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mobnino M7MMABY.
" !l , tïivote f»« f , P™K ue -
P*, „i,. 0U ri IIouM! of Representative« on
™Æ»WU HxtnK railroad pw>
at tl cent» p*r mile.
"»■'i ml aii'l Crane, lt I« »alü, have leased
K;r "«o, opposite the Central Mualc
ul îndwllfhulhl« theatre thereon at a
* t üf J100.IHIO.
' „ „.„.„In Uatra, 40 year« or age. ami at
B 'Jw head of a I»* 1 «« liook Arm (n Klch
Vlriritila, eommltled aulelde yeater
I 1 ;"'.":.'„ruing, hy ahootlne himself through
<*") Iin a grandnephew of Ed
".'.'d Bates, who was Attorney General
i President Lincoln.
Thomas (1. Greenleaf, a young farmer of
V, a Durham. Ilndsou county, New Jersey,
C died in great agony after taking some
m „n-rrllwd fur tape worm hy an herb
d" Ne" . . «' Mlnltny. The woman
by
Her
Karl
by
ever
of
she
that
the
gers
The
only
It
of
she
and
rib
had
the
'I!-'
nTiisi'd I« w,mt ll,e P 1 * 1 * wcre m,ule
" f 1, reported ui have Had.
Waalilnston annual meetings of the
i „„.ric in Tract Society was held hurt even
J ' in ,i. u N, w York avenue Presbyterian
..'hnrch In Washington. Justice Strong
" .Med The total receipt» were reported
ït 8373 (X0, and the expenditure* at $388,
JJo The uonatlom and legacies amounted
to «100,400.
In the
Tb«
Baltimore Methoditt Episcopal
rWrrence, on Saturday, Blahop Keeier
.aid that "the M. E. Church South had
L,.J far beyond othera tn the work of edu
cating tlie AfrliAD race. For 18 years he
had preached to the colored people, but
through Bome marvellous providence they
had scarcely any of that people now In the
church, though the Couferences used to
have them by Urns of thousands.''
Bishop-elect Nicholson of Philadelphia
has written a letter to the Standing Com
mittee of the Protestant Episcopal
of Indiana. He says the strange unexpect
educss ol the call leads him to say yes, but
he is staggered hy his utter lack of experl
eicc hie unknown name In the church and
Ids age. H» »ays It will be a very bard
thing to give up the people of his present
parish, hut if God calls him to the work he
shill come.
The Communists ol New York yesterday
celebrated the anniversary of the Paris
Commune of 1H71 hy a meeting In Coti
u.rdla Hall. The attendance was large,
«ci v person wearing a red ribbon, and the
iiilirrrs being distinguished by red sashes.
The walls were hung with revolutionary
mottoes draped'ln blood color. Herr Most
ruade an address, in the course of which be
said that "the Paris Commune was too
humane, anil Hint the Commune of the
future will bo established regardless of hu
manity, anil with a llrm hand to wield the
sword of destruction."
ocese
her
off.
ney,
THE
by
son
Gneof the largest conventions of Irish
<dXidles ever held in New York met yester
,iuv in that city to arrtfnge for the reception
of Mr. Parnell, should lie come totlilscoun
try. Delegations were present from the
Ancient Order of ITiberniaus, the various
T .ial Ahftliueiicc Societies and the Irish Na
tional and Parnell Land League* of New
York, Brooklyn and Jersey City. The Land
Lague* nominated Dr. W. B. Wallace for
President, while the Ancient Order of Hi
bernians nominated Janus Oliver. Wallace
elected, whereupon, ainid
, "at a sign from their offi
cers.''the Hibernian* left the hall. After
their departure business was resumed
and committees were appointed to con
sider the best manner of receiving Mr.
h confuhi
■
In I.umber Camp In Winter,
ni'ii who < ut aud haul lumber are
fearfully exposed in severe weather, and al
though hardy »ml rugged, are sometime*
laid aside li
Augusta, Maine, who i*exten*ively engaged
iu the lumbering business, write* that oue.
of his men was at tacked with a terrible sore
throat, m> that they thought he would die.
They'administered Perky Davis's Pain
Kim.K it, hot li Internally ami externally. In
an hour the mfferer wa* relieved, aud the
next day he was at work a* usual.
The
duty. Mr. Randall, of
IllSINKSS HKTTLKM KM'S.
