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mok*in« *«*«*»*•
, 11 . Men , only two «*»• MMMdi *»
Frlli " y v worm If reported to tie doln*
**£2v i" t'" - netghbortwo« of Boh I
. N J
dei '
■ <;«uel, the f*oiou* Enjrlteh
■ . m .i»ki«tlc, «rrtved *» New Vork
C '', n»v in till- «te*m»Mp Artaon*.
r* ..„viiik to ti"' |iCT ' ** **" 00,11,1
'?î • lllm ue« A.bl.od, P..,onSkt«r.
I i"' ! J cylln»n »'*» «»«telly lojuh-d.
and Geonre Kelter 'were
, ,, , . lull of -late »O* <*»l «" lhe
" l C " rl,nBV ""' 1 ll * 1 °". a »'
Ur f y „..,,( John A. Mill -r, of Batter <J,
Artillery, rommlitad eulclde
ÎÜoJ.y iù Wwliimrt.. Ü» .booth« h«
wif in the Id J" 1 '
MoiiNik»"
Il«-nry
I ,.„h ll IV«, Hays and AllicrMiofdon,
. .h-' nriL'aiillnc Ohio, loading at M italic,
° !imm aeic dntwncd »»u Friday by the up
setting '*i a G«»al. .
Allvghcuy river on 8|ati»r
, d by « h« avy rain, «lid dafnage
tH15u,puU One man la k^own
, drownvd.
tl.HKl
««tiiita'ccl *
lobave ♦»***•
n ,j get toll t lor many yaaro a jjour
, aI ,,j laiu rly < onncctod with the aaao*
p n .„ ill N»W( York, died suddenly on
"c.inlay wl'k iwr.ljale
S uur Bairn, the Spanleh Minister to tbb
.„m.trv committed autetde eerly ye»tdrd»y
„°'Ä iiv »hooting himaelf fn'lk Alter
w ,| t Hotel. I" New Vork.
During a light between M»rtln Grog** *nd
„,. or „ t . Suudaleh, In St. Paul, on Saturday,
Ibf former wrn. hilled hyayoungeouofSun
daleti eulting hi* thro.i with a etiuïel.
Kz-Congrei-aman ^ I 11 I* in K l.analng, of
New v„rk, <l.r.l vi ter,lay ol heart dlaeaw,
in Syracuse. Me served In the Thlrty-aeventh,
forty-aecoi.il ami Fort.v-th'rd Coogreteea.
Palriek MeShane waa fi retted In Bteton
laat night lor caualug the death of Catharine
.Mulyc) hy throwing her from n saloon. Into
(lie street iluriug a drunken quarrel on
Friday night.
The nearaahlp California, Irom Vera
Cruz, which arrived at Baltimore on Satuf
dirwlth yellow lever ou board, hwiheeu
Ukru Ui Lynn Haven Bay. One ofher elek
h expected to die. .
The miners «I the Hanover Coal Com
at Su jar Notch, near Wtlkeebarre,
on Biuirday night lo secure the dia
Be tie
pmy,
Struck
charge of a docking bo«a,who Is said to'bavd
given them touch trouble.
A Lake Shore train ran into a siding from
in open «witch near Erie, Pa., on Saturday
morning ami telescoped a freight train. Four
ere sev* rely Injured, add a
•tigers were bruised.
train
number of pi
Henry Kuyuor ran away with tbe daughter
of H. Pi K. ll, at Lynday, Nebraska, a 1 few
days airo. The girl's father and Kayoor met
ind find ui each other ou Friday ulght. The
lath» r was killed and Raynor wounded.
Joseph il. Wilkins, joint lrelght agent
of tbe New York Central aud Michigan
Is, at Buffalo, has disappeared,
Tied to be "short In hiè ac
Centra!
tufl is re pi
count«" with the Michigan Central about
$4,500.
Tbe resignation of Allan Campbell ai'
Controller of New York was accept» « J>y I
Mayor Edêon on Saturday. The Mayor
oflercU the punition to Alexander E. Ofr. of I
tbe firm ol David Dows & Co., but Mr* Orr
deeliued.
oiuted Edwin
cer at Phila
Tbe President yesterday a
H. N'evin, Jr, to be Naval (
ddphiu in place of Jamea Pollock, whose
term ha« expired, ami George F. Leland, to
be Surveyor ol Customs in plage of Néviq,
promoted
Tbe murdered body of Richard Morlng
wuh tound on Thursday on his farm In Not
toway county, Va. Two colored men with
lie had trouble the day beford are
w.'pceted ot the crime, andoue of them has
»sted.
bo D
The steamer J udwig, from Hamburg to
Quebec, 1« given up lor lost, being about 30
I days out. She was formerly the steamer
Hausii, ami was built at Greenock, In 1861.
