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A u ixi roacv.
IK R''P^f , ;ri'^ C ni D 'ÄBO W, ü. pl«e
''' ^ in n f*lM l>o*IUoo before the
if ***££. arc 'Icoply lmprcMwi by the
(Of 1 "!', , ,. J rarent cIcclluD». They aee
W»"";,, ùtodeineBd the reform» which
^riiic mrty liu »U routed. They
*•''TmL n«t OoDgreee, under IJenio
I»»* 1111 , «ni accoinplUh thoeoreform».
«• Uc 'r h i V lure devised wlut they
uinCr.I.rewd pl»u for thedteom-
l! I)ii l)c!n«>craU.
- m.uu to propos« m«aaur«i of legia
M .uv DfoiocimUc In nature and
U« n " tlie kior>o aud cxpccUtion, how
|n„,«T>i»wl | l »Und lu the
, h , ,ir «inclinent liec»u»e en nppre
« S, "tat t'c Hepuhlicnne will Uke too
Kf" . f(ir ,)„» the very work which
er » Ui'inecratio Congre»».
, > imiwfltlon I« manlfe»ted, then
liieaii» win ear that the Democrat»
Ä "re f.r the public good »0
Juch as l*.»r Hie rcpuUtlOU of being re*
T/true polity of the;Democrat.
tb.t which their political ad
K thu. hope to eee them adopt.
*Sîv"houlJ support every wiM piece of
J; i'lnn the Hepuhllcan» propoae.
„red Ituvc no anxiety leatthe Repub
i may thereby gain too much at tbelr
It I-, tear of greater puulahment
ZbHtf" yet herallen tbe Republican
rather Ilian auy love of right, that ia
&,(• err* lit majority m Congre». to
' te riionii of any kind at tbla time;
Klfriiiucrala will gain juat aa much
«Irt fir any wi»c legialatlon thua forced
®r,l ir reluctant und diaheartcued oppo
though It should liepoat polled until
L,ihrni-rlvis control the House.
TiMru nolley or the Démocrate ia to
"' every measure that la Democratic.
lcrat lo tlcingrwwinen Should
I»«
*!"'
Ml •
It!. '
fW
4 '
J*
:• V
W» rtc
mi; JOINT SNAKE.
Wonders of the World
|u of thr w eren
..Th* L
plncotery of a Monster Carl
wit)
ia. ) Gazette. ]
tet Sunday evening some of the
ut to take a stroll, aud
Dublin
young
during
atn went
lenmblfvWtwl Stubb'a floh pond, Just
I*!,}.* the incorporated limits. Among
JgKwi.oeni^tituted the party was a Mr.
(oi"front Macon, who, near the dam spied
of llit* most l)euutlful color, the
eripes and pieds of which represented the
of the rainbow. With that an
iliar.u terisPc of man to the serpent,
Stlicfibi.llincht of the adage, "The seed
ifiutnin d.ail hruiM* the serpent's head,"
gr. C<-x hurlwl a "huge round atone" at
tbeiaake. and, to Hie wonder of the lookers
p,thek V liody was severed In twain.
hthrr» 1 the pit
I toi tut av.*r
£7' : '
ftnm th« Mi
afatfonvitcl ajtpanmtly aufTcrlng no In
wti-oi 1 from having been stoned. This
my much surprised the young men, and
fecundity, for it was certainly such, was
Lfimi aii'l » airing placed around his
yd alii it I roiiLdit to town. Here a
Sally« • 1 rful ex! Ibltlon of the phenome
wri!■;' .ii. A - fu.-i us piece from piece win
i;. ! I> kI>* of the writhing curi
v. n u|K»n »he ground, the links,
wer. - , would as soon unite
i!h separation of the j»arte
r 1 * v altout the monetcr. Upo
evldcutly u
! •-. about as long aa a needle
It exhibited no signs
but of perfect resignation to
y. was us sharp as an eagle's,
lid«!!!. ' ;i June sky. its length waH
tout thri«* or four feet, and slac propor
feilp. After io» body had been co
k until the head
to tilt.- :. ( inber then bore every mark
iff r. \.\; ity, and tbe eye continued its
lom. darkling brilliancy. Truly this
rçt : of tlie seven wonders of which
•cffidin Imly writ, and even while we
I sacred sadness passes
frame und wakes a dormant
•Pel:ol youthful piety.
h were at this time lying
frw Kccomla to reach the
Once all eyes were taken
lake, ami then he waa aa whole
pw
KjiU '
fcouGi r
mil
iiB a horn,
ftmiM r
lapon of (1
ltd quite a- .-l.urp.
