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The daily gazette., 1881-12-16
LOCAL LINES.

The extra Saddle Rock oysters at
Fullmer's.
The celebrated Sheep Ridge oysters
at Fullmer's.
The only place in the city to get q
first-class oyster is at FullmOr's, sos
Market street. nov6-1m
Query 9-Y pay XIV cts., when U
receive Phila. pkgs. Vary's Xpress as
soon for XV2 Office SOB Mkt.
City Council meets this evening in
regular session.
Go see the "Danites" In the Opera
House this evening.
Lieut. Colonel Wood was elected to
the position OF Colonel by the Military
Board yesterday.
The DELAWARE GAZETTE for this
week Is nov out ana may be obtained
at this office ready for mailing. The
present number Is very excellent one.
A masquerade and surprise party took
place last evening at the residence ol
James Wright, White Clay Creek Hun
'dred.
A test of relief valves will be made by
the " ater Witch Fire Company to-mor.
low afternoon at the corner OF Third
and French streets.
William Collie, an old man who has
been In the employ Of q. W. Horn for
number of years, died suddenly at the
Western Hotel last evening. He boarded
there. An inquest will be held to-day
Rev. DR.. Martin, the new rector ol
Trinity church, will b, rendered re
ception this evening at the rectory, No
1917 Washington street, by the cOngIe-
cations of Old Swsdes aud Trinltl
churches.
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A Suggestion worth Adoption.

At New 0rie ms, on the 9Th day of No
vember. at the l3sth Grand Monthly
Drawing of the Louisiana State LOTTERY
$50 ,0e0, the flr,t capital prizs, was cap
tured by ticket 1898. halt OF which was
held by j .hh +. Garvin, driver for
many years on the Metropolitan 1Iors Q
Railway, No. 3 3ThbrnIon Place, Boston.
Mass. tie other half by j. Russell. oi
No. la Main street, Norfolk, Va. through
The sec nd prize, $4,000, by No. 81, ,372
one-h II held by MIR. l.. Edwin Motter;
II Emmitsbusg, M |; and the other hall
leans. $1,000. the tn ird capital prize weni
to No. 10, held by Mr.. John Beatty,
No. l0l Christopher street, New York
city. The fourth capitals, $500, two
prizes. No. 40 ALI, won by Frank Waibel
No. TN First street, New Orleans, and
No. l5. 200 by b. r. Jacobs, Warrensb q
Mo. Next drawing is on Tues day, Jan.
nary 10th, 1882. Write to M. A. DauphiI
New Orleans, La or at once send him
two dollar-.
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COL. MACALLlsTER's sUcCEssoR.
Lieutenant COlOnel Wood, OF Co
A, Chosen Colonel.

Lieutenant Colonel Wood, OF Co
A, Chosen Colonel.
At the gathering oi the commissioned
officers Of The First Delaware Regiment
held al Dover, yesterday, LleuteL ant
Colonel Samuel M. Wood, Of Co. A,
American Rifles, this city, was chosen
Colonel Of the Regiment TO ill the va
caDcy caused by the resignation Of Col.
5. A. Macallister. Col. Wood received
nineteen votes 10 four for Capt. j. NJ.
CurtIs, of Co. G.
Major Arthur Boyle, Of Dover, was
elected Lieutenant-Colonel to fill the
vacancy caused by Col. Woods promo.
tion, receiving fifteen votes to eight for
Capt. Curtis. Tho latter was unani.
mOusly elected Major 70 fill the Vacancy
caused by Major Boyle's promotion.
The Board then turned its attention
to other business, and among other mat
ters adopted the helmet bat, now won
in the regular army. Capt. Mitchell
aud Lieutenant Smith, OF 20. A, op
posed the change, as their company had
recently adopted the style OF hat WON
by the First Delaware Regiment.
The Board adjourned to meet In Mil
ford In May, 1882.
Lieut.. Armand d. Chaytor will prob
ably be elected Captain OF 20. q, uice
Captain Curtis promoted.
Col. Wood, who now heads the Della
ware State Militia, Is resident of this
city, q painter by trade, and 10 nuw
employed as leiter-carrier. He
Is really the father of the present
military system OF the State, as no Or
ganized Go. A about seven years az. ,
and by his active exertlons held 1t to-
gether until other companies were
formed TO relieve its lonesomeness. He
10 very popular and his promstion will
be hailed with general satisfaction.
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GENERAL. NEWS.

