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T Oct. H.-f •P^
fcciox, A * VinAvratif, VI» Mtaffd»»w»ft,
, Hir it"J' ' , courier, with dln
Ibr w, •*J' dan t Artlx, *t Alumoe
.rÄ .b.« the Y*qul
■n»'' 0 ., ,re Joining força nul
M° . "^lierai outbreak. There I«
n|l f° r * 5?. ment hern on account of
<'5m. of the Sonora
*«i T «-»r meaua of »peedy toRre««
l'Indiana. The Mexican
™"* f " rU !, here »»<1 'he poat I.
The
the Pro«»! 1er,
and
liable
entire.
It
cle.
of
low
have
and,
this
been
f
and
my
t>ipy
few
me
so
at
200
many
tired
dull
the
are
tlrely
Just
ady
soon
a
h.ns Inhabit the hanks or
StW* 1 miles south of here,
|W ,rl ' u& The. see under the
i , '* bC rihV(!a|otih', who fought with
,7 revolution. He has
gftVki " uj * r 'i" ory
mhd '„„nr, of sinmunltion.
n*taM»M number shout 5,000, and
h»'f»IÄ.nk.of the Msyo river,
«ÄVcYsou. river.
Oct. S.—A Tuesoti dls
M F, .' chirles Hussler, the Inter
H*»!': Carlos Ageucy for severaf
^ i :.'ln"r,Tew*s..d J .h.0.. s . , l.
•^uiîir the Indian* was caused by
tient Titt'sny, who, Instead
assistions u> the Indlsns, sold them
(T„ last season.
** liiunsihsltlMjw»ee*ds of their
,'uhl be used ««, buy plows,
,. u . ■ hut the failure of the
receive them caused much dis
Hustler was in
to the White
■
Incnt wiunxn was killed laet May,
r fc L,rt wa. given out that the
Si«» Angela > of the Mormon, d d
!» Ilmiler .talc« that the murder
^imltol l»v the White Monntaln
"" of whom acknowledged their
to the allulr recently, and *uld
...,l the body, by the advice ol
togimnl the Indian, from
fThey never bury Ihelrvlrtlm*.]
that thewe Indiana have beeilen
In «teullng atnek for two
Arizona ami Sonora,
u ranch
belonging to
At the agency
tm«n Homier «tatea that the prlncl
aMine, killing and plundering by tbe
mti™ Aparhea was planned by one or
„bite. Ill« relation with tbe agenev
■bn, „'ter compelled aecreey. a. Tllfany
.ihn »tinning bi protect lila ward», no
hr «lot they might I« 1 guilty of.
diirt.li' of affair, at San Carlos under
■tTiffany that I« Icarful—facta whic h
h pwwlmi of the pro|ier authorltlea,
„hieh cannot lie given to tbe public
IpartieF who have been In complic ity
iS, Apache murderers and thieve, are
» Into cue tody."
MAKK SO EXCKFIION.
bni
lieuil,
and
little
Yet
these
a
upon
ing
pain
nity.
m
h^rly
in Southern
- It on
near the
an Atneri
thesc facts were
■00
He
a
then
1
to
aaid
iinot
and
Ural
ble
of
and
my
I
fell
the
I
of
0 Plain Talk to District Attorney
cork Ml 1 Retarding III» Duty.
Waiililnirto
Drtllarrinirtini, who styles himself ehalr
Lrfthr Delaware Republican State Ctt»
Knmittee, is In the eitv and receiving
on the "victory 0 In Delaware,
fygjirfifl/ Htpuhliean says that it puts
«ï filth in Dick Harrington's dispatch«;»
■ ta thaw of th<* Associated Press.
Jot wp remember that in
Miatl Court an indictment for his c«vn
rtiou with the most outragi-ous safe burg
ijrucailtylb pending against Dick Har
Iffkin. The charge U that he has, as I)i»
Attorney, associated and conspired
Ih notorious bugflfit- 11! "1 thieves to on
ip and ruin in the midst of night a peace
iiod honorable citizen, in order to quiet
1 opposition against Shepherd's regime
i help the fortunes of the sinking ring.
hellish that a storm of ill
ation ran thcouirh the whole luml ami
pt Shepherd and his government
•ni Io» 1, Oct. 4.]
Dl.triit
U)
l of existence.
A i District Attorney Cork hill, to whom
ethall lend a copy of this paper, d«w*s not
»dIbe HcpiMictm tml other dally papers
■fcr, If he did, lit would have done • Ills
tab in this
long ago— we respectfully
»him: Mr. Cork hill ! Dluk ilarrlng
hfatown ! Examine your criminal In
taan and make no exception In the case
Ät! Let him have a speedy, fair und
• IrW, atul «!«> your sworn duty, like a
A PARALYZING OUST ACT. K.
fa Sat This Written tor Delnware oh
W ell
for New York ?
