The Morning herald. [volume], March 21, 1876, Image 3

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reUtteot craeoip.
Hon. 8. 8. Cox hu recorded from M*
^ The I >enn, ^ T *®* a Democratic 8t»te Con
* Is arain to be investigated; he Is
JSS^hSf »P i» P° st trader bus1 '
tcss
Mr Fernando Wood is considered out of
. „J; r An operation was performed on
Ills throat on Saturday,
it I. now stated that Ganeral Schenck re
home with a full hand and a flush of
spirit., that Is, strictly speaking, according
to Hoyle.
claimed by the New York Sun that
Secor RobesoB was a secret partner in the
London broker concern of Jay Coeke, Mc
Cullough & Co.
It is
Marshes have always proved deceiving.
Thcv^re not solid; so Belknap has found
J „ut, mid a great many others may be
fore he gets through.
Can it be possible that the Impure atmos
i,„ re Ba id to to pervade the House of Re
^ Is from the foul air left from
[he Credit Mobilier and Pactflc Mail aubsldy
business.
Grant should go around with a lautern
looking for an honest man. The light he
has been using ba. proven unequal to the
emergency, take Dana, If all that Butler
is true, for an instance.
Grant has a considerable degree of
M usc to exclaim, "save me from my
M e „d6," and he could also add my "rela
ivos " for Orvil seems to havs put hia foot
riclifc square into the hole, that Belknap
has been pulled out ol.
A circular caused to lie issued by a meet
lug of colored citizens in Washington, an .
headed by promincut colored leaders, ar
raigns the Ropublitan party in the stronger..
)(j n d of terms us the eausc of all the politi
cal robbery and corruption now existing u
the country.
Brother Bowles is encouraged. He says
"Though Brlsiow is the growing lavorlle,
there is increased respect amoug Kepubls
tans for the name of Adams. They begii
to see they may have need of his speeia^
advantages as man and candidate. ' II I
forget thee, O, Adams, may my right hand
»y«
ctc.
The New Blshep.
The following is a short sketch of very
Rev Thomas Galberry who was consecrated
Bishop of Hartford, Conn., yesterday :
Father Galberry is a Philadelphian by
birtb, and Is now in his forty-fourth year
• Hs was ordained a priest in 1856, by the late
Bishop Neumann, of that city, and was
Disced in charge of St. Dennis' Church.
There he labored for a few years with great
success. Lansingburg, in the diocese of A1
b»ny, and Lawrence, In the diocese of Bos
km, were the scenes of his next labors. Sev
tral years ago he returned to the diocese el
| Philadelphia, to become President of Villa
j Dova College, a very successful Institution
! mar Bryn Mawr, which he has been largely
inatrumentat'in building up. Father Gal
( berry has been, from the beginning of hi*
lsbors, a member of his Augustinlan Order,
i ind for some years past has been the Pro
vincial of the Order in this country. Nearly
s year ago, he was appointed Bishop of the
diocese of Hartford, as successor to the late
Bishop MacFarland. He declined the ap
pointment, preferring to retain his position
it Vlllanova College. Three different times
he eent hia declination of the Episcopate to
Rome, but has finally been obliged to ac
cept its unsought honors. His removal to
i new field of labor will cause general re
gret, not only In his own church, but in a
large circle outside of it.
The new Bishop is a man of great execu-
tive ability, and no doubt will greatly ad-
vance the cauae of Religion, in this diocese.
?
vance the cauae of Religion,
- »■» -
A Father's Terrible AHletlen.
In a building recently burned in Iowa a
family consisting of Mr. Niermeyer, his
wife and six small children, with a blind
brother of Mr. Niermeyer, were sleeping.
Mr. Niermeyer escaped, but his wife and
three youngest children were burned to
death. Two of the other children were
sleeping with their blind uncle. When he
was awakened he took one of the children
in each arm, and, blind as he was, made his
way with them through the flames to safety,
although he and they were badly burned.
The bereaved husband and fattier is now a
raving maniac.
at
1
f
Spring In Hlsatsslpf.
[From the Vicksburg Herald.]
Crocuses, buttercups, and hyacinths are
blooming in the gardens, pear and peach
trees blossom in the orchard groves, the
grass grows green In the fields, the forest
trees and shrubs are donning their vernal
Barb, and balmy spring Is getting her work
ie all over this section of country.
