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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-09
RELIGIOUS SERVICES TODAY.

ST. JAMES CHURcH.-Rev. Chas. II.
Marshall, officiating rector. Service
al IL O'Clock A. NJ. and 1880 p. NJ. Sun
day School at 2 O'Clock r. NJ. Rev. ).
Il. Kelly will occupy the pulpit in the
evening. Seats free. All are cordially
invited tc attend.
PREsBYrERIAN CHURCH-Rev. JOSH
ah McLain, Pastor. Services at IL A.
NJ. and 1880 P. NJ. Holy Communion
at morning service.
ST. BnENDAN's CHURCH-Rev. j. j.
Hynes, Pastor. Rev. Father Becker,
of Reno, will celebrateS mass this
morning at 10 o'clock. NHrers at
O'Clock p. NJ.
UNION SABBATH SCHooL-Meets to-
day at II o'clock, at the Presbyterian
church.
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The ssBOnanza.. For All.

InvaIids, by nervous debility, desirious Of
again feeling the vigor of health and vim of
system. should take a few bottles of DR..
ilENLEy's CELGBRATED |. y. l.. BirTERs. Be-
fore one bottle ia taken they will feel the
of restoration, of returning health. No
case OF dyspepsia, Indigestion. loss of appetite,
rheumatism, sidney or liver disease, has ever
resisted its restorative power. Every part OF
ths haInan system r~eq;iires and should re-
coive sustenance and support from the stem
ach, regulated by the liver. If the stomach
cannot supply the atiment required, the
whole system languishes. Fortisy your or
gans Of fife with these bitters, and in a few
days you will feel your whole systeH invig-
for every disease arising from disor-
dered liver. stomach or bowels, it is ~invalu-
abe; it will revive your shattered system.
D~yspsptics and persons of bilious habit
should kept it within reach, if they value
health and ease. apl5-lm
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LETTER FROM ALPHA.
The First Wedding at the Terminus,

~ =
EDITORS SENrINEL: Our rapidly
growing town deserves an occasional
notice in your columns. The growth
of Alpha, considering the time of its
existence, has been remarkable. New
and handsome residences are being
erected; families are occasionally ar.
irving to make their homes with us, and
on all sides are the prospects Of our
infant town the most encouraging.
Paul Bowman's comfortable residence
has been purchased by Chris. thinner
man, who has left US, 20 return again.
Among
The Distinguished Arrivals
During the past few days may be no.
ticed DIR. Herrick, of Hamilton, who
has been seeking health among the
bills and wales Of the Golden State. He
says he Is scnuper fui, etc. A number
OF Eureka worthless have also been
here, but have doubtless arrived at
home ere this reaches you.
Grand preparations have been made
IN view OF an important event, to take
place this. evening-the first wedding
IN Alpha. The ladies have retired to
the culinary department., the gentle.
men are devoiing themselves to the
making of boquets of flowers, and
Par>on Kelly has been forciblv de-
tanned. Alpha must keep up with the
times. The monotony of every day at
the terminus is br oxen; the stroke of
the mechanics hammer, the clanking
OF the bars of bullion, and rolling of
trucks have ceased; all is quiet until on
the still night air the distant whistle of
the approaching locomotive and ears
resounds. and the echo from the hills
send shrilly back its answering cry to
warn us of its coming. Swiftly the
snorting iron steed rounds the curve,
and painting in its flight, whistles
down brakes" as it draws its load OF
human freight to the platform, where
an anxious throng Of spectators has
already assembled, and amid the
shrieking of whistles, the firing of an
wills, and the huZZas of the crowd,
Fred. Turner, the suaviloqnent con
ductor, does the honors, escorting the
Bride ani Groom to he,
From the cars, and with a rush the in
vited guests hasten to the dining Don
of the hotel TO witness the ceremony.
They were not kept long in suspense;
tho folding doors at the upper end OF
the spacious room revealing the bridal
party, the bride attended by Mrs.
Fletcher, the groom in charge Of Mart.
Packard and 2. Evarts; Mrs. Reynolds,
the amiable hostess, and Parson Kelly
in the foreground clad in his Episco-
pal robes, who, in his usual unap-
proachable style and impressive man
ner, made Chris. Zimmerman and
Annie krebbs
1.-TWO souls with but a single thought,
Two hearts that beat a one"
After the tying of the hymeneal knot,
hearty congratulations to the newly
married were IN order; after which the
guests were invited TO partake of a
handsome collation. prepared by Mrs.
Reynolds for the occasion; toasis were
drank, joy reigned supreme; the floor
was cleared for dancing, which was
continued until a late hour. This is
the first for Alpha in this line, but al
other is on the tapis. Paper, lining.
furniture, a cradle and other suspicious
indications are to be noticed, and
when it takes place you may again
hear from ALPHA.
MAY q. 1879.
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AT a recent trial, in which o. Dun
KEEL IL Co. were the plaintiffs, it was
found impossible TO secure a jury, as
each panel was exhausted in question
ing the men on their voir dire, all stat
ing that their business connections
with plaintiff rendered them unfit tor
juryinen, " they, in common with
all others, bought all their clothing,
dry goods, ETC., from the firm at such
reasonable rates that their minds we're
biased in favor of the firm. The case
had to he dismissed and an order en-
tered 10 have Dunkel raise the price of
goods, if he wants a jury. my7
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FURNACE wORK,Nu RESULT.

