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iH b oonohi n«HT.
Promi«* to Hit All« «»■»• T<»y
Hard Blowa.
\ 0 v l».—John !.. Sullivan,
JCLvr*«l« ht '•>»» m P ,< ™ puffUtot, writer
,hr , h svm from Wellington: *T wlah you
"Sd DUblW "'»t 1 SPUfled lUhj
woU I » I will be on band on Monday
»<« .Äorembrr », at hi. plan., and d l
rrrT ! «î'o(K> In hi. hand., aa .takeholder, to
P, 1 h,m Allen for »8,000 a able, -he battle
«ÏY In l.ea.lrllle, Colorado, or the
!°u « Territory, where there will be no
ïfw Interfèrent*. three month, from the
Kf »telling the agreement. From the
i' nLiiMK'iiit of view X de.lred to retire
ring after my fight with Paddy
S' » hut a man of my profwwlon
K'VallBlf situated. When
jUu oice .'III elalm. U»e rhatnph.rj.hlp
" » .in. «nr number of new candidate.
"In ,in a.il challenge him- If be doe.
ÎJJSlK. *P«rtinf nubile say I am
" ' jVnd a coward. I know AUen ha.
!^n » rattling good man In hla day, bnt he
Sftl tears of age and hai trained 27 tfmea.
It therefore stand, to reaaon that no old
" n „ matter how good he may have
Kean whip a good, .troug, game young
In under »). I "ever saw Allen, but I
|,f doe. nut like to be hit hard, but if
it .r Tiret In (tout of hlm I will ahow him
„'.von, but 11 It la in my power I'll hit
Mtl b.rddr than ever I hit a man before. I
So Let It 1 5U0 lo 82,000 that I'll lick him
mshort order. I ab»U hava Jo* Ooa* to
tnin 00/ . -
jolllT.n also «»ml« on a oopy of an agree
„„.„I he hai mada to apar on December»
2J l J«mea Elliott, at ilther Chloago, Pitts
tnrt or Milwaukee, a. may hereafter he
L.jld. They are to fight under tho Mar
Mkof tfueernbury rulra, with amall aolt
Lr», lu a 24 foot ring, and If Sullivan
.il» ui »'op or knock out Elliott iu lour
mind. Elliott I. to have all the gate money,
iillujn and Elliott each have put up 8500
Will.» 0
ha
ESlf
lorn Allen. Hie ex-ehsmplon heavy weight
Mii'S to-day that he w ould lie at
I,rri Ulll's to-inorrow cyeulng, to meet
snliivrn and make a mtteh with him.
• There I» a hitch In the business," Allen
,]] .irn-r where the fight will come off.
yi lacker names Louisiana. For my part
fam willing to fight anywhere, hut I am In
lacker', hands and will have to do aa he
jUIph weighs about &C pounds. He er
«r'a la train d.nvn to ITS or 1T0.
MDKNIN« HU.MMAKV.
•-'V
..I
Two ilMthe from yellow feyer were re
■ola yesterday.
' Ur "live set Idanket mill," at Otter
g l>r Ma'.ai'hu.rtte, wa. burned on Friday
,1-bt. F-8,000.
Io I quarrel at Lead City, Dakota, on
Sutrdiv evening, Boyd Hick III» was struck
4-ii by a blow from Timothy Coleman'.
rurt.'l in ren
M
Ml»s Amelia Kohler, 10 yrar® of mro, died
to WaJiinjrton on Saturday evening, from
t!eeffects of rat poison, tukeu with cutridal
The macliine and blarkßmith shop« of the
Mufi^tran r«r and 1'neine Work®, in De
iP't. ®>r'' burned on Friday night. Lo«a,
Üi.OO'».
ItUrpportM that 30 men were killed by
Ipd'iiis ui-ar CjirlltA®, Mexico, a few day®
ifowxi that troop® havu l»oeu sent after the
A
atigi».
Tlie <'GiTi['rt«itor® on tho Drily Courier of
^tm .Lcoreia, havo ffivt-u two week® notice
•fide
n incrcBt«' ol
Mice Bradley, of the 8upreme Court, of
«he d dénié« that ho intend® re
«fliiînt, and
Bitot nr? ; gT 4 tUi'OUi."
TheGreenfiol 1 Tool Company, of Orange,
UnwhuH-tt*. has auspeuded, in conoe
q«*!i »' .m attachment for $7..>00,* issued
against it l.y a New York creditor.