The creditor* of W. T. Allen & Company,
grocer», of Chicago, have accepted the
firin'* proposition to pay fifty cents
dollar in ca*h at 30 days, or 60 cent* in
note* at ft
th** option of each individual creditor. The
■
eight and twelve month*, at
firm will resume.
At a
ecting of the creditors of Pfirnian
A: Pfau, wholesale liquor dealer* of Cincin
nati. held on Saturday, Judge Iloadley said
l!»' firm's assets were over $1,000,000, its
liabilities being $468,000, and that between
unwand August tlie lirin would have to
.itoii to pay the Government tax
"u whiskey coining out of bond. A c
mittet* was appointed to report on Monday
Sfi to the best c
pursue.
raise $
•sc for the creditors to
At a meeting of the creditor* of Todd,
rrciu-li n Co., boot aud shoe dealers of St.
i', held in Boston on Saturday, Mr.
ich of tlie debtor firm, who
U
!
present,
unsecured 1 labil l tie* aggregated
•to, mul its entire asset*, he thought,
tb about $<VJ,(500. "The firm
sii'l il*
'
Is
of
of
8Up
, akiujc money, the Bupponi
iiou being Imsed upon tlie figure* of a dig
in "lest bookkeeper, and Itwas only recently
ifi.it the debtor* found out that they were
insolvent. To what extent tlie bookkeeper
vfi'tiini/.uil them is not yet known.''
R WUH
RECOUD OF FIKKB.
1 *pHV tile factory Iu St. John, Quebec,
was burned ou Saturday. Loss, $20,000.
Tin* woollen mills at Mexico, Missouri,
w, t*' damaged hy fire on Friday to the extent
01 about §.*»0,000.
A lire
in Jacksonville, Texas, on Friday,
' «•vtroyed a block of buildings, including
a* 1**4'Office and seven stores, causing &
•osh "1 $100,600.
II"- Wabash Railroad round house and
^ n engine*, in Detroit, were burned on Sat
hing. Los* about $35,000. two
""■ ,l hove been
causing the fire.
I*> Hu- burning of tlie little miulng town
,h! ( |, * v » Ualiforulai on Friday, 76
uiuiing* were consumed, aud the loss Is
ÏÎvTm' * :i5u » uo °- The inhabitants,
• nu hundred In number, saved scarcely
a,, V ( d their good*.
Tin!!.'Grand I*le was burned last
rlvür , y Wilson's Landing on the Black
I« ' 1,1 houisiana. No lives were lost.
nci- tUI ? 0 ° * I(, ° titles of cotton and 2,000
• cottonseed was destroyed. The
''oat was valued at $25,000.
.Uy
•*ted on suspicion of
^•ti til * ,rUK ,lutl IU Doings In New Orleans.
1 Orleans In it* spring verdure clad wlt
•-uiM.n K< ' ene llt ,tB ,ttst grand day ofdis
fciffiNww;. there a Mardi Ora* so
Hi,-,1.,..J ^ .' l'bsencd or largely uttende«l since
after'.T b Î*». founders. A few day*
• » the i..th of February, another incident
«mt; i, ovv not unusual, however. Over
"ttholvJi r <a^ Cal f Q «^ e ' 1 over the world in prize*
Monthly Di*trlbntion « "
•Wiaent «r ii te under the *ole
iin.l .lutmi A U i °-ï; Heauregard of La.,
Fold inS h A ' J^ rly of Va - Ticket No. W,01'J
«751*1,1 Ä «nek, urew the first capital,
h ;, rl " R, K û °y «f Maysville, Ala.!
L Lüui«u'ini l '»* ler ^o a well-known merchant
Nut'i L..., • Ky., collected through the Second
^»iUil iÄwL Il0ll!8v,ne ' K y\ Th « second
hftlj w °n by No. fl,«96—one
c I .. > ,îe '»* Kulrter of Zaleski, O., col
natl ii '.Sl V"; Ylret NiitT HanU ol OlDCln
by N 0 '..,VÎP «"rirt capital (910,000) was drawn
or the went tu K. Harm
WmioÏ' P* ° ' another to Lt. H. Davis, No.
h'Saaiû', . n , Kt " n 8t - New Orleans, Ijt.(another
'VMhfn.ÂÏ ?, f N °- 1"8 Tentii it.; N, W.
