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I) ÏB KNOW TBB ROAD.
rTritnali»
d Taylor. ]
,>d »iv lit«
. w fhl . mad to the har'l o' flour?
nwe * n ''" .lay lot dow the bam,
it b rth v'r wheat held .hour by hour,
Nasas/- «*n.
. * the r where the dollars lay ?
l»'l®,*®?the red cents here and there;
iniin leaves them, I «an gue
F '5, ir ,oa-t #nd dollars any when..
, « I he mao iu Sunday '* rast?
D'ye ki»'»w th «■ d be afraid;
%d d wUoÄ*äoj'rb«rt.
1D Aii I :Siiudsy 00">® a lt,cl '' 1
heard.
(1 to poverty?
sign;
at au> lav
Torn in
Tb re'*
» f'ivern fhera sack,
"aUS wbe" the cash y'r >. «»et qslta,
. A . hi«« the wallet uo y'r bau»,
J Vou . . . " ee huw "
, wlml ru*d t honor lomdj,
„1 old ■>not - » lovely «iRht—
.luemnou, bunut deed»,
„ ,lo y'r duty rlRht.
Dr » '
UI
flywuj .
An' try I»
. —h,.n the roa forks ary aide,
A And you're I" doubt which onu Itle,
4 J it ill uud let your ooneulunuu guide:
S tf. u i l*S It '»"' 1 lead^tuuch «ml».
LINCOLN ON MoCLELLAN
■rotated by Ki-Oov.rnor
BWIr et Mlehlgan.
addreM at Bellevue, Mich.,
î. fliwemor Austin Blair gare au account
E fthe rutiven-lull ofdovernor* of Northern
le,T.t met at Altoona, Pa., at the time
"7I. | 6 ,ulm; uf the emancipation procla
" f 1 ' ,' pr,.,l... Lincoln, In 18(13. The
"«otlon »»» called to bring an Influence
£1» President Lincoln to Induce
Mm tn isJuc li nrocUmation or do some »ct
m m at llb'Tty the 4,000,000 slaves;
A KfUilulH«:»
Ausiln
•ent
Id h
biulie Hrcsfdchl outwitted them by tuulug
.proclamation the »me d»y their con
„Bilim met. The K ov..roor, then decided
torn unto WashlnKHMi end present to the
taillent not the urgent resolution, they
Li Intemleil, but an addre» compllment
lorhlm upon the utep he had taken. This
Jjmu W prepared in an able manner by
Oorernur Andrew, of Masaachuactta, who
„„tit to Presii'eiit Lincoln aa he sat at his
while the Governors were seated
After that an Incident
ddk.
around the r<
happen^ 1 that Governor Blair said he had
BMnlief re related to any one. Governor
Kirkwood, "f h»wa, since a United States
Seostor ami Secretary of the Interior, rose
* "Mr * I'n sldent—I should be delighted
turn to my home and say to the
ppopie of Iowa that, the President of the
Uniu'il «tales believes General George B.
McClellan is a l*«v*l man." He branched
0 1 ujK.ii other auhjerts connected with the
<1 by repeating with more
"i should he glad, Mr. Tresi
could I re
11lien ''I
«nphai»^ :
dent, to tell Hie people of Iowa that you be
licvp in tin* loyalty and patrloLlam of George
B. M. , 'IpII»ii."
Taklntf lii** down from the deek upon
which lin y had in;«*
•sting, Mr. Lincoln
his feet and straightened up, ap
s taller than usual, and
apparent exclt
B. McClellan
spninir
jwrently two inelie
said, with much force and
ability : 'Loyal 1 George
u loyal an any one of you." Thte »topping
I moment I In* pre sident's face assumed ita
natural pleasant look, and he continued In «
natural and pleasing tone :
gentlemen, Genera) McClellan 1»
ingly well inlormed general, and is very
eirelul, in fact, too careful, and the great
trouble with him is that when he wins a
victory he doesn't, know what to do with
"I'll toll you,
exceed
■
•body else?" mildly
"Why
»1 try
luggestfti Governor Blair.
"We might do that and mi^ht lose an
army by it," was th«* quick response of the
president, which Governor Blair admitted
d him."
"compliti ly unlit
Tlielioi
of it French Statesman.
Lon<lon Truth.]
