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Ever end «Ter the world gone round.
Bearing it* buofaeA Pf& croeeee ;
Beer end erfr th* Jt*"
With ttotr tide ofemowe art h«e.
lower the taafcat ltfa- -
Tbe weerjr, waary lay ol the been,
gting through nil the p*gw
Brer end avfa. with outetrulehed hnndi
We grarp for u golden morrow;
Ever und ever tbe billow» ol time
Are freighted with bitter
Iff—
Bean
a
D1
ÏJ
■he
î™!
aorrow.
v , dewihoN
■ymahy a. DEMIHUN. t
«■I'm iuat w wretched a* l can be, and tlial'e
what'a the nmUew, Aunt Cnluw.' _
The girl hawing deliwered thla little apmcb
with a nob that waa truly hysterical, threw her
»If into the neere« chair, laid her head on the
table and cried with n pawdon tbnl »bowed how
terribly ber nature waa moved.
Aunt Pa try looke«l about the disordered room,
and then glanced pitifully toward« the weeping
sirl. Hnlf unconaciiMialy to lierwelf abe began
^tting,th.nKEintb.irpl^;«torrfa. bool«
to the little shelve* that liatl been tilled by the
children, evened the wrinkled cloth, pushed
bmAtbed.«^*«! lifted Mardia'a half ein,,. ,
work -baaket to her lap.
"How horrible il mort look here, to yon, who
are neatnem i tarif, " Hobbed the girl.alowly w^
ingher tear filled eye*. "I don't know wml
will think of me, but I'm aoulterly die
couraged."
"No matter what I may think, dear, »aid
Aunt Patay, in her Hweet, mclhiw tone«. "Tell
getting unruly ? Dow father expect too much,
are ye« not weh? Yon are generetly auch a
nice little house-keeper.
Mtrihashook lier head.
*'I am as well as ever, Aunt Palsy, but some
way things go all wrong. Father don't »,
mach, but 1 know what he expects, nnd moth
,r. dear mother had rach a knack of drang
things easily and having them just right. The
bows won', rniud we ra the, did her, aral Rob
ert hasn't been home for two night, till pert
ten; of course he wishes me to screen him, but
evening that he nvaw wear it at a party, and be
tween them the children put meine I »S i io n
driemnnaiag, and 1 raid eoine thinge I'm aorry
for. Then I ewight Kido Wealing, and in epring.
ing away he ii|>set the churn, and I've worked
myself into a real fever. It need all to be ao
different, 1 auppoae," she added, "the letter I
received vesterdey fnim my room-mate, at
school, with whom I should have graduated lo
morrow, helped the general ntihfcppfaeiE."
Aunt Patay aaiileu.
"That Waa the litfle straW that upaet you, I
suspect, poor child," ahe raid pitviagly. -It
very hard that you couldn't «ay and
hniah your education. But your another waa
called most myaterionaly, in the mid« of her
di tira and the prune el her life, and who ahall
*L it w " 'L°f «" rv Vou * k ^ w «L ou
lolgfc have stayed at school ; your Aunt Betsy
Mow and would—"
A T e 27C 9k ü! t Wü h • , . ook
I, -cooId I have given the children into
bet keeping? They would hare hated her in a
__ -Li, a«._,i_„
WMk. with ber atriet nilea
"Li t me be rawing the jacket, dear, while wa
Brat and ever the lip» om.
That the W«H «a, sraUi ta bUmimtm;
little they know of the heart'» wild woe,
When Jhfcfi»ora*>»ki Irak WrtfolrtmfaaF
Bver gnd yver the Aadowa fall
Over the goMea
Ev« a giaa« fftah Paradira,
lighten» our onaaiad
Ever aad ever U» morning dawn.
On hope* thedwre breathed ia giadaraa;
Ever and ever the eight bring» on
far
Bvnr and ever the eye of <*od
Looketh upon ur with pit,;
And ever the light ia shown to us,
That gluante from the (Johlen City.
X. f. Krtning Pott.
How Marfa's Cloudy Day Grew Bright.
vou
or
does
of ,* n
mid Auit^ I'atay <jl
ul
_ _ jim —
I as not. Now don't look so anxious, I'm
going to let you get any dinner; you must
rest, and I am guile sura I allant starve. I
know just how it fa: the Children look their
d in ner and your father took hi»; we ahall do
very well on bread and butler and lea, aad
Johnny ahall have his jacket this evening. Bo
you tad the burden a little loo hand, my poor
child r ^
Mgrtha looked up with a quiveriag lip.