During the past week the number Of
furnaces now engaged in the smelling
dore has been increased to six by the
resumption of work and the resta rting
oftwo at the Richmond Works. " hich
were put in operate ion Thursday night,
and that Of the iIoo,ac Company WAS
started IN last Sunday night. No
trouble is experienced in recei wing
coal. the receipt last weak being over
$1,000 bushels. the bullion produces
and shipments for. the same time
we're:
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OF STREET.

Following were the mining stock
quotations on the street at 9 o'clock
lat evening: Alpha, %, "A; Belcher,
32R. 80; Best and Bclcher, 52%; Cali
frnis, sold Oh; Chollar, 724, a; Con-
Idence, ~. 2lH; Con. Virginia, 450
sold; Crown Point. 1891, "a; Gould and
Curry. 20, ma; kentuck, Is. l52;
Mexican sold, ~, Ophir sold, ~, rs;
0verman, 81. Is; savage sold, no; Sill
yer Hill. 1913. IL; Union Consolidated.
N bill; Andes. "A. "A; Yellow Jack
ct sold, si1a; Bullion sold, 55; Lady
Bryan, iA,5H.
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STILL FURTHER REpUcrIoN.

STILL FURTHER REDUCTION. - We
are about ready to close out; now is
the time to buy your medicines. All
patent medicines sold at cost. We
have on hand %glycerine soap, 70 cents
per box; pills, - cents. We have also
a fine assortment of perfumery, soar
Gosnel brushes, powder pox, and V
rious articles of perfurmery, too nu
mer to mention, VIII be sold or given
away i'm the next sixty days. All pat
ent medicines AT coast.
HICKEY & Co,
mh2S In the Postoflice building
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Shipment.
CALLS HERE AND THERE.

Mixed-The weather.
Go TO church to-day.
New moon-looking dry.
Fourth Of July cometh apace.
Something new in shirts, at O.
Dnnkel Il Co.'S.
How about an observance of Decor
alton Day?
Now That the champion speller has
head?
broadway and Alexis ties, and New
iork walking shoes, at Dunkel's.
!rowsers are getting wider ani ladies
sAifls are getting narrower.
Hold on mister! Walt till / take this
nuhk Of gum out OF my month"; was
whal a young lady said to Louis Mo.
naco yesterday, just as he was ready
wake her picture. lie waited.
when a young man Is Invited to
sFnc the evening and goes skirmiss-
.ns around the house to see If his girl
= lhere, before entering, it's about
ume he called at Strauss and injured
'ae market price of finger rings.
Not II ] know myself" said a
spruce young mar to a friend yester-
uay, IL wouldn't marry the best
Jolian alive; I've been a dry goods
clerk too long"
scene at an Eureka boarding. house:
aanmhulady, complaining of slack times
~ my BEST, Mr.. M, 1t ecns i'm.
pvssibie to make both ends meet.o
noaruer, eating his support You
Al 10 he doing we'll enough, AT
u,,nner you had oxtail SOUP. and To-
n'yht you give us head. cheese.U
.nsa..ulady, rushing to the kitchen
o. -" up u slngle-steak raw-truiles
II any one wants To find ont how
tall y - 70 sell goods without much
And = ,e' tnein call at o. Dunkel ~ Co.'S,
Thai ho waited upon by Little Jake.
ooy ~ a caution.
-
FAMILIAR Dick Guiberson and
i, .'" rom the HIM." had a little
~ 'ne'r own last night, on account
aronrd s..er wanting to he ton familiar
on haus gaming table and insistino
dncaa "uling the checks. Dick in,rr,
craninm ssne' bottom stool to the
sinlmsrsa - The intrusive party, who
pants Of 1uown and left with the rem.
- s'ooi around bis mock.
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rAMILIAn n.CoGXIrIONS.

