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Partisan Jarls«.
The amendment made at the lest session
or the Legislature to the Jury lews of this
Stele, giving the proeecutlon the right of
challenge In petty and capital cases, Is made
the occasion of favorable comment In to
day's morning organ, though It Is coupled
with the untruthful assertion
State
that
to
of
the failure
convict Democratic prisoners
such a grave evil as to necessitate the
change, anS make It Important for the At
torney General to have power to prevent
the packing oljnriee against the interests of
justice.
As far as this county Is concerned it Is a
notorious fact that the first partisan jury
the one which
became
ever cm panelled
deliberately acquitted William Neal, the
negro raviaher, with not a particle of évi
dence in hit favor. More recently another
aoltdly Republican Jury was secured in favor
of a Republican on trial for a capital offense,
but we do not remember of any Jury in the
courts of this county composed exclusively
of Democrats. The verdict of the NeaJ
jury made apparent the necessity for a
change in our jury system, and this is the
only shadow of good that emanated
from the greatest outrage upon justice ever
perpetrated In Delaware.
Th« Philadelphia Record , referring to the
recent Democratic victory In Virginia, under
the leadership of John S. Barbour, chairman
of the Democratic State Committee, taye
that not since,under the leadership of Henry
A. Wise, the tidal wave of Know Nothing
lam, which had swept lta unimpeded way
in other States, was successfully beaten
hack in the old Dominion, has there been
•uch a moral victory.
Wl will not charge the Every Evening
with "gross libel" In printing an account»
yesterday, of the sudden departure of a
Wilmington business man to avoid his
creditors, though it made this charge against
the Gazette for printing news of a similar
character a few weeks ago.
the
The army of the "False Prophet" has
completely annihilated the regular Egyptian
army, with its English officers, and now we
may expect to
land employed to reduce the rebellious sons
of the Nile into submission.
the whole power of Eug
The contest for the 8peakershlp of the
House of Representatives is overshadowing
the scramble for the other position, but It
Is a pleasure to know that Col. Martin of
this 8tate considers his prospects for the
Chief Clerkship very good.
Dame Nature is giving us another taste
of peculiar weather. The cold wave has re
ceded with precipitous huste.
I«om and Gain.
chapter ii.
''Maldon, Mara., Feb. 1, 1880. Gentlemen—
1 Buffered with attacks of sick headache,"
a
Neuralgia, female trouble, for years In the
most terrible and excruciating manner.
No medicine or doctor could give me re
lief or cure until Used Hop Bitters.
"The tiret bottle
Nearly cured me;"
The second made me as well and strong
A6 when a child.
"And I have been so to this day."
My husband was an invalid for twenty
years with a serious
"Kidney,liver aud urinary complaint,
"Pronounced by Boston's best phy
sicians—
"Incurable !"
Öeven bottles of your bitters cured him
and I know of the
"Lives of eight persons"
In my neighborhood that have been saved
by your bitters,
And many more are using them with
great benefit.
"They almost
Do miracles ?"
— Mr». E. D. Slack.
Colonel Martin's Delegation.
[Washington correspondence B-iiimore Sun.]
One of the cRtdidate* Xt>r office under the
House, ex-Reprceentfittve Martin of Dela
te perfectly sure that he has his
ware,
entire delegation behind him. The delega
tion consists of one member, and he U solid
for Mr Martin, who wants to be clerk. Mr.
Martin, who is a veiy affable and popular
gentleman, is sanguine that he 1.
a good
deal of support beside his own delegation.
Consumption Cured.
An old physician, retired from active
practice, having had placed in his hand by
an East India Missionary, the formula of a
simple vegetable remedy for the speedy and
permanent cure of Consumption,Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Awthma, and all throat and lung
affections, also a positive and radical cure
for general debility and all nervous com
plaints, after having thoroughly tested Its
wonderful curative powers iu thousands ol
cases, feels It is his duty to make it known
to his fellows. The recipe, with full partic
ulars, directions for preparation and use,
and all necessary advice and instructions
lor successful treatment at your own borne,
will be sent you by return mall, free of
charge,by addressing with stamp or stamped
self-addressed envelop«'.
Dr. J. C. Raymond,
164 Washington street, Brooklyn, N. Y.
KdiT Mention this paper.
Young Men,
middle aged men and all mcD who suffer
from early indiscretions will find Allen's
Braiu Food the most powerful Invigorant
ever introduced; once restored by It there Is
no relapse. Try lt;lt never fails. $1; 6 for $5
druggists, or Allen's Pharmacy, 815
1st. avo., N. Y.
At
Worn Given
On receipt of y eur addree« we will make
an offer by which you can earn $8 to |7
evening*, at your home. Men, Won en,
Boys or Girls can do it. H. O. Wilkinson
A Co., 1A?6 and 1Ö7 Fulton street. New
York*
UTBUHI NOTH.
The Noremtxr number of Th* Loditt'
Floral Cabinet, New Tork, !» of n»u(u*l lu
teren. John Tborpe contribute, m »rtleto
upon "Art Applied to Bedding," In which
he deecrtbee the proeen of »»king, enUrely
pluiu, the mwUIUoa portrait« of Wuh
lngton and Lin etn, (hown the peat aeaaon
the Allegheny City Perk. Peter Hcnder
aon'a «uggeetlou» upon "Window (larden
end the Care of Plante In Room«" will
also be read with Interest. C. E. Parnell
tell, how to cultlTate the Aeroltnum, one of
the moat valuable of the everlasting«, whils
among editorial article«, the Selaginella and
Cyclamen are ably treated and Illustrated.