"Aunt Patay," ahe raid, "it don't raeui aa It
did ha faro you came in. 1 think tha dear Lord
bum have sent vou to comfort me. All day
yesterday I had such dreadful thoughts. It
raearad to me that 1 had taken thing» upon me
which did net bekam tn mv yearn. I regretted
hiving left the academy, 1 almost
for taxing uirther away. I felt old and iiijor
ed, and Unwilling to work. That made things
r i wrong, partly. When the liaya cam« home,
took up every littfa tbiag they did and mid,
and they grew oram mid <|uarrelled with each
^■.hismia i ü3ä'»"2
Ç ipa seemed uneasy and
atay, after all, I don't know
/I
' wing looked this morning.
"Homeliinra 1 think your father should hire
a housekeeper, and let you go back lo school,"
mid Aunt Palsy. "The rhildivn might not fare
■0 well, bat then it seems a pity, don't it, that
you should sacrifice yourself for them ?"
Martha caiq^ht'Aunf Patsy's' eye, in which
fatrked a aad tenderoees, and the hot blood rush
ed to her cheeks.
"Aunt Patsy, I know what you mean. ' I raa
It all; Ufa wia not given to ua for self indul
gence merely. Paps shall have no housekeeper
not hit foolish, complaining Martha. Oh, how
they would all mi« ma, en relus» aa I aometimaa
am. and incouipeieiiL When I forget myself,
and «riva to walk In (lie Muster's footaiei«, they
are all ao happy and wiUing to katp me. Eve
thing goro smoothly then—at least, jars and dis
corda oon't bother me. It ia only whan I for
gat aad build up the puraibla castles that might
'"ÄW'taifcteteL! ä
aa whan t hay COM* hstue ; il is »U aayraMpmj
own m far ruble lalAah
of— my Wisla a full hour, yesterday, Johnny's
h»T« fafan Uh,|«w
|U , atn that yon cam. in tu paVraa right
w&li mXaelf. T didn't know I »fore that it waa
Mkalmigr day ; and oww 1'U tidy tha
and go Ifag or borrow aooie cream, for wa
ha#»l»tlac.'f .
' -Van ahall hava half of myyei
lag,- ahld Abat Patsy. -Herlfa
yaw kamt whara to find i
Martha kiarad
not
accused tiod
went tuil. Oh, Aunt
luit I have mv
i
If 1 hadn't brooded
II
afaerdav's Ohwra
the key, and
tha furrowad chaak aad raa
LU« 'if U
le» 1
h
!£•.£> Sfeüte « Syj A «pSS j
» «"»>»■» l
"Itfa tha grace of dod," -) _ *i1 T ■ I H
Ji *^ diM «» A«atKa»y F |
5 £22 ÄÄÄ !
hon«, prepend for I
Wcw.lm u ihuehlMm, ram.-
_?***■ '•"Jjonnd sweats« ami In unit word» of
hnutbud in thé atnto*
welcome,
a lowing h
All
?
liHblie
They bre
D1 *?i.* nd l " d "»«d lh»ir , benL* f "
Johnny we. delighted at the eight of We fi».
"? W" Hr, «ai a* Aunt
pe-ahml hcr ce hi. btnor he,
V?n. ""I *" ,l " i « hl Utile I
ÏJ l +***& «"d *m»|*Ted that ~
■he mannt nlwny» u> be m good 1
could. *
And that «enlng ei the Hied father drew hie
î™! ï. P k* 1 'ÏA üb * stanch lore and gratitude
"•eldèet girl,Martha bit tbaiibepm
nuauhere of
and refine.
