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, 1873-01-20

Thsmsmben Of ths Chicago Ausolaua Uaion ars hers
hy pothed 10 Attsaa sxtrs meeting Ut their hsl, No.
Is North Clask-st, Tusaday. JAu u. 1t O'Clock p.
n, Busapsss ct impost&pos Mil ooma hefoe Tho msstan
u. SCHOOLS. Psssidsus,
, 1873-01-20

United Stntcs Senator FOR ArknMHEass
LITTLE Rock, Ark, jan. 18.-s, ". Dorsey
was to-day eloctod United States Senator in tho
place Of Senator Rice, whose torn expires
on tho 4th Of March. This was dono by tho
action Of tho Do1noorata in CAUCUS last night.
They refused to 60 to tho support Of Bowen
and Dowene supporters rofuaod to elect Gar
cidod to 50 for Dorsey becanso lis mel, had
promised to go, for I'LL nscaHnrcs Of roform
they desired besides tho State Adminis-
tration was opposed to him. THO Dom
ocrats,. stated in thoir explanation that
they thought there was possibility Of oloct-
Ing Garland, they would stand by him, but, sat-
isdod that could not DO done, and thoy hid to
choose betwoon Republicans, and In doing 80
preferred to go with tho State Administration,
which promised all measures of reform, and
for Dorsey, who was the best Republican pro-
aented, in preforence to siding with the Clayton
cidod to go for Dorsey, all Of Dowen's men
went to linn solid. Dorsey received oyorY ne-
publican voto, and ninoteen Democratic votes.
Eloven Denocrata persisted In voting Tor Gar-
land. There woro four scattering votos.
, 1873-01-20

G1ovEnsv1LLE. N. w. Jan. 1o.-An incondisry
fire this morning burned tho shoe-factory Of
Arnold, jay 4 drifliths together with it's con
tents also tho factory OF 7. .: Hotchkias. Tho
stook OF tho latter waa aayed in damaged con-
dition. Loss, e50, 900; insurance, 100000.
TOLEDO, Jnn. 10.---The snw and planning mills
Of tho Mitchell Il Rowland Luinber CO. Wero
destroyed by fro this afternoon. a quahttty Of
lumber, both rough and dressed, was also con-
aumed. Loss ]25, 900 to 10000. Covered by
insurance, about equally divided between Gin
cinnati nna EnBtorn companies Tho mills will
bo Immediately robuilt.
T1TUHv11LE, Pa, Jnn. 19.-A destructive fro
broke out in parkor'B Landing at p. m. to-day,
originating In defective 1iuo in the Opera
House, destroying Homo fifty buildings and
largo stocks OF goods. Loss estimated at $75,-
900. Ohalfant j, CRAFTS hardware store, with its
complete atoclf, Was destroyed. There was but
Gttle insurance.
PITTSBURGH, Jan. ia epecial to tho Dis
patch states that destructive conf1agration oc-
Cured In Par1ser's Landing this AFTERNOON. Tho
fire originated at O'Clock in the Opora House
Daloon, and tho flames spread with such rapidity
that all efforts to subduo tlom were for while
unavailing. Tho Daily Transcript building,
Wallace House, on Exchange Hotel, Union
House, aroeloy HouHo, and spencor's Opera
House, together with a number of business
houses, and twenty-five or thirty private resi-
dencos, 'ore destroyed Loss estimated from
5000 to $100 0G0. at 9p. nj. tho fro ;YaB r1,-
dor control. No further danger approhenaed.
, 1873-01-20
NEW YORK.

WItnt StO11css Counsel uro Doing for
Their Cllcnf-A Spanish Protcst-tT1ac
Co..l Corner - nIiscollnnuous News
, 1873-01-20

TIE C1LnWELL INVESTIGATION
will probably closo this week, but 1t is not likely
q report from the Committee will be submitted
to the Senate until tho following week.. The
examination on behalf OF tho accused will begin
tomorrow. About twenty-five witnesses
have been summoned, eight or ton
Of whom arc n1roady here, but it is not thought
the examination will be q long one. Mr. Cald-
well will probably begin his defence on AiH own
haha1f on Wal1nnadAY.
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GROCERIES, &c.