She bad it full crew, 25 cabin passengers
aud a lew in th«* steerage,
j Michael Kelly, ratrick Flaherty and
George (Jougb were injured, Kelly fatâlly,
while loading rails upuii « hand-car on tbe
I railroad near Newton, Massachusetts, ob
Saturday. An ex press train siruck one end
of & raii which th» y were lilting.
Hot gas coming iu contact with cold HY
iu a receiver at Grace Furnace, near Cleve
land, Ohio, on Friday, caust d an explosion
which wrecked the engine house and dau
pruusly if not fatally injured the engiueer.
Several other employes received slight In
jurie«.
IVilham Hewitt, 16 years of age, em
ployed lo run the elevator la Bitnpeorra cot
ton mill at Norristown, Pa.. waa killed on
Mluruay luornlng through eareiessnese.
«bile the elevator was moving he leâued
over the «ide to look below, aud had his
wad caught
vator Ih
etween Lhe door and tbe ele
Cl arity H. llogel, President of the lode
{rodent Ice C
rested i
pany, of Baltimore, was ar
that city on Saturday on the charge
oi having I urged emloreemeBls on notea
arawutohis order which were dlscoujted
Bunk of Baltimore. Gogel
Jas committed in default oi $25,000 ball.
H« is a young man.
White men were cu.tlue a roll In A. G»rrl
► •imnüry at I'ittshur*: on Batur
J, tlie sand being wet acatterad the molten
new. aeiuhlnc a Urn, In all illrectiona.
U lam Barkhnir was laially burned and
InbUi""! 1 |r,VB ,lth >irs were badly
Jund, but will probably recover.
I.yilii' railreiul col 1 tel. in on tbe Rome,
1 '" 11 'jrdcusbui* railroad, at C»ri
L; " L'ri'lay evening, 1« persons
iMoleii. A moult them were Louis J.
ö'juiaml wife, of Philadelphia.
E""" »'ire injured, among them Miss
Äk"SZ , „.° r P, ' ,l '' !elt ' b,a - * hd «■
a 'Loire at Ehanlte Ranch,8S mllaa
Ail' i "'"'"''fille, T xas.on Thursday niut
ufti"a K "" 18 " nd Macedonia MIsles eh
a.!. womau, named Rice, who h
ÎJ™ tel ! k '*m | » for another lover. T
' «n f- i ann».r tired at her assailants and
î Hie stomach. A bystander was
■ ar,n a, »d through the lungs.
M . llll<ler8
jj * la> se| d to Carlos Llvae, in London,
LoI.l* ' * ,torn «y settle with the BriUsh
In tend 1 .' ... Only *76,000,000
mn,,n r to llt ' '"Ordi the addition.1
"I tl» i "Î ^reed upon for the expenses
isMiH.i ''r '"'''lers' committee will not be
tcrei .1 it. i "! ' 4 ' u P" nB wll) begin to bear in
"»tet on July 1, i8S4.
"Rough on Mats.**
toil Iiud ° U » t ,a î s » "dee* roaches, flies, ants,
cent« il h ' tu,, kB» chipmunks, gophers. 15
u, 'Uggist8.
by the Unit)
FourUen
ht,
01
he
shot i
toot in
n î
ui that the PresMent of
A Kpienuire Number.
Vl«hJ' U T H ' r l ** ue of drawbridge «
Bomber** " uarterl Vi J U8t out, is a apleudi
ladies 1 ÏÏ'* ry lß ot interest to the
itltchws • î fc . w ,a ncy-work designs and
how t, ' n8truct,on * ,n amateur art, and
home- « , ". ,l llie i ,tirfiOD and decorate th©
and th« ,P. retty P*'* ce new vocal music;
ment nt , umuier Chions in every depart»
15 et ...| ' r - v ^ ot) d8 fully illustrated. Price,
or Ki.ii.i l a co Py from your news-dealer
»elplli; u Slr,iwt,rl( ^'- * Clothier, Phil*
The
Ws»».., fc,,, ® r Pr»ëlng Local Agente.
"Uh tn ,, ,! hl r. U)WÜ for » article that id
ferre l a i, ve ,lru t r Fi f * t « and grocers pre !
tiveiv J', ,reSh Humiston Food Preserva
<5i Kilby street, Boston.
'
0r Veilk'h,nlt r su floring from impurity of b ood.