[Albtiiy Evening Journal, Rep,]
tatveen the Kepulillean party and the
Eklionofiis noble amblUoug one ob
Ineflaiiui. A coterie of »mail men. with
■UJ horiz iug not wider than the fields of
Mpr.niarii-t«. and impudent umbftions
ifajaihp pohsibillUes of the pur»e, have
Uji management of the party,
amyr not in sympathy with Hepuii
«key are not in sympathy with
P| n 2 or Miytiody but themselves, Tlietr
»wu-n, tiK'ir miHTupulousness, their
■Jp, disgust all thinking men. Their
deters tkouseodi upon thoiiHand»
Huiffuien from joining the Kepubliean
•' u u 'l r «f» , ad weight paralyze» Kepuh
», dismays Kepniiilean hopes.
vuerMti't make us ridieulou» in tlie
ÎJ lü . u ' jJl t , 'b t people. Their actions
JftflitoWuifcon every check. Three
^wdvr Huyes au d (iartlelû, wore
Under, and bee
agu • » obstaeles in the
■»•puMIcanimg. Tkof. obstacle must
'< • ccrnuasiun, vnfriilutf, mi
<tZp{$ ,L Vtt * * lU < ih *n FORCE
a«
of
. M|.-V
^ llLCentannlal.
col *nty In general
In particular, will
Ilk ui',A} Two , W u "dr«4th Aiinive
■ < *"f «* 'MC with a repre
Iw.#'« . lal " l,ll K Ht ll *' ! foot of I'euu
has" 1 with grand scenic effects.
'fcoMia " Sw edee and Indian»,
thc P'' rl °d ; Penn's meeL
"tie m mo" "Ud Robnrt
Si. n„, "fi"g of C'he»ter, which was
k»»nL. c k " ow " "" Upland, etc.
b, fi,e n " ^ r ' at pxrade, enihracltig Red
Arm. 1 ? 1 *""- Ul.vlc Associations,
*«•;? Military, Quiet», etc.
fa» ...2* '»»«Vblmwt pyrotechnic ex
h.„, ft w , Ll1 u colossal figure of
*» y™!." 1 ," 1 'h» good »hip "Wel
vknesa u.,. " ICU(;llt of those Intending
Ï! heunion oïï e . c '' renioule «, reduced
Ètw28f M wl11 fte »old un
§Epbi, wi lm f L 'H ct 8U ft tlon " un the
«fa« àùi , ftulngtou and Baltimore
Sb WibH , ' ctvr " unlil **«-«>• Tlie
kt£; ""«Ington III cent«. Delaware
(«let». »0^1 '"'.Ware'» Corner fo, New
*Mü p' Bear 75, Porter 85,
Ï 1 Sorbit \»i ü 1 JCeguey ^Glasgow
fa. " U0 ' 4.-yboia V\ l>e) 4 »Vre city,
Ûw rnmoter.'
5 «I iS"' Infiammation, all Kid
faspalh».! to qipla(nte, cured by
raary
cun, op Mo|i
"'t ,c Uia Smin,
S. u*^ n8t »».'*oh g , and curr»
^ ^ Pw
iCt " f '"'arment
Ä'r» 1
CjWKk.lit« 7 4 >' r »Nt A Co., tho
for 1 f' )tr6 '
Ni
fa
or gpocqtutfnn
We bear
SUS» l«^ , 1 C * n "°, t •*« Jtal»e,l.
JkituW b r the u,,,'".' !? ""'"'J »way
Ï.» toi,i ,t " r y.'' l i. 1 , • 1 H«n» '» •'OolUun
■ »IternatiJ; 1 ' ''"wwer.uue.n
»he m"« ,,u' .l* 1 " 1 »»utritlve
5»fcn2ffc c »lili a, ",' 1 *,»" <•■'*">-» "f bron
RsuSa®®"—
'H.Y, «»UH iL ASSOCUTK,»;
»■**
th.
P :
■
< tan
A I'llOKl.HHIOfNAI, CONKMION.
to
is
The Unusual Experience off a Prominent
Man Made Publie.
The following article from the Democrat
and Chronicle of Rochester, N. Y., is of
striking a nature, and emanate« from
liable a source, that it is here republished
entire. In addition to the valuable
It contains, it will he found exceedingly in
teresting : , i
To ih* A'dlur of the Democrat and Chroni
cle. —8ik : My motives for the publication
of the most unusual statements which fol
low are, first, gratitude for the fact that I
have been laved from a most horrible death,
and, secondly, a desire to warn all who read
this statement against some of the most de
ceptive influences by which they have ever
been surrounded. It Isa fact that to day
thousands of people are within a foot of tlia
f rave and they do not know it.. To tell how
was caught away from just this position
and to warn others against nearing it,
my objects in this communication.
