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WANTED.
W anted.—a white woman, as
waitress,who is a good washer and
ironer. Wage« »3.00 a wtek ; reference re
tired. Apply to Mae. K. DuPont
H ramiy wine, or on Tuesday afternoon at
Y££i Market street, city. sept».2t*
W ANTED.—By a competent woman,
a place to do general housework.
Apply 415 West Front Btreet.
sep7 8l*._
ANTED.-A BOY.
oltice.
VTFaNTEO.—a PARTNER, With #400
W cash capital, to preserve elder
tier a patent process, which greatly lm
sr d k ' ep ' " 'p.anukS" ' l
aug2)-6t Bealord, Del.
Apply at this
sepl-tf
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W ANTED.—A Hostler or Driver wants
a home. Country notai pref rred.
Call at once, 2nd door below A on Queen
Btreet. _
W '"' ANTED.—A purchaser tor two nnely
located cottage lots at Keboboth,
near the beach, or an exchange 1er city
•property. Address, "D." this office.
#ep9-dAwtf.
W ANTED— All peraou» win. are In
w ini or anything, to make k uown
Hielr wains through the ooiumus ol the
OAZETTk. tf -
miXTH FOB Ul THE PEOPLE.
Ileautlfnl teeth at »3. 16, *8 and
tiu per set. Teetn extracted wllh
nul paln by the use of gal. Over 1
thirty ^"""''"mcOALLAUHEK.
jyll-tf. No. 885 Market street.
GOAL and WOOD.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
WARNER'S
Phila. & Wilmington
Propellers
Will sail dally from
Market Street Wharf Wil
mington, Del.
At 8 O'ClOOk , P.M
AND
First Wharf below Chost
nut street, Phila.
At 6;o'cioek.!P.M.
Through rates named to all Eastern and
Western Cities, and freight forwarded
promptly by connecting lines. Express
deliveries In Philadelphia and Wilming
ton. Freight carefully handled undei
our personal supervision.
CHARLES WARNER A CO.,
Market HtrMt Wharf .Wilmington
Qelawara
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KINDLING WOOD,
OAK AND PINE MIXED.
Order» can be let! at tbe following places
Mr. dis*. E. Halfner. Flour and feed store
No. 3 W. 10th street.
W. C. Townsend, Flour and Feed Store,
corner uth and Tatnall Ht*.
John A. Huey, N. W. cor. 9th and Modi
, Grocery store.
James O'Donnell, orooery Store, corner
6th and Orange streets.
Messrs. Wlel A Rlngwalt,
N . E. cor. Beooud and
Orders sent by mall to kindliug wood
factory, corner ol Union and Otlpln Ave
nue. will be promptly Attended to.
JAMEB L. MCKINNEY,
Wilmington Del
Harness «tore.
Market Ht*.
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ESTABLISHED
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EI8ING & LANGE,
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All Kinds of Provisions,
Orange Street,
WIL INGTON. DEL
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NEW EXCHANGE!
305 SHIPLEY STEEET,
finest lunches in
Herved every morning
to gentlemen only.
THE Clllt .
and evening free,
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You Ought to Know.!
th ® Stats to purchase
•dlyat* lD li,e J® w ®l r y Une is uadoubt*
229 Market Street,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
''lAr/oNnH * " complete axuitinent o
WaSiIJ' , »nd BILtVBH
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PERRY DAVIS*
PAIN KILLER
18 A PURELY VEGETABLE REMEDY
For INTERNAL and EXTERNAL Ute.
A suro and speedy cum fop Sore
Throat, Coughs, Cold«, Diphtheria,
Chill«, Diarrhea,Dysentery,Cramps,
Cholera, Hummer Complaint, Hick
Headache,Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Bruises, Cuts, Sprains, etc.
Perfectly $nfe to use internaity or externally,
rtain u> afford relief. No family cun afford to
bewlthoutit. Sold by all druggists at »5c.,
60c., and 8f a bottle.
PERRY DAVIS A 80N,Proprietor«,
Providence, R. I.
CLOSING OUT
—OF—
LADIES' SILK SUITS
1GRKATLY REDUCED
LM GISH«« SUITS
VERY CHEAP.