I From the N. Y. World. J 1
Ufa )earned ham thorn hawing officiel reiJ No.
tiovn with the Japanese embes sy thatlhe nub-1
■Unce of the article republlahed in the World I
from the Ovdrand Chin* Mail, showing the per-1
aeculiona of Christie». by Jaiw»fMh ia a mailer I
olJact. The^WÄ^rPmecute the 1
t hn»tiai»a hm niwa|nbat|adef»n(M by her offi
cera, and aa the exiatence of thé empli4 depend*
on tbe religioue belief of the diwinity of ibe m
lew, no comprouiae hen ewer been «Berte, 1 by tbe I
treaty made by Commodore Perry, The Jap-1 FT
«mm agreed to refrain from Tdigiom peneni- !
tioa, nnd ewen aconieaced ia the abolit, Jncl Hm I
practice of tramping cd the evma, but the bitter I
hatred end dread of tbe Cbrmlien aUll romain- 1
ed. At tbe lime oftbe holding of the eonven-1
lion which wu intended toeeltleaH theeecanaen I
rddiCeul lim. ««I which waa ettendMi fay the
repreneutetives of the tree! powers of the world, I
Iwakere wm present end distinguished hiunwlf I
, b, the mal hediapl^ m fawo™ofthe right of |
Japan to act towaide the Chrfatiana in any
ncr that government ahotitd deem heat for the
intercala of the ooaatiy, and tie altrays denied
the right of any foreign power to interfere in the
internal management of thoafiairaof Japan,— I
Timt peraecnlion» haweoocorredainoethhimeei-1
mg u not denied. The place called Nagaxki |
»known hw the name of the Mrakami settle-1
old Chrwliaiunho «I flared greatly at the hand* I
a oftbe government, ataj before the perwcution»
*"** P^°P ,e ^~~ I
binding them locreaAmg both in numbers und I lu
influence an edict wae usued declaring them tu I
be alawes in the minea, and compelling them to
tdeep without shelter. This edict was inned I
UiT. the conwenüoo wra in rtraion. An effort
was made to secure the reMoration of throe two-1
pie to their home., but it wu unauccesaful. This
ration nearly droTroyed the Mttlemenl, «ul
but ftirs remained quiat natil after the embism, bail I
SSÄTte'Ä
be- outragea abould be oommiltod during their kb-1
n sauce. Upon arriving al Salt Irtke citw Iwaku- 1
ra informed Minieter De Long that nmificatiou I
bad been received from the government of Je- 1
pen that outragea bad again commenced. This I
ao communication waa accompanied by a déclara- I
I tjon that Uia government wee in no wa, respun
at «Me for th« ; bm that Urn P«Moution wra the
lo- act of local oAoert who in thnir anal to aervn I
their ruler hod overstepped the merk. Wheth-1
er thia aaauiwme after the eommiaeion of the |
I dead hi the hooaet expreraiou of the heart or 1
-It the tricky utterance! of a prominent man of a
cunning nation cannot be raid. At any rate,
the gymUaat endeavor» era being made lo con* I
her vine, thia government of tbe troth of the »late- 1
meet The ambeeev ia here aatersibly for IM I
ou rr p ~ u — ?r m m
Iicly announcing to the powers which are friend-1
ly to in# installation of g new rale, but they also I
ook p°-"î «"irr. *° L . w 'ïJf y
into tiona deemed adriraMe; thoeit fa the grëalrat I
a pair» am being taken to create a good Tmprea-1 .
ÎIT» TV.., I
"on. That thia anoanroabould pamadeat the I
wa preaant time Ia particuUrly unfortunate for them, I
f
far ^ '«*•«
"lor nm the Bo» of Man came aot to be
-SJ- to ■ttokéer." —Ohnvfiew
arttuMlem I« Japan.
» txManre should ba made at the I
preaant lima la pwuinifarly uafortuaata for tham, I
ra the pralimiaariaaof anew treaty Iwtwaan thia I
7 T V
tour of the Japaaara ah» combines a carefal in* 1 1
■pcction of the public works of afber nation» I
with the pleasant duty of laformiog poarara at I
paaca with Japan of tha ioaullmion of a hew J
Emperor. Tlua information fa oarafully heard
Thera «h» have «»died tha Ja
—
I'm
I
do
aad
Bo
It
day
It
me
hire
fare
that
raa
how
they
dis
for
ä
right
waa
ed.
character tha Wo« declared that the material, I
rather than tbe moral, ebaraoterfatica of a nation >
fa droirud, and that whila ggpaitu
prova their understanding rolativa to the ma»v ■
Hal program of a eouatrywlll beqtrtckly grasp
ad, tha aoctrbira of monlily, whila attanttvaly I
Th« they aboald ho eaiwftllly watched fa the |
judgment of all familiar with their character,
and that any great r ofc w allon of etc
or will taka plaaa fa greatly doubled.