On the first day of June, 1881,1 lay at my
residence in this city surrounded by my
friend« and waiting for my death. Heaven
t>ipy f now« thft tifc&uy I then endured, for
words can never describe it. And yet, if a
few years previous, any one would have told
me that I was to be brought so low, and by
so terrible a disease, I should have scoffed
at the idea. 1 had ulways been uncom
monly strong and healthy, had weighed over
200 pounds and hardly knew, In my own ex
perience, what pain or sickness were. Y'ery
many people who will read this statement
realize at times thut they are unusually
tired and cannot account for It. They feel
dull und Indefinite pains in various parts of
the lx sly and do not understand it. Or they
are exceedingly hungry one day and
tlrely without uppetlte the next. This was
Just the way I felt when the relentless mal
ady which had fastened itself on me first
began. Still 1 thought it was nothing; that
probatdy I hail taken a cold which would
soon pass away. Shortly after this I noticed
a «lull, and at times a neuralgic puin in my
It would e
so
so re.
e matter
lieuil, tmt
and be tone the
little atteiitinn to It.
i day
next, I paid but
However, my Ktomach
out of order and my lood often failed to
dig(*t, euueinvr at time» great inconvenience.
Yet I bad no idea, even as a physician, that
these thini>8 meant anytldntr Herioua
a monstrous disease was becoming fixed
upon me. Candidly, I thought I was suffer
ing from malaria and so doctored myself ac
cordingly, but I got no better. I next
noticed a peculiar color and odor about the
fluids 1 was passing—also that there were
large quantities one day and very little the
next, and that a persistent froth und scum
appeared upou the surface, and a sediment
settled in the bottom. And yet I did not
realize my danger for, indeed, seeing these
symptoms continually, I Anally l>eeame ac
customed to them, and my suspicion was
wholly disarmed by the fact that I had no
pain in the affected organs or in their vici
nity. Why
cannot und
blind I
1 eliould have bee
erstand.
There la a terrible future for all physical
neglect, and impending danger always brings
a person to Ida sense« even though it may
then be too lute. I realized, at last,, my
critical condition and aroused mvaelf to
overcome it. Ami, Oh ! how hard t tried !
1 consulted the best medical «kill in the
land. I visited all the prominent mineral
springs In America and traveled from Maine
to California. Still 1 grew wor«e. No two
phy«ieiam> agreed a« to my malady. One
aaid I wuh troubled with spinal irritation ;
another, nervous prostration ; another,
malaria ; another, dyspepsia ; another,
heart disease ; another, ireneral debility ;
iinot lier, congestion ol the base of the brain;
and so on through a long ll«t of common
diseases, the Bymptoms of all of which I
really bud In this way several years passed
«luring all of which time I was steadily
'orse. My condition had really
become pitiable. The slight bymptoms I at
Ural experienced were developed Into terri
ble and constant disorders—the little twigs
of pain bad grown to oaks ol agony. My
weight hud been reduced from 207 to 180
pounds. My Hie was a torture to myself
and friends. 1 could retain no food upon
my stomach, und lived wholly by Injections.
I was a living mass of pain. My pulse was
uncontrollable. In my agony 1 frequently
fell ujani the floor, convulsively clutched
the carpet, und prav« «l for death. Morphine
had little or no elf. et In deadening the pain.
For six «lays na 1 iiLlits I ha«i the death pre
monitory huvouglis coubtuiitly. My urine
was tilled with tulir casts ami albumen. I
was struggling with Bright'» disease of the
kidneys in its lust stages.
While suffering thus I received a call from
my pastor, the Rev. Dr. Foote, rector of St.
Paul's Church of this city. I felt that It
.was our last Interview, but in the course of
conversation he mentioned a remedy of
which 1 hud hear,
used,
remarkable cures which had conic under
his observation, by means of this remedy,
ami urged mo to try it. A* ft practicing
physician anil a graduate of the schools, I
Cherished the prejudice both natural and
common with all regular nractfoners, and
derided the Idea of any medicine ouU*J«le the
regular channels being the least beneficial.
So solicitous, however, was Dr. Foote, that
I finally promised I would waive my preju
dice ami try the remitly he so highly rec
ommended. I la gan ils use ou the 1st day
of June and took it according to directions.
At first it sickened me ; but this I thought
me in my debilitated
continued to take It ; the
much hut ha«l never
Dr. Foote detailed to me the many
was it good slçn lor
condition. I
«ii kunlng Kinmtion departed and I
Hide to relui» food opon my Btomxch.
Io U few days I noticed u decided chantre
for the better uu aluo did my wife
nod friends. My hlccouirhs ceased and 1
ex istIc need less pain than formerly. I was
so rejoiced at this Improved condition that,
uu<*i tvhat I believed hut a few days before
was my dying bed, I vowed, In the presence
of my family ajid friends, should I recover I
would both publicly and privately make
known this remedy «or Ufc good
humanité, w here ver and whenever 1 had an
opportunity. I also determined timt I
would gjve a course of lectures 111 theCorln
tlijaii Academy of Mgsic of till» city, slating
in fyll tlie symptom» and almost hopelem
ol q > y disease and the ramarkuhla
means by w'hteh J have been saved, tjy |q
provement was couetaut fyom that time,and
In less than three mouth» I Egd gained iiS
pounds in llcsh, became entirely free from
pain and i believe I owe iny life and Dreien t
condition wholly to Warner'» Sale Kidney
and Liver Cure, the remedy which I used.