Mn SUITS
•>
GREAT BARGAINS.
LINEN ULSTERS
FROM $1.25 UP.
Wrappers in Great Variety,
7rom 01 Cents up.
MISSES' SUITS,
From 35 cents up.
BOYS' SHIRT-,WAISTS.
FROM 45 CENTS UP.
M. L LICHTENSTEIN
5
£5£30 Markr ot flit.*
WILMINGTON.-DEl.
bLAWAKC. UAHHU
309 MARKET STREET.
We have lust received a large stoe of flu
D
TapPHlrj EKruMMRlg, Tlirss
t»ly InffralRN and Damask
CARPET INC S.
Also a large assortment of
OILCLOTHS. MATTINGS AND
WINDOW SHADES.
Give uh a call and satlsry yourself that
giving oargalns.
UENKY itEUE,
W I DM 1NOT H
I ) K I
JgLKCTRIU
LINE OF STEAMERS
Will resume their trip* between
WILMINGTON, DEL., and NEW
YORK CITY
Balling from King Btreet wharf W
mlugton, Del.,
SATURDAY, 19th inst., at 2 p. m.,
Wold tier's Wharf. Chester, Pa., at 4 p.
in., aud from Pier 10, East River
New York, o«
WEDNESDAY, 23d Inst., at4 p. m.
Thereaner steamers will sail regularly
from Wilmington and Cheater, on
TUEBDAYB, THURSDAYS and SAT
URDAYS.
NEW YORK,
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS Sc FRIDAYS
Your patronage solicited. For ratos ap
ply to E. ANDREW«,
King Ht. Wharf, Wll.
William Weaver, WeUluer'a wharf
Chester. Ablel Abbot, M»ouih«t., N. Y.
The Wilmington Bteamshlp Co.
Facts from Florida.
Jacksonville, Fit., June ft.—Being
de* tilted Itoro to-day, 1 avail myself of
this opportunity of redeeming the pro
mise I made on leaving Kansas City;iLis
I do the more willingly as it bas occurred
to me that some of my friends in the city
and vicinity may possibly be pleased to
bear from me in reference to the attrac
tions of this .State and especially the
great fruit and vegetable interest that's
now eliciting so much attention.
THE CLIMATE.
I conceive a great misapprehension
exists in the minds of most persons, es
pecially iu the north and west upou this
point, the average impression being that
during the summer the heat is very op
pressive and prostrating. The truth is,
this is certainly the best climate iu the
United ätates aud probably as good as
any In the world. From sun up to 9 a.
m., the beat is most setisibly felt; about
this time a cool in vigorating breeze
commences from the Atlantic ocean on
the east aud continues till night, when
the gulf wind from the southwest gently
and softly cools the atmosphere and fans
you to sweet repose, aud you wake up
early in the morning much refreshed,
having had a splendid night's sleep un
der one or two blankets. The average
temperature during the summer is 78; iu
Lite wiuter 00, the latter being similar to
the month of May with us, the most de
lightful in the year. It is very obvious
that in a climate like this the require
ments in the way of fuel,clothing,houses,
and l may add food loo, are much less
than in a country ice bound during the
winter; aud the luxury of being able to
stir around comfort a ly in the open air
goes far to compensate for the inconve
nience of living in comparatively a new
country.
HEALTH IN FLORIDA.
Much might be said truthfully in lav
of thia .Stale upon this subject, if space
permitted, but will only observe that
for pulmonary, bronchial, laryngial,
catarrii, neuralgia affections, and many
other ills and aches incident to advauccd
age and delicate constitutions, this mild,
soft climate canuot be otherwise than
salutary; and, I believe, the last medical
convention ol this Stale claimed that
statistics proved it to be the health!««
State in the union.
