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A Plain Girl.
he
he
he
he
It
a
he
he
am
to
on
A story In Thm Chapters.
t All the Vi
(Conrou
Round. )
OP AFTER II.
hand was busy with he fasUliiing of
I o t"»i ln, M she Halil; "will
r o*n d there onceT*
I- wH* something of pleading in her
ah** wished nil lier little
n*r
V
iVrliH|»s
rl , M , j I,. h nd death to be forever assoc.l
i with him, and felt that the gj*aveyard
, 11 ,-h, dreary if he had trodden It.
,( !?, the entreaty, but he dr|*w back.
he exclaimed; "tho garden la
nlesced Instantly, vexed with her
r proposed any thing that could
, nii'l turued burrlm.ily away
gli.. nrq
luflllK
Il I
.... him
tliu inti" K» t0 -
to,. ,t.y. .horten," bo tal.J .. iluy
„kJ the liturel,.
S*jt- lot.bed up with • timid glincii. "dhill
• rolnl" ehe »eked.
li co-t her somethin* to rneke the ea**.»
, ;,, r every chuD*e compel h i her to
a[ ii the too iwlft peeelog ot the, precious
, ;U[)i nut when they went ln-drtor* there
, (Ve t» h.ppy Urne reeerred Iclr her Iu
Yea.«, drewln* room. Outside the
l, ( .|i i„,ueh, and the cold *roeu l.|,wn *rew
,i|..li,vt In the twitiirht; but, wlthlu, the
„loy radiance lighted their facei as thry
I,, ilie Hreside. She made hU tea, and
,.j it out for him. It waa like the
il. only with even more of the per
■rvlee which waa so sweet to her.
I, l.t, led that three moments, with e
t,juu ol the Inevitable parting
n, « 1 er and nearer, were tho d<
„inlull; Ills voice had tones in It which
trilled I lirouiih her, hla words v. em gentler,
I, en-, lull of unknown meaning, met here
id ilnc rod. The present pleasure and the
DQ.Iog ..ii.'uUh rose In her heart Iu a n ave
mute feeling, sweet boj/oud all
,, and aalt aa burning tears. It
rl ,tc nt last In an utterance nlhlch was
loiust a sob, and the same low Cry which
ui bo ii wrung from her by the pain of
idrearlier parting: "Oh, what Is the use?
s shall never meet again I"
I ho same, but more Inlcuae, and
an appeal to him for help In the
„ji.lniig words. Mr. Langley! console!
Htlilllfully enough, (he hail had practice
imvii 1 , 11 . solation;) he promised her that
. -aid meet—yes, that very wluler—
[iire lie went away; no held her hands Iu
b-i!; white bauds, aud as ho toe
, drew her toward him uud it
hr d'd I
"II,
!f
Dll
drawlug
»rest and
I
eel 11
a
II
k leave ot
» lined her.
t resist , aud every thought, dream
: i in ;r."ry of her whole life faded, aud
, 11 ; •.-Ide that I 'ment when her lip* met
CHAPTER 111.
Mr. Langley had parsed a wearisome
Iglit, tothing and moaning in a restless
hi of drcuma. Toward tjiornlng ho
it »bat more heavily, bull whon tho
arau witli his hot water ho woke
.1 Mart and a boerildered cry :
"Win re i* she f Js she dead H
ïlic u.an, turning away,smiled discreetly,
r hi« itmstcr
.
(I.pi
Illi
to b« married (hat moru
of
• Y •• 11 Dave been dreaming, alrJ" he «aid,
n*:nu up tho blinda and luUlng iu a
uni I IIimmI ol sunshine. Mr. Luußlcy lay
r . Mii ute with half closed eyes.
•i -. I've beou dreaming," he said, In a
I ■ • rellei, slowly coming to a conscious
• of familiar surroundings aud of the
litjur ol (ho August day.
"I'li o'clock, dir; you havo tin lime to
» ' said tho uiuu. "And hero is a
• Wry well. I shall get up almost <11
y."
II turned hi» head unnanlly orl his pillow,
• a \, yet gl«d of the warm frojdeu morn
sr, i ot the end ol that long night. Of
u ï he hud bceu dreaiulug—dreaming of
. Hut why had hn dreamed
it lit ï e Mir little g rl iu Irulaind
!g.u h. lore hi* wedding dayjf Ho had
v i eu her since their parting at Bally
41> ; what had brought her i| tck to his
d ihm) 1 Alter ell, he had treated her no
km • u.«-' st ores ol oihers; II i|tll his past
riiiiii;.!)» were lo rlwi I'r
Y
the
tile ileail his
»•in should have been lull of repruacbful
m .i.s Why did this one poor child hauut
itniiiu*, wiicu the rest werc| forgotten i
>i mi it had been, lie had thought he was
aikiiiiT with her once more in the rectory
u ni. ï , transformed in his laucyi to a elrange
u«l <i. Miiute place, with a gray sky above
.and ih** dead leaves dropping
» tin- I mien earth b< low. i !