ÿltettsc ui * it'. i UU< * fettr ''onsumption (scrofulous
lu °H»l Uke Dr. Aeroe*. '• 'olden
4t5 «uu. 8r y * Dd * »111 «o» yom^By
l.ITTI.r, HOT «moi»
* *!••• '*»•■• Betel merk I the H lue Orate
IW»gtm».
[ Evansville A'gus.J
"Ypa," sniff » weH-knowwi Evansville
tourist to ut tin* .ittn*r day, "I'fe traveWdd
a good deal |n K«- luck? and it fsp't ».par
ti< ularly quirt country for a
aljout In. Tl*** bt*M»-r sort. ot peqpl.- tberc,
mind you. ate hh fifité folks hh y iu would
mre( with Htiywn. »v t but. the ri.uub* a ••
about as rtniuh as they make thi*iu. . Th» y
have ai way. tub, of Inirndutlng A »iatol
into an argument which to not p|»pn*late<1
by he colour spirit« of the North '*
"Did- you ever got Into any trou 'tie I"
"Once, when I was staying at Lexington,
I had a rather unpleasant adventure."
"Let us have It, by all-''
"I noticed a big, tong
tite hotel aud pay fra bod. lie wis a« ugly
a I 'oklng brute as I ever saw. Wot a (»lack
patch over hi* *v»\ find had his base
stuffed Into hia hoots like a regular <finie
iiovhI border ruffian. I came at once td the
couclusiou that It would bo health/ to keep
out of that fellow's way, and 1 routes« that
I was surprised that auch a bully would be
accepted as a guest at a Arst-ciaas hotel.
"The neit morning I was up early* It
was a little cbUly and I took a chnir by the
atoye while they got break last ready,
hadn't been there more than five min
before in walked the very fellow I
avoid, and he drew a chair up und
« traniger, 'how about -tin
to
brae into
ran»
ut«a
wished to
•at down
lu traîna
for Danville?
" *1 do not know at y thing a
^ins,' said I, rather rtl^y.
"Then I got up and took a chair
door. There w«« ho one In the ofllce but a
dapper Mttle clerk, a chirpy little fellow
about five Jeet high aud very girlUli in ap
pearance.
"The obnoxious Kentuckian came » nd
squatted down In a c* air beside in
myself getting hot and cold with
butf knowing that I would have n
lu a personal encounter with suc i a
prudence suggested that I act qui«
lie drew out of bis pocket a dirty
tobacco which looked as though ht
ch< wed it with his wolfish lang«.
"'Hev a cUaw; sfruiiger#' .
" 'Thank you, t never cbew.'
"'Now, sec here, yer .darned istuck-up
Northern cuss. Think yer can come dowi.
here and sho* off yer high-toned ai|re. Guess
ycr'U swalier that lump of 'baeca* or by
God I'll'
. ."What he would hhvg dope ( do not
know, for n au instant, with all the lithe
activity of a panther, that little clerk »prang
over the couuter with a big navy révolter in
his hand and every hair of U|s head bristling
like tbe back of a terrier In a doe fight.
" 'Get out of this, you brut«; on I'll blow
tbe roof of your head off.' (
"The bully's savage
bis fuce and like a whi
backwards out at the door, only spying in a
meek, shame faced manner: "Dp i'g shoot,
ittfster; fbr God's sake don't thopt; I war
ouly a foolin'.' !
"Then, when tbe door lias slamilued to on
the figure of the retreating bully, the clerk
turned to me and said In the most po
jrent mann« r: 'I think, Air, yoi
breakfast ready.' - J*
ff»?P Bra^-ûl^|a Rood.
I,out the
H
near the
B. I
vexation,
o chance
fell
giant,
tly. Then
m ¥
bad I
half
look vanished from
hound he sluuk
I
I
life
and iudiffe
u'll
hud
«
m little
lwcune ot Mi
Nervous Weakness, Dyapepeia,! Import
eure, Sexual Debility, cured ; by] "Welle'
Health Renewer.'' $1.
«I Saw A Vary Ugly Gnoit 1 '
A charming young lady of Brooklyn waa
relating some of the troubles she hid had In
the night. The ghost which haq. walked
ttto her roocu looked Boinethlag lijke a lob
ster aud Bomethlug like a scare crow. 8be
remembered that alie had enjoVe
çood suppe f of lobfcteY salad. Wli)
low It was that ehe was able to be out ol
bed In the niorniug, ehs remarked that she
always kept a bottle of Perky Davp's Pain
Killer In her room, and thaï two moderate
doses oi this most efficient remedy
driven the ghost away.
X a very
en akked
had
Vital Questions.