So far as 1 have been able to deter
mine, I must say that I do not think
that this State is woll adapted to gen
eral agriculture, owing to the fact that
the soil is generally thin, light and
Bandy, and even when fertilized is
easily exhausted. Usually near the
river and lakes there is a grayish or
dark sandy loam underlaid with marl,
and grows these crops to which it is
suited with wonderful luxuriance, but
this ha mock laud, as it is called, is not
to be compared to our Missouri soil in
durability. It is well adapted to the
growlh of sugar cane, long staple cot
ton, corn, rice, potatoes, and especial
ly to the profitable raising of early
vegetables, while the undulating, white
sandy, pioey-wooded uplands
te be more desirable for oranges,
emons, guavas, figs and other tropical
fruits. llie soil evidently needs more
care and fertilizers than the rich allu
vial lands of the northwest, but it is
claimed that it repays with ten
months' growth more profitable re
turns.
M ! 1
PLANTING EARLY VEGETABLES AND
FRUITS.
Tbe business tbat is now engrossing
tbe attention of so many here, aud bids
fair to eclipse and revolutionize tbe
other industries is tbe planting and
cultivating of fruits and early vegcta~
tables, and when wo take into consid
eration tbe profits accruing trom these
pursuits tbe great interest manifested
need exoite uo surprise. Orange trees
are set out in rows usually from twen
ty five to thirty feet apart eash way,
and when budded commence bearing
in four years, seedlingB in from seven
to ten years. They require light cul
tivation two or three times a year,
either with the hoe, barrow or small
turning plow, drawn by one horse or
mule.
To fertilize it is customary to raise
several crops ot corn and peas each year,
aud plow under tbe vines, wliicb bave
an influence similar to our clover. Tbe
rich hammock lauds need no fertilizing
to grow tbe oranges or lemons, but man?
persons raise vegetables between the
trees uutll they commence bearing, in
this case it becomes necessary to
commercial fertilizers. In ibis way by
close attention, Intelligence and indus
try, which every business requires, there
may be realized from each acre in vege
tables from $100 to $400 per year. When
tbe orange tree is of full bearing age
and well cared for each year's cri p is
worth about $1,000 per acre, about equal
to flfty acres of wheat. I bave beard of
some groves exceeding this for instauce,
the Spurs grove near Lane Munroe, of
four and one half acres yielded a few
years since, as 1 am informed $7,500,aud
Col. Hart's fine grove of about seven
acres, near Paiatka, yields au annual in
come of from ten to twelve thousand—a
nice income. Uncleaned lands are
worth from $2 to $30 an acre, according
to quality aud proximity to towns and
transportation, and those that are desir
able are beiug rapidly rapidly taken up,
as there is an immense Influx of popula
lion and capital, especially of our north
ern friends, who usually have tbe facul
ty of "putting their money where it a ill
do tbe most good." Budded trees cost
from $25 to $100 per 100. To clean the
grounds costs from $10 to $20 per acre ;
and fencing from $5 to $10 per sere.
An orange grove of full bearing age,
and in a fancy location, and having a
good water protection, which some
think important, sells for $2,00 or $3,000
per acre, and
good interest on the money invested.
1 have endeavored to give the Impor
tant facls truthfully. Want of exper
ience and limited observation may bave
led me into inaccuracies. 1 have uo
hesitation in saying 1 believe that au in
telligent, industrious and patient man
may in ten or twelve years, In Florida,
make, with almost a certainty, a fortune
of from $50,000 to $100,000. This ap
peals incredible, but I think it is true
and kuow it bai been done.
I would like to speak ol tbe people,
whom I found intelligent, frank, gener
aud very hospitable, and much more
enterprising tbau I expected, but time
forbids. Uaviug traversed eight great
States since leaving borne, aud being
delighted as I am with the apparent
prosperity and fair prospects of each of
them, I have come to the conclusion
that are good for purposes for which
they were designed ; and other conclu
sions would be a reflection upon the
goodness and wisdom of our benefi
cent. Creator, but iu the great galaxy of
States which make up the might Ameri
can Union, there is but one Florida.—
A. B. Spruill in Kansas City Times.
NOTICE.—Dr. Kline's Great Nerve
Restorer is the marvel of the age for all
Nerve Diseases. All fits stopped free.
8end to »31 Arab Btreet Philf ^islphia,
ofit 20-1 v
yields a
at this pri
▲ Caro for Hydrophobia.