There are also sever*! Interesting stories and
poems, and the decorative department, with
ta descriptions of pretty article«
suitable for Cbrletma* gif»«,
plain by IllnstraUoua,
especially appreciated, as the holiday sea
too is so near at band. It baa been the
habit of the publisher» of the Flo i of Cabinet
to send out to Its subscribers, each year,
some premium of a distinctively floral
nature, and for the preaent season they an
nounce for every yearly subscriber "two
Ever-blooming Hoaea" or "ten packets
Flower Seed.," mailed poet free,
of our readers may have a copy of the
(net for examination at half price, six cents,
by mentioning thli paper. AddreB Ladt«
Floral Cabinet, 33 Meeey etreet. Mew York.
The November number of The Panty
proves afresh that a periodical In which so
much space Is devoted to Sunday reading,
may be edited and filled with as mneh
brightness and talent as the secular maga
sioes. Us religious stories arc as entertain
ing and strong as the matter In With Awake
and St. Mcholaj. Like them, It has Ils
serials, Its abort stories. Its poems, 1U
articles, Us profusion of Illustrations, Its
regular prospectus for the coming year—hi
short, It makes Sunday reading for the
young as attYsctlve as the popular maga
sines of the day. In the current number,
"Pansy" (Mrs. O. R. Alden) the editor,
begins a new serial, "Christie at Home/'
Marrarct Sidney continu», her delightful
article«, "How They went to Europe; 1 ' Fsjy
Huntington bas a briglt short story,
"Oracle's Mission;" "Pansy" another—a
very sweet one—"With AH Your Heart,"
and Margaret Sidney tells the story of
"How the Geese Saved Rome;" and there
are a dozen Interesting articles besides. The
Panty Is only 75 cents a year. The volume
begins with the November number. Seventy
live cents for a yearly subscription will be
stow greater happiness on a young friend
than the same sum spent In any other way
D. I.othrop & Co., publishers, Boston, Mass.
Panty Is only one of four periodicals
issued by this house. Babyland, 50 cent« a
year. Our Little Men and Worn«,, $1.00
year, and Hid« Awake, f'J.50 a year.
of
at
Ni
will
Any
IM
The
Given op t»y Doctor a.
"Is ft possible that Mr. Godfrey Is up ftt.d
At work, und cured by so simple a remedy?"
"I Assure It Is true thAt he is entirely
cured, snd with nothing but Hop Bitters;
and only ten dAys Ago his doctors gave him
up and said he must die ! : '
"Well-a-day ! That's remarkable ! I will
go this day and get some for my poor
George— I know hops are good."
DasMl Ejss That Winked.
Dr. de la Pommerais was executed in
Prance in June, 1864, tor murder. On the
night betöre his execution he waa visited by
Surgeon Velpeau, who, after a few preltmt
nary remarks, Informed him that be came in
the interest* of science,and that he hoped for
Dr. de la Pommerais' co-operation. "Ton
know,'' he said, "that one of the mostinter
eatlng questions of physiology is as to whether
any ray of memory, reflection or real sensi
bility survives in the brain of aman after the
fall of the head." At this point the con
demned man looked somewhat startled; but
professional instincts at once resumed their
sway, and the two physicians calmly dis
cussed and arranged the details of an ex
periment for the next morning. "When the
knife fails," said Velpeau, "1 shall be
standing at your side, and your head will at
once pass from the executioner's bauds Into
mine.* I will then cry distinctly into 3 our
ear, "Couty de la Pommerais, can you at
this moment thrice lower the lid of your
right eye while the left remains open?" The
next day,when the great surgeon reached the
condemned cell, he found the doomed man
practising the sign agreed upon. A few
momenta later the guillotine had done its
work, the head was in Velpeau's hand and
the question put. Familiar as he was with
the most shocking and ghastly scenes, he
was almost frozen with terror as he saw the
right lid fall, while the other eye looked
flxedly at him. "Again !" he cried, frantic
ally. The lids moved, but they did not
pari. It was all over.
A Ilorso Kicked Hint.
The horse is a noble animal, and ore of
tne best friends of man. Yet no man wants
even his be6t friend to kick him in the ba^k.
Mr. Libby, of Lowell, Ma*s., received such
a kick from a horse in 1805.
has been a martyr to spinal suffering,
Pbkkt Davis'h Pain Killer has relieved
him from a great deal of agony,
he has been uwing this valuable remedy he
has enjoyed his life as he never could have
done otherwise. "Accidents will happen."
Provide against them by procuring Pain
Killer.
Ever since be
While
A Relic of the Vikings.
[Correspondence Fan Kraucinco Chronicle. ]
There ie not a great deal to see io Chris
tiana, und every etranger is taken in the
very first place to visit the Viking ship that
waB dug up a few years ago from the city,
in which it lain 1,000 yuars, aud is
shown thç bbnea of the hardy old northern
sea-kin* who owned it, and to whom Lis
bo'.c served as a mausoleum when be had
uied, as learned doctors declare from an in
spection of what remains of him,of rheuma
tism. A flue craft she must have been in her
time, 76 feet long by 16 beam, with high
raised stem and stern-post and with
lines that modern boat build
pronounce to be admirable.
One is tempted to make a polite bow to the
venerable relic and say as one does to some
old lady or gentleman who is proclaiming
the number of her or his years: "You
look very young for your age." For the
frames and planking of this man-of-war of
the olden time look as if they might date
from the eighteenth iustead of the ninth
century, and the majority of her iron bolts
show hardly a sign of rust. 1 suppose It is
all right and that there is nothing of the
Cardiff giant about this Viking ship, but it
requires a strong faith in arrhæologicai dis
cernment and in the preservative properties
of blue clay to take in tbe whole story.
a
of
Free! Card* and Chromo*.