Mr.. John w. Garrett has been re
elected president of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company.
The President yesterday nominated
j. G. Bancroft Davis, of New York,
to be Assistant Secretary of State.
The Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad announces a
semi-annual dividend of four per
cent.
The Supreme Court at Providence
yesterday dissolved the injunction
against the sale of the Sprague es-
tate.
The Russian conscripts and pepulace
have demolished several Jewish shops at
Theodosia, or Kaffa, In the Crimea.
Eighty guiueas premium was paid on
Wednesday on the overdue steamer
Bath City, from Bristol for New
York.
The Bundesraih has decided that the
cost of Incorporating the Lower Elbc IN
the Zollverein shall be borne by all the
States within the Union.
The Land League of Newark, New
Jersey, gave reception to Father
Sheehy last night, which was attended
by 1000 persons.
1t is understood in Milwaukee that
the reduced rates thence to the sea-
board will be IL cents for grain and 18
cents for provisions.
A strike has occurred among the min
ers OF the Grandcombe coal pits, in
France, and disturbances have taken
place. The troops are confined to their
barracks In readiness for action In case
hs services should be needed to repress
dis ,rder.
In the State Grange at Williams-
port, yesterday, the report of the Sec
retary was presented, showing that
the order was growing in Pennsyl-
vania. The "ffth degree" was con-
ferred on 75 members.
Mr.. Morrill,, Chairman Of the Senate
Finance COMMITTEE, will introduce q
bill to enable national banks to extend
their corporate existence in accord
ance with the recommendations of the
Comptroller of the Currency.
The Department OF Agriculture,
from reports received up to the 1si
inst, estimates the cotton crop Of the
United States for the present year al
4, 900, 900 bales; but ga somewhat
higher product appears to be possi-
ble." The crop is the lowest since
1856.
Tho Garfield National Bank of New
York city. capital $500, 600; First
National Bank of Wallingford, Con-
necticut, capital 100000; and Lam
caster National Bank of Lancaster,
New Hampshire, capital $125, 900
have been authorized by the Comp
troller Of the Currency.
The New Jersey Assembly is now
democratic. At the recent election
that body was returned as being Q m
posed OF 20 democrats, 80 republican,
and independent, but a recount o
one of the districts gave the return tt
q democrat where a republican hat
been returned. On Monday one of b,
republicans elect from Newark died
which will make the status of the As
sembly when it meets January 1st, 81
republicans, 80 democrats and indie
pendent.
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Business Clothing

constitutes a great part Of our
work. We make it in all
grades from the very home
liest OF honest cloths and
work.
Our best business suits are
Of higher grade than any
made by any other house,
whether in this city or in
New York or Boston.
The cloths are not always
better, the trimmings are; and
the work is. The best differ
ence is in the work. The
whole job is on a higher
plane, though there are points
Of equality.
We study our work all the
time. We are not content
with mastering it once.
Every Season new develop
ments furnish occasion for
new study aud new mastery.
We keep our Workmen
from year to year. We edu-
cate them; we train them to
higher work as fast as we
Ind out that higher work can
be o.: done. We pay them well.
We keep them employed all
the time. They are loyal to
US, and theygive us their best
work.
This is how the best busi-
ness suits are made.
We make a royal business
suit for $40.
WANAMAKER & Brown,
OAK HALL, sixth and Market sts.
PHILADELPHIA.
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From the Phila. Times.
A BRILLIANT WEDDING.
The Marriage Of James H. Sh ak o.
spear and Miss Annie HEAVIER