6 ' u HuÄV. 1 ."; **• an <* another t0 V. Lugoy,
«».A 11 ' New «»rleans, La., Noel
prize« I"M** 3 eilu, > drew the $0,000, the fourth
■«ted'th. „ K." e »' *° Henry Mendel, ool
"1 Elm'inni l .M \ ^ lu,wr8 - Reaaniaood. Son. A Oo.
tlie N,, , î 11 n otherwuwcollected throotth
a 'd Maryville, Mo.;
N ">. 8 Oil 'd'hdelphla was another, 'flclteta
; ?' 6M . w 000. »1,440, 88.014.
'hlcans li) t0 . PMtl.» living In tl.w
AHe.^e' ^"'ddngton, D. O., Huntiv
»in Vorên '^îv üm , ah °. Eraweott, ArK.,
«I«r . Many partie. il.Uke
«"anted £l 8 "* PupUahed, hence, they are
*pni loth or*iïPÇ* rU,BUy wl11 «'»»»T'otaday
bauuhini 1 ' w hIon any one applying to M A
HÄffiK* OrloaV La.r wilf K filty
m
aoh ilrew
ork, New.
Lia. Aliu.,
STABBUIU A WOMAN.
Two DUgftlsod AimmIbi AmbuII Lad y
Dtxto.
London, March 18.—Lady Florence
Dixie was attacked at, Windsor yesterday
by two men disguised in women's clothes.
Her dress was cut with dagger* In several
places, but she received no Injury.
Lady Florence Dixie is the sister of the
Karl of Queensbury, the man who created
some excitement in n theatre some time ago
by denouncing Tennyson's play. She has
lately been charging that no account bas
ever been rendered of a large portion of the
Land League fund under the administration
of Treaaacpr Kagan.
Lady Florence was walking in a secluded
spot, near the woods, when the two men
asked her what time it wa*. She replld that
she had no watch, and afterward* noticed
that though they wore women's clothes their
faces had been shaved. Much alarmed she
started to walk away and was followed by
the men, one of whom seized her. She
struggled to escape, but seeing their dag
gers fell In a swoon. This took place at 4
o'clock in the afternoon and she did not re
cover her senses until 4.45 p. tn.
Lady Florence has been prostrated to-day.
The story of the affair was elicited from her
only at Intervals. The saving of her life la
attributed to her 8t. Bernard dog, which, lt
It supposed, protected her In the swoon.
Lady Florence had no reason to suspect Im
mediate danger, although she had been
somewhat fearful since the receipt of letters
about the Land League. The last
members Itone of the men pushing a quantity
of mud into her mouth. On her recovery
she found that both palms were cut across
and her gloves severed. There were two
dagger holes, two inches apart, In the right
breast of her dress. A broad steel corset
rib had been broken by the weapon, which
had penetrated to the inner lining of her
dress at the flrat stroke and to her corset at
the second stroke.
Lady Florence supposes that ahe uncon
led with the men, assisted hy
ic iJcoundrels were frightened
ehe re
sclously Btrugg
her dog,until U
off.
"Huohun»lbH."
igulck, complete cure, all annoying Kid
ney, Bladder and Urinary diaeaaea. $1.
Druggist*.
THE LARGEST RETAIL STOCK OF DRT
GOODS.
STRAWBBIUOK & CtOTHItU,
OliLBRs IK Dry Goods Exci.dhivbi.t,
Eighth awn Mahkkt Sthbkts,
Philadelphia.
rannen and other«
dftêiring a genteel.lucrative agency business,
by which 85 to $20 a day can be earned,send
address at once, on postal, to H. C. Wilkin
son A Co.p 195 and 197 Fulton street New
York.
DIPHTHERIA
HAS
NO CHANCE
WHEK TREATED WITH
Perry Davis's Pain Killer
This wonderful remedy has saved the
lives of msny, many children
who were almost dead with
DIPHTHERIA.
H. Henry Wilson, Lawrence, M
"The Burgeon* pronounced
therla, ana decided that no _
reach It. Perry Davl*'* Pain Killer saved my
*ay*:
my oa*e Dipli
remediea could
Li boons Leach, Nashua, N. H.. say*: 1
painters' colic and diphtheritic sore throat
severely. Pain Killer drove both awsy."
I had
h n
JL
DRUGGISTS ALL KEEP IT.
A NOTED BUT UNTITLED WOMAN.