■iktour-ncf
fc fzte. Tli
mpletclv
was left
m
™ » Mil*
through o
Drugged lleer.
i-h Mctlioal Journal.]
CouMcm! !•* « ., m motion has been raised
kiit-Uxr-iiiinking world by a letter wrlt
■ka linn of drug broker« lit Mincing
tiI, ' n '• " ncr to the substitution of
- I : - bitter flavor aud tonic
I ; They state that, lu cou
• 1 failure of this aeuson's crop
"• f'j h i.'tj's, culuinba root, cuinomiles,
i- •' • »«I « Ia n tta have greatly udvanced
*i r '^ implying that these sub
■ 1 ;. to bu largely employed In
producing the flavor dear to
< i U:- consumer of "bitter." The
PbtUrmsoIhrc
•bun. is
hr
inc> j«.
pa-w :
Hack .
, bave, iu consoquetiL'e,
I ioK sUhI that they never use
mi! imps to produce the bitter con
^ •' "1 Hier beers, and therefore practl
Ndiv ii. , j, fi r. nces Ui be drawn. This,
" 1» Hm I act ; but if the c
«Bill It
were
•-uruga named wore used
1 bitter beer, no possible
• beucht, would result to
inking j, u i,ii c , Quassia is one of the
- ; : v. table bitters known to the
fin* seme may be said of
»»miles. So that even If
• h fielen t, it is certain that
would uot suffer, and
Inter would not detect any
»Mt;.,., aI ,|
ii! it
i n
fepllli' 'h.ii'i'i,
fe;
'I llliv., 1 -
s beli«r Vour Sheep.
4j 1 , ! r l,io, ^ a methed ° f ieavin ^ th °
Ikthtr, y
J.b»rt it
Leonti,
" •Ill, to face all kinds of
vo way to something bet
*fi practiced. Hheep do uot
nt, i»|»ecisily when in large
Uhef 1 * h,loul '* ,lt * ,avo an
■iu vvil |' Sl board floor, as dampness
'i ! niaiiy diseases to which they
k" 1 In sited should be surrounded
^ mühIi- of tall pickets. Should
be taken thero need be no
I^ I , iri l'-'J, u "*l®8tlng tliein at night. In
«ïï'! 1 ' I ( ' lllu ' r * whereby wheat straw
•ta, . lllx ' w ' l U hay to a«ivuntage. Only
' l . r, i"b of grain is required, hut
I ' iter than stinting them on
«'• The great dread is foot
diseases, but flocks well
'"illy ln»e from them, and a
board is better than a b<;d
'> "lid adds materially to the
diiiort of the animal.
5 ^ of tho HladUer.
kt ii,'j■'.'"/'•''ion, inflammatioB, all Kid
con 'piainti, cured by
'•i :
•Um
rent saving may be effected
Mfc
M1
*I'-N tr .
pdri-,1.1.
b s ;•
fcf
'I:
Gird Muuua
; * in constant song and cures
» Aelita at drug store. Bird
Mmleii, N. J.
w 'ana;
*»». 1
MC
, t
Men
* u ® ? rtng from nervous or
J h«,f w " 11 >' °r iin[xitence should scud
M f'ir a •' ,<>n ' ^ street, New
• " 11 —dote treatise on lost inan
r cover, free.
M s
>t Ulldc
tts.w
* hoice m Proper One.*
*' rVi ft w eB-Rhowu traveling
•' the laigest wholesale house»
uiiHwcred a reporter: "Yes,
rH iiaM aro still open; it was a
kj^iiti. jtthd invcfted It in a Louisl
k 1 ' ^u - 'J -''.J, 1lckl *t. and it drew.mo tho
^h,,, .'""■the next drawing takes placo
IT*' .\iiir, ! l »f W . ,U0 chance» uro open to
t".br ^ A. Dauphin, Now Orloan»,
, r Jfc/npfti» (Tenn.) Ava
from ths errors of In
Ik «ifi».üîr* V crvoU8 weakness, oarly
Slhrat r' MD. Î yoU ' *HEE OF UHAKOE.
