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ZZf M »(»ne vandal or relic hunter.
H H Meng, Postmaster at Vidal la, Lottlal
vat arrested yesterday for stealing
Suiered letter«. He coufegeed his guilt.
Two new case, of yellow fever were re
the navel reeervatlon at Peosa
rtl , on Sunday, both the patiente being
thildren. 1 ; '■
The steamer Coptic, which arrived at Ban
fanciaco on Sunday; from Hong Kong,
brings news that the cholera has broken out
Id Pekin.
r VI Everett, k meichant of Forsythe,
«Lu, I, was killed on Befhrday night by
uteri G. Luyton, "a «porting character/'
So cute I» assigned..,
'plates for printing counterfeit HO »flyer
-rtiUcstee and »10 no'ea on the Bank of
JiDirtul, tluuada, were captbred In Dulùth,
Jfonwota, ou the 2'Jd Inst.
Lord Coleridge yesterday vtafted the stock
«tld tracking bouses in Chicago. To
L be will visit, the North Bide and lunch
,lih «-Minister Wasblmrne.
Biedeul'acb, Schwab & Co., clothiers of
grand street, New York, made au aaslgn
vesterday. Tbelr preferences amount
k.dd7, and their total liabilities to over
out
on
ported
you
tho
sent
10*11'?. .
JM.UtW.
Ur Mam. of the Marino Hospital Service
t Brownsville, reports that at.Mler, on the
Bio (j rands, "a fever has .appeared that is
<jt«l in every case." But "low eases are re
ported. "
Work "II the Washington Monument, in
Wi,Illusion, Is U> be resumed on Monday
Hie shall Is now 37U /net high, and
il l, expected that 40 feet will be added to It
jra*
1
had
Nil
Jaioh 11. Croulas, mailing cltirk In tho
Boauukc, Virginia, post ofil o.was arraigned
m.rnlay In i yuclibhrg, for rohhlng the
a,lis. lie eon leSeed to a DUMtler Of «hefte,
id, I f:n was found upon Mm.
.1 ball storm prevailed along the 0
K,., on Sunday, from CarrolltoD, K
nk), I I the vicinity of LawrcLMH-burg, lu
Bui. The ground was crfVered with hail
a 1 .Irplli of 2 to 4 Inches, and the crops
,m- ruluod.
Tie Corean Embassy returned to New
Turk veslerday from Boston. They spent
fc er ster portion of the day In a visit to
à, Brooklyn Navy Yard and to Governor's
I,ii ,1, wnerc they were entertained by Gen.
hio
the
my
of
two
ney
her
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1
special Agent Douglas, In charge of the
cii.-'->nie district at Chicago, reports that the
rect;p;& lor the year were $4,969,112,against
$,445,486 during the preceding year. The
peudlture of the customs service
(vug last year was $124,328.
Ira B. Fogg, a farmer, living near Canaan
Set Hampshire, was waylaid and nearly
itrdcred on Saturday night. He had not
recovered consciousness at last accounts. A.
J.Walker, owner of an adjoining farm,with
whom Fogg had frequent disputes, has been
•mated ou suspicion.
The trial ol David Frfl^y. rtfl alleged
1 *noonahiner, M for the murder of H. F.
Walker, a revenue officer, was flntchea In
CoLtord .North 'Carolina,on Ha^urdsj night,
the jury giving a verdict Of üiatmlaughter.
Fraley was sentenced to 18 yeârs* Imprison
ment ni the penitentiary.
A dun and was made yesterday upon Wil
liim Bprague, under order of the Supreme
Court of Rhode Island, for the possession of
the qui'dnt'ck
öpraüue refused
did not rocognixe the authority upon which
the application was made."
Adbpati'h from Lordsburg, New Mekiœ,
report* a tight between Jive Mexicaus and
*ooe'•Rustlers" who jwefe a^llug horse*.
Alter a two hours' content two oi the thieves
»we killed. Subsequently they returned
reinforced, aud at last accounts, had the
Mexicans hurrounded In a bouse.
Anthony Coinstock, with a large posse of
deputy therUfs, yesterday raided the race
'ruck« and pool room* at Coney Island. lie
ir$t made some arrests on Lb« Brighton
tiotcli race track, ; and then
the West Brighton pool rooms.. Within
hour alter he lejt l,he island the* pool
room* were ln Ullf blpst^. , ,,
'flic projectors of the Maryland and
»arc ship canal scheme are circulating for
«imturch among business
ingt«m u pctiUoq requesting the President
°l the United States to call the attention
iongre
Company'» property,, t
to surrender It. He gaid
buf
Ilf
1
deacondf
..i!
