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FuKicK runn.
The congressional ••riyors" Who Deftly
uni me Cards and Kahe the Chipe.
(Brooklyn Kagto.l
"Senator Torn Bowen of Colorado is the
best poker playor we bavo in town. Why,
the second night he was here, Plumb of
Kansas and Jones of Nevada sat down with
I,I ui to a little game, and I am told that he
scooped the party to the extent or two or
three thousand in half an hour. Bat Bowen
has lost more than be lias won during the
last few yeans."
"Who are the poker players InCengreas!"
"There arc very few wlio bave scats In the
Senate. Old Lapbam plays occasionally,
and so do Hale and Vest, but as to the
others It would disgrace the game to eay
they played at all. These are not the times
used to havewhen Grant was President."
"Is Arthur much of a player !"
"Well, yes; and 1 guess he is about as
•c-agey' as any or them. He will sit up all
night over a game ol poker, when nothing
else In the world will bold his attention.
Chandler Is a sharp one, too, and I under
stand that be aud Congressman 'Dick'
Crowley are about the most expert of that
■
ei'l ■
"What «et f"
"Why the White Houm aet. They tell
me that they play it 'blind.' In defer,«* to
Arthur'« wishes, and I understand this haa
been the mort popular w«y of running the
trs meliere tbM eeaeon. In the 'draw' game
there I« a little ehatice for «hill, hut 'blind'
pokrr, in which you don't draw at all', U the
most outrageous form of gambling. But,
of course, you know all about it."
"Who are the beat poker players in the
Hornet"
" Joe Blackburn can deal the pasteboard«
with as much grace and celerity as any
i know of, and will back hl« hand to
almost any limit. Young Walker of Penn
sylvania Is what is commonly known a« a
'daisy cutter,' and Springer of Illlnoia
swears by the jack of ciuba. The Wertem
rarn are by far the best card players. I
think Tom Younp of Cincinnati, and ex
lioremor of < Ihio, about aa smart a one at
ever aet hi« foot in Washington, and the
bluff him out of band haa to
get up pretty curly In the morning. But the
poker playing here just now I« nothing to
what ft was at Albany when Boas Tweed
ruled the d«ck."
inau who «au
For Thick Heads,
"Walla
Heavy stomachs, billons conditions, ..
Msy Apple PUIs" anti-bUlou» cathartic.
ao l 2A cants.
HICK OYMTERH.
A I'ecnllar Disons • Tunt Troubles clan
Rappahannock involve.
(Philadelphia Time.,)
' Green gill" is a term made use of among
dealris to describe the peculiar appearance
of soma oysters at certain seasons of the
ye.r. IMS reported that gnat excitement
prevails at Rod Bank, New Jersey, owing to
the discovery of this "dises«," which ren
ders the oysters unsaleable. Thomas P.
Covington, an old and experienced dealer in
oysters of this city, who has beds of his
own nnd is thoro
the Ills to which
subject, explained the matter In this wise :
".Near thu bottom of an oyster, on the right
tide, you will observe a layer of ekln that
looks like a lip. Under this is the gill. In
muny of the Chlncoteagues and some from
Uno» Hill, Md., and the Rappahannock
river—in short, among those which come
from Soul hern waters—the gills an some
times a bright green. This Is not observa
ble In a raw oyster, but when cooked the lip
curls up and the green I» plainly vtelbie.
This is caused by tbe green sedge which
Hosts down rout tbe river's tributary to tbe
oyster lieds in tho fall of the year, upou
»hielt the bivalves feed. They arc unmar
ketable because of their ugly appearance
sad most people do not understand that
they are all the fatter aud better tasted for
it. Some dealers rake their beds occasion
shy to remove the grass end yet we have
customers who say that 'green gill
a premium with them.