We will Rend free by mail a sample set
ir large German; French and American
tinted and gold grounds
of
Chromo Cards,
with a price list of over 200 different dé
signé, ou receipt of a stamp for postage.
We will also »end free by mall ae samples,
ten of our beautiful Chromos, on receipt of
ten cent« to pay for packing and postage;
also enclose a confidential price I'.et of our
large oil chromos. Agents wanted. Address
F. Glbason & Co., 46 Summer Street, Bo«
ton, Mass.
Is
$5
Reliable place to Buy Pianos.
George L. Walker, piauo parlors,886 North
Sixth street, near Parrish, Philadelphia. No
connection with any piano ware rooms or
parties of a similar name.
Tli« many pleasure
And health seeker? vleitlng NewOrlcan*should
bear in mind thut the 10:id Grand Semi-Annual
Drawing of Th* Louis>i*na State Iaotiery will
take place on Tuesday, Ducemb«r 18th, 1883,
under the sole vigilant car* an ! honoet inan
agemannt oi Gen'ls G. T. Heuuregunl, of La,,
' Jubal A. Early, of Va., when
ion dollar* will be scattered broadcast. Any
be had on application to M.Ae
|7
and
mill
Information
Dauphin,New Orleans. La.
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MAAUSVAB IflfB
PHILADELFHIA, wilr- RE
NOVEMBER Hilt, 1«%
Train* will tear* Wilmington as follow* for J
rhlladalphUnndlatenncdknMttatloan~4.40iT.Mii I
10.10, a. a. *.8% 4.00, 7.4\ s.4% p. m. I
miw.lphl. V«, ».so. 7.10, 8.10,
9. on, ». Äs. 17,10. to, 11. a. ». m. u. *-», 15.11, HO,
AS7, «.« p. m. I
New Vort-ICOt ».4M.». (.«1.7.00, 10.07, U.«».»
■U.M. 1.(4, £*, 1.1». ..«7. «TUp. m. I
BaHlinore. »ad IntarnedloW IUIHU-1.H, I
10.01 ». m. «.00 p. m. I
Baltimore and Bay Line—7.00 p. a.
Baltimore and Washingtem-1.42, 4.42, 4.0* 10.01
a. m. 1.00, n. 11, 11.« p. a. |
Baltimore only—1.06, a. m. 12. *7 and 4.00p.m.
Train* for Delaware Division leave far:
New Carl le— 4.00, 9.(4 a. in. 1.14, 8.00, 4.00 anti
4.» p. n.
Harrington, Del mar and wav stations, 9.04 a. a.
and l.lt p. m.
Wyoming and wav stations, 0.25 p. m.
Express for Harrington, 4.« p. m.
SUNDAY THAI NS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate »tatinna—4.10a. m,
12.00 m. 5.90. 7.4\ 9.64, p. m.
Philadelphia and New York-2.40, 1.4ft a. m. 4.17, |
4.44, 4.44 p. a.
Baltimore and Washington—1.40, 4 41, f.tk,
a. a. 11.« p. a.
Baltimore—l.oi a. a.
ror farther information passenger* are
fSrred to the Urne labte» posted at the depot.
BfTrslu* marked thus: <•)
upe«iwhich extra fare 1« charged.
J. R. WOOD, General Passenger ift
OH AB. E. PUGH. General Manager.
I IM
>ENNBYLVAN1A RAILROAD.
OH AMD AFTER JDN* M. 1SSS,
MAIN LINE.
TRAIN, LEAVE BROAD STREET (STATION
•Dally. (Dally, exceptttunday.
"New York end I'blcaco Limited
Pullman Palar« ear». .
Fast Line, Pittsburg and the West
Western Kxpress...
I'aclhc Kxprt*«* West..
Harnsburu express.
Ntanara Express.
Watkins Express.
Erie Mall and Buffalo Express, dally
exorpt (taturday.
Lock llaven Express,
bflsra Express.|4.W
Uiamhenbsru and lla*er»town Exprès
140 and 11.04 a. m.. daily,li.«p. m. ror
bersburp only, 4.40 p. m.
Shenandoah Valley Ball road every
week day at 7.4» a. ns., and New Or
leans Express, vlx Lure y and Uhatla
nooga. dally at.
Harrisburg and York Express.
Mall Train.
Harrisburg Accommodation
York and Hanover Kxtm-u»,
*
of
•11.® a. m
*11.04 a. m
• 4.04 p. m
•U.® p. m
* 4.® a. m
17.40 a. m
111.04 a. m
U.® p. as
I 7.4üa. m
- I
I
I
.14 44 p. m
ta 44 p. a.
. 7.14, 11746
On Sunday, 7.» a. a.,
u.® p. m
I 4.44 p. m
• 7.® a. »
LMp. m
7.40 a. m
11.04 a. m
Vork, Hanover and Frederick Expi
Columbia and York Accomwudetlo
Parke»barg Trslu.
Dowuingiown Aocouimodstion, 4.10,
a. m.. and io.» p. m.
4.44 and Alt p. m.
Paoll Trains, A1A 7.14, 4.14, 10.14 and 11.4ft
a. m.. 12.44, 1.44, 114, 2.44, Alt. 4.41 4.1% 4.44,
AU. MA A1», «.«, 7.46. S.IS, l3.* and if.»
m. Gn Sunday, 7.40, 8.UU, 9.»and 11.46 a. m..
A4A a.44, A14, b.lftaud 10.16 p. m.
Bryn Ma wr Train», AIM, 4.44, 7.1A 7.44
A14, A44, 10.1% 11.46a.m.. 12.44. 1.4A Al
2.4% 4.1% 4.4% 4.1% 4.44, 4.4% 6.1% %4% Ali A4
7.4% A1A io.w and 11.» p. in. On Sunday 7.1
i n
v.sa, u.ia. iu.su ami u.xo p. u
8 », ».». 11,tea. im., L A4% 8.4% 6.1%
10.16 p. m.