Ask the most eminent physician
Of any school, what is the best, thing in
the world for quieting and allayloj? «11 Irri
tations of the uerves aud curing all forms
of uertrvtq complaints, giving 1 natural
childlike rem shing sleep al ways Î 1
thev will tell jpu unhesitatingly
Sortie form of H tips !''
CHAPTER 1
Ask any of all tbe most eminent physi
cians:
What is the best and only remedy that
»•an be relied on to cure all diseases of th»*
kidneys and urinary organs; sucltati Bright's
disease, diabetes, rétention or inability to
retain urine, and all the diseases and ail
ments peculiar lo Woinen"- 7 - j
And they win tell you explicity and em
phatically "Buchu.''
A »drehe saine (ibysKdans
"What Is the most reliable anju tu rot
cure for all liver diseases or dyspepsia;
stipation, Indigestion, billlousness, malarial
fever, ague, Ac ," and they will tell ypu .
Mandmgs ! or IMndeMon !" , / A
Hènrié, when thei»e remedies are combined
with others equally valuable
And eulnpouhttod Into Hop Uitterf,|»«ch a
C Conclude»! uexl wcéS.J
A ii U
GOOD NEWS FKOn TEXAS.
Mr. Thomas A Howard, ol Honey Grove
Fannin County, To*««, under djttefiy April 6,
1883, «w rites aH follows:
"I have been suffering during several years
»ui severe illness, and a general'breaking
down of my physical system, and havj) tried the
treu tment uad prescripteurs of, g»ar|^r
far and near, and travelled to the Hot
and other , mineral springs, famous fqr .their
remedial, dualities, drinking the wjatdr* and
bathing systematically ip their healiilig depths,
but All to bo avail, as 1 steadily lailedlin health;
and although'informed by my physhjians tihat
my ailments and weaknesses rtei* Uie result
kidney disease of a dangerous ohaHlcter, they
oould give me nothing.to cure me. louring the
past two years my suflerings at times were
dreadful, aBd I had the most Indescribable
J»aihi> In pip teg ions about th» kidneyl, the par
oxÿaiiis of «riiéli were so severe os to tin
Impossible for me to sleep. While lili this de
plorable and discoyraned poudltion Ij ^as per
•uadod«td try HuntV-Rdmedy, and ï|iïor using
less than half a bottle my great s Herings and
paroxysms of pain were entirely relieved, and I
could sleep better amt longer than I ijiad in two
years before, and although I am now on my
third bottlepply my Improvement p very
markable, and I regret that I did npt know of
iropderful ouratwe Lowers o
Komody before, as it would have saved me
years of differing I heartily recomlmodd It to
all affllotod with any kidney dlrease or diseas
of the urinât^ örgans. '
.doctors
Springs
ol
It
t Hunt's
tbe
"■lim OASK BX4CTL*."
1)
Ple*M *110« me to lpe*k In tlio highest
term* ot "Hunt's Remedy," (or It Mt my cue
eiactlyi 1 had Udney **<1 urinary trouble
[»ratty b*d. 1 w*e recommended H uit'. Bem
Bote las and have, telt Ilka a *pif min ovsr since.
Please receive the slnoere thanks of myselT for
the bbnbflts Which f • ' sought vaidiy for and
found only I» Hunt's Remedy.
I will oheerfUdy give this same opinion of
Hunt's Remedy to any, one who wlphes It, by
addtelfiliig 1 ROWlKT D. ARCHER,
811 Ifl&nard strast, PhUsdaiphla.
lanaiû . It
!
1 felt
two
'
.O'.)
'HH'
y. \»
méMrjejfs amp.
N
«
■
A
be
ra*
i]
I
IS
M
Cm
»
I 1
È
\
or,
ïœasKaftS *- 1
netware of 4ealer* wht# attempt to
f MJ A riON KI HKI inJTIOX orH DIi
;. K ^LK2 o4 'l wh,< * h id®*« them a LA lie
l iiPFIT. None are genuine wllhaut i
3T SAFE.
n. II WAV»»i!{B A CO.. Itorbester B
=f=.
SUMMER
Imprudences
ARE 3URE TOBRINQ
ON SUMMER DISEASES
INDIGESTION,
DIARRHOEA,
DYSENTERY.
COLIC,
CRAMPS,
BOWEL COMPLAINTS.
FEVERS, tax, tax
BUT
as
Perry Davis's Pain Killer
Drives Them Awav.
Drives Them' Away.
Drives Them Awav.
X
DOVT BE WITHOUT PAIH KILLER.
BUT OF AMY DRUGGIST.
is
LYDIA E, PINK HAM'S
YEffETABLE COMPOUND.