- 3. III. BACON, @
Gs Market Space, three doors from 7th st. IL
FAMILY GROCER,
has Ior ssie l0 bills Appes selected for family use
lU bushels extra fine Eorthern Potatoes
Finest extra and family Flour.
Extra Cream and Pine Apple Cheese
Finest old sugar cured 4aIns in the country
Mocha, AFRICAN, Old Government Java, Maracaibo
and Rio Coffee
kich favored q. P, Oolong, and Japan Teas
New Raisns, Currants, Citron, Figs, and Nuts OF
The finest favored old Branches Whistles auo
Wines. guaranteed pure. New Mackerel, very Ia
and superior. -
Family trade VIII find II to their benefit to examin,
my stock and cheap prices. octIb-Iy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15

WORTH READINe.-The advertisement else-
where OF wolford & Shilberg, AZ 7th street
II OF great importance 20 those who are now
looking for extra inducements, both In the car
Dss md ty eeeda line. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15

A LIBEL SUR FoR So 900 DAMAGRs.--On
Saturday, John Bheh instituted suit for libel
against Joseph Smolfnski, claiming q 900 dam
ages The alleged libel Is the assertion BY the
defendant OF the plaintiff that he (the plaiutif)
" stole O check from me-"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15
aEORaETOWN ADyERrlsExENrs.

nFkOTICE The nth annual messing Of the
Wy skykNTH BUILDING ASSOCIATION
VII MI be held q La1s1s Hotel, on MoSDAY EtkN-
ING next, the Isl Inst. at oeock, Oh ch time
an election will be held for ecer- to serve ihe en-
suius year. WILLIAM KING
deIl32ts Secret.rv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15

A DECREE OF DIvORcB.-To-day, in the
Equity Court, Judge wylie made decree of
divorce in the case OF Almyra J. Gilbert agt
Benjamin F. Gilbert. In this case plaintiff
states she was married to defendant on Deem
Der 3lst, ls65, by Rev. Z. III. Gray; and she
charges u at for some time past he had cores
letters were Of such a nature as showed his un-
fatthfulness; that in August last he Travelled
with woman name unknown) from Washing
ton TO Pittsburg; and she charges he committed
adultery with her; she also charges that he
visited house Of assignation on it'll street,
near X. General Crittenden appeared for Pc
titiOner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15
GEO. G. HENNINa, 41O It'll street.


81, and 81 .25. Fine ;arfs, bows, ties sc. one
price only. with discount of ten per cent on
cash sales.
GRO. c. HENNINa, 40 It'll street.
FEW PEOPLE unacquain ted with physiOIoyi-
cal chemistry are aware OF the quantity of iron
in the blood, but all should kH01c the Importance
OF keeping up the supply, for debility, disease
and death are sure to follow when the quantity
becomes too much reduced. The Peruvian
Syrup IA protoXide of from supplies this vital
element, and has cured many chronic diseases6
To GET RID of the Chiils Immediately, take
Dooley's Ague Powders. They cure perna-
nently. go
TAKE CARE or Your YALUABLEs.-Call
and examine the fire and burglar proof vaults
OF the Safe Deposit Company corner of New
OF securities, Jewels, silver ware or other yalu-
ables. Rents from ten to sixty dollars per an
mum, according u size. No business man can
afford to DO without them. Take ,yarsia1 from
the oAieaSO and Boston fires.
The NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner OF
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per ct.
per snnum on deposits for each calender month
Banking hour, to {. Saturdays, Q to 4 and 8
06 NB, 14t16
THERMOMETERS and Baromsters are repaired
and made to order by Hempler ne ar Ak street
THB COMMUNITY at large appreciate the uso-
fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. LIS
WILCOX q GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Ohas
BauR's hoOpskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
Intelhgcacer building. 1928
TuRoo-RussIAN BATHS; also, Medicated Va.
por Baths, for all akin disease, Ut DIR. Shedd's,
v5 street. b.20,8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15

