 81. This was peculiar docu-
ment, which set forth that its holder was
an individual 81 years old and a native of
Genoa. But it answered its purpose and
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-02-23

The production OF translated Offenbach
opera, MADAME PArchiduc," was attended
by great confusion at the London Opera
Comique. The performance was tediously
long, and the tired audience expressed
criticisms aloud. The scanty dress of
Emily Soldene was ridiculed, and between
two acts the iolks in the gallery sang the
new song, Tommy, Make Room for your
Uncle" The manager came out, before the
last act, and said: 81 want your opinion
The final act will occupy an hour. Shall
we play it, or will you have Trial by
Jury2'" Some body shouted. "Play the los
old man, and we'll stay till daylight,
and the piece was finished amid uprosr.
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lFor the Sentinel
A SKETCH OF CHARACTER.

BEING AN OPEN VALENTINE To - ESQ.
Boisterous in manners, loud and bold in speech
Supreme in all that self-conceit can teach,
His haIf-dlled head piece OF sounding BRASS
A cross between a reptile and an ass
An egotist and sycopbant at once,
HIS very meannes5 makes him act the Ounce,
And leads him into blunders, such as one
with decency, whate'er his sense, would shun.
Behold this wretch, soured with vile discomfort
Because, forsooth, the stupid world hath lent
No credencs TO the loud and bragg art tongue
Which his own greatness hath so often sung
Behold this wretch with all the instincts low,
Which envy, jealousy and hate can show
AT last out-pour the vomit Of his ire,
And prove himself poliroon, sneak and liarl
Under the sort of cover which sneak
To hide his base designs, doth ever seek,
sstabbing in ways none but coward can,
And exing out with lies his reptile PLAN
Strange that the columns OF decent sheet
Should foul themselves 10 vend such unclean
meat.
Some were the objects of his wretched spite
Because they had declined-as well they might
To give him certain places which he sought,
But which beyond his just deserts were thoughts
Yet some of them had helped him to the place
Which now this migrate brings into disgrace
BY getting there the bread ON which he feeds
While stabblng those who thus supplied his
needs I
Behold his shallow sycophancy next,
To prove him as already in this text,
a cross between a reptile and an asst
Behold him crouch and fawn, (how mean, alas p
"And crook the pregnant hinges OF the knee
That thrift may follow fawning" though it be
To men whom but few months since his pen
Abused and stabbed at time and time again!
This toady now bestows unwelcome praise
And nauseates with sycophantic ways
Because, forsooth, they soon may hold, per-
chance,
Places through which this creature could ad-
vauce
His own ambitious plans, IL 1t might be
He thus could guu them so transparentlyu
q that such wretches could but know the fact
That manliness in thought, and word, and act,
Alone leads to the goal OF true success
And ape no more the reptile 3 crookedness.
INDIANAPOLIS, February IA, 1876 b.
such places, FOR example, the insurance
department of an important state office; a prt-
waite secretsryship.
fin the Office of a Democratic Circuit Court
Clerk.
tAsSecretary OF an important political organi-
cation committee; or possibly as a private
secretary in expectancy.
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cations shall be completed, the people will
be presented with mass of corruption and
peculation that will be perfectly astonishing.
under certain influences, seems bent on re-
tanning the worse than useles supervisors
so useful on the eve of presidential
electiOn!!! Bat they win have TO 90, they
serve only ss.ornsmentsl strengtbeuers OF
whisky rings, and if they were all with Nc
Donald the condition of the treasury would
be healthier. SIGMA.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-02-23

Hereafter German war ships will be u AIMED
by rule: Armed frigates after princes. armed
corvettes alter provinces. unarm ed spar
decks will bear the names of German vic
tories, smaller vessels those of generals, sd-
mirsls and statesmen; armed g'dnboats will
be named after reptiles, otter gunbosls
after birds and wild beasts, tr ansports alter
rivers, and tornado boats after cavalry
himself.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-02-23

CHARLES sNEBDLEY & CO.,
Bankers and Brokers, 40 Broad street, Tnear
Gold and Stock Exchanged New York
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AN OBJECT OF CONTEMPT.
The Party Of Power and Plumber.
IN A PRETTY PREDICAMENT.

INVESTIGATIONS INTO THE SCHEMES OF scoUN-
DRELs ALMOST UNIVERSALLY IMPLICATE
THE ADMINISTRATIONS AND ARE DECRIED
BY THE PARTY AS ATTACKS ON THE Gov
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1876-02-23

no 81 O0U2l PLACE. L0UIsA ILLR RI
A regularly educated and legally quslined
physicisn, and the most successful, e
of Private, Chronic and Sexual Diseases.
Spermstorrhse and lmpotency, the result
ses In matursr years o1other causes. and produc-
Ing some of the following effects: Nervousness
Seminal Emissions, Dtmness OF sight, Detective
Memory, Physical Decay, Pimples On the Face.
Aversion 20 Society ofFemalos, Confusion Of
Ideas, Loss of se1nsl Power, etc., rendering
and permanently cured. Syphilis positively
cured and entirely eradicated from the system
Private Diseases quickly cured Patients treated
by mail or express. Consultation free and In
v1ted, charges reasonable, and correspondents
strictly confidential. -
PRIVATE COUNSELLOR
of q pages sent to any address lsecurely sealed
for thirty (3O cents. should be read by all
Address as above.
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SAFE INVESTMENT,

Stock Privileges one per cent. from the market
at low rates will pay large profits the next 30
days. Gold, Stocks, Cotton and Tobacco bought
and sold on the most favorable terms. Liberal
advances made on consignments. Price lists
and circulars free
p. o. Box STA.