Harvey and Kilpatrick
#f ibe WrtMu IMf-trict of North Carolina,
hi»r been *rre#ti*d on the charge of ^>rc
*eniifi* frsululent account® to the Trca
ll f.
Ô cent® per thousand cm®,
•nts.
the rumors of hi® retire
•t
erf
for
at/.
• vfir Tallafom» and Malcom Palmer, both
wlur'i,', fouirlit. on »Saturday, in Mont
pxi'rvci.uutr, Virginia. The former uimmI
»V." 'Ij< »Htt. ru raxor, ®jm! Taliaferro
J» L'cnMy < ut that hi® recovery is
Will;
Sporost, nipht clerk of the Bour
jaHotel, in Pari®, Kentucky, wa® fatally
av by Joseph Hodman In a bar room
t^ro.ou Saturday nicht.
'awoumipil in
Wit him first.
Atfff'linir t«» the Coroner'® verdict, the
, '.. explosion iu the Forrest City
r w " r!i - M Cleveland, Ohio, by which
fKr*»tiis were killed and about ùfteen
wn injured, ao® an "accident for which
»oticii to I*, blamed."
Thedireasp frmn which Lot M. Morrill I.
_ffiDg I* chronic Inflaramatioa of the
"JJ "- IPs conditlou I® such that hi®
at. o',' **0 «H hoj>e of hi® re
n tt»s mind remain» clear, and he
Wit»» hi» coiallth
United StaU*
l 1 ^ indie
we 0 Kuswll
and
Redman, who
the arm, allege® thatfleerest
*
ffrand Jury, at St.
t^d E. E. Carpenter, Wil
tud 8. D. Cmuhto u, forex
i3iiu fraud®. It ha® alao IndlcLxJ
■' irren. cx-U-ller of th« Third National
Iuj $ISS,000.
while going home drunk,
U Wuse, New York, on Friday night,
L . R the road after putting a lighted
fofj',' pfx'ket, and wa® ®o badly
in k not expected to recover.
», U Lis clor hing wa® burned from hi®
».
U
ture
with
fund
was
IN
or
knS-1.! unn,nffl,4m > * workman at
»hiurJav' * "Ipn'ngham, Alai.«ms,
kiMsat .» ,n " rnl "ff I'ft his work, » »Iked
«Wlirfö '■ , '''t'Po»ltP, climbed to the
* , "'' u . tk . *"d, when the bell wa.
jumpoa Inudforemost Into the II
0 had been melancholic for
ilsvs.
Ivl'ûï® 1 **' "f -'flMlsilppI hua
fr,,-, ,, "• M»nnlng elected Congre««
»Iï, .! ! S ?' ni1 '»«»riet, and the Gov
i, i',,, 1 !' 11 "certificate to Mauulng.
-ton.;;., ''•■• ».ttBo tho tally aheet of
btj.jj ; , . Ï.S00 vote» wore cant
W , Cliahn,.^h ult,lou * h l,u ' ticket®
k! 'Ü*! '> r Robert
Loth c
k
butl
MON
E
. Pratt and Frank
_! , r r* lort '(l, at Goldsboro, North
n, urder of « white man
8 » ,un, »y- Pritt
-I,, , " 5* banged and Moore—
J»0id r™ ï, 6 * 1 '' 1 bl » guilt—to be Im
•tn. v t ' ai " ,n the penitentiary.
*i!l), ni w orcd mcn the jury.
"•Oen wu "enteneed In Cln
•f V"2î y î! h " h » n 8 ï<1 for the
uu t»,Jexecution to take
—l M r.:! "' March next. It Is hl>
IN en . , ' , e former luving been
*M. The '" ,ic "llty by the Supre
»> of which lie wa» found
hih: """ ll, «t Ih broad daylight
Re«k, who fatally
Instar,, " u ' E. Auderson on
10,000
III
re
G" «eam-i for " hcl !»»• bWU
I NinWcit, vJ' fi TrrrUori,dKnUr,
' ^1 m . . ' I ''red», the nsmsget bo
C ri ", ntiiwiti . ' 19 9 " 0 S''d tliat tho
H'^rgeJ | lir , l "'. ?? <llri lf Reek's acqult
^•"nli'ror." 1 w ' !, ' 11 »K » "poltroon
kk lrmihn! ni e 0f ,ub! erlbcr» to tho
'«torZ ,bl "i. fun ? New Yo
Weventort . } hc 'nventlgnting
L ' G 1 i 1; , rB l»ort eettlog forth "that
^kklng f„„,i 9|v ; nt "rtennibly for the
* had I i i0 n, y two Items of expen.