M. Clcmenccau's flat
cinquième In the
Rue Montaigne is prettily and snugly fur
nished. Mark« of taste and of New England
housewifery
everywhere visible. All th e
■curtained and the floors car
p ted. An old-fashioned poliahed mahogany
•eichest with brass corners and ornaments,*
itandimr o
windows
table which is
Chine
twisted up at each of the four angles, is a
prominent object in a wide, low ante cham
ber. i carved oak linen-press, very antique
ind massive, ih another. It coines from La
Vendee. Sticks, hats, umbrellas and arms
ire placed
«ruction. The walls
plainly framed engravings, and portieren
of heavy hut inexpensive stuffs half hide the
doon>. One of these o; ens on a dining-room
Three faience water
meal e )ut try-women take
to springs to let eh water, ornament the top
oft-he stove. Cl menceau bought them at
Arles im two l
windtiw^ there is a gaudy but extremely
•lightly vsu* ;_
liar in sha|»e and large
•ingeoek. It v
In
mend
the
falls
33
a Japanese rack of odd con
; ornamented with
pretty as a plot
m, such as I'ri
wlch,
haa
his
he
fered
■s each. Betw
two
hi
and pale yellow,
in sfzc. Ilie s
as a gift of some old
A glazed buffet contains
pretty plate, brought from New England
»du from the old Vcndcau Chateau, pretty
porcelain, ami other housewife'« treasures.
Another buffet Stands on the opposite
It is unglazed, and is filled with
treasured which the master of the house
«w collected
hia heart
pecu
subject
ha*
tief
held
It a e
Revolutionist,
M
able
with much care and sets
They are Bokaro tea
diieh are of fantistic shape
«na coveriil with no less fanciful designs,
ine breakfast'.! able is the place where at noon
Clemenceau gives audiences to intimate
neiHis, hut to none other. The-set is Anglo
rance-Ainerican, and very dainty,although
utliing j g expensive. When a friend site
D to share the repast, wine is brought.
MercooM with ice is the usual beverage,
e cmsini is not very substantial, and is as
• a American as French, l'he drawing
-r.® lp artistic, but not with affectation,
trait t rr f' C(,Ua 1 of Madame and the por
ri n , nhi, ' ur were Jone by gilted and
ft^n ^ r eiH 8 A K*w Eastern carpets break
k of a crimson floorcloth. Üiere
w not mii<*ii furniture, but it is all choice.
tthi'.f 1 , aur * 8 porcelain jardimere, on
Wh * î 1 ?'* ttru l,I K bright flowers in
It w rt e ' htan ^ 8 ,n middle of the room.
*mn? S "t 1 Very < 08,, y> but is quite hand
nf . . .. Iw " Woo Chinese vases flank a pair
onokllng-.|o ()1 . K ere llD(1 there ftre pr ^ tty
Iule o . '•'*' ,,n **nceau , s "den" looks on a
fiilJi' J m / ,a,,, «»ted with large delft vases
briuht Wl ' kerauium plants. They are
Gr \ Uni , • V, ' t repose to the
wMts* |,M ', "g-fhair speaks of American
» ire many old engraved
*n and sights of the First
lurniy •• the walls. Cobden Club litera
Clem,.. object on a low shelf.
dowMn! l V iU18luL 'P B aIwa y« with open win
" 0,1 '* »arrow divan that Ails a long
He is
upon.
pots, some of
ae
la
of
Knt
Picture!,
Bevol uii
"I the
of
•"rifol his den.
fond of cold air
lieai \ ,,, ' ,,coau i8 appreciative of stove
eariv r/'H U P very late he Is not
exuL ; ' r \ C1 '' r,1 «"feau Is sober In all thiuffs
'•* ''' am of cigars and ten.
A V
"I s
a , - —. v Lgly G nost '»
N'ati., ,ar,ll,,IK y° un K la(, y of Brcwiklyn waa
the th< * tro u ,)lp 8 she had had in
*■ 1 * ll(i ghobt which had walked
•tci* mi i 0,11 hiokcd something like alob
reni,.,.,» 8<,l 1 ,U!t hiug like a scare crow. She
food J' r ' ' tl,at fi he had enjoyed a very
ho w it vT7 ! lob8ter 8alad. When asked
l, t( j in ,, us ,,ia t she was able to be out of
alwavBb J uor, il || g, she remarked that she
Killt„ * ^ A bott l® Peuhy Davis's Pain
doRi. R ,, ' ' t ' r room, and that two moderate
dfivp.,,, 'Is most efficient remedy had
lveu foe ghost away.
*'*requfruS-W v ®getable, uo particularoara
UHlng Dr.' Piero«'« "Pleasant
turimi, « They oper >te without dls>
tlon. f„. . " e constitution, diet, or o^oupa*
bloo.l di,.,., ' k headache, oonsttpatlon, impurfi
tck. bad eructations from the »torn«
*° r *Klon r.f bii n mout h, bllloug attacks, paid
tag about Rtim?®?' ,nternM lever, bloated teel
br. l*iero H 'ii to .l ua ?,h' ru8 h of blood to head, take
0 8 pellets," By druggists. wfcs
iiiU, I„. r r ,
Titel Question*.