[From the Bouton <Wo6«.]
h
%
JfMsrt. Editor»
The above Is « good likeness of Mrs. Lydia E. Pink •
ham, of Lynn, Moss., who above all other human betmnj
may be truthfully colled the "Dear Friend of Woman,*
of her correspondents lore to call hcr. Bh.»
Is aealously devoted to iter work, which Is the outcome
of a life-study, and 1* obliged to keep six lady
assistante, to help her answer the large correspondence
which dally pours In upon her, each bearing It* special
burden of suffering, or Joy at release from lt. Mcr
Vegetable Compound is a medicine for good and not
evil purpose*. I have personally investigated lt and
satisfied of the truth ef this.
On account of Its proven merits, lt Is recommended
and prescribed by the beet physicians In the country.
One says i " It work* like a charm and saves much
pain. It will cure entirely the worst form of falling
of the uterus, Leucorrhoea, irregular and painful
Menstruation,all Ovarian Troubles, Inflammation and
Ulceration, Flooding«, all Displacement* and the
sequent spinal weakness, and Is especially adapted to
the Change of Life."
It permeate* every portion of th* system, and gives
new life and vigor. It removes faintness, flatulency,
destroys all craving for stimulants, and relieves weak -
of the stomach. It cures Bloating, Headaches,
Nervous Prostration, General Debility, SleeplessneHH,
Depression and Indigestion. That feeling of bearing
down, causing pain, weight and backache, Is always
permanently oared by IU une. It will at all times, and
under all circumstances, out In harmony with the law
that governs the female system.
It oosts only $1. per bottle or six for $5., and Is sold by
druggists. Any advioe required as to special cases, and
the names of many who have been restored to perfect
health by the use of the Vegetable Compound, can be
obtained by addressing Mi*. P., with stamp for reply,
at her home in Lynn, Mass.
For Kidney Complaint of either sex this compound is
Unsurpassed as abundant testimonials show.
"Mrs. Pinkhain's Liver Pills," says one writer, "are
the beat in the world for the
Biliousness and Torpidity of the liver. Her Blood
Purifier works wonders in its special line and bids fair
to equal tk.e Compound in its popularity.
Angel of Mercy whoso solo
by
Ul
of Constipation,
are
A
All inuaL reopect her
ambition is to do good to others.
Phi lad« iphia. Pa. (8)
li
A. M. D.
& BODLEY CO.,
GOLD MEDAL
AWARD U
ATLANTA COTTON EXPOSITION,
—OR THBIB—
Steam Engine & Saw Mill,
KXH1BITEO AT ATLANTA IN 1881.
Manufacturers of Steam Engines, Boilers, Saw
Mlllis Gang Edgers. Lath Machines, Hub aud
»poke Machinery, Shafting, Hangers. Pulley*,
Couplings, G car lug, Grist and Flour Mills.
Hpct-lal atteutlon given to l'lautatlou Mochln
cry. Catalogue Dree,
Lane & Bodley Co.,
John and Water Sts.,
U1NOI.HNATI. O.
cloth nro.
We Have the Latest
Styles of Suitings and Trowser
ing now on hand. Our sprinp
stock is complete in our Cus
tom Department, and many of
our PATTERNS IMPORTED
DIRECT FOR US, and can
not lie duplicated elsewhere.
We have marked prices to sell
our goods, and mean to please
you, trusting to receive your
order at an early date. We
have many bargains in our
Ready-made Department, and
some new styles already to
show you. We mean to retain
you as our patron and make
your friends our customers.
Wilmington Clothing House
and Merchant Tailoring Estab
lishment, Fourth and Market
streets.
Jno. W. Diefendokf & Co.
N.
•flU
6
I
9.
Please Show me
Overcoat ?
an
Our figure represents the
cautious man, who will not
expose himself unprotected to
the treacherous March weather.
Light-Weight Overcoats, splen
did assortment, from $10.00 to
$30.00
uy
Is
A. C. YATES & CO.
1
-LEDGER BUILDING
Chestnut and Sixth Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
»nl-84
THE PUBLIC 18 REQUESTED CARB*
JL FULLY to notice the new and enlarged
scheme to We drawn mouthlv.
ft^TCAPITAL PRIZE, |75,000.*%ft
Tickets, only $5. Shares in proportion.