Since my recovery I have thoroughly re
investigated the subject of kidney difficul
ties and Bright's disease, and the truths
developed are astounding. I therefore state,
deliberately and as a physician, that 1 be
lieve that more than one half the deatha
which occur in A inerleaare caused by Bright »
disease of the kidney». This may sound
like a rash statement, hut 1 am prepared to
fully verify it. Bright,'» disease has no dis
tinctive symptoms of its own, (indeed, |t
often develops without any pain whatever
in the kidney» or tnelr vicinity) hut has the
»ymploiue ,of nearly every other known
com .lalut. Hundred.ol |xs>p)o t ie dally.
^ Uo»«' tiuriojs ftp» iûttaqzItaoU "by ^
clan's ciertirteate of ''heart dlacftfto, ' lipj
plcxy," "paralysis," "spinal complaint,
"rheumatism,' 11 "pneumonia," and öttttar
common complaints, when Id reality it Wa»
Brijrlit's disease of the kidnoys. Jew phy
B^ciuns, and fewer people, realize the extent
of this disease or Jt« danRerous and
Insidious nature. It »Um)» Into tlie
system like a th)ef, manifeste lta
nresencc by the commonest »vmptoins, aud
lasteiie tier) f Hli'HI HlP constitution before
tfreT'lin \ Vh* ft/ li:
hereditary as consumption, uulfp a* tRB -.
moil and fully as fatal. Entire f»m.l '»i *>}
herltlng It from their anccetors, jiave dieu,
am} yet nom» of ihp IIU'llGer Uuew or foal;
lied the mysterious noyre, whlp.h W a»ren •>>•
111 ,, them- Instead of common pymPtW»» H
often »how» none whatever, hut bring» neatlt
»uddeulv, and a» such I» usually supposed to
be heart disease. Aa oue wlio ha» BU lcr01 '»
and know» by bitter experience what be
sav». I Implore every oue who reads these
w ords not to neglect the slightest symptoms
of Kidney difficulty. Certain agony and
possible death will be the sure result of such
neglect, and one can afford to hazard such
chances. . ,
I am aware that Buch an unqualified state
ment as this, coming from me, known a» 1
of
ex
of
un
the
85,
by
fff
Pw
tho
)tr6 '
bear
bron
tan
throughout, the entire lend as a practll
tlouer and lecturer, will arouse the sur
prise and possible animosity of the medlca
professlon and astonish all with whom I am
acquainted, but I make the foregoing state
ments based upon facts which Ï am prepared
to produce and truths which I can sulrfitan
tfate to the letter. The welfare of those
who may possibly be sufferers such as I was,
is an ample Inducement for me to take the
step I have, and If 1
In
as
successfully warn
others fVom the dangerous path in which I
once walked, I am willing to endure allpro
fesslou al and personal consequences.
J. B. Hp.nion, M. D.
HDUVATIOSAI..
JJUGBY
EVENING SCHOOL
in
—Will reopen on—
MONDAY EVE'G, OCT. 2, '82,
No. 4, Ma»onle Temple. Persons wishing
Inronuatlou will apply to
1>K. HAM'I. W. MURPHY,
or PRÜF. J. JACKBON PIERCE.
sep26-6t-14
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Superior opportunities offered
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Penmanship by a proreaaor—master of the
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Private Instruction given to those whos«- edu
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health by th» oee of |hp Vegetable Compound, oan be
obtained by add ff — i lâ g Kr«. P., with stamp for reply,
pt her home in Lynn, MfVi
For Kidney Complaint off either eex this compound is
ansurpsgaed as abundant testimonials »how.
** Mm Pink ham's Liver PHls," says one writer, •'
the best in the world tor the cure of Cons tip a tio n,
Biliousness and Torpidity of the liver. Her Blood
Purifier work» wonders In It« special line and bids fair
to equal the Compound In Its popularity.
All must re«p©ct hsr as an Angel of Morey whoso sola
ambition Is to do good to others.
Philadelphia. P».
RHEUMATISM AND CO\lT CURED,
When we c»n «»lablish by a chain of evidenc^
cry Inquiry but makes stronger, that w#
rodichl remedy for Rheumatic
The above 1» a good Ilk
from It. Jlei
1
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the
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and
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to
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be
these
and
such
such
,
state
1
fff
that govern»
It
Mr*. A. M. D.
OK)
he
Pisordei«. and we put that%v l |46nr6 within the feacb
cry KUfiorer will.out màncjt'éb d without prier , Wff
claim thut uo ono buy the fool #111 turn it*ft a deaj
rar, or close bis eyba to the glad tidings we bring tu
his bllgl ti-d llfta. In jut Ir« to u», to >ou, to joiir
dependent Ikmllle», ànJtotlifiteonh'MntpaljQaHty^i
!
