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MPfirasBUu
jPIDEBII®
(horllU**
_ gutes
, „r rulUMlalphl* Alarmed
tlieetek Boom.
, ,ir
„„„ ih« Board ot He»lth Id
11 thr a ! x [ l ,"unity II *" rtpOtUA tb»l
ouJi-lr" 1 ' > ....„r ttiere bud lx»o In lh»l
*n ! l * |,J *' J U | uud 7.W duatba from
«I ' '-f l 'Vi!»i active and »trluKi'Ut me«
I*' i to cuuibat the ecourfr,
l .*! lu.irurllou., which .re
- r'il.t.lritU"" hy the Cliuou« or
« d / 01 u ,. r ». l . riM-uLotl :
111 »'»-"'"' , . young pereon hu •
. La odor to iu> hrreih, uud
.Hin»*.' . |ia> , yt . ri it thuuld Iid
, a i<-<l .ml kept «eluded
. H i.uue except u«e«ery et
11)1 n il U w «eeruiued whether or
I*"*' n itiiliet iB, or some other com
11MU , .gne Every peraou known to
'.'liu üiiibibenn .Mould be promptly
' >ulated from the public,
w ho are actually uece»
ll
«61
Ü '
I M
V*
[Trirtumly
s* ia-| Mill« WUV«MW mn- .ww*v
•'•'^'i'.A.vrcharKfo; prTl.ltlb.pDUuut,
hould lie rriirtciDd tu
Willi other individual ..
* dialog in » bun« "b«u Utero U
ÜÜ ÎJiÂ
•tteiid
jlioUiil h» v «
vIpIUIIS «
UK*® 0
juuinuunw
d*e ol
When a caae of diphtheria
the same precaution» In
jKfw leniiUtloo, tll.po«! mod dla
at body Umh,
7,„ I isolation during oooTalmoenc.
«I th« corp« .bould death
uwur) ought to b. enforceu
iiieiwlv he.it noommandrd In
" , .'„.11 vox. U I. particularly lm
, I .1 M-iauua wiitsso throat» arc
7, aireliotu Miiy cau« ahould .Told
JH " , ,„ U |, to the couUglou of dlpb
uudivu uuder lu yt.w ol ag. are
danger of taking the
take It of dylug
juucli greater
uiiii alter they
: it. Umii U.C Rrowu persona.
' „ot exempt, and mild case» lu
miau whole »erieaol laUl attacha
Numerous lnstaucea are
but
jin »re
D.*>
on cullüreu.
7 t il «lin. the euniagluii of dlphlben.
irulin'1 I" virulence for week* or
,11 m crtopooU, heap, of ilccayluu Tfi({
jTmaiU'r, 'Jjuip walla, «U:., and boeli
»llui loii)( diet, ncea In clotlilnir, iu
L |„ naktc pipes Irom stationary wash
In other conduit«. Huuce all
tiuiik aud other carrier« of flltn
a ,h keuillated and dl.lufechsd,
tf couuet
Jluareu particularly should not be aJ
,d to i rt utiH* the «Ir of any waUir closet,
hewer iuto which discharge»
k with diphtheria have
1 Mjlil'llbi
nur 10 Urluk «»1er or milk which
fait cipwrtl to fcUch »lr. Bew.ro of
»pu Max « tore throat; <lo not
1 » U • pir.im or take hi. or her hreatb;
the ume cup, blow the
HflO
•ot drink li
•e w ht«- lit*, uor put his pencil or peu Into
ir mouth. Do not wear nor handle
thing w lilcb has been w orn by a person
couvaieaccnce irom
:knt
fiu;
Ibf patient thuuld !>e kept in an upper
mb ui llie house, the lurlheat removed
ik,. rest of trio lamily. The room
deured of all curtaius, carpet#
Iriiami all unnecessary turnllura;
icotiilaii*ly well veut! luted by mcaus ol
.1 tires If ueceaaary. Muln
umi keep a basin charged
jbtlttiili
1 st, chloride or carbolate oi lime for the
got lue paiicnL in expectorating. Cloth
Mt k |K.*r«oii should be changed aa
ct'iiiul- A tub containing water
gnated with carbolic acid In the pro
ea to the gallon of
nbouhi always stand in tho room for
region ol bed ami body llucn. In
lot the |H*eket haudkcrcblela small
1 of rag stioiiUl be employod, and each
Tlie
•11
fluni
tkiu i-f I«
Itrt buiiictl aller iMdng u»«*d.