a
downward
e did not
how long ihlfl lasted-'-some dim,
i arable ucrlod, as tlmei« in dream»
okc, and »lept again, ijiud it atlll
There were changes which were
u»cs, tor through them all t^ey two
* ilwaya together lu a gray solitude. At
un appal mg sense of drcail came upon
longer by his side, but
pa« white, and flleut, ai d a4leep, uud he
i.ot have her, could hover escape
the horror of that stillni^s, unless she
mul. I op*: » her eyes once more and speak
i » .Til !<» n t him free. He stooped o kiss
in, - oing to himself iu his dream, "8he Is
isiu-p—she Is uot dead—I ku«[>w she is not
Kv.l, because if she were dead her lips
mul I be cold." Aud then with a shudder
ir 1 it that the mouth whliih ho touched
Fill» hi
um: »I
was
colder than a stone, and bo
hi* chilled lips hopelessly upon it,
i uo answering breath, no quiver*
ns ft i <d life and love. It wöa not wonder*
ulu .it Mr. Langley, though he might be
k'Hildtrcd lor a uiomeut, wart glad to havo
HI mhI ot daylight poured on such a dream
if tli.it.
^Mueihing, however, of Its sadness atlll [
ith him, or ho ahould have
kskened with a lighter heart on the morn
luff whieo marked the crowning-point of hi6
• u The plan he had traced for himself
In tin* autumn hud bccu exactly carried out,
riu puiMt lor the unknown heiress had j
Wh futiriitutcd Rose Willing. The undo
ta l «lied just before Christmas, bequeath*
lug :,j Ko se an even larger inheritance than |
IhiI turn anticipated. Mr. Langley, whon
<"• lilt Inland early lu March» found Mrs.
*'•<1 Miss Willing already established In
London.
. 11 ..
inizired
In lil^ defeperato necessity bo ree-olved to ,
p'uv a daring {.-ame, and win tho gid whom
ion and cast aside 19 monthe earlier,
y wah annoying to remember that he lift'! j
».raw u ba? U then when sutce^s was aheo- .
iu, ' *y ' rrtalu, but ho wap not a man to
'• iu useless regrcUi aud the very j
d l! ' u| y of the cutcrpriBO, under these new j
attracted him. It required no,
1,1:1, ■ Kill un 1 boldness to suture Hose anil >
u y. That one unlufcky evening had j
ï « i * * .Ni j a. Willing his enemy; as for Rose, J
t-' • lia i believed in him t|nd adored him ;
' ; '■< ' u' uo one was betUT aware than Mr. j
** ■'■ e > that the rancor <4 a small-minded ;
"iiiHii who feels that she has been ;
Mlg.;-1 u
lie liai!
more permiauont th n u
K ' v many sweeter eeutlineuts. Ho set hiui
f 1! t'u refore to prove to Rose that it was lie
v /' : * ind b -en blighted, and not fchc, and
uhy apparent discourtesy on his pait
■'•'•iy due to resentment and wounded
Mi« Willing louqd this view ol tho
• very soothing, but drhil« partially ac
h< eyed her n'|urned eultor dis
Sho bad already beguu to feus
P ! ''' designs on her loi tune, and found
t ing equivocal in this tardy explnna
Mr. Lingley, who was determined to
bibiir an attitude of superiority, bad no
l»:irt to play, lie threw himweli lutoit
" r, will» ull Ids energies; he neglect» d
ing, hu missed no opportunity, ho
pr«^M-ii every advantage tp the utmost. His
c,i, n i>Mp hud a charm of genuine earnest
. well hh he km w Rose he was really
,a 'iiiiiit<;d by his pursuit Of her, and ardent
Q! l| l she yielded. She did ytel«l at Itbt, for
ul *• ull her watchlulmJes aud her email
•R-pMo s sho was do match for Philip
L ■!.ir hj when bis mind vfosoiido up. Thus
*• »ad his way, and the p.osparous days
■
I«
m.
>!.'
ei
1.0 A,
fioii.
I
had g'lded by Uli be reached hit wMding
morning.
Wailo he illtwed with elaborate core, the
retnu uhranci* «»I the night and Its melun
choly oppression parsed Imperceptibly away.