There were six hundred and nineteen
deaths in New York city during the past
week.
The specie shipments to Europe on Satur
day from New York, were 1850,000, all
American gold coin.
It is thought that the suspended bank
, of the State of New York will reopen in the
course of fourteen days.
Annie Baker, an inmate of a house of
had character in Boston, was so badly
beaten by the proprietor en Friday, that her
recovery is considered doubtful.
The prairies of southern Mlnnessota,
since the stoppage of prairi c fires, are fast
being covered with a thick growth of wil
low, wild apple, oak and aspen trees, which
spring up spontaneously.
Pescah N. Ruben stein, condemned to be
banged for the murder of his cousin, Sarah
Alexander, has been granted a stay of exe
cution until the case is reviewed by the
General Term of the Supreme Court.
In places where they ara digging for sul
phur at Iteamboat Springs, Nevada, the
ground becomes so hot at the depth of four
or flv« feet that the workmen have to han
dle th* tulphur with long handled pitch
forks.
Two new breed* of sheep have been in
troduced into Eagland from the west coast
of South America. One 1* a white wooled
sheep, with four horn*; the other a dark
brown wooled specie*, a oros* between the
llama and the alpaca.
"How would you mak* a believer of an
lecrvdulou* mac?'' asked one gentleman of
another not long since. "I'think the surest
way would be to aet him over a beehive,"
I'M the reply, "and I calculate after he
had been stung ono* Or twice b* wc
oomeja bee-leaver ta earnest,''
be
i.
nimciAi*
Wilmixmon. March 20.
•OLD ADD DODD QUOTATION*.
Reported by Gratae. Johnson A Go., Bank
m end Brokers. Sixth and Market Sts.
DTD. ASX CD,
b
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96 I
61 ®51!^ I
Mnrih Penn 61 mc-ru I
"■h l la A Erie 21 @21U|
ncAARR ll!^®14Hl
Lehigh Val «2K»*s I
SSI
11
114
Gold__
1881'* Coupon
4-20's, '64, *•
i
R
116
11
li
MU's, '65, "
MO'*,'65, New, J.AJ
5-aVs, '67, Coupon.
i-au's, '68, " .
10-iU's, "
Currency, *'s.
New5'a of '*1.
Wil. A 1-dg.
.my, u
lai
.121
li
m
118
11
I
127
126
118
43
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Gold..
Y. C. A Had.
N. Y. A Erie.
Lake Snore..
North Western
N
64
61
42
64
61
Pref
iio!^ ii
Rook Island.
Ohio A Miss.
Pacific Mail..
WcHicin Union
•It. Puul...
" Pref..
I'. A Wahush.
Union Pacific.
0. C. A I. C.
Penna.
Reading.
Lehigh Volley.
Lehigh Niw.
Oil Creek.
Central Trans.
Phi la. A Kri«.
Heston vllle.
A. A P.. prelerrad
Mar.el steady.
WILNINOTON QUOTATIONS.
I lelaware state Bonds.
Wilmington CUy Bonds.;.
Dels ware R. R. first mtge.
" " extension.
Wilmington A Reading R. R.
1st mortgage....
Wilmington A Reading R. R.
2d mortgage.•"—•••• *
Wilmington A Western R. R.
1st mortgage.
Delaware R. R. stock —.•••••
Wilmington Coal Gas Co.
National Bank of Delaware
« " Wll. A U'dy wine.. ttl'A
20 %
\vZ
1
68 4
m
si
... sok
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.... 66
65
4
.... 4'
66
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mi
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21
SOX
m
4
42.
106
105
102
101X
60
6
20
22X
86
505
600
63
150
146
6Trst National Bank.
Union National Bank.
Farmer's Bank.
Delaware Fire Insurance
48
42
43
42
28
24
PHILADELPHIA HAKKETB.
■leek Market.
PHILADBUPUIA, March 18, 1876.
1141<®n4X PhilaARead
too i #104 RR,
Gold
Silver
Us- 188112 X@L2X
" 6-20818651i8U@U8*,
"juiyU65 mytigim
"Inly UWI21X9I21H
" July1888123VBR123X
" 10-408 UtDi@119
•Now8s ll8V4®118X
City 8s,newl09 «109V,
UCo'sofNJMO @140k
Penna RR 5eX® 68X
to
to
a
Philadelphia Trade Report.
