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Disenchanted.
H* A.
. magnificent apartment. No epl
»** * me, even were hit tense#
" Ary^conceivable stage of hu
llr<l reulJ ha'» desired a pleasanter
'"'ÄnM lounge away his spoiled
«screen walls, upheld by cor.
[• m Imitate shells and sprays ot
r ' i suggested the Idea of some
V"™' ocean -ave, where the plash
Ä marked the Hying minutes of
' I,,tv day Here and there gleamed
, cabinet, picture or Ago» In
'• In the deep bay-windows halt
•fit,.,» draperies of emerald dam
,J i shies of veined mosaic, covered
4 „d costly omamenta—Indices
[rtpSoslve tastes of the occupant of
■ «"mw CaatUiton reclined on an ele
• r Jfa In an attitude at once grace
He never allowed hlmaelt to
ÎI. «wkwardneai, even In the aeclus
'^ „wn room-practice « an excel).
A Pall-smoked cigar—no coarse
weed, but one of the mo6t frag
,hvs of leaf that ever came from the
mod the sea, was scientifically poised
'X- second snd third fingers of his
heavily embroldeied smok
Î" tsseeled and fringed, « la Turque,
'■id cosrred his prolualon of wavy,
ifk curls. . .
certainly very handaome—any
X judge would at once have pro
Xlbtm "» perfect Apollo," yet there
«nettling In llia loul en, *" Me that
have prompted a gentleman to utter
snd puppy I" 0,1 encountering him,
sudden. HI» features were of the
, nr,.,-lap mold, and hia lips ex
u' nnsleled. The eyes, of a dark,
jsrgc and liquid, seldom looked
Ilf snd squarely in the face, but
peraily half-vailed beneath a wall of
loft eyelashes—Mr. Castleton knew
tor eyelashes were perfectly irreslsta
J his moustache was the very perfec
Hirsute art, soft, allken and glossy,
lus lip with a wavy grace, which
the Broadway dandles dis
tliey strove in vain I«
IUT
'
I
over
drove
with envy,
ttn ir wiry horns of rebellious hair
etliint? like its undulating curves,
knew the time and pains that
bestowed on hia beloved
y ever
via
:he '
bfiay there lazily, conscious that his
oulJ not be improved upon, It was
Bt that eooie pleasant vision had taken
«ion of the ritadal of hi« mind, from
ecteloual liinile that flitted across his
fouldü't it be glorious?" he sllilo
i as though he were thinking
I "l'|| never call these long years of
tccssful endeavors wasted, if, at the
I tigered in winning such a golden
u Nina Aubin 1 It makes ray head
i{T(ti to think of it—it's like a dream!
t ,_it is, indeed, glorious reality, tor
in the odorous gloom of that
Uie^ed conservatory, I boldly put the
floo, aud site with the prettiest blushes
Cer—well, that isn't to the point—
L|; ; bat I, Fitzroy Castleton, have won
brtuiti'ul heiress to more thousands
think of, without an ecstatic
of that anatomical hollow where phy
tfet? «ay« the heart is! Heart—flddle
TlurtV no such thing. It's all
! Bui I flatter myself that my part of
Ivinii* wac done remarkably well. I'd
his knees
Ic
ttwany fellow go down
more graceful style than I did last
icatching a glimpse of himself in an
lit* mirror, Mr. Castleton gave his
collar a little twitch, and proceeded:
Mioteehow wrathful all my Nina's
point*-! danulers w ill be! That donkey
( : -he 11 !" lit to hang himself! Well,
ft Nina has showed superb taste In her
Bon of h h unhand, and I must be ex
rt'ely polite for a while, I suppose,
tinle ^{Killed heauty thinks it's her
■ i-jr with; whereas, entre noue, my
fepr.it'» her gold. If she were a yel
of 60, I'd marry her just the
. Alter we're married, however, I'll
Kttle that matter. She may
letten, tor all 1 care, so long as
Mliuir of her bank-book! That re
mit-l must send her a little bijou of
suppose, with
of a sentimental motto. That
Kdilficult to manage, though, for my
iVgetting; deuced low. I cau't play the
Irucegaim* much longer; yet I think
Uo. will trust me, if I Just whisper a
or two about my expectations. I'll
itht-Fipcrunent, at ail event*!"