In s„,iVi. y . wns discovered by a mls
B^tiuvcl « , * Am u eriCÄ - Send a self-ad
! r\° J ho HEV. JOSEPH T.
UUyw B, New York City.
JgkUlty' ll ' 0,, chlal end Lung Diseases
KS " If 5 't?i?B» W0 *^ m P> for large treatise
r?"S4RY Ä.V""" 1 : Address" World's
r «sdical Assooixtiox. Buffalo,
iCV."
. t!
■
K
A Card,
ils vs
a,
wfcs
TBAIIK ItKII.Ill KMM.,
" UracUtrect •« >■ kHohUik That
Cold tVeuther Mrlng, lurreaaecl llust
New loitu, Der. H.—The disjmU-lie* to
Uradêtrect • this week from the principal
trade entries of the United Slates reveal a
more active state of general trade consequent
upon the prêt ailing cold weather,
has been uuli throughout the week. The
market h» entirely free from speculative ma
nipulation of pr Ices, and exporters seem to
be awaiting the movement« of the foreign
markets. Com has declined In consequence
of Increased receipts at the West. Hankers
mention the appearanee of some hills In the
market against the export of provisions,
which Ik the more notable on account of the
fact that there have beeu scarcely any before
for several months. The iron market this
week eoutlnues weak. More steel rails
have I »een contracted lor at $40 per ton, and
bids have gone as low as $89. Tank and
bar Iron are notably week aud quotations
are lower. Pig iron, west of New York, Is
on about fi per ton. Western Iron manu
facturers, however, state that the outlook
for new business Is more encouraging than
for several week« past. Ocean tonnage Is
chartered aherfa till Marchand rates are firm.
Coal la In steady demand and Is being rapidly
distributed, but orders are not crowding
aomuch as a week ago. The difficulty
aecma to be the question of ratés between
now aud spring. Petroleum has been
cited, but has retracted over two cents
tbe dey, although over one cent higher than
at tbe close, December 1. Tbe wool trade
has continued very quiet aud as usual on a
slow market; the situation, as regards
values, has favored buyers. There were 247
failures in tbe Uuited States reported during
the past week, the largest number for any
one week of the past two years, 61 more
than the preceding week and 78 more than
the corresponding week last year.
Wheal
ex*
That 11 it*band of Mine
la three timet tbe man ht was before he be
gan tiidiig "Wells' Health Renewer. f 1,
Druggists.
Holiday Preaeutt.
Ladies and children's furs, ladies fur col
lars, fur mufliers, ladies, geuts and hoys seal
skin cape, smoking cai»s, ear mulls, hat
brushes, silk, alpaca and gingham um
brellas and canes. Rumford & Bro., 404
Market street.
JJMI/UUJM I'M.
JÎ EALTH IS WEALTH.
DR; K; JJ. WEST'» NERVE AND Kit AI N
TBKA TMENT. a •poclflr Tor llysturla, DIzzIiicrs,
Lonvulsions, Nervous lltrntiache, Mental Depre»
Blon, Loss or Memory. Sneruiat<»rrha - n, luilx»
tency, Involuntary Kctulislon, Fn-mature old
Age, ran.»«-«l by over-4*xcrtlon, seir-ahuse, or
•ver-lndulgenee, which laadn to mlaej-y .decay
ami death. <hie box will cure recent ca - * - *. Earn
bo* contain* ova «nutb** treatment
a box, or nix box«« tor $5; sent by
ecelpl ol prloe. He guarantee *lx »><
Hiiycasf. With earn order
»lx box a*, accompanied with $5, we *
purclianer a written guarantee tore
money If the treatment doe»
Guarantee l«*ueu omy uy n. B. DANVuhih,
Druggist,corner Secoutl aud Market streets, Wil
mington. Delaware, ole agent.
v dollar
prepaid
.» to
solved by
will send
tbe
effect act»
J^LEOANT
HOLIDAY GOODS !