MoiteAY, March 20, 1876.
The demand for No. 1 quercitron bark is
extremely limited, and prices are nominal
at 832 per ton.
t ?or cotton we can report no inereaBeu
inquiry, upland and gulf.
l he firm leellna In the market fexolover
seed and the sales are meagre at 13®13Xc
middling continues, an i the oflferings
very moderate. Kales of dto bushels in
lots at 16 YMWc per lb, Timothy is quoted
at »2.25@2.«X. Flax- eed Is steady at 8140.1
i 'nffee—The advanced views or noiaersi
have depressed onsln.us; sa es of 300 bags |
Bloat !6@lSUc, and some Java at 2_>@.»c.
In sugar nothing doing, owing to the lack
suitable offerings. We quote Uuba at
rV4@7Vc for fair and good refining; 4W
closed at IIfor cut loaf; 10%c for crushed
;i nd powdered; 10%c for granulated, and
9/ lloiasses closed steady at 82®33c for 50
test tuba. 'Jhe stock heie 1*. *mall, but
several cargoes are landing, which will be
offered early next week.
The flour market is characterized by con
siderable firmness, particularly all the
ot lamllies. which are
for
ire
>r
siderable
better descriptions ot lamllies. which are
In light supply, and 2-5 cents higher About
2.EU0 barrels were taaen by the local trade
at $t®4.25 for superfine; tor extra*
5.75 for Wlsoonsin extra family; f5.75@6.75
far Minnesota do do; *6@« 75 forFennsylva
nia. Ohio and Indiana do do at $4 50@ 5.50
for unsound do do; and 7<§>8 for fancy
brands, as to quality. Bye flohr sells at
^The condition of the wheat market ha<
holders demanding an advance of 20. Sales I
of 1,500 bushels Pennsylvan a red at 81.45*
1 . 48 - do amber at *L4J®1.5"; Western red at
SL.0Srtbl.70: whlie at *1.50®1.58.
80@82c. ^ llt _ , .
Corn Is flrmfy held, and meets with a fair
demand, bales of 5.000 bushels at 59®00c
yellow, and 56c for steamer, and 61c for
W Oats' sell at 43<®48c for white, and 40®42c |
f °Whlskyls quiet at 81.09 for Western Iron
bound,
■ at
Ptaiiodslph^a t '*^** c **^' 1 ^*; j l
re^uestto-'d^, r but^w^mit^improveme^it J
h n eaS': l0 Tha toiMg s®la's werere P poker|
Sas:wr?I
244 Martin Fuller i Co. Western,
SO P. Hathaway, Western
200 McFlllen A Bro, Western,
200 R Maynes, Western,
6 D Smith & Bro, Western,
66 J McAr He, Western,
112 James Clemson, Western,
49 Owen Smitn, Western,
138 Dennis bmyth, Western
564 X Mooney, Western,
60 E Mooney, Western,
<4 H Chain, Jr., Western, -
140 Frank & Leavenstine, Western, 6U®6M
73 James 8. Kirk, Western and Pa Mm 4
5ft H Chain. Western, 4 @0141
bheep were in fair request at 4X»7>&.
Receipts, 8,000 head.
-Hogs firm but qu
Receipts. 2,000 head.
lor
fit
mX
my
W4
uiet. Sales at $12 60@14.
BANKERS.
RAIGE. JOHNSON A CO.,
c
RANKERS AND BROKERS,
Sixth a Basket bta.Wilihngtob, Dbl.
NEW YORK AND PHILADKL. STOCKS
BOUGHT A SOLD ON COMMISSION.
^ ^ ,
Every teollltj aflorded for person* desir
,« to deal 01 invest In Stock*, Bond* nr
in
an
of
he
Telegraphlo quotation* woelved oon
stantly daring tne day augAStf
Li every
"feterketsuuet.
Bu.,'ers, 420 MarketStrpj
Centennial Newt S *
MoKelveyvNlnth.
OUT Market street.
Market streeto.
? A.
A WITH OF POPULAR IITfM.