ifc;* dage of matters, Mr. Castleton
I hi.- cigar out of the window, aud took
Ü 0 ) tray ol cards and notes, which had
lifiinjp been stauding unheeded at his
he iu Elysiau dreams,
•tfe perfumed billets-doux ,some cards
luiiiui ami some—his face grew very
over thw —were threatening bills,
awin' litters irorn indignant trades
f o to
have
nut—pearls,
, K» rapt
i confounded tailor's bill again l"
Mr. Castleton, savagely. "He'll
an cxeiution, he says. Will he?
Mini Miinctbing worth his trouble—
'«nothing here belonging to me, I'm
nre. That
•amp of a bootmaker 1
i 0 " 1 , 1 . 1 '—*heavy 1 .mount'—'wife and
such plebeiau wretches
W to bother their betters ?"
Ijri'iroy fiercely tore the pitiful note
, r " At this instant a knock was
I« the door,
ton there?"
ft only me, sir,
»Of the hotel.
8on e|H'uking to vou, sir !"
iwoniau?"
te * oir—she w
Why
cried Fitzroy p. ttishly.
" " said one of the eer
'Thero'« a woman here
t take 'no' for an
r 1 lolv her you were engaged, hut
.Mu- won't detain you a minute."
it be?" mused the self-wor
'oell, show her in, Jenkins."
moment a poor, thin, Bhadowy
hu . 1 ,n miserably darned
_ -a-j'-ut garment«, and displaying
JJ «Mure of her wan face the ghastly
u poverty and ill ness. A dark ex
"> •'■F er shot over Mr. Caatletou e
recognized her.
ttl»imV OÜ * lere * or ^aln, woman ?"
2 • » 1 < aU t atten<i 10 > our
•Utlrton," she said, earncetly, "I
H'™ t0lleU1 e this bill. It 1# the
1 »! ! have call ed about It. I worked
>; r y°u, embroidering and mak
purtb u '., ttt your request selected
(iliJr-* e ,niit «rials myself, wheu I
, "rd to advance the money. Mr.
, it it right to defraud the poor of
Ntimed money?"
la JJ,f. art °f Mr. Castleton 'b pro
the poor widow did not know
"'O e^xclMij 100U ttU ^ ac * ous beggar!"
Ä7 iDe r ,n y babes are crying for
fata but °r ÎÎ* ,ove Of all that is human
Her*- il ! 01 w bat you owe
Mii riie ,i 'bat. I owe you a cent,"
Ntleifailv r a 6neerl,, K iaugh; "you
•Udw,? r ( ; over a farthing. Go, I
W tetl »^ul l, *at I do not give you
e for attempting to ex
r ,a lee pretense»."
Ob,ki. u ' r y Pah*, hut faltered out:
»nil » k W wu ^ ,10t be uujust to the
k^V^tatherleie?"
ta 0 ,. „u lo t hls ,eet with a fierce execra
!Sfte te rSi* d '" d tremblln K. tot
Hu! m " ll,L " r 's dlBposeii ol,"
flll r \i üh / a . hi 5b of relief. ''And now
tTo h K '
!"
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r "ILAJjai4*HlA.
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THE OHIO OAMPAIOH.
Imllcation. That
Ohanom to be Brlchtealnc.
rCorreiprmdenra Phlla. Tum!«.]
Columbus, Sept. 5.-— If the confidence
which both parties feel of success In the
present Gubernatorial campaign may be
measured by lbelr earnestness, political
hopes have never mounted higher. The
ilval committees have been actively at work
for a month and every mall which leaves
this city bears great quantities o( campaign
During the past week the
Show llemooratlo
document«. _ .... _■_
Democratic executive cwntolttee has «ent
out. close to 100,000 pamphlets on the wool
tarill question and it 1« probable that
many more, either of the same document or
of new ones on the «aine subject, will fol
low as rapidly as clerical facilities will per
mit and names of Republican farmers
received at headquarters.