lJ 1 ! , »l«!ihV „ennnceilon with
SJ' refer ih ,K 0Jl ' ct - Those, It is
t, '»>*. *'«•. « L, l' ure h**e of two rams,
£•7 Wn/S?' «»<* Mr. Brestin's
■. 'endence * n j cnnstnie
Vg 11 « ivimrj, 1 ,, Uommttteo supplc
K*ltlW „V 'y "king to be < 'sceorded
Ä n J Proof to snb
. . e< '* '"'fore . secret trl
'rustect desire It, s public
i.t,
1.1,370
mailt*
Or,
N.
Ml
b.
In
was
Cora
lh
and
20
trial
young
and
A
time,
state
Copy
their
Afi' M '7."i"*w h * u V M before hs b«
fHM, N-wlth R«nrw»r. «1
of Mine
itosrot; co.N'Ki.iRu'fi riorinv,
Hm |a «aid to Bava l-r«<tlct«il • ««not ai
RopubUean Itofeiu.
»■"*»*. Not - 19 --Tti« Time, pub
llaht* th« following d(.patch from Waalilur
W>n: One of tho«« peculiarly fortunate per.
Jjff* fho enjoy the prifllege of occaalouaUy
lutcniiiffto the oracular utterance« of e*.
•anator Roacoe ConkHnif «aid here to-day
that Mr. Conklin^ before the convention at
narau>ira foiej>uw t tie rourKe of oveote, and
g cedteted h eliftial defeat, not only
cpotillcnu State ticket In New fork, but
tor the whole party Id all the State*. On
the ncca.lon when Mr. Conklin* turned hla
alten ; Ion from the practice of the law
to forccaat the future
T<»y
you
d l
to
the
no
the
the
doe.
am
ha.
he
old
I
if
him
hit
I
to
he
lor the
_ - of the
tuat waa to "lie borne down
bidden and abhorrent __,
I» represented a. having very contempt.»
ou« y referred to the rourae of the Admlnla
tration as being absolutely devoid of state*,
man.hlp, and at certain to prove aa de»
.tractive aa It bad been almle.a and puerile
Mr. Conklin«', view, are aald to hava been
given lu the praacne* of a very few Stalwerta
who were not of the Bmytli-Sharpe-Wheeler
1 llijnc, who run the alleged State campaign
...h... u a|J j theyaolmprcaed
no further In
party
by for
'' be
ha bidden
lorcfa,
for lli« H«i>ubllcans, w..** *.,
hi® hearer» that they took
tarest In the canvas®, and discouraged all
thely personal friend® by repeating the dole
ul prediction to them. It wa® not stated
that tho cT'äenktor took upon hlmaelt any
of the blame lor the defeat which he
prophesied or Intimated that Republican
overthrow ws® to ba a legacy of Conk*
llngiam.
"Itoutfti on Cora®.'*
Ahk for Well®' "Rough on Corn®.'* 15
cents. Quick, compléta, pannanent
CJorus, wart®, buuion®.
cure.
W a Daal In Hats, Caps and Knr.
lively.
All our attention, Ume and facilitie® for
busine®® Iran »actions are wholly devoted to
tul® one branch of trade, and we are, there
fore, enabled to oiler unu»uul advantage to
all buyer®. K. If. Kuinford <fc ßro». IIH Mitr
ket htreet.
L*olu.
at
In
he
r/
%
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'8
VEGETABLE COMPOUm).
f** a Po*!fiv# Core
Va» «il thflW Palnfal Complotât® and WnImm
■ ton to onr be«» female fopalatlon.
A Wedldnn fbr Tfoman. Invrntefl by a Woman.
Prepared by a Woman.
Tb® flrmlMl I«Uf*l DWrrj Saratb® Dm ®f RlsUry.
t3Tlt revive® th« (lrooptn® spirit«, (arlfforatm and
liaomnoiE'»« th« orsraate fancTlon«, «lv®® ela®Md»f and
flrnmrm to the step, reator*® the natural lastr® to the
«y»*, and pivot« on the pale check of wennaa tho fktwh
iwe® of life's rprtnjf and early summnr Mme.
rüT"Phy®jclanf Use It and Presorlbe fl Freely
I» removos folntncm, llvtuUnry, destroy® oil envrtn®
for stinmliuit, and relieve® weakness of *he stomacb.