He pleat.d hi motif by rolling tho turn*
and chances of tho Kam«; whMi he bed
brought to
•mile, complacent uud contemptuous, hov
ered about his Kps os hu thought how well
he kuew his Rue«* nmi bow little she knew
hint, and he reviewed bis tactics with
eu#y sense nl unthb ry, assuring lat** seif that
he had mode no mistake fr«
eud.
he uotU'ed the letter lytng
he happened to catch sieht of it, and per
ceived, with a Utile shock of surprise, that
It was from Emma Harrinou. "Curious that
she should write to mo to-day," he said to
blms- it, "and 1 was dreaming of her all last
night!'' For the moment his hand*
occupied, und be only glanced sideways at
the envelope where it. lay, while h retraced
the already faded vision. "Well, there was
nothin, iu it, anyhow," ho summed up, with
a half sikh of rellei, "or she wouldu't be
writing letters."
Apart from hi* dream the fact had no
special significance, She had written to
him, at Intervals since ho left her. little
pleadlDg notes, with nothing remarkable
about them except their alngle-hearied
humility and adoration. Evidently no tid
ings of his renewed attentions lo her cousin
reached her. As a matter of prudence he
had never written a word lu reply. The
last Interval had been longer, and, so far as
he had bad tlmo to think ubout her at all,
he bad thought that She was probably get
ting 1! red of her fruitless worship. The
mot V* poor little wings were beating more
freely. It was a vexatious chance which had
brought this last letter on his wedding day,
miles», perhaps, she had heard the news at
Isst, and was crying at Ballyvarry over her
lo.ït dream.
Afl coon as he was at liberty he took It op
and negligently tore it open. At tho first
glance ho changed color. It was datod some
two or three weeks earlier, and it began :
"Mr Dearest; I shall novor write to you
again, for thin will not ho sent to you UU 1
am dead."
Mr. Langley stopped short and eat down,
feeling an If his dream was coming back
to him In broad daylight. Then he went
on ;
triumphant a close.
A Jiltle
a I
beginning to
He had almost finished ilrcbslug before
his taoie. Then
"1 felt I could not die without bidding
you good bye forever. I euppose I ought
not to write to you agalu, for l have heurd
that you are goiog to marry my cousin"—
hhc bad begun to write "Rose," and then
had marked It out, ae If eho could uot bear
a woman'u name upon tho \ igo—"but I
must just for thin la-st t ime. I cannot die
without a word, though I havo never had a
word from you. It would have been better
never to write, but I could not help it; it
wan the only thing that made me feel u little
nearer to you. It you had written only
once!—but you wero right. You nover
could havo loved me; I knew It from the
drat."
a
(To be continue»!. ;
SHERIFF*» KEPOlir.
Under d&to of May 16, I860, Mr. Isaiah
Cook, formerly shoritl of Skowhegan, Me.,
write« as follow*: "I h.ivo boon afflicted lor over
twenty (-J0) yenri with a weakuora of the kid*
neys and liver, and havo had severe palas in
the buck and sides, which wore brought upon
nio In tho firdt placo by oxposure during aiy
tlav, In Ca'iio nla during the early settlement
of tho hiud of gold. At limes my wut<-r troubled
very much, and altor t ying many different
mean» without receiving any bonodt, I was in
duced t • try Hunt's Homely, although 1
much pn judicod against It and all other medi
cines. 1 puren it sod a bottle nt Cushing's drug
store, hero in Kaowheg in, and 1 found that tho
first bottle relieved ail pains In the b.iok and
sides, and I have, In iny f mtly, used fire but*
tie* in all, and have f< uud it a mcdtclueot real
merit and of groat valuo, and have gladly re
commended ltio many my of Irieudsund neigh
bors, who universally praise It In high terms.
my name for the
Y
liberty to
benefit ol suffering humanity.'
TIMELY ADVICE.
1 h.ivo been troubled with kidney disease and
gravol for a lung time, with severo pains In tuy
limbs and back , with Inflammation of the blad-
terrible. 1 tried several
der. ■unvrings
physicians, all to
wus growing very fooblo. I was dl«oouraged,
and lost faith In phystoia s and luedlciue whon
a frlond rom Malden, who had beonouredby
~Hunt'it Remedy of gravel and liver complaint,
reoonimended It to mo. and from tho first bot
tle I commenced to Improve, and three bottles
outlrely cured
ftiend tor his timely advico to use Hunt's
Remedy, for all the pulus havo gono from my
back, and 1
feel that a word from me muy bo tho means of
saving sumo friend that may bo suffering as I
did, beforo tuklng Hunt'* Keuioiy, tho be>-t
kidney bnd liver cure.
purpose—1 found tliat 1
<1 1 huari'ly thank my
in excellent condition, and I
Samvel Littlefield,
No. 1482 Washington street
Huston, Maw.
May 12,1S83.
iioitsi: railroad mkn.