Ahk the moat emliicut phyMcian
Ol any school, what lathe beat thing lu
the world for quieting and allaying nil Irri
tations of the nerves and curing all forma
of nervous < ninplainta. giving natural
childlike reff« ailing sleep always?
And they Will tell you unhesitatingly
'•Some form of Ho|>* !"
CHAPTER I
Aakanyofull the omul eminent physi
cians:
What is the le*at ami only remedy
can ha relied ou to cure all diseases of the
kidneys and urinary organs; such as Bright's
disease, diabetes, retention or Inability to
retain urine, and all the diseases and ail
ments peculiar to Women"—
And Uiey will tell you explic.lty and em
phatically "Buchu."
Ask the same physicians
4 'What is the most reliable and surest
dyspepsia; con
stipation, Indigoatlon, biliousness, malarial
fever, agao, fco and they will tell you .
Mandrake ! or Dandelion !"
Hence, when these remedies
with others equally valuable
And compounded Into Hop Hitters, such a
fOacUtdcd nest week,]
A Spleudlrt Number.
The summer Issue of 8trawhfiây$ é
Clothier'$ Quarterly, just out, Is a splendid
number; every
ladle«. New
stitches; Instructions in amateur art, and
hOw to adorn the person and decorate the
home; a pretty piece of new vocal music;
and the summer fa» liions in every depa
ment of dry goods fully illustrated. Frf
15 cents; get a copy from your news-dealer
or send to Btraw bridge & Clot hier, Phila
delphia.
that I
cure for all liver diseases
Rage ie pf luÿfoM to
fancy work desIgBS
I hi
an<l
rt
Ice,
A Bolivian Monster.
».I World.3
[Panama Star
The Brazilian Minister at La Paz, Bolivia,
has remitted to the Minister o! Foreign Af
fairs in Rio Janeiro, photographs ol draw
ings of an extraordinary Saurian killed
tin; Hçnt after receiving 35 hails. By order
of the President; of Bolivia the dried body,
which had been preserved at Asuncion, was
La Paz. It is 12 metr e long from
snout to point of the tail, which latter is
flattened. Besides the anterior head it has,
four metres behind, two small but com
pletely formed beads rising from the back.
All three have much resemblance to the
head of a dog. The legs are shört and end
in formidable claws. * The legs, belly and
lower part of the .throat appear defended by
a kind of scale armor, and all the back is
protected by a still thicker and double
cuirass, starting from behind the ears of the
anterior head and continuing to the tail.
The neck is long and the belly large, and
almost dragging on the ground. Professor
Given, who examined the beast, thinks it is
not a monster, but a member of a rar3 or
almost lost s|>ecles, as the Indians in soide
»arts of Bolivia us« small earthen vases oi
dentlcai shape and probably copied from
nature.
sent
TkUSCKAPHlC MAI TICK.
Our latest correspondence, May 10, 1«8L
brimes to us the narrative of Henry B. Ingram,
the General Superintendent of thq District
Messenger Co , of New Haven. Conn. Mr. In
gram says : "For many months I had been
sorely troubled with a weak and tired feeling
across the loins,'.almost invariably aocoinpanied
with a headache, I had uottoed also that at
stated periods following these pains mÿ urine
would be highly colored, and leave a heavy,
brick-colored sediment when allowed to stand
In the vessel. I could not work, and 1 was dis
couraged to
hel ed me. 1 was prescribed for by some of the
best physicians in New York city, where I
benefit
alarming degree. Nothing
located at that time, but derived
relief. When almost ready to givo up lp de
, '1 want you
and hardly
twenty-four hours had elapsed nefore I ob
tained relief, and in three weeks' time all the
aforesaid ailmeuts had disappeared and I im
proved steadily, and w.-s infused with
so that 1 could resume my baslners again,which
to strains ol all kinds,
j likoly to affect the kidneys, namely :
acquaintance said to
Bpair
to try Hunt's Remedy.' I did
life,
id one that subjects
which
Erecting telegraph and telephone lines. Hunt's
Remedy
iccupies the most honored place
In my cabinet of medlolnes.
without it, and I cheerfully and heartily recom
mend it to all who
I would net be
troubled with «Usessea of
It hevur
the liver, kidney or urluary organs,
falls
33 Cbntiib Street.
TOWN liLERK FOIiTE-TWO HEARS.
