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«WW**»
»em^rsüc »tote Convention of
-..„„«K In Baltimore today.
Arthur L. Bwbe, ot tbe Fo.rth
h ' !l ' 1!r Iof aroall-pox and two death»
reported I" N..NVIII« «Mil
*'X, eil At." 1 '» Ironclad Mftntoaon
^ . i-v V -rk, !•«* b***' «»rtf* etf oifi
nf veU*>w ripwr b»ve.l
„*,»<• »1« NfiW Vtrd W<
for
il
ah.
e mm'"
Three u*:'VC*
l»t 'A.
hin
I r Fiisis. which ui.'iyod et ■
l!jtV< inogpht ftv50,00p in ¥n
fW
Tir
1
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„„id ci* ■—
K I. h'iiiïh.
h. Hwietarfof (be Treat ury
m. I .<ir iB»k" auo'her '-u 11
am, mut. or sift,ouii,ooo. J
... tu -tort «ml plant nr; 1^.1 ot
I, || x BwkM-rtiWr, hi S. l/tmfa, wua
I .wiring. I.««» «boni 990,001
Turk /Tw» ycarcrlay ro>|, Intel
..,•,■ 1,1111 birthday by rcducli
c«ut. per cop» g> two «
! .
Villi'
>'i.
W 1
I <1111.
I,111 Ill'll
Tb. N-'
II* tbi.t'
price 1mm t" .......
Th,- nuinbi-r of immigrant» who at
,. , hr tjiiln-fl Sun** darin« Anirwt
MSS», hniiiu 4 ,888 low tb»u during An
1888 ' I* !■ v '.«• i_i »
TheSlAlo Board of Pardon» mat y,
<„ In H.urleliurif, mid c naklerud *1
U i,,re It, Out took, u*. dettuite »
upouaii* * " ,1 f 1 ' * ***
O,, ,.«ciir>loa eteutrier SftgfOaw,
C|«, lai„l Old". '« rafo, with all her
K jfere. 8h-' took »belter doriny the I
In Piéton ''°*®- * A
The thru,'-in»»ted »oboOner, John B. Con
ner, went astiore yeeterday moratng on
„one pile »I Bamegat Inlet, and t» I
Jnneeroue position. ' '
»urine 11 p*r»de of drerneu In Pate* on,
New Jersey, ve»terday, the allk and o#too
mill of H. A H. Adam» wa* dam»
Ire, with It» contenta, to the el
•4ft, 008. ,
Henry I. Fierce ha» written a Jettei
cllnlngtobea can#date for Governo
fore the Republican . Convention, of M MW
chmett». lie »uggeet* Congreuman lob
tneon »> the beat candidate to ORixiee
Butler.
Fire men erecting a tan on tbe fard ol
Aucu.t Be]moat, at Babylon, Long lal .nd,
rrssn^ssssüA %
^LlnliiNW^ÜÎ.«^"^ "• °®
ErnuL
Ita
nM
red
waa
1 er
lb*
te
f-nm
tho
ii a
rri
by
ot
de
fall o
day morning, fn th* Fifth A
N>w York. Prince Mit» Y
of the EinhaMj, made an
the President rev ponded •
Governor PslUarei yeaterday aeot toltSe.
LeicLUturc . message yetotag the Pay le.
«imi'in p.'-e,l by thg* body. The veto w»a
mtaiiml in tke Se—ote, the
p$«< over U lu Uiat body. Ia the
mcssaif,- wu laid on the table.
Captain SM.etia had three othei ».repol-ted
to lx list ui th« »team barge Oak land, w itch
y< ite««.
H del,
'ong Ik, the
»ddreaa, to »
bief
I b
h
the
loaodmi',! In Laka Erie, eacopad upon n ralt
nd «, rv pluliad up yaatarday morning by a
lut' Tli y had bean 24 houra In the wji
and were nearly dead from exhauattou.
A |,:ia»eng*r train and a freight train on
City, St. Jnaeph and 'Coi ncll
Bluffs railroad collided near St. Joaeph
Moo, lay night. Both loeomottrea Were
wr,- k,"l. and several parson« were tnjired,
Frederick lohnaon, a route agent, seve'ely.