That foolin? of boorfng down, cao-Hng pain, weight
and barkiicho, I® alwa jn permanently cured by Its «se.
F®r the care of Kidney Cemplafnt® wf either sex
this Compound I® Qoa«rpoM«d.
mu r PütKnAÜF«
Jdll crmlicnfe every
mined, and k1*o tone and
ddUL Xorditon
BMMM» PURIFIER
of Humors from th®
fit
Both th® Compound and Blood Purtflcr aro prepared
•t ta and XtS Western Arena*», Lynn, Mass. Price at
either, $L fli t bottle® for $3. Bonn by moi) In th® f
erf pith», or of loc-ojrcs, on rnonlpt of price, $1 per bo*
for elttior. Mrv. Pinkham frwly onswors oU letton of
Infjnirj. Encioee Sut. stamp. Bond for pamphlet.
X
]r -hould h® wit hont LYDIA B. MNR'IAW'I
LIVKU 1 'Ii.IjH. Thcr cur® coustlputlon,
and torpidity of th«lî*nr. 83 cent® per bos.
IFHold by all lhuffgi»t«.1EV
of
ISM®
'*We do hereoy certify that
arr«ngrpj> , ut« for all the Monthly uod ,H«ml
Aoutiat Drawing) of'ITic LouUlanu State Lottery
* otupmiy.
super, l*e
dlu peraop mnnngc and control the
Drawing* iheiUM-lros, and that ill« asm« are con
ducted with honesty, fnlriiemt, and la good fa'tb
toward all parties, and
suthoaUe the co o
this certlHcaie, with fat-slmlr*
attachiMl, In It«advertisement#."
Hlguat
Commlselaaors.
TTNPRECEDRNTRD ATTRACTION!
U OVER HALF X MILLION DISTRIBUTED.
Ixiuisiana State Lottery Co.
Incorporated ln 1WK for 25 ye®rs by the Legisla
ture for Educational and Cnarltaige purposes—
with a capital of 41,000,«©— to which a reserve
fund of |350,ouo has since )>nen added.
overwhelming popular vote Its franchise
was made a part of thu proeentHtalc Constitution
adopted l>eooinln*r 2«l. Â. J>., 1K78.
ITS UK AN D HINULE N UMBER DRAW
IN UM will take place monthly. It
or poatpoues. Look
■y
scales
at tho fallowing dlsfrl
butl
GRAND PROMEN ADE CONCERT
unring which will tâke'TiiiK'C t!ic 15lai UK A \U
MON rllLY mid the K\ll<AORDINARY NKM1
ANNUAL DRAMINU AT NKW OHLEANM,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER Wh, 1H«. Under the
E ursnnal supervision :tnd nianagenient of GEN
UAL O. T. BK AU HKD ARP or La., and
GENERAL JD BAL A. KARL Y of Va.
Capital Prize, $100,000,
*#-yOTICE.-TICKRTB ARE TEN DOLLARS
ONLY. HALVE®, $5, FIFTHS, $2.
TENTHS, II.
LIST OF PRIZKS
I Capital Trlso of Çioo.noo.,
1 Grand Prlac of ßo.ono .
.U rne of 3», I»©..
2 Large Prizes of
4 Large Prize«
20 Prizes of
59 Prize* of
100 Prizes of
200 Prizes of
«00 Prize® of
10,000 Prises of
.flop, 000
.. NY,000
»*,000
.. 10,001»
. 20, ono
2\nno
. 25.000
. 8».onn
. «o.onn
,. at*, non
.. 100,000
I".
of i 000
I
BOO
»
! '
APPROXIMATION PR IKK®
100 Approximation Prises of 1200..
lto •• " ion..
.$ 20.0(0
The
fond.
in I*
n
1.1,370 PiiEes, amounting to.
Application for rnt*'« to clubs should only he
mailt* to the office ofthecompany tn New Orleans.
Vor Infhrmotlon apply to
....$ r )-r2,60U
Th<
«1
M. A. DAUPHIN,
k
Orleans, La.