The following ts from Mr. Otbnlal Gager; the
well-known and respected Town Clerk of Nor
old aud
Mr Gager is 80 yo
wlch, Conn
haa held th«s position df trust for 42 years aud
his word 1«
he write« as follows . "For years I have auf
fered with disease of the kidneys and bladder
hositancy In recommending Hunt's
his bond. On May 5,1883,
1 have
Remedy as a specific for thés» complaints. It
ha* not'only been the means of rèlleviiig
terrible pain, but has cured a number of my ac
quaintances. To-day 1
tief of the office of T
held for forty-two years, which I could not be
I not In a fair state of health
owing to the use of Hunt's Remedy."
oi
performing the du
Clerk, which I have
able to do
A NOTED »ÜT UNTITLED WOMAN.
[Prom the Boston Qiobe.]
%
The above law good likeness of Mrs. Lydia E. Pink •
bam, of Lyon, Mass., who abovs all other human baiugu
may be truthfully coljedthe "Dear Friend of Womah *
ae some of her correspondents love to call her. f<h >
la EeaJRtBiy devoted to her work, which is (he outcome
of a llfeatudy, and Is obliged to keep six lady
assistants, to help her answer the large correspondence
whiohdaily pours In upon her, each bearing Its special
burdei of suffering, or Jog at release from It. Rei
Vegetable Compound is a medicine for good and not
«vil purpose*. I have personally investigated it and
satisfied of the truth ef this.
On oooount of its proven merits. It Is recommended
and prescribed by the best physicians in the country.
One says 1 "It works like a charm and saves much
pain. It will cure entirely the worst form of falling
of the uterus, Leucorrhcsa, irregular and painful
Menstruation, all O*nrton4fro«»ble% Ta ftw m^ atidn
Ulceration, Flooding* all Displacements and the con
t spinal weakness, and is especially a do p ted to
and
the Change of Life." ... r.' \ \ . .
It permeates aveiy portion of th« «yfctetB, and give»
now fife and vigor. It removes faintness, flatuMaoy,
destroys all cravtsg for ttUnuIants. sad relieve* weak
ness of the itoimuk h cures Bloating« Hsadsches,
Nervous Prostration, General Debility, filteiilnsali'Ss,
Depression and Indigestion. That freHrur •* bearing
down, causing pain, weight and backache, is always
permanently cured by it* use. IAjslll atoll times, apd
under all clrcumstanoes, aet in hartaony with tee Jaw
«hat governs the female system.
It costs only gL per bettleor six foe $5., and is sold by
druggists. Any sdvMfe required»»tp special sssns, aud
the names of many who hove beep rçstdrgfl to perfect
health by the
obtained by addr«Ring
at her home In Lynm, Moss.
For Kidney Complaint of ««her sex this compound is
Unsurpassed as abundant testimonials show.
"Mrs. Plnkham's Liver Pills," »»ye one writer, "«re
tefen in the world tor the cure of Constipation,
Biliousness and Torpidity of tee fiver, Her Blood
Purifier works wonders in its special fine and bids fair
to equal the Compound in its popularity.
All must respèct her es an Angel o< Mercy whoee eole
ambition is to <W good to others.
can bo
»•ply.
$7rs> A. M. IX ;;
KIDNEY-WORT 1
g HAS BEEN PROVED
• Th« ■UR«»T CURE for
1 KIDNEY DI8EA8E8.
Doeaalama book or til nord® red urine tudl
f them DO NOT
r EO«TA£Ä tW®Ädi^.Wort stonqe.cdr«*«.
i% wtunKWdSye^.
oome the disease and reetoro healthy action.
I arilAC For o'»»Plain ta peculiar
»■« U IC O a t.o y our »ex, »uoh an pain
and weakneaseo, Kidney-Wort is unsurpassed,
aa it will act promptly and safely.
Either Sex. Incontinence, retention of urine,
brick duet or ropy depoaita, and dull dragging,
-.11 speedily yield to ita curative power
I.» BY ALL »UTJOOIPTg. pn«,
!
S
Î
43- 80
KÎDNEY-WQRT
"My friend, R. C. Legard, of this city, used to
be drawn double from painful Kidney Disease.
Kidney- Wort cured him " Jas. M. Kinney,
Druggist, Alleghaney • Ity, Pa., Aug. 22-82.