1« a Positive Cure
Par all Uaae Painful Complainte aa4 Weaknesses
A Medicine for Woman. Invented bjr a Woman*
Prepared by a Woman.
Ot History.
tant revives the drooping spirits, invigorate* and
oulses the organic functions, gives elasticity and
firmness to the step, restores the natural lustre to ths
eye, and plants on the pale oheek of woman the fresh
roses of life's spring and early summertime.
39-Ph»lglgns Vwk.ffiwwl Pretcvibèl^Freely-»
-I* removes tstotovn* R«talency v d^iteoya sJl craving
fer stimulant, and relieves weakne*» of the ktonuu-h.
That feeling or boating down, causing pain, weight
he, is al way à permanently chred by its use.
ire pf Kidney Complaints gf either sex
ktm Compound 1* unsurpassed.
PINKHAM'8 BLOOD PURIFIER
of Eumors from the
Ê h to the syBtem, of
iving it.
Fort
LYDUkJR. 1
radlCuro
SäÄi
every vestige
tone ««td nrs
|li e
child. Insist
Both the Compound andBlood Purifier are prepared
«4233 and SSS Western Avenue, Lynn, Mass. Price of
either, $L Six bottles for •&. Sent by mail In the form
of pills, or of losanges, on receipt of price, |1 per box
for either. Mra Pinkham freely answers all letters of
inquiry. Enclose Set. «tamp. Bond for pamphlet.
be without LYDIA E. PINK HAM'S
eure oouutipatlon, biliousness,
, » cent# per box.
Nof amlU
idity of the
BST Bald hy «U Drugglate.-fc*
(6
:HEUMATISMI AND COvT CURED
eritablioh oy a chain of evidenoa,
■ uiry but make« stronger, lhal wi
radical remedy for Rheumatic
put that evidence within tho read
»•ry nu derer without money and without pries, ws
hot tlio lool w ll
Wh
T» '5 » every
;\\m tho o*Wv r-<\l,
'i.sordeia. and
r
it. deq;
...., «. ulose his eyes to Hie gla4 mdings we bnng U
tiis hligl ti'd lire In jus ice to us, to you, to you»
rendent fam'i'es, and to the consummation of yom
», _ ambition before you w^re atrlck' a down bj
c ask you to go with
if SO
aim that
i
tor a few moment,
who nave drank of the water
full of the joy of health, ready U
tho world their glud experience We* hi give
false statement, and m ike do asaertlov whLr
•annot, by proper Inquiry tby ietb-r or I raugt
' ends) be probed to tbs oottom and round to be fhb
it truth
an
■j " J*
fou
ÏV
narrais RJmbsisu .
ÏJBtfSSS
ktys—Otesats
* àlÜulMd. MS Baiabrtdf* St., Brooklyn—Arato Intern
stsloryanS Obj-onlo B k swn w t l— pwX very bad Ohronio
Be, *owY.r*—lerrlbl.
mhifinaiMt
Or. Good risk.
H.
Y
Mr.DUsa,l«SW<
SSâ* «otLuT*'M'ôte,
Mr. Abraa*. ff ^ te a dEk Av., M#w
sMUastaad Kidney DisesM.
Oa kl a nd Av.. J array City a.
, -„M.,.. ........MV- .-..-,^—»r* fl*»4 bj L.
r» with fuller psrtloulsrs, and yea wtU tea
Riw'.
■llmta, Muu * Co.- M kUnttet,.
saivii ae* ev. s-*«®
tiAil
o. t
LUMM.
/\N AMI) AFTBB MON
U day, uxrj*, im tiik
N BW iNll EblflANT
« KAMEB
WIT MINGTOV, iA
- Philadelphia, falling »» Mar<-u* Hu0k and
('heste*', leave« W'lwlngUm »tally, Sunday In
cluded, from Fourth atieet wharf at «.40 a. in.;
returning leavea hlladelphla at 4.16 n. in., from
second wharfbelow (Tbentnut »Mvct. Boat cao
r mcrnllKlu »-xciirt-lon» n low
receive«! all da' at ! hlladelphla.
Fo
be chartered
ra* ». Freight
613-11
VCtlOR 7.IM.
ri-i&
A
UNITED «TA'i'Kb «Ali, et «.A4*. HIPS
New Vork Kvenjr
Halur lay lor
GLASGOW vin. LONDONDERRY,
Cm ii|n passage, fß to |80. Hc»v nd cabin, |40.
Sucrage, outward, f28, Prepaid, *21.
UVBUl'OÖL 4 QIT EENSTOWN SERVICE.