Dr. Buisson, of Paris, announces
cure for that terrible disease known
hydrophobia, tie states that while suf
fering with the disease he took a vapor
bath 'with the intention not of healing,
but of suffocating himself. The bath
was at a height of 52 degrees centigrade,
equal to 128| Fahrenheit, was raised to
67 centigrade, equal to 132 Fahrenheit,
then to 03 centigrade, equal to 142
Fahrenheit, when all the symptoms of
the disease disappeared as if by enchant
ment, and be Las felt none of them
since. More than eighty persons, be
claims, have been treated by this pro
cess, all of whom be saved. When a
person is bitten by a mad dog, be says
he should be made to take seven
of the so-called Russian vapor-baths,
from 57 degrees to 03 degrees centigrade
hot, one every day, by way of preven
tion. In case of the malady having dis
tinctly shown itself the vapor-bath
should be heated rapidly to 37 degrees
centigrade, and then slowly to 03 de
grees. The patient should strictly con
fine himself to his room until be is quite
well. Dr. Buisson says a man in Amer
ica was biilen by a rattle-snake, about
sixteen miles from home. Wishing to
die in the bosom of his family, he ran
borne, went to bed, perspired plentifully,
aud the wound healed like auy simple
sore. The bite of the tarantula is cured
by dancing, the virus beiug dissipated
by perspiration. If an infant who has
beun yaccinaled is made to take a vapor
bath the vaccination is of uo effect.
When
Itself lu the human system, all measures
hitherto adopted would appear unavail
ing to arrest its course. It would be
quite useless to mention the almost
numberless specifics which have been
.proposed for the diseases and have been
employed without success from time im
memorial. There are precautions, how
ever which, if adopted
reception of the poison, will assure the
safety of the injuied party. These pre
cautions consist in the application of a
ligature, if possible, to impede thecircu
lalion from (he wound, iu sucking the
wound, and in its thorough cauteriza
tion, nitrate of silver being Lite most
valuable agent. But if this last is uot
available, the hot iron, a burning coal,
potassa fusa, or almost auy acid may be
used. Mr. Youalt, the very best possi
ble authority on this subject, testified in
1830, bef >re a committee of the British
House of Commons, that he had beeD
s ocesstul In arresting the inoculation
of the virus by meaus of cauterization
with nilra.e of silver in some 400 human
cases and in innumerable dogs; in his
own person, moreover, as he had been
very frequently wounded by rapid dogs,
and . nee severely bp a a ad cat.
A BEAUTY'S SINGULAR MISFOR
TUNE.
From the Syracuse [N. Y.] Herald.
Miss Schaffer, the young lady residing
In Elmira who took the $200 at Brock
port recently for being the handsomest
woman in the State, has goue crazy.
Her insanity is the work of too much
notoriety ou a weak mind. She is to be
taken to an asylum on Monday next for
the ^trouble
physicians assert is due in no small de
gree to the use of certain acids to stain
or color her hair.
the rabific virus has declared
after the
the brain, which tbe
A Ntroute Man.
Very strong men are not so common
in these degenerate days as they were
in ''the good old Limes," if tbe feats of
heroes cbronioied in legendary lore
were ever really performed by those
mighty ones of tbe past. But Milo,of
Crutona, or ev n the Berni-divine Her
cules himself, might have been proud
of such muscular power as that pos
sessed by Xavier Semmelmann, a Ba
varian drayman now living in tbe town
of Irlbauh, near Straubing. Among
tbe latest recorded feats of this formid
able athlete, who claims to be the
champion weight-lifter'of Germany,
the following deserve especial mention
as having completely thrown into tbe
shade the justly celebrated feats of
HansSteyuer himself,hitherto reputed
tobe ihe strongest of the latter-day
leu tons. A few d ays ago, at Hogel
dorf, a suburb of Roitenburg,Semmel
mann raised a blacksmith's anvil,
weighing weighing 400 pounds, twelve
inches from tbe ground with one ÛBger,
and subsequently lifted a load of
briok, 640 pounds in weight, to the
height of bis shoulder. Last year,
yielding to tbe solicitations ot his
family, who urged him to turn his ex
traordinary strength to account by
exhibiting it in public, Semmelman
commenced a starring exhibition tour
in Bavaria. During bis first perform
ance in Ingalstad, some dextrous
thieves succeeded in robbing him of all
bis personal property, and this unto
ward mishap
traveling tbat be rsolved never again
to quit his native district. Nothing,
however, affords him greater delight
than to show off bis powers before
those who will take the trouble to seek
him out in tbe place of bis birth.