z
tiod
Fopl Watbr tir liAWCAwmi.—Tbr some
weeks part tha Coneafcma water hae baan very
muddy and impnra. When permitted to aland
for some length of lima hi remets a large qnan
lity of slimy eadiment falls to the botloru. When
boiled, a disgusting acuta gathers on top of it.— |
It fa alma« unit hr nra either for wauhing,
drinking or cooking. Wh«har the oigaiuc
mv
. . . . ,
not wa do nut know, tat it haaa an« uninviting
appearance, and m only uaad by thorn who oui- 1
not conveniently obtain pomp or spaing water. |
Wa think il should be analysed by some cotope- I
lent person, and the raauil of Ika aaaiyefa pub- I
Ifahad for the beaafit of the ODaaaiiaaMy. This I
seems tu ha more necessary from tha fact that I
cmaplainla Of impnre WAtar ami eicknam reaull
ing from its use, are heard from other ciliés.— I
HamsbuM hra anffaradI an •l'idemlc, «nd many
death* resulted fr» no the use of foul water.— I
are enterlainad of a similar apidemie in
F
Heading, and Ike newspapers of that city are
calling upon tha amhariuapM Iahe
- - ~ plaint of had w
NtawaMié pmf,
a«fafad fax aiima in Co
anly aH ayad bv « |*oaipi
alyafa of the water, which wan fawwn
lain ao orofaiic «ni tax of a fia fa l mi oua
. Tha Philadatphi»
rva I»
and
qnile aa axena
lu« hi a. which
charao
Ur
a »laughter fa aim sod taouary amply Itair dfiiil
inUi the Salnaylfcig atwva Ike fainauunl dam,
i
whotkihla «ul uinra m a« um» I
___ Li— ... .u- — I
facarvtad ihtoOa'ta^Tand'brto tha «om£fo
!ftta5Ä W.TZ« far a mo^^tai|
ine that our Lancaster water is of au vil* awhar 1
m .lfataf ih# Mans
ikal NHobfif ike |ii
I gas wuffca I
MWoKlHlkb
■Mate,« tha
yank
aune «team, and
F»*
(hat
«uasts^xaisyrj:.
taatog aamnpfa «apply of par* arafav^il fa a I
npun the wafer cuainittee to I
_ _ _ _of uurvfapply am kept par* |
aad lha «apply famlf abimdant.— La», hué.
and
d»<y
raa
.—I—ft?-#«**,
rafPS _ FURNITMtllp
j H. L. BtcOONNBLL,
l (fiuecaaaor to Uattoa A MeCoantlU
I H " on *»•■«*. •» t^e old »und.
| *0® Merket Street,■ Philadelphia,
! A LAR,,E ST0CK 0F FIIiE
I r»rtor,-Chamber end Dining Deem
PUHNIIUHE! +
AT UBEATLY REDUCED PRICKS!
All good»' warranted. All eld owtomen will be
? ki- ■ " ** formerly, and the |iatron»ge of the
liHblie ie «»meetly luliciled.
he,
I W i
~
1
L e UIAMiaaai I
• ■ • I
"
1 I .
No. 221 W«fit SCOOltd StTiSt,
nub-1 9 1
I - »hip
per-1 WILMINGTON, DEL.
I nowlTtf
1 1
tbe I THOMAS MITC HS L.
Jap-1 FT r R S 1 SH 1 V fi FXDFRTAKFK
! _ ù la ul It G C A DEBT A *-ER
Hm I âgaÜS.hî'pSbîio «B!55l?th« h» ba.»
I marert ftom the N. W. corner of Fifth an i Ft
1 "'"i*
NO - 41 * KtNQ- NTHKttT,
I Where hei» prrp»r,<i1 toaive hi» i>»ri>on»l atteution
the '^1,0 "^""^ P.tart" Roï«o"
I Banal UuliaL
I ^*8 wokss«.! the right to use Stockton
of | 'œSVâÂ'''
the
the
I I
MPUf FHRNfTMRF CT/IOf
| IwCPv rUrTIwll UffC ù/UffCt I
AT NO. 1IG KINO STREET,
I »tookof FüRNiÏübV whiST £?U »rtîiîa IAT
to Mt u
^~~ I H*u***m.%2 u* 14»; Tabi*s.|2 io #ao'; Sofssg^llü I
und I lu CbiMrs.75c. (o|25; Sks*Us.C* m«$ 1^.
