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In order that the employee of the Gazette
may have an opportunity of observing
Thankagivlnst Day, no paper will be leaned
from this office, to-morrow. Tho Dela
ware Gazette (weekly) wUl bo leaned thie
evening.
Precaatlwn Again it Diaesss.
Diphtheria ie raging in Philadelphia, and
ao terrible have been Its ravagea that the
Board of flealth hae felt impelled to adopt
the most btringeut meaauree for the preven
tion of its further apread, and hae iaeued a
eerie« ef resrulatione for general obeervance,
which we publish in to-day'a Gazette.
The disease has not yet made its appear
ance in Wilmington, and we earnestly hope
It will not come amoug us, but its proximi y
ahould impress our people with the neces
sity of using every known preevutfon against
Its insidious approach. In an epidemic form,
as it now afilicu Philadelphia, It is more ter
rible than small-pox and more destructive
lu its results. It strikes at the children of
the household with a relentless hand, and
frequently remains iu families until the last
victim met umbs to its fatal graap.
We Lave no desire to ueedleealy alarm the
csimmunity, but deem it
proper to put the people ou their guard. A
little prevention ia worth any amount of
aud it will be vastly belter to avoid
tbe pestilence altogether than to
most repressive and intelligent measures
after it has made its appearance here. Let
people exercise due caie aud caution and
all will be well.
more than
tbe
The statement that "fifty million gal
lons of waste water find their way into the
"Brandywine daily after passing into tbe
"receiving tank" at the city mills, must be
received with a liberal grain of allowance,
sa it is entirely unwarranted by the actual
facts of the case. The average flow ol the
couth lung »ace is but eevenleeu million
gaJ.ma per day, of w hich the city is eutitled
to but one hall, and with a daily consump
tion of live million gallons it will
be seen that an Increased supply is as mu» h
a quaintly iu the present waur problem
additional pumping machinery. If the
"Ally rnilllou galloua" really existed the
city would be in an excellent condition, as
the erection of additional machinery could
be accomplished with but little trouble and
no exorbitant cost ; but tho shortness of tbe
supply is a fact that cannot be evaded aud
will have to be met before another
year rolls around. The city
either
below
consideiatiun
of the city authorities. The city water de
partaient ha» been patched and repatched
must
purchase all the water right«
the third dam or change the
•ourca of supply, and a move in either ol
these direction» must be made very soon, in
addidion to the introduction of increased
pumping facilities. The consumption of
water has increaeed enormously of late
year*, and the accommodation of this en
larged demand is a problem that re
quires the most serious
for the pA»r twweuty üfe years, uutil tbe
time has come
hen a radical move mu»t
be marie to iucieæe its capacity sufficiently
♦o meet prevent demands and leave a liberal
margin lor luture eucroacbmcnts.
the Young Men's Republican Club
are eugroased iu the excitement of an aj>
pr jacning annual election, they should not
forget that they are rebting uuder a serious
charge, made by a member of their party
la their party organ, which they should
promptly clear theuiaclves of, as silence will
margin luture eucroacbmcnts.
While tue members ofthat eminently
respectable, if not Immaculate, organization
known
be a tacit adaiLsion of guilt. The charge
made by this fellow Republican 1« that eer
uieiubera of the ciub were heard, before
the election, coolly dittcusaiug the very plans
of fraud that were alterward» feOsueeebhfuJly
employed by the party managers. The
young gentlemen who compose the club
cannot allord to rest under »uch a charge if
it is untrue, and they should lose no time in
setting themselves straight be lore the com
munity.
;..
While not for an instant attemptlnx to
deft lid the me'hod» employed, decent
human naturecauuot refrain from secretly
chuckling at the difficulty Chalmers, Kel
L'ragi and u lew other Öoutheru statesmen
«d tlie Muhune stripe are experiencing in
procuring their certificates of election to
Congrces. No doubt they are honestly
elected and will secure their seats, but one
cauuot help laughing to see them squlim at
the identical doses they so heartlessly pre
lu the past.
Another fall of snow greeted the eyes
this morning, and pioved a gentle remiuder
of the uupU-asaut fact that winter Is upon
ns. From ail indications the present winter
is likely to be one of unusual severity, but
pojr humanity will have to "grin and bear
• it," and wait patiently for the bright
spriug days again.