Wo eondense/from tbs Lehigh Sepbter the pertoetsyrtem
bsteae* of a/onversatlon about Oak Hull, in make it^osslt
anamakerA Brown's "Largest away jufta*?
tt.%£ 3 SSr-" ».«—
IS&^KSEr&SKnUfii ■
Market Please note the 8EETH, for soma eadh charged with It* own business, and esA
strangers seeking Oak Hall, have beat misled thoroughly organised, a necessary wheel with
b V^TuperfectlTIcolossal! Do yon know JSfyou name a down or so of gsanT
Its dimensions?" A. "With pleasure. The Custom Depart
x. "12,060 square feet—88 on Market, and ment, for those who prefer custom-made to
180 odd on Blxth, six stories high,has over ready-mad^ On
three acres «A flooring, and covers specs once with its^mpa
occupied by Wprp<han twenty different busi- The Bhirt Ptetorj
new places.''
V. Do yotfbse steam-power?" _ . _
A. "A giant young engine furnishes power lar store. The _
for the might and passenger elevators, and the Reoelving Room. The Order Department,
bolters 8 ^mw for heitins. and the other opera- named before. The Special Uniforms Depart
None of the house? ment The Delivery Department with ita
V. "What order do you take with goods?" scow of messengers. The—
A. "They ara first opened and arranged in V. "Hold, hold! s r, enoughr .
tho basement, on long l5w counters, and taken A. I m not half through I The Ad vertising
tlienee on the fefiighrolevator to the inspec- Department, with Its bilhand sign distributors,
tor's room on thmEfn floor." edftingandpublishingd business and popular .
V. " Is inspectin^he first operation journal, clrcuimtogjlve, 00,000 copieamonthly
A. "No, sir. measuring. The goods aw first (tell all your firiS&to send for it). The Mens
I measured in tho place. lhen inspected. Tho Department, witinte many rooms. The Boys
cloth passes over wllers In tho face of a strong Department. The Youth* Deportment The
light, and two men sit, one belbw end ono Children's Department, w 1 th its special
behind the goods, watching with the eye of a entrance for ladles. The Telegraph Bepart
hawkforthe least pin-hole Imperfection, and ment The Chief Clerks Department, with
m.rittn gevery flaw, so that the cutter may see its book-keepers and assistant*. General
and avoid it when he comes to cut the gar- ager'a Department; Financiers Office, and
meats." other offloes of the firry all busy a* bees
V. "You must employ an arnfy of cutters 7" thinking, planning, executing, buying, mak
A. "Come to our filth floeg and seel Wo ing, registering, recqjgipg, sending out selling,
keep TO hands all the tyfep ending up the doth and In a thouaan
into garments,—betdd(auB machines that do to carry on abuslnewwlth the
a dozen men's work eaetPtta stroke." ing to between t2,000,000 an
V. "Do you manufacture all your own nually."
I goods?" V. "S-t-u-p-e-n-d-o-u-s!"
I A. "Wo do, and most cawftilly. Our ex- A. "Indeed it -is! I forgot to name tho
I aminers Inspect every stitch and seam, and Cashier's Department, whlcnkimdleiits(26,000
certify to every garment aa extra-well made of retail sales on some single days!
before we put our ticket on it, and become V. "825,000! Immense! ThatiLwhat enables
I responsible for it." the house to buy cheap and selycheap?"
V. "Your system must save you a great A. "Exactly I You have i*st hit It. The
I deal?" / people throng here, kUwinf that we depend
A. " In every direction, sir. It la Oil system on low prices and immrra^fsulea.''
^nd economy we practice all the way through, V. "What are the 'FOUB bulks' I hear so
that enables us to put our pnBa/own to the much about?"
people aa we do." a. "Our system of business dealing—1. One
VT" After Inspecting the work, what becomes price, no deviation; 2. Cash fbr everything; *.
of itr' A guarantee protecting the purchaser: A The
A. " Before it goes into Stock It .is ticketed, money returned if the buyer can't otherwise
Every single garment has its number and be suited."
other points noted on It, so that its entire his- V. " Nothing could be lhlrer.
tory can be traced without fail, upon our A. "Bathing. And the people see it.
basks." V. "Well, I thank you, sir, for your polite
V. " You must have 30 or 40 aaleamen f ' attention/
A. " Why air, on busy days you maj/see 100 A. " Net at all. It's a pleasure
I indie various rooms and suites ow rooms, Call again; and be sure of the
I selling to the throngs of customers."/ maker A Brown's Oak Halloo
V. Do you do an ok* lOpW by mall ner Bixth and Market."
and express ?" Yr V. "Thank you 11 shall be happy to dose.
