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nuu RrtilsTEh NOTICk.-Ail per-
sons owing or having dogs about their
,remises are rrquir' d Ia have theh regu.
larly registered between the LIST and Dth OF
January. After The latter date the ordi-
nance Will be strictly enforced again,t un-
registered dog.
WIN. j. MAXWELL.
iar2-im chief OF Police.
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~ OTICE-TO WATER RENTERS.
IN OFFICE WAIER DkPAkTM MHNT
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FOH SALE.

DOR ALE.-Six head of Cattle, four CT
T. whicn are young, and Will weigh I 900
pounds, the others Two fat cows Addf ess
l.. c. JUSTIS,
Jani4td- ltws Kenns dyvills. Md.
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EOR RsNT-Second- story front room
Il In Gazette building, ii6 Market street
Apply at this ONCE.
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nlNIUEND.
IL FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
Wilmington, Del Jan. I'd, ls70.
The Board of Directors have this day
declared dividend Of four per ut for
the last SIX months clear OF lax, payable
on demand.
GEO. ID. ARMSTRONG.
Ian26t Cashier.
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EOR SA LIZA high improved fatm
l. OF 1903 acres in White Clay Creek hun
dred. II enclosed In Osag Hedge. Di-
vlded into five fields. Large apple or
chard IN fun bearing. Public school ad-
joining the farm. Buildings-Large Man.
sion double Tenant House, Barn, u rarary
ana ali other buildings necessary on n
hrst clabs farm. miles from station on
=. W. K X. Centrally located. .
miles from Wilmington. Apply TO
JNO. W. WHITMAN,
Real Estate ag't, W. Fourth street
ocl2l- w&sd-w WilInln gton, Del.
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CNOR RENr.-Several Sd story roG MS In
IL the Gazette building.
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INJECTION NOTICE.
OBJECTION NOTICE.
Ia NATIONAL BANK OF WHINING
TON AND BRANDYWINE,

TON AND BRANDYWINE,
Wilmington, Del , Dec. "A. Is78\
Notice Is hereby given that an election
VIII be held at the banking house, ON the
hours of and O'Clock. u. IN, for the pur
pose OF electing nine (9) Directors. to serve
lhe ensuing year. h RICE,
uecl4- limo Ca. hier
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The foundation of the car shops of the
Louisville, Nashville and great southern
railroad has been laid at Birmingham,
Ala.
One firm in Reading, Pa, will take
S20,0 Of the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company's scrip at par.
The rails for the Fort Wayne, Muncie
and Cincinnati railroad are beihg rolled
OUT, and will soon be put TO use.
Manufacturing enterprises projected
in Minneapolis, Mimi, 1879, will involve
an expenditure of Il $40, 600.
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A HEAVY 4-PER.CENT SUBSCRiP-
TION

WARRINGTON, ID. C., Jan. THE sub
scripiious to the 4.per-cents today were
SIS $50, ,l5O. The above is the largest
amount ever received In one day, So 900
600 being the greatest sum ever subscrib-
ed in that period heretofore. The large
amount subscribed for is probably on ac-
count of the recent circular of the Secre-
jaiy of the Tre asury allowing commits
ions on subscriptions for .aid bonds AZ
follows: On an aggregate of subscriptions
of 500, 900 and hot exceeding 81 100000
between January /, 1879, and June 80.
1879, one-eight Of one per sent; on an az
gregate of subscriptions, exceeding ST.
900, 900 between the same dates, oue-quar-
ter of one per cent, and on amounts in
excess of SO, ,000, 900 an additional COM
mission of one-ten'h OF one per cent -
The Lanks have, therefore, been with
holding their subscriptions until January
/. VIII II the circular went into effect.
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NOTICE To Delinquents OF city and
N School iaxes for lt7s. Bills have been
rendered and called for, and ihe year bav-
ing expired, those who wish 10 avvid
trouble had better call aud settle or we
shall proceed 10 coliecl the taxes with costs
EDMUND PROVOST,
WILLIAM kYNE.
ONCE, No. 10, Il. sixth ST., between
Market and King. Hours, a. m to IL IN 4,
2to and to U. IN. Janl-2w
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INJECTION. A meeting OF the Stock
II holders OF the Wilmington and Ken
nett Turnpike Company viii be held At
No. G8 Market street, Wilmington, Della
ware, on Monday. the sixth day OF Janu-
ary, 1879, at 2 O'Clock, p. m, FOR the pur-
pose OF electina ten Managers to serve Ior
the ensuing year.
janl-4ts Secretary.
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E,OR SALE.-Four new two-story six
l. room brick houses, on walnut street.
between nth and 18th streets, For infor-
nation AZ ply to ]. Augustus McCauIiey.
Seidel, Hasting & Cos, Rolling mill. or
300 Del. avenue. dec2tl lms
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Daily Republican., 1879-12-11
scott Revival