J. C. WilTlamson, ex-bookkeeper of
Lehigh and Wllkesharre Coal Compt
»<* irr. atcd yeaterday In Wllketbarri on
th,' churiro of attempting to assault a girl.
Hr arrested on two similar chargea In
WR, but the matter waa settled before going
tocuurt.
t»r,
tbe Kan
on
; he
»7.
The Republican State Convention of New
JerM'Y met yesterday in Trenton and npmi
Diit l Jujathan Dixon, Justice of tb<l Su
pmiif ( 'ourt, lor Governor on the drat I, bal
lot. 1'he resolutions adopted declared |?or. a
protective tariff, and the taxation of edrpo
ntions as well as individuale.
Kt-v. James Kemlo, a Methodist minister
of Newark, while visiting his mother-ln.law
iu New York, yesterday afternoon,
relied with his wife and drove alarge butcher
knift* into her throat. He then cut his own
throat ami lumped from a fourth
window to the sidewalk below. It
lieved neither ca« «urvive. - ?. -,
At th quarterly meeting of the Qeiteral
PiMcntcr and Ticket Agent*' Association
of tin- United »täte« lu Chicago, yeeteilfay,
" rmilution wat adopted reafUsminfi| jtbe
rule showing only 258 pounds of bsigbage
free. A motion was adopted without idi*
«■"t to return to schedule rates on all lines'
repreneoted the Association
ar
ry
be
h «nd maintain these rigidly.
Secretary Teller hfii decided thgb! tbe
Kii'kapou Iudigns are entitled to be paid "
the lamie surrendered by them ifi fkjebrd
"w with tlie stipulaUoiMi 6f a recent
treaty. He will ask Congress to m
tppropriation for tbe purpose. The 8tere
tary Imp also decided that every Winnejqago
Indian of one fourth Indian blood
■eive his share of the
the
with
for
fiU
i ii
»1 ('■9,000
n
titled to
«warded by Congres s to tbe tribe. Hi
At a meeting of the stockholders o| Ith*
Florida Ship Canal, held in New Yoiili
Monday, the directors were authorize to
toutract for the cone true tion of tbe ca ial,
the work to be begun at tbe earliest esi
ble day. The coimI will run ocroeji the
penineula at U* nomwefit I
have it« eastern bVmijilj
tns month of Bt. John 1 , river. It wl]
mmii™ loBE.aao ftel wMa vm »)
SwreUrlea LiBrek ■*•«, GR»»dl*r
consultatioe yestenlqy,
B»w:Ib, in regard to Jtb
ucaeds advised ogfikMH
lief expedition thSa oei
would only endi ng
VMbsel and the lives (^h
prospect of greM fffili
l| i»t "it le not ofaHin
t0(i l,l reach tb.
«"«on, although Ki
Upernavtk. If IJUg
U|iernavlk be will jn
an be brought away I
•o>i| while If ha
"otblng will b* iK -
that far, as it can go n
ïfi, be | nlk . from tt
Anal (h-clsion In tb*
FMrt,«i to-day.' It
«ncuKh food to last
winter.
,
!
QP
m
will
of
in
be
feet
l|tid a
HTith Dr.
Dr.
iter rs
euid one
ar|o iher
Without
S|#or
hot a »I
any
»aid
I
,uc d thla
y r och
f rta the*
*»<«, land
next
nte
mill line
„ A
Mr 8a
1 are
1
» not i
Ä'
re*lyl
» I
h
the
AVoissin
1 take this oppqrtpjC.
w the t iJieacy ot MMUTil
pectiuir to find H
"(1 cotuporad of ■ bed *
Wfwnbly surprlaoft »t tftotr ralli 'toate, |ju
" ke Vdf °' A Mn, Creaawel] a id a
Conner, frleud», bave likewise t led,
»"'I pronounce thou tkoibrab iaadlclne hey
:J' e ,' iVtr uk «a for build!Off tip atfei gtb
*M toning up the eyatMx. I. wo» trjuftled
" toetlyenea», haadacka and _
Prtlu-. My alimente are bow alt
• Uwrrew.
nr to bear tostla OBJ
(Hop Bitten." Ex
iua and b tter
ere
look of
II fd>n«.
yearly contract with a doctor to ook
, the health of myrair and familv, t ut 1
"«'«l him not now. 8. Oillilih >,
July 25,1878. Pnp | ( >, Advocate, Plttab'« , Pa.