•la
I -11*
Ml
to the project, and urge« ip his
next autiual nieeaaite, the paauaKé 4
Qihklni;
ai hill
appropriation for the work.
Early yesterday xnprpIpK » large at.fi 1 in
hail, FI. Lehman A Co.'a distillery, at flllaa
hilf, L. 1., exploded while baiug charged,
Wifi bet lire to tho atill building, which! was
burned down. The loan la eatltnatop at
wO.'KJO, John äuedecker, the »till fnau,
wrriblv burned, aud internal revenue
Uli. , r Cook waa atverely Injured by jUxnp
• D K ! r '*m a window.
TL* Colored National Convention; met
yefcViday in Loulnvllle, about 23(f delegates
winu preheiit. ft waa called to ordep by
n\\u>w Holland, of' WaahUi^tofl. Rev. A•
u Urteil, of Louisiana, waa chosen tonpo
fJ r E cksirman, and %T N. Gregory, of Waah
ingtoii, temporary secretary. Telearam»
»er. received from P. 8, B. Pinchbacl, of
Louisiana, and Andrew J. ChambeA, of
Looneettcut.
A kitchen rauge In the Scoville Hoitee ,
»ter bury, Coup., exploded ye»tLraay
ttonilng | iu consequence of the ahuttihg off
01 Hie city water which »upplled it. Several
!? rvants narrowly escaped with their | lives,
JJ* "hildlng wub fired iu several pltk'es, a
windiiw ami a partitiou were »battered, aud
JJ« U «rdeia rushed into the oorrWdr» in
««ir night clothe». Fortunately no sferious
ilumaire was done.
BtiiiL' a»ked thu ru&aon for the aoh-fon
»rtoatlm, of Frederick S. Wrtfht,'chief
uf «il Third dlvhdoB of Ure-Newl York
inn' 1 ? H ^ UBe > who ww noxntn,t*d by
kclor Robert goo «orna time .lute for
tolleotor Secretary Folger re.br
ïï. 8 "' d ■ "Mr. iv rieht vu aoa conirSled'
iH-rf U it e . ,he Ct ' 11 Service rule« nouM no t
'or 0 iedln'„r.Eo." r RObert *° n *" f*
r!!'* of the Pennsylvania Railroad
&* ny n " ra,net the Philadelphia and
, K ? llr '"" 1 Company, toueljlhk 'he
r n*; ro ' of the New £r>rk and Long Branch
S'" come before the United ptatre
prurit Court at Trantop, N*w Jcreey, to
r f sexweä»?|1ä
rai hr « lea ^ of the -New Jereey Central
i nil r. a< J l P tllti P^Usdelpbia and Reading
" , r '*'l should not be annulled,
i", hull, engineer of the "thunderbolt"
K * e ï tri ' lu "" 'he New York, Penueyl
Akrn.rS.?* 1 ' 0 S»Uroad, died yeaterday, In
on iOh1o, from iqjuriua recalved by colli*
at
•lop with a frei ttiit train La»t Saturday night.
He could nave éaVcd himself by Jumping,
but be thought oi the passengers, reversed
his engine and set the air-brakes. He then
pul on lull
.turn and started the enfrtue
>*>«e loue frote the oar*. The
pMMDgera were unhurt.'' Bull lived at
Gallon, and
road.
In Chicago, yeaterday, a declelou waa ren
dered In the caw of Frederick Ker, who ab
aooaded to Peru with ISO,000 worth of ae
curillea belonging to Preatoo, Kean & Co.
the ground
waa kidnapped from Peru, and,
therefore, not legally under arreet.'' Judge
McAlllater decided that, "aa proper write of
arreet were ieaued toy a Court having Juris
diction of the crime, thoee write were opera
tive,no matter how the prisoner was brought
within the territory ol the Court's jurladlc
tlon." The case goes to the Supreme Court.
was the oldest engineer on the
He
applied
1 he
for bis release
that
How Ho Work. It.