West Chester Express, 7.40 a. m.. 4.44, 6.«
accommodation, A10, V "
A16, 6.46. A4% 7.4% IL» p.
U.4% a. m., L % 16 and 10.14p. m.
Trains arrive—From PltUburg, 2.56 i
m., 6.1% 7.24 p
except Monday.
port, 7.» a. m., dally, except
From Buffalo and Niagara Falls, 7.60
except Monday,
dally except Su
p.m.,
S^ndav 7 14 Ä
oununy./.w
isburg, 2.56 and 7.» a.
, dally, except Môuïïr
Ï except 8 „a LT ÄfcHS
VSaaLÄf». ,fï?
» __
11.44 a.
m. oa
onday.
..«ally
NEW YORK DIVISION.--
TRAINS LEAVE BROAD STREET STATION
FOE KEW YORE.
Express on «evk-day»,
4. A except Monday. «.60,
and 11 a. m. (Limited Express,
%»p. m.) L X 4. 4. «,«.30,7.4% Sand &2D p. m.,
and 12.01 night. On Huiidays, Xj*. 4.2% 2.4%
«.«a. in., 4, (Limited Express. «7») %*% 7.4%
ttrStoSlyaT' tnün* «s- I
nect at Jersey City with boats of "Brooklya I
Annex,'' affording direct transfer to Fulton I
street, avoiding doubl« ferriage and journey I
across Nyw York city. I
ÎSSbTSai
8.00 and 11.» a. m., and 2.4% 2.U0, a.fc, 4.00 p. I
m., on week days. |
8.1%
7.1%
l.S%
FROM KENSINGTON STATION FRONT AND
NORRIS BTREET8.
Express for New York, «.66 aud 8.40 a.
week-days.
FROM MARKET STREET WHARF.
Express for New York, via Camden and Trenton,
8.50 a. m., and 4.»p, m.,00 week-days.
Express for Oceau Grove and Long branch,
via Tom's River and Berkeley. 7.» a. m.,
m.
Express for Tom's
station», 7.» a. in, aud 6.20 p. in.
Tuckerton 7,» a. in. and 4.(10 p. m.
BELV1DERE DIVISION.
FROM BROAD STREET STATION.
Dally,except Sunday—Express for LambertvllM
Kaatou, Delaware Water Gap, Bereuten, Bing
hamton and Oswego, e.UOa. m., 12.01 and «.00 p.
. For Scranton and Water Uap only, 4.00
Ac., I
4 p. I
River and Intermediate
p. m.
For Lxmbcrlvllle, 3p. m.
For Flemmgton, 8.00 a. m., 12.01 and 4.00p. m.
Trains arrive daily, except Sunday—From Easton,
9.60 a. m. ; 8.60, 7.48and 9.56 p. m.
FROM KENSINGTON STATION,
AND NORRIS STREETS.
Dally, except Sunday—Express for Lambertvllle,
Kao 1 on, Delaware Water Gao, Scranton, Bing
hamton and Oiwt-go. 7.40 a. m., 12.01, 5.80 p.m.
For Sc: raw urn and Water Uap only, 4.85 p. m.
For Laiuliertvllle, 2.10 p. m.
For Flemlngton, 7.40 a. m. ; 12.01 and I.» p. m.
5plug-car ticket» can be had at Broad and
Chestnut »treet», 888 Chestnut street, and Broad
Street Xtallou.
The Unlou Transfer Company
check baggage from hotels and
cards and lull luforataUou
stations and at the following
No. 888 Chestnut
8. E.
FRONT
will call for and
residences. Time
he obtained at the
street,
. Broad and CheatnnL
TICKET OFFICES- 1 No. 118 Market »ixeet,
I No. 4Chuu>n ave. Germaut'n,
I No« 824 Federal 8t. Camden.
CHAIO ÎLo E. PUGH, General Manager,
J. 1L WOOD, General Passenger AgeuL
is
in
the
the
of
is
the
it
4
GRÉAT PENNSYLVANIA KOUTE.
DOUBLE TRACK—STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID BCEN EKY,MAGNIFICENT
EQUIPMENT, NORTHERN CENTRAL RAIL
WAY.
—TAKING EFFECT MAY 11 1182.
clty time, as follow* :
Mall Train, daily except Sunday, for
the North and West.
Chicago aud Limited Express, dally
Fart Linéj datTyT West.
Harrisburg Passenger, dally except
Bnnday.
We»
Trains leave Hal Linn
. 7.» a. m.
10.45 a. m.
10.46 a. m.
4.»p. n.
Express, dally.8.45 u. m.
Mall Express, West, daily. 11.16 p. m .
Parktown Accommodation, 2.»6.» «.»and 10.00
p. in., dally, except Sunday. Bundayonly, 9.»
a. in., and 1.» p. in.
Cockeysvllle Accommodation, 9.80, 11.» a. m. t
2.80, 5.00, 8.00, aud 11.» p. m. On Sunday,
8.» a. m., 1.» anu 10 p. m.
For Hanover and Gettysburg, 7.» a. m.
For Green Spring Branch, 6.80 a. m., 2 and 6.»
p. m.
For tickets to all point« East, North and West,
apply at Calvert Station, at Northeast corner
Baltimore and Calvert street«, and at Union
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and
residence» on ordur» lull at office, nartheaat cor
Baltlmore and Calvert streets.
Btal Ion,
BALTIMORE A FOTOMAC RAILROAD.
FROM UAl* VERT STATION.
TAKING EFFECT JUNE 12, 1868.