Having occasion to use a medicine for general
debility In my family, 1
Mend to
used with great success all
We havo u3od one bottle with marked bencltt,
and find it ju t as represented, nnd a modiolno
of groat value, and 1 cheerfully add my testi
mony In praise ol Hunt's Remedy,
Geor«k W.Soarox.
Watchman South Boston C
recommended by a
Hunt's Remedy, as that was being
*r the country.
[ s«>r h Boston, Ms as.« May 1/, 1883.
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FLOUR, VEGETABLES AND FBUITS.
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Besides our regular stock of
fine clothing we keep odd
things like Coachmen's Coats,
Swallow jTails, Conductors'
Overcoats; also a nice assort
ment of goods for ^xtra large
men.
A. C. YATES & CO.,
-LEDGER BUILDING
Chestnut and Sixth Streets,
PHILADELPHIA.
1.01 JIB IAN A STATU 1.UTTMHV.
Maw URLXAWS, Auffnatl. ISM.
TO THE PUBLIC
InveiUgite for VourMlve*
Po*tma*ter-(jicncral Uresham having publish d
wllfttl and mallclou9 lalcehood in regard to the
character of The Louisiana Btate Lottery Com
pany, the following fact* are given to the public
to prove hi - statement, thu we are engaged liv a
fraudulent huslnvs*, to be false and untrue i
Amount of prize* pal<t by the Louisiana *tat»
Lottery Company from January 1,1878^ to present
d?
Paid to Bouthe r n Express Co., Ncrw
Orleans, T. M. Wescoat, Manager... fl,M6.aoo
Paid to Louisians National Bau
H. OgleBb , Preside t.
Paid to tit*te National Bank,
«• H. Kennedy, Prer.ldent. 120,1«'
New Orleans National Bank,
A. Baldwin, Pre t ent. 86,600
Paid to Union National Bank, M. Char
, C'Shier . 84 4SC«
• ('Itlzens' Bank, E L. Carrier«,
l*re*ldent. 07,000
ennania National Bank, Jules
au,««.
Jos.
.... 462,000
Pal
Paid
ird. P »•»blent.
<
I Über nla National Hank, Clia*
Pa frey. Cashier...
Paid io Cana Bank. Kd. Toby. Cashier
PaM t>» Mutual ' allouai Hank, Joseph
Mitchell, <'ashler
Pal 1
«T, non
13,160
V«'
Total paid as above.ft*&3,66T
Paid In son's of under fl,«<0 at Um
varions ofibes of the Company
throughout the United biates. 1,617,410
*• otal paid by all .
For the truth of the above acts we rater the
pubalo
allons,
Mtyor
.61 Ml. on.
of the above-named corpcr-
r legality and standing
of the City of New Orleans, to
State authorities of Louisiana, and also to
U. 8. Officials of ï oulblana. We claim to 1m
legal, hones and cor-ect In all
at much
-tändln* U conceit d by all v ho will Investigate,
and our tuck has for ye
Board of Broker»,
best known aud respected citizens.
M. A . DAUPHIN, President.
I for
do*
transactions,
any business In the country. Our
b*-t n sold at
d owned by many ol
M*CAPITAL PRIZE, 876,000. -«6
Share* in proportion.
Ilcketd, only 96.
Louisiana State Lottekt Co.
"We do hereby certify that we supervise ibi
arrangements for all the Monthly and Sera -
Anaual Drawings of The Louisiana State Lottery
Company, and lu person manage and control the
Drawings themselves, and that the same are con
ducted with honesty, fairness, and in good faith
authorise the
toward all parties, and
pany t*
our signatures attached, In its advertisements.
this certificate, with fkc-almlet ol
ComuLssloners.
incorporated in 1888 lor 25 years by the Législa
tif for Kducatlonal and Charitable purposes
with a capital of 91.000,000-to which a reserve
fund of over 1550.000 has blnce lxsen added.
overwhelming popular vote its franchise
resent Btate Constitution
. I)., l^tf.
voted
By
mad.' a part %t ih«* i>
o'opp-d December 2.1, A
Tho only I.otUsry
by iht people or any State.
It never &cales or postpone*. __
ITS GRAND HINGLE N UMBER DRAWING«
take place- monthly.
A Ul'MiNPH) »»PPOirrUNITY TO WIN A
FORTUNE. ELEVENTH GKANDJDKAWINO,
OLA^* 4 VAT NEW OHLKAN8. I'll E DAY.
NOVEMnEIt 18th, 1868.-182*1 Monthly Draw
and endoropd
Capital Prize, $75,000.
10VXXI T1CKKTB AT F1VK IIOI.I.AI18 EACH
KRAttTlONB, lo FIFTHS In rBOrOKTION.
, ..I 7k,001
.... 25,0*.