■aaaaîi-gi
IS A SURE CURE
K fDN?
tor all disease, of tha Kidney, and
LIVER
It ba .pcoiflo action
thfa most important
organ, enabling it to throw off torpidity and
inaction, stimulating the healthy secretion of
the Bile, and by keeping the bowels in free
condition, effecting its regular discharge
Malaria. ŒSs;
In the spring to cleanse the System, every
one should take a thorough oouree of It.
Il U- BOLD ■ Y DRUGGISTS. Price *1.
E3EBÜSŒiai
"I've gained 20lbs. Intwomonths*" writes Mr.
J. U. Power, of Trenton, ijl., (Doc. 2-88), "and
. I'd Htifl'ered with liver dtaorriers
•luce 1882. Kidney-Wort cured Wie."
tkroifg word» fr m a New York clergyman : "1
unhesitatingly reeommed Kidney-Wort. It
greatly bencfltted m-," says Rev. 0. E. Kemble,
0# Mohawk, N* Y.
am a well
.*i 'îîiîüi ' r
KIDNEY-WORT
clOR THE PERMANENl CURE OF
\ CON STIPAT ION.
Nb otlunr disease U so prevalent in ttusooun
try aa Constipation, and no remedy has ever
t * É * tlAll 'î3L t1 **. oeleteated Kidney-Wort aa a
t Cure, whatever the cause, however obstinate
* L * ■ - * Pteint a* very apt to be
oomplioated withoonsfcipatdon Jtidney Wort
strengthens the weakened parts and qoiokly
Of cures all kinds oi Piles oven when physician»
• and medicines have before fkiled.
F
**■ ririf yo« have either of the«* troubles
Sec hxu
KIDNEY-WORT
"For 12 years," writes Ly
Georgia, Vt., *•! found
piles, until 1 tried Kidney-Wort. It has cured
T. Abell, of
other relief from
T HE GREAT CURE h
V I FOB. |:
I — RH EU MAT+8M— I
E
KIDNEY«,LIVER AND BOWELS. g
It olsanses the system of the acrid poison H
that causes the dreadful suffering which «
only the victime of Rheumatism can realise. >
„ THOUSANDS OP CASE
of the worst forma of this terrible dineaeel •
have been quickly xfilieved, end In short time >
PERFECTLY C JRED. _
, »JLU BY DUL'GG18TS.|-c
sent by mail. k:
WELL»,BlCHABDSON&Co..Bnrllr (rtonVt
iai.uiatftvi.f
B
I
Ji
2
U PKICE, $1. Liqi'ID
Di v
"I had habitual costivoneas, pain
d rheumatism," writes 8. J. Hcott, Burllng
, Vt., Kidney-W»
» lie back
lma cured them all."
,iOas'
A
ill
liKimji]
CURE.''"'JIH
[C
m
UEItfimVE FAC-SIMILE— Prominent Lr
(era, ALL white on a black ground.
Beware of «caler» who attempt to pnlm •
I -llTAriON.BUBSTITLTION or\\ Oil
Li'IiiS goods which yield them a I..UW.
i ilUFlf. None are genuine without G
iW~ SAFE.
11. II. WAPAitCR A CO.. Kochest« r
Cholera!
CHOLERA MORBUS
CHOLERA INFANTUM
A8IATIC CHOLERA
ALL CHOLERA D18EA8E8
YIELD TO THE INFLUENCE OF
PgrryDavissPainKillor
The Great Remedy for every kind
! of BOWEL DISORDER.
B. Foss, of Goldsborough,
attack*
Wead
j Captain I
! Maine, says
i ed severely
ministered Pain Killer,
: " One of my sailors
with cholera morbus.
d saved him."
J. Simond ^rattleboro, Vt.,says : 0 In
1> irbus and sudden attacks
ts, I have never found it
cases of chol
of summer
SD&il."
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HxMAMMHir L 1 HKH.
AN» AITEK MON
DAY, MjPTM, l» TDK
N K W A N D Bl.SOANT
K PAMRU
o*
^Sik^mL
WILMINGTON,
Fo* Philadelphia, calling at Marcus Hook and
Lliester, leavisW'lnilnfrton '•ally, Sunday In
cluded, from Fourth street wharf ate.40 *. ni.;
returning leaves ' htladelnnla at 4.16 o. in., from
second wharf below Chestnut str.et. Boat ci
te chartered f r moonlight excursions at low
ra- H. Freight received all da* at Philadelphia.
613-tf
: >i '
j^NCHOR LINE.
UHITKD ar AT KB MAIL STEAMSHIP»
New York Every
Saturday lor
GLASGOW via. LONDONDERRY,
Cabin passage, fW 1 to $80. Hee nd cabin, f»0.
» cerage, outward, $88, Prepaid, $11.