tu I cj»»tenüy un band or msd» u ordsr.
to rn^e to"ird» r , and »Id ,
I blindgretokiiiud and trinunsd. I
two-1 m-g ?i fön^d« mÎTt rraSraCfeVraeaT
This "et-if
af--Paper
bail I fît THE 8BCW MD STREBT rtn I
kb-1 344 N. ohCOND ST.. PHILADBLPUIA. #3»
1 The OM Stand «»Behllwhad Btraarv, triumphant In I
I B'UMRifiTUBE. I
Je- 1 Duri»r the recant 4aiwa«<anin haaine»»« laid in I
This I *!!'n'L' I
I P»t«nt n.i. Lntaeli whiX Jmk^a tooT'bed'mt
I
the gt^U^k.Mo.^
aervn I cauFarlor uiU Upholstered In apy style to salt
purcheiers. IVIîfs Bros ,
the | f . t , yl N - 8oeon4 * t " * bo T* ' 1 ■L'RiMfr.
or 1 °*
a
rate,
con* I J. A J. N. HARMAN,
»late- 1 HoJIOKINU STREET. WILMINUTON. DBL. |
IM I ^SSSwb, * ««»rectfullr Inform the citiien» ut
friend-1 —Boo hand at our large and long established I
also I 22SJÄ L" - *J®w er/ f * r l et > sty!#,
".itubu^^H^dinia;^»»"»^
I chamber uvea,
. Ourraaortmem ofFnrnftnre laaalerf» and varied
I »»ranhefonadtnDelaWare.aiidallarticlaaaoldatl
the I oureatahHahneet arawarranied aa represented.
them, I Vénitien Blinda orwht «mtfaahionable de«i,na
inataatlr oil hand. Wa
tantlr keep a tare» aa
*! rSïaMÎtt'**
tisiSri^t.
„ , -~h. I,.- mcuonnell.
COTTAGE
S.
f IFURJNITURE
be
AT
REMOVAL Î
each I
oet!7
LEWIS F. ADAIR
HAS OPENED A
Furniture ana venitun Blinda.
the I ou .
tham, I V
thia I "i" 1 * tu -réat aaé
0
V «rt^rate^rlI^HEir
in* 1 1 *. .
I '»1 __
at I . .
hew J REMOVAL..
heard
. AJ
IL T. YOUNp,
I llnhiil tlnr w ««Il Tuila rlalar
nation > tJ P uuls Mavl OWM WWCriNhrr
ma»v ■ , n - aL , • _ a . . ,
grasp- No. 4 01 Shipley Streak, ,
I ^JL^^^fortaarly wall ratabtfabed Fural-1
w!iSn5rB\wtotUR^/J^SSh
the | order* in bl» lins »f bniae« marts tt
* I
WHI remue» ou the tStb isrtsat. tram No. 71s
Shiplar street, tu
z
STEAM MARBLE WORKS,
some
very
aland
qnan
When
it.— | MARB1.B MAMTI.K8,
oigaiuc
1ERE RIDGE AVENUE. PUILAD'A.,
(orlUh St.,aad RUlira Avawue.)
Is new prepare« tu furaisb at lovrrat prices
TABLE TOW.
, WASH STANDS,
eimviTiikK Tarv
oui- 1 IUBNITURK TOPS,
water. | TILING, Ac.,
cotope- I -
pub- I StBBIBfBlR, GfgTCtlOtlta
This I ■■ll TnmIlB
that I *
reaull- * Cemetery Lut» enelo**d with Msrble
I or ilramte Ooi.inr; »I«, Post» sml
many JBBfl iÄ"**
I «^20-1 y
in
are
Co
|*oaipi
MONUMENTAL
I»
MARBLE WORKS,
and
DM. Aktao* êRadtaoii Street,
SU
charao
uh»êrïhè t woald raapecffully au
to Wa friaada and tha pakUo. that
Prepared to do all kinds of Mom
.1 Marble Work in tha bast manner 1
«•a
h» i
dfiiil
dam,
IS
men la
_J0S3B8f
um» I Jjfff Hlta« raapraJrXr .»OWiV a
— I HwatalrasVecf liabUc petroara*. rad gaUafahta
ta«. 1 faktafa thîir*w«fo f " ,,io " * TO ° "* T
*** JOHVL. MAtoMg.
awhar 1 "
Mans
and
I
«ijfiatJ La*
w ,
fa a I W tauur
to I
par* |
delivariax raaularly vavy ta* Ire
PITS BY A KICK,
4UI Foidar Street.
r«d foot Thirteenth Strvat.