[Han Franclaco Argonaut. J
A well-known New Tork Journalist, who
tips the beam at 300 pound., loves to Joke
and, ta he la known to almost every palace
port er In the country, managet to carry
the eel I vary auscewfuUy whenever ne
cessary. In case the gentleman reaches the
train UK and finds the lower berths oocu
pled, ha hunts around until he finde a
nervous traveller In a place where he would
like to be himself. Then be calls the colored
porter and asks him If he has heard of any
further newt of Rev. Mr. Smith. The
porter, who la posted, repUvs: "You mean
de po gem man what you mashed de night
» fell froo de berth ?" "Yea," replies
orous traveller : "I've often
t of that poor man, Jim. I think
I broke one ol his riba and one of hit arms,
dldo'l II" "Two riba and bole arms, sah,"
replica Jim solemn "And It was some
where about tht. part of the car, waan't It,
Jim?" asked the heavy man, loudly. "No,
■ah," say. the porter, "you'se thinkli g ob
de two orphans what you fell
wheu near Bufialo. If you remember, .ah,
one ob de boys died, an' de oder had his eye
•quashed out. De preacher, sah, was in de
upper end oh de car. He wouldn't get outen
de lower berth, sah." "Unfortunate fel
low," sighed the fat traveller; "and I wasn't
aa heavy by 50 pounds aa I am now,either."
By this time the nervous passenger Is getting
Ins Jrouscra où. Usually he peeps out, and
wheamaaaea the mountain of flesh that
talking ha la more than willing to take the
uppe
'•nr
out
you
tho
d&t night
rtb than to run the risk of being
to death Id the middle of the night.
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A POLICEMAN'S DUTY
Folloeman En. K. Hbath, 29 North Street,
Portland, Me., May II, 1883, writes:
*'i have been troubled for a good many year»
with Inflammation ol the bladder, dating w far
bank aa during the Urne I was In the army. 1
suffered with dull, heavy pains in the back and
kidneys too Interne for
several remedies that were reoommended, and
jra* examined By one ol our best phyeioiauH.who
pronounced tt Inflammation of the bladder; and
1 went to the hospital lor treatment, but all
mediolue and treatment had seemed to fall. I
recommended to try 'gant's Remedy, as It
had jbeen used in several inch Cnees here in
Portland and vioinlty. 1 purchased a bottle ut
Smith 's drug store here, and found after usina
greatly, and
to desorlbe.and tried
the first bottle that it relieved
alter using several bottles found that It did
mura good thau all other medicines and treat
ment 1 have received combined. And to add to
my good opinion of Hunt's Remedy, I beg to
state In closing that my wife has been for a long
time troubled with wpakneas and Inflammation
of the bladder, with a complication of other
diseases peculiar to women. After using only
two bottles she has been oonpletely cured ; and
say that n y wile Is loud in praise of this
wonderful medicine, and I would highly re
commend It to all who ate suffering from kid
ney dl»*cM« 8 or diseases of the bladder."
y*OBTLAMD, Mb , May 11, i883.
1 hereby oertlfy that 1 know the facts of the
sickness of Mrs. E K Heath.and that they are
oorreotly stated iu the foregoing oertifc&Le, ana
her cure was accomplished by the use of Hunt's
A. W. Smith,D ruggist,
1
Remedy.
Cor. Portland and Cireen Street«.
ND MATEKIAL. CHANGE.
This is to oertlfy thaï 1 hare used Host's
Remedy for the kidney complaint, and derived
much benetlt from IU use.
I have been alflloted about
oelved treatment from the local physielana.and
i.ied a number of so-oalled speelBos without
any material help. 1 am happy to say. after
using three bottles of Hunt's Remedy, I wee
completely oured.
, never fait to oommend It, aud you are at
liberty to use my name In any manner you may
desire. John W. Johnston.
NoNWion, Conn., May 7, 188«.
year, and re
THE MORAL OP IT.
We may moralize as much as we
please about pain ; but the lact is,
that we don't like it while it lasts,
and that we want to get rid of it as
soon as we can. Whether caused by
rheumatism, gout, disordered liver,
weak nerves, irregular kidneys, bad
blood, or anything else that b just
the reverse of what it should be, the
iooner it is out of the system the
happier we are. Whether pain b
the result of imprudence or of acci
dent, or b sent as a punishment for
our sins, may be a nice question for
the philosophers to argue; but peo
ple who are suffering want first to be
rid of the pain, after which those
fona of argument may argue
the matter to their hearts' content.
Above all theory, armi
philosophy, comes the aeli_
that Brown's Iron Bitters drives
pain away. _ Sufferers run no risk in
trying tins medicine, the only com
pound containing iron which carries
no mischief with it. Those who have
used it will tell you so; and you can
tiy for yourself by buying a bottle
of th* nearest druggist. 7
who are
ent, and
bet
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a
by
for
t
and
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to
In
8 UM M c E l«i
There is no time to.be lost when those
V 1 .f
we lore pie taken with these
* terrible diseases.
nl
The beauty of PERRY DAVIS'S
PAIN KILLER 1. that U acts
so promptly, surely and
efficiently.