"*5
■ue inoat delicAto pereone enjgy i«A :lng
f" 0f J » Little Cathartic Pills, they i*t tore
.. "f, Klve a wholeaome appetite, put row
V? * ^roheu down body, they are (d«a iant
take irej thftlr action la very mild, D 1)
l!»U sell them—15 cent*.
I
Werk Given oat.
««■receipt of your oddresa we will c eke
...which you can earn *3 jW
enings, at your home. Men, Wo< ep,
"°)S or «iris can do lt . H Ç, WUkl
| or L k 0 ', 195 and 1«7 peOton aUret,
lew
Ci El TING OVKlt THE OUTING.
How th« Freckled and GUrto Find
thmk Their H ays will Not Kit.
[New York Letter in Boston Herald.J
'the women ere coming homo with better
t>Odl« tlian tliey took awar an a rate, hut
« great dien trier », to the «radral* W
physically improved, moat of tbern deem
themaelirfft nnflt. to be seen, and their flrat
u»k cw.it|r 4a. t » «»«tolottiea with which to re
place th** past «eaaon'ft lied rairirled fltjcry.
Tau und ireddea make them look more lue
fl àh-aikdrbloo«! being* aiid if»*» like cloljg.
Here and there a fool mb ouv baa kept city
hourr atid rrvèîa, hut in the main they have
had plenty of iftep and 'be right sort ot ex
ere lee. It will take them nearly all winter
to lose the £«»od r<«ul ta of their aitromnr
V>u|iltg. _ • ■ ■ ■ 'T . I * T
" • nd to t»et ourselves oack into desirable
>0»«»** '* au id a girl to whom I made that
" The restraints of civtltsfitfon
are not ftf lx* A yn mediate I y ifuoowd ujteo a
flgur that has had two nioith* of wild free
dom Look at iny hands. Brown? Yes;
but i\o .what 1 mind. They would go
into N ». « L lovee in June, and six ind a half
wooH more than hold »kem in September.
Gripping lawn- ten nU bate and a) pens
has dev. loped them dtaguattngljr.
theroV my fett; they've expanded
Catokill I
bile
am- rtinn
m ... wi .
?.®v
ääää!
ÄfltoWfttWlÄÄSä
proportion to .U reaFItmngtb. ;
lock»
And
, too.
mou, I -
oat on
Dge» to
Ü, two
|o rax waist, measure.
t.ly that, Bat i, t me
ob» My nater fa—ml the
airl that laced herself ttin tly. I'm «he—
that 1» In winter. But thla »am
watet has had a vacation and
I
hey did inllee on
tab, climbing —»«readinn
Mit- flat rdeks and adherl
the tmulder». 'm
are aitrfed
i stltijr f ;|
Wager. You'v*
like *■
than I
bu*
%
lle
tnj
t
fn
It.
•ramant moaaatton.
[Jfow Tork TTmM. J
Tbélàteet fbrm of the notion that the
Government" ehould take care of every
body «a» the propoettlon made before the
bà™2 , dema^i C'dîSrtad'
Ute "Gorrra aient" »hotild open technical
•choola ln «bleb they may be taught. The
objection* to th|« »cheme are tbe aarne a* to
moat other» of die tort In the drat Dlacd
the Government ha» no right to tax thoad
electrical engl.
ncatton of thoee
GO»
who do
«Mit to »tudy
for the edi
e second pince the (joyern
orly adapted to proridei that
tot
neering to nag
who dot Stl
t to
ao.
1
TWELVE HOVBS tnn.