«*♦»•*, *r.
A. THOMAS,
No. 605 Shipley Street,
H
N.
tnces.
nariajr
in Oil
tages
ability
r nd
dress
WILMIMOTOK. DBL.
Has just received a full line of
UMBRELLAS, PARASOLS.
Together with a aeneral aeeortmeot of
Bent
No. 1106 Chestnut street, I !ti
I
I I»tu« - k
I PHILADELPHIA, I Swtea.
I
I . . . . ., „ . a.v ... ,1 given,
*?.£«!:« "«rtL mÄÄ* Ä7.*ur- f
1 rounding country. tLat be has torued uCo-partner-1 Proo
»hip under the I
FIRM OP
1 1
I TEMPLE OF FASHION,
EâTAALfSIlED 1857.
I -
MBS. M. A. BINDER, .
Importer and Daaitnarof I r. h «
PARIS BBS LONDON NOVELTIES. I
I fn 0 * a ntly Triramsd Ptner P»tteru 4 of Lst«t »nd I W#w
mîî?VJîi.lhiî^îfïïK? r.ïTLÎ?«? snd îdVîî'M I
£^, re Stjle . for Lad nd htldren |
, Uüi * , ,| Trinainn R.rt rad Imitati..
I J^ 0 J"; n ( 1 }L' , , v , 0 ^ n!^k «k°i« n W »°h » I •'bip.
ÏÂÎvfÂ Ä.'mra^ ï'Wrllï.fc
< l,rr " 1 .... , . , I
1
P.terns. ^iniwal. . a a
I n/\r\ .a, I Fnur
209 new store i
I
I 11
I QHIIITH £ WIT^T
I w 1« 11 1 IT Ql It End 1,
I
I 90» MARKET STREET,
| aonpriaina all the „eveM dartraa and noat rali
ut able make«. In »nr doiuunc ,uoda ■« have full
»AfaM. *• * oUeU * n •" œi -
I *
—
aa
NOTIONH. Ac.
A CALL IS SOLICITED,
aprlhutr-tf
SPECIAL NOTICE I
J. M. HAFLEIGH,
J.M. HAFLEIGH & Co.
map",
Dauish.
Importen und l tr alert in UR Y HOODS,
NO. 1105 CHESTNUT ST.,
I Who are now prepared to purchnde all GOODS A T
THK LOWEST CASH RHfCF.S, and the Choice*
Stork of UR Y GOODS m now Offered by them at
very Low Urine.
OPENING OF
Spring Styles in Ladies' Suits,
Woduesday, March 20th.
mao2''m
fully
of
being
154
and
our
Pu
w
K have now opened a handuome and eow
plete line of toner and staple
DRW GOODS.
.4
SMITU k WEST.
It«
jyll-lv
20» Market street.
WM. B. SHARP,
No. 4 East Third Street,
Hoa opened a fall aaeortment ol
. NEW AND SEASONABLE
To
DRY GOODS,
, Aiwa»» on head* full .took or
MOURNING GOODS»
* I HaadMuis Drraa Fabriea. »plaadid qualities of
71s
BLACK SILKS, JAPANESE SILKS, die.
A
I
of tha latost *ty|e«aBd moat reliable make«. A Dili
'line of
DOMB8TIO GOODS,
At tha lowest rates.
WM. B. SHARP,
Na. 4 KmI Third hlreal,
WILMlNOTOlt. DEL I
arrt-lv
Delaware Carpet House,
Ac.,
sml
309 Market Street, above Third Street
WILMlNOTON. DEL.
The cheapest place in the State to buy roar
QARPTTS, OIL CLOTHS, MATTIHOS,
and WINDOW SHADES,
is :at
HENHY GREBE'S,
30» Marks* »trus*,
N. B.—Bar Carput «orra to order at lha abort«
otlru. and lowest mark« ***** irlMi
rw
11KKMANN AHRENS,
•ENEMl PROVIMON DIALER,
No. B34 Tat nail Street,
WILMlNOTON. DKL.