Um ful and Ornamental
Z. JAMES BELT,
l'HAKMACY. SIXTH ft MARKET STS.
Beautiful CELLULOID BETS or new designs In
>lw .h, leather ami satin.
VgauiODOR CASKS for handkerchlcfextract».
eitles 111 ALLI
CUT GLASS nnd F.NGItAYKD BOTTLES In
great abundance.
F A III S' A ('OLOGN'K and HAN DKCKCHlEF
EXTRAITS In beAUtirullv labeled hollies.
NAIL SKI'S, TOILKT MIUltOKS, FUFF BOXES
and uuiiieroua unaful arlk - le-> for pluaMlng
pl«'WCIlt*.
ii
oun verv pretty ChrUtma*
GATOR SKIN.
WIIAT ARE MISFITS?
Wait for the opening and
solve the problem.
Opening, on Monday Dec. 11,
311 Shipley »Street.
dec9-lt-3u
bmmB
r T HE CREAT CURE h
c I roa ,
I —RHEUMATISM i
A* it la tot all tho painful diaoasos of the
£ KIDNEY8,LIVER AND BOWELS.
7} 7t aleanaea the ayotem of the acrid poison
40 teat cauae* tho dreadful suffering which
oi'ljr the victims of Eheumathnn
$ , L THOUSANDS OP OASES
of the worst forms of this terrlblo disease
iQ|have been quickly relieved, and In short time
PERFECTLY CURED.
o mu r, $i. Liqnuon Ditr, roi.u nv dbcwiri.
< 4 K Dry can I»« aunt by mall.
1 I WELLS, IUCIIARDSON 8c Co
a
realize
c
BurluurtonVt
i
KIDNEY-WORT
A PRESENT !
Handsome Card
With Each Can.
t
VLILE^
-OFTEN -
A Good Watch !
^OWD^
J Ask Your Grocer
For It !
«IW&-4AW-1-20
$50,000 for $2.
ST GRAND EXTRAORDINARY
51
HOLIDAY DRAWINU OF THE
Q oM MONWEALT H
Distribution Co.
tn tta', city of LOUISVILLE,
Saturday, December 30th '82.
On the last day of each month {Sundays
«•x cent cd), *50,060 capital prize for thl» month
only! Rescaled adjmll<*atl«m by Filerai and
hi Court» have placed tills ronpany *»«*y<»n«I
«•»ntroveray «»r the law. To this Company
belongs the sole honor of having Inaugurated the
only plan hy which their drawing» are p
honest and fair beyond question.
N.*H. -The Company has „ „ ,
«I reserve fund. Read carefully the 1
Ma
the
hand n barre
capital
of prize« f<
DECEMBER DRAWING.
.$5'>. ooo
.ia, 008
.
. 10,000
.10,000
1 Prize.
1 rrlze.
1 Prize..
to Prizes, 1,000 each
20 " 600 "
100 ••
I".
. 10,000
. 13,000
. J ».out
. 2,780
60 "
I 0
10 "
" Approximation
ü
300 '
100 *•
900
9
.$133, FW
1,980 I'rlze*.
WHOLE TICK ET». »2. HALF TICKET», «I.
27 Tickets, «SO; .WTickcls, «100.
Itcmlt Money or Hank Drafl ln l.-- ~
Don't wild by Ilr-Kls-t.-r.-»* Leiter or
.tltai'eOrder. Onlcr. of«. iiiiU ui.waril I.
kxprrb., rim at mirekiM'UW. A.Mrt-feaa!
orclt r. lo K. M. «OAKDMAS. Courler-Journ»l
Hilll'Hn», LonUvIlle, Ky.
ILMINGTON COLOR WORKS.
■end
by Ex
Po»t t
\\ r
SEALING WAX FOR FRUIT JARS
-AND—
SOLUABLE BLUE FOR THE LAUNDRY
—AT—
BRADFORD'S PAINT STORE
Nos. 6 and 8 E. Third St
CLOTHIMO.
0 VR ASSORTMENT
—OF—
OVERCOATS
■
tj
y
\
\
Cannot be beaten, either in
Style, Goods or Price, for Men
Youths' Boys' or Children.