udtoftit uuriic tdiould bo washed in a
irttttlc »rid or (irrmauganate of potassa
llilka«Iter Uiiug soiled by contact with
hpitktt. Décharges should bo received
!* containing some disinfectant,
ni with a strong solution ot
boiic »it»*, and uspeuded outside tho
»oüMroom
»h®:t mm
across tho puaeageway
Mhdtof., is wessary to complete tho
uliiiog oltlir patient. All article» which
attqvhi should bo destroyed by fire.
htfaEiih riTov r or die tho room they
•aid be thoroughly cleaned
.• washing with chloraline
nip, the pa[>er on the wails
■utej,ami shen fumigate the rooms by
hfugsulphur in
■«liât«] lor hcvoral hours.
dWLltttt'«
cartel!'.' ui ',,1
iron dish, keeping
Skiuny Men.
''Wc!:-' n* .ilth Rcnewer" rratoroa hralth
nji.mr, I'lirv-^ LK-pcpwia, Impotence,
CAKLIm.i. on tub tariff.
J*
«f lit» Views oa Given by m
Paper.
[L' cUviMt . Ky„ Evening Post. ]
AYCsri s. iK not in favor of too rapid
, , "1 ■ rviiiicilou of the tariff. He Is
,Brr t Mt a destroyer. He is a practl
" iutcf.ru,
llo
. iu»t a viaionary political
J*, r: '" nf Hi« feet that Mr. Carll.le I. tlie
Rf^mii'• nt candidate in tlie West for
J»Er. !,i* d- < laratiou» on this imponant
. '»!.l p!..\n interesting. The Derno
« 'v a kTrat opportunity. The victory
r w. it ouch ot great aigniflcance, ia
" ph :. r uiitury skirmish which taken
rf '^ cU . y of the natloual battle to
V; ' •*' M. It la Quatrc-Braa, not
^ ( iJcf4 - no ,,atlonMl policy.
fen. 1 Tlit* U *
K v.:
will not bo felt by the
will remain for two
Senate
•1« r the control of a Repubîi
-ü tlie White IIou»>o still oc
■J H» publican Prealdent. There»
0 »weeping a revolution with
fclinî 1 rr,( ' u,,b ln a practical *ct)6e.
mi,c ' u ' ' party lias an overwhelming
in the
country ; but until it
'■'■ tr "l of both tho leulblatlvv und
tl»' Uov. rnmrut It I«
ihr». 0< '" , '" v '' 1,8 policy—It bold, but
" *'« Ciiiro.