Or, M. A. DAUPHIN, at
807 Seventh Street, Washington, D. C.
N. B.—Orders addressed to New Orleans wfl
l»ovl6-d, 6*-wA*
receive prompt
Frank James' Surrender.
AGENTS
WANTED;
1
1
10
»
For the Illustrated Lives and
ad ventures of Frank and Jesse
Tame« and the Younger
Brothers, tho noted Western
Outlaws. By Hon. J. A. Dams, Ph. I>. A
and thrilling account of their bold operattoua for
20 vears, in s« many States and Territories, with
graphic description of the death of Jesse, the
render of Frank, and th® preliminaries of hla
trial on a score of Indictment« for Murder and
Htghwav Robbery. Profusely Illustrated with
engravings of the outlaw an hoys aud men.
young w|vo« and Utile children, the Ford hoys
and (mothers engraved from actual photographs.
A BONANZA FOR AGENTS! Send for full
particulars and he convinced that this is the most
salable and profitable book published, or to save
time, send »«. at once for Cauvasslng book and
state your choice of township. Outfit sod Bam pi®
Copy seat prepaid for ®l.50. Address,
S. V. THOMPSON A CO.. PiD"..
N. Wt Owv. »th «»a Broad wsv, New Y er
■
■«1
L6O0
"
r»
hv
P'ost
setsj
(heir
1,900
azortmm.
>1
A.
H
"St
; f
ft
t
y
%
d!
'
ARGUMENT.
IF WE CAS give TOC clothing
equal in evert respect TO cus
tom MAKE at ONE-THIRD LESS COST
AND GUARANTEE A PERFECT FIT
SHOULD WE N.»T BE ENTITLED TO A
SHARE OF TOUR PATRONAGE OR AT
LEAST A CRITICAL EXAMINATION OF
OUR aOODS BEFORE YOU CONCLUDE
A PURCHASE.
FALL AND WINTER
STOCK TET UNBROKEN, NOTWITH
STANDING THE RUSK LATELY MADE
ON OUR LINES.
A. 0. YATES A CO.,
LEDGER BUILDING,
Chsstnut and Sixth sts.
PHILADELPHIA.
Mptiniaa-M
QUR ASSORTMENT
-or •
OVERCOATS
c
VI
\
\
Cannot be beaten, either in
Style, Goods or Price, for Men
Youths' Boys' or Children,
ltock bottom prices and all
clothing guaranteed as repre
sented at
John H. Moore s
228 MARKET ST.
-TIÏE
OLD AND RELIABLE
CLOTHING HOUSE,
Full lines of all kinds of
Goods lor Winter wear. Call
to-day and examine them.
novHfrjanl-128
TTT
50™
POPULAR
MONTHLY DBAW1N« OF TUB
MONTHLY DBAW1N« OF TUB
h'
I
B
I
il
In thr rity of LOÜISTILL®, or
Thursday, November 30th '82.
drawings occnr monthly under provisions
act of the General Assembly of Kentucky.
United States Circuit Court on March 81
rendered the following decision:
First—That the Commonwealth Distribution
Company is legal.
Hrrnnn-Its drawings are fklr.
The C ompany has now on hand a larr« reserr«
fond. Read carefully the list of prizes ef the
Th< Bt
«1
NOVEMBER DRAWING.
f Ml 060
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
10,000
1 Prise
1 Prise....
Prise....
10 Prises, l
» -
■
'each.
M
v
Tm
■«1
L6O0
l * A ppro^^nation
2,760
1,000
M
"
no
160 "
m
r»
1112,400
WHOLE TICK ET*. 02. HALF TICKET», 01.
27 Tickets, $5»; WTlekets, flOO.
Remit Money or Bank Draft In Letter or send
hv Exr«' CM - Don't send by Registered Letter or
P'ost Office Order. Orders ef $5 and upward by
setsj t &• vsasitantrASS
1,900 Prises
ZT
UQVOR rm'jT.rnn.
QRANGK UHOVK
PITRE RYE WHISKY;
—11» FACT—
BT *
By the goLon or bottle.
TUB. 1»
JAMES A. KELLY
1
Uniform In
Absolute! y pu re r ye.
fob and deUoate In flavor.
. .... A anre >n4 .all. tonic.