Don't be without PAIN Killir !
Have k ready for ir.sUnt use I
Keepk with you at home
or abroad! {
AU THE DRUQQI8T8 8ELL IT
CLOTH I we
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Our Clothing is known to
be superior in make and style.
We guarantee everything we
se
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afli rede
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not
sented.
TA/aT
A. C. YATES & CO.
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-LEDGER BUILDING
Chestnut and Sixth Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
LIQUOR JJEALJCKM,
4
^NTON HENZE,
124 KING STREET.
FINKST «BANDS OF
WINES.
N1EKHTE1NBK REU4IJNO.
; NINOMABHALA^^,^
Also a fine line of
Ti
LIQUORS,
And the best brands of Havana and REY
WEST C1UAHM.
POTH'S CELEBRATED BEER,
ys on bund. Ifyou w
ZE'8 Is the place you
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224 KIN U BERK ET.
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TOHN P. DONAHOÏ.
O —BOTTLER OT
AN D BOLE AU ENT OF WILLIAM MAHRE Y
M OU. 'B PHILADELPHIA
Ale, Porter and Brown Stout,
-A1AO
e Cc.ébratcd Bartholomay Uashcater fleer,
fhc brewings are unequalled for wurlty and
Aavnr: constantly on hand In kegs or
bottled. Mineral waters In ill
the differ« nt flar*"
S i7 AND 519 ORANGE STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
49TPolite and accommodating drivers. Orders
oy mall promptly attended to. Be Is also connec
ted with the Telephone Exchange, and bis signal
■vpn
1:
(JRANGE GROVE
PURE RYE WHISKY.
—IN FACT—
■tue ruBgac. KBuusar and bent hve
Whisky extant.
By She «alien of bottle.
JAMES A. KELLY,
a " 1 'Sieana. delicate In flavor.
Uniform Id
Abeolntelypnre rye.
A «yr« and laic tonic,
leitunulant
8. W. COR. TENTH AND ORANGE STB.
mv5-ir-26
A reUab
BEST GLASS
r j^HE
-OF
LAGKR BEER!
-IN THE CITY, ALSO
PORTER AND ALE
ON DRAFT, AT
E. P. FREYEIS,
NO. IT EAST SECOND 8TR*|CT.
J«""-_.■■■■_.,
gPKCHT & SPAHN
Excelsior Lager Beer Brewery
—AMD—
BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT,
ooBNr wn i M7?G'#<)'N! mr m '
i fly Order a by mall promptly flUed*
Families supplied with bottled beer; pint
bottles fl> centsa doxen.
A share of y ©or patronage Is respectfully solic
ited. 1el2-l-if
I f
GRAND union hotel,
[European Plan]
and Restaurant,
OPPOSITE THR PENNSYLVANIA DEPOT,
Wllinlnuton, Dvlawmre.
Tbt. hotel Is a new billMln*, vn.lrvlv newly
Äl < dÄc» ,, 'iÄSs
«rB âOLP IN STUKE AND IN U. B.
TV HONDltD WAKEHOUPES pare rvt
wlilckleB from the follow lo« celebrated dis-
tllleries*
- -«fsaeasEi :« bmswt z
John Gibson, Bon A Co.,May 1879 and June 1880.
' '46È3ÎÎLÏW*
I (RwvlInfeVa., ) ïebriarr, T8«0.
JCt. Veruoa, Vay , UBO.
ÆWfcWÂr sz&s
may be seen at this store.
ugm
une 1880.
SELDENBERG'S CIGARS!
at wholesale rates.
'
Chas. J. H. Beckett,
108 WEST SEVENTH STREET, y l
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OFFICE OF
STRAWBRIDffiE & CLOTHIER,
EIGHTH AND MARKET STS,
26, /<f<f3
THE PUBLIC:
Especially of the states of Pennsylvania,
New Jersey. Maryland and Delaware.
11 '.
Wd have the pleasure to announce that our arrangements for the business Of the
present J season, long considered and most carefully made, are now complete, and we
respectfully Invite the people from far and near to call on us, and Inspect our
enlarged facilities for doing business and the ( superb Stock we' are prepared to
exhibit In every department.