LADIES TAKE NorIcE.-Those elegant black
gross grain drees silks, bought lately At large
New York sale, advertised several Jays ago by
southwest, at S1l5, s1.40. Ellis and 81, are rare,
and should not escape the notice Of those look
ing for the article.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15
LOCAL NEWS,
Amusemenss, &c, Tonight

Anuements, &C., TO-ntght.
Nsto.dI Deater. - Maggie Mitchell as "Jane
kyre."
Forst Opera House-Miss Clara Morris IN tie
great play alike"
nedfey cozique.-"The Forty Thieves" and
q host Of other attrac lions.
Orchestrion music at No. 46s Pennsylvania
Avenue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15

PROF. Trips grand descriptive lectures on
Z" France and Europe In 1915, (" have been deliv-
cred in all the leading cities Of the country be-
fore large audiences, and are said TO be very
interesting. An announcement OF the series to
be delivered in this city Is published in our ad-
vertising columns, to which We call the special
Attention of our readers. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15

THE THBArERs.-Of Miss Clara Morris, who
appears at Ford's Opera House this evening,
the Philadelphia Press of Saturday, noticing
the close OF her engagement in that city, says:
1--WE know no artistic who so completely loses
herself in her characters, or so completely cap
tivates her audience. The National Capital Is
field in which We predict she will gather new
lauIels."
Almostevery body has read Charlotte Bronte's
greatest novel, 'Jane Eyre" and hence the
dramatic version always draws large houses.
Maggie Mitchell's impersonatioE Of the heroine
is a master piece of acting, and the National
Theater will doubtless be crowded with her ad-
mirers this evening. new feature at the Ma
nonal IS the engagement of the celebrated cor
net solQtst, Mr.. h, :, Page, of event Garden.
london, 20 play between the acts. Mr.. Page
has filed a similar engagement for several
months past at Niblo's and the leading theaters
in New York.
"The Forty Thieves" by Lima Edwin's bur
lesque company, is the leading attraction at the
Theater Comique this evening, bat besides this
q number Of new stars are announced in novel
and striking performances.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15

GESILEEHN'S DOG-sRIN GLOVES for 81 Is.
III mstiiched handkerchiefs for GO cents, or A.
per dcz kid-htting cloth gloves for 10 cents,
81, and Il .25. Fine s;arfs, bows, ties, sc. one
price only, with a discount of ten per cent on
cash sales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15
A Dang hter HOrsew hipped by Her
Father.

Der ATTENDANCE AT A DANCING ACADEMY
THE OCCASION OF THE PUNISHMENT.
The neighbour God OF 9th street, between P
And q, was excited on Saturday evening by
COW hiding administered by Mr.. Charles II.
Bllss, late city surveyor, upon his eldest daugh
ter. about nineteen or twenty years OF age. The
efense which was deemed by the parent suffi-
GENTLY heiniOus to call for this punishment was
his daughters attendance at a dancing academy
his knowledge or consent Awaiting her return
TO the house of her friend, he met her and her
companion quite early in the evening" and
demanded to know where she had been.
She frankly and timidly replied, when
he turned away, leaving the young ladies
at the door, which they entered, and
in few minptes he returned with heavy
hOrsewhip concealed under his coat and entered
the house, Mr.. j. T.. Nj. Bowen's,) and ap-
preaching his daughter in the parlor, he, in
presence OF Mrs. Bowen, an elderly lady, and
Miss Bowen, drew out his horsewhIp and dashed
his daughter, laying on blow after blow without
stint She sprang. screaming, 10 the door, he
following her and continuing the castigation.
The two female inmates of the house begged
him to stop, and leave the house, which he did
after he got through with his domestic discip-
line. When Mr.. Bowen returned home he was
informed of the affair, and he, with a number
OF his indignant neighbors, stated the facts to
The police authorities for their action.
IL Is stated that Bliss not long since castigated
his second daughter-about Il years old-very
severely. The young ladies have no mother,
the present wife of Bliss being their stepmother
IL is also stated that Bliss daughters do not in
tend to appear against him, but whether this is
the result of intimidation or naturA Al affection
does not appear.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15

SUIT FOR DivoRcB--Theress Miller On Sat
nrday entered suit against John Conrad Miller
Tor divorce. The parties were married on the
bituA cruelty as the ground of divorce. She
seeks also to restrain the defendant from dis
posing Of house and lot on n street southeast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15

TEE MECHANICS Of this District are trying to
get up mass meeting In this city, the objects
Being to unite the mechanics and laboring
classes in active and effective body, that they
nay protect themselves and improve their con-
aiti0n.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15
CITY ITEMS.