It Is noticeable, however, that party con
fidence finds very little expression, except
on the part of the Cincinnati Republican
press. Both committees
remarkably
silent and have yet uiudc no official claims,
while the individual commltteeineu, when
they allow themselves to speak, take care to
back up their assertions with a sufficiency of
ifs. The absence of extravagance is an
usual and agreeable feature of Ohio cam
paigns. There is a disposition to let prob
abilities alone and to make energetic work
the sole expression of political wishes and
anticipations.
un
T HK GERMAN VOTE STICKING.
A w ek ago the outlook from a Démo
cratie point seemed in the highest degree
discouraging. Ttc number of respectable
names connected with the organized move
ment lor a third local ticket earrled the con
viction that nothing but disruption was pos
sible In Cincinnati; and when it was an
nounced that an indc|K'ndent emocratic
ticket would surely be placed in the field
the most hopeful friends of Judge Hoadly
could not conceal their diBhearteument.
three days, how
ever, it has become certain that the regular
Democratic ticket is so strong with the Ger
mans ami it* backers so powerful thatauew
ticket, however judiciously made up and
well endorsed, can have no prospect what
ever and will, indeed, receive but very feeble
support. It is believed that many of the
leaders of the bolt have reconsidered their
action and will, when the time comes to
make up the proposed new ticket, indorse
the regular nominees. The Duckworth
Club, a Democratic organization composed
of the most influential members of
the party, and the Jeflorson Club,
composed of the highly respectable and In
dependent Democratic element, have given
their unanimous support to the Highland
House ticket. A Week ago it was expected
that a great many members of the Duck
worth Club would retire from the organiza
tion in case it was determined to indorse Mc
Lean's ticket, while the JeiTerson Club was
said to be unanimous in favor of independ
cut nominations.
In Cleveiai d the outlook is said to be ex
ceedingly bright for a great majority for
Judge Hoadly. The local troubles which
distress Cincinnati Democrats are not shared
by their brothers on the lake; on the cou
trtry, a perfect organization and a very
strong local ticket give effective support to
the Sf Ate candidates. At the same time the
large German element will not listen to Re
publican representations, but insists on
standing by the Demoeratio party the same
last year. Here in Columr us, the capital
of the State, and a city which has the same
doubtful status as Ciucii nati and Cleveland,
I have talked with a great many Germans
pbatic In opi>osition
Within the last two
and find them very
to Mr. Foraker.
The sick
of Judge Hoadly is exceed
ingly unfortunate at the present time. There
is n*»thing so necessary to Democratic suç
as Judge Hoadly's personal presence iu
the canvass. He is universally popular aDd
'he most effective speaker that, we have in
Ohio. His absence is 6ure to be mlscon
strued. 1 believe, however, that he will be
perfectly restored by the middle of the
month, when vigorous work during the re
mainder ot thu campaign will make up for
the short time that he may lose.
KXWIKSSMKN MAItl.K.
IVIr A. S. Merrill, the popular expressman
of Brunswick, Mo , writes us on May 16, 1883, as
follows: "Having been severely afflicted for
about two years with inflammation of the kid
neys and bladder, so called by my physlolans, 1
suttered wPh distressing pains In my back and
retention of urine, caused by a stoppage of tho
neck of tiio bladder and a com plication of
other diseases. I was hardly able to attend to
my business, and at times would be completely
prostrated. 1 was also »fleeted with Inconti
nence of urine to an alarming degree; indoed,
it dem mdod my attention fifteen or twenty
times per night, and at times it would seem Im
possible for me to ride down to the depot on my
wagon, for every jar from the wagon would al
most seem to take my life. Having failed to
obtain relief f orn my doctor, I finally consulted
our druggist. Dr Merryman, of Brunswick, and
requested him to tarnish me with the most re
liable aud speedy eure for such sickness, fori
wm guttering too much for human nature to en
dure long. The doctor recommended me to
Hunt's Remedy, us it had been used with
remarkable success In a good many cases In
Brunswick and vicinity. 1 purchased a bottle,
and received such great relief that 1 continued,
and bad not used two bottles before I began to
improve beyond my expectations The pains
in my kidneys aud loins disappeared, 1 re
gained strength, and my water began to pass
naturally, and 1 was able to sleep soundly, aud
obtain the greatly needed rest which for
a long time I could not. 1
restored to health, aud
fully
att ud to u:y busl
. Thanks to Hunt's Remedy for my restor
ation, and 1 highly recommend it to all who
are troubled with kidney complaints."