For Washington 7 am. 8.14 and 8.86 p. m.
dally, exc«pt Bnnday, and 4.». 7.8% 4.44 and
aud 11.36 *. in.- sud 6.» and 7.1Ô p. xn., dally.
For Pope 1 * Creek Line, 7.00 a. in. and 4,10 p.
dally, except Bunday.
For A un spoil», 7.00 a. m, dally lexcept Sunday.
and 5.00 p. m., dally.
For Richmond and the Bouth at 4,20 and 9.4B a.
m., dally, and 8.15 p. m., dally except Sunday,
For the South via Virginia Midland Railroad, at
4.20 a.m., dallv, ami 8.56 p.m., except Bunaay.
7.10 «. m., Bundayonly.
For if. and O. R. R., at 8.16 and 8.46 p. m..
ilslly, except Bnnday. w '
Norfolk via Potomac River steamers, Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday at 11.® a. »,
FROM UNION STATION.
of
dé
of
our
roi
For WMhlngton. 4.8U 8.60, 7.0%
a. m., 2.5% 8.Ä 6.1Û. 7.Ä, 9.06p. m.
day, 4.», «.»77.40.80, U.40 a, m.
7.20 p. in.
For va. Midland Road, at 4.» a. m., dally, 9.®
p. m., except Bnnday. 7.® p. m., on Bnnday
only.
C. AO. Road, «.»a. m., daily, except Bnn
day, 2.56 o. m., (ilmlted), 3.25 p. m„ and 9.®
~ dally, cxeepton Bnnday.
*** U.®
On Ban
. 6.10 and
No
or
For
p
FROM EENnSYLVANIA-AVXNUE HTATIOtt
U.« «.
For Washington, 6.8% 7.10, 7.80, 9.® aud
m.. 8.W, 6.1% 7.® and ». lb pVm. On I
at 4.6% i.fùy 8.s6»odlL46 a. m., eu and
p. m. "
ForAnnapoll^LMa. nu, dally except Bnnday;
LEAVE WASHINGTON FOB BALTIMORE
will
1883,
inan
La,,
Any
7Ä
Ltl.4% 4.00. 9.» sad 10.» a. m„ L*% 4.®, 4.40,
«.20. 7.8% 9.80 and 10.® p. m. On Sundays, al
%» ».» a. m. ^.«.^T.mEtasnd iQrp.
<! ■ « ■ !. ■ » «. POBH.' Uu,<r.l Muuru.
■jirmUMWI
^UJKQjaTON .t NOR
TtmalfeM. to ,o IbU> •*«* KB». Mk.
tHIINO NOHH.
Wttmlng »
P.ABrt f
5"8J™» j
p-rtfiJ,
bggjyj
I Bu tSt 1 '
I W»i
I Sprl
îrYJ, n g'
| r * *
| P.
Dally except aaadare
14 flail
444 7*4
82
IN 4tft! f 44
7i»l
S3
...4
.7 14 914 1« 4« T
Sain iS W \
Ml
WOINO SOUTH.
" , .Tl* , na« , "«LP*.% I
ïïis« raw
7 lt| 914 11 14 4 14
I UÜ
1144 1
Dali 7 «xeopt Bus day*
Heading (
&S&L
d
«44
7«
k
714
11
ZH!»
Wayne*. J.
Coat*« ville
Lenapc....
G. Ford J.
;
4ft 4 41 It Ml
7 4S 9 04 10
S 19| 9 a 111
I
. For connexion* at Wllalnffton, Cbndd's Ford
Junetkm, L— ans. Gontasvttta, Waynesbnr«
Junction, ÜH iVar* nad Rsndl
u. * "Äf,wL U0
•«a. Pass *<ent.
tables at all staUoas.
A. Q. McCa van»« D, Sent
fîALTUIORI à PHILADELPHIA
CHANHB OF HOUHB.
On and after HOY. i*tk, 1881, trains will ran as
Allows:
a a
e ÄTeWliaÄtÄVJi'ÄS L": j
'■^■.rLaadeaberx « S 0 ». a; 11.» p. ». 1
A««.. -•
Q AHDEN
AND ATLANTIC K.R.
ON AMD AFTER JUNEM. 1ME
TEA1HB WILL LEAVE AB FOLLOWS I
FOB ATLANTIC CITY:
Vina Street Ferry-ExpreM oa ww
t. »., AIS, 4.0« and s.41 p. at. On
Daly, Ul>. ». On Sa>d.y,7.» and
T »
il«® a.
.
akov. Ferri» I
4.«p.m., and
p.u.
row BWkamaxoo ftract Fsrry-Expra*
IBa m.
I Arcom mo d alien Train wtU lea
I on weekdays at 4.09 a.m.and
I Hun lay alEMa. m. and 4.®
Parlor ears attached to xH express trains.
e xcursion train will leave the above Ferries
dally *14.» a.
LOCAL TRAINS FROM PHILADELPHIA.
For Haddobflsid from Vine and Bhackamax
Brret Ferries, 7.40, AM, 1AM and U 00 a. a*.;
I LOO. 4,00. AM. A» p. m.
I From Vine otrre • <mlv, A44, 7.B, *.® a. ■».From
I Shackaiaavon street only, A®p. m.
| Sunday trains lear* both Ferries at A40 and A®
a. m., and A® p.
_ . _ .. _ .. . .
r<no Pennsylvania Railroad Station, foot »f
1 street, 7.10 A m., IR 4.« and U.» p.
I »•. wsuk-days. Sundays, t.® a. m., A» p m.
1 For Atco, from Vine and Shaekamaxon strest
Ferri «a, ASS a. m.. 14.00 noon: 4.LQ. A®. 4.40
n, m. Sunday*, 8.00 a. m., 110 o. MU From
footof MarkM street. 11.» p. m.