Although New Jersey elected four
Republican to three Democratic Uongrees
or two unfit nomina
tions by the Democrats, she shows up with
u majority of over 2,000 on the geaerai
Congressional vote. J erscy will be found
fp her usual place in the Presidential con
test of 1884.
MM ibe l furotne
neu, by rei
ot
The Garfield claims, for attentions of
difiereot kinds to tho late President during
Li* melancholy illuet-s contioae to come in,
a.id if the Board of Audit does not fix a
rigid limit of admission there is uo telling
when the last county will be beard from.
Tze sad story of tbe wreck of the
uteamer Wear mouth, and the loss of four
teen men out of a crew of nineteen Is
>at«d in our news on!tunas to-day.
T»* miiMimo «u.m««T «u very
attractive tbit morning and ont could not
help reflecting, while pawing before the
well-etored wagon*, how fortunate Wilming-
ton people are in hirlog eucflt a good, fre*h
market at tbelr (ery door*.
- - -
A OEM numui IWMIflO.
rtr *a
An A (Trap Ovwr Carda That »
anttet! In Mar<U»ra
The Centrevllfe Md.O&serrer,yeet*rdsv,»sy8
that on Saturday W. B. Dulta, a Talbot
farmer and Hiram Goodhaod of Rent Island
met at the Arlington Hotel, and a game of
carde was tm post'd, end they
play!.*. Shortly afterwards
accused Dulta ol dealing the cards with the
faces towards him, and in a few minutes
afterwards Mr. DuMn accused Mr.Goodhaud
of dealing himself too many cards.
These accusations seemed to engender bad
bio-Ml, and Nome ugly words passed between
them, resulting In a final suspension of play
and a retirement from the card room. They
separated, Dulin going to the front door of
the hotel, and Goodhaud to the card roam,
where he sat a while, and then going to the
door where Dulln was standing the qnarrel
was lenewed, when Goodband made a lunge
at Dulin and stuck him in the neck with
his knife.
Great excitement at once prevailed, and
Dra. Uoardley and Earle were summoned.
These gentleraen era mined the wouud mud
dressed it. They found It to be a punc
tmed wound, the kniJe having been pushed
in and thou apparently drawn out without
making a swipe. The wound wa* about
three quarters of an inch long and extended
to the wind-pipe. The knife paased within
a sixteenth of an inch of the caroUd artery,
aud evidently touched that artery, but did
not sever it. Had it been severed, death
would have snsued in a few miuutce.
The wound dressed, Dultn walked
unaided to Esquire Goldsborough'a office,
where a hearing of the case was had, and
Mr. Goodband held to bail in the sum of
1 1,000 for bis appearance at the May term
of court.
commenced
Goodhaud
THE LARGEST RETAIL STOCK OF DRY
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DKLAWARK COLLEGE ALUMNI.
to
if
Meeting of the ICsecutlve Comoslttew In
ritlindelphin.
To tub Editor of the Gazettk : The
Executive Committee of the Philadelphia
Alumni Aasociatiou of Delaware Collect
met last evening at the residence of C. P.
Hayes, Emj., Nrt. 149 North Fifteenth street,
Philadelphia. Those present were Lafayette
Baker, Eaq , President: William li. Purntll,
Jr., secretary; P. D. K-yaer, M. D , Rev.
Mr. Duhamtnel, Manlove Hayes, Esq., of
Dover, C. P. Hayes, Esq., of Philadelphia
ami E. B. Frazer of Wilmington, Delaware,
dome matter* relating to the coming ban
quet to be held at tbe Colonnade Hotel, Fif
teenth and Chestnut streets, on December
4, at 8 o'clock, p. m., were discussed. The
Committee on By-laws submiltid a report,
which will be presented to the association
for adoption c n the evening of the 4th of
December, at which time new officers will
be elected for'the year 188 J.
It was very gratifying indeed to your cor
respondent to listen to these distinguished
gen tie ment present at this meeting discuss
ing the worth and ability of Charlet C.
Atockley, Governor-elect of Delaware, and
also of iln tr praise of the memt*re-elect of
our next Legislature. Those Philade phla
gentlemen have a deep luterest iu Delaware
College, being old students thereof and arc
anxious that some measures may be sub
mitted to our Legislature that will enable
the Trustees of Delaware College to make
it syeb an institution of learning
people of this state w ill be proud of and such
• rapidly lucreasing population dc
Dkl awake.
the
uiand.