Rock bottom prices and all
clothing guaranteed as repre
sented at
John H. Moore's
228 MARKET ST.
—THE—
OLD AND RELIABLE
CLOTHING HOUSE.
Full lines ol all kinds of
Goods lor Winter wear. Call
to-day and examine them.
novlltJanl-liM
c
fo- 0 -
Jh\ j
o o /;
•Ö 0
O O
h O
The Storm Coat.
ROOMY. WARM, WITH I.AllOF. PROTEC
TION COLLAR, WOOLEN roCKETS AN»
MADE TO BUTTON CL08E AROUND NECK,
IS NOW IN SEASON. STORMS AUESUHETO
COME, AND
WHO 18 FULLY
THEM WITH OOOD, »TOUT CLOTMINO.
jUCK*Y THK INDIVIDUAL
UREFARED TO MEET
A. C. YATES & CO.,
LEDGER BUILDING,
Chestnut and Sixth sts.
PHILADELPHIA.
supH3Uan-84
RHEUMATISM ANC COUT CURED
chain of evidence
When we r .n c=*tabl sh hy
Inquiry but make» stranger, that wt
Ucal romedy for Rheumatic
■vident o within tho reach
n r y mid without price, we
to it a deaj
bring tc
/. or
rut that
'it!.out
» but tho Tool will turn
far. or closo hi» eyes to the glad tidings
his blighted life. In jus bo t> US, to jeu, to >out
dependent families, m il to tho consummation of you!
V"»ro strick - n down by
fora lew momenta
drank of tho water»
I aro now full of tho joy of health, ready to
tho world their gl id e.\peri« BCC. We w ill give
false statement, uud make n . araertior w hich
ran not, l»v proper inquiry (by letter or f rough
fiieudp.) be probed to the bottom er. i found to be full
9f truV i.
Db-ordera.
of every sufferer
daim that no
i tu ai lieforo yt
wo ask you to go with
liie'K
to the h
■f
V
lon'f. r
rSL. Brooklyn:
firookiyu—Sorer« Bbacmatlo
B-ilite St., Brooklyn — Aeni* and
lo A Mr 0t *n:<
lick, 118
o Bhciirn
Gout.
Dr. Ceabj
G
( .
St.
cm Bhr
Brenklyn—Setatl
$1000 In other
451 Third Avenue, Brooklyn— C
-bud
8 y
ilc Bhcntna
rlt
M
fia/la
Inflam
t. 259 Balnbrldge f>t , Brock
Chron'o RhesnratUm *ud
, 1S8 24th
1 1
anJ
.. Brooklyn—
ylhiug
{wUtotm!«/-» „ „ . .
M «»rove 8«.. NcwYork
Jii • l.
Dr. Qfxvtrii:b
Mi«. WHIlun
In/limnutory Rhen*MUt*m SO 7*
Mr. Dixon, 1«2 W««i bt., »ew
mati.nn two y
Capt. Natl
bj ic **
; Auger* oujoi
k— thronte, nurvou* Bbeu
Wood, 104 South Bt., New York-Chronlo
wish AV., Xew Tork—Cbronlo Bhen
ll 3a£ al <faMBM« 13 Oakland At., J*r*ey Oliy-Ckronla
craly*
Tko above «lined gent'.omen to«w many other* c °red hy our
R o of Uheumniem. Dy.pepat** Liver and Kidney D.aordcr*.
Nowrtve tbU mailer dT.Vr vll atienttou. or wrtt* n* for
circulai * with fuller parilcul»r% and you will bl*a* the day
advt-Vii« luei"
Bheuiuail.in 22 year*.
Mr. Abr.me. If Or, -
Bheumatiam
Rlmon, Adams
BrooklyU) aad 105 W1 UI»ib 8b» • O«
MV Mit AT HT AM
gUBSORIBI FOP
THE SUNDAY STAR.
u
I
ADVERTISE IN
THE SUNDAY STAR,
u
-Till
Only Sunday
Newspaper
-IN
WILMINGTON.
All the Local
-AND
y
Telegraphic News 1
Strictly Non-Partisan .J
SUPERIOR ADVANTAGES AS AN
ADVERTISING MEDIUM.