'
'
ton, from Vine and Bhackamaxon sL
ferries A00 a. m-, 4.4U, AIR «.00 p. m. Sun
1 days, 8.U)a. m., 4.» p. m. Saturdays only
I from root of Market street, 11.»p. a.
Ä Tor Lakeside,ILMa. a.. 4-00 p. m.
i r#| M aritost, Medford, Ml. Holly and lnterme
a. I dlat« stations, leave foot of Market atro» % week
îÂt.'ÂM^r.ittffhÂ-.nRsîat
I »wton FerrtaA 10. Ma. m., week days.
w^Tx'ÏIrd^°" "rews
I »aperinteadeaL «en«l Pass. Agent,
■■ " . . * . . '■ ■■
DIVISION.--
■■ " . . * . . '■ ■■ I
tent
. ___ „„ . _ I
THE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY I lug
LINI BETWEEN I tlflc
C
THE EAST AND TU EI W DIT, VTXfWABHLNta- I
TO * 1 '
1
No
AMLTIMOR*
I**
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
I »«DW-» TRAC« I JAUNT OODPLBBI
STEEL RAILS I
I MdfKMll E tyi •«»• Errr/T
I SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT
I SUNDAY, NOV. 12, 14M.
L^VE CAMDEN STREET STATION :
I A. M.tChlcago, Cincinnati, SL Louis Fast Ex
| 2.00 wea/S- A O. l'xlace Bleeping Oars te
Cincinnati, St. Louis and Chicago
tv and wav ■ ta tiens.
iUurm . . r
Richmond. ' f vis I
I
(LM
uantieo.)
111. oil • II
6 .»
s.sn
«hiugtea and way staUc
î?ApSLWjfFAUNTON AND WASH*
1NGTON EX. and stations on MeUopoll
I tan Branch.
I 7.M tPiedmont. Btrasburg, Winchester, Rsg
ÄS». JSI
iTtSBURG.OINOINNATLIIT. LOUIS,
WASHINGTON AND OGLUMBUS EX- I
PKEftM dally, aud CHICAGO dally except I
Saturday, fkchmowd and the South, vis
UuanUeo). Sleeping car», Baltimore to Ctn
clnnatL LoulsvflU and Chicago Junction. I
Parlor Car», ChlcngoJ unction to Chicago. I
Car*. Grafton to lndlanapoll», I
dally except Saturday.
tWashlnglon and way sta Ions. Annapo- |
11» on Sundays.
WASHINGTON
PBKBfi.
7.1S t
7.1»
tf.
9.00
Sleeping
9.10
AND LAUREL EX
10 .»
r. m.
12.1* Washington, Annapolis as4 way.
1.» ton Sunday only, for Washington and I
1.» Eliîcott City and way stations. I
2.60 Washington and Way StaUous. (Rich- I
moud. Ouantljm, axeept Sunday). Oon- I
nectat W ashlngtcw with I, AB. C. Oo., on I
Monday, Wednaaday and Friday, and^wlth |
(Rlch
Oon
wlilnitoi with 1, A S.
Wednesday and Friday, and with
Potomac Steamboat Co. on Tuesday, Thurs
day snd Saturday Ihr Old Point Comfort,
W°AmlY NOTON ■YPM88. »top, at
Jessup's Annapolis Junction, Laurel and
HyatuvUie. _ . _ . .
winchester, Hagerstown, Frederick and |
Annapolis and way.
4.00
4.®
{Washington,
{Frederick and way stations.
Msrtlnaburg and way stations,
tWashington and way stations.
4.®
I ■
LB
7.20
tPittsburg, Cleveland and Detroit Express.
B A o. Palace Bleeping Cars to PlttsDurg.
tCHICAGATClNCINNATI. BT. LOUIB,
WASHINGTON AND OOlLuMBUB EX
8.44
PRKB8. B. AO. Palace »Replug Car* to .
Cincinnati. 8t. Lou if and Chicago, Lynch- I
burg and the Bouth, via Va. Midland. |
ton bunda y only, tor Mt. Aiiy and way.
11.14 Mt. Airy and way station*.
11.» Washington and war stations.
Leave for Metropolitan Branch, 7.14 a. m. tl.
and 2.50 p. m. For Honkvlll«*, ft.00 a. ni.
trains stop at Relay except 4.00 a. m.
». ;,
All
LEAVE WASHINGTON FOB BALTIMORE;
6.00, 14.», 4.60, t7
12.10, |L2% 2.20,
t7.00, 7.», t«. 40;
(Dally. ISunday
ccent Sunday.
except Sunday. I
residence» on or ders^îeft^ t C Tl I- k r l <)'m. ès.^flâ I
RE STREET, N. W Cor 4'si- I
STATION and il BÔUTH I
.
t
WEST BALTIMO
vert; CAMDEN
BROAD W.
W. M. <'LEMENTS,
Master of Transuortattoa.
C. K. LORD,
Gen. Pas*. Agent.
FREIGHT LIMEE
pOR PHILADELPHIA.
WARNER'S
Philadelphia and Wilmington
Propellers .
a.
at
'
Ball dally froa* Market atrast wharf, Wilming
ton, and first wharf below Chestnut street,
Philadelphia, at 4 p. m.
FREIGHT CARRIED
M low m by any other Une. and carefully handled
ander ou r personal supervision. Ex press deliv
eries made in either city by oar own wagons.
Chas. Warner & Co.
Only office In the cite connected with Telephone
Exchange by two wires, two transmitters and
two Indicator*. m®-tf
pOR NEW YORK.