Wilmington, Del., Nov.
Don't Die In the House.
"Rough on Rats." Clears out rats,mice,
, ante, moles, ch1j>
roaches, bed bugs, Hi
muuks, gophers. 15 cents.
A It«llKlo(i«i Nowapaper.
We desirt to call the attention of our
der* to one of the largest, ablest, aud
most jHipular religious newspapers published
the best writers in this
country and Europe, regardless of expense ;
has the b*-sl aud fullest book revtuws of any
paper in the country ; has able articles upon
Unauclul and commercial subjects ; has de
partments edited by t-pec ia lists and devotod
to fine arts, music, »deuce, religious Intelli
gence, missions, school and college, news of
k, hymu notes, the Sunday School,
j legal nud sanitary questions, biblical
j researcher (something that cannot be fourni
j in an other newspaper in the United
1 States), farm and garden, insurance,
weekly market, reports, etc., iu fact, a news
paper which, with it« tweuty-two dirtiuct
departments, Is suited to the requirements
of every family, containing a fund of in
formation which cannot be had iu any other
shape, and havlug a wide circulation all
over the country and in Europe. Wo refer
to The Inikpendent , of New York, now
called "the largest, the ablest, the best."
!jee advertisement iu another eolumn, and
send a postal curd lor free specimen copy,
that
the
We Deal iu Ilata, Caps and Fur» exclu
sively.
All our attention, time and facilitiee for
bust new« transactions are wholly devoted to
tbi» one branch ol trade, and wo arc, there
fore, enabled to offer unuoual ad"intage to
all buyers. £. H. Ruiuford «St Br« WM Mar
ket street.
Men
oung or old suffering fr«Mn nervous or
pbytdual defiility or impotence should send
to I'ivf. Maretou, lWb Fulton street, New
York, for a complete treatise c
hood. 8e»t under cover, free.
lost man
tts,W
Some Time In the Future.
t Philadelphia I'resn.j
A steamer i» to be run froui tbe terminus
of the Peninsula Railroad, a*, Cherrystone,
Northampton county, Va.
the Ncrloik and Wcbteru at Norfolk. The
: for passengers and
for truck from Norfolk to this city.
*ct with
mute will be a short
•«•Mon condemn In others what they practice
th-'inHclv**«.'* • Those who practice tne us«* of
Kidney- a ort never coude
but commend it to
punsia, constipât »
suiting from a'disordered state of kidneys, liv
or bowels.
by others,
all affected with plies, dys
1 all other diseases re
itd
A »hurt 1 Hl« Well Told.
Mr. Gwynn Harris, Health Officer and In*
«»f «Marine 1'roduutc, living in South
Washington, drew $i&.0 .o for one dollar spent
i.i The Louisiana State IiOtlory yesterday
tho lucky number wan 3b,H,6-Wushingiou.
D. C. S'nr. Oct. lltli. Tho next drawing will
.ir December i. th Full particular* e^n Lo
ad ol Al. A, Dauphin, New OrloauB.
HIM e
Voice of the People.
R V. Pierce M D , Buffalo. N Y : I had a
serious disease • f Hie lungs, and whs f ra timo
confined to tny bod and under tho care of a phy.
elcian HW p e^onptions did not help
grow w r§o. coughing nevcrel
taking your "Golden Medico
It cured me. Yours rcspectfhlly,
JUDITH BURNETT, liill
I
need
and
y. l comm :
I Discovery,"
»dale, Mich.
FOR TKE PERMANENT CURE OF
1 CONS TIPAT ION.
-j No oüier dlaeaao is so prevalent In tb<a 00 un
^ try aa Constipation, and no remedy hae over
equalled tho celebrated Kidney-Wort aa a
cure. Whatever tho oauae, however obstinate
case, this remedy will overcome It.
THIS distressing
vi r IbEOi plaint is vm^api tobe
pjoompllcatod with constipation. Kidney -W ort
4 «|staFengthens the weakened parts and quickly
BJcuroe all kinds ol Pile« even when physician»
•{and medlotnaa have before failocL
£
of
in,
a
the
I
tho
42- tyif you have either of three troublae
use r
<
ii'Æ-um
KIDNEY-WORT
FOBS WAMAMAKFWH.
JOJIAI
John Wanamaker's.