e
I
COULD NOT Lin A POUND.
the words of Mrs. Harriet
. She writes May 3,
been troubled with kidney and
liver disease for two years. I suffered severely
in the hack and loins. Before taking your
wonderful medicine, Huut's Remedy, 1 could
not UR a pound After giving it a fair trial, 1
began to improvo, and
was a 'Godsend t*»
The above
Bailey, of Putnam, (1
1883: "I hi
truly say it
hble to do
1
«1 eqjoy the best of health
my household work
1 have recommended Hunt's Remedy to two of
my neighbors, who have been greatly benefited
by It. This letter 1 send voluntarily, with the
hope that It will be the means of induoing some
sufferer to
Hunt's Remedy, and be cured
I have been "
vv i f t ' s
p e ci fie
S
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Isa complete anti
dote to all kinds of
Blood Poison and
Mw«#?
|»bln Humor.
INHERITED IT.—My family nil have Scrofula
ol the worst t^ie
*11 by forc
so e mil'll , but
and resist «''I all
Spécifié, which cured
lng all the poison out through the pores oi the
skin. It Is the greatest medicine In the world,
and I hone any who doubt It will write me here.
y E. C. HAWES, JR., Clarksville, Ga.
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nd and
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After su Bering twenty-five years with analnAil
Dry Tetter, and trying many physicians, I was at
last relieved by the us»- of Swift's Specific, ami I
cheerfully commend It to all similarly afflicted.
REV. I. R. BRANHAM, Macon. Ga.
treatise r>n Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free toappli-ants. _
THE SWIFT ►PECIFIO CO^,
Drawer $1 Atlanta, Ga,
VLOTHiira
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Our preparations for the
approaching seasons of Fall
and Winter
pleted.
We carry a large stock of
Fine Ready-Made Clothing,
samples ot which, with self
measurement blanks, will be
furnished on application.
are now com
A. C. YATES & CO.
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Chestnut and Sixth Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
LOIUSIAXA NTATR LOTTERY.
Nxw Orleans, August 1. 18X3.
TO THE PUBLIC
Investigate for Yoareelvea!
Postmaster-General Gresham having published
a wilful and mallclons falsehood In regard to the
character of The Louisiana State Lotten' Com
pany, the following fac
to prove hi ■) statement, that
fraudulent business, to be false and untrue :
Amount of prizes paid by the Louisiana rtate
•Lottery Company from January 1,1879, to present
date:
given to the public
engaged In a
Paid to Southern Express Co., New
.Orleans, T. M. Wescoat, Manager.... 91,366.800
Paid to Louisiana National Bans, Jos.
H. Ogles!»., Preside t.
Paid to Louisiana State National Bank,
H. Kennedy, President. 126,100
Paid to New Orleans National Bank,
A. Baldwin, Pre Lent.
I'ald to Union National Bank, B. C'har
1 tron, Ctshter.
Pain to Citizens' Bank, E. L. Carrière,
President.
Paid
463,900
88,660
64 460
67.000
80.000
37,00(t
13,160
8, tOO
ermania National Bank, Jules
Cassaril, President.
Paid to Hibernia National Bank, Chas.
Pa Irey, Cashier.
Paid to Cana Bank. Ed. Toby. Cashier
1 aid to Mutual National Baux, Joseph
Mitchell, Cashier. P
Total paid as above.