, ft*. Hmrei Film „ the Mrajand OoOee
Merehant.to Houaton »trset.Naw H.T.a.Uonn.,
that I write you theae tew lines as testimony to
th. gnouat ot all eredlelneav Eight jaora tun
I been a »uoarer nom kidney dtoaNen and In
—nknaratfon ot the bladder. Sometime* When
Ä $ Water a* pain* wen aemethlag ter
I maiding, burping aenanUon, with raten
tion or qrine, with aharp paint In my tide»,
loin», and hack, extending clear V) the book of
myliekd, tended t* make Ufa mtdernbl*. I*
have bpep treated by a nambar of th* bnat phy
»lolon«, end hnvmurad nny number otpreprl.;
tary medial n*», all,to no awail.ohUInlng no re.
liaf. How long I would have aentlnud 1* thla
way J deaot know ; in ftotl defpalred of
Udg reufct 'tnÀU n neighbor,: Who knd I
very much benefltted by the ute of Hunts
Beniedy. ftdrlard
■
«et
been
to try tt| and, althohgh I
h^d no faith that It would reach my ease, yet
as be spoke so highly of its great merits' 1 de
o ided to give end IU use ha« been at
tended with tho very beet possible results.
Twelve hours after taking the first dose I ex-
perienced relief. I continued on In Us use un-
til! had used five bottles, when all the pains
ha I vanished, my otherwise good health re-
turned, and X am free from all pains, and
well man. 1 am confident my cure has resulted
from the use of Hunt's Remedy, and that alone.
-'What It has done for me I aid positive it
will do fbr others. You are at liberty to use my
name or this letter In any manner you see fit."
a
■ |
HURT HT A FALL.
When only a boy some thirteen yearsold.I
hurt quife badly by a tell, and severly in
jured my back and kidney«, and was doo|ored
by our best physiol aus, and tried many remedies
and they all failed, until Hunt's Remedy wa*
recommended to ui by friend« that had;used
It here in Jdanohe«ter with the greatest success.
We purchased a bottle isom Z Foeter Camp
bell'S drug store, and föund that f Improved
very rapidly; wa* relieved of the pains in back,
Afd filter uateg seve^i bottle* found that X
completely eured, and I cannot over-estimate
the good Hunt s Remedy has done me, and can
nm8thearUlyxeoomincnd.lt to those troubled
with kid no. complaint, and you can u*e this
letter m you ohooae.
Rcspeptluily y eer«,
Aloxeo p.
w Oran*» 8k, B(j^oI»»»ub, N. May V«*.]
wnät Wui il aor
it
«
lliwn'a Iron Bitter»? Good far
VhW? ;W*U, *«e what it ha* done.
To begin with dyspepsia. It has
cured some of tbe worst cases.
, JFUm ytdlh mi f*<er. Who
Wants to shake with cold and burn
with h
Brown's Iron Bitters will drive the
source of the mischief away?
How about rheumatism f It dim:
Mr. Brashear, of Baltimore, tine
hundreds of others. '
Those dreadful nervous troubles.
Mr. Berlin, of Washington, the well,
known Patent attorney, was entirely
relieved by Brown's Iron Bitters, m
• The ailments of the kidneys.
Brown's Iron Bitters cured Mr. Mic
tague, of Cbristianeburg, Va., à
an army of other sufferers.
Debility and languor. The Rev.
..MarahaH West, Eflicott City, M<L,
s one of the many *■1-»«««* '«*
stored by Brown's Iron~Bi
! '■
when a bottle or two of
a
.1
A
8a
'■
is die Great Family
a
led,
hey
gtb
M
»
ii
ere
I
t mt *3
m
ook
1
Pa.
"*5
TO
:lng
tore
row
iant
—AMD— AFTER
Trial.
Uauei ar*
ONLY,
TV
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eke
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Viooa,
Ni
t
aSoTth« Slu.tecnth Century
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lew
VLOTHINU
G\
m
In Fall Overcoats we think
we can please you. Our t$
sortment is large and our prices
low.
A. C. YATES & GO..
.
tr tiini.ti 11 .u i , f i. i ■■ t
'* —aiutB4»lv BUHURNw-t—
Chestnut and Sixth Streets,
-II f
FHXLA.PSLPHIA.
a HT HOTiTiw
gPECHT A sélhîT
Excelsior Lager Beer BreWery
j«l ynmn ojamL-sV/
BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT, i
WOrdm by nail promptly filled.