Electric Line Steamers Triplet
Vesper and Anni e
—BALL rHOM
KLyr Street Wluu-f, Fier 16, lut Hirer,
WUmlmton,nel., New York,
Tneefiey, Thuredejr, Itoadey, Wedneadey
Saturday, 3 p. c. Friday,, 4 p. m.
' I
«.
al
DBEW8. Agent,
» TMjLMMUtr ura.
JUNCTOR LINE.
17BITED STATES UA.IL BrhAMOHlPB
•all From New York Every
Baku rosy for
GLASGOW via. LONDONDERRY,
Uabla pa*n.%ge, ph> to fw. Botand cabin, #19.
htrrragn, outward, kr24, 1 »repaid, fa.
LIVERPOOL * QUEENSTOWN MKRVIOE.
CITY OP IK *41K sail* Oct. V, Dee. 1.
BE LORA VIA «alls Nov. S, Dec. «
PUBN
Cabin passage «0 to CUB accord lug to accommo
dation*. Rernno «shin and Steerage ■■ above.
Anchor Line Drafts D*ued at l«v«.l rates are
JsM'rwof charge In England, Scotland and
IA tails Not. IT, Dec. tL
Pat
Passage. C»lil* Plans. Book of Tours,
Be., »(.ply to HEN DEKSON B IK THE IW. Neu
or BAM U Fl. f, MK'l'Tö, Ai<ao.* Express,
*r(TIAN<}R or TIME !*%*
IS
N AND AFTER WED
NESDAY. NOVEMBER 7,
THE BiKAMKR
WILMINGTON,
Fourth street wharf at « a, m.: alviiiK
r .s»xj*wi ft>ur hours at f'hlliuh-Iphta; n iurnliiK
at*.« p. m. Tills rhaiiu« 1 of time has hern um<tu
to five thtt WlU.lnffioiiUii* h boat leaving Wll
mliifftof*. and ruturulUK front l'hllath lphU at
seasonable hour». V-ia-tf
MIMA * tlfAX.
T» ARTIZAN8 SAVING BANE.
MO. "1 KAHKET UTRKET,
UroonronxTBD Jahdakt wth, imi.
Open to receive deposits from 9 a. m. until 4 p. ».
nad on Tuesday and Baturday avenlnrs
from 7 to 4 o'clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
Maffvlarly made In April and October. When
dividends are not withdrawn they are acoounWd
as deposits. Thu* permanent tleposlis compound
their Interest twice in each year.
MAN AGEES:
Clement B. Bmyth,
Oharies W. Howland,
Nstbxtilsl K. Henson,
Henry F. lHire,
W. Hartings,
«4war,l l'a.ry,
George W. Hush.
Georg« 8. tapelt«v
M. L. Llcbtenstrta,
Kdwsrd Darlington,
Job H. Jscason,
William H. tfwtft.
Anthony Higgins.
«EüIWE W. 1U/ÖH, President,
E. B. CAPKLLK. Vico («resident,
E. T. T^LYIfOK^T rrwiurer.
febZl-ly
THF»*. 4 ndttor.
JfMW Ali V MM TIM EM KNT8.
PURE
INDIA
TEAS!
, Absolutely pure. T»:ey contain
I or exhausted leaves. No Chemical»
I Matter used in their Preparation. Very
f„ r mixing with Weaker
I Teas. Thtj; contain a
I Extract. Th
under the
I most apnrov
mantpu fated
»rmriou*
Coloring
valuable
d < hiâpcr China
very high percentage ol
cultivated and prepared
pervlsion of Foreigner», upon Hie
Bd scientific uiethiHl«. lin- e*f I«
by machinery, giving uniformity
I of appearance throughout entire phicklngs.
I They retain thtir valuable oualltles
I usual leugth of time. JOHN C.
a h, 1» Water street. New York.
IcRtta Tea Syndicate.
I ■
p A T F N TS
I I A 1 La IN 1 O
PHILLIPS A
Agents of the
"ÙÏÏÏ.Â
"BLSi
gook about Patents »ent Irre. Thlrty-seve
year»* experience.
TaleuU obtained lit rough MU N N A CO ,
„otlccd In the**ScH'nUtlc Amerlcan. ,, 'hclarge.-1,
tent and most wtdelf »clentlflc pap« r. 43.20 a
year, weekly. HpUndld eugravlug» and Inierei .
lug lnformatlob. Specimen copy i»f the **Hclen
tlflc Ameiicau" »ent free. Address Ml.'.NN A
C »., Pci* 11 tlflc American Ofll« e, 2«i lirosiiway,
New Yo rk.___ uov®-tf
PATENTS 1
1 iX 1 Liil 1 U . »ketch ,,r model, a id we
will irukc
Ilonas to patentability, FltKK OK ('ll*K(iK
No attorney's fee unie*» patent Is obtained.
11. K. JOHNSON A CO..
I0U6 K Street, N. W.,
P. O. IIOX67A novl7-tf Washington. D. C.
1
-1
ul
PWMTONS ror wound, dlseas« or other
r üsJNölAJiNö disability. Widows, minor
ohUdren and dependent paronta entitled whou
death resulted. Claims reopened, restoration,
Increases, bounty, back pay and discharge* ob
tained. Apply at once, delay prejudices your
rights. Fee* üxed by law. Address, with
stamp.the old established firm of KD*4>N Si
CO ., Attorneys and Claim Agents, «17 F. St.,
Washington. D. C.
PATENTS.^^t w 8 .î«,r»
?0. 70° Seventh streeL cor. G, opp. U.