FINE PLATED SETS.
Fine Plated Bracelets.
Fine Plated Chains.
received at Priggs jewelry store, No. 437 Penn.
avenue, near : street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-12-15

To GET RID of the Chiiis Immediately, take
Dooley's Ague Powders. They cure perma-
nently. 60
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iioinrs 0Oh cdudVtr III W. 49, -.
A DISAPPOINTMENT.
Nov. 3d.-Dr. Schlimer and 1 drove out 10
Harmony Cemetery this afternoon. Saw some
subjects in the vault and went after them to-
night but could not get into the place as il was
locked. Hazen went with us.
Nov. 4th.-Tried to get Hazen to 90 with us
this evening but he would not DO 1t. DIR. Schli-
mer took me down town tonight but would not
60 anywhere.
Nov. s. Walked out TO Piney Branch Hotel
this afternoon, but did not find what went for.
Dir. b. and went out to the asylum this even
ing with DIR. S. and brought in subject for
NIB,
NOT so FORTUNATE AS TO MEET A FUNERAL.
Nov. 9th-Sunday.-Dr. Schimer went out
but were not 50 fortunate as TO meet one l
waited two hours near EbeneZer Church, but
did not find anything.
Nov. 10.-We went out prospecting at Rock
Creek Church cemetery this afternoon but
found nothing. We went to Holmead's this
evening And got alsh we took to
November live succeeded in getting sub
ject at Ebenezar cemetery tonight. Boardmsn
went out with me as DR.. Slhlimer could not
TWO SUBJECTS, BOTH FEMALES.
November 12.-Boradman went out with me
again To- night and We got two subjects from the
dead house at the poor honse, TOOK them to
- College. They we're both females.
ANOTHER FEMALE.
november l3-Staid at the Asylum last night
andJ went out to Holmeads cemetery and got
female subJectfor - College. Got through
at p. m.
SETTLING ACCOUNTS.
Friday 4.-Called on DIR. Schlimer and set
tied for all but i've subjects.
November l5.-I came home before O'Clock
to-day and lay down. DIR. Schlimer called Just
before dark, but did not feel able TO 20 with
him.
sunday, 16.-This has been Q beautiful day
/ stayed In the house until $50 O'Clock p. m,
when Mr.. B., Mrs. B., Saide and took . wal &
We went through the Congressional and Meth
odist cemeteries.
Monday, III went out to the aims house III
| the evening, and tried to get DR.. Schlimer out
on night expedition, but he would not 90.
POUND TaINes TOO WET.
| Nov. 1s.-The rain Of yesterday has turned
| into . wet snow storm. DIR. Schlimer called fol-
me. and We went out tonight, bat found thing:
| too vet.
Nov. l9.-wsnt out to the aims house to-day
and stayed until evening, expecting TO get 9
| subject that was buried TO- day. When We went
down AFTER dark, however, We found 1t not, on
November 20-Schlimer IN. d. went TO the
1 lodge tonight, and left me to get the subject
mssrn, which I did, and delivered 70 college
diasosonS ROOMS.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
kInte Items.

The Dover Corne. band have received new in
| struments.
The Lewes hotels have not made much mouey
| this season.
Farmers are saving fodder, AID the corn yield
promises we'll
d. W. Eliason has sold out his Nideletown
| market to s. S, Holton.
Rev. DIR. McOabe preached his final sermon
at Middletown on Sunday and returned to Vir-
ginia, his native State.
The steamship city Point has been Withdrawn
from service between L5wes and New York
There is now no boat Oh the line.
Dr. j, ]. Yandeford Of Delaware City. will sail
for Europe soon. it is sad to accept lucrative
position which has been rendered him at Nantes
& Edward Haman, near Dover lost fine mare
on Tuesday night. She jumped out Of her stall
and her halter being short it choked her to
death.
Work on the Government pier, at Lewes. will
soon be suspended. The appropriation OF S225-
900 is about exhausted Its heaviest piles are
each 81 teet long aud inches through. weigh
ing 10000 pounds. good chunk OF iron.
VIM. Meredith. Esq, near Marydel has on his
place late peach Of hne quality. which the
peach builders have named ''Meredith's Late !"
1t ID OF large size, slightly oval IN shape In col
or it nearly resembles tue Late Heath. The flesh
is irm, tender, juicy slightly acid, fine flavor.
white to the seed, and excellent for canning pur-
poses,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
NeIghborIng Counties.