Democrats will appreciate
^ ' u ik* and delicacies of their poai
hwi ti l ° ,e ^P®* 1 Mr - GarlUle also ap
11,0 i'*>|K)iiblbllltiea placed upon
recoyuized leaders. II he
lr;,,..'., '■Dind squarely upon the
ijj. , 'tariff should be reformed
•liartvt 1 1 *1 tl,at ,l *** impoaalble for
Id hr,; tlie country at once irom
a' r ■' ,Vl ' duti»*s to "a tariff for revenue
'*■ to attempt it; if he will
of Bai- ' "»"''l an ^ phUoaophi® utter
>oii»u. ni1 ' 1 lut "P°lili< al changes, like
nil an ) Ur * > ' ^ ^ fn'cefleial, ahould be
«hfitüi' 1 !. ' VV l vio, «nt*" he will confer a
l»nn 1( .! 1!s P*»rty und his country, aud
uro 1 "' * JU , rt ' lm the only course which
lj,s ,; l"tlou as Speaker of the
aii.lifh
«Mm „
V
min
!>«v
fe mt ,! av " ri ' ( ? tt Judicious tariff. Jack
Mtatatir".V^i a,lu are filled with
'IT' " l,y ellould party
S *U hi t ' Kr,la P R the inohtcritical''period
K«ui M , ( n > "' adl,pt w lW and rudieal
Plea.iV... « 'iUCHtion 80 vital to the
ti^ *''Ua
tOllli
inilv î ,". ,{ : h l )r0ft Pcrotta. Peoplo are
1 r»n,|, l0 . » national policy
ai '»ui it, n< i 1 ^** r ® never waa a
r«wh PU h ' slal, 'üient than that ofJeffcr
feslmwi, ! °s lurc ' J that "nU experience
fedt-r « î,,. at lu , ai, kind are more disposed
ÿUhfniM ir. 1 '* 1 3 are Kuff «bable, than to
feh Uicv H hy a,, °li*»hing the forme to
rfe wû„ "' ^"tomed." This is almost
N y "i Us v . 1 ' * a ^ e °t political parlies is
Jfetdoi, tlli . |' n l,,c for «i of irovermnent is
feiihat tiii.? U0 ', ^'OMwraU should not
fe'i lorv nu'v Q w,l ° won for us the
î? 1 Ul ^ay knew they were
{felt spur, on , a national issue in Ita
VitiotifH ' a f ,u * , t,,at the verdict given
* "•itti'ii î». ywe rnmop t wholly
- 1 Prot,. , A 0 the ntlier. Tlie result was
m nrti r ... i a decision. It was
S Ui »Hon!r,'. not a arttlemeut of all
tw \ersy u pou tho merits of the
IS
kiiow t fl j^ tlD K dements of tho party
fc!»«om 8 M° rTI,lo " l ' I,c «<»* t
5'piileP| &i b,,, ï" < onJIUona, "Well»'
''«MtiU. 6 •"«-blliou. cathartlo. 10
b
c *bari R * an *>»
Nm?' U* c« n c . onsl4Dt *oog and cures
,tOT *
TBM WAT Or THE TRANK* RKIMOB.
Aa Invalid Carried lo Coart and Plead
tNB Otllfy to Fourteen Indictment«.
Washington, Not. 28.—A
carred to the Criminal Court this inornioK
which I« probably without a precodeut and
1U recurrence 1« not llkolv. Yeaienlay
sun-lira of Benjamin F. Wjp/low were
fee ted to bave h I in In couit this morning
under penalty of having hi« bond forfeited.
At 10 o'clock a carriage drove up to the
Court Hour«* and three penKdiM alighted.
Two of them, Deputy Martha! Jo«lah Henry
and Mr. C. W. Taylor,reached into the hack
and llfling out Mr. Bigelow carried him
lu their arm« Into the court room, where
he waa placed on a lounge and covered
with blauketa. With him were the male
roembera of hta family, hit attorney and
physician He wo» quite paie and weak and
•eeraed entirely prostrated. He lay
lounge with hi* eye® dosed, taking
of what transpired about him. There ore '
13 indictment« against him, and It being
aettled that the offense wu a mladcinc
aud not a felony, the court decided that it
would be sufficient to Inform the defendant
of the nature of the chargea without
compelling him to llateu to the reading
of each Indictment. The defendant, not
being able to stand or alt upright, the clerk
of tba court went to where he lie. made
known to him tba charge In each indictment
and received his plea of not guilty. He was
then carried out of court by bis friend», aud
replaced 1n the hack. Here they were con
fronted by a detective with a warrant for
Bigelow ou the additional charge thtt In
September last be embezzled $1,000 of the
fund» of the National Bank of the Re
public. He was taken to the police
court Into the Judge'» private room where
ho waived a hearing and gave bail to await
the action of the grand Jury. Ouce more
the atek mau waa put In the carriage and
tbit time permitted to return home. Hla
physician entertain« grave fears »hut the
compulsory attendance of Bigelow m court
thl« morning in L1« present condition and
In auch Inclement weather, If it doe» not
cause hta death, has placed hi» life In great
aecne oc
tl Q
di
A
the
m
In
W«
*9" IRam ond Dyes are so perfect and beau
tiful that It I« a piesiure to use them. Kqusily
good for dark or light color®, lo cent®.