.... 10,000
.... 12,000
.... 10,(00
.... 10,(00
.... 10.(01)
.... 20,(00
.... 80,(00
.... ».100
.... 8,(40
1 CAPITAL PRIZE.
1 CAPITA!. PRIZE.
1 CAPITAL PRIZE
2 Prises cf
5 prlT.es of
v* ot
2,001).
l,v)U0.
10 P
20 Prises of
J*K3 Prizes of
800 Pitres of
sw) P rires of
|, rO Pri se* of
BOO
w .
ATFROXIMAT'.OV PUIZEg:
s Approximation Prises of ITA...
.98 7N)
. AB>1*
2. Zed)
Vi
1,987 Prise*, amounting to
Application for rates to club* should only
made to the office of the company in New Orleans.
For farther information write clearl*'. Firing
full address. Mane I». o. Money Orders payable
and address Registered I .etter* to
NEW ORLEANS N ATIONAL^BANK^^ ^
POSTAL NOTES and ordinary le.ter* by Mall
or Expire** II * ms $5 aud upward* by Ex
près* at our expeuse) to
*-*-°ùS?Siïb+LA.
0t - *• h.. WMM» A C.
lutes.
an
AND AFTER MOM- lVl
* « r Y * wyt
8 . F.AMEB —
YVTLlklNGTON,
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• ailing at Marcus Hook and
W bulngton dally, 8 rnday in
rib »I « et whari Ht». 40 a. m.;
Mlailelpht* nt 4.1 > n. m., flrom
Ci.UBtnut -ir.'t. l;»mt can
'Might exeurnW.n* >,t l«»w
cclTed all da* nt ! !,IL.di-J|.lit*.
ïo* Philadelphia
j Chest«leaves
; eluded. frOlD Koi
returning leave*
second wl
be chartered f i
ru'-s. Freight r
n»-tr
bi ;
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UNE.
UNITED HT AT KB MAIL 8TÏAMPH1W
as.ii t
a N w York Every
8*tu:..'ay for
GLASGOW ,1». LONDONOÏKRT,
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8 . .rift', .uiw.rit, fa. rropaUl. , 21 .
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Ac., applyto mKnuERBON BROTH KI«. N
York, or SAMUEL F. BOTT». A«iam« Ixpraw,
or. A. D. LeOrpenler. DnPmi'i Mill«, Vfl;
mfnsrton
rilJSlOtlT tlAAJ.
pOR PUILADKLFHIA.
WARNER'S
Philadelphia and Wilmington
Propellers
S.
Ball dally frofn Market atreet wharf, Wllmlng
ton. and first wharf below Chestnut atreeC
Hilladelphta, «t « p. tu.
r
FREIGHT CARRIED
aa low aa by any other line.and carefully handled
under our paraTmal aapervlalon. Express deliv
erlea made In either dly by our owrn w»a«>ua.
Chas. Warner & Co.
Only offloe in the city aranected with Telephone
(Exchange by two wir©*, two transmitter* and
two lndlcatoni m2A-tf
pORNEW YORK.
Electric Line Steamers Triplet,
Vesper and Annie
-SAIL FROM—
King Street, Wharf, | Pier 15, Eaat River,
Wilmln«tolj,Del., I New York,
Tuesday, Thursday, [ Monday, Wodneeday
Saturday, 11 p. rt. | Fridays, 4 p. m.
d
a
Freight carried as low as by any
New York and Eastern cities.
other line
F. tNirarws, Aff*nt.
NEW AltVERTlBKMENTB .
4SC«
WAY'S
|S WÏFT SURE
S OINTMENT
s Curs P les. Itclilng blind &. bleed ln»? ; Barber'a
z ,trl ' T '' t.r, » It Itheuin. King worms, Ulcers
s « ItlibbiliiM, |f in plea, nil Ski Dine *cj. 'behest
£ Ointment Ul t e world. The pc>i<le to tie the
judge. AltdrogglsU be.l it. 6o.cn s. WUole
eale by i
JOH.N8TON HOM.OWAY A CO., PhlU.,Pa.
4
£
non
Ï AND CLAIMS A SPEC I ALT 1,
liAH A WARRANTS, ADDITION*.'
HOMESTRAjD
of LAND SCRIP
i-.d HIGH EUT PBI
s*;ll or buy 7 If *o, write to A, A.* THOM/
tttorner-at-Law. Washington. D C.
CERTIFICAT
and all klr >t
ght and sold. Large Sto
KS Paid, Do you want a
on.