A
4 1
*
Louisiana State Lottery Co.
supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly and beml*
Annual Drawings of The Louisiana State Lottery
Company, aud In person manage anil control the
Drawings themselves, and that the same
ducted with honesty, fairness, and In good faith
toward all parties, and we authorize the com
this certificate, with fac-slinles^of
"We do hereby certify that
pan y
o.tr signatures attached. In Its advertisements."
Oom mission art*.
incorporate«! In 1868 for 26 years by the Legisla
tur«- for Ktlucatlonal and Charitable purposes—
with a capital of #1,000,000— to which a reserve
fund of $550,000 has since been added.
overwhelming popular vote Its franchise
ma<le a part of the present Btate Constitution
a«lopted December 2d, A. D., 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted on and endorsed
by the peo'ple of au y Btale.
y H never scales oî- postpones. 1TB GRAND
BINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS take place
Ul A n sl»LENl)lD OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. FOURTH GRAND DRAWING,
CL ABB D, AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY,
APRIL 10th, 1888.—15&th Monthly Drawing.
By
Capital Prize, $75,000.
100,000 TICKET» AT K1VK HOI.I.AKH EACH.
EXACTION», in riETHU In rROrOOTXON.
LIST OF FRIZBB:
I CAPITAL PRIZE.
1 CAPITAL PRIZE.
1 CAPITAL PRIZE.
6,000.
2,000.
1,000.
.« 76,000
. 26,000
. 10,000
. 12,000
. 10,000
. 10,000
. 10,000
. 20.000
. 30,000
. 25,000
. 25,000
2 Prizes uf
5 Prizes of
10 Prises of
20 Prizes of
100 Prizes of
300 Prizes of
&00 Prizes of
1,000 Prizes of
N
BO
LOO
AFPHOXI-MATION PRIZK8
9 A.pproximatlon Prliei of 1750...
$6,750
4,500
2,250
I
1,967 Prizes, amounting to.. «265,500
Application for rates bo clubs should only be
made to the office of the company In New Orleans.
For further Information, write clearly,giving
foil address. Send orders by express or KeffU
tered letter, or Money Order, addressed only to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
° r ' M ' 'in'seVentlf sir»!, WuUiftn. U. U.
N. B.— In the Extraordinary Beml-Annual
Drawing of next June the Capital Prlxe will be
«150,000.
feblS-d, 4 w-wft*
J/RANKLIN
TYPE FOUNDRY
?
Cincinnati,
168 Vine Street,
Ohio.
ALLISON & SMITH.
vti-asit
LMQ VOM DMAA.EH*
JOHN F. DOLAN,
No. 6 West Third Street.
-Leads 111 (Choice
WINE8, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
In every style.
• I
Hoi
io
MILAN'
notice.
fi-b27-8in-M
«W. I 'Hurd
ABB«'.
jyt'KINBON
ALL NIGHT HOUSE,
N. W. COR. FRONT AND WALNUT .STS.
WlLMINOTO^,4*KI.AWAHI£.
A choice brand of Win«**, Llqiioi
always
«I Cigars
mlS-fhjjH
hand.
_
R HOLD IN STORK AND IN U. S.
KoNDKI) W A ItF.IHM1MF.H pure
whiskies from tlir following celebrated
tUlerles*
A. Overboil A Co., Januiirv I879nii<l June
A. Ciuckenhelmer A Bro., M ay 1879.
John Gibson. Bon ft Co.. May I87y and
llaiinls Distilling Co., August 1*79.
Sherwood, November IK7V und June 18ft).
Neverslnk (Reading, l'a.,) February, 1*90.
Mt. Vernon, May, ltoo.
W
J ui
l*H0,
jds will be sold either Hi bond or
e lowest market
The above g.»
_Mid at th
may be seen at this store.
. Hample«
NO. 1« MARKET STREET.
nyS-20
FIlANOla K K.l.LY A (XT,
QOSMOPOLITAN HOUSE.
200 WEST SECOND ST.,
„
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
CHOICE LIQUORS AND SEGARS.
THE BEST I.AGKK IN THE CITY.
Warm Lunch every morning and Saturday
night. A H AUBER,
nov24-3m-a> PROPRIETOR.
GROVE
(^RANGE
PURE RYE WHISKY.
—IN FACT
THE PUREST, RICHEST AND BEST KVE
WlllHKY EXTANT,
bottle.
By the gallon
JAMES A. KELLY
Uniform In quality
Rich and delicate In flavor.