The Marriage Of James H. sh ak o.
spear and Miss Annie . HEAVIER.
I'm.
A | last evening from dusk until after
midnight lights were streaming through
the glistenine rain from the residence u
James a. Heverin, No. 1908 Delaney
Place, where brilliant company was
assembled attending the wedding festl-
vities ofhis sister, Miss Annie s. HeveriD,
who was married In the Arch Street
Methodist Episcopal Church at six
O'Clock to James II. Shakespeare, well
known as Mr.. Heverin's law partner.
Rev. DR.. Tiffany performed the cere-
mony, and tho chulch was full, with The
most Of the central aisle crowded with
friends in elaborate evening dress, who
had braved the unpropitious elements.
The brides dress was Of corded silk,
with all the latest pretty elegancies OF
the most fashionable dictates. Mr..
Heyerln gave her away. The BRIDE
groon's brother, Or. e. q. Shakespeare,
was bis best man, and the ushers were
A. Haller Gross, Mr. Snively, w. F.
Dougberty ami MIR. Haman. Among
the guests 81 the reception were Judges
Allison, Briggs, Blddle, Elcock, Peirce
and Ludlow; Daniel Dougbeny, A. X.
Mcclure and X. +. Decher; Ii. Ii.
Bingham, who sent splendid pre-. snt OF
q talad set Of majolica and lyoIy
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Disstor,,
whose presents were two DreSden tig-
ures; Frank Mclaughlin, George NJ.
Dallas, Furnan Sheppard, ii. 8. Hagert,
1. Newton Brown, T. r. jenkins, Jo %
+. kinsey, A. s. l.. Shields, Mr.. and
Mrs. Johns, VI yton McMiohseI, Mrs.
and Mrs u. W. Sellers and the Misses
Sellers, the Misses BonwilI, DIR. and
Mrs. Bonwili, present of gold man ell
ornamsnts; Mr.. and Mrs. George 4. Fox
present OF silver cream s3t, and Mr.. and
Mrs. WIN. SinRerlv. The presents, ele
giant and pr0fuse. i'll d one of the upper
rooms. There was an exquisite after
dinner coffee, service from Mr.. and M r..
I. r. jenkins; silver salai set from MIR.
and Mrs. Beverly English; Jeweled mir
ror from W. e. Little on; handsome
plaque hom ID. +. Dietrich; diamond
and cameo head of Shakespeare from
Mr.. and MIRA. WIN. Bum; elegant cloc k
from Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. A. Richardson;
candle ibra from Atx,P. Culesbsrry,
and set Of beautiful bronze bas reli, f.
from Mr.. snd Mrp. W. W. Weigley.-
Dancing was kept up until a la q hour,
Aud early this morning the bride and
bridegroom lett on their bridal trip, 10
be absent until early In January.
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Assaulted with a Pitch Fork. .

Mr.J. W. Al1ridge, prominent oiti-
zea OF Chesterviile, Kent ceunty, was
violently assaulted with pitch fork In
the hands of q hired colored man on
Thursday last. His head was fearfaliy
ont, and he bled profusely. He was car
ried to bis house sonseless and apparent
ly almost llfeless. He received medical
attention, Is still living, but in critical
condition. 1t appears that Mr.. AldIidke
was scolding the man on account OF his
careless manner and Indifferent work,
whereupon the man became enraged
and committed the assault. He attempt
ed TO escape, but was pursued and cap
tured, and IL lodged In Chestertown jail.
Mr.. Aldridge Ia an intelligent farmer
and florist. He 10 widely known, and
his misfortune excites generalsympathy.
Denton Union.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RAILROAD Lin ES.
ouILADELPMlA, WILMINGTON
land BALTIMORE RAILHO A ~
october 30, 1881.

OCIObEh ", 1851.
Trains will leave Wiiiningvun - foit ~ i
!" "ra,lsdelphia and lntermedis 70 stations
1UO. $40, al0, 1890 q. M: 40. 4O0;7.00. i0.0p
p. m. ,,.~ .., A..
n M, Hl5. 9.6 p. m
Pblla and New York, 2O6, 2.26, $50. 7.Oi
as II5Sa. a., sl2.A3, 2.t3, Sal, 038 p m.
Baltimore and Intermediate station
Perryvilie and intermediate station.
els p. IN.
B.ltimore anu Bay line, $50 p. IN.
baltimore and Washington. l2.6i, l.T
l.O2, 1855, sSs, =. M; lass, s1.Oa, $50. IJ.si
pTrairs for Delaware Di Division, leave i.I
New Castle 40, 8.36, =. MT t.Oo 80 70
Harrington and intermediate sts tions.
e5 a. IN. l.U6, t.6 p. m.
Delmar and intermediate btati0ns 9.35
. n,.: l.05 D. 10.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and Intermediate stationA
GiOa. IN. 6.OO. 7.ou, 1000 p. m.
philadelphia q New York, 2.0o. 2.S am.
6.41, b.eS p. m.
L02 los, a. M, l0.5l p. m,
referred TO the time tables posted a. iLs
depoi,
Trains marked thus ~ are Limited ex-
press upon which extra fare IL charged.
J. Il. WOOD.
General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON,
General Manager.
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Mask Robbers,