"THE STAR
V
T» served to tulxcrlbcr» roughout the city
early on Sunday morning, at the
moderate price of
wt
we
tc
TWELVE CENTS A MONTH. PAYABLE
AT THE END OP THE MONTH.
by
to
full
SINGLE UOFIE8, THREE «ENTS
r
**
AlMMUOlb
our
for
day
J. B. BELL
O«
NO. 502 KING ST
LIU VOM VMALKMB.
J° HN
AND BOLE AGENT OF WILLIAM MA83EY
ACO.'B PHILADELPHIA
Ale, Porter and Brown Stout,
-ALSO—
e Celebrated ii.u tholomny Km: eater Beer.
nequalle«! for t>iirityau«l
liuntl in k*:gs
Mineral waters 1» all
the different flavor*.
P. DONAHOE.
-BOTTLER OF—
.'lie brewings
I I
àtautly
bottled.
517 AND 5.9 ORANGE STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Jtft* Polite and accom
iiy mall
-ed wilt'.
mod at lug drivers. Orders
promptly attended to. He la also conuev
the Telephone Exchange, and his signal
myl-18
— -»*
I •
\HTE HOLD IN STORE AND IN U. 8.
▼ T B* » S DKD WAKEHOUBEB pure rye
the following celebrated df»
A. Overholt ft Co., Janunrv 1879 and June 1880.
A. Guckonhcdincr & Tiro., May 1879.
John Gibson, Hon A Co.,May 187» and June 1880.
Haim is Distilling Co., August 187«.
d. November 187'Jand June 1880.
Neverslnk (Beading, Pa.,) February, 1880.
Mt. Vernon, May, 1880.
whiskies Aïü
tlllerles
Bh«rw
The above ft.>jds will be sold either In bond or
tax paid at the lowest market rate*. »amples
n at this store.
NO. 1(4 MARKET STREET. x
my 5-20
u:ay hi «hj
FRANCIS KELLY ft CO.
Q08MOPOL
200 WEST SECOND ST.,
N HOUSE. -
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
CHOICE LIQUORS AND SEGARS.
THE I1EST LAUER IN THE CITY.
Lunch every morning and Saturday
A HA ÜBER,
Proprietor.
night.
2-l-3m-20
( ^RANGE GROVE
PURE RYE WHISKY.
—IN FACT—
TUKPUKK8T. UICHEHT AND BEST UYK
WHISKY EXTANT.
By the gate
buttle.
JAMES A. KELLY
Uniform In
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AGENTS! A ««EXT»! AGENTS!
For GEN. DODGE'S brim'
Thirty- Three
book, entitled
Years Among
OUR WILD INDIANS!
▲ true record of the Author * Tkirhj-Three Years Perwonal
Experience among our Indiana. With an able Introduction
By Gen. Sherman .
This new work vu at
•ubscribed for by President
Aktiicb and entire Cabinet, and by Gen. Sherman, Gen.
Grant, Oen. Sheriden, Gen. Hancock , nnd thousandt of Em
Men. Gbw. Grant «ay«»—"A is the best book on
Indian Life ever written. ' Bishop Wilet (Methodlit)
•ay*:—"/I is a book of immense value." It ia tho only authen
tic account of
lng their "Inner Ilf«,"
replete with thrilling experien
inoua Scouts, Trapper*, Cow-boy*, Minera, Border Ruffian*,
etc., vividly portraying Lifo in tho Great Weit as it now 1*.
43d thousand in press. With Steel Engraving* and 8uperb
Chromo-Lithograph Plate* in lb color*, from photographs
made by the U. 8. Government erj: reedy for this great work.
AOENT8I This grand book 1* now out-selling all
other* 10 to 1. Ho conijietition. Agent* cverago 10 to *0
order* a day. We want lOOO more agent*
elusive Territory and Special Terms given. Our large circu
lar* with full particular* sent free. A flue Specimen Plat«
for a 3 cent «tnuip. Addre** the sole pub'*,
A. D. WOUT1UNQTON * CO., Hartford, Co«*.
sep26-l«td
Indian* ever published, fully revenl
doingt, exploits, etc. It la
of Uio Author, and of fa
once. Ex
•ent in add it ».