The seven o'clock inquiry meeting at
Scott Church is we'll attended and OF
rare interest. After the faithful and
forcibls presentation Of the Word OF
God in the lecture room service last
evening by Rev. d. DOdd, nine persons
presented themselves at the altar OF
prayer. This meeting was marked by
an intense power of spirit, and much
earnestness on the part of those con-
cerned for souls. At least four of the
seekers made profession Of conversion.
Thus far not less than twenty have
sought Christ. On the part Of the
faithful few there has been long and
confident praying that God in this pc
riod of spiritual death in Wilmington
would display his saving strength. And
He who alone can save is turning the
hearts Of the people to him. Rev. J.
A. B. Wilson will speak the Word of
life to night. The public are invited,
and all seekers to the I o'clock inquiry
meetings.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-11
| vaeH rssrsApAY's LATE Eprrr,x. I
INTO THE CREEK.
HAZE SLACK thinks She IL walking
Int" Her Own House and steps
Into In 0 Chrfstiapn,

4 woman by the name Of Kate Sinex
while travelling along Orange street
abont ~ o'clock, last evening, by some
means or other fell into the dook near
foole's works. She cried Justify and
attracted the attention Of Edward
dormley, night watchmsn at Poole's
shops, VINO secured the services Of Ed
ward Brand and Edward Higgins, and
went to her assistance.
The woman's head was jus. above
water, and had 1t not been for th o time
~ services rendered she would have
drowned as the tide was fast rising.
AS she resides over Market street
bridge /. Is supposed sl,e got on the
wrong street and thus wandered on
until she stepped into the
creek. After the gentlemen had
got the woman our Of the water
they took her for the purpose Of plac.
Ing her In the hall. Upon getting as
Tar as the City Hotel she met
her husband and they turned her over
irto his care. She thereupon began TO
insist that they bad no right to touch
her. and began to msnitest desire to
have vengeance.
The woman supposed she was step.
ping into her house when she went
over; as she muttered to her rescuers
IT'S big flood; coming clear into the
house.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-11
Local Elections Yesterday,

Local elections were held yesterday
in Boston and other Massachusetts,
cities and towns. Prince, Democrat,
was reelected Mayor of Boston by 2763
plurality over stebbins, Republican,
and 2069 majority over all. In Boston
aud various other places, women voted
for School Directors, and they generally
voted nearly or quite up TO their re-
gistered number. They also generally
voted early in the day, and had Their
tickets ready before going to the polls.
They were treated with courtesy and
respect. The Republicans carried Wor-
cester, Lowell and Salem, the Democrats
Newbnryport, and the Greenbackers
Lynn.
The local election in Charleston, s,
c., was held yesterday. There were
three candidates for Mayor: Courtenay,
Regular Democrat; Sale, claiming to be
Regular Democrat, and Gayer, Inde.
pendent. The latter was supported by
the Republicans. The colored vote was
divided, the Llongshoremen supporting
Courtenay in body. The returns in
dicate Courtensy's election, and his
friends claim that he has 1000 majority
over both the other candidates.
Hcratio Kimball, Democrat, was cleo
ted Mayor OF Xeene, N. H., yesterday,
by so majority.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-11
Congress-.

