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MaIarla, chills and Feyer. and Rll,ons

Malaria, Chills and Fever. aud BIl'ous
attacks positively cured with Emofy,s
ga .oard cure Pllls-an infallib BILE rene
dy; never fail To cure the most obsiinafe
long-stanaing cases where Quinine and
all other rem mSdies had failed. They ar,,
prepared expressly for ma arious sections
IN douole boxes, two kinds of Fills, con.
tanning a strong cathartic ana a chill
breaker, sugaT-coated; cnnlain no Out
nine or Mercury, causing no gripirR or
pn g1ng; they are mild and efficient: Ger.
tam In their action and harmless Ia tlI
cases; they enectually cleanse the eyF-
tenn, and give new life and tone TO Inc
body. AS household remedy they are
unequaled. For Liver Com piainL III air
equal is not KNOWN one box W Ii have a
Wonderful effect on the worst cese,-
Ihey are: USED and prescribed bv physi-
clans, and SOLD by druggists everywhere.
or sent by mail, IS aud 50 cent hoxes.
Emory's Little Cabhartic pills, best ever
made, only Is Cents. Standard Cure Co.
ia Nassau Street, New York.
aptl7-d&W8mo
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Execution of sIndram.
NEW YORK, April 81.


William sindram. the murderer nj
Mrs. crave, was executed this morning M
10 the last. ~ -
Sindram pnssed the early part of the
u sht IN playing cards with the boy-b,Ir-
lar and murderer, McGloin. After this
ne Weat to bed aad appeared to sleeo
sounuly until after O'Clock. He ale n
nearty breakfast, and manifested no
eInotlon over his approaching fate, Al
nlteen minutes af.er o'clock he was led
OUT 70 execution. While The sheriff was
Teadlng the deaIh warrant the execution
er plnloned the arms OF the condemned
anu placed the fatal moose about his
neek. slndram did not finch. There
was deler ined and set ex preston on
ms countenance. When The drop fell the
oooy worked tonvulsiveIy for several
, ,,nInutes. His heart ceased beating In fif-
dead at S.4t 80 His meek was MOI brnl eyS
anu, anu ne died of stranRulation, after pro,
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MIR. BLAINE AS ARAILRoAD MAN
WAsMINar1N, April q.

IL IL reported that Mr.. B'nine, General
TON Ewing and Senator DAVIS, Of Vest
Vlrg,aua, have foim d ihemsel ves l-io "A
.Nndlcsio for the pu' cha e Of he Wash
ington and ONO Railroad. The road WAS
told cut several mon tbs ago, bat The fal .
the conditions. Tue track has l.eel, I'D
from A'exAnd Ia nh ,ut eenty mites nut
and the road ~ fsi,lf ~ ckeJ. The route
Tor winch ths isr'sr W sGb;aluej pa s.
es III Ongh lhe coal and tim Der ands Oi
West Nnginia, IN which air. Dtvls, MF.
Il aine Nnd other pubic neu are largely
Interested. The pan tf putchsse OF
course int lies IN { tie road WI | speedily
be completed under its prospecti We tuaD-
agement.
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THE LATEST CRANK.

From the Washington Critic, April II.
Charlotte Godfrey, the venerable
New England crank, who arrived in
tha city last evening for the purpose
OF securing Guiteau's pardon, has been
identified as woman who visited The
city in January, 1878, and was sent
hone by the authorities after brief
stay at the insane asylum. Mrs. Cod
frey talked religion allday to-day, and
expressed herself as perfectly .illing
either TO be sent home or to the asy-
lum. The former course will lprobably
be pursued.
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sale OF snarp's Island.

OXFORD, Nd, April 20, 1882.
Gen. George F. A. Starring, oil New
York, but now residing in Blltimore,
has purchased Sbarps Island for the
sum If $4 600. Sharp's Island, formerl '
know IS Choptank Island, wss purchrs-
ed by Mr.. Seth Fos er for a small con
sideration on August III, 1863, and at
that time contained 1920 acres. II was
surveyed a few years since and was
found TO be less than 300 acres, and is
still washing away very fast.
The prospec, for large fruit aud grain
crop throughout tbs section is good.
The oyster business is about done FIR
this season. Nearly ell the principal
dealers have closed their backing
houses.
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LiquIdOr Dry.