PL'BNKSSIA Mills August 4, Hept. A DM. 13
» 1 « T « V U MB *«»1» Augaat 1«. Sept. 2 ~L Oct. 27
KKI.OHAV1A sails August 25, bept. », Nov. 8
nail *
CaWn passage I» to JI00 according to accommo
dation«. Secon^ukhln and Steerage as above.
Anchor Lir.i Drafts tssaed at lowest rates are
paid 'roe of charge la England, Scotland and
Ireland.
Os,bin Flans. Book of Tour*.
ENDKH80N HROTMRR«. N«V
, Pot?.W ,r Æ
For Pas
or, A* D. LwUarpenter,
wlnirtoii
to
. B
AM
run Hi HT in HEB.
pOR NEW YORK.
Electric line Steamers Triplet,
Vesper and Annie
—HAIL FROM—
King Street Wharf, I Pier 15, East River,
Wilmington,Del., I New York,
Tueaday, Thu reday, I Monday, Wednesday
Saturday, 2 p. m. | Friday*, 4 p. m.
Ight carried as low as by any other line
York and Eastern cl ilea.
E. ANDREW'S, Agent.
rre
New
in»»-tf
pOR PHILADELPHIA.
WARNER'S
Philadelphia and Wilmington
Propellers
Sail daily from Market street wharf, WllmtnR
ton, *nd lint wharf below Lliestnut street,
Philadelphia, at 6 p. m.
FREIGHT CARRIED
as low a« hy any other line, and carefully handled
under our personal supervision. Express déliv
riez made In either city by :
own wagons.
Chas. Warner & Cq.
Only office lu the city connected with Telephone
Exchange by two wires, two transmitters aud
— indicators. m2B-tf
jriJSAJSVAAL
R. R. ROBINSON & CO
BAN KERB AND BROKER*.
Fourth and Market Street*.
FOB BALE:
10 snares Delaware Railroad.
Buy aud sell stocks and bonds
[getters of credit available In all parts of th
ind drafts on England. Ireland.Trance,G<
*nd Hwttserland Issued ?.
commission
e world
erraany
i-iv-sr
yHS ARTIZAN8 BAYING BANK
NO. 602 MARKET STREET,
iMOOBPORATKD JANUARY 24TH, 1861.
>pen to receive deposits from 9 a. m. until i p. m
and on Tuesday and Saturday evenings
irom 7 to 8 o'clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
ttegilarly made In April and October. When
llvid.'nds are not withdrawn they are accounted
is dep-islts. Time permanent deposits compound
tkelr Interest twice In each year.
MANAGERS:
Glement B. Smyth,
Charles W. Howland,
Nathaniel R. Benson,
Henry F. Durs,
W. Hastings,
Edward Pusey,
George W. Bush,
George 8.1 «pelle,
M. L. Lichtenstein,
Edward Darlington.
Job R. Jackson,
William H. SwlK
Anthony Higgins.
GEORGE W. BU8H, President,
E. 8. GAP ELLE, Vice President,
E. T. TA YliOKTTreasnrer.
febH-ly .
f M.MATHFH. 4rim.' r.
s
<> DR. «' , ^
J^tfgSsSi
m
BEFORE — AM 3 — AFTER
Electric Appliance« are sent on 30 Days' Trial.
TO MEN ONLY, YOUNO OK OLD,
"ITTHO are suffering from NiRVOOT Dkbzuty,
w Lost Vitality, Lack cw Nkrvh Foac* ato
V loon, W ASTiNO Weaknesses, and all tho«e disease«
of a i'BKSONAL Natcrb rcHuiting from Asvsss and
Oiuxa Causes, biieedy relief and complete .resto
ration of Hkalth.Vioor and Maivhood Or aha steed.
no grandest discovery of the Nineteenth Century,
amd at once for Illustrated Pamphlet free. Address
VOVTAIC BELT CO., MAR$NAU.* NP6N» *
^ POSITIVE CURE Only Two Bottiös.
FOR
ARR
HAY-FEVEK.
Sr ELY'S ^H
*•*244 ' jj' i 7 g A
I have suflered for
eight vears with
Hay Fever, during
July, August and
September. In July
I resorted to Ely'*.
Cream Balm, have
been entirely free
from the fever since
the Ar t application.
I can r-rommen-i ft
as a cure. Edwahd
d. Hillman, stthe
New Jersey State
Arsenal at Trenton.
m
hay-fever 1
APPLY by the little finger
the noBtrlls. Bv absorption
fectually clean hch the nasal passages
catarrhal virus, »»using healthy secretions. „
allays Inflammation, urotects the membrana
Unings of tbe head from additional colds,_
pletely heals the sores and restores the sense of
taste and smell Beneficial résulta ate realized
by a f w application;. A thorough treatment
win cure Uuequaled for colds in head. Agree
able to use. Send for circular. Bold by druggists.