I A. "Very great All over the country. Our Good morning.
61-4 CENTS PER K)UM)
rule* of self
i to
R
fy as
do
Furnishing Department,
stock of all underwear.
ent, itself as big as many a regu
Garment Stock Room. The
our own
mlng
Mau
pie amount
1,000,000 an
you.
te—Wana
-East oor
-FOR
is
A ^ Mgortment 0 f Dried and Canned Fruits and Vegetables at Lowest CASH
• _
| prices. We have reduced the price of Coffees and Teas and will not be undersold.
at
hogs-__ ______ —_ , — ■ -r—■
ISTEW TEA STORE
50
be
at
Great Canton and Japan Tea Co.,
I *
at
.
fair
for
| ^st* J1 *6.
PRIME NB W PRUNES.
BOWMAN'S, 2nd. and KING STS.
quality the best.
tf
sei
—JUST STARTED—
No.3 W.Third Street,
Between Market and Shipley Street?, one door West of Market S tree
Sign—Red Front'
atrr.T^ TEAS AND COFFEES TWENTY PER CENT, LOWER THAN ANT OTHER
STORE IN THE CITY,
PRICES OF TEAS-OOLONG Black, 40, 50, 80, 70, 80, best 90 cento. JAPAN, 80,70, 80
ipeSKS»,70, 90,81 00, test $1 15. Yiung Hyson, 80,60, 70, 80, 90, |1 00
Bgllsh Brqakfasts 00, 70,80,90. 1. Best Siftings, 35 cento.
PRICES OF COFFEHl. — Old Gov, Jaya, 38 cents. Old best Maracaibo, 85, best La
guayra, 85, Choice Old Strong Rio, 32, and 33; best mild Rio 32, good 28 and 30, good
"*Mr D *Sames Crippen having resigned his position at the old Tea House, No. 512 Market
j l ®i' g 'oidfdendsandcuStomeretoth^ni^vSmiiMi?believlng?ha^he^^n C there n be^Uer
J ^TWni^L, one^w^West of Market street.
JsrA°UnIsoms OIL CHRokoor PIECE OF GLASSWARE given to every pureha
Mr
_
.
A
BOOTS A SHOES.
(HEAP SHOE STORE.
_Iavlng fitted up my shoe store, No. 613
East Sixth street, and laid In a larger stock
than ever before I am ready to supply the
neonle in tho Eastern portion of the city
with all kinds of boots and shoes, lor
ladles, gentlemen and children, at prices
far below those heretofore charged. Ele
gant work made to order, and mending
promptly attended to.
JAMES KANE.
marl4-ly_
NEW SHOE.
M. CLANCY,
No. 415 W. SECOND STREET,
is manufacturing for the wholesale trade a
new gaiter, hand-made, of good calf akin,
both stitched and pegged. Will be sold
less than any other Hhoe oi the same class,
and warranted good material and work
well done. Call und see him. mch8 lmo
! CHEAPER!! CHAPESTttl
IQ HEAP
BOOTS,
SHOES,
and GAITERS.
Children'* shoe*, from 45 cento te $1 OR
, Men'sealf-skln boot*, fine hand-aewed, for
w », at Ninth and Spruoe. Repairing neat
ly done. yf lVUAU HOUCK,
angM-iy
OU CAN GET
V 1
AILY AND WEEKLY PAPERS,
Magaslnes, Blank Books, Memorandum
Books, Pocket Books. Pens, Ink, Slates,
and all kinds of Stationery.
Also Weekly Papers and Magaslnes to
Subscribers at publisher* prices at the
UHHTHMIIIAL NEWS OFFICE,
»** j
WIWES A LIQ1IOBA
INI
THE FOLLOWING
WHISKIES:
N STORE
I
Hannlsville Pure Rye, 1873.
A. Overholt A Co.'s Pure Rye, 1871-72-78.
Hyatt & Clark's (Sherwood) Pure Bys^flT.
W. A W. (IXL) Rye and Malt, 1869.
Having stored the above Whiskies prio;
to the increase of tax, they will be sole
without any advance In price.
FRANCIS KELLY,
No. 103 Market St.
aug28-tf
UR SELECTIONS
0
OF
OLD RYE WHISKIES
ARE UNSURPASSED.