Seven masked burglars attempted
on Wednesday night, to rob the
safe tf the Elrst National Bank, 1T
st. Clair, Maicbigan. Before com.
nencing operations they assaulted
a night wachman named Hanson,
thinking he had the keys to the door
Of the bank, but finding he had not,
they handcuffed aud gagged him,
and after breaking into the bank
tied him to a chair in the Directors
room. They then knocked off the
combination knob with q sledl Q
dammer and drilled holes in the
lock, exploding powder in them.
After two hours, hard work they
quilted the bank leaving behifsl
most of their tools. Aa the door of
the safe way closed yesterday morn-
ing, it could not be ascertalned
whether the robbers had secured
anything.
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Police Cases.

Before the Mayor, this morning, q
stranger, giving the name OF Joseph
Hill, was ARA gned on charge of steal
ing coat belonging to James Guire.-
He stole 1t fiom the lalter's boarding
house, and In trying to sell 1t wandered
70 the place where CURE was employed.
Guire instantly recognized the coat ard
took possession OF 1t. Hill was held Ii
$500 ball for appearance at Court.
Three tramps were sent to jnl for
twenty DAYS aud one drunk was fined 90
cents aud cceta.
Last evening, George Rasin, colored,
charged on the oath of Dennis Bulger
" th disOrderly conauct rs the Lobdsl II
Oar Wheel Company's Works, was fined
81 and costs.
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NEWARK LErrEa.
Correspondence OF the GAZETTE.
NEWARK. Dec. ia 1Aaf


NEWARK, Dec. 16, 1881.
A telephone Hue Is now In course Of
constr Dctiou from Fisher and Wilsou'e
office at the p. W. & B. atati on, 10 con-
nsct with Nathan Z;gler's stove store In
Newark. When completed II will be :
great convenience to our town people.
1000 tickets were sold at the P. W. a
B. station during the month Of Novsna-
ber.
Miss Annie Collision, o. this place.
Was married to Mr.. a fired Aikley, 81
Chester, Pa. on Thursday night, by the
Rev. John France. 7 he CitIzeb's Cor
net Band rendered the happy couple q
serrenade after the "knot" had bssa
tied. it9
Another disease has got among New
arks herses, which Is probouncea ~
lung Affection.
Pfotrscted meetings are still In pro-
gress In the Wesley M. e. Church, Of
McClsiia udsvilie.
Great interest is being mani tested in
the revival held In the M. E. church, OF
this place.
This town was visited with q light
snow ON Thursday night.
ANnu
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One Experiences from Many.

had been sick and miserable SO long
and had caused my husband so much
trouble and expense, no one seemed to
know what allied me, that 1 was COM
pietely disheartened and discouraged,
In this frame Of mind got q bottle OF
Hop Ritters and used them unknown TO
my family. l soon began to Improve
and gain strength SO rapidly that my
hus band and family thought 1t strange
and unnatural, but when l told them
what had helped me they said, "Hurrah
for Hop Bittersl long may they prosper
for they have made mother we'll and us
happy. The Mother.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-16
YeaY Late.