B, m*U 10c,
dec15-m, w, fAw
Trunks and Traveling Bags !
J. A. CONNER,
Into
It ef
of
"«wpm, M. Y.
Reliable Harness and Trunk Manufacturer, has
removed to his new store,
NO. 4 EAST FOURTH STREET,
where you will find the largest assortment of
ÄVÄÄSÄÄ
bags sold at - aason able prices. Prompt attention
paid to rerslriu* trunks and traveling bogs.
vttr oouoë.
M
UL, ï •
THU BUST PT.ACF TO BUT DRY GOODS.
8traw bridge & < lothi«r's,
EIGHTH g MARKET
EIGHTH A F1LHEBT
rmLAURLKHlA.
LIUUOM UMAl.t HH.
JOHN r DOLAN,
NO. 6 WEST THIRD ST.
—Dealer In Choice -
WINE*, LIQUORS AND CIGARS^ •
Oyxter*
notice,
jya-tf
In every style. Served
shortest
DOLAN'B,
N o, i West Third Street.
W E HOLD IN STORE AND IN U. 8.
BONDED WAREHOUSES pure rye
whiskies (Torn the following celebrated dis
tilleries
t «ÄÄTO J ""
John Gibson. Son A On.. May fan and J une W80.
annls Dtstllliag Ak>., August W7».
lerwood, I
«versink (
t. Vernon,
I her 1879 and June L88U.
ng. Pa.,) February, 1880.
*r,
The above go xls will be sold either la bond v ,
tag paid at the lowest market rates. Samples
may be seen at this store.
NO, 103 MARKET STREET.
FRAN Ü1W KELLY A (O
j )RANGE GROVE
PURE RYE WHISKY.
—IK FACT—
THE I*r HEBT. RICHEST AND Ü
WHISKY KXTANT.
T RYE
■ By the gal<
teuie.
JAMES A. KELLY
?
»Tnlfonn In »lualttv
dich and Hellcate tu dav<«.
tbsolutelypure rye.
A sure and dale untfle
ilefUmulaui
I »TS
* i linîvtlv-»
re Us I
J OHN P. DONAUOK,
—BOTTLER
ÜV
AND SOLE AGENT OK WILLIAM MASSEY
A CO.'S PHIL ADEL Till A
Ale, I^rter ahd Brown Stout,
t Ce.ebrsted Bartholomsy Kuchcster Beer.
!*he brewings sre unequalled Tor Nurlty
Ravsr; consUatly on hand In keg« or
bottled. Mineral waters In all
the different flavors.
and
b i7 AND 519 ORANGE STREET,
WILMINGTON. DEL.
SWPollte and accommodating drivers. Orders
iiy mall promptly attended to. He Is also connec
ted with the Telephone Exchange, and his signal
—v"®S myl-18
■
GRAND UNION HOTEL,
[European Plan]
and Restaurant,
OPPOSITE THE PENNSYLVANIA DEPOT',
Wilmington, Delaware.
This hotel la a new building, entirely newly
furnished In a most tlcgant stjle mini offers
American and German comforts. Kefrrah mente
and eatables flrst-class at fair nriecs.
Ie21 HENRY BLOUTH, Proprietor.
gPEOHi; & 6PAHN
Excelsior Lager Beer Brewery
—AND—
BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT,
by man promptly filled,
supplied with bottled be^r; pint
ntsadoxen.
share of your patronage Is respectrull^sojlc
Asroro
Families
bottles a c
[Ü5
t
0
J
$30,000 tor $2.
Fyÿ TH POPULAR
MONTHLY MHAWING
I
"ll
•J
i
î
lîlltHHIUà
In toe mtvotf LOUISYILLR, »
Friday, August 31st, 1883.
On the last, day of each month (Sundays ex
uxcepted). Repeated adjudication by Federal and
State Courte have placed this company beyond
the controversy of toe law. To this Company
belongs the sole honor of having Inaugurated the
only plan bV which their -drawings are proven
honest an»l fair
beyond question.
N. B.—The Company has
capital and reserve fund,
of prizes for the
now on han<i a largv
Read care folly the list
AUGUST DRAWING.
.. ..*»1,000
l'\000
. 5,000
.10,000
. 10,000
. 10,000.