Would ru*proafoU)>
I» hit frisndr sad lha aaMii- Ibui
hs »till curriu* <>a the Heel burl
iifim at La« old aloud, ana will
keep constantly *
î beet quality of
au
that
1
a
"* T
SUOAKrtHIHED HAMS.
ÖAÜÄAUi DRIED BEW. ^ ^
All Af which will be ould wholesale and reLAil at tha
logeât city pt ices. _
Heratarna his thanks to his nany ewatomars far I
past fhvers. awd raspectfblly ooltaiu aaostissaaoslkat
Ire
a*l»2M I
a.
Hw ^dimtscnunts.
H l'NUEBronlt i'OLLEtilATE l\SII -
rilTE, AUAMS. JKFFKttèU:» C«UMÏ.
N. First-do«« Boarding School for Ladies and
Uanilomen. Gr.uluoting courses in Ciassics, Set*
tnces. Katineeriag, Business and Musi«*, »nd pro
nariajr tor college. EUROPEAN lBAGilLK. OF
IN&TKUMENIAL MUSIC. Pine opportunities
in Oil Painting and Drawing. Unexcelled advan
tages in all branches. Teachers of experience and
ability tn every department. Location iikalthkcl
r nd ACrgsaiHi.e. For catalogue or inforinan<i
dress ALBERT B WATK INS, A M . Prin
ail
Hi.
Cheap Farm«! Free Homes!
UM THE LIM! l»K THK
UNION PACIFIC KAII.UOAD.
* USII HRIKT OK
113,000,000 ACRES
■ N THK.
Bent Farming and Mineral Lands
IX 1UBBICA.
3,000,000 Aerea in Nebraska
IN THE
«RUAT PLATTE VALLLY.
THK
Onrden u,l tbe VV *• » t •
NoVV FOB SAbfc!
These lauds are in the central portion of the I ni
I !ti
I Anteriean Coutineut. and lor grain growiug and
I»tu« - k rairinx un-uree.-fi I» any iu the l niltd
I Swtea. ,
I CHEAPER IN PRlCh, luure tavoraiiie tern,.
,1 given, and uiof* 1 convenient to market (h t
f fnp . Mllnl St>tlBP(1
Proo Homesteads for Actual Sotlers.
I the aisr locatio»* m.k ,:ou,aitx.
IwMfiw ewameJao i. Hwww.ieml of iho
Ac«-«,
1 wee« r.»aa. to ruara.«.» ok l.no.
. prpka .. .
I r. h « e 5h®JH*«inî th»'^»^ ,he r '*' u or
I Foriir» wiags »Eli dvFcrtDtiuD.'
»nd I W#w *** Eleg—t Styles of Double Reed
I Cabinet Oraan*
| , , .
|fi"££^hïro.5h
»°h » I •'bip. the-«« arc cheaper than i.nv f.
ÎÏV'r,,.rd,u ,ry , le
I ufrature thi! Cempray run nff..rd. :
1 takito «H .. erice. .hi-h
vSdrtSTIORAliir ' UEAPl\>T.
I Fnur OeUve Organ» ir) each: I'iv
209.
I Cirmisr, with o' inion, ; .f MORK THAN i,
11 HOU-SA N L> MtSICIANS. rent tree,
MASON dt HAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
rali
full
œi -
Semi for the o»*w Dewripti
map", pubh-hftl
Dauish.
it in |, h I *'t.
th
Krglmh, lieru* tn.
everywhere.
etli.-h amt
tiled tr
t». F . DAMS.
V. V. K K. C«...
Oui tnii. Neb.
AdiirftW
Land CoiuajDFio
Portable Soda Fountains,
$40, $n r >0, $7*"> auii $100.
A T
at
GOOD, DUttABLE and CHEAP.
Shipped Ready for Use!
MASDF4CTURKD
J. W. CttAPaM * N A CO., M idi.«
tv
•WSKND KoR cikui i.AH.-aa
Kxlraerdiitry iBproTfoifiiis
IN
CABINET ORGANS.
The MASON X HAMLIN ORGAN CO.
»unco the
expect"
•" turnt"
cr«».luetii.