Absolu telypu re rye^
A reliable stimulant
9. W. COR. TENTH AND ORANGE STS.
mvH-ly-26
I
<1 safe tonic.
J OHN P. DONAHOE.
-BOTTLER
AND SOLK AGENT OF WILLIAM MASHKV
A OO.'B PHILADELPHIA
Ale, Porter and Brown Stout,
—ALSO
s Ce.^brale«! Bartholom ay Rochester Beer,
die brewings are unequalled for purity and
flavor; constantly on ban«» In kegs «
Mineral waters iu all
the different flavor*.
OF
bottled.
^17 AND 519 ORANGE STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
<1 accominodutlnir «Irlvers. Order*
uy mail proinntly attend«*I to. He Is also connec
ted with the Telephone Exchange, and hlsalgnal
IMYl-l*
ft&ri»«»llle
Is
m
ILBSftLE LlOUi
m
'•ij
/
DR. A. RUSSELL,
Office 515 TATNALL STREET,
Wilmington, Del.
Twenty years experience in tlie treatment
of all
NERVOUS AND CHRONIC DISEASES
* with purely Concentrated Veg
etable Medicine*, such as diseases of the
Kidney*, Bladder, Blood and Urinary
Organs, Liver Complaint, Nervous Debility,
Lott Manhood, Diseases of the Throat,
Luu£T 3 , Skin, Eyes, Ear*, Heart, Stomach,
Bowels, etc. TA PE ami all other worms re
moved iu a few hours without fasting
sickness. Consultation free. Hours, it a.
, to 8 p. m. Sunday* 10 a. in. to 4 p.
No exhorhltant charges.
Jani-l
of both
lx
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à OEY
MEN
DR. CHPF.VF.R'S ELECTRIC BELT, or Regonmtor, 1a road.
• i^rrMly (or the
*° ,Y * r .*Ûie
f l LLkÄricTt Y. fr
■ to healthy action.
Year* of u.e have tefled
t from lodlacretlo
111
I
a 8
I
th«
I
ihroaxh th* p*rU mott rt
bo niiiUka «bout thU iuit
.1
■re tssliliud «o. Weak
a!
erillly—In fait, any trouble* of
found |hli with eût trie
Incapacity, Ijck of^V'fpo
nil I1U from head (o to*. Thli la (or th* ON E tprcllic
»■rpOM. For circular» giving information «ddr*« CHEEVER
ELECTIUC BELT CO* lOd WaaùingUm St., Chicago, Hi.
be
30MÏ57B«i
«. dr. *0*
be
DYES
BEFORE - AND — AFTER
?
Electric Appliancoa are sent on 30 Days' Trial.
TO MEN ONLY, YOUNG OR OLD,
from Nkrvous Dmiunr,
Nkuvh Fours
U f HO are Biifft-rlng
W Lost Vitality. L
Vigor. Wasting Weaknesses, and all thoao dlneoses
of a Personal Nature resulting from Abuses and
Other Causes. Speedy relief and complete resto
ration of Health,^Vigor and Manhood Guaranteed.
The grandest discovery of the NlnefoentU Century,
beml at once for lllustratod Pamphlet f roe. Addros*
yOLUIOJUTBO^, MARIHAU. MICH.
LJTMHAUY rVULlCAXJL OJU.
1883.
HARPER'S WEEKLY.
rr.T.nuTRATEi).
's Weekly »(.mills ut the head of Amer
ican Illustrated weekly Journals. tiy lu uupar
tlsan position In n«llt(eH, It* admirable Illustra
tions. Its carefully eho.teu serials, »hört »10110*,
sketches and poems, eontrlhuled by the Iu
artists an«l author» of the day. It carries Instruc
tion and entertainment
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Parents who .«ire entertaining and wholesome
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Incidents, hIoi ,picture«, household amusement
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Is invited to the following partial list of attrac
tions :
"TukTinkiiam Buothers' Tide-Mill.'*
serial «tory bv J. T. Trowbridge, former
ly editor of "Our \ oung Folks,''and author of
"The Jack Hazard Stories, '' etc.
•*Tn* Story of viteau."
Au historical novelette of girl and boy life In
the 13th century. By Frank It. Stockton, former
ly assistant editor of "Mt. Nicholas,'' author of
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"Thkmtory of Robin hood."
Au account of the famous yeoman. Ry Maurice
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'The story of the Field of theClotu-of
Gold.''