disgusted him with
Indulgenf Parents
Who allow their children to eat heartilj
of high-seasoned food, rich pies, cake,
&c., will have to uae Hop Bitters to pre
vent indigestion, sleepless night*, sick
nbss, pain, and perhaps death. No fami
ly Is safe without them in the house
HOW TO SECURE HEALTH.
It Is strange any one will suffer from
by impure
8 8AR8APA
AND 8T1LLINGIA,
BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will re
Htore health to thephytdcal organization.
It 1* a Htreugthening syrup, pleasant to
take ami the BE8T BLOOD PURI FIER
over Uncovered, curing Scrofula, «vphl
litic disorder*, Weakneas of the Kidneys,
ErysipeD*. Malaria, Nervous disorders,
Debility, Bilious complaints and Dls
of tbe Blood, Liver, Kidneys,
Stomach, «kin, etc.
ierangemeuts brought <
blood, when SCOV1LL'
RILL A
or
Sfl
BAKER'S PAIN PANACEA cures
Beast.
DR. IIOGER'8 WORM SYRUP In
t antly destroy* WORMS.
pain io M
IHE STANDARD
SEWING MACHINE.
machine Is offered at about
one-halt the price of the old Btyle
Machine*, and Is warranted for th
year*.
H I* an exact copy of the Singer Family
Machine, aiul we will send to auy person
the $00.00 *tyle for «20.00, with the prlvll
ege of a full examination before buying.
We alM> keep In Store all tbe best make*
o/Sewlng Machine*, with a full assort
lit ol Needle*. Parts, and Oil, and Re
rand Improve all kinds of Machine*
the be* manner aud at the lowest pri
v< j for good work.
persons wanting Agencies or Cireulars
Will please address,
BYL
This
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638 Arch street, Phila.
a
J. T. MULLIN & SON,
—WITH—
SPLENDID STOCK
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—OF—
H'all GroocLs.
J. T. MULLIN & SON, Sixth and Market
streets extend an invitation to the people to come
and look at their New Goods of Foreign and
Domestic Makes. All the new things for fine Cus
tom Tailoring now on exhibition.
NO MORE ROUND SHOULDERS'
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THE AMBBIOA1T BRACE !
^PATENTED.
"'1. Tbts brace In Its peculiar construc
tion lias all the advantage* of a «spen
der tor the pantiloons, Shout 1er Brace
and Chest Expander combined.
2. It does not disarrange
3. It cannot slip off tbe shoulder.
4. There Is less strain
the pantaloons.
5. Each section of the pantaloons can
be adjusted independently.
6. By means of the adjustable back
strap a gentle or powerful brace may be
obtained.
7. In rainy weather the pantaloons may
be raised from the heels without Inter
fering with the front.
. This brace
. . .Its peculiar construc
tion has all the advantages of a Chest Ex
pander and Bklrt Supporter combined.
2. It expands the chest and gives free
respiration to the lungs.
*• " e ®P s tl10 snoulders perfectly
straight.
4. It relieves baok, hip, and abdominal
organs by supporting the entire weight
of the clothing from the shoulders.
6. It is worn with* utany inconvenience
whatever and Imparts new life to tbe
wearer.
6. It is valuable to ohlldren while at
their studies, obliging them to always
sit ereot.
In ordering by post, send Chest measure.
SENT POST FREE THROUGHOUT THE UNITED STATES.
Price, 75 cento, fl.OO, 9l.no, $3.00.]
MAKE POSTAL ORDER« PAYABLE TO
the sulrt bosom
the buttons of
R- L. RUSSELL, Agant, 306 Market St.
3tawAwJy
SCHOOL STATIONERY.