Thd Increase in our business, whiejh has been large and constant for years, hae '
gijeater than ever during the past twelve months, and we have, therefore, felt
ea in making extraordinary and iunprecedented preparations for tt)e coming
season, not only in the magnitude of th* stt?ok, butjn the faollltlÄ* for its distribution,
as well as arrangements for the most prompt and careful service Of our patrons in
every day, h MilOiHlA ferflf' K
During the summer we have addfcd another building on Eighth Street to our store
rooms, and this alteration, just completed, while It adds considerably, though not
largely to our space, enables us to makh certain changes In the disposition of stocks,
which economizes room and in other ways adds largely to the comfortand convenience
of our patrons. Ar -[ • ( , j
All our bdifdmgrll'hkj/C ' tjeen Vqnovated and freshened during the Summer, and
now, with tne àbôvé 'klwra^dAs^cHrhpleted and our arrangements consummated, In
cluding the receipt of the most magnificent stock it h*p ever been our privilege to
gather, we t^^pukjUp^o.^gll and inspect the buildings and examine the stock,
which Ip the aggregate and detail will, w|e believe, oompare favorably with any that lias
ever been f^gp^oq^l^ ftpdflr POe/oof in America. This huge stock, approximating
TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in value) m DRY GOODS ALONE, has been most care
fully selected fey ftjl^g^jCqfp^ot.pKIlfulj buyers in the best markets of the world, and It
Is needless to add has been purchased ' EXCLUSIVELY FOR CASH: Every advantage
that experience, fWII app ^Jj^pdant capital can secure hae, we believe, been secured
for our patrons this season, and coupled with these advantages Is a determination to
serve them afl/ajj as^repeive their constant and abiding patronage.
It le our aim, as it is the aim of all business men, to make money, and yet not bo
ituwh to'mnfa man*#, a,s tq pq, pqginess in t'he best way; to be successful In the highest
sense; to render thé most efficient service to the largest number: to adhere rigidly to
and to lead,,(p,qpr t qrçp ^pepja^jbusipesB; to do the largest and the best and the most. .
generously conducted retail dry goods business In the United States; to lay the
foundation of, )tgg$ And deep and
tins
/
been
Justlfl
Her«, in Philadelphia,
the city of homes, with its million of population, surrounded by a country
unsurpassed if ewallecj wherq for fertility and cultivation, and populated by other
millions of thrifty and intelligent people, here we conceive Is the place to build-up
such a busiriq?^-^, bLj^|pefta,^jha,f, fruly serves the people and with every increase In
Its size and facilities only more widely and efficiently renders that service to a greater
number.
sure,
i >
We believe no large and permanent success can be achieved on any other basis
than that we have indiQ*,te<L, of. rende ring better service than can be had elsewhere; of
deserving success by reason of rendering this service faithfully ; of making it a cardinal
principle to give at leaatj a^njupb as Is received; to ensure and to be satisfied with
nothing less than a mutuality of benefit between the house and its great constituency
the country over, Jf«*», i?and (purpose. We ask the people to Join with us In
establishing such a business, and we ask for patronage on no other grounds.
Respectfully submitting our claimd td a discerning public, we hereby extend a gen
eral Invitation to call on us from thip date, to View the buildings and inspect the
business method* of'1068. i u
(Signed :)
i!if/ "w Jii'iiii
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t i> ir
-».rilifn
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER.
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AND AFTER MON
DAY, MAY 14, TH
NKW AND ElEUAN
8 l'EAMER
i nfill
WILMINGTON,
Fo- Philadelphia, calling at Marens Ho«:>k and
Chester, leaves Wilmington dally, Humjay in
cluded. from Fourth street wharf at «.40 a. ,
returning leaves i htladelphla at 4.15p. m„ /Tom
second wn rf below Chestnut street. Boat can
be chartered f
518-tf
^NCHGR LINK.
UNITED STATE» MAIL STEAM8HIF»
Sail From New York Every
Saturday for
GLASGOW via. LONDONDERRY
Cabin passage, |6h to 980. Second cabifl, f40.
flteerage, outward, 928, Prepaid, 921.
LIVERPOOL A QUEENSTOWN BEflVItfE.
BELGRAVIA sails bept. 2», Nov. 8, Dec. 8
FUHNESB1A sails Oct. 1 Â Nov. 17, Dec. 22.
CITY OF ROME sails Oct. 27, Dec. 1.
r mcenllght excursions at low
received all da* at Philadelphia.