IÎ7TT77
oo
(10
i .
Famille, »spoiled with bottled beer ; pint
Ited. teit-t-iT
GRAAfl) «1H10!» (HOTEL,
[European Plan]
Wd iÈmtxdrakt,
OPPOSITE THE PENNSYLVANIA DESPOT,
Wilmington, DeUwere.
«skw-hM tes
American and O* rman comro-ta. Kefreahmonta
and eatable, fl
râtelas» at fair prtc
leu HKMRV IIUJITTH. Prop.
A/' > i S^STn? STORE ArtSlN
ff BONDED WAKEMOUHE8 pa
whLU^lps from the following , oelebretedl dis
mW»; ,ii it« to Jiü - t* Ll'*'I • '
A,. Overholt k Oo., Jsunnry 1879 end Jane 1*09.
A. Oackenhelmer A Bro., M»y W79. {
John Gibson, »on A Oo.. Any Ö79 and Jan* Iflftü.
' urn.
Nt- versink (Rend lug, Pa., ) February, 188%
Mt. Vernon, May, 1880.
mny be seen at this store.
I. 8.
NO. 108 MARKET »TKEET.
l:
r ranci» keI.ly
iJ
I ' I
SEIDEN BERG'S CIGAUS !
AT WH0LE8 ' LÈ RATES. !
Chas. J. H. Beckett,
108 WE8T SEVENTH STREET. I
Iy»-i
j^NTON HENZE,
124 KING STREET:
■ | - i ■■■-^AUMlkw
POTH'S CELEBRATED
Jj Ila ^y^iluo-jlt»#« Îhlîi:
"E&H*
tl -BOTTLER OF
Vf
it r
NtlfteTEINER RE18LING,
i"*' ,o nflîfÂ6lLM«RX.fctc.
Also a fine line of
«
ii.
LIQUORS,
ykft S&ISII;-'"- 1»" F'
BY
B]
sr A.
E'i
e Oe.dbrated Bartholomay Beum
fhe t
iiiufn
Hi
$
la all
eral
the
t flavors.
b .7 ANI
t
V. DEL.
atlng drivers.
He is also o
hange, and his
INI
I
-Polite anc
to.
mvl-l*
GKOVB
^^KANGE
PURE RYE WHISKY;,
h nôïïii'naKL.if juilf
THE rUHBJT. BICHEBT AND IIJt»T
WHISKY EXTANT.
By the gallon or bottle.
K ELL If
T
JAMES A.
Uniform I» „nötige <uu „. uu ^
Abra.araiypw.rem
y
A reliable stimulant
S. W. COR. TENTH AND ORANGE
mrfi-l
BEST GLASS
rpBK
-OF
LAGER BEER 1
-Iff TUX CITY, ALSO—
PORTER AND ALE
ON DRAFT, AT
E. P. FREYE'B,
NO. IT EAST SECOND STREET.
Jyia-tni_
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fy
k
No. lût
MARKtT ST
'iii; il WllMINGlON
r
uffflT 32331'
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MUCMLLAWMOVM.
6,949,751 BALES OF COTTON.
What has this year's cotton crop to do with your autumn
Cl-thing! Much. Each merchant, manufacturer, ra*-chanic
or laborer needs to note the great staples. Great crops at few
prices mean great exports, cheap living and regular employ
ment. Public conditions say "curage"to a 1 regular business.
Peo
f ie can afford to be free in supplying personal wants. Oak
is ready to give you clothing, good, quick, cheap. A4
least two thousand needles are swiftly flying over Oak Hall
work at the moment ot writing, and the result awaits you in
the best clothing stock in all this broad land. Splendid things
in the young men's stock. Come and see them.
Hal
WANAMAKKR & BRf^WN
Oak Hall,
S. E. Corner Sixth and Market.
rl Hi
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JAS.F.WOOD&ÖO
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Metal Work and Jobbing öf Every
Description.