The fast mail train due in this
city at 7.55 o'clock was later this
morning than ever before It did
not leave Gray's Ferry until 1854
O'Clock and arrived in this city one
hour and half late. These delays
are exasperatlng as it delays the
Philadelphia and New York papers
and also the mail that length OF
time.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-16
THE HAnRs SUBMITTED
Msssrs. Baker and Hastings Pro
sented with . List OF the New
City Committee

Msssrs. BAker and Hastings Pro-
sented with . List Of the New
City Committee.
Last evening Messrs. Belts, FebiQer
and James, who were sgreed upoo by
the two Republican factions 70 selec.
names for City Executive Committee,
met 10 the office Of B. Nields, Eco, and
completed their duties.
A list OF names for each ward were
agreed upon by the commissioners
which they thought would be satisfac.
tory TO each faction.
A copy Of the names as agreed upon
were made out and sent to Messrs.
Baker and Hastings, chairmen Of the
rival factions, for their approval.
Whether tho names will be satisfactory
to those two gentlemen could not be rs
certained as they ara both out of the
city to-day. The names could not be
obtained for publication as the gentle.
men named have the lists with them
and the commissioners refused to di-
vnlge them.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-16
Two slight Fires

Yesterday afternoon Two alarms OF
FIRE were sounded from box 23, Second
and Shipley streets.
The first was caused by slight fi 20
In the lumber yard Of II. L. Tatnail
s. Co. Very little damage was done.
The second alarm was caused by the
outside Of barrel Of Japan igniting
in the cellar Of the Kent Iron & Hard
ware Company, No. 200 Bhipley
street. II was soon cxiinguished. It
is supposed tho fire caught from a
match. while ono of the. employees
was drawing some Of the contents
from the barrel.
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Personal.

Ex-Representative John Pilling, of
Newark, was in town to-day.
Elk State Senator ]. Wilkins Cooch
came up on the Perryville train this
morning.
Mr.. W. r. Cochran, of Middletown,
passed through this city this morning
on his way to Philadelphia.
Mr.. A. r. Tatman, of MiddletoWn,
is in the city attending Court.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-16
Ths 9aily Gazstts.
sNrkhED AT WILMINGTON POsrorrYcv
As snCOND-CLAss MATTER.
FIRST EDITION.
ANOTHER TEDIOUS sEssION.
The Case OF jackson vs.. DeIapIafue
Occupies all Of Yesterday's ses-
sfOn Of Court,

Aue Nabo OE = nc AbOn vn. DeIaUl n N a
Occupies all Of Yestsrday's ses-
sion Of Court.
The case of Jackson vs.. DeIaplaine.
which commenced "Wednesday evening
occupied the entire attention of Court
yesterday. At the afternoon session The
evidence was concluded, and argument
commenced at 4.15 O'Clock. The Court
endeay0red 10 confine the arguments of
counsel to one hour--a half hour on
each side-.,nt the attemp. failed, and 1t
was within few minutes of six o'clock
when the Arguments were concluded.
Court then adjourned until 10 O'Clock
Ibis morning.
Attorney General Gray was In Court
yesterday afternoon, ready To combat
Messls. Lore and Bird, In their applics-
tion for new trial for Jeremiah Harri-
gan, convicted Of the murder OF DennIs
Shea. The motion was to have been
made immediately after the jackson va.
Delaplaine case went 10 the jury, but
was, Of course, thrown over by the tedi-
GUS delay In that case.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-16
nb,piey street Drain.

The private dralu on Shiplsy street, to
extend from Ninth street to the Christi
ana, has been laid from the creek to
Front street. Patrick Carberry 10 doing
tho work,i and Thos. d. Gibson Is su-
pertendent.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-16
Amusenents.
THE uDANITES."

This evening, Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee
Rankin, will appear for the first time In
this city In their play Of the "Dani.es.'
The Rankin's hive performed IN all
the principal cities of this coontry and
also In the United Kingdom. As the
play is an excellent one, they should be
crested by . large audience.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-16
Practising n New QuadriIi.