Wednesday, Not. 29.
This store will be closed all
day to-morrow ; Thanksgiving.
A pleasant piece of office
furniture, and for that matter,
of furniture for the library at
home, of a business man, at
least of a man who is accus
tomed to let his thinking run
beyond the bounds of his
going, is a globe ; a map globe;
a globe map. It may cost $75,
or it may cost almost any sum
less, down to even $1.50. A
$1.50 globe is a very good
paper-weight; and very appro
priate, too.
The old-style merchant,whose
ships were upon distant seas,
kept up a certain imaginary
communication with the other
sides of the world by keeping
a globe as a familiar object.
Hav'n't more of us a like
need 1 How ignoraut we are
of regions we have never haj)
pened to be in, unless we have
had a map in sight !
The best populat globes ex
tant are made by A. II. An
drews & Co. The makers' re.
tail prices are $2 to $100. Our
prices are three-quarters, $1.50
to $75; that is, we have profit
enough in three-quarters.
We should not be surprised
if many of these beautiful
and accurate globes were
among the most significant of
gifts, this Christmas.
Baaemcul H 11.
The new lace called Pompa
dour is Oriental with raised
work or almost hangings pro
jecting lrom it. We do not
know whether it has made its
appearance elsewhere in this
country or not. We found it
abroad last summer, secured a
little and have kept the secret
so far.
We imagine there may be
some elsewhere ; or else, there
is some account of it in the
fashion papers ; for ladies are
asking for it. Ours has come
in good time.
Some peculiar and pretty
fanciful tidies have come.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Second circle, houthwcrl from e
There are big dollars'-worths'
in silks now, if you happen to
want just those particular silks
that have tumbled. As to silk
in general, there's no tumbling.
Don't misunderstand us. You
know that when we offer any
thing for sale, we want all the
acceptable sorts of it. So,
when the sorts begin to be few,
you are welcome to those few
at any price, almost.
Now, if you can use velvet
stripes, is
Half-price will
Very heavy black
rhadame at two-thirds, $1.
Slack silk damasses, 85 cents.
Remnants of $1 colored silks,
75 cents. Remnants of colored
75-cent silks, 50 cents. Em
broidered black silks, half
price. And we might go on
with a long list. l onsider it
as probably including your
want.
and gros-d' Ecosse
your time,
take them.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Next-outer clrrle south entrance to main
bulldlr"
Tlm,t linen sheeting is being
sold for shoe-linings,
can see what that means.
Now, if it is strong enough
and cheap enough for shoe
linings, what must it be for
sheeting, to one who values
goodness and not whiteness (
75 cents a yard. 95-inch; $1.25
for 75 cents, if you don't count
the brown.
Diaper linen, below the
usual by 25 cents a piece of
ten yards.
You
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Outer clrcla, southwest from center.
Marseilles quilts from Man
chester, England ; patterns
altogether new ; considered
excellent.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
South from City Hall Bquare entrance
JOHN WANAMAKER.
FIMAS VI Ai i.
ePHE ARTIZAN8 SAVING BANK.
KO. 80S MARKET STREET,
iKCOHPOItaTKO JAITABT MfM*
Open m» receive deposit« firo» » ». «• MgJjP* *•
and on TvMKtaf and Hatunlay evening*
to s o'elo* ».
BF.Ml-AN RUAI. IUVMIKKU,
Reeolnrly mrole In April »nrt . Irtobor. When
.Ihrldcn.l« »r. WM withdrawn they »r» *eeo«nle<l
Mdopoelt«. Thn» perroaor.il d» poMtsoomponttfl
Ibeir InleroM twice lu a».'* 1 1* 1 -
MASai.il«.
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U org- W. Bush,
G *«>rjM ». Oi|HiiHL
81. 1*. l.lehtfl-WNtfl-ia,
Mwa -d Darlington,
Job I . Jackson,
H. Swift,
t leinen t B. Smyth,
Chane» tV. tlawlaiid,
Nat h aii lei It. Henson,
Henry
F. Dura,
, I Willi (
Anthony Higgit
GEORGE W. Itt »II, I'resident.
Hu CAPKLLI .Vice l'iwldMÎI,
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NATIONAL BANK
piRST
OK WILMINGTON.