In the L. S. Senate, ye5t.r day, a
number Of bills were introduced and
referred. The resolution Of Mr.. Davis,
asking information of the Treasury De-
partment as to the amounts paid for
private clans growing out Of the war,
was adopted. The House resolution
for holiday recess from December 10,
to January 6, was concurred in. After
an executive session the Senate ad-
journed.
In the House, Mr.. Burroughs, Of
Michigan, presented a joint resolution
proposing an anti-polygamy amend
ment to the Constitution, which was
referred The bill prohibiting political
contributions by Federal officers or Gov
ernment contractors was announced as
the regular,order, and, after opposition
by Messrs. Conger and Fry1, it was
made the special order for January 7th
After passing bill relating to the Pnb-
lication of Supreme Court reports, aud
receiving several Executive communica-
tions, including two from the Postmas-
ter General, asking Cor additional rail
way mai service and for an appropria-
ton of g. 900, 900 for inland mail tram
portation, the House adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-11
Attack ed by q FOOlpad.

As Alexander Morgan was proceeding
along Broome street towards his home,
on Saturday night, be met near Fourth
street, a stranger. Upon meeting they
accosted, the stranger making the re-
mark that it was bad weather. Mr..
Morgan politely replied, and after pas
sing few yards turned and saw the
stranger standing pointing pistol at
him. After he turned the pistol went
off, and Mr.. Morgan walked back to
him and demanded the reason Of his
shooting at stranger in that manner.
The individual, as reply, again point.
ed the pistol and pulled the trigger.
Fortunately the cap snapped, and as
Mr.. Morgan stepped aside the stranger
passed on. Mr.. Morgan shortly after
met colored man and asked him to 60
with him to appreheud the individual.
OF course the colored man refused. Mr..
Morgan has brought the matter to the
attention Of the police, and efforts are
being made for the mans arrest.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-11
Arthur Hey and His Little sihp


A great many complaints have reach
ed this Office OF the manner IN "h'eh
school No. %, Christiapa Hundred Is
conducted. Some time ago the peda'
gogue who presdes over the interests
Of that mandatory OF future Presi-
dents was brought before Squire Brady
ON the charge OF cruelty b-atihg son
of Mr.. David Hnmphret. The case was
reported in the REPUBLICAN at the time
and our readers will reeollect that the
alteration was that Arthur Hey, the
teacher, had beaten young Humphret
with a pointer, rod about ~ inches
in length and about thrse-fourths OF az
isch in diameter.
The teacher proved resistance on tl'
scholar before the Squire and the cas-
was dis missed. Since that time how
ever bill has been made out and sent
to the Grand Jury with what result We
have not heard. 1t is also stated thai
this alleged club swingsr admitted 70
hay. b. .ateu son Of Mr.. Aaron Wood
ward for fifteen MINUTES at ons time
with the same implement. Some OF
the parties interested state emphati-
cally that Hey has no license to teach,
and altogether it appears that things
promise to be made interesting Tor Ar
thur Ii
Daily Republican., 1879-12-11
Worms I
worms !!
NEOrIlIs !
7ne pili.nf she World.

Are DR.. SIDmF Vegetable Liver Pills. Su'
gar Coated, without an equal. ihey never
aripe or sicken IN operating, move the bowels
easy by acting directly on the Liver, restore
the los. energies by promoting the healthy
ac ion o. the liver. In doing this Headaehe,
Neuralgia, Pains Ia the right or left side or
through the Lungs, Indigestion, Coscvenefs,
Sick Stomach, Weak Back, Dizziness, Bad
FeelinLs through the body, Aching Limbs,
Billiousness, Languor, General Weakness
and other bodily lntirnities are cured. They
are the only Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, SickeninT Weak.
ness or leaving the bowels costive, Thev
promote healthy Liver and leave the cystem
Tree from the danger of prevailing diseases.
sold by dealers and country store keepers.
Asg for Dr. Simms Pills and take no others.
Principal depot, Fourth and King, Whining
ton. Dol. Philadelphia. 6J2 Arch St
Daily Republican., 1879-12-11
LssEAL TAME TABLE.
rp,Iua aI.HAyH WILnlN0TOp