0
dir»»»., Wes»k |?'°W fifWlfagr* few m m»#:»
tlie lipptc« Pf N«'IBP fa ho )<avtgff«lk of the waten
of lifs «ad or» DOW Till Pf 111» joy tif health, ready
toll 10 tho world their ghd experience. We fa
.ou uo fulso statement, and make
rannot, by proper Inquiry (by ffottrr
r, lends) bo probod to the bottom «nd feund to be full
of truth.
liie's «mhlt'on
to
ill g ve
I rich
h*n.lra<1e ear.d ear prerent *pece aÿo
__ lick, ÎJH FlyaMuib'Bf.. Vro0Ntynf
wlihChrroulcHliexnn*P*in t «eùyjki*i , e. 1 - —
Mri ^a^e ^ W^l'rerl B t., ^rooffly^-flcver* kh«aa>*ilo
(Jeeipmrrer. |4I Belllo «(., Brooklyn - Aoute and
^Hr. ÉKSïSfiS 8°S^« 6 '»Vlilyn« E M»tfff4RjFMVU< ni
ylo, ^|r«l 4f m*' Hkeun..
rlead. ja» Balpbrldc* Pt., arooklyn— Acute Inllnni
kod Ç»»r3bl«i lUleipuaLUfq hnd f»rf Ud V'hruaie
»ud Cbruale
toreftr
A m"Ä
<4?S:
i„ gewYork— «'
r*! flare r* aujol
ork—Chroulo, nervous Kheu
ii h
Mr«, WU||ap*o», » Grove
iBfiaromawry Rkrumatfam M ye*
Mr. DIxob. 14» We»i Bl., Mew X
"oipT 1 gtüwa*'Wood , 104 Booth St.. New Tork-Chroulo
*Mr^AbrMi**{t*are«MWtok Av., New York— Chreato Rhea
"jttdga^frSn»*». lfi^Srtfl— d Av., Jerrey City-Chronic
UheumalUm Mveral yearn.
The there nsmed «entte
by It.
know many other# cured by our
of Rhcutnadini. Dyepupsia. Liver and Klduey D ■orders.
m live tbU w*u» r dnrervwl ntumtloa, or write ue
:
fuller parUeutere,
circular*
you anw thl# «drerUreeaeuU
Elman, Adam» <fc Co., 9« Atlantic At.,
Sioahlr*. and 105 William St., M. Y.C.
j&S
c VVTB1MU.
CORNERS.
WE - VKE READY FOR T HE
F. ALL BUSINESS
Our
In every - department.
Custom Ri «m was never filled
as well as a t the present * time.
We have mi '■ay specialties im
ported direct which cannc >t be
duplicated and n °t to be fc «und
other ho use in this city
superior— Our
in any
Our
prices low for qu °f & ,0 ^ 8
One trial
cutter
and workmanship. *
secures a permanen't customer.
You arc invited to v. '"t u8 n-t
Fourth and Markt * Sts.
HOUSE
WILMING TON CLOTH ING
—AMD—
MERCHANT TAILORING EST/ U*
LI8HMENT,
Jno. W. Diefcndorf &
M
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As Fine a Stock of Fall
Overcoats as ever graced
our Store is now offered
at exceedingly Iaiw Prices
BY
A. C. YATES & CO.,
loss
are
dis
Ca
LEDGER BU.ILDING,
Chestnut and Sixth sts.
PHILADELPHIA.
SEND FOR SAMPLES.
■eptlStJan-M
JJOLID4Y!
JUMBO & BARNUM.
22 -Elephants-22
The Biggest and the Smallest,
*
>
no|
and
and
to
and
|aw
by
and
be
is
n,
fair
sola
w#
-AND—
MIGHTY, MATCHLESS
JUMBO!
Jlei
1 ■
TUe x\f«Mt Ouiet aq«4 Qeqtlwt of Thom All.
Barnum | London Show
United forever and will exhibit
Wilmington, Friday. Oct. 13.
The Greatest Traveling Amusement Venture
of any Age.
2 Enormous Mnutgorlos.uiulor 2 T«i
podromc lu uenrly \ tulle track.
Living curiosities.