We have in slock:
MOORE'S U66. 1868.
SlIEHWOOD, 1868, 1664,
DOUGHERTY, 1869,
HANNI8VILLE, MV
JOHNSON A SON. (BOURBON) 1888.
Champagnes, Sherries and Fort at
duosd pri p pluNKETT A OO.,
augflfi-tf-f 106 Market Htrssl
ABOK EXCHANGE.
desiring work may register their
names with the Janltorof the Delaware In
stitute of Meohanlc Arts, Sout hwe st corner
of Third and King streets. OPEN EVERY
EVENING.
Persons
a register o
plaoe.
I
M
•n
desiring work done will find
if unemployed men at the above
Address THOM*'
Janitor,
.
-
FPBfPPCM.
KDHOLDT A BUCK; RAN.
M
UPHOLSTERS ABOOABOntT HAKIM
■
—
SOMETHING NEW.—
W
k -'
.
Fihe Furniture
Furnitnro made, oovered and repalie**
Hip oover* out and made.
CARPETS .AND MATTING
and laid. Hanging of Curtain and
Window Bhalee. a epeelaity.
PICTUREi' FRAMED,
and all appertaining rothe fenatnees.neatlj
and promptly attend* >1 to.
403 B SIPI BY «r.
ang 28-8m
A FIRST-CLASS PLANO, IN A VEP.'Y
SMALL CASE,
Only Five Feet Long,
SUIT ABLE | FOR SMALL PARLOB^
At very reasonable prices.
ROBELEN A BRO.,
No. 710 Market
m»-ly
P IANO AND ORGAN '1YJNING, ClUm
Oraeans, Cabinet Oriwns. Melodtoou/
Pianos, and all kinds of muMcel lustre,
menta tuned and repaired; new Bellows ore
Reeds made lor cam net organs and Metv
deons; 20 years experience. J. H, Bley*
lOOranvestrest. ortO-ena
hi n plug woon.
RANDYW1NE
B
KINDLING WOOD.
!
Prices for
1876
1876
SINGLE BOX THIRTEEN CENTS.
TWO BOXES AND UPWARDS AT TWO
For 25 Cents.
sl.90 loads still cheaper, and delivered
promptly.
Be sur* and see the name
RICHARDSON
on the wagon,
49 -Don't pay but 13 cts for a single box.
feb.8
PER LOAD
$ 1.50
for
OAK and PINE
KINDLING WOOD
DELIVERED.
Look here, what sgreat heaped up
load of OAK and PINE WOOD, and
wagon
AND ONLY $1.50.
80
00
La
ABBOTT & MoKINNEY,
BIO Orange Street.
feb.8-8m
JAMES F. TRAYNOR,
PLUMBER, GAS AND STEAM
INI
FITTER,
prio;
sole
No. 204 E. SIXTH STREET.
DBALES IK
LEAD AND IRON PIPE, SINKS, BATH
TUBS, BOILERS, CHANDE
LIERS, BRACKETS,
PENDANTS,
READING LIGHTS,
MURDOCK'S ANTI-FREEZING HY
DRANTS AND. FULLER'S
PATENT FAUCET'S.
MV
Jobbing promptly attended to.
their
In
corner
J. E. TYGKRTACo.
Man iflMtwreroof
STAR BONE
PHOSPHATE
and
PtTR BONS nND
find
above
Al
LEG A lt.
JJKNRY a TURNER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
•OH Market Si.
•ug 6-mo.
Beer Offlek
ALTER CUMMINS,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
OmenNo. 612 King street, next doort
the Poet offloe, Wilmington, Bel. aagMOm
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814 King Street,
No. 6 East Fourth Street.
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MEDICAL.
J \R. J. P. GRIFFITHS,
) Late of Washington, D. C.,
as removed from No. 1018 Market atreei
to No, 610 Tatnall street.
Wllmlngfoq, Del..
And Is prepared to Treat all Acute •« well
as Chronic Diseases In a scientific manner,
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J^R. J. P. MALCOM,
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No. 30k Taylor Street.
|jB. GRIMSHAW,
oct. 28-ly
821 West Street
TiR. WALES, has returned to bis reel
U dence Cor. Eighth and King Streets.
I DOE'S FOOD FOR INVALIDS.