I n urhl
Cabin passage 980 to 910° according to accommo
dations. Second Cabin nr.d Steerage as above.
Anchor Line Drafts issued at iuwest rales
of charge in England, Scotland and
paid tree
Ireland.
d'fappWufllENDEHSON BROTHEHU. Nct
Y ork, or Samuel r. hettm,
or, A. I). LeCarpenter, DuP
mfneton
press,
cut's Mill«, Wll
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DR,
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-AND
Pfrtrlc Appliances ar» tent on 30'V||£t? Trial.
ONLY, YOUNQ OR OLD,
'WTRO ar« suffering frgm NmtvoTT» Dubsutt,
- W Lost Vitauxt, Lacx or Naavc Foaca aud
Viooe. Wastino WKAXHR88M, and all those diseases
of n Pekhonal Nature resulting from Airiu and
Speedy relief and oomplet»
ratlin of Health, Viooh and Hanhood Guabantkkd.
77v> irandfest discovery of the Nineteenth Century,
lu'itd at ouoe for Illustrated Pamphlet free. Address
YOMAW IW »0-» «MMHAtl, WIHH,
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Nam*
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UISfVKLLANKOVS.
_ _ .ITEL) BEEE 1
We have "Kaiser," from Bremen; "Pilsen" from
, i} ji ^ohemia, f^d "(iulmbach
"WE GUARANTEE THE IMPORTATION.
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ii
fropi Bavairia.
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-WEjBLAVE AL80-—
'MilwanAee," I fflioGheBter," Stoeckle's and Fehren
bach's Stock Lagers.
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I ' DIA PALE ALES, BROWN STOUT & PORTER
WE BRLIEWI UNSURPASSED-
S b'n.A- WATERS!
JJ
jjs FOLLOWS
Tonic Beer, Champagne Nectar Cider, Ginger Ale, Sarsaparilla,
Lemon. Ain* Wh*te Wine and Cider Vinegars.
J
FOORD B 0 TTLING CO.,
Cor. Sixth and Orange Streets,
WILMINGTON,_U DELAWARE.
DR. CLARK JOHNSON'S,
Indian Blood Syrup Î
Cures all diseasesof the Stomach, Liver, Bowels,
Kidneys, Skin and Blood MILLIONS testify to
its efficacy in healing the above-named diseases, and
pronounce it to be tike
—BEST REMEDY KNOWN TO MAN
[p^°Guaranteed to cure DYSPEPSIA. ürH
AGENTS WANTED.
Lnbratory, 77 W. 3d St. New York City. Druggists sell it.
mtXIGBT LINKS.
pOR NEW YORK.
Electric Line Steamers Triplet,
Vesper and Annie
-SAIL FROM
King Street Wharf, I Pier 15, East River,
WuminKton,Del., I New Tork,
Tuesday, Thursday, [ Monday, Wednesday
Saturday, 2 p.n.
Freight carried as low as by any
New York and Eastern cities,
mawtr
Fridays, 4 p. m.
other line
E. ANDREWS. Agent.
PHILADELPHIA.
JOB
WARNER'S
Philadelphia and Wilmington
Propellers
Sail dally from Market street wharf, Wilming-
ton, and first wharf below Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, at » p. m.
FREIGHT CARRIED
by any other line, and carefhlly handled
r personal supervision. Express dellv
elther city by our
as low as
under
eries made In
own wagons.
Chas. Warner & Co.
Only office In. the city connected with Telephone
Exchange by two wires, two transmitters and
two indicator!. m 2 a-tr
HOW MANY MILES DO YOU DRIVE »
THE
ODOMETER
WILL TELL.
This In strument Is _
tell the exact number of mild driven to the
larger than a watch. It
l-100th pa rt nt a mile; counts up to 1,000 mlleB ;
water and dnst tight; always In order ; saves
driHflllAfteMy attaehod
to the wheel of a Boggy, Carriage, Bulky,
Wagon , ;Boad C art, B ulky Plow, Hcaper, Mower ,
or oth er vehicle . Invaluabl e to Liverym en.
Drivers, Physicians, Farmers. Survey
horses from being
Plea ___
ors," Draymen, Express men, Stage Owner*, fle,
-tliml the pr ice of any
other Odometer. When ord ering give diameter
öfthe wheeL Sent by mall
Price only 96.00 each,
receipt of price.
post paid. Addre»s,
ttoDONHBL ODOM ITT KB OO.,
t North La Salle St.. Chicago.
augia-Jm-dAff
«rikutl for Ulrcalar.