Paid in sums of under fl.OOO
various offices of the Company
throughout the United States
.92,263,66C
2,627,410
Total paid by all.
|4,881,060
For the truth of the above facts we refer the
public to the officers of the above-named corpor
ations, and for
Mayor and ( 'Ulcers of the City of New Orleans, to
the State authorities of Louisiana, and also to
U. S. Officials of Lqpislana. We claim to be
legal, honest and correct In all
as much
legallty and standing to the
transactions,
any business In the country. Our
standing Is conceded by all who will Investigate,
and
stock has for years been sold at
Board of Brokers, and owned by many of
best known and respected citizens.
M. A. DAUPHIN, President.
«»"CAPITAL PRIZE, 176,000.-««
rickets, only |5.
.Shares In proportion.
men
Louisiana State Lotteby Co.
"We do hereby certify that
supervise the
arrangements for all the Monthly and Semi
Annual Drawings of The Louisiana State Lottery
Company, and In person manage and control the
Drawings themselves, and that the same
ducted with honesty, fairness, and in good la!ll.
authorize the com
thls certificate, with fac-slmles 01
signatures attached. In Its advertisements.'*
con
toward all parties, and
pauy t*
Commissioners.
Incorporated In 1868 lor 26 years by the LeglsU
irt for Educational and Charitable purposes
witn a capital of 81,000,OOO— to which a reservr
fund of over |660.000 has since been added.
overwnelmlng popular vote lta franchit'*
was made a part of the present »täte Constitution
adopted December 2d, A. D., 1879.
The only Lottery ever voted
by the people of any 8tate.
It never scales or postpones.
IT» GRAND »INGLE NUMBER DRAWING»
take place monthly.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. NINTH GRAND DRAWING,
CLASS I. AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY,
SEPTEMBER lith. 1888.-160th Monthly Draw
lng.
Bj
and endorsed
Capital Prize, $75,000.
100,000 riCKBT» AT FIVE IHH.LAKä EACH
FRACTlONb, ID FIFTHS In TROPOBTION.
.9 76,000
, 26 , 00(1
. 10,000
.. 12,000
,. HL 000
. 10,000
10,000
.. 20,00*1
, 80,000
. 26,000
» CAPITAL PRIZE..
I CAPITAL PRIZE..
1 CAPITAL PRIZE..
2 Prizes of
6 Prizes of
10 Prizes of
20 PrlzeB of
1U0 Prizes of
800 Prix* b of
600 Pri?
unoo Pris
6,000.
2.000
1.000
no.
mo
BO
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A.PPÜ » ;imat on
» Approximation Prises of 1760.
• " V MO.
-$6,760
.4,800
. 2 260
$266,600
Application for rates to clnbs should only be
made to the office of the com nan y In New Orleans.
For further Information write clearlv, giving
füll address. Address P. O. Money Orders
Registered Letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK,
New Orleans, La.
Express to
M. A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La.
Or, M. A. DAUPHUI,
007 seventh St., Washington, D* 0»
9
1,967 Prizes, amounting to
Ordinary le.ters tiy Mall
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Sail From New York Every
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Uabln passage, $60 to $80. Second cabin, 9*0.
Site rag*-, outward, 928, Prepaid, 921.
LIVERPOOL A QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
fITY OF »'ME sails Sept. 22, Oct. 27, Dec. 1
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Cabin passage 980 to 9100 according to accommo
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Anchor Line Drafts issued at lowest rates are
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Ac., apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS. Nev
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V/ DAY, MAY 14, 1888, THE
STEAMER ELEGANT
WILMINGTON,
For Philadelphia, calling
Chester, leaves W lining ton dally, Sunday In
cluded. from Fourth st-eet wharf at «.40 a. m.;
ruing leaves hlladelphla at 4.16 n.
second wh r i below C'heotnut street,
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618-tl
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pOR PHILADELPHIA.
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Philadelphia and Wilmington
Propellers
Sail dally from Market street wharf, Wllmlng
1, ind first wharf below Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, at 6 p. m.