"A real disease, however, and one that ia
fatal in |ta résulta, liai Juat made its appear
ance in tlie oysters from the Rappahannock,
»luce the Drat of the year theao have been
the best In tbe market, but three weeks ago
ibis disease was observed. It consists of a
small black spot, which none but a dealer
will see. The oyster is perfectly good all
around the spot, but U this is bltteu Into the
»bole thlug Is made bitter and unpalatable,
it Is, In Tact, the beginning of decay, and
tbe oysters is bound to die in a short time
after It appears. The disease brings the
Maurice rlyer coves again into demand, and
my opinion there are none better sold In
Philadelphia to-day."
m
these
conversant with all
luscious bivalves are
•' are at
the LARGEST RETAIL STOCK OP DRY
GOODS.
dTKAWHKIDOE A (Jl.OTUIKK,
»EA1.EH8 in Dbt Goods Kxcmjbivii,t,
Kioutu and MabketBtebbts,
Phidadblfua.
Life Insurance.
There arc many duties that a
uot only to hi* family, but to the commu
nity. One of the rnoet important of which
m ma ^ n K «orne provision whereby
his family may be placed beyond the fear of
want, in the event of his dteco»«. Very few
mechanics arc able to lay by much of their
•'»rninjfB, bul fortnnately, even such a«
these, arc now enabled to leave their
lamillt* a eoneiderable «um at a »mail
»rntlay, The Mutual Life Association,
of which J. K. Sutterley, of No. S03 Market
street, up stair«, is the agent, will insure a
'uaii'b wife aud family, in case of hi« death,
a sum varying from $1,000 to $10,000 upon
the pnymeut of u email amount, and the
Accideutial Insurance Company, of which
he 1« also the agent, will in the event of au
•leclileut which disables him from attending
Joliis business, pay him 925 per week, and
tr death should reault, hi« family will ro
c ,y e *.'»000. Office open in the evening:
' »il «ml get pajierH.
on ea
What I* Diphtheria ?
Die name is comparatively naw, but the
?i **! 46 ol,i ** 6,0 lt4 »elf. 'It Is a condi
u°n of t he throat something Ilk« croup,only
W( >r«e, iiecaum* it attacks tbe sufferer with
h rapidity and In such a way us to stop
Jhfc air passages. The throat is violently in
namod, and a tough membrane, like leather,
p Ter £ ra pldly formed. Prkky Davib*
* v,, ' leb ,lafl cured thousands of cates
™ <1 phtherla. It acte so promptly and
«fflclently that no family can afford to
Without it.
■
SO
He
Furtosn and outers
«ieiirlng a genteel,lucrative agency business,'
JJ which 95 to 920 a day canoe earned,send
Mdrea* a t ones, on postal, to H. C. Wllkiu
Yo^k C °'' m aDd 197 Fultou Btreet New
You , an iny,, ln occidental iiollcy on
i "urii'lf for 15,000, or 35 per week if hurt,
Jj applying to J. K. Sutterly, agent, Ho.
Market street. Send or call and (fat
Ptper».
To Cunmtinptivw.
ou bel Idle that the creator
Header can you neiUJVe that the creator
wh !.® n ®*tbiraol mankind with a disease for
which tkore i* no remedy ? Dr. R. V. Pieree's
'L«M> Ngmody t Dr. K. V. Pierce's
dr2- 1 ^^fcîl^wiôovary" has cured hun
liv<n . c . aw ' t ' of consumption, and men are
Dhv.fci healthy, robust mon— whom
In».,. ^ k r °hounood incurable, because one
b» 8 p 4 UH Rone. Rend two stamps for
Rinri* e . ro ® J pamphlet on Conaumi>tlon and
râî* Ad reas World's Dis
"vary Medical Abhociatior, Buffalo. N.
• mitt
"No One Goea A way
»■rom Him Without
Help. 11
o, ,?.î h «,*>lh Decambar la«t,Mr. AlvinKanalar,
j.JV 1 * ri'r.sant ,10 to M. A. Dauphin, Pwat
UN.iTÏL* kamlslana Hl*u ikittory Company,
». J?* ririkans. La., with raqaast that hafor
Uck.iV 0 t,0 kata to him. In a waak tha two
"»«iTed, Not. 10.464 and T1.MH. On
follawlna th* January drawtof na
Ä m^7« ha flUMe man; no one In want ever
th,
MOKNIMO HIJMMART.
It I* uUmtted that Mi« pnblic debt state
m«nt (or February will «how a decreaao of
*7,(101,090.