LIVERPOOL à QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
FfTRN E8S1IA sails Angnst, 4, Sept. », Oct. 13
I'lTY <»F ft ME rails August 18, Sept. 22, «let. 27
BELGRAVIA sails August 26, rept. 2». Nov. 3
Cabin passage $80 toÄ(J0 aoeordlug to accoumo*
dations. Second Ckbin and Steerage as above.
Anchor Line Drafts Issued at lowest rates are
!>aid ree of charge In England; Scotland and
Bail k
to
THE
For Passage, Cabin Mans. Book of Tours,
otj A. D. LeCarpenter, DuPont's Mills, Wll
F RM M HT h IN KR.
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pOR NEW YORK.
Electric Line Steamers Triplet,
Vesper and Annie
—SAIL FKOM—
and
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King Street Wharf, I Pier 15, East River,
Wilmington,Del., I New York,
Tuesday, Thursday, [ Monday, Wednesday
Saturday, 2 p. m. | Fridays, 4 p. m.
Freight carried as low as by any other line
New York and Eastern cities.
m2« -If
E. ANDREW«, Agent.
jpOR PHILADELPHIA.
WARNER'S
Philadelphia and Wilmington
Propellers
flail dally from Market street wharf, Wilming
ton, *nd first wharf below Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, at 6 p. m.
C
FREIGHT CARRIED
a» lôw Ab by any other line, and carefully handled
under our personal supervision. Express deliv
eries made in either city by our own wagous.
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Chas. Warner & Co.
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Only office In the city connected with Telephone
Rxchangeby two wires, two transmitters and
indicators. m26-tf
WlMANULAls.
R. R. ROBINSON & CO.
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BANKERS AND BROKERS
Fourth and Market Streets
Ji
not
FOR BALE:
10 shares Delaware Railroad.
Buy
Letters of credit available In all parts of the world
and drafts on England. Ireland.Fra
and Switzerland leaned
sell aiockw and bond«
commission
^Germany
HPHE ARTIZAN8 SAVING BANK
NO. 802 MARKET STREET,
tax
iNconronATicn January 24th, isn.
Open to receive deposits from» a. m. until 4 p.
and on Tuesday and Haturday evenings
from 7 to 8 o'clock.
HKMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
made In April and October. When
withdrawn they are accounted
xäm
is defeifiltA. Thus permanent deposits compound
their Interest twice in each year.
MANAGER»:
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Meinem B. Hmyih,
(Jhaelee W. Howland,
Nathaniel R. Benson,
Menry F. Dure,
W. Hastings,
Edward Pusey
George W. Bush,
George 8. i «pelle,
M. L. Lichtenstein,
Hklward Darlington
Job H. Jackson,
, William H. Swift.
Anthony Higgins.
UEUliUK W. BUHH, President,
E. 8. CAPELLE, /IcePresident,
E. T. TA Y LOK, Treasurer,
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BEFORE-AND-AFTER
Electric Appliances are sent on 30 Days' Trial.
TO MCN ONLY, YOUNO OR OLD,
XYFHO are ■offering from Nervous Drbilitt,
W Lost Vitality, Lack qw Nsrvk Foncn awd
Vigor, Wasting Wkaknkhseh, and oil those diseases
of a Personal Nature resulting from Arises and
1 ER Causes. Speedy relief and complete res to
on of Health^»" Igor and Manhood Guaranteed.
The grandest discovery of the Nineteenth Century.
Send at onoe for Illustrated Pamphlet free. Address
VO' TAIO BEIT CO., MARXHAU, HP.tflH.
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RHEUMATISM AND COuT CURED
When we on omablish «>y a chain of «vkdeaoe
**li ch every inquiry but makes stronger, ihat wi
on / y r> al, or radical remedy for Rheumatk
H.sordere. and we put that evidence within the reacl
f every sullerer wW out money and without pries, wt
1 b -t the fool will turn to it iu
ar, or close bis eyes to Hie glad tidings wo bring t(
' is bligl tod life In jus i - 0 to us, to you, to yom
lencndent fnmtfeB, and to t'*e cousammutionof yaw
on w«r* «trick' n down bj
o with usbri few moment.