Ploreo'® "I'leaeaut Purgative Pellets" are per
fect preventative« of constipatlou. Inclosed In
glass Lotties, always fresh. By All druggists, w,®
j^DAMS AND BBOTHKK,
No. 504 Market Street,
—CHEAP—
Cash Variety Store.
TOYS, DOLLS & MASKS,
DUT GOODK. 1
Hob II
EHY,
NOTION»,
LAD1K«' A GENT»'
UNDERWEAR,
BOOTS. SHOES & RUBBERS
CROOK K It Y , TIN.
G LAHM WAKE,
HAG. HEMP,
INGKAIN AND
RTAIR (JAKPKT.
BTAIR RODS,
CURTAIN».
Largest and <*he»pe«t line of Lamp®. Lanterns,
Vase» Id eodtam variety. Table and Poeket Cut
lery, Eiarrss Wagous, Velrndpedva-Toyttofail de
srriptloQ», twills, |>«.l(-Heads, Dnli-Hodte*, Dull
Cf«rrUg<H». Tn« largot, cheapest and lK*»t lino of
BABY CARRIAGES in the Bute.
■—»OLE AQEJ*U *014—
HARPER'S BAZAR PATTERNS.
It will pay you 1 « rail and examine ou
of roods and price« before pu rdiaslnr.
TABLE, 8TAIR and FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
4-LS-lt-li-dJI •
r variety
4
WOMAN CAN Vf HEA1TH OF W
SYMPATHIZE WlTHSl '* THE HOPE
HE RACE
WOMAN.
be. '
it
I
00
f VPIA E. PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
A Bov© Care fbr all FKJfALE WEAK.»
NI-'SNEH, Incladlug Lencorrhma, Ir
regular end Palnfnl IHeiiBtrnallon,
Inflammation and Flceratlon of
tho Womb, Flooding, PRO
LAPBCS UTERI* d o.
y^TPleasant tothota'-'tc, exUrsclons and Immédiat#
Ir Us effect. It la a great help In p*vgnancr. and ro
Bovos pain daring labor and at rrgnlar perioda
nrrsicum tar rr a%d rsiMT'W rr fheclt.
trYon axx W*4V»T»sra of tbogenorattvo ergans
no remedy ths« has ever
of «Uber sex, Ifc la second
been fceforo t'.o publie i and for all tflHcasos of the
UmmtTS it is the Orentnt Remedy in the World.
riTKIDNEY rOKPLAINTB of Either Kox
Find Great Relief In Its Use.
E. PINIOIÄM'8 BLOOD Pr RIFIER
veattge of lluinois lioni tho
ton® and rtrongth t J
rail
wllfgive tone anarwvmriu
thenystem. An marvellous in results as the Compound.
|*yDoth the Compound and Blood rurifler
pared ot *33 and 235 Western Avenue, Lynn Koaa.
Frio« of olthcr.tl. Ki boltl« for *5. Tt.r Comior.nl
» i._ —,«ii in ihn form ot nilL a . cr ot ioTcr.pt», on
ad
la wit bj moil in th-i form of pill". '■
recti* of prior, tl per box lor oltticr. Mr. I üiUore
fre-lT Miawore oil let. tore of ImotiT. Ko '.ok 3o.nl
stout It. Bond for pMnpl tlot. J fonWo" ihie
Cit-Hold by all nroPFint. -i«
(SI
KIDNEY-WORT
IS A SURE CURE
for all diseases of tho Kidney» and .
LIVER— 1
It has apeolflo action on this moat Important
organ, enabling it to throw off torpidity and
inaction, stimulating tho healthy secretion of
the Bile, and by keeping the bowels in firoo
condition, effecting its regular discharge.
Rflâlovia If you are suffering from
itftdldriCl- malaria, have the chilla,
bilious, dyapcptlo, oroonatipated, Kidney
Wort will surely relieve and quickly ou ro.