ûdîïV od l*ooO ;
■*
Tflii
Stoves, Heaters, Ranges and the "Favorite Healqi
JAMES F. WOOD & CO
FRONT AND ORANGE SIS.
WILMINGTON t DEL. * .
a.
I
SMW AX> VERTIHEMKNTB.
PïM.nTO £ for "ound» disease or othor
r W ö disability. Widow*, minor
children and dependent parents entitled when
death resulted. Claims reopened, restoration,
Increases, bounty, back pay and discharges ob
tained. Apply.at once, delay pre}udioes
rights. Fees fixed by law. Address, with
stamps the old established firm of JKDSON 6
.i Attorneys and Claim Agents, 017 F. St.,
Washington, D. C. Jyfi
your
p A TTfKTTQ ANDERSON A SMITH,
-Cx A .Erfiv A ^»solicitor of U .0. and Foreign
Patenta, No. 700 Seventh street, eer. G, opp. u.
». Patent office, Wa hing ton, D. C. Corres
pondence solicited. No charge for advice. No
lee charged unless patent is allowed.
Lewis Johnson A Co., Bankers and Postmaster,
Washington, D. 0, Pamphlet of Instructions
free.
Beierences
AGENTS Attention.
M
ETKOK ALARM CLOCK, with Lumi
qmu Composition Face. Time seen dis
tinotly at night. NOTHING SELLS SO
RAPIDLY* ASiOO a month easily made. Send
93.60 fbr sample, or ff-cent stamp for full partle
disrs.OLOWESfc FKlHBlE,Oe^ra] Age
nts,
W18-L14
Conn
Checks In 6 hours
CURES ins DaYS
J. P. Miller. M. D.
-DRUG STORE
Iß N.llthst.PhUa
48 formen
WAY'S
SWIFT SURE
OINTMENT
Cures Plies, itching blind and bleedlng^barber's
Itch, Tetter, »alt Rhtuui, Ringworms, Ulcers,
ChUolaluB, Pimples, all »fcin Diseases. Tbe best
Ointment Iu the world. The
judge. All druggitUselllt,
sale by joHNBTON, HOLLOWAY AGO..
-dew Philadelphia, ra.
people to be the
ft. ants. Whole
P,UR£
INDIA
TEAS!
Absolutely pure. They contain no spurious
orsxliaueteu leaves. Nothemicais or Coloring
MatteXused in their Preparation. Very valuable
lot mixing with Weaker aud Cheaper Chi
Teas. They contain a very high percentage ol
ExTraet. They are cultivated and prepared
under thi supervision of Foreigners, upon the
uioat approved scientific methods. The eat is
manipulated by machinery, giving uniformity
of appearance throughout entire plucking*.
They retain their valuable qualities f> r an un
usual leugth ol time. JOHN G. FHILLll » A
» W a ter street, N ew Y ork. Agents of the
ta Tea »vindicate.
CH
PATENT S
F. A. Lehmann. Solicitor of American ».-.«!
Foreign Patents, W ashington, D. C. Ail bvsK
ness connected with Patenta, whether before t
Patent Office or the Courts, promptly attenaett
to. No barg- made unless a patent is «wared,
bead for circular. aM-tf
CLAIMS A BFKCIALTt,
X W A It HA NTS. ADDITION a I.
HOMKbTKAU t KHI lFiCATKâ and all Xlr ii
ot LAND 8CBIP uouxht and »Id. CargeBto
and HlttHXST PBU KB Paid, Do you want .r
»11 or buy ? If »o^ write to A. A. THOM,
Attorney-»t-l,aw. Wa.blugton, D. O.
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■that 1
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HOW MANY MILES DO YOU DRIVE t
THE
ODOMETER
WILL TELL.
Thla Instrument la no larger than a watab. It
tall tfc exact n umb er of mil»» driven to th.
l-100th part ,,t a mile: count, up to 1,000 mtlea;
water and dhat tlght^olwiya in order; raye»
bora«» fro mbëln* ove r driven; taoMliy at uchod
to the wheel of a Buggy, Oorrloge, Buiay.