.f i
fully
of maeh ait.r« than urdinury mtere-i. ih
P
REED ANU PIPE CABINET ORGANS.
being the only MiccoMful ronihination of HKAI.
ad«;
••inif the kev.—
circular!*.
ife r oil.
'«I
led
* trt
lit
t-.r
1 HOW
inder
the
lave Orgiin-'
t.j ree« is Sl^'
Ftyle.d up to fl'dHi eaoh.
•1 Testimonial
NK
With thre
154 TFomont 8t. Boston.
ftörCARPEN I ERS. BUILDERS, ^
and all who contemplate Building, supplied with
our new illustrated Catalogue on
«TA. J. BirsNLLL A Co., Architeetuul Book
Pu bliah cr*. 27 Warren St . S . Y .*%•
AG EST* W AITED FOR
5.VJ Broadway. N. V
ceiptof Ftsauip.
eow
S ICHT C
ensationO
OF NEW YORK
■VV,c >'»
.4 Work Dwcr*i*%*c
the L\ty
tin carton* phr
id It.w
It« splendor« and wretehe ine«r. it« high
life; it« marble palace« und durk den-: it?
tion« sudtdanger«; it« King« mnl I riiniK
leading men and pulitician«; it- advenuiren
charilie?; it.« mystcri«« and
Illustrated with nearly 250 Kih
Send for nrrulare, rat fh t-rvi*
r L. Saftona
it«
itn
Ungr »vine-*
'
• -
l rut,Ink
J'hUa
turn of the
C
Pa.
WANTED. AGENTS
To «ell the Improved Flor*»nt % e Sewinu Maohino.
J lakes Jour i tiff, nut êtUcfuv,
H'l lot tht! Work Jour '
t<ut' /<•< it
For Brauty, Simplicity an 1 Durability. _<
final. Liberal (enai. Salesroom,
ihratnat »I . Phlli*filvl|»hla.
WILSON k PENNY P VC k KR. M
r,:L<.
nd.,.
>.> I rr:i
igCTi.
die.
A MRNTN WasKfl.
A * at work tur ua than at ;
I iaht aad |K»rman**ut
Am*
k
louvy
thing el
Uarii- ui.trn treo. i.
/'.././î»/t»».. Di.rtland M
SOM à C
• N,
riaaaiu., N Y. 1?
la«« I
Nauias uf patron« in 4u State
u.s.
'Ut.*,
A Dili
CUNDURANGO.
Nnpplv afitark tvaurnl. »•rice Hcduruel.
BLISS, KKKNK 4 CO S FLl III KXTKACT
Cur*. Cancer, Scrofula, dvphill». »'i.t .rrh, Kbeu
impl.inl
.ill ill..«.
L'l
maiDna. Nauralsi*. Pulmonary L
oara, bait Kheuin. c?kin Dise.i«**«.
ea«e«. I« purely vegetable. T'>> >■
Further. tMiltl by all 1>ruggi«t«. I 1
I Die
Rh ml
.
DEL I oMr »7.0 I'rltsr'St'.. 's
per noi
L'lretilar.
i 1,
w 1 ork
REWARD
or auy .*n«o of Lliet,
llvt'ding Ift'hing
1 Pilt« that 1 »k
Ti t.K Kkmkpv fail«
to cur*. It I« prvp.ircd cx
aroasly t
and .thing else. Sold by all Druggi-t«. Frit*e91.
i
cerj
Street
K
■
the Pile-'.
GILLESPIE & BRO.'S,
PLUMBING,
Gas and Steam Fitting
ESTABLISHMENT,
215 West Fonrth Street,
llmlrxlaa. Del
abort«
irlMi
Kwrything for
•vrtoining to their
iue ol huMuess.
le
DKL.
Ibui
burl
ana will
*
C Or- Private dwell
Sing«, factories ami
f I'bnrcbe« fit toil up with
« «ater, steam, or *»"
and on the most ret'
Fouahlc u*r»ns.
v/
majrä-lr
JOHN CIBBONS,
M. a#a WIST FRONT RTRRKW,
^
at tha
_
far I CnfUomars eappiiad at all tnwas at
aaostissaaoslkat ratas, aad puwass» «ent to ooy port
DEALER IS
Fmk Pork, Hama, Dried Beef, Lard,
Sautage, Scrapple, to.
trhvnl
aranB-l»
a*l»2M I a tr.

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