I.o nave drank of the water
full of tlio joy health, rea.iy U
lelt to the world their gl;id e\j>erlenoe. We wiii give
yoc no fulse statement, sud m ike an assert *<w which
-annot, by pro|>er inquiry (by letter or 1 reugl
11 tends) ho probed 1» the bottom and found to be fill
*t truth
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dtiou befo
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dr. It«;lend «9S MabM|t til., BrooSkyu- Aeote_
»11.100 Ate OarMie Ud very bed Ohroske
■ re/PUktaftee, iWMte Su, Sroobly*—Aetna sad Cbroale
abeuBta tient for ycerr; bad irt. d ewrytte#»/
. Ooedrieb. haw Vork City -Cbrools fite«
Mrs- WUIUm-on, «S O.ov* Be, hew Tsrk-terrlble, seat*
Isa * f e .tk «amr» anointed by U.
Mr DUm, 14S Wee» » Sev Vori-<Sm«ls, a r es — tttes
Mr ibrui. fnSîeanvrtib Av., Mew TerX-Otee.1.
it
aattea aafi KMoey Ptae
aavwo* yeara
Tte abo-n aamed fentlemra »now mamj «Mteru ««red by oar
Ü- of p .rupiEUiia, Dj»|f|>t». MttXteMy^aordwa
• partlouiai*. aodyoo Will Hw tte itey
Now .re this ma
rtrer' rt wlih fuller
for «aw tbia advertiMtueo»
Mfrre <Mam« Ä C« , *• âtlaatts Av*
• -rrf tf W- Tltoiu B#o.
t-;
DIIT GOODS.
jjj
fe—^56«jny
THE BEST l»LACr TO BUY DU Y GOODS.
Htrawbridge & f lothi'-r's,
EIGHTH A MAHKEi
E1UHTH A KlI.BKln
PHil.AtrKl.HHlA.
LIQUOR DEALERS.
GRAND UNION HOTEL,
[European Plan]
and Restaurant,
OPPOHITK THF PENNSYLVANIA DEPOT,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Tills hotel is a new building, entirely newly
furnished In a most • legant style and offers
American sud G> r man comforts. Refresh menu
and eatable s first-class at fair prices.
HF.NRV BLoUTH, Proprietor.
THE BEST GLASS
X -OF
BEER!
-IN THE CITY, AT*
E. P. FR EYE'S,
NO. 17 EAST SECOND STREET.
Jy23-tfl!
C HA8. o . H BECKETT,
—IMPORTER OF
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,
108 WEST SEVENTH STREET.
SAMPLE BOOM.
IV» -12tf. '
gPECHT
Excelsior Lager Beer Brewery
—AND—
& SPAHN
BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT,
^ilmTnoto^ iROTa^"^
by mall promptly filled.
Families supplied with bottled beer; pint
bottles A cents a dosen.
A share of your patronage Is
I ted.
CORK
• AOTOrdt
respecuthll^sollc
JOHN F. DOLAN,
NO. 6 WEST THIRD ST.
—Dealer In Choice -
WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
ysters In every style. Berved on shortest
Ice. DOLAN
No. • West Third Street.
W E HOLD IN STORE AND IN U. S.
BONDED WAREHOUSES pure rye
whiskies from the following celebrated dis
tillerie» •
A. Overholt A Co., Janumr 187» and June 1680.
A. Guckenhelmer A Bro., May t870.
John Gibson. Hon A Co.,May 187» and Jane 18».
Hannis Distilling Co., August 187».
Sherwood, November 1879 and June 18».
Neversiuk (Beading, Pa.,) February. 1««».
Vernon, May. 1860.
not
Jy«-tr
The above g,.jds will be sold cither in bond or
e lowest market rates. Hamples
tax paid
may be seen at this store.
NO. 108 MARKET STREET.
myfr-20
FRANOlH KELLY A ftX)
QRANGE
PURE RYE WHISKY.
GROVE
—m FACT—
THE PUREST. RICHEST AMD B ST BYK
WHISKY EXTANT.
bottle.
Ry the galion
JAME8 A. KELLY
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Uniform In quality
Rich an« delicate In flavor.
Abeolutelypure rye^
A reliable stimulant
». W. COR. TENTH AND ORANGK STB
IXV6-1T-»*
and safe tonic.
'
TOHN P. DONAHOE.
O -BOTTLER OK
AND BOLE AGENT OF WILLIAM MABBffk
A CO.'8 PHILADELPHIA I
Ale, Porter and Brown Stoift,
—ALSO—
e Oe.abrated Bartholomay Kacliester Beer,
l'he brewings are unequalled for parity and
flavwr; constantly on hand In kega or
bottled. - Mineral water» In all
the different flavors.
^17 AND 519 ORANGE STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
AfiTPolite and acconkJiKidatlng drivers. Ordfera
i»y mall promptly attended to. Hals also connec
ted with the Telephone Exchange, and his signal
■ ny 1-18
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H. M'WHORTKR & CO.,
E.