ALL KINDS OF ARTICLES NECES
SARY FORSCHOLARS CAN
BE HAD OF
E. S. R. Butler,
490 MABRKT TKEET
AM NOW PREPARED TO DKLIVJCH
ALL SIZE« OF
I
COAL,
SUPERIOR QIT ALIT Y
for family use at the
LOWEST MARKET RATES
All ooal well screened aud put n
cellars.
B. TOW? JlX t ÖE2STTD,
Office and Yard, Foot of Fourth Ri
Telephonic communication with all
partsot the olty- au«I2
^T THE
8BPMMRMRE
WAREROOMS
No. 816 Market Street,
can be found one of the finest assortments
of furniture of all description, as may be
found In any o her wareroom in the
olty. A call and examination will prove
this fact.
MATTRESSES OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS,
Including the famous
Patent Elastic Felt Mattresses.
Bolsters and Pillows.
Repairing neatly and promptly done.
IAMBS M KO HATTEN
mh 30 -ly
I >RESTON AYAR3,
* PRACTICAL WATCH
An ddeater In
American and Bwl<s
W A T O H ES,
CLOCKS, JEWELRY,
MAKER
SPECTACLES,
EYE-GL ABBES,
BILVfciit WARE, AC
IBVO SCO MARKET -TREET
Wilmington, Del.
Particular attention paid to repairing in
alllts branchai, also, changing auectar.e
glisea. Has a good a*Hortment or glass s
oostantly on baud.
Thspnblio U
jorliai v uvlteaio r
WILMINGTON, DEL,
A Fine Ajournent of Canes
o relia*.
Una
angil -u
WM. B. SHARP.
4!h AR» MARKET BT8.
NEW DRESS GOODt
AT REDUCED PRICES.
Col'd & Black Silks.
Dlraot from the Importer.
ÎL0THS & CASSIMERES*
me largest stock we nave ever offereo
Also a full line of
Oarpets and Oil Oloths
From SBoia to Si.dO per yard.
WM. B. SHARP.
MARKST 8TB.
4th AN
STOPPED FREF
Mart io, us ntrctM,
' ty id Nerve Aftcliont
dh^cted. No Fits afle,
am. S 3 trial bottle free ts
Bior all Baxni A
Retira for Fits,
jggggggKSS
CARPETS.
MATTINGS
I
OIL CLOTHS,
FLOOR LINENS
window; shades,
W1LTON8,
MOQUETTES,
BRUSSEL«,
TAPESTRIES.
9-PLY LINENS, from 2)4 to 6 yds wide
INGRAINS,
RAG,
VENETIANS,
COCOA MATTINGS,
PLAIN MATTING
FANCY MATTING
STAIR MATTING
WINDOW SHADES
OIL CLOTHS
STOOLS.
RUGS AND MATS.
We Invite an exam [nation of our Large
and NEW STOCK of patterns In all
gradee, at and under market rates.
GRANVILLE WORRELL.
890 and 822 Market St. $
MASONIC TEMPLE.
lulyl-ly.
WM s. W ATT,
1009 market Hirce
PLUMBER,
VFKAH A GAS FITTER
Contractors furnished with estimates
All work guaranteed. Orders solicited
and prompt attention given.
UREENHGU8K HEATING
a wo ''»aitv.
GENTS' SCARFS
30o,
FORMER PRIuE $1.00.
W. B. COLE,
Men's Furnishing Goods.
MARKET STREET
RAILROAD LIRAS.
PHILADELPHIA, WILKERSV
A AMD BALTIMéBI R4UJMM
MAT 22. ]g
jr.lu.wtl. leave WtlnnncM « Milt*
_ PUlladelphia and IntermediaMMatlg
MO. M0, 0.10,10.30 a. m. ; X30, 4 00 $M, S
ÄffittagSr 1 * ** 1
4
Baltimore and lnlmnuSSüm
H.8x a. m. 4.40 p. m. ™
Perrwiiie and intermediate
6.10 p. m.
Baltimore and Bay line. 6.60 p.