The Judiciary Commit tee of the New York
Aaaembly baa reported a hill establiabln* a
whipping peat for wife lieateri.
A dispatch from Canvm, Nevada, riport*
that Hank Monk, "Horn«« Ureeley'a fa
mous staue driver/' died yesterday.
H. C. Dwight ACo.'a wood scouring mil!,
at Windsor Locks, Connecticut, was dam
aged by are yeeterdav morning to the es
tent or 926,000.
George H. Ellis, who at one time got up a
'Grand Musical Carnival" In Rochester,
N. Y., committed suicide there yesterday
morning in a at of Insanity.
A block of building« in Paria, Ky., con
taining four stores, the Western Union Tel
egraph office, a stable and a saloon, was
burned on Tuesday night. Loss, 476,000.
Five cars of a train on the Chicago and
Northwestern railroad wore detached
Palatine, Illinois, yesterday. A child
killed and 13 persons injured, none danger
ously.
Au anonymous letter has been sent to
receiver Doolittle, of. the Townsend darings
Bank, at New Haven, threatening him with
death unless he declares
dividend.
In the Massachusetts House of Represen
tatives yesterday a bill giving women the
right to vote for city and town officers and
to hold municipal offices was rejected by s
vote of 1ST to 90.
Robert Z. Cook, the clerk who stole 99,780
from the Fifth Ward Savings Bank of Jer
say 01
m-ui
was
a ten per cent.
r ed yesterday,
was sentenced by
Judge Garreteon to five years In the State
prison.
William Davlds<m, member of the Arkaii
-eglslature from Sharp county, lumped
into the river at Littlo Bock yesterday
morning,and waa drowned. He was drunk at
tho time. The Legislatin'« adjourned "In
respect for his memory."
William K. Lussig, his «rife and four chil
dren, were poisoned In Reading yesterday
by eating sausage meat bought in the mar
ket. The wife and three children
soon out of danger, but Leaaig aud the other
child reraaiued lu a critical condition.
In lAwrence, Moseachusctto, last evening,
Charles H. Cote, being drunk, forced his
ivsy Into the room of a Mrs. Anderson, with
whom be had lived, shot and wouudod her
In the leg, aud then, thinking he hail killed
her, blew out his bralus. He leaves a wile
aud children In Boston.
The public schools of Chicago arc tielng
inspected by the City Inspector of Build
ings. The school houses were "found
almost without exception faulty In construc
tion and in a dangerous condlliou. The
•team pipes
tious aud the
A bill restoring the death penalty w
considered yesterday In the Maine House
Representative«. H was passed to engross
ment after being amended to provide that a
Jury, in rendering a verdict for murder,
may recommend the pritouer to tho mercy
of the Court; also that couuscl for the
prisoner shall have the closing argument to
the Jury.
< s .
was arra
pâli« clone tc wooden partt
doon> open inward."
WIN
of
Hltlnny Men.
*'Wells' Health Renuwer" restore* health
and vigor, cure« DyspepeJa, Impotence,
Sexnal Debility. 91.
A Card
To all who are Buttering from the errors of In
discretions of youth, nervous weakness,
decay, loss of manhood, etc., I will «end
eine that will cure you, FREE OK CHARGE.
This great p^n^iy wax discovered by a mis
sionary In South America. Send a self-ad
dressed envelope to tbe REV. JOSEPH T.
INMAN. Station I». New York City.
a re
tts-w
DIPHTHERIA
HAS
NO CHANCE
WHEN TREATED WITH
Perry Davie's Pain Killer
This wonderful remedy haa saved the
lives of many, many children
who were almost dead with
DIPHTHERIA.
K Henry WDson, Lawrence, mm«., my.
oYnuira» ä
es»«* It. Perry Dari. 1 . Pain KUler nnd
luy
LibeoiwLraoh, Nsnhus, N. H., says: " I had
painter*'colic Mnddliihthuretic nor«v«ry
severely. Pain Killer drove both away. "
! DRUGGISTS ALL KEEP IT.
VH* PUBLIC IS RRQUESTKD CAHR
X FULLY' te notice the new aud enlarged
»rheme to be drawn montlilv.