Major W. w. Mccoy left on last
evenings stage Ell route to Phiiadel-
phia, on Centennial affairs.
Rev. s. Z. Kelly will occupy The pull
pit at st. James Church this evening.
Rev. Father Becker, of Reno, ofici-
ates at the Catholic Church to-day, and
celebrates mass tomorrow morning al
8 O'Clock on Ruby Hill.
Mrs. Fred. Barnes. daughter and
OH, returned from California yester.
dav.
DIR. j. II. Lukens will arrive this
morning from his Eastern trip.
Rev. j. J.. Hynes holds service al
Egan to day. He eturns home this
week.
Aaron Wells, accompanied by his
daughter, Mrs. Il. J. Tenant, and her
little son, says the Carson Tribune o
the 9th, arrived ri the st. Charles this
morning from Eureka. Friend Wells
is IN the enjoyment of excellent health.
and looks younger than when he LEFT
the gem of Nevada, Carson City.
Gen. Harry Levy is in town from
the Santa Barbara baths. He Leaves
tor Phoebe to-day.
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MOCHS.
NH

DIR. HAMILTON will leave for Hamil-
ton, White Pine, about the middle of
the present week, to be absent for a
few DAYS, during which time no bust
ness will be done at his office. ap27tf
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-09

For SALE.-We have just received a
lot of first-ciass work-horses, wagon
and harness, for sale cheap; also an
A No. l buggy team.
ap7tf BISHOP & CARPENTER.
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suoCIE's.
nlhi

REMEMBER. - The place to buy
clothing and furnishing goods is
al j. Cohn & Bros. They have the
largest and best selected stock In East
ern Nevada. my4-u
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nlh4

ALL watch work in the best satisiac-
tory ann done in j. Straus' jew
elry store, by Leon Workman, the
matchmaker and jeweler, at the En-
press Office, Eureka. mhI
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ATTENTION, Observation-Disclosures &
Cromer are just in receipt of a large
stock of the best Peoria steel plows,
they offer at prices to suit the
apl7
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To ARRIvE-Upon the breaking up
of the blockade-an immense assort-
ment of the choicest fancy groceries
offered in this market, at Tay-
lor's. my5tf
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JUST RECEIvED-A fresh supplysol
Cuttings goods, embracing everything
desirable in table pie-fruits and vege-
tables, at Taylor's. my5tf
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BULLION SHIPMENT. The Eureka
Con. &c mpany yesterday shipped 1000
pounds of bullion, by the Eureka and
Palisade Railroad,
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LEAD SHIPMENT.-The Richmond
Company shipped 10000 pounds OF
lead. by the Eureka and Palisade
Railroad, to Palisade, yesterday.
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EASTERN STAR. 49, Esther Lodge,
Adaptive Rite of Il. s. Degrees, holds
its regular weekly meeting tonight, at
Masonic Hall.
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Cross & BLACKwELL's. Whybrow
x Co.'S and Pink's London Pickles,
consisting of chow-chow, piccalittle.
onions, plum, and mixed pickles. OIL
ives, etc., at Taylor's. my5tf
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STRAWBERRY FEsTIvAL.-TheSt Straw
berry Festival, to be given on Tuesday
AT Bigelow's Hall by the members of
Esther Lodge, promises to be a grand
affair. Hundreds Of boxes of the de
licious fruit have been ordered, and,
with lee cream, Lemonade add cakes,
all should be satisfied. After the Der
ries are all eaten, the floor will he
cleared aud the remainder of the night
devoted TO dancing. Tickets are 81
each, admitting gentleman and lady,
and are meeting with a ready sale.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-09