. Baltimore and Washington,
4.02 , 7.66,5.88, a. m.; 12.66,1.04,6>
Trains for Delà war« Division
New Castle 4.00, 9M, a. m.« T9
p. m.
Harrington and Intermediate
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B. PEN JNGXOM
A TTOMIfJtr-Al-AA W,
No. 9. WKSTTTH BTJUUET,
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DR.HAYDOOK'8
UsTIEIW
LIVER PILL,
(SUGAR COATED.)
ONE FILL IN A DOSE.
ONE PILL IN ▲ DORR.
ONE PILL IS
EACH VIAL contains TWENTY PILLA I
One Pill a Dose.
PRICK TWKNTY-FIVK CENTS.
FOR BALE BY all DRUGGISTS.
Caution.—N one are geuuli <* nnlnss tbs
slguatureof Allen 11 a y dock surrounds
each Vial of Pills. Every Pills Is Sugar *
Coaled. If your druggist does not kesp
Lhem we will mail them fires to any ad
dress on receipt of 2 ö cents. Five vials
for S1.U0 Buy at once. Do not delay.
These Fills are an absolute ours tor oil
bilious and malarial affections, They
grapple with disease at Its fountain head
and root it ont of the patient's system ai
once. They fortify the body «gainst
ease In all forms of sadden attacks aad
Dis
epidemics, and enable all to oravs Ihm
miasmatic danger of swamps and torastkK—^
One vial of Dr. Haycock's new Liras
Pills relieves the entire system of polos
and aches, enlivens the spirits and sands
blood
BOUNDING THROUGH THE VEINS.
Bend for this Inestimable medlatns ol
once and take no other.
Hesitation and delay are not hing bat
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remedy at nuud io cure sickness instantly.
Take disease in time aud you will b«
saved many da vs ot useless miser v.
Dr, Haydock's New Liver Pille
Are the true grams ana essen oe of health
and the graalesl blessing that SoIoimm
has given to the world.
ALL OVER THIS VAST COUNTRY
THE PEOPLE KNOW THEM !
THE PEOPLE USE THEN
What hundreds of Letters say from pa
tlenls al- over the habitable glob«:—
Dr. Hay dock, your n^w Liver Fill ha
ol all biliousness.
No more noxious doses for ms of five or
ten pills taken at one time. One of youi
pille cured
Alter suffering tortures from bilious
of your New Liver Pills cured
return of the malady.
Than sgDooor. My headache has left
another vial to keep in
rid
ooUo
. and 1 nave
. Bend
tue house.
Our doctors treated me for chronic con
stipation, as they called It, and at t
said It was incurable. Your New LItm
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appetite; Dr. Haydooks New
Liver Pill* gave me a hearty one.
Your pill* are marvelous.
Dr. Haydock has oured my headaohs %
that wtu> chronic.
1 gave hall of one of your pills to my
babe for cholera morbus. The dear yoang
thing got well in a day.
My nausea of a morning is nowchFSd.
aad no more headaches.
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Pills cured me of terrible neuralgia and
pains In the head.
Send me two vials ; I want one for a
poor family.
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Doctor, my biliousness and hnaisnk«
1 gone. -
r or all Diseases of the Kidneys,
tlon of Urine, Dr. Haydook's New Liver
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satisfy the most skeptical.
For Female Diseases, Nervous Prostro*
don, Weakness. General Lassitude, Waat
of Appetite and Sick Headache, Dr. Hop
dock's ^New Liver Pills wjill be found an
effectual remedy.
They
a cure
universal in their effects, aad
almost always be guaranteed.
HAYDOCK A UO..
nov22-eodAwlv. » Platt 8L. N. Y
30 DAYS TRIAL
ALLOWED.
*
Put*
IVL WILL SEND, ON 30 DAYS' TRIAL.
DR, DTD'S
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TO SKXXBGr
buffering from Nerwo<uW«aiLMM 99 ,a«a»
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tlsm, Neuralgia, Paralysis, Spinal MAcuMaa
K idney or Liver Trou Dies, Lams
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Also women troubled with dis ea ses
their sex.
rte
Speedy relief and complete restoration ft»
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«ally proven with the nsest
-I,and from hundreds y
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/ use.
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