1 hteut Office, Wa-blngton, D. C. (Xirres
pondsnes solicited. N.-char«. for advice. No
he 1 barged unie»» patent Is slfowed. Keiereu. e»
Johnson A to., Bank er» and Puatmaster,
Wa»hlngtou, D. C, Pamphlet of Instruction»
^ae -_
Ifi
Checks lu 6 hours
ca KKS ln3 DaYS
J. V. Miller, M. D.
-DRUG 8TORE
15 N.llth st. Phils
48 FORMEN j
1-1-^ a rn -*— « -a.-r riY r>*
p ^ y
F. A. Lehmann. Solicitor of American a
Foreign ratenta, Washington, D. C.
neaa connected with l'atenu, whether before
Baient Office or Uie Court», promptly
to. No * harg>- made unless a patent is
Bend for ein uiar.
• •
All bud
___
of LAND SCRIP bought
| an< i HIGHEST prices
ativn«
seenred
»28-1«
CLAIMS A SPECIALTY
A WARRANTS, ADDITION a
1 all kir I
»old. Large 8to
Paid, Do you want 1
sell or buy 7 If so, write to A. A. THUMa
A ttorney-at-Law. Waohtngtoa, D. G.
TEAD CERTIFICAT
WAY'S
is W I F T SUR
a OINTMENT
a Cures Piles, Itching, blind A bleeding ; Barber's
" Itch. Teller, Balt Rheum, Htngworms, IJIeer»,
«3 Chilblains, Pimples,all Bkin l>i»ea»ea. 1 he he»t
C Ointment In the world. The people to lx; the
H Judge. All druggist» sell It. 60 cents. Whole
E
.
I <
| m
JOHNSTON, HOLLOW'A Y A CO., Phtla.,
a.
AGEN TS Attention
I
I ALAKM CLOCK, wlU> Lnml
I ill. noua Compoeltlon Face. Time seen dis
I tlnotly at night. NOTH1NO NELLS SO
RAPIDLY* BEOO a month easily made. Send
1*2.60 for »ample or 8-cent »tamp for lull partlc
alars.ULOWEH A PRIS HIE,General Agents,
lan 18-1-14 Waterburf, Conn
DNS TOALL
l**** ni a i ri ng Asm and lung ditei M
-. y yochat «fissasa« hurfhy
[mrstfwrteai.fllisayaaapanaion. Wul-rwi.
IME®»***, ra ghaiahaqthaissod linrn sun
gBpFytara-ltejataaapfocuiad where dis
»11 d e s ai t e n.
1NCRBASBO
tv. 1
'. l-A-<-a
PCW
in® f DR
■piUMTHI) VOLTAIC 1IFXT, and oth"'*',fTB.n
-I i Applioou. We will »nd on Thlriv
ftlnl, Ti I MEN, YOUNO OH OUL who Iro . Jnl-rtai
If" ViT.urr, anil ihn"
llSSHf.Zi "»J™ PfultlOK from
ABUSBi! and Otiieu Oausks. Bpuody relief and rom
olote restoration to HKALTH.Yio<fB and Man ii <h'id
GVA nANt^Ko^Bend at ones for Illustrated Pamphlet
Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mica
I Trunks and Traveling Bags
J. A. CONNER,
Reliable Harne** and Trunk Mannfhctnrer,
removed to his new store,
NO. 4 EAST FOURTH STREET,
where yon will find the largest ascorunent
Harness, Trank*, Rsg», eto., In the city. Ladles
and gentlemen's pocketbook»aiidledte*rhopplng
hags sold at reasonable prices. Prompt attention
paid to repairing tranks and traveling begs.
ha*
Ol
rwni»m namamm.
THE GOING
VETERINARY REMEDIES!
•BY
WILLI AM 8
These remedies have a world-renowned
reputation, and if once given a trial win
quickly prove their superior qualities.
PRICE LIST :
A GENERAL CONDITION POWDER, . 'Jierv-r»
FOR W(IHM8, PER PACKAGE . - . Z J.Ejg
FOR FISTULA, SPRAINS, TENDER CORNS, AND GEN N1S
ERAL LINIMENT, PER BOTTLE - . ,,,, VTo
FOU MPKAIN8 BELOW JOINT, CURBS AND SPLINTS Z rc'vÏÏ
FOB WOUNDS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION - . ' Z
FOR TnRUBII - -
FOR EYE WATER
VORWÄRTS - , - .
FOR GREASE AND SCRATCHES
FOR COLIC
25 CENTS
25 Cl NTS
85 CENTS
25 CENTS
85 CENTS
The above remedies are in use by the
eading 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.
This may be used as the very best treat
ment in Epizootic,Distemper, Swollen Glands
and should be administered especially after a
lard drive to prevent the animal from bein 0
everish. It is indispensable in colds and
coughs.
<r
WORM POWDER
This is the only sure remedy ever used
or those annoying pests. If the animal is so
1 roubled they will be expelled in a very short
ime after the first administration, leaving the
îorse in excellent condition and the hair a
ively 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 lo
any other.
FOR SPAVIN
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 J
can be healed by these remedies.
•
FOE THRUSH.
By following the directions the lame
horse can be relieved in three (lays, ready
for use, and by attending to his feet twice a
week and giving him a dry stall he will never
be troubled again.
a.
FOR GREASE AND SCRATCHES.
This is now the only safe and sure remedy
If the disease involves the entire leg
in use.
it will make a perfect cure, and will remove
any skin disease on any part of the body.
M
sun
dis
FOB COLIC.
n.
This remedy is so convenient that the
horse can be relieved without even takmg I
him from the carriage if it be wind colic,
flatulent keep the horse quiet and in addition
to the remedy give 3 or 4 tablespoontuk 0
scalded flour and starch with 2 ounces oi
laudanum every 2 hours for 4 to 6 hours am
if there are no other complications no horse
need ever die with colic under his treatment.
-FOR SALE AT
THE NIGHT PHARMACY,
402 MARKET ST.
ha*
Ol
DELAWARE
WILMINGTON,