In tho Sprlnff to oleanso the Bystem, every
should take a thorough oourse of it.
one
■ kidney-wort
HOUSE
—AJO—
».
4
SIGN
PAINTING
—ALM
FEE scoi I<r o
»nil Promptly F.iecntwl.-B»
G W. BOULDEN,
No. 307 King Street.
DRY Oown.
Mpecial Inducement»— iuwmU,
*»
BEE
HIVE
30(> Market Street.
Many aptclal attraction« In
UNDERWEAR
Fur UouU, Ladles sad Children.
A large and variai a .•>*<» rtm ont
or HOSIERY fcjra U.
O LOVES iu List« Thread
In 1 , 2 , 9 and 4 bauds, also
JkRKYd, so popular with the 1*41«® new.
Our stock of KID (JLOVK4 is Immetut.
W« bar. the large.! nook or WOOL
COTTOS FLANJTKL« w. »vor olfereU.
or
- ON—
BLANKETS AND COMPORTABLtS,
We offer special Inducement*.
R. L. RUSSELL,
mvl-M-niwf
Faasy IlfMlery snu UndsreearL
CHRISTMAS!
S. H. STAATS
Î
No. 405 Market Street,
lias Just opened an elegant stock of
NEW GOODS!
Suitable for the approaching
Christmas Holidays !
CoasDUng of
Silk and Linen Handkerchiefs.
FICHUS. LACES. RTIKKT.I NGH, TIES, CTC«,
PLUSH AND I.E \TIIK.K 1IAG8, POCKET
HOOKS, ETC. ; FANCY JAPANESE
Haud-made Zephyr Goods a
Specialty !
Besides an endless variety of
FANCY AND USEFUL ARTICLES !
AT VERY LOW TRICES.
New Drew Good», ate., at Sharp*.
WILLIAM B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market Sts.,
New Dress Goods
AT REDUCED PUICFd.
Colored and Dress Silks,
Direct Brom the Importer.
Cloths and Cassimhrrs
Tna largest stock we bar« ever offered.
—AIso a fell llu® of—
Carpets akd On, Cloths,
From & rtab to 12.08 per yard.
WM. B. SHARP.
Fourth and Market Sts.
supurvtvo
' 'We do hereby certify that
Kriaugcmi'iits for all the Monthly and 8eml
Annunt Drawings of The Lou Glana Statu Lottery
Company, and In person manage and control the
Draw lugs themselve«, and that the «»me «re
ducted with honesty, fairness, and In goo|d fa th
toward all parties,
puny to uko this certifient«, with fac-stjnle*
00 elguaturoaattached, iu Its advertisements."
authoalzc the
Commissioner^.
U NPRECEnENTED ATTRACTION !
OVER II Al.F A MILLION DIBTRIUFTED.
Louisiana State Ixjtteet Co.
Inc.irporattd ln 1W8 rur 25 years by the Legisla
ture fur Kilu cation id t»nd Charitable puïpo»M»a—
with a capital of #1, 000 . 000 -to which a reserve
fund of 9580,000 baa since been added.
Bv cn overwtietminv popular vote ita franchise
* part of the present Htate Constitution
looter! December M. A. I)., i»T:».
I-Ä GRAND »INGLE NUMBER 0RAW
b'(.^ will take plue«- inonthlv. It neveif «calcs
Look at ttie following distri
bution:
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT,
During which will take place the IMat ( RAND
MON I Ilf. Y and the F.Xi'BAOUDIN ARV SEMI
ANNUAL DRAWING AT NEW ORLEANS,
TU K* DAY. DECEMBER 19th, 18«. Under iha
n.-r.onal r ü p , r v t, I : i !h«:.;i..'ment <ifOEN
fcRAI. <t. T. IIKAUKICrrAltlt ul I.»., and
UKNKRAL JUHAt. A. K A It!. Y at V«.
ad
Capital Prize, $100,000.
gJ-VO ' ICE. —TICKET» ARF. TEN DOLLARS
ONLY. HALVES, f3. FIPTÎIH, fl.