.Making 7 Mo
lest
. 1 Hlp
1 Museum of
3 t 'I reuse» in Three King*,
•r United Show*, and the mlght
»nd tuoht brilliant KUKESTREET PARADE
h. m. from the ground»« that the world eve*
. Luxurious NUipbithcntrc with mat* for
20,000 peopl«'. Ad in l selon the sunui a* to a^\ 01*11*
niry bliow. To avohl tbe crowd« % \*s whuou*
on qieVrofimlH,' cl mice sc^i * he obtained at
CHRISTY $ H.p$i v»l. t>i8»r litore, Sixth and Mar
ket Kirv't , l*. ''binnK "bo «Iny at a »light ' advance,
fa*» ftee tick« t» given awa^y to any
Wff
deaj
tu
joiir
full
ADMISSION. W c«nt*: CHILDREN under 9
s: RESERVED SEAT'S, 25 ccut^
s 25 Ci
>•
CHESTER, SATURDAY 44.
ocU, 5, D.7, II. 10, It, 12, •«, wA-^OI
ve
rich
JRprç RAILINGS
—
and
ni
IRON WORK
FOR UUILPINCJ8.
J. P. WALTON k CO,
ESTIMATES FURNISHED ON APPLI
CATION.
our
552 & 554 W. Sixth St.
Cincinnati.
LtVVUH iJjCA JjJKJth.
TORN P. DONAHOE.
V -BoTTLEK OF-
AND * A«!S,KT iM ,., i |AM M A8MKY
Ale, Porter and Brown Stout,
—ALSO—
Rohester Beer.
-He brewings »re unequalled lor nurltv
A»vor: coinunl 1 )- on lignd in ko*. ,
bottled. Mineral waters In all
the dlflerent llav
57 AND 5.9 ORANGE STREET,
Wll.MINOTON, DEI..
.**"Poln.» n d accomna (Mutin, drlrcr». Orders
2i p ,V ''J'', ly »'•'•»i«*' l«' He '• »iKtcènnec
.eu with the relepliune Kxiiii,ii„e. and hi. .Ijrnal
--fc» myl-lu
lu -
H E ML Ll
WK HOLD IN STORE AND IN Ü. B.
W WAREHOUSES pure rje
tlllerV** fr ° ,n th * following celebrated df -
A. Overholt ft Co., Janunrr 1*79 and June
A. Gucken liclincr A Bro., May IKTg.
John Ulhson, Son A Co.. May JS7» and June M80.
Manuls Distilling Co., August MT9.
Mhcrwood, November 1*7» and June !880.
Neverslnk (Reading |»a.,) February, i**j.
ML Vernon, May, hfeo.
The above g. *ds will »>e sold either In bond or
4a« Mild »t the lowest market rates. Samples
atar be seen at this store.
1880.
MO- MS MARK El' STREET.
uyMO
FRANCIS KELLY A CXI.
j JRANGE GROVE
PURE RYE WHISKY.
—IN FACT—
TH i; PUREST. RICH EST AM) BEST BYE
WHISKY EXTANT.
By Pbe gallon or bottle.
JAMES A. KELLY
i
Uniform In quality
Rich and delicate In flavor.
Absolu Uly pu re rye.
. „ A sure and safe tonic.
A reliable stimulant
8. W. COR. TENTH AND ORANGE 8T8.
iv6-ly-26
gOMETHING
BOHEMIAN BEER,
NEW.
The Best Beer Brewed.
John F. Betz A Son's, Celebrated Llebotschauer
Bohemian Lager Beer, Bottled by
JNO. MULROONEY,
SOI A .KB TATNALL STREET, (North
west cor. Fifth and Tatuall,) Wilmington,
Also aole agent for John Gardiner A Co,'a Con
tinental Brewery ale and porter, brown stout and
old stock ales. mv3-20
TYELAWARE CARPET HOUSE,
LJ NO. MARKET STREET.
We have Juat received a large stock
—OF FIN*—
TAPE8TRY BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY
INGRAINS AND DAMASK
CARPETINGS
—Also a large aLsortin< ut of—
OIL CLOTHS, MATTINGS AND WIN
DOW SHADES,
a call and satisfy yourself that we
.giving bargains."ft*
ffSTGi
HENRY GREBE,
WILMINGTON. DE
prom
Z* * dr. *
DYES
ICJ
; ÄELY
Vi]
BEFORE-AND-AFTER
Elfiçirie Appllancei «ro »ent on 30 Days' 1 rial.
TO MEN ONLY, YOUNG OR OLD,
lirHO are suffering from Nenvors Dkuility,
W Lost Vitauty, Lack or Nk.ivk Foucb and
Vigor, Wasting Wkaknksseh, and all those disease*
of a Pkrsonal Natuuk n-sultini; from Amuses and
relief nnd complete resto
and Manhood guaranteed.
The grandest discovery of the Nineteenth Century.
Send at once fer Illustra ted Pamphlet free. Address
■
Other Cauhcs.
ration off Health,
VOLTAIC BUT CO.. MARSHALL, MICH.
A «E?ST»! ACENT»! AGENTS!
W.K*. bf«a' new book, entitled
Thirty-Three
Years Among
OUR WILD INDIANS!
A true record off the Anthor ■ TAirfK-rAree JW**,*
Experience nmono our Indian*. With an i^k> I«U\4ucUun
B y Geti. Sherman.
Thfc a»w work wee at eure «hecribed for by Prtsulent
entire Cabinet, and by Gen. Sherman. Gen.