A.GEÎSTS Attention.
to
to
1m
ETKOjl ALARM CLOCK, with Lund
nous Composition Face. Time seen ills
tinctly at [light. NOTHINO SELLS St*
KAPIDLY. R900 a month easily made. Bend
$2.60 tor sample, or 3-cent stamp for full panic
alars.CLO wl» A FKIS HI E, (>e n « ra 1 Agents,
anl8-1-14 Waterbary. <lon*
\I
DUV sTO \ Ä For wound, disease or other
r EiiY w O disability. Widows, minor
children and dependent parents entitled when
death resulted. Claims reopened, restoration,
increases, bounty, back pay and dlseharges ob
tained. Apply at once, delay pre) ud Ices y oar
rigM». Fees fixed by law. Address, with
si amp the bid established firm of KDBoN A
co.. Attorneys and Claim Agents, 917 F. St.,
Washing toft. U. O. jyO
PATKNTS ANDKKBON * SMITH,
L /T A CjJ|v A ^ Bolioltor of U.8. and Foreign
Patrnts, No. 700 Seventh street, cor. Ci, opp. .
n. Patent ' Httce, W a hing Ion, D. C. Corr*-»
ondence solicited. N charge for advice. No
i-e charged unless patent Is allowed. Keieren. et.
Lowlb Johnson A Co., Ba.ikers and Postmaster,
Washington, D. C, Pamphlet of Instructions
free. •
I
Checks in 6 hours
ClKKSlnaDAYS
J.P. Miller, M.D.
-DRUG 8TORE
15 N.llthet.Phlla
48 FORMEN
PURE
I N D I A
TEAS!
ibi
-
the
Absolutely pure. They con tain no spurious
or «'xhauHtcn leaves. No' hemicais or Coloring
Matter used in their Preparation. Very valuable
lor mixing with Weaker and Cheaper China
Tins. They contain a very high percentage ol
Kxtioci. They are cultivated and prepare«!
under the supervision of Foreigners, upon the
n.o«.i approved scientific methods. Tho car Is
|. u fated by machinery, giving uniformity
or appearance throughou' entire plucking«.
They retain their vahta'de qualities f r au un
iiflurl ength oftline. JOHN O. PHILLL 8 A
CO , I5i Waler street. New York, Ageuts of the
Cairo -ta Tea Hvndlcate.
ol
dp
PATENTS
F. A. I thmann, Solicitor of American n:*.d
Foreign l'aunts. Washington, D. C. All b*;-l
conn<|c ted with l*;iU uts, whether be Tor et .
lÜce or the Courts, promptly
. No liarg ■ made unies« a patent fs
Send for circ ular.
attend <1
eeenred.
a23-tf
Patent Ü
PENSIONS TO ALL
(Hublfld by wounCs «disease
Sea* cnM*Ttng Jimn and I ung di^a«
v «»/ other dl>n*i* «whunhy a «l
«* (Aanrle, giv«* gewSpowlon. Wki
—X ^ BOw*. wotbws, twothasaqd tlttcn
i*fi t»e«Mlloa*.3Wlaos psocurad when ifi>
Xrfftl
A
•ï*»«;
"•"'as.*
Y ..sn YsfVn«:
Twan tASM
mwtyv.jviv
V.V' ^
12,000
10,(00
10,(00
10.(01)
20,(00
80,(00
».100
8,(40
of Swift
1 have known nml watched the
Him*, tfl- for over fiftv vear-, *nd have n* vn
know n ir beardofa iWllure to cure Bl od ol-oi
' Vl,e "r ÖÄ Ä .'ÄI-Ä.SI iô re f..îly"«.
couipil.» *baOy> nJÏSttlmren-T. U..
Wehsve«old c wlft's Rp clflc (8. 8. 8.) with
os* nstmlthlng results. ** e uentlemuu win
ball a d-.i.n bottes say* that it )>a- don«
Mm more g od tha treaiinen* which co»t him
SI 000. Anoth'-r who has n*e*i tt Tor a scrofulou
allVctlotli reporta a permanent cure from i*s u*e.
VAf! 8UAA« K. STEVEN ON & CO.,
Chicago.
7N)
AB>1*
Zed)
be
Mall
Ex
•1,000 REWARD t
ch* m!»t who will find
Will b* paid
analydioflOObn ties«*» 8. 8. one partie e
• rcury, iodide, ■ tisMum or any mine*al sub
fWnoe. 'fuE SWIFT 81-Ei'IFl Co.,
Drawer 1, AUamaca.
C.
One treatise en Blood end Skin ttmw« mailed
•eto appUeauto.
LMQUOM DEALMBB.
JOHN
P. DONAHOE,
-BUTTLKB OF
AWD SOLE AGENT OF WILLIAM MA**! Y j
• CU.'B l'UIl.A 1)>1.1' I i ! A
in
m.;
l«»w
Ale, Porter and Brown Stout,
~ ALSO—
« O.ebrated Bartholom*)»
f«e Im-wlug* arc unttjuaiuvt lu
fiarnr; constantly nn (»
tatiivl. ..
the oilier« bt tuvutv.