80 n people prefer to purchase medi-
ciues In the dry state so thal they can see
for them'elveS that they are purely veRe-
table. Otbets have not the time or de-
sire TO prepare the medicines, and wish
1t already to use.
To accommodate each class the pro-
priet 'Is OF Kidney Wort now Offer that
well-kuown remedy In both Liquid aud
dry forms.
Sold by druggists every where.-T Truth
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Eleven Deaths from a tornado.

SEDALIA, Mo-, April 21.-The fol-
lowing additional deaths by injuries
from the Brownsville tornado are re-
ported: Mrs. John Halpin, wife of
a section foreman near Brownsville,
and a. Starkey, farmer, three miles
northwest of Brownsville. The totsl
number of deaths reported to date are
eleven, and several others are believed
to be mortaily injured. The corpse
of Edwin Arthur passed through ,hls
place on its way to Pittsburg.
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GEN. BEAVER, it is now conceded
win receive ths republican nomination,
for Governor of Pennsylvania, having
secured l20 Of the 140 delegates so far
chosen. He was the Cameron candi-
date for United States Senator when Mr..
Mitchell was chosen, but being defeated,
was promised the Domiation for the
governorsLip, and it seems certain the
goods will be delivered, so lar, at least
as The candipaey Is coLcered.
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Newport Items,

MIS-. Henry Winter Davis, of Balti.
more, and Mrs. q. W. Hayden, Of New
York, have leased the Ferdlen cottage.
at NewpuIt,R |. Mr.. George r. Tiffany,
Of Baltimore, has arrived for the sum
tner at his cottage on Narragansett ave-
hue. MIR. I. Caldwell, of Washington
CITY, has arrive at Redwood estate, New
pott, which he recently purchased. The
Newport hotel keepers are getting their
houses in ordeS, and everybody sc ems to
be unusually ba Iy.
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From sasuraay~ LA.o Ealtnon
HORRIBLE Deash Of a Passenger.

OuhDotiAno (Nus) News, 1phil z's
A horrible railroad accident occurred
at Piedmont yesterday morning. When
No. . express train reached there ayouug
nan halling from the vicinity Of Grafton
". Va, whose name Is said to te Pinder,
q p. ssenger on the train, got cG for
some purpose and did not get on until
the train started. He then attempted
10 board the moving tyata and fell be-
meath the wheels, being crushed in q
horrible manner and instantly killen. A
cigar was between his lips when he died
He bad been employed as n carpenter
on The holel improvements at Deer Park
and Is said to have been Intoxicated
when The accident occurred. lie was
well-dressed and quite gOod-lOoklng.
His bIoIher-in law arrived yesterday
af fernoon from Grafton aud took charge
OF the remains. No blame whatever al
tncLes TO the railroad employees.
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BLAINE TO TESTIFY ON MONDAY.
WAsHIN0T n, Aprll q,

The House commi lee on foreign az
fairs tC- isy decided tob ear Ex-Secreta y
Blaine on Monday next. After Mf.
Binlne's testimony Is Conclude Ihs COM
m iItee will examine Mr.. Robert p. RAN
dali, irother OF II p'e.tntati . RanJm
a. FenSSyIvsnia' Ss ana AT. Bus, OF We
been srbse se iaed To appear. there Is o
decided opinion anon "A embers OF The
commit co that after bearing the gentle.
men named the Sbipheid invesLlgation
can be speedily te Minated.
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JAMES To- BE AvENGLD