THAINH LbANB WlLhiNeIVFf
For phiisdeiphia; 2.2l, 100, $40, pSo. soo
llo2Io.S0 a. m; II Il, 1879. 2 20, 400, 80,
100. s5p. d. on Sunday, IA $40. a.
IT,, $50, c.so, $40 y. IN. ,,,,
For New YORK: 22l, T.0O, 1907, q, NJ, l2la,
1880 D. N, Limited Ext reas, w. y. IN.
For Daitlmocs and Washington; lasL, Am
s.s5 a. no.; i262 p. IN, Limited Exp iess
l.oi, bls, p. "a. On saaaAy' L. ~ A''
For BaitIrlore and Bay Line: I.osp, N.
For HaItlmDre and way 81 tstIons: s.9s =. M,
FOR Nav castle: s.lb, a. IN, Llo. aso p. ~.
For Delaware II. H.: slS a. m Id, go p'
10,
For wilmington y NorthcTn n. H.; a2o, q.
m. 8,0b, D, Ia; $40, p. III, sunday except
Far Delaware Western X. r.; f.is, las', a'n'
$50 =. IN.
TRAINS AsxvK AT WILMINGTON.
Prym s'hil de,phia; l243, 2.o3, s.9o, plo a: W.
f2J8. i9i2, l.C2, $50, 40, s.ls, $40, I'e9'
500 l1..op. m. On Sundays l2AS 2O'.
lai3 =. co.; 1885, Ills, p. m.
Ffor. bsi.ilaore:2lb $40 a.hia. M; lzo5, IL ~,
ss, s.ss p. m. TN Sundays: lle' a. H.
s.3op. III. ,,a, ,,sr
F-om Washington: 2l6, a. M; i2o3, l2W,
5.se, s.3t =. III. On sundays; 2iS a. HI
r,om New Castle: $50, n,@ a. n;
Gasp. m. No Sunday traine' :,
From Delaware Il. H.: $50 a. r.; n,6l, .. 70
pm. =, 20. . A.
F,op, Wilmington a Northern h. ~: SCI
a. N, n.3o a. ~; and o,35 y. m
From Delaware Western X. X. by =. h'
2l5, 500 p. n. sunday train 90 r. III.
raAiEs roR WILMINGTON LEAVE FHILApEL-
PBlA.
From broad street and washington iy7aas
f.SG. 500. 1880, iL45 a. M: l.3o, 800 40,
bl5, sos, 100 9.4b, l1.5J p. M. On sun
days: 8. 80 O, NJ; $50, st5,ll.So p. N.
FROM Thirty-s5scoud and Mateef st !eet6i lts'
%. ll55 a. H.; la2b, 400 e.oo, h.s0 7. II,
On SUNDAYS les. a. IL.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-11
Tho Two C0nFt Houses.

Wednesdays West Chester Republican,
Yesterday morning Edward L
Isaac Darlington, of Wilmington, uel
aware, were in West Chester, attending
the funeral Of their Uncle, the late
Hon. William Darlington. Before re
turning home they inquired of our
Commissioners the dimensions OF HE
court house, in order to form some idea
OF the completed appearance Of the ne"
one row being erected in Wilmington,
Delaware. The court house in that
city will be considerably larger than
our own, the dimensions being re
spectively, Wilmington l2SA7s, and
West Chester l20x62. Work is pro-
crossing very rapidly on our neigh
bm's bnilding, one story having al
ready been completed.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-11
PUBLIC SALES.
T1UBILC SALE

DUBLIC SALE!
VIII be sold at public sale, at the residence
oil William Cl0es, in Rrandywine Hundred, 4
miles from Wilmington, on the road leading
from Foulk Road to o. H. Pnrry's Hotel, one
mile from Talleyyille, adjoining the farm Of
CLARK Webster. Paul Began and others, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1879,
at one o'clock, p. m,
the following personal property, to wit Two
head OF good work horses, 2 good a.
cows, yearling bull. Farming inple- 10y
ments.-1 plows, one Morrison; good 8
spring market wagon, as good as new l no
top buggy, cart, new set Of carrisge har.
ness, cart harness. ! Cu,tivatOr, spike har-
row, cradle scythe, new forks, spades, shov.
els, hoes, &C., iron pump, new one Buck
eye moving machine, churn, milk pans, one
side-bOard, and many other articles too tedi-
Gus to mention.
TERMs.-All sums under $40 cash, over that
amou I credit of six months will be given
on the purchaser giving a bankab,e note with
an approved endorser. VIM CLOES.
q. Sharpley, Auctlonecr. ia 2tw
Daily Republican., 1879-12-11
Ballot Fraud DetectOrs.