I*.
y 7 AND 519 ORANGE STREET,
V. ILMINO PON. »>&(..
4F«#^PollU* ao<1 accomir.o.lu'lur drivers. Orders
atienc ed to. He 1 « ivJ»hj
or ots<i p
I«. | yMKtf.Ui,
VSooU.
KacbSüKC.
:■
QKANGK G ROYS
mo*
are
PLUE RYE WHISKY.
-IJI FACT—
TMK PUREST. BUJHEBT AJ» HV.T RI F
WHISKY KXTAJTT
By lija g&Lon or hottir.
.JAMES A. KELLY
?
uniform in
Absolu telypuro rye.
quality
Bich an« deUoaus in fiavor.
A «ura and safe ionic.
A reliable aiunniant
S. W. COB. TIMTH AND ORANGE STS.
wWly-u
r £'HE BKSTGLABS^^
LAGER BEER!
-IN TUR Olt Y, ALSO—
PORTER AND ALE
ON DRAFT. AT
E. P. FREYE'S*
and
NO. 17 EAST SECOND STREET.
Jy33-tfl2
gPECHT
Excelsior Lager Beer Brewery
—AHD
BOTTLING ESTABLISHMENT,
CORNER FIFTH AND Dü PONT STREETS,
WILMINOTON, DELAWARE.
Reorder* by mail promptly filled.
Famille* supplied with bottled beer; plat
bottle* 6 cents a dozen.
A share of your patronage U respeotfhll j »olio
A SPAHN
Lted
GRAND UNION HOTEL,
(European Plan]
and Restaurant,
the
OPPOSITE THE PENNSYLVANIA DEPOT,
Wilmington, Delaware.
This hotel Is a new building, entirely newly
far< iHhed In a most »legant style and ofTers
American and O rman coin lb ts. Refreshment.*
<1 eatables firet-class at fair prices.
HENRY BL'iUTH, Proprietor.
1ITE HOLD IN STORE AND IN U. S.
TF BONDED WAKEHOUBE8 pare rve
whiskies (Tom the following celebrated dis
tilleries'
A. Overholt A Co., Janumv 1879 and June 1880.
A. Guckenhelmer A Bro., May 1879.
John Gibson. Son A Co.. May 1879 and June 1980.
Hannls Distilling Co., August 1179.
Sherwood, November 1878 aud June IBiO.
Neverslnk (Beading, Fa.,) February, 1980.
Mt. Vernon, May, 1880.
"he above goods will be sold either In bond or
... paid at the lowest market rates. Samples
«nay be seen at this store.
NO. 108 MARKET STREET.
1,
>t
a
ills
St*
Bend
FRANCIS KELLY A CO
mjb-W
Chas. J. H. Beckett
)
108 WEST SEVENTH STREET,
WILMINGTON, DEL
other
minor
when
ob
oar
with
A
St.,
SAMPLE ROOM.
My stock of Wines, Liquors and Fine
Cigars is unsurpassed In this State.
lyfiD-tflSc
.
No
et.
hours
M.D.
BptE-Li
m
China
ol
the
Is
un
A
the
k DYES]
n:*.d
b*;-l
.
M
<1
fj
«ElSil
BEFORE-AND-AFTER
di^a«
a «l
ifi>
Electric Appliances are sent on 30 Days' Trial.
TO MEN ONLY, YOUNO OR OLD,
Buftorüig from
r VtTAUXT, Lace c
NxuYors Draanr,
ox Nkkvs Fokcb
Wxsnxa Weaxwessks. and all thOM« dis
Tkpsonax. Hxxvzm roHulting from Aubses and
CxVCJLn. ï
ration of ilKAi/rn
W R Lof« ftre
Vigor. Wx
Bnoociy relief and complets rosto
» uuuuvi vxooa and Makiiood Oüarawtkki».
The grandoet disrovory of the Nineteenth Century,
bwidiat ouev far Illustrated Pamphlet free. Aildres*
VO'.TAIO BUT CO.. MAR5HAU, MICH.
tASM
^ POSITIVE CURB Only Two Bottle*
FOR
Ca tarrh
ifewïâ?
HAY FEVER.
vn
ol-oi
U..