FREIGHT CARRIED
as low
y other line, and carefully handled
ipervlslon. Express deliv
lty by our own wagons.
under our personal si
cries made In either c
Chas. Warner & Co.
Only office In the city connected with Telephone
Exchange by two wires, two transmitters and
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Tuesday. Thursday, Monday, Wednesday
Saturday, 2 p. m.
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furnished in a most elegant style and offers
American and German comforts. Refreshment*
and eatables first-class at fair prices.
HENRY BLOUTH.
Proprietor.
W E HOLD IN STORE AND IN U. 8.
BONDED WAREHOUSE*! pure rye
whiskies from the following celebrated diö
til lories
A. Overholt A Co., laiiunrv lM7b and June 188U.
A. Gnckenhelmer .* Ero., S*ay WT79.
John Gibson. Bon A Co., May 187« and June twjo.
Sherwood, Novembei 1979 and J
Neverslnk (Reading, Pa.,) February, 1380.
Mt. Vernon, May, 1880.
The above go jds will be sold either In bond or
tax paid at the lowest market rates Samples
may be seen at this store.
1 HXj.
NO. 108 MARK El' STREET.
m y 6-20
FRANCIS KELLY « 00
SEIDEN BERG'S CIGARS !
AT WHOLESALE RATES.
Chas. J. H. Beckett
)
108 WEST SEVENTH STREET.
_ lyao-mL
^NTON HENZE,
124 KING STREET.
FINEST BHANDS OF
WINES.
NIERSTEINER REISLIN«,
NINO MARSALA,
MISMILMERE. ETC.
Also a fine line of
LIQUORS,
And the best brands ;of Havana and KEY
WEST CIGARS.
POTH'S CELEBRATED BEER,
Always on hand. If y
H K N ZE'S i s the place y
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J OHN P. DONAHOE,
—BOTTLER OF—
AND BOLE AGENT OF WILLIAM MASSEY
A CO.'S PHILADELPHIA
Ale, Porter and Brown Stout,
—ALSO—
e Ce.ébrated Bartholomay Keehe.
.'he brewings are unequalled for iturlty
Waver: constantly on band In xega <
bottled. Mineral waters In all
the different flavors.
want a glass of beer A.
looklu
O. 224 KINO
§ERiET.
H' i i .
and
t>i7 AND 519 ORANGE STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
«VPollteand accommodating drivers. Orders
oy mall promptly attended to. He Is also connec
ted with the Telephone Exchange, and his signal
la--fr* myl-18
( yRANGB GROVE
PURE RYE WHISKY.
—IK FACT—
THE PUREST. RICHEST AND B8rT BYE
WHISKY EXTANT.
By the galion
bottle.
JAMES A. KELLY
1
Uniform In
qnalltg
Absolutelypure rye.
ch and delicate In flavor.
A
and safe tonic.
A reliable stimulant
8. W. COR. TENTH AND ORANGE 8T8.
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BE8T GLASS
—OF
LAGKR BEER 1
-IN THE CUT, AL8O
PORTER AND ALE
ON DRAFT, AT
E. P. FREYE'S,
NO. 17 EAST SECOND STREET.
Jy93 -tfl2_
gPECHT &
Excelsior Lager Beer Brewery
—AND—
BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT,
CORNER FIFTH AND DuPONT STREETS,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
49*Orders by mall promptly filled.
Families supplied with bottled beer; pint
bottles 6> cents a dozen.
A share of your patronage is respectfully solic
ited. Iel2-1-17
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Electric Appliances are sent on 39 Days' Dial.
TO MEN ONLY, YOUNO OH OLD,
Buffering from Nxkvottb Debility,
, Lack or Nkuvu Force
W KAKNKSSKM. and all those disease-i
Nature resulting from Abuses and
relief and com pie
DUUABAHTEKD.
pen'll Cent
it roe. Adii
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Lost Vitai.
of a 1»
ÜTIIBB CAÜ8K8. Speedy
ration of liBALTH.ViuoH
The
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dost discovery
lllnstruUxl Panij i.l
HI,
VOUAI» IUT I».. WABANAU. ,
HOW MANY MILES DO YOU DRIVE?