TENTH», ill.
LIST OF PR17B8I
1 Capital Prl*u of fion ono.
1 Grand Prize nf ,V),fmo.
1 Grm<i Priaeor au,ou>.
2 Large Prizes of iU.UOO.
4 Largs Prism ol &.0UO.
20 Prises of L*™.
S') Prises of
100 Prizes Of
2 W Prises of
8» Prises of
10.U00 Prises of
.. line . 000
. to. ono
. P 2», OilO
. 20 , 00(1
. 20,000
.. 2'.000
. 25,000
. 3 ».I««
. 4\000
. («000
. 100.000
0«.
Wi
I
ArVROXIMATIAN PRIX»«
100 ApproAlmatlon Prise« of •*» .| 20. «0
•• ».«•
11,279 Pris««, amounting to. f ff,22,6U0
a nnlteatlon for rates to club« should only be
j^PtJ.fheorflce of the company In New (Orleans.
Fur information apply to
" AD « £ .?.v^
0,1 "' ^manrnthSlrSM. Wrehln.ure,D. 0.
If, b.-O rder« addressed to N^ew^Onmns^wlI
JJEFFNER'S
Oyster Bay and Dining Saloon
—lloaoment of—
285 MARKET STREET.
Meal® served from 7 a.
CLOTBIHO.
0
O 9
Coachmen's Coats.
A Heavy, Extra Long, Warm
COACHMAN'S COAT,
Of Good Blue and Green
Beaver, Cut Double-Breasted
is being sold at Yates & Co.
for $22.00. They are a bar
gain. Avail yourself of the
opportunity. '
A. C. YATES & CO.,
LEDGER BUILDING,
Chestnut and Sixth sts.
PHILADELPHIA.
septlStJan-M
QUR ASSORTMENT
—OF—
OVERCOATS
4'
ft
P
:
y t:
w.
I
Cannot be beaten, either in
Style, Goods or Price, for Men
Youths' Boys' or Children.
Hock bottom prices and all
clothing guaranteed as repre
sented at
John II. Moore's
228 MARKET ST.
-THE
OLD AND RELIABLE
CLOTHING HOUSE.
Full lines of all kinds of
Goods for Winter wear. Call
to-day and examine them.
oovlltJanl-lCd
TH POPULAR
50
MONTHLY DRAWING OF THE
Commonwealth
Distribution Co.
in the city of LOUISVILLE,
Thursday, November 30th '82.
Thrae drawing« occur monthly under provisions
fan act of tin. General Aueembly of Kentucky.
Tbc United »täte« Circuit Court on March M
rendered[the following decision:
Kirst—Tbat the Commonwealth Distribution
Company Is legal.
Second— Its drawings are felr.
The Company has now on hand a large reserve
fhn l. Head carefully the lh»t of prises of the
of
NOVEMBER DRAWING.
130,000
. 10,000
. 5,000
. 10,000
. 10,000
. 10,000
. 10.000
. 12,000
. 10. OW)
. 2,700
. 1,800
1 Prise
rise
it
000 each
|0 Prisen,
100 '
fi •
100
■I
»
■a
li
toon ••
" Appro lunation
B
200
100 "
"
.#112,400
,060 Prises
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M1BCELTANEO US.
ATTENTION HOUSEKEEPERS!
BEDS! BEDS!
V. ». S. "Vandal!«," 3d Rate, Natt Taro, N. Y., December 10th, 1979.
Comrruxlore, Karl English, C. S. .V., Chief of the Bureau of Equipment and Recruiting,
Washington , D. C. Sir : In obedience to your orders of December 8th, T beg leave to sub
mit, herewith, the Btatcroents to me of Libut. Commander G. F. F. Wilde, EzecuUwa
Officer of this verael, fn reference to the
PATENT ELASTIC FELT MATTE ESSES and PILLOWS.
This statement is made in accordance with the Instruction® received at the time the aaftfl
article» were Issued to this ship for trial, with my approval of the tamo.