1 recommended to
those t-ufTerinr
have been )wl*h
F«*vcr, Elv's Civam
Bam I bave tri* d
nearly a'l the
edle*, aud give thi*
a derided preference
them *11. It
lmm* -
♦* rePef. C. T,
Stephens, Hard
w»ro Merchant,
Ithaca, N. T.
vw
ha giv
with
win
don«
him
u*e.
glSæ&fy
HAY-FEVER
APPLY by the little
Into
finger
By ab*-»rptlon
__ _ the na->al pi
catarrhal virus, eauung h ^althy secretiens. It
illay* Inflammation, prot ct* the membrana
lining««»!'the head frou- ad Hicnal coldr.com
nletely heal* the »ore* and
taste and smell. Beneficial result*
tiy a f w applications. A thor »ugh treatment
will cure Un* *t for colds 1'head. Agree
able to use. Be <*09 circular. 8old by drugglste.
Bv mail Kk\
ef
ï lie nostrils,
fectually cleanse*
passages of
e
sub
►ore* tne *en*e of
realised
« ffo circular. Boldb;
•AtssisniAiMa^
Oswego» I. T.
mailed
MISCELLANEOUS.
~T H E~
LIGHT-RUNNING DOMESTIC !
j
- ; -
3É
Mam
Wm
fki ■"
[Mjgi
r-mv- **
€
■
ïx~:>
..V-i
:
:#
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fi
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»
NEEDLES AND PARTS
For all Sewing Machines, and n full line of DO
MESTIC PAPER FASHIONS, for sale by the
Domestic Sewing Machine Comp.
8H MARKET STREET.
ae^UMf
IMPORTED BEER!
We have "Kaiser," from Bremen; "Pilsen" from
Bohemia, and "Culmbach" from Bavaria.
"WE GUARANTEE THE IMPORTATION.
-WE HAVE ALSO
'Kochestor," Stoeckle's and Fehren-
bach's Stock Lagers.
-OUR-
Milwaukee,
»»
INDIA PALE ALES, BROWN STOUT & PORTER
-WE BELIEVE UN8URPA88ED
SODA WATERS
AS FOLLOWS :
Tonic Beer, Champagne Nectar Cider, Ginger Ale, Sarsaparilla,
Lemon. Alas White Wine and Cider Vinegars.
FOOKD BOTTLING CO.,
Cor. Sixth and Orange Streets,
DELAWARE
WILMINGTON.
JOHN MEALEY,
NO. 205 MARKET STREET.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
Sole Agent for State of Delaware tor
WERNER & CO.'S
Champagne Wine
FRICE LIST.
)
Per Gate 12 Qts.
U Vu.
rr.oo
$ 8.00
do
Dl W« HINT TN QUANTITIES.:
5 Coses
10 Cooes •
25 Cases
H per cont.
10 per cent.
15 per cent.
1Mi*ORTED
BELFA8T GINttEK ALE BASS ALE. BROWN STOUT.
IMPORTED AND KEY WEST CIGARS.
Pure Rye Old 8 t*r Whisky,
Diamond O Whisky.
The Remington
Standard Type-Writer!
A Machine which
is fast taking the
place of the pen.
What tho Sewing
Machine is to th
needle the Type
Writer is to tho pen.
It should he In
every office and study
15,000 iu daily U6e. I
Endorsed by all lead ]
ing profe 9 8lcnal and
business men.
Correspondence so
Hcited. '■end for our
new pamphlet.
a
4
.WYCKOFF, SEA
MANS it BENEDICT
Sola AfireiUb.
»
J. W. F*RLB,Man
v' ager. 715 Chestnut
8t. Fhlla. Pa.
4
septl0-2m-m, w, f 26
KENNEBEC ICE AND COAL COM Y
PRINCIPAL OFF1CF, tf. E. CUR. SECOND AND KING STREETS ;
ICE HOUSE AND COAL YARD OVER THIRD STREET BRIDGE_
Branch Office and Depot» Fourth and Poplar sta, and No. 209 West Eighth ot.
PRICK OF EASTERN ICE ;
..49 cents per week 118 pounds dally.
■ M " " " 20 " " .
pounds dally.,
» •• •• .*
w cents t er
98 »• «
.-...fl.'W •• •*
30 POUNDS AND OVER AT THE RATE OF.60 CTS. PER 10T POUNDS.
The least neglect or Incivility on the part of the driver should be made known at the offloe
once, andit will receive prompt attention. We keep constantly on hand a CHOICE bKLKCTlok
(IF i.OAL faom the most popular mines, which we deliver lu cellar* free of chsrgo, where shoot
wagon e*n be used. mvl.l-W
2i
DR. CLARK JOHNSON'S,
Indian Blood Syrup !
to
d
It
-
T,
Cures all diseasesof the Stomach, Liver, Bowels,
Kidneys, Skin and Blood MILLIONS testify to
its efficacy in healing the abeve-named diseases, and
pronounce it to be the
It
ef
BEST REMEDY KNOWN TO MAN
fPÊF Guaranteed to cure DYSPEPSIA.
AGENTS WANTED.
Labratory, 77 W. 8 d St New York City.
of
of
it.
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