Wagon,gtood « a rt, Buia ÿ Plow, Beeper, M ower,
or oihêf vehicle. InvatnWb le to llJrare men,
~' Plea>ura fe -fvers. 1'liy .luutu*, Kargtera, Survcy
ora DraTmeu. Kxpro .men , Stage Owner-, A, .
Price only *8.00 e»cti, one-thir d Hit priée of any '
l other Odometer. When ordering give diamete r
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poet paid. Address .___ '
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Cabin passage, *00 to |60. beeond cabin, |40.
Steerage, outward, 928, Prepaid, fßl.
LIVERPOOL A QUEENSTOWN SERVICE.
MTY OF B4'ME satle »ent. 22, Oct. 27, Dec. 1
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Ireland.
For Passage, Cabin Plans. Book of Toars,
Ac., apply to HENDERSON BROTHERS. Nev
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leaves I'hlladelphla at 4.15p. in., from
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Propellérs
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us low as by any other line, and carefully handled
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Only office in the city connected with Telephone
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Tuesday, Thursday, Monday, Wednesday
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Freight carried as low as by any other line
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The
One gentleman who has bfek'n confined to là»
bed six weeks with Mercurial Rh
been cured entirely, and speaks in
praise of B. ». 8. CHILES*
Chattanooga, Tenu.
ofRheuma
A negro was eured of a violent
tlsm by 8. 8. 8. Without the remedy he would
have died. W. B. SMITH, M. D.,
Tumbling Shoals, S. (V '
Swift's Specific cured me of Mercurial Rheu
matism after 1 h'd tried every thing.
C. R. GUINN, HotSpringr. Arki
WILL BE PAID TO AfiV
Chemist who will find, on analysis
bottles of 8. 8. 8. one particle of mercury,
potassium or any poisonous substance.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO .
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
Our treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free to applicants.
81,000
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lodl u
rjCTMRUfAMT MMMMJDUU.
THE GOING
VETERINARY REMEDIES
!
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WILLIAM &—
These remedies have a world-renowned
reputation, and if once given a trial will
quickly prove their superior qualities.
PRICE LIST :
A GENERAL CONDITION PQttDEB,
FOR W' -RM8, PEK PACEAG^^ .
FOR FI 'TULA, SPRAINS, T-NDER CORNS, AND GEN
, ERAL UNIMENT, PER BOTTLE ' ■ - • -
FOR SPRAINS BELOW JOINT, t URB8 AND SPLINTS,
FOR,WOUNDS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
ÏOR THRUSH
FOR.EYE WATER
FORWART8
FOR GREASE AND SCRATCHES
FOR COLIC
50 CENTS.
80 CENTS.
50 CENTS.
»0 CENTS.
»CENTS.
•SCENTS.
25 CVNTS.
»CENTS.
8ft CENTS.
1 »CENTS.
.
The above remedies are in use by the
leading horsemen in tbe 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.
I
GENERAL CONDITION POWDER.
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 being
feverish. It is indispensable in colds and
coughs.
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 die 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.
FOR SPAY IN
below the joint. A horse spavin can be re
moved and the hair restored in six weeks.
A bog 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 tlirceiions the lame
horse can be relieved in three days, ready
for use, and by attending'to
week and giving him a dry stall hé will never
be troubled again,
FOR GREASE AND SCRATCHES.
This is now the only safe and sure remedy
in use. Tf the disease involves the entire leg
it will make a perfect cure, and will remove
any skin disease on any part of the body.
his fëèt twice a
,<V
FOR COLIC.
Thia vemedy ie so convenient that the
lieved without even taking
horse ean be re
him from the carriage if it he wind colic. If
flatulent keep the horse quiet and in addition
to the remedy give 3 or 4 tablespoonfuls of
scalded flour and starch with 2 ounces of
laüdiahuto èVèfy 2 hours for 4 or 6 hours and
if thpre are jm> other complications no horse
need ever die with colic under this treatment.
'
FOR SALE AT
! J
THE NIGHT PHARMACY,
402 MAR KET ST.
DELAWARE.
WILMINGTON,

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