THE
ODOMETER
WILL TELL,
larger thaï
This Instrument Is
t elle the exact number of mil-1
i- 100th part ol a mile; cou nts u p
water and dust tight; always iu order; saves
horse« from bein g
to the wheel of
1 a watch, it
driven to the
to 1,000 miles;
er driven; iseAslly attached
Buggy, Carriage, Sulky,
Wagon, Road ('a rt. Sulky Plow, Reaper, Mower,
or other vehicle. Invaluable to Liverymen.
P leasure Drivers, Phys i cians , Farmers. Survey
ors, Draymen, Exp ressmen, Stage Owner , Ac.
Pri ce only $5.00e ach, one-third the price of
other Od ometer,
of the whee l. Sent by mail
postpaid. Address,
ordering give diameter
1 receipt of price,
■
MoDONNEL ODOMETER CO.,
2 North La Salle St., Chicago.
4*-a.Bd for circular.
—
TRTBBUTABT BBMBDIBS.
THE GOING
VETERINARY REMEDIES !
-BY
W I LL I A A.VJL
These remedies have a world-renowned
reputation, and if once given a trial will
quickly prove their superior qualities.
PRICE LIST :
A GENERAL CONDITION POWDER,
FOR WORMS, PER PACKAGE
FOR FISTULA, SPRAINS, TENDER CORNS, AND GEN
ERAL LINIMENT, PER BOTTLE - - 50 CENTS
FOR SPRAINS BELOW JOINT, > URB8 AND SPLINTS, 50 CENTS'
FOR WOUNDS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION - . 50 CENTS
FOR THRUSH - 25 CENTS'
FOR EYE WATER .... 25 O'-NTS
FOR WARTS ... . . 25 CENTS
FoR GREASE AND SCRATCHES - . . 25 CENTS'
FOR COLIC - - . 25 CENTS!
The above remedies are in use by the
leading horsemen in the country, and as they
are simple and safe any person may admin
ister them to his horse and save a large doc
tor's fee. They will do all they are recom
mended to if the directions are followed and
they are kept constantly on hand.
GENERAL CONDITION POWDER.
50 CENTS.
50 CENTS.
This may be used as the very best treat
ment in Epizootic,Distemper, Swollen Glands
and should be administered especially after a
hard drive to prevent the animal from bein &
feverish. It is indispensable in colds and
coughs.
O'
WORM POWDER.
This is the only sure remedy ever used
for those anoying pests. If the animal is so
troubled they will be expelled in a very short
time after the first administration, leaving the
horse in excellent condition and the hair a
lively color.
FOR FISTULA, SPRAINS.
Tender Cords and a general Liniment. This
is the best liniment in the world, and is used
by Robert Bonner to-day in preference to
any other.
FOB SP A V I 1ST
below the joint. A horse spavin can be re
moved and the hair restored in six weeks.
A bos spavin can not be removed, the only
relief to the animal is to give him a high
heeled shoe. Wounds of every description
can be healed by these remedies.
FOR THRUSH.
By following the directions the lame
horse can be relieved in three days, ready
for use, and by attending to his feet twice a
week and giving him a dry stall he will never
be troubled again.
FOR GREASE AND SCRATCHES.
This is now the only safe and sure remedy
If the disease involves the entire leg
111 use.
it will make a perfect cure, and will remove
any skin disease on any part of the body.
FOB COLIC.
This remedy is so convenient that the
horse can he relieved without even taking
him from the carriage if it he wind colic, it
flatulent keep the horse quiet nnd in addition
to the remedy give 3 or 4 tablespoon 1 ids ol
scalded flour and starch with 2 ounces of
laudanum every 2 hours for 4 or 6 hours and
if there are no other complications 110 horse
need ever die with colic under this treatment.
-FOR SALE AT
THE NIGHT PHARMACY,
402 MARKET ST.
WILMINGTON,
DELAWARE.