.10, OÄ
. 1Ï.000
.10,000
. 2.700
. 1.800
1 Prise.
1 Prise.
1 Prise...
10 Prises, VOOOeach
21 * 500 "
100 " .
50 " .
» " .
10 " .
800 ' ' A pproxlmatlon
200 •* "
100 "
200 "
«n "
1,000 "
• "
000
10
1
•112,400
1,000 Prto<*.
WHOLE TICKETS, 82. HALF TIC AEl't*
27 Tickets, |50; 56 TTckets, |IU).
Remit Money or Hank Draft In Letter, o* send
ny Kxprees. Don't send by Registered Letter or
Post Office Order. Orders of |5 aud upward by
Express, can he sent at out expense. Address al>
or»fers to R. M. BOARD«AN. Oourter-Journ*
PV'dlng LfiwifviUe bv SIP-'te-l'-#
MnCMLLANKOOK,
BIGGEST CUT-DOWN YET!
Anyol These Suits, $6.
■tm
No. 5,444, $15 ; now $6.
No. 5,403, $14 ; now $6.
No. 5,214, $14; now $6.
No. 5,404, $14 ; now $0.
No. 5 324, $14: now $0.
No. 5,304. '
No. 5,352,
m
$14; now $0.
Im now $6.
No. <*,782, $10 ; now $6.
Np. 5,188,
No. 5,430,
$ 0; now $6.
$ 9; now $6.
iV
A
8JEE THEM IN OUR
WINDOWS.
A. C. Yales & Co.
Chestnut and Sixth,
PHILADA.
/A'
DK8PXRATS CLOTHING M*N.
HAFrv citioau.
DR CLARK JOHNSON'S,
Indian. Blood Syrup !
Cures all diseasesof the Stomach, Liver, Bowels,
Kidneys, Skin and Blood MILLIONS testily to
its efficacy in henling the above-named diseases, and
pronounce it to be the
BIST REMEDY KNOWN TO MAN—
[ßp"" Guaranteed to cure DYSPEPSIA. _JFJ1
AGENTS WANTED
Labratnry, 77 W. 3d St. New York ('ity'.
SI-11 I«
' The Celebrated Continental Bid*ini' Co.'s Mr porter. Ilr
Stout and JjJiger He<.| also
mi l.
JOHN F. BKry, & SON'S CELLmcvTKl)
BOHEMIAN AND LAGER BEER,
FOR SALK WHOLESALE AND RETAIL LI
JM}. MULROONEY,
Fifth and Tatnall Streets, Wilmington, Del.,
SOLE AGENT FOR DELAWARE.
N. B.-J ll orders for Ale, Porter or Lager, either in kegs
promptly attended to.
bottles for fare 1 v
use. will be
myl4-lni28
JAS. F.WOOD&CO.,
TIN AND SHEET IRON ROOFING,
Metal Work and Jobbing of Every
Description.
Stiives, Heaters, Ranges and thu "Favorite Heatoi.
JAMES F. WOOD & CO
FRONT AND ORANGE S'J
WILMINGTON, DEL.
JOHN MEALEY.
NO. 205 MARKET STREE r F.
' WILMINGTON, DEL.
Sole Agent for Slate of Delaware for
WERNER & CO.'S
Champagne "W^ine
fi
o.
feb»-4*
PEICF LI8T.
Per Gmc 12 ^ta. .
$7.06
$8.0*J
24
do
DI8COUNT IN QUANTITIES.
5 Cases
10 Cases •
25 Cases
5 per cent.
10 per cent.
15 per cent.
IIIPOU rRD
BELFAST GINGER ALE. LASS ALF. BROWN STOUT.
IMPORTED AND KEY WEST CIG \RS
Pure Rye Old Star Whisky,
Diamond O Whisky.
KENNEBEC ICE A ND COAL COM Y
_P*INOU*Al. orKlCE, N. E. COB. dBOOND AND IING STREET* :
-ICE HOUSE AND COAL YAjRD OVER THIBD STREET BRIDGE_
Branch OAoe and Depot, Fourth
id Poplar sta, and No. 200 West Eighth st.
PRICK Of EASTERN ICE ;
40 cents j»er weçk I IS pounds dally
pounds daily.
84 cents per
41.08 " •*
80 POUND« AND OVER AT TlfiE BATE OF 60 OTS. PEU 100 POUND«.
The least neglect or incivility on the part ef tlie driver should he inode known* at th» *,«*«.
once, and It will receive prompt attention. We kee p constantly on hand a CHOICE ski
OF t OAL <Yom lhe most popuW mines, whlcfc wts deliver In cellars ftee of Par*" wtorate««
beu8ed * 1 . . tyi-i-to
12
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