Inventors are working on fraud-pre-
venting ballot boxes. A Boston man
has invented two story ballot box.
The ballots are stamped as deposited
in the upper story, the election officer
turning 4 crank that rings bell and
stamps letter aud a uumber on the
ballot. The letter is not changed, Int
the figures are consecutive, 50 that with
each turn OF the crank tue figures to
be printed by the ballots follow each
other in their proper numerical order.
Tissue ballots would be useless in box
Of this kind, because only the top bal
lot would BE- stamped, and every un-
stamped ballot would ke thrown out as
fraudulent
Daily Republican., 1879-12-11
A BRUTAL saoorIsa.
A Littte BOY Fatally Wounded by
nm lnb N mnu PHI nd al ol,snu


Thomas Ferguson, aged eight years,
son Of James Ferguson, an engineer,
employed In the keystone Saw Works,
and residing in Register Place in the
rear Of No. 1928 Catlarins street, Phil
adelphia, was last evening shot and
probably fatally wounded.
Thomas and his little brother had
been out for walk to see the Christ
mas toys In the shop windows, and
while passing No. 1902 South street, a
man suddenly came out OF a shooting
gallery with parlor rifle In his hands,
and taking aim at a number OF colored
children who were there congre gated,
fred at them.
The boys all ran except Thomas who
fell 10 the pavement. He was assisted
to his home by two other boys, and on
entering the house exclaimed, ooh,
mother, wasn't doing anything and a
man shot me. Lay me down and take
my clothes off," The boys condition
Is critical. The man who did the shoot
ing escaped.
lie Is man OF large stature, Cana
dian by birth, and about forty years
of age. By the time the police were
put on his track he bad closed up his
place and disappeared. The ball en-
tered the boys right side about seven
inches below the armpit, and took a
downward course. The innocent vic
tim is a remarkably handsome child,
with coal black eyes and hair, and
rosy cheeks. His mother, who WAS
naturally in great distress, said hs was
a good little boy, and favori,e with
every one who knew him.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-11
Mr. DarIiaKlOn's Funeral.

Yesterday morning business was al
most entirely suspended at West Ches-
Ter while the citizens turned out EN-
masse to pay their last tribute of res pect
to the remains Of the hon. William
Darlington, which were about to bs
consigned to the grave. The casket
containing the body was plain black
with oxydizsd silver mountings, and a
silver plate bearing the name and the
date OF the birth and the death of the
deceased. Almost lilelike was the face
that was turned towards the sorrowing
mourners. Rev. George Cummins, for
merly Pastor Of the Methodist Church
at West Chester, and now presiding
elder Of the District, made an address,
which was followed by prayer by Rev.
Mr.. Longacre Of Philadelphia.
The pail bearers were all members
Of the bar Hon. VIM. Butler, Judge of
the U. s. Court for the Eastern District
Of Pennsylvania; Ron. J Smith Fnthey,
President Judge Of Chester county Hon.
Washington Townsend, Hon Joseph II.
Lewis, William B. Waddell, X. Emmit
Monaghan, Joseph Hemphill and Robt.
T. Cornwell. The Directors of the Ma
tional Bank OF Chester county, the
West Chester Borough Council and the
members of the Chester County Bar
were present in body. Hon. John NJ.
Broomall, District Attorney, V. Gilpin
Robinson, Edward NJ. Price, E.q., and
other members Of tho Delaware county
Bar, were also present as was also Hon.
NJ. Hall Stanton, who was colleague Of
Mr.. Darlington in the last Constitution.
al Convention.
Mr.. John Hanson, livery man on
Fourth street, this city, furnished IL
double carriages to attend the funeral.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-11
Correction.