Arthu«
Orant, Om. Shcriden, Gen. Hancock, and th
tnent Men. Om. Géant say•:-••/! is the best book on
Indian Life ever written. ' Bisnoi* Wilet (MethodUV
•ay*.—"ft ü a book of immense vatue." It U tho fmlyfMhva
Nc account of our Indian* ever publlahoi^, wv»»l
inc their "Inner life, ' aecrol doiiijc*, etc. It b
replete with thrilling experiojictt of th« Author, and of ffa
inmu Scon la, Trapp«*. Min«». Border Ruffian*,
•te., vividly, D^r^yln^ tiff* |n the Great West a* It nmr |*.
«^lftOjM»WF» ,e »v'Wlth Steel Engraving* nnd Superb
H*u* In 15 color*, from photograph*
Rt»d» hy the Û. 8. Government FTyn mlit/or thin great wor^ s
AGENTS I Thi. grand book U now out-*clllu «U
other* 10 to 1. Mo camjietitioi
order* a day. We want lOOU more fgtvftte at once. Kx*
chaire Territory and S/xxiol Our large
lor» ^rlth ffull, partlotyfaMt iful Jtue, A lino Specimen Plato
ent in addition 1 v"Ul stamp.' Addrcee t!ic sole pub *
V YA. WORTHING TON A CO., Haeteord, Cork.
■pppftrUMtl
utile of Em
Agcnteavgrsrtf IO%)XG
J^EJfDLE
GAS LAMP
-ÖF
50 Candle-Power,
exceeding thc light or 3 ordinary gas Jets. Rums
headlight oil. Price |8. C. O. D. See ••Com
parative View" of annual cost ol 280 C. r. In
terior lighting, by 8 ''Needle <;»s" Lani|)bJML5.70.
20 coal gas Jets #219. 1 El«*« tr»c Lanin «B.28H.
pro8n«*ciU8 of GRAND Al.PA LIGHT «rM),
CaplUllbt associate* treated with, CUamMleis
of 400 C. P. to older. Table Lump» «»I ^C. P.|3.
W. B. ROBINS,
Patentee. and Manufacturer,
162 Main Street, (2nd floor,)
and on Change Daily,
CINCINNATI
myll-W
MIM VKJLLAJTBO ÜM.
REMOVAL !
From S. W. Cor. to N. E Cor. Fifth and King Sis.
WHERE WE HAVE OPENED A NEW
Steam Marble and ÖTanite Works.
Our Ware room Con Ulna the Largest and Choicest Select)»» of
MONUMENTS, STATUARY, TOMBS, MANTELS, ETC.,
Ever ofTered In Delaware, made expressly for our new ware room from
tl e newest designs sud it the lowest prices.
DAVIDSON & BEO.
oet7-*-tf
JOHN MEALEY,
NO. 205 MARKET STREET.
Dealers t„ ane WINES aad LIQUORS lor Family sud Medicinal Purposes. Also
C. CONRAD & CO.'S
ORIGINAL "BUDWEISER" BEER
St. Louis, Missouri.
. fl î ü®f on,, n® , ? < *l«lg to our mends the n«eof tlierelebrju c. r«>nra«P« Ku<i«»ii»r
^JT|*i*V **|**®/®,®* ^ their attention to a few unanswerable faeli In reh rence thereto'
none'otfctr 8haa Umo8îfiKB-« , *»nVV. l 1!mP ■''""gor'iin.'b l " tor '*' *° ord * r
JOHN MEALEY,
Agent For Delaware.
KENNEBEC ICE AND COAL COMPANY.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, N. E. COR. SECOND AND KINO BTREET8; ICE HOUSE
AND COAL YARD OVER THIRD STREET BRIDGE.
»RANCH OFFICE AND DEPOT, Fourth un» Poplar .trwt», and ND. X» Wert Etfhth
P3ICE OF EAMTERN ICE:
.« tenta per week 1 1« pound» dallv
■ M cent, per week lai pound» daily
7» cent« per week lit pound» dallv
SOPOUNDH AND OVER AT THE KATE OF » ceota per 100 poundu.
, ,, neglect or liicli'lllty ou the part of a driver should be made known at th*» ns.a *
5 pounds dally
8 pou mis dully
12 pounds dally
. *4 cents per
fifteents per
•LC per
S. 1ST. ANDERSON,
511 MARKET ST., (Morning News Building.)
FINE PAPER HANGINGS.
Tlie finest, largest and beat (elected itock of waU paper Is the State. Decotatlott*
ai:d dualijiis uneurpaMed. The price of l>oth good« aad labor will be reaMwed far
July aiufAugtut. We wish to keep our etüèleiit workmen
Shading Department, which U most coimAate. both in goods
came reduction takes place.