A reliable stimulant
*. W. OOR. TENTH ANDOBANGB STS.
mv6-Iy-ai
QJ-1
pUSME-LlflUO
u]
JOHN P. DONAHOE,
O -BOTTLER
AND SOLE AGENT OK WILLIAM MASSEY
A CO.'S PHILADELPHIA
jHc, Porter and Brown Stout,
—ALSO—
a Celebrated Bartbolomay RecV.ester Beer.
Jbe brewing» are Ube.|ualled for -urlly and
bbl.tsatly on hand In krj. or
bottled. At Inoral water* la alt
the different, flavor*.
OF
5'7 and 519 ORANGE STREET,
WILMIXtiTON, DKL.
•»"Polite »ml occomui'i'UUiii/driver*. Ordrr*
Ho I® alto conaec
ue.*l With fho ToJophone Exchauge. and hi* slaual
U-my l-l®
W E HOLD IN 8TOKK AND IN U. 8.
BONDED W A R K. 11 o USES pure rye
UUerli? rrWm lUe fulluwln * celebrated dl®
A. Overholt t C/O. , Janunrv 18T9 and June U80.
A. (iuekrnlieliner A Bn»., 5l»v «87®.
u.n'„ < . it ÄM ÜU ^ Co -/ a,h > *«79 and Jane 1880.
Han ills Distilling Co., August 11,79.
Sherwood, NovemlM'.r 1*7® and June 1880
18 "
Thr above
tax paid at
may be
■ ; .*ds will be 8oH either In bond
Hie lowest market rat«*®. MaiapK»
at this «ton . v
NO. 108 MARKET 'sTREKT.
mrV2n
FRANCIS KELLY ft (X).
» Ait xj; irs viJHE,
K.
M
c
DtHeaMe is rfl/'ct, not a cause, Its ortxltWJ®
within ; Its maul fest« uons wtthenf. Uenc® 1 ?«)
cure the alt>ea»e the cause must be removed, am
» other way c«n a cure ever be effected
WAHNEK'S SAKE KIDNK\ AND LIVE.
LURE Is established on m»t tills principle,
real 1res that v *
In
95. Per Cent.
of all dise» sc« ans*- from deranged kidneys and
,,v w r ' •&? ,l at erne at the root of the difll
cnlty. The «Iciiients of which It Is composed act
directly upon these great organs, both as a food
and restorer, and by placing them In a healthy
condition, drive dlseas«- and pain from the system.
» F ?. r , rije tunumerahle troubles caused by hr.
lioaUhy Rldpey. Llyer an® Urinary Organs ; for
the dlsfresHlng IMsoj «tors of W'ouujû \ forValarla,
and for physical uernuiremer-- ^
f rreat reme.fi
notations
oiauu ;
raugeinenls generally, this
y Ims no en uni. He ware oi l in posters,
mations and concoctions a®1<! to bejust asgood^
for WAJiNKB'b'SAKKDlA
BETES CÜHK.'
For Bale by all dealers.
H. H. WARNER A (X),,
ROCH EB TER, S. 1.
ffùnted
ACJEMTSî A(;ë.YTS! /UiEYTSf
For GEN. DODGE'S bran' ntw book, entitled
Thvrty-Thrce
Years Among
OUR WILD INDIANS!
.«w raco rl of t»i, s»»«,, , rku*-Tb~.r _» —- Tl
^^***** M„jmy sv Ak/um With ®a ahl® lo trod ueBaa
By Gen. Sherman.
This
vor» vu .1 now nheerltM* fc, fc,
* na bï ^ O"
GmM,Oen. ^endm, Om. Hancock, and thoruamitoi Em
hienl Mom. Oa*. Grant
Jr* tin* Ufa
it aft* lent book oa
. . . , Bishov Wjlrv (Methodist)
»- nkabroko/tmmcnsnvaltie:- Illsthooak/auth«,,
. _ w Indians wer pabllshed. fully rsvsal
tof * orre * doings, «zplolts, «ta. Il b
(«plst« with »b rilling Mrpsrisnce« ol th« Aothor, and of lo
mMMjh'oata, Trapp«», Cow-boys, Minera, Border Ruffians.
etp -» rirldly poiWaylaf Life In the Great West as It mow k
Wi, 1 h ! " Ml ft»»P«.»»p .nd S.pu.