New car works are being erected in Doyles-
town.
The farmers of Berks County have finished
seeding.
-OoAtesville consumes from 5000 to 1000
feet OF gas daily. s
The Oxford fair on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday Of this week.
-Konnett Square is now having some eight
or ten new buildings built
Coal at the mines advances ten cents per
ton on the let OF the coming month.
The Presbytery of Chester meets in Fsirview
Church, Chester county, on the 7th OF October.
The Tide Water Canal is not yet open for
navigation, nor can any one tell just how soon
it will be.
The duoking season is near at hand, and
the Havre de Grace gunners are getting their de-
coys ready.
The barracks at Carlisle are to be temporarily
abandoned, and the troops quartered there Or
dered to report to St. Louis.
-Kennett Square has become a cattle mar
ket. with weekly sales. Over 81 900 worth OF
beeves and sheep were sold there last week.
-Coatesville wants to widen Chestnut street
in that borough but to do so some of the houses
must be pulled down. The owners have prom.
lsed time and again, to tear down the buildings,
but as they have as often failed to do it, the bor
ough council has undertaken the work.
Hon. VIM Butler, of Wost Chester Preei-
dent Judge OF the Chester Judicial District and
candidate before the late Republican State Com
vention for the nomination for Supreme Judge,
was handsomely entertained at the Mineral
Springs, Thursday afternoon, bya number OF
his Reading friends upon the completion of the
case in the Court which he was called thither to
try,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
Diocese of Delaware.

MEETING OF THE NORTHERN coNyocATlos, THIS
WEEK..
The Northern Convocaton of Delaware, com
posed of all the Episcopal Clergymen of New
Castle county, will hold it's session this week, in
Wilmington, as follows
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. at Calvary
Church-Subiect for discussion THE best
method Of aiding the work Of Trinity Hospital
Wednesday evening, at u Z O'Clock. at Calvary
Church-ServCe and sermon.
Thursday morning at 10l3 o'cloek-Services in
st. Johns Church, (flev r. Gardner Littell. Rec
tor) with Convocatlon Sermon, and the Holy
Communion.
In connection with the above services of the
Conyocation, the Third Annual Gathering of all
the Episcopal Sunday School children Of this
city, will be held in St. Johns church, at ~
o'clock r NJ. The RI. Rev Alfred Lee, d. D..
the Rt. Rev. VIM Bacon Stevens, D. ID Bishop
Of the Diocese Of Pennsylvania. and the Rev. A.
I. living, d, D., of the Executive Committee
OF the Indian Commission, are expected to ad-
dress the children. large numOer of visiting
clergy will be present. The public are all lection.
ately invited to all of these services.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
LOCAL INTELLIeEAGE,
Railroad Boars.
rRAnla LrAvn wnNrNarnn.