Four members OF the "Llttle Harry
Yacht Club" together with their ladies
are engaged In practising new quad
rill, which will be danced IN public for
the first Zine at the ball to be given by
the Yacht club, In Webster's Dancing
Academy, on Friday evening, January
Goth.
The members of theclub intend thai
their coming ball shall eclipse all former
efforts.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-16

The young man or woman who must
forsake society because of notifying
freckles, tan, letter, p!mples and itching
excavations OF The face, should use some
of DR.. Bensons Skin Cure. It cleanses
the scalp and Is good for the toilet.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-16
Turkey and Germany.
LONDON, Dec. 15 1881

The Constantinopie correspondent of
the Times says s:-"There is now firm
conviction at the Palaee that an off.ns. Q
and defensive alliance will shoi tlv be
conc uded with Germany. Mfai VIII Il,
Germany has now the commanding po
l,tical influence which England oncs
possessed"
The daily gazette., 1881-12-16

honor -tbst those coUven ATOMS shouId
never be mentioned again, and he has
come and blown the whole thing out.
Q. Did you ever act a. Q spy before Z
A. l never did, nor since, nor at that
time.
AND TO Mr.. scovILLK.
At this r0int Guiteau got very indig-
nant with Mr.. Scoville for his slowness
in examining the witness and broke In
with: "You talk and talk here and
don't amount 10 snap. You ought 10
taks some lessons from me and make
your questions sharp and pointed.
You're worse than CorkhIll and he's
bad enough. lie about 8 O'Clock. Your
Honor, about time 10 60 home. (To
the witne.s)-GeneraI, yon can 60 homo
40 far as ! am concerned. Scoville will
fool away two hours more before be
gets through. He 10 making an ass Of
himself and wont prove anything by his
loose, zlgzaR kind Of talk. He has no
brain tor his Cusiuess.n
The Court then at O'Clock ad-
Journed. ant
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Health, hope and happiness are re-
stored by the use of Lydia II. Pfnkhams
Vegetable Compound. 1t isa pos,uvs
cure for all those diseases sarJ IRON - "Mu Mrs'
women suffer 40 much: sena 70 MS MS
nge. Lynr, NJ ass, for pamphlets.
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What DID Yt.

MAMrHIs, Tenn, A prii 20, 1881.
Il. II. WARNER e. Co.. !: Ssrs II have
been sufferer from infancy with dis.
ease OF the kidneys which yielded neither
to do3tOre, medicines nor mineral
springs. A few bottles of your Safe Kid
ney and LivsR Cure, however, restored
me to perfect health.
GABE g. BOOKER.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-16

Valuable Property TO be Sold.
We call attention to the great sale
Of personal property and valuable real
estate advertised by Mr.. Barney Rey-
bold, for Wednesday, the 2lst If Dt.
cember, In another column.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-16
Port News.

The large three masted schooner
Riley s. Derby, was taken up the
Chtistlana to the pulp works, this morn
ing, by the tug Taurus.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-16

write to Mrs. Lydia q. Pipkham. No.
233 Western Avenue, Lynn, M ass, for
names OF ladies that have oeen restored
10 mar rfect health BY the use OF her Veges
sabls Compound. TIA positive cure for
the most stubborn cases Of female weak
ness.
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MY Good Woman, /,

Why are you SO out of sorts, never able
to tell folks that you are we'll Ten to
one it's oil caused in the trst place by
habitual constipation, which no doubt
finally caused derapged liver and kid
neys. The sure cure for constipation is
the celebrated Kidney Wort. 1t is also
a specific remedy for all kidney and
liver diseases. Thousands are curad BY
It every month. Try is at once Toledo
Blade.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-16

More Improvements I'm prospect.
Negotiations are now in progress that
will probably result in the constructit J,
next Spring, of a large blast furnace and
perhaps another rolling mill, In South
Wilmington.
The daily gazette., 1881-12-16
Meetings Tonight.

fhlDAts1
Co. c, Dupont Guards.
The Excelsior Democratic Club.
Excelsior Lodge, No. l, X. of p.
Fairfax Lodge, No. 8. I. o. o. f.
Rescue Council, No. 8, o. u. A. M.
Columbia Lodge. No, %. I. o. o. r.
Washington Council, No. 4, o. u, A. N
Delaware Tr'bel No. Imp. o. K. NJ.
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MAR RIED.

THoM AS.-In this city on the 18th inst,
Mrs. Ann Thomas. in the 73d year OF
her age.
Relatives and friends OF the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the reside noe of her son-fh- law,
0eo. w. Bright, No. TAO King street on
Monday, the 10Th inst, at 2 O'Clock D. M.
wine cemetery. Services at the house.