Ohrarao-LHhopuh Pl.tu i„ 15« lc ,., t^r, olw»vra r S,
others 10 tel. Wo ctnjrtitim. 1 gents average 10 lo SO
o rders ad ay. We want lOOO more «gents at encc. Wc
r / "T'TT;f 0r7/ m,i '* rnaat ,ermt ci, ' rn - Onr largo «Iron*
1st» with full particulars tcnl/m. A «ns Bpochnen rial«
ssnt tn arid a >on for a 8 c? nl stamp. Xddreae the apte pub .
A. D. WORTHINOTON * CO., HaarroBD, Cos*. *
eep25-d6td
>4 . , r I ;
pw
* dr. * a*
BYESI
*•? »,
/ ÆELT*|
BEFORE—AND — AFTER
Electric Appliances are sent on 30 Days 1 Trial.
TO MEN ONLY, YOUNO OR OLD,
W HO are suffering from Ntavoua Dmuutt.
Isvbt Vitality, T.M:k or Neutr Porcs and
Vigor, Wasting Weakkbmmm. and all those diseases
\l N*tvrr resulting fr<
». Spc*vly relief and complete
•tii.N wtiHond Manhood ouauantred.
of a PeMojrv
Ahcres and
Otiirr Capsw
ration of Hrai _ I _
The grandi »t discovery of the Nineteenth Century.
0rnd at once far lllusti ated Pamphlet free. Address
VOLTAIC BELT CD.. HIAIISHAll, MICH.
Ito
TEA ! TEA ! TEA !
Od® Hundred Chests of verr choice
crop
TEAS Just received, among thsm ourjustly famous
50 and 00c. These goods
all chotee brands and
ohop and deserve a trial by all lovers of good
TEAS.
We are also constantly receiving new invoices
Clielco Java, Mocha, Rio,
of COFFEES.
Lagnavra and Maracaibo Coffees. Coffee, 12 , ia
18, V), 22 and
choice Breakfast Coffee
Which Is nneqftalled anywhere. Our Coffees
noasted ander
personal supervision.
Pure Spices a specialty.
CRIPPEISr'S
—TEA 8TORE—
No. 5, E. Second St., WÜ., Del.
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ADDRESS:
BELL & TAYLOR,
NO. 5 oa KING STREET,
upSfilTWi. or
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\
MTßCELLAJrBOTTK.
ATTENTION HOUSEKEEPEÏ
BEDS! BEDS'!
18
l. S. S. "Vandalla," M Rate, Natt Tann, N. V., Uecambcr lilth,
Oommodon, Karl Kafllth, V. 3. X., C'A lefoflhe Iinr.an Kq»lpm*»t and »
WatMngton, D.'C. Stn : Iu obedience to your orders of December 8t!i, I beg l«av« to aid
mit, herewith, the atatemciitato me of I.iect. CoMMattnen Q. V. F. Wilok,B usontfy ■
Ofilcer of thla veaael. In refereaee to the ■'*
PATENT ELASTIC FELT MATTRESSES and PILLOW
Thla.tateraont la made In accordance with the Instruction« received at the t'Mfike
article* were lssueil to this ship for trial, with my approval of the
"THE PB LT MAÎTRESSE»
I?
sarae.
AND PILLOWi
wore placed in the berth» of the ahip on tho 20th day of Marc h lait, and have*«
undergone a trial of aocnotUIoip moro than ei^ht month®.
" The preaent condition of the Mattresaea and Pillow® ®ho
, , , , ,v ® that they retalnUwir èj» SH
iuul elasticity unimpaired. The anrfaee of the Felt remains even and «mooth, witbou:
having formed Into "lumpa v or "knot®" to tho slightest extent. In the tropi*U oil mat
tire Felt wes found to be a remarkably cool and comfortable substance to lie upon. It,
Wa. non-absorbent of moisture, either from the body or damp atmosphere, and iwmatlMtt
tweet and pure, and free fhun the slightest objectionable odor under all couditkm of «t
mospherc. «
"THE MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS
were also found to to free from vermin of all kind., at all times
there was a hair Mattress la
In one rmn when
'U' - , '.he Offlccr occupying It was troubled with Lug vermin,
despite all effort, to prevent the annoyance- but tho Felt In every instance remained prool
against the pests.