RsreeiTOBT or th* Pcblic Uovmr
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FINANCIAL AGENT»
—or—
TH* UNITED «TATE»
Edwamp Brrr», President,
Mao. D AJUftTBONO, Cashier.
PAID CT CAPITAL, «KO. 000.
tk a
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and
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i$.K)a. m.
itfRF.<T<iK4;
John H. Adaroa,
Jaiues 0. Mel'otnb,
WlUlam Tatnall*
, , Ell Garrett.
Samuel Bancroft, Jr.
Edward Belts,
Clement B. Smyth,
Seem W. Bush,
Daniel James
ni-iy
R. R ROBINSON & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Fourth and Market Streets.
ron Salk:
2.100 Delaware City 4* per cent, bonds.
d bonds
commission.
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SEALING WAX FOR FRUIT JAR»
—AND—
SOLUABLE BLUE FOR THE LAUNDRY
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Nos. 6 and 8 E. Third 8t.
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Philadelphia »nd i n Wren «dial* statlone-4. K)a. m.
11.00 m. ».80. ?.». ».«. p. ».
Philadelphia and New York -108, l*a. ». $.17,
$.88, 7.48 p. in.
Baltimore aud Washington-!.«, «.U, Ml M7,
a. m. 11.84 p. m.
Baltimore—1.0$ a. a.
/or furthar Information passenger* art to
Farred to the time tables ported at the depot.
dSPTraJn* marked tfc»$t<•> are
upon wbiofe extra fere is chaffed.
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OCT. aDTH, THE STEAMER
SAMUEL M. FELTON
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will leave French street wharr at 7.00 a. n., If uoa
at7.$0a. m. and Chester at 8.10 a. m. aod re
lu ruing leave« I'tilUdrlphia at 2.1b p, m.
Fare fron Wilmington, 18 penis; ««curslon
tickets 28 cents. From Ifook er (Thenter. 10 oenu:
excur.loii tickets. 14 cents. Ticket* will t>« (m 4<J
•turn by Ui«P.,W.A B.K.It.
_Iv, toVUiester, 3$
cents: I. lu wood (Hook), 40 ceuts; WUniinfWn,
the bust
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60 (Hi
pOR NKW YORK.
Electric line ot Steamers
Balls from King street wharf; Wilmington,
TUESDAYS.
TliUKBDAYB
and SATURDAY»,
'cluck, p. »., and and from Pier 14,
Ka«î River, New York.
MONDAY*,
at 2 o'
WEDNEHDAY8,
and FRIDAYS,
at 4 o'clock, p. in. Freight carried as low
a« by any other line. For rate«
apply to
ARIEL ABBOT. 68 Honth street. New York
R. ANDREW». Wilmington,Del. S-71-tf-SO
^NCHOR LINE.
UNITED STATED MAIL BTEAMEU»
Ball Weekly to and from
NEW YORK and GLAHUOW* Via LONDON
DERRY,
Cabin Paaeagts «*) to «so. Returns «110 to fl$C
Second Cabin, «40. Return Tick eta, «7$.
Cabin passengers booked at low rates
Paasenger accommodations are unexcelled. A1
Main lh*ck. Pasaeugers b<K»k««
from Germany, Italy
Staterooms
at low«**t rat«« to
Norway, Bwcden, Denmark, Ac.
For books of "Tours In Bcotland, "rates, plan»
A«., apply to HENDKKSON BR4>TH EK», Ne*
York, orHAMUELF. BKTTB, Adams Express,
Wilmington
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ALL SIZEvS OF COAL !
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All coal well screened an pot In cellars.
B. F TOWNSEND,
OFFICE A YARD, FOOT OF FOURTH BT.
A*T**h-pbonlc communication with all parts
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Crushed for Family um.
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French Peas. French Mushroous,
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Bananas
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Sixth and Market Streets.
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DB. E. C. WEST'S NTCRVR AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, a specific for Hysteria, Dizziness,
Convulsions, Nervous Headache, Mental Depres
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and death. One box will cure recent eases, haeli
box contains o'*-» *«<»■"''« f^retment. One dollar
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receipt of price. W« guarantee six boxes to
e any ease. wt«a «.«rh order reeetoed by us
for six boxe«, acctmipauieo with $&, we will send
the purchatMT a written guarantee to return ilie
money If the treatment do«* not eirevt a cure.
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Druggist, corner Becond and Market streets, w 11
mlngton. ftelaware. oh
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