Wholesale and Retail Dealer» In all Kinds ol
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS,
SEEDS, FERTILIZERS, ETC.,
STEAM ENGINES A SEPARATORS.
MC 1 « WrST^HOVTHTFFKTj^WIL^lIKl.
O. M'CORMICK,
B. E. OOR. SEVENTH AND JEFFEKBON STB
—Dealer In—
J.
GROCERIES
—AMD—
PROYI8IONB.
Best grades of
FLOUR, VEGETABLES AND FRUITS
a —ta
mimcmlkaneoub.
JOHN MEALEY,
NO. 205 MARKET STREET.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Solr Agent for State oi Delaware tor
WERNER & CO.'S
C b a nip ague AV i n e
PRTCR LlfT
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P-A.
If
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HI ('ll..
IMPORTER
BA88 AJjf. BR"M> £> U1.
IM 1 'ORTET AND KEY WEST M< ; \ l;s
urr Hye Did St«v W hiskv.
HKT.Y \t*T r,!V»if R AT.E.
n
ninmond O Wltislcv.
KENNEBEC ICE AND DUAL COM'Y
PRINCIPAL. OrrlCK, N. É. COR. SECOND AND KINO STREET» :
—ICE HOUSE AMD COAL YARD OVER THIRD STREET BRIDGE—
Branch Office and Depot, Fourth and Poplar st», and No. 3» West Eighth si,
PRICE OF EASTERN ICE .
48 tenu P«r week 116 pounds dally
n 44 '* ** 120 ** **
poands telly.
H cents per
I* ••
a
„«O^OUNDt? ÄNO OVER AT THE RATE OF 80 CTO. PEK ICO POUNDS.
The least neglect or incivility on the part of the driver should he made known at the office
r ec ? 1 ^ e P T0m ?' ,ltt€nt11011 * We keep constantly ou hand a CHOICE HELKOTJO*
OF* OAL mte *he inost popular mines, which we deliver lp cellars free of cl'srge, where shod
wagon van he used.
DR CLARK JOHNSON S
7
Indian Blood Syrup !
< I
Cures all diseases of the Stomach, Liver, Bowels,
Kidneys, Mein and Blood MILLIONS testify to
its efficacy in healing the abeve-named diseases, and
pronounce it to be the
—BEST REMEDY KNOWN TO MAN
Guaranteed to cure DYSPEPSIA. _g? H
AGENTS WANTED.
Labratory, 77 W. 3d St New York City. Druggists sell rt.
' The Celebrated Continental Brewing Co.'s Ale, Porter, Brown
Stout and Lager Beei also
JOHN F. BETZ & SON'S CELEBRATED
BOHEMIAN AND LAGER BEER,
FOR 8ALE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BY
JNO. MULROONEY,
Fifth and Tatnall Streets, Wilmington, Del.,
SOLE AGENT FOR DELAWARE.
M. B.- AII orders for Ale, Porter or Lager, either in kegs <
pmmptlv arienied to.
bottles for fanrt.y use, will b
mvl4-lm28
JAS.F.WOOD&CO.,
TIN AND SHEET IRON ROOFING,
Metal Work and Jobbing of Every
Description.
Stoves, Heaters, Rang es and the "Favorite Heatei
V
t.
JAMES F. WOOD & CO..
FRONT AND ORANGE S r l&
WILMINGTON, DEL.
frh«MÎ
CONFECTION
FUT UF IN HANDSOME BASKETS AND BOXES.
Attention I« invited to our large variety of fine CAKES, which we aie
pleased to serve in large or email quantities. Persons desiring the BEST
and FRESHEST can always be accommodated. Ladles and Gentlemen
visiting the city will find our DINING ROOM supplied with all »the
delicacies of the season at reasonable prices.
J
G. BYRON MORSE,
1300 CHESTNUT ST., PHIA.
HELLMUTH LADIES' COLLEGE,
LONDON. ONTARIO, CANADA.
Patroness— H. R. 11 I'sinckss Iftctsa.
Pouuder—The Right Ruv Batuor Hklihutb, D D., D. 0. L
>n the river Thames, four hours by rail from Detroit or fluaponstoa Bridge. The high*
mnch spoken t g th • College. Music s specialty under the direction
wil' .inmeneo September «Ott».
«r "yi* •lotiimü uUJrcij» Rsv. K N. Rnum u m, HI '. . i'rim'iyal, llulluiuth Indies'College Luudoo Cauado.
Beautifully situated ou
C'f «ducal Ion In every del
of the celobratod W. wain
tartinent,
im lau
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