For the RErrBLIcAT.
MEssRs. EDIToRs In your report OF
the organization Of the q. A. Smyth
Post, G. A. R., organized in this city
on Monday evening, the names of sew
eral of the officers are improperly stat
ed, several names being entirely diller.
ent from the names Of the persons elect
ed. ! also notice amongst the title OF
Post Officers you state that Mr.. Barney
Rosenblat is Assistant Adjutant. There
is no such title as Assistant-Adjutant
in Post. The following are the per-
sops elected
Department Commander-Robert C.
Fraim.
Senior Vice Commasder-J Car
roll.
Adiutsnt-Join T. Simmons.
Observation-Disclosures J. Thomp-
son.
Chaplair-Rev. w. II. VanHorn.
POST OFFICERS.
Post Commauder--James Mcdowell.
Senior Vice Csmmander-Alex. Bur-
leigh.
Junior Vice Commander-Edward X.
Johnson.
Post Adjutant-James Wrighting.
ton.
Quartermaster-Jacob Lamplugh.
Quartermaster's Sergeant-Chas. w.
Simmons.
Sergeant Major-Lswis Kahn.
The Department Commander ranks
as Colonel, and the Post Commander as
Captain. r.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-11
Senator Issyard Advised.

From the Reading Times.
Senator Bay ysrd, who is now recog.
pized as the leader of the Democratic
party in the Senate, and who is prom,
inent candidate for the Presidency, has
recently been making anumber Of fgush.
ing speeches. II the Senator would de.
nounce the means that have been used
to disfranchise 40 900 people in New
Castle county in order 10 make Delaware
a Democratic State, he would raise him.
self in the estimation Of the right think.
ing portion of his party, and in facl the
right thinking people of all parties.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-11

&VUrlGrD--In conformity WITH tns proyl-
sion OF the act passed by the icneTal
Assembly Of the State OF Delaware Oh The 10Th
day OF March A. d., 1875, | hereby give no
tice that An application was hiei In the Su-
pa;ior court on the 2lst day OF. October, a.
y. sT9. for a Charter Of Ibcsrp0rati0l OF
Company, called 1.-THE James Webb PRINT
Ing and Stationery Company, TO carry on the
business OF the manufacture OF books, prints
and stationery in all its branches, and that a
draft OF the proposed Charter was iiled with
the application, anI IL open TO inspe ton.
uHAS, BEASTON, Prothonotary.
New Castle Oct. q 1873 lc-22.ti
Daily Republican., 1879-12-11
Very slim.

Police business is at present very duh,
In fact ono OF our Sergeants remarked
this morning that he has not known
criminal business to bs as dull in this
city for years. This morning but three
cases were tried, Minos Deiany and
Vim. Wiugate, colored, were each fned
s and costs for disOrderiv conduct, and
a chap brought in by officer Pardee had
fifty cents and costs attached to his
name for drunkenness.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
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DSNDsDA1ht Spb
4. T. kunkcl's Bitter Wine OF Iron, sure
cure for this 4 sease. II has been prescr bed
daily i0r many years in the practice OF emi-
nent physicians with unparalleled success.
Sym,itoms are loss OF appetite, wind and ris
ing Vi food ,drynes3 IN mouth, headache, dizA-
ness, sleeplessness and low spirits. tet the
genuine. Cd
Kunkle's Bitter Wine Of Iron is TOR sale In
wilmington ny Y. James belt, N. IL. Dan
iorrh, John j. Gallagher Y Bro, herbert X.
Watson, Taylor X Fullerton, Jno. >. Hart
man, IL. X. BringhutSt and the drug trade
generally.
worms, worms! worms
Il. +. Kunkel's Wsrm Syrup never 'ails To
destroy Pin, Seat and stomach WORMS. the
doctor car tell whether or not the patient has
worms Thousands arc dying daily with
worms, and DO not know 1t. Fits, hpasIns,
cramps, choking and sultocation, sallow com.
plexion, circles around the eyes, swelling
and pain in the stomach, restless AT night,
grinding OF the teeth, picking at the nose,
cough, fever itching at the seat, headache,
lJul breath, the patiens grows pale and thln,
tickling and irritation in the anus. All these
symptoms, and more, come IRON worms. r.,
4. Runkel's Worm Syrup never lails TO re-
move them. Price 81 per bottle or six for 70.
(For Tape Worms write and consult the Doc
tori For all others, hug oi your druggist the
Worm Syrup, and II he has 1t not, send to
Ur. Il. +. Kunkel, 259 n. Ninth Street, Phi.
adelphla, Pa. Advice b. mail Tree; send
hree cent stamp.