CRocKERY!- Sam. Friedman, the
auctioneer, has, at his salesrooms, a
full assortment of crockery for sale
mt low prices. Call at his establish
ment, on Main street, and examine the
let. ap30
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SILVER BARs.-The Richmond Com-
pany yesterday shipped, by Wells,
Fargo " Co., to New York, 4 bars OF
refined builion,v alued at SlO,66S.
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LOOK OUT FOR FuN.-"Brigham," a
young man of the Civil Rights persua
sion, is going 10 try to ride Whitton's
black mule, this afternoon at O'Clock,
from the corner of Main and Clark
streets to the Richmond furnaces.
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GUARANTEE-To any lady or gentle
man, to become a correct waltzer in
five private lessons. l.. BACH, Profess
sor OF dancing. l3-tfap
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COAL OIL.-lf you want genuine De-
woes oil-the only reliable non-explos-
i've oil in the market-go to ID. Man
helms. He received 200 cases yester-
day. II is the best and cheapest oil in
the country. jal5tf
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SILVER BRICK LopGiNa HOUSE,

SILVER BRICK LODGING HOUSE,
Mrs. Dill, having leased this well
known lodging house, on North Main
street., Is pow prepared to furnish co'1-
fnrtable apartments to all desiring
Chem. The rooms are all furnished
with spring beds. Terms, reasonable
ap2l.lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-09

SHAWL LosT.-Tne nnder of an imi
tatlon broche shawl, lost yesterday on
the street, will confer a favor by leav-
ing 1t at this office.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1875-05-09

X. OF P.-Beatific Lodge, No. 7, X.
of p, hold their regular meeting to-
morrow night.
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WANTED-A well-furnished house
for rent, in good location. Apply to
Jno. MEG. SCOTS Real Estate Office.
apl3tf
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TRIPLE Wine Vinegar, direct from
Bordeaux, at Taylor's. my5tf
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PEDESTRIANISM.


A Lively lace Yestrrday-Remark
ably Goo Time.
The foot race of last evening from
Ruby Hill to Eureka proved an excit-
ing event. At the outcome, corner of
Main and Bateman streets, a large
crowd of people assembled, awaiting
the appearance of the runners, while
the hills on either side of the canyon
were dotted with small crowds of men
eager to catch the first glimpse of the
rival contestants. At the starting
point, Pat. Reyes saloon, on Ruby
Hill, similar crowds were gathered,
ol-selling was lively and great in
terest shown in the result of the race,
and
Speculation was Rife
AS to the probable winner. Some were
confident that none would reach town;
others, equally sanguine, were positive
that all would stand the "run.' and
others still named the "winner," Jack
ing their words with a show of coin.
Six men entered for the struggle: q. A.
Day. j. McNoster, Dave Foot. NJ ID.
Coady, }. Ii. Harbor. and L. Trainer.
The first three sold alternately as fav-
orite> in the pools, the remaining to-
gether in the field. The men finally
appeared on the ground, stripped for
the contest and lost no time in getting
ready for the start, the signal being
given by counting zone, two, three!'
and, amid the shouts of the crowd,
away they darted, al excited yelling
crowd at their heels and
A CavaIeade Of IsOrsemen
In advance. Over the hills, guile, and
roads they sped, inspired by the
shouts of their attendants and
the groups of friends stationed
on every hill along the route.
Each man had his choice of road, and
it was difficult at times to keep all in
sight. The three favorites in the pool,
soon dropped to the rear, and it was
soon evident that the race was
not for them, much to the chagrin of
those who bad backed them from three
To six to n The struggle was be-
tween those composing the field. Har-
Dor bad a narrow escape from losing
by tripping and falling down, but was
IuiCh tiloN3D O1 HIS 4ttb VI Keep MS
place at The head. Down the canyon
leading to the out-come the three men
came;
The Dsafening YeIls
or encouragement from the friends Of
the men who lined either side infused
the contestants to a final effort for the
victory. Harbor was far in the lead,
Coady second and Trainer last, this be-
ing their relative positions when the
former touched the rope and won the
ra.e. The time made, considering the
route traversed, was very good and
will he hard to beat. Following is the
summary: Harbor, Ist, llA minutes;
Coady, "a, II minutes; Trainer, 81,
ia minutes. Distance, "a miles.
Harbor won first money, $50; Coady.
$50; Trainer, SO. The winner. on
reaching the rope at the outcome, WAS
greatly exhausted and walked for the
last fifty yards; he Was soon revived,
however. and was ready To start again
Coady displayed the hest powers of
endurance. aud had the race been "A few
hundred yards further would prob
ably have been the victor. Consider
able money changed hands, and those
who bought the field ut low figures
made a general clean up.
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,ocAL InTELLIcENcE