" Aa reganU the flotation qualities of the "Felt," I would make tho following report of
the teat, made by roe. A sample or "modal" Mattress, one foot long, ten Inches wide, ami
five inches thick, weighing one and ooe-half pounds Iu the aggregate, was used Th
ticking at one end was cut aw.y to permit the water to make Its wav Iu («tween th« sheet
of the Felt, if possible. A chain shackle, weighing twenty-five pounds, was mate last to :
the model, which was then placed In the water. At the end of twenty fonr couaecutlv,
hour., the upper side ol the model was ,U11 above the surface or the water : upon belnp
taken from Il.e water and examined, the model waa found to weigh four and one-halt '
pounds gross weight, the greater part of which welglt being caused hy the water which I
the ticking had absorbed. Thr water had penetrated the "Fell" only about in e i gh th '
of an Inch. • 7 j8i
" I would r.'CO'irn *n l the
PATENT ELASTIC FELT MATTRESSES and PILLOWS
for the
- of Officers of the Navy. My opinion is that the Felt Is the most cleanly, com- i
fortablc and durable substance for the purposes to which It Is put, «ver tried In the Nsvv
and it is a most efficient Life Preserving material as well. All the officers of the ship È
using the« Mattresses concur with me In this opinion, and I strongly recommend the
of these Mnttreeses and Pillows hy the Bureau. "
use
Very respectfully, Tour obedient servant,
[Signed] Bichard W. Mïade, Commander U. 8. N., CmnmABdtag
Commandant's Office, Navy Yard, N. T., Forwarded Dec. 11th. 187!). Vig
[Slgued] W. W. Qcef.n, Captain Commanding.
United Slalcs Commls.tonrrof Fish and FIsheilcs, Wasrikgton.D.C., Aug. 7 188?
Dear Sir : It gives me pleasure to inform you that at the International Fishery Rrht
hltlon, recently held in Berlin, a Bromed Medal was awarded to you for vour cxhlbWo. ■ '
i'pnf' lV,n8 "1"™'*"' " 8 "' :i n ' f,> for " s ,u P erlorlt 3- over all articles for licla.Bolsters 1
and Pillow«. \ ours re«imctfully, . ^ 5
Spencer I*. Baird, Commissioner of Fit-heritor /J?
--SOLD BY
JAMES
M EG RAT T BN,
Sole Agent lor the above named MATTRESSES, BOLSTFRS
PILLOWS for the State of Del
and
aware.
NO.
41W MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, Del.
.,. r -_ y _ no v3-l m-m w f- Jt2t*-14S
NEW LIGHT HOUSE d)OK !
Mn»! sizes, extra large oven, heavy castings, and a sure baker. The Best Stovft
in the market for wood
dbal.
oi our country trade to this stove.
We call particular attention
The ANCHOR, WELCOME, HOME
OPERA, NEW I.A GRANDE, NEC- '
TAK, IMS, etc.,
PARLOR STOVES'!
/
our Jfftdtag
■ n
will pxr you fro eviulnc tltOMv
K HENRY F. PICKELS,
Nos. 7
9 E. Fourth St.
t atlttttgty
.John; Healey:
NO. 205 MARKET STREET.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
•Sole Agent for State of Delaware lor
WERNER & CO'S
(J h M ht p azgn e W i it e,
TRICE LIST.
Per Cose 12 Qts.
<lo 2+ Pt».
87.00
88.00
DISCOUNT IN QUANTITIES.
8 Case®
10 Case®
35 Case®
5 per cent.
- 10 per cent.
18 per cent.
IMPORTED
BELFAST GINGER ALE. BASS ALE. BROWN STOUT.
IMPORTED AND KEY WEST CIGARS.
Pure Rye Old Star Whisky,
Diamond O Whisky.
-E
REMOVAL !
From S. W. Cor. to X. E. Cor. Fifth and King Sts.
where h .: have o »f.ned a new
Steam Marble and Granite Works.
Our TVairroora Coniain® the Largest and Choiecrt Srlection of
MONUMENTS, STATUARY, TOMBS, MANTELS, BTC.,
V.
Ever offered in Delaware, made expressly for onr new wareroom from
tLe newest designs and at the lowest prices.
. v
_
DAVIDSON & BKO.
_5 __ __ ___ M*4str
CHEAP JOHN AGAIÎTi
It will pay parties purchasing TIN or CROCKERY, «f
any description, to give him a call and prove to your own
satisfaction that lie sells from 20 to 50 per cent, loss than
any house in town. Sales in the evening.
cd
416 MARKET STREET.

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