ByK. S. Brooks. To he Illustrated with many
remarkable pictures.
"A BRAND N EW NOTION."
el play. By William M.
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A
A capital
"SWEPT AWAY."
A serial slory of the Mississippi floods oi 1882.
byK. S. KUU.formurl y editor or "Golden Days."
"Elizabeth Thompson."
A biographical paper regarding this celebrated
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prepared for "Ut. Nicholas" by Miss Thompson.
"Where was Villi MSB V"
ug story ol* the Russo-Turklsh war. By
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•The Boy at the White House.'
An account of the life of 'Tad" Llueoin. By
Noah Brooks, author of "The Boy Emigrants."
"COMEDIE* FOR CHILDREN."
A tine scries of Juvenile playH. By K. 8.
Brooks, author of 'The Laud of Noil," etc., and
Including A Christmas Masque :
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Prepared expressly for holiday times.
A thrllll
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There will be short stories by Louisa M. Al
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- that they have appointed
Branch hou* es
1 lie people of lMda
JOHN MEALEY,
MARKET STREET, WILMINGTON,
famous brand* of natural Champagnes.
Their agent* for the Hale of thel
NAPOLEON'S CABINET (Dry),
lu Double Magi
9, Magnum*, l^uart, Pint
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MAXIMUM (Very Dry,)
In Double Magnum*, Magnums, (juart
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THE " DRY VERZENAY
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Institute for eases of sickness. lan20-tf-45
EEMOVAL !
From S. W. Cor. to V E. Cor. Fifth and King Sts.
WHERE WJ HAVE OPENED A NEW
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Our W&reroom Coutslne the Largest and Choicest Selection ol
MONUMENTS, STATUARY, TOMBS, MANTELS, ETC.,
Ever offered in Delaware, made expressly for our new wareroom from
the newest designs and at the lowest prices.
DAVIDSON & BKO.
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JOHN MEALËŸ
NO. 205 MARKET STREET'.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Sole Agent for State of Delaware lor
WERNER & CO.'S
ChampfTgne Wine,
PRICK LIST.
Per Case 12 Qts
$7.00
$8.00
CM
24 Ft*.
DISCOUNT IN QUANTITIES.
5 Cases
10 Cases
25 Cases
5 per cent.
10 per cent.
15 per cent.
IMPORTED
BELFAST GINGER ALE, BASS ALE. BROWN STOUT.
IMPORTED AND KEY WE$T CIGARS.
Pure Rye Old Star Whisky,
Diamond O Whisky.
CONFECTIONS
PUT UP IN HANDSOME BASKETS AND BOXES.
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DINING ROOM supplied with all the
G. BYRON MORSE.
* 1300 CHESTNUT ST, PHILA.
Uecl2-tts-2m-28
C II K A I' JOHN.
No. 416 Market Street,
Still holds forth as of yore, with store filled with goods
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*
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Special Announcement !
Special Announcement !
Samuel Lees,
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offers great Inducements In
BLACK H1LKB, CASH M KREH, DRESB GOODS, TABLE
GLOVE», UNDERWEAR. NOTIONS, ETC.
.INEN», MUSLINS,
STOREKEEPERS SUPPLIRD AT LOWEST JOBBING RAT KB.
SAMUEL 1 . 1 Û lllS,
NO», a, 5, 7 and» NOKTH »KCONI» STREET nnd NORTHEAST CO UN KM K1UHTH and SERIN»
CARDEN STREETS. EH II. ADKl.l'li I A.
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American Watch and Clock Depot,
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A LARGE AHSOiriMENT AND MIAl.l. PRICKS.
ft#-Look at some of the prices :
Ladies' Solid Gold American I.
Gents' Solid Gold American Lever Watches,
Ladles'Solid Gold Watches
Watches,
«22 Üb
W 00
12 00
low as
One-day Clocks, «l.Uü up.
Eixlil-ilay walnut Clocks, «3.00 up.
A large stock on hand of of solid gold and best rolled plated Jewelry ami chains. Solid sliver and
plated ware, opera glasses aud spectacles. Repalriug of all kinds d«mc Iu a skillful n> miner.
8. PICARD, No. 11 NORTH SECOND STREET, PHILADKU*UIA.
In
lt®
tor
Its
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of
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cpreseuUxl.
novlO-ly
•P. S.-Kvery
Dr.
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Cures all diseases of the Stomaon, Liver,
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