1» our
cm
HENRY GUERIN, Man»*!? * h *
«.i'-ïw-at. 1U-»
American Watch and Clock Depot,
No. 11 North Second Street, (above Market) Philedel phi»
A LARGE AMMkWfMKXT AND SMALL PRICE».
Aar 1 »«»ok at some of the uric#« :
Ladles' Soll«! Gold AUB'HaaVk Levey Watahea,
Geuts' »oUd UoM Amerieaa Lever Watohea,
Ladlt-b' Solid Civdd « atohea as low as
Onefcday Clook«, $1.00 mp. K1ght-«lay walnut Clucks, |B.oo up.
• A "tock «« baud of of »olid gold and beat rolled plated Jewelry and chain». Holld »liver ttmé
plated ware, opera glasses and »peetao'r*. Repairing ef all kinds done in a .klllful nranier. ^
8. PICARD, No. 11 NORTH SECOND STREET, PHILADELPHIA
'! •- 8 - — Kver y ertlcle warranted as represen u d .___ _ _ ,
12 «»
Wall Papers, W indow Shades,China,Lamps & Glassware
-The reliable place to get any of the above goods
E. C. G. GKEENMAN & CO,
NO. 411 MARKET STREET, WIL., DEL.
Whore you
E. C. G. GKEENMAN.
always got Arat-ckua good» at rcaaoaable prices. We cordially Invite you to «all.
GEORGE W. GOODLEY.
•-26.wJI.lt-l
-21
FARMERS USE A RELIABLE
K I<:K/r ILIZER
FOR WHEAT USE PACIFIC GUANO.
?
(]T^ = One of the best Fertilizers ever used in New
Castle county. For facts of the case inquire of
Samuel Hanby, Norris Talley, Curtis C. Hanby, T. S.
Robinson, Charles Talley, C. M. Talley and others.
A. SCOTT & SON, General Agents,
Ward P. O., ConcoTd Station, Balto. Central R. R.
J. M. HINK80N, Traveling Agent,
T,7-w8t,eow-S5
VKDKK TA KW
JOHNSON & BARNHILL,
Furnishing Undertakers,
8. W. COR. TENTH A MARKET, STB»,
WILMINGTON, DSL.
RESIDKNCl&t
». HARRY JOHNSON.
817 Jeffers
T. BARNHILL,
MM «n«l Tatnal «U.
JAtyKS McKENNA,
Furnishing Undertaker.
Vi
2« WEST SECOND 8TREET.
Wilmington. Dxlawark. 6-i-ft-2i
(jJ KEEN & BRO.,
FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS.
-Southkart cohnkb Fifth an» *>»
ANGK STUKITS.
OFFIC1
l{4-8bb'T., ,„ .
1*. .1. G iiKKN, 1115 West TIkirel atreat.
.1. F. ÜKKKN, 703M»dlHon Mreet.
r
•^Taylor's latest Improved corpse greser'
HOUSE
—AND—
*
SIGN
PAINTING
KR E SOOI JST O
■
—ALSO
MF* Neatly and Promptly Executed.
G. W. BOULDEN,
No. 307 King Street.
l.t-n-U
irAJtNXM'X VU JIB.
4
*
Dumas» m an efiect, not a muse, it* origin 1»
within; It* uianllVsUHon* wither'. Henc« to
euro the itUcnsc thc cause iiiumi i»« removed, no»:
la MO Other Way can a cure ever he effected.
WARNER'S SAFE KIDNEY AND LIVES
CUKE I* eetahllbbeu ou tunt thl* principle. 1%
realise# that
95 Per Cent.
Of »II dlMWkB«'*
rrom derange«) kblney» and
liver, and tt etrlke* at once »t the r*K»t ot'th« dlfll
culty. The elrment» of which It I* com purent act
directly upou tliene great «krgamt, both as a ferel
and reiitnrer, and by plredng them In a hwaUliy
condition, drive dlrewL-seautl pain lYoiu tbe*y»tein.
Fhr the InnumeraUle trouble« cam*e«< by un
healthy Kidney. Liver nnd Urinary organ* ; for
the dlMtremlng I >iti»r»ler« of Women ; for m abort»,
and for plivolcal denuigunHMUB generally, this
r rreat remedy has no equal. Beware offlMirnistcra,
inlUtloik* and concoction* «aid to beJuatMMOd.
For 1 Ha bete*, ask Tor WARN ER'8 SAFEI>lA
K KSrUKK. I
r Sale by all »lealer*.
■
H. H. WARNER ft CO.,
ROOHESTER, R.
I AND 1— A. A. THOMAS. ST. CLOUD
A BUILDING, Washington, D. C., practice»
before the United States General Land (Mice.
Contested cases, private land claim»,mining, pris*
einptlou and homestvad cams tofOMcuted befor«
the Department .of the Interior and Supreme
('ourt, and all cloartM of claims be fa re th» Execu
tive Departments. Bimetal attention given to
town-site case«. Land warrant», hum «stood
TrWI
float», xml Mil kinds ta land
»nl.l,

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