"THE PELT MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS
wore placed In tho berths of the ship on the 20th day of March la* t, and have, tfierefbve,
undergone a trial of something more than eight months.
" The present condition of the Hattreaeea and Pillows sho.vs that they retain Uieir orig*
iuat elasticity unimpaired. The surface of the Felt remain? eveu and smooth, without
having formed Into "lump»" or "knot»" to the slightest extent. In the tropical climat*
tlie Felt was found to be a remarkably cool and comfortable fubstunco to lie upon. It
was non-abaorbent of molature, either from the body or damp atmosphere, and remained
aweet aud pure, and free from the slightest objectionable ocb>r under all conditions of at
mosphere.
"THE MATTRESSES AND PILLOWS
were also found to be free from vermin of all klr^a, at all time®. In one room whore
there waa a hair Mattress in use, Ae Officer occupying It was troubled with bug vermin,
despite all efforts to prevent the annoyance, but llie Felt In every Instance remained proo!
agalnat the peat».
" As regards the flotation qualities of the "Felt," I would make the following report ol
the teet made by me. A sample or "modal" Mattress, one foot long, tcu inches wide, and
five Inches thick, weighing one and one-half pounds iu the aggregate, was used,
ticking at oue end was cut away to permit the water to make its way in between the sheet«
ol the Felt, if po&slble. A chain shackle, weighing twenty-five pounds, was made fast to
the model, which was then placed in the water. At the end of twenty-four consecutive
hours, the upper side of the model was still above the surface of the water ; upon being
taken from the water and^examined, the model was found to wti{b four and one*hal/
pounds gross weight, the greater part of which weigl t being caused by the water which
the ticking had absorbed. The water had penetrated the "Felt" only about ona-elghth
Ol») of uu Inch.
" I woqjd raooii men i the
PATENT ELASTIC FELT MATTRESSES and PILLOWS
for the use of Officer» of the Navy. My opinion is that the Felt is the most cleanly, com*
for tabic and durable substance for the purposes to which it i® put, ever tried in tho Naw,
and it 1« a mont efficient Life Preserving materia! as well. All the officers of the ship
using these Mattresses concur with mo in thl* opinion, an 1 I stronrly recommend the iuc
of these Mattre*®*» ond Pillows by the Bureau. "
Very reepoctfully, Yotir obedient servant,
fSigned] Richard W. Meade, Commander U. S. N., Commanding.
Commaxdant's Office, Natt Yard, N. Y., Forwarded Dec. 11th, 1870.
[Signed] W. W. Qceen, Captain Commanding.
United »taten Commissioner of Fish and Fiaheiic®, Washington, D. C., Aug. 7, 1883.
Dear »ir : It givra me pleasure to inform you that at the International Fishery Ezh'*
bition, recently held in Berlin, a Bronzed Medal w oe awarded to you for your exhibition
of Life Saving M&ttrerac*, aa well also for It® superiority over ail artiulca for Beds,Bolster»
and Pillow®.
Tour# respectfully,
»pfnoer F. Raiuo, Coroml5>iouer of Flaberie*.
»OLD BY
M EG EAT TEN,
JAMES
Sole Agent lor Uic above named MATTRESSES, BOLSTERS and
PILLOWS for tho State of Delaware.
NO. 419 MARKET STREET,
Wilmington, Del.
no\ J-lm-mwf-A3t*-l41
CHEAP JOHN AGAIN
It will pay parties purchasing TIN or CROCKERY, ol
any description, to give him a call and prove to your own
satisfaction that he sells from 20 to 50 per cent, less thnn
any house in town. Sales in the evening.
416 MARKET STREET.
REMOVAL !
From S. W. Cor. to E. Cor. Fifth and King Sts.
WHERE HAVE OPENED A NEW
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AGENTS WANTED.
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TRADE MARK
JOHN
NO. 205 MARKET STREET.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Sole Agent for State of Delaware lor
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Champagne Wine,
PRICK LIST.
$7.0«
Per Cue 13 QU>.
do St 1'te.
$8.U0
DISCOUNT IN QUANTITIB6.
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10 per sent.
15 per cant
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