«•arc Am a l prize,
Tickets, only »hares la proportion.
A
Louisiana State 1 lottery Co.
"W-e do hereby certify th*t
pcrvlse thu
arrangements for all the Monthly nnd Soml
Aanual Drawings of The Lou Islaua »tale Lottery
Company, andin
IFrawiug* tiiemselves, and that the same are con
ducted with honesty, fairness, ami In good AUth
(award all parties, and we authorise the com
pany ta use this certitfeau. with fac-*lmle*;of
our signature« attached, in its advertisements.**
nianagf and control the
tA
Incorporated In UMSfor »years by the Legisla
ture for Educational and Charitable purposes -
with a capital of •1.900,000—to which a reserve
fund of •'»», 000 has slnoe been added.
By aa overwhelming popular
was made a part «f the present »Ute Constitution
adopted December 2d, A. D., 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
by the people or any State.
It never scales or postpones. ITS GRAND
SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS lake piaoe
vote Us franchise
OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
I1UD GRAND DRAWING,
CLASS CL AT NEW <»ELBANS, TUESDAY.
MARCH Util, 1888.—184th Monthly Drawing.^
Capital Priae, $75,000.
100,000 TICKETS AT FIVE DOLLARS BACH.
FRACTIONS, in FIFTHS in PROPORTION.
LIST OF FBIBMt
. 10,000
12,000
. 10,000
. 10,000
1 CAPITAL PRIZE.
lernte
2 Prises of 8,000.
6 Prises of 2,000.
*es of 1,000.
m
ses of
ses of
ii
too!
800 Prises of
LOOO Prises of
APFBBZBCATION PRIZBOt
9 Approximation Prises of 8780....
i
2ft..
« s.™
*.*»
1*977 Prises, smoantlng to.
rates to clubs should only
to the office of th« company in New Ortesas.
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UNIVERSAL TESTIMONY
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KIDNEY-WORT"
Tînt obeat aprciHC »on Etnwrv din
KABE, I.IV KR TItOCBLIJj. MA LAIMA,
OONBTIPA1IOV, FItIB, LADIES
WEAKNESS. AND RHEU
MATISM.
TKRUI1U.K KIDNEY DISEASE.
-'Mr*. Hodgesays 1 cannot too highly pralM
Kidney-Wort, '* nay« Mr. Saw Hodge*, WUllams
town, W. Va. "It cured toy terrible kidney dis
ease. My wife had to turn wc
using It."
in bed before
SKVKRK KIDNEY DMKA8IL.
•*I was entirely cured," recently said Mr. N.
Burdlek. of the Chicopee Box Co., ttpringfleld,
Mass., "of severe kidney disease by using Kid
ney-Wort."
COULD NOT WORK BEFORE.
"I've had no palus since I vu dared by Kidney
Wort," Mid Mr. Jan. Hurd, of the f'bioopoe
Box Co., Mprlngflcld, Maes., "I couldn't work
before using it,
ties."
great were my kidney dltneut
KtDNKY AND UVKBTBOCBLKS.
"brrural doctors failed. 1 ' write. N- Sleepy,
Alleghany City, Fa., "but Kidney-Wort cured
my kidney and liver tronblea of two year« stand
to*.' 1
KIDNEY COMPLAINTS «Bd DIABKTF.S.
• "For «IX years, 1 '« ay, Bnxtneer W. K. Thomp
son ofthec. M. A SL Paul E. ÏL, "I had kidney
uomplalnta aad diabetes. Kidney-Wort baa en
tirely cured m e."
IT HAS DONK WONOKIU.
"I oan recommend Kidney-Wort to nil the
world, * 1 writes J. K. Blnxamon, Crestline, O.,
"It has done won.tera for me and many others,
troubled with kidney and llrer disorders. 11
Constipation, Pile* and Kheuin attain.
I base found lu my practice that ConaUpatlon
and File. In all forms, aa well a. Rheumatic af
factious yield res Ify to Kidney-Wort.-Philip
C. Dalton, ftoukton. Vt. 1
P1LBJ* IB YfCAKJI.
• 'Kidney-Wort 1* a medicine of price!««* value.