For Esg York --1.90, 1.s5 A. NJ; le22, 5.sT P. n.
sundays, 70, IS A NJ.
Kor Philadelphia -t,ss L10, sio, 1905, 10 80. A.
M; 12 ~ 2OO, 400, 81 1b. 1924, T. N. Sundays,
LBS A. NJ. o 81, $50. 1924 p, NJ.
For Port Deposit -5.s3, p. M. No Sunday train
For BaltiIR0Te-12s2 20s, 1909 A. M; i.03, l. 20,
T.l0 P. n. Sundays 12 81. q O8 A. M.
For Rdshington.-12 %, aO8 A. NJ. LOS, 1.23, 10
P. NJ Sundays, i9.62 rs A. N.
For DelaNdrs r. R-l2b %, 1910 A. M; 6.g5 p. NJ.
No SUNDAY trains.
FOR Aei1 Castte-12 So $50, 1910 A. NJ; 125 $685.
$50 P. M. Sundays, 3 40 A. M.
nor HfiiniflgtOu a ReddinI r. Rs 20 A NJ.
so, go N. sundays. s.45 A. M, (rhe latter two
do not run beyond Coat svte.)
Er Wttmf gtOH G Western X. RI 90, 10 10 A NJ ;
5.so z. NJ. Sundays, 945 a. NJ; 2OOP. N.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON,
Fr NJ Eew YOrk.-l.5i A. M; 1.ls, 100 P. NJ. Sun
days 1.6S A. NJ,
1870 M; l25S, liz sts DIS $50, 100. s.11, 10 6b
2. NJ. Sundays, 12,42 i.bS, 9.s5 A. NJ se.b5 r. M.
From ort DepOsit,-Se4 A. N. No SUNDAY train.
From Batitmore.-11O. L25, 20 A, M 1212 b.27,
10.l4 =. NJ. SuO6ays, 1.1O, 1,2i A. M 1O14 p. N.
From FGshtilgton.-l.10, i25 A. M 1919, 5 81,
lola p. NJ. Sundays. LILO, 25 A. NJ; 10.l4 p. NJ.
From Deidtrare IL R.-lO.l5 a. NJ s55 Y.OS p. NJ.
No Sunday trains.
e.46 9O2 p. N. Sundaye, 3 ~ P.
Fr M HHnfHgton d hel, ing r. Rs 10. 1lsO, A.
$50 T. N. Sundays $50 r. NJ. (rhe s.lb A. n.
train and the sunday tain are from COatesVille
only)
From Wilmington d Western R. R.-7.,5A. M; 100,
500 T.. M.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FOR WILMINGTON
1910, 100 $50 1880 A. M; ; 1900 NJ; 1918 2,sl,
4 w, h.l5, oOO, %, 30, l1.30 p M.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-09-30
ConnalaTa

In few hours, with pleasant vegetable medicine
NO fee until cured. fly per cent of cases Of dys
pepsia AID 0iBOrgRniZati0ns of liver are caused by
htonach and other worms existing In the allmentaTN
canal. have q vegetable remedy which ffectuai /,
removes them and cleanses the liver aud kidneys
Numbers OF prominent citizens of Philadelphia whI
have been trea ed for various seHses--dyspt psia
consumption, bronchitis. female weakness, &c -
can certify that my trc atment has cured III m ano
that they had been treated for the wrong diseases
None but vegetable remedies 4 ed, and no fee I'll
cured.
Their symptoms and treatment-In this age OF In
ventions It IL very remarkable, but none TIE lesl
True that the symptoms OF worms a disease OF tht
m0st dangerous character, are little understood
by the medical men OF the prescott dal. Ihest
parasites undergo the most curious tTsEs ornatlons
They remain months and even years In tine BODY
before they ale fully developed. They only maIu I
In parts OF the body which communicate with the
external air. as In the alimentary CANAL or lungs
generslly In the form r.
There are numerous Kinds but the most danveroua
and by far the mOht uiticut to remove Is the pc.
worm. This worm IN constructed of nat piect e.
which are connected 10 the head 10y very tne nt L.
The para lite is sometimes thity feet lOl T. b II Ia ~
thin mat tle worm cOuld be held in a small boule
The - yInptoms If this, as OF other worms are
weakness anu irritation. lnsaniiy Is sa d in some
Instances has been caused by this disease.
10 effect perfect cure the head OF the worn
must be removed. his Is very difliculL to accom-
plsn and several eminent physicians Eave oniy been
able 70 remove parts OF the body. These who art
troubled with this lOgthsome dlsee SO can Il urPd N
the short space OF three hours by Visiting hi olce
Dr. X +. kUEKEL,NO. 259 North NlnIh street Pnila.
depnla, ia. he Doctor has been established IL
business the last thirty yeas and is no auack
Go see. Advice free.