passengers 80 Arrive this o'"'"
FOR EUREKA:
n, JH Lukens ann;s CahiIl
Mrs A GIan"" JGrandlemyer
EDeWit
ARRIVALS AT
FDrake
Arrivals and Departures
Yesterdays Arrivals
yxlrcHaRD's sTAGE LINE.
Johnson Eibange
c Feline A Peterson
I'll Knight PCarathan
Bass An 10Y
N Bass " Kerns
NDavy / prayuo
JQaeenan. HevSP Kelly
i. fitzpatrick p R.es E,tbar beckett
Hughes j P~olkinhorn
IA Wens Mrs W Is larson
Mrs l ~; Rarues IL Levy
Master nsss.saerlay's Departures:
ww. /. ps.rdHARp's STAGE
aid wife MajW w Mccoy
Mksnyon psiinntvne
Mr. Berlin NrIarL
pW Wilcox IEIha,o
CFolino Shsanbsrrer
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A THOUSAND pounds of clean wheat,
just received at Taylor's. my5tf
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I II
of the blockade-an immense assert
ment of the choicest fancy groceries
ever offered in this market, at Tay-
lor's. my5tf
JUST RECEIvED-A fresh supplysof
Cuttings goods, embracing everything
desirable in table p%ie-fruits and vege-
tables, at Taylor's. my5tf
GUARANTEE-To any lady or gentle
man, to become a correct waltzer in
five private lessons. l.. BACH, PROBES
sor OF dancing. l3-tfap
WANTED-A well-furnished house
for rent, in good location. Apply to
Jno. MEG. SCOTS Real Estate Office.
apl3f
TRIPLE Wine Vinegar, direct from
Bordeaux, at Taylor's. my5tf
A THOUSAND pounds of clean wheat,
just received at Taylor's. my5f
M0ClTs. mh4
T.. II. DODGE, General Collector and
Business Agent. Office at Maupin Il
Cromer's. ml-tf
For SALE.-A No. / Florence sew
ing machine, by w. p. HASKELL q Co.
ap2l-2w
MOCkK'S. mh4
A FRESH invoice of Old Java and
Rio Coffee, ground and green, at Tay-
lor's. my5tf
ANTI-BILLIoUs breakfast bacon, at
Taylor's. my5
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MOCiI's.

Business Agent. Office at Maupin Il
Cromer's. ml-tf
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A FRESH invoice of Old Java and
Rio Coffee, ground and green, at Tay-
lor's. my5tf
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ANTI-BILLIoUs breakfast bacon, al
Taylor's. my5
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE. Il.
Loca, Time Table,