1 bad Pllra for 16 consecutive year*. It cured
me-"Nelson Fairchild«. Hu Alban«, Vt.
ORAVKL. PERMANENT KELIKF.
"I have ufted Kidney-Wort for gravel," ..
ceutly wrote Ja«. F. Reed, of North Aetou,
Maim', "and it gave me permanent relief.**
SO TEARS KIDNEY DISK A* K.
"I had kidney d tense for» year«," writ«« C.
I*. Brown, of Westport, N. T. "I oould «camel y
walk and conld do no work. 1 devoutly thank
God that Kidney-Wort hot entirely c«ml me. "
A GREAT BLK83INU for RHEUMATISM.
"It I« thank* to kind Providence, a great tem
poral blcMlug. "truly remark* Win. Ellis, of
Evans, Colorado. The gent email referred to
Kidney-Wort and it* magic«' curative proper
tie«, in case* of rheumatism and kidney trouble.
KHKUMATV8M ON THK BENCH.
A pr loties* jewel. J. G. Jewell, a judge at
Woodbury, Vt., «ay* : "Kidney-Wort cured
mv rheumatism. Nothing else would do It."
I* 1 laid.
From Nantucket, Ma««.. Mr. Wm. H. Chad
wick, write«: "Kidney-Wort work* promptly
and efficiently in caaec of Pile« a« well a« kidney
trou ble«. It*« a mo«t excellent mediclue. * *
LADIES' TROUBLES
"No medicine helped my three year* peculiar
troubles," «ays Mr«. If. Lamoreaux, of l«leLa
Motte, Vt , "except Kidney-Wort. It cared me
and many of my friends too.**
OVER SO YEARS.
'*1 had kidney and other trouble« over SO
year«," writes Mrs. J. T. Galloway. Elk Flat,
Oregon. Nothing helped me hut Kidney-Wort.
It will enact a permanent
A Physician's Wife's Tronblea."
"Domestic remedies and prescription« by my
self (a practicing physician; and other doctora,
ouly palliated my wife*« chronic, two years
standing, inflammation of the bladder. Kidney
Wort, however, cured her.** The«».arc extracts
from a letter of Dr. C. M. Huraineriln. of Hun
Ilill, WnblDKton Uo„ Gs.
METTLED CONSTIPATION,
"I have had kidney disease for 90 years,"
write* Mr*. Harah Phillips, of Frankfort. N. Y.,
near Utica. "Kidney-Wort ha* allayed all my
pains and cured my settled constipation."
LADY DI HUH ARGEM TWO 8KRVANT8.
"I have not beeu ablu to do my housework for
many years until lately," writes Mrs. M. P.
Morse, or lly..c Park, Minn., "I've now ....
prised all my friend* by discharging my two ser
vants and doing their work. Kidney-Wort wo«
tho cause, ft cured me and I'm strong."
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SUENCE OF THEME 1
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say It gives I
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War ran t««i satUfkatory
or money refunded.
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Served
Oyster* tn «vary style,
notice.
feb27-3m-14
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« Celebrated Bartholome? iteehester Beer.
Ae brewings are unequalled for parity ami
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A. Gnsksnheimer A Bro., May 187».
John G lhson. Hon A Co., May 1879 and Jane 1M0.
Distilling Co., August 1879.
isrwood. November !«79 and June 1889.
(frersiak (Beading, Pa.,) February,
t. Vernon,
nie
The above *.»jds will be sold either hi bond or
tax paid at the lowest market rates. Sample«
may be seen at this store.
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-Ilf FACT 4 —
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WHISKY EXTANT.
By the galion or bottle.
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Uniform In
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Absolu telypn re rye^
A reliable stimulant
8. W. COR. TENTH AND ORANGE 8TS.
aae delicate la Savor.
•arc and ..re tonic.
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early on Sunday mornings at the
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AT THE END OF THE MONTH.
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J. B. BELT a
NO. ÖOU KING ST
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MESSRS. BOUCHE, FILS & CO.,
WINE GROWERS
MAR EU IL, SUR-AY, FRANCE,
Branch houses in PARIS, Kranen« and *7 BRAVER STREET New York, heir i M re
tbr people of Delaware that they have appointed ' ,ora * beg leave
to in for ns
JOHN MEALEY,
205 MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON,
Their asont. for the wie of their ram ou. brudi or natural Champa?.».