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F. KUNKEL'S BITTER WINE OP
IRON
has never been known t% fall in the cure
of weakness, attended will) symptoms; ln
disposlti in to exert on;loss or niemory:dlf>
ficulty of breathingjgeneral weakness; hor
ror of disease; weak, nervous tremblinv:
dreadful horror of death; night sweats;cold
feet; weakness; dimness of vision; languor;
universal lassitude of the muscular system;
enormous appetite, with dyspeptic symp
toms; hot hands; flushing of the body; dry
ness of the skin- pallid conntenanee and
eruptions of the'face, purifying the blood;
pain in tne back; heaviness of the eyelids;
frequent black spots flying before the eyes,
with temporary suffusion and lots of sight;
want of attention, etc. These symptom*
all rise from a weakness, and to remedy
that use E. F. Kunkbl's Bitter Wine of
iron. It never fails. Thousands are now
enjoying health who have used It. Take
only E. F. Kunkki/h.
I eware of counterfeits and base imita
tions. As Kunbel's Bitter Wlueof Iron la
so well known all over the country, drug
gists themselves make an Imitation and
try to palm It off on their customers, when
they oall for Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron.
Kunkel's Bitter Wine of Iron 1* put up
only In SI bottles und has a yellow wrap
per nicely put on the outside, with the
proprietor's peotngraph on the wrapper of
each bottle. Always look for the photo
g raph on the outside, and you will Away*
e sure to get the genuine, 81 per bottle or
six for 86. Sold by druggists and dealers
everywhere,
TAPE WORM REMOVED ALIVE,
Head and all complete in two hours. No
fee till head passes. Beat, Pin and Stomach
Worms removed by Dr. kunkbi., 259 North
Ninth St., Philadelphia, Pa. Bend for cir
cular. For removing alt ordinary worm*,
call on your drugglit and get a bottle ef
Kunkbt/r Worm Syrup: Price 81. m 171m.
E.
^ 1321 Green St ♦
Whits, Itchy sad Seal j Tetter of the B cslg.
The ac*lp gets itchy, tender and oovered wr!~
fine white sotlcs. They form sgMn as fcst as
removed.
Pimples. Flsshworres, sad Blackheads^—
On th. wrenosd, oheeks ud note. Th««Mdj
a whitish sabsteno. when sqaOMsa; affectbs*h
**P?»rlgO (Intense Itching)—Begin.
th. doming Is removed; no wwpnon nnt tuns
by temtchlng; worst frcJtn the waist to
th* ankle*.
The shore sad sll Skin Disease* cured by Dr.
Tar Dlks, 1321 Green Street, Phlladelphin,Pa.
CATARRH CURED.
Catarrh.—A rtopped-op feeling In the hted,
Ineeeesntblowlngof the uoee, hawking sad snt
ting, dropping into the throat, and bad brrefn,
CrMDBT
DB.VAX
UNKEL'S MAGIC
Restores gray-mixed, red, light or fhded
needs of hair, beards or mous'oehe., to a
beautiful brown or black, In from or to
tour applications. It Is free flrom salpnox,
lead, acids, mercury, sliver, or anything in*
furious to either hair or beard.
IT DOSS WOT FADS OS BUB OFF.
Hxpresaed to all parts on reoelpt of on*
dollar, sr six battles for five dollars. At Ui#
wholesale and retail depot, No. 916 VINE
STREET, PHILADELPHIA. dec.247»-ly
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The value of this article of diet has been
thoroughly established in England and tho
Canadas over all other preparations lor I.a*
tents and Invalids. Sold by all druggist*,
in cans, 35eta.,65 cts.,$1.25 and $1.75. bear
ing signature of Woolrleh A Oo.
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A BAND OF REGULATORS HAVE JUST
organised and made their Headquar
ters at tha Burnum Hotel, I ifth and Orange
Street.
President—Joseph Orookenhauser,
Vice-President—W. W. Belknap,
Sesretary—O. E, Babcock,
Financial Ssoretary—c. J. Joyee,
Treasurer—P. B. Pinchbeck,
Sergeant at Arms—Louis W. Kellogg,
Sentinel—Governor Ames,
Inspector—Horsey McDonald.
These officer* are elected every year, a la
Pinchbeck.
For further particul
Ball her* between 8 and
are or information
10 A.M.
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