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.
Fc- Eeis York.-1sl, a. N, i2.lT, la.42, n.ss p. ~.
Sundays, 1.9l, A. NJ
For PaIadspaia-l.sl, Jo0, $40 $50. e.4T, lo.soi
A. N1siT, 1g.4a AGO, ais, h49 T.2o, $50 z. n sun
days, STA, 4. Nj; AS, $50, $50, Z. NJ.
Eor Baltimore aili Heshingtos. l2.oa os, 1n.02,
A. m.i lshs, Las, go, I.lo, p. NJ. sundays, l2o9,
2.os A. NJ.
NJ. No sunday trains.
Nor Dcla,eIrs 4. R.--see 25 A. ". so, ~. One
GO z. n. train runs only as far as Haifngtonl NO
sunday trains.
For W..,.inq.os 4 Rsstr,i Il. R.-l6.sG a. H.; e.so
p NJ. sundays, 2.o1, r. NJ.
F,r Efi,afpiion ami Reaafs,l a. f.-f..N and S,4a
A. M 4.S5, I. Is. No sunday trains.
raArss AKRIvs aT WILMINGTON.
Fro4a sss Tort.--l.bs, 4 y. lg.5s, lis, Itsl, z.
IA. Sundays l.aS, y. II
~ Ia iat4 lis, Il Sib S.sJ. l.oV $40, ii.'p II.
SUNDAYS, II i7, * luls A. NJ. .T.sl, ll.oo. I. NJ.
From 5dlissaerr.--I.@l. 9tl, 4. Nj; lzE, is.4n,
sss ea1 p. VT s4n5sEs, In, A. n. $40, T. NJ
From Rilkffs 's.a .fl 4. NJ, la.0l. ls.so, a.S.,
sR M sCr5ias 4 ~. 4. NJ. s2a, 7. VI.
grosa Psr. Deposit SIX A. u. No sunday rain
Sf0f. sflsst.srpfl = Western T. &-Ibo, A. d.
alspN. sundays 5 30, ?. NJ.
F~pa, E,lfii;sgsO7l 3 hsi,f.3 +. = lO.l2, A. III,
sS and $40 +. II. No sunday uails
TRAINS Lsass FHILApRLfhA Fos wiL&iNdT0N
FFon. Rraag a u Prsas S;reetssto, S 70, lu.sp, A.
M lz.ib, saJ, 8.g0, 3-ia, ., . 10 9Sf, G.Su r. Nj,
SUNDAYS $ 10. a. Me- %, 9sa, 1880, =. X.
tr0m b5.i Philadelphia pf9oi -lAse a. Nj l2lo
1915. $40. p. N. sundays, i2.40, A. NJ.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-09-11

Gives tone to the stomach Improves the appetite
and assists digestion eNcIes the bowels 10 hsalhy
action, expellIng all the foul humors that ccntaml-
nate the blood, corrupt the secret!ons and offend
the breath II eXcites the liver TO healthy acton
and strengthens the nerves, lmpartng that glow to
life that proceeds alone from perfect health
Thousands in all walks OF life les ify 10 the virtues
Of this excellent medicine IN correcting tue era ee
ment of the digestive orga4s. Get the genuine
Sold only in ST. bottles. ASH for i. l. ktNkAis
BITTER WINE OF Iron, AMI take NJ ether
DYSPEPSIA. DYSPEPSIA. DN>PP;lA.
L. f. KUSKEIs BITTgG WiNE or lsoN sure
cure for this disease. Ii has been prescribed daily
Tor many years in the practice 9t eminent physic-
lans with Unparalleled sue ,ess. SYMPTOMS are ipss
of appetite, wind and rising q taod, dryness IL
mouth, headache, dizziness, sleeple ssness and low
spirits. Get the genuine Not so.i ii buls, oaly Il
bottles.
DO you want something 10 tostreng,hen you, or good
appetites Do you want TO get rIt OF nervousness .
Do you want energy sleep vel. or he Cured OF dys-
pepsis. kidney or liver disease ltg y. r. KUN
KEf's Bitter NISE o? lRcS Every h3! le guar
anieed TO 30 as recommended. sold oiliy IN 81 nn.
ties. Depot ami ONCE, 80 North Nlutg ST. hl'a
delphia Pa. get The genuine Sold all Drug
gisis ASK for & I. hlnkel's, and take n@ uife?.
TAPE WORM
Removed alive with hesd comp etc, in from Ngo
10 three hours 80 fee TIL renewed, BY +. ]. kul-
kel. 2s9 North Ninth st Philadelphia seat Pin snl
stomach Worms asa removed, Cal and see !
vice free or send f1r circular. A>k yCur a5N:E.t
for KUsSsi NORM sSguP, Price, = per tot,la,