NAPOLEON'S CABINET (Dry),
In Double Magnums, Magnums, Quart, lint and Half-Pint Bottle*,
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MAXIMUM (Very Dr y,)
lu Double Magnumr, Magnum«, Quart aad Pint Bottle.,
THE « DJtY VERZENAY
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InrtitSte fir JÜEîSr rtbkm. *' " < "* Ur ***** f' recommended by the French M«Moai^
J AS. F. WOOD & CO.,
TIN AND SHEET IRON ROOFING,
Metal Work and Jobbing of Every
Description.
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Stoves, Heaters, Ran; es and the "Favorite Heater
J AMES F. WOOD & CO.,
FRONT AND ORANGE STS.,
WILMIN GTON, DEL.
lebaO-Us-l'/
REMOVAL!
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trom S. W. Cor. to N. E. Cor. Fifth and King Sts.
WHERE WE HAVE OPENED A NEW
Steam Marble and Granite Works.
Our Wueroom Contains the Largest and Choicest Selection ol
MONUMENTS, STATUARY, TOMBS, MANTELS, ETC.,
Ever offered in Delaware, made expressly for oar new ws reroom from
the newest designs snd at the lowest prices.
DAVIDSON & BEO.
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j ÖHN MEALEY.
NO. 205 MARKET STREET.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Sole Agent for State of Delaware tor
WERNER & CO.'S
C h a m p ague Win e,
PRICE LIST.
Her Case 12 Ota.
do 34 Pts.
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DISCOUNT IN QUANTITIES.
5 Cages
10 Caeee
35 Cases
5 per cent.
10 per cent.
15 per cent.
IMPORTED
BELFAST GINGER ALE. BASS ALE.
BROWN STOUT.
IMPORTED AND KEY WEST CIGARS.
Pure Rye Old Star Whisky,
Diamond O Whisky.
CHEAP JOHN.
No.
410
Market Street,
Still holds forth as of yore, with store filled with goods
nt prices that «re astonishing. Tinware in great variety ;
Crocker o! all kinds in :i!l grades, from one piece to thou
sands, and numberless useful goods.
prove that you are dealing with
Give him a trial and
CHEAP s .JOHN, 416
Market Street
>>rt2&-3m-il
E. C. G. GREEFMAN & CO.,
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 stock of Holiday Goods, which hav
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.
Al«o a full line of Glass and other wares, etc., etc., which we will sell at very low
rice?. Do not fall to call and examine our stock before purchsing elsewhere.
E. C. G. GREENMAN & CO.,
0. G. GREBNMAN. deciHte-tf-60 GEORGE W. GOODLEY.
American Watch and Clock Depot,
U North Second Street, (above Market) Philadelphia.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT AND SMALL PRICES.
««-book
some of the prices :
ailles' Solid Gold American Lever Watches.
Gents' Solid Gold American I.ever Watchra,
111 - • ' SmI Id 4 ■ « » 1 • I U-|iiiii'.;i-lim m ......
One-tiay Clocks, ft.00 up. Fight-day walp.nt Clock*. |S.0O np.
A large stock on hand of of solid gold and best rolled plated jewelry and ehalns. Solid sliver an.«
plated ware, opera glass«« and spectacles. Repairing of *11 klnSs done In a skumu mannSr.
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8. PICARD, No. 11 NORTH 8ECOND STREET, PHILADELPHIA.
•agri'. S.-Every or*«cU ^»rranted
repreeent««!.
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Indian Blood S
■ S "* 6 *,* 11 d é aeaae * °f the Stomach, Liver,
I SSOT Skin and 'Blood.
■ testify to its effloaoy in heal
■Ing the above named diseaso«, and
W nonnoe it to he the
BEST REMEDY KNOWN TOMAN.
Gu aranteed to cure Dyspepsia.
■TAOBNTB WANTI!I).»|
77 W. 8 d St, New Tark OUy. Druggists asiTit
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