WANAMAKMM A MMOWK
SPECIFIC.
Tj
A NK\\ r BARGAIN EACH DAY AND
EVERY DAY UNTIL DEC. 30.
Clear, plain, positive is the story of each daily bargain,
Generalities and ambiguity are omitted from our statement*.
In the plainest English we tell people just what our bargain
goods are.
TO-DAY'S BARGAIN ^O. 5.
131 Men's Far Beaver and Fine Cheviot Overcoat* for
$16.50. Very fine, stylish, just made and never sold less than
$20.00 and $22.00.
COMPLETE BARGAIN
BULLETIN.
THE
5, No. 1—654 Men's Heavy Overcoat*, $10.
6, No. 2—279 Men's Heavy Suits,
7, No. 3—50 Small Boys' Heavy Over
coats ...
163 Small Boys' Heavy Over
coats, - . ..
8, No. 4—115 Large Boys'Heavy Over
coats, - '
December
December
December
12 .
$ 5.
4.
December
8.50.
9, No. 5—131 Men's Heavy Overcoats 16 50
December
The value of the above at present prices is $13,929.00.
The reduction at 331 9 er cent - » s $3,482.25. The mark-down
is in faet greater.
ng. Besides these, every
thing we have to »ell is offered at the minimum and below
the market.
This will show what we are doi
We can afford to give our customers the best
bargains every time—and do it.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL, SIXTH AND MARKET,
PHILADELPHIA.
MIS VMI.L AKKonn.
WE ARE NOW OFFERING NEW
Paper Shell Almonds, pounds for $1.00.
The lowesr point ever reached !
10 cents per Can.
Trophy Tomatoes,
Now in Store Dufify's Clarified Pure Juice
Cider—the handsomest we ever saw.
Grenoble Walnuts, Almeria Grapes, Table
Raisins, etc,
J. P. ALLMOND & CO
EIGHTH AND M ARKET,
E.C. G. greenman&M;
411 MARKET STREET AND 408 SHIPLEY STREET.
In connection with our large and well selected stock
of Wall Paper and Window Shades, we are displaying a
large and elegant stork of Holiday Goods, which have
been selected with great care. Our stock includes Dinner
and Tea Sets in every style ; Hall and Library Lamps ;
Bronze and Bisque Figures ; ornaments of every descrip
tion.
Also a full Hue of Glass aud other wares, etc., etc., which we will sell at vety low
prices. Do not fail to call and examine our stock before purcii6ing elsewhere.
E. C. G. GEEENMAN & CO.,
K. C. G. OKEENMAN decfl lf-flo GEORGE W. GOODLBj?
REMO V A L!
From S. W. Cor. to A. E Cor. Fifth and King Sts.
WHERE W £ HAVE O *ENED A NEW
Steam Marble and Granite Works.
Our Wareroom Contains the Largest and Choicest Selection of
MONUMENTS, STATUARY, TOMBS, MANTELS, ETC.,
Ever offered in Delaware, made expressly for our new wareroom from
tLe newest designs and at the lowest prices.
DAVIDSON & BRO.
__ __ oct7-y»-tf
C ï ri EAP .1 Ö TIN,
No. 416 Market Street,
Offers extra Inducements to the frugal CHRISTMA8 BUYER to
purchase goods that will suit a limited purse. CROCKERY,
. CUTLERY, HARDWARE, VASES, LAMPS, (we have
there) and all articles that are either useful or ornamental. It
will pay anyone to call and learn price*.
CHEAP JOHN, 416 Market Street.
Wilmington, Delaware.
oet2S-3re-21
Dr.
CLARK JOHNSON'S
Mf Indian Blood Syrup
ST Cures all diseases of the Stomaon, Liver,
B Bowels, Kidneys, Skin and Blood.
I Millions testify to its effioaoy in heal
Wing the above named diseases, and pro
Wju nounoe it to be the
Æ BEST REMEDY KNOWN TO MAN.
Guaranteed to cure Dyspepsia.
„"■AÖBNTH WANTED/" _
Laboratory 77 W. 3d St, New York City. Druggists sell it
TRADE MARK
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