HIS BROTHER SAID TO be ORGAN
IzISa A GANG OF DEePERADoEs.
A despatch to the Chicago Tribune
from Atchison, Kansas, says: "Yoni
correspondent has come into the know
ledge OF facts which positively eslab-
lish the theory that Frank james Is a.
the head of movement which has
Tor its aim the determination of all
whose names are associated with the
death of his brother Jesse. Frank
passed through Atcbison on Friday,
going southwest, having four leople
Nth him. On the same day Mrs.
Jesse James went to Kansas Cry.
Yesterday Frank returned from a mys-
terious visit, followed by The same
pals. My informant states that the
gaug of which Frank james will now
take the lead il taken from that sec
ton of country in the Missouri bot
toms opposite here, which produced
Polk Wells, Bill Norris, Jim Dough-
erty, John Pomirey, aud many others,
composed of the same class and ma
material, having for its purpose The
avenging of the death Of Jesse James
and other laxless deeds. TOlhis gaug
will be added a few tried mountain
outlaws whom Frank James picked up
during residence for some limo id
New Mexico on a small sheep ranch.
Robert and Charles Ford are never to
enjoy a moments peace, no matter
what the advice or assurance from
Governor Cri tenden.
Thee biulheis btgln where jose
James ldft ,h fl. They will be buuted aud
hou lded as persisten;lJ IS he was
Were the reward they afe supposed tG
obta n twenty times S50,O00, II will moi
purchase one days rest, Que peaceful
meal, CT blessed night. Thtse bows art
not alobe to be removed, but all iuIOr
mants and witnesses in Cracker neck,
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COLE VIRGINNY NEBER TIRE y

BALTIMORE, April 21.-Wllliam
Smith, Ex-Governor of Virginia, now
in his eIghty-fiGth year, addressed the
Maryland Stale Temperance Alliance
to-day, speaking an hour and half,
in advocacy of the cause of temperance
with his old time pluck and vi0or.
Mr. Smith a generation ago was a
prominent and distinguished member
of Congress from Virginia, we'll known
in political literature of that day as
extra Billy"
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W. M. KENNARD & CO.
621 MARKET ST.

OH MANNEl . i.
Wilmington, Delaware.
To those who have not
yet seen our stock Of Spring
Dress Goods, we would say
that we have never shown
as fine a line of fine goods,
nor one containing SO many
novelties. We know that
we own rany styles not to
be found in any other house
in this city. Then we have
many fabrics at low prices
which make neat and taste
full combination dresses for
ladies and children. We
never had SO many shades
of light blue, pink and cream
Cashmers and Abatross
cloths as at the present time,
and the public have shown
their appreciation by being
liberal buyers the last two
weeks.
We opened this morning,
a line of Moires in black,
blue; wine, green, brown and
steel.
Our stock of kid gloves
was never as complete.
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Fear Not,

All kidney and urinary complaints
especially Rright's Disease, Diahetes
and liver troubles Hon Bite rs " III .urelv
aud la,tinRly cure. Cases exacilv uk,.
your own have been caured In your avn
neighborhooj, and you can a nd rpliahIe
proof at home Of what Hop Bilters has
and can do. ''
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Robbers Follsd by a latte Cir,

GoAteu Dy Lattto Glrh
MANCHESTER, o., April 21.-On
Saturday night, about 10 O'Clock,
three men, masked and otherwise dis.
guised, entered Groat's house by
breaking door, aud after securely
tying the old man in chair began to
search the house. A little daughter,
aged about 10 years, escaped without
attracting the attention of the robbers,
aud hastened 10 neighbours house,
where she gave tho alarm. Help ar.
rived before any plunder was secured,
and the thieves beat a hasty relreat,
Groavs wife has given strong symp-
toms of insanity recently. and has,
from the effects of the scare, become
derai ged to such an extent that it
will be necessary to take her to an
asylum. The matter has been kept
quiet in hopes that the party might be
apprehended, but as yet no arrests
have been made.
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Damage 20 . schooncr.

LEwEs, DEL, April 2l.-The three.
masted schooDer Josephine, bound &c
Philadelphia, l'aded with lumbar, ran
on the ice-breaker about 10 O'Clock Iagi
night. She IS somewhat damaped.-
Whll3 Two tugs where hauling her oa
this morning she c8pslzed.
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ATrsa That supports Many Olhers.


There O. curiosity on lower 0gelshorp
street That has attracted considerable
attention from the residents of tUat sec
tall and several years ago the top was Ia
ken on, leaving the main TRUNK of the
tree about twenty feet nigh. On the top
1t has become somewhat decayed but Is
making up for lost lie by supporting a
young iOrest. There are several different
ahrnbs growing out from II, among oth-
ers an evergreen. three or four feet tail, =
black berry bush which has put on leaves
ana flowers, and q water oak, VIII ich is
about two inches In cltcum ferenca. We
are told that there are several other trees
Of the kind In that part OF the c cty.
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IrYsu are RmIned

in heath from any cause, especially from
the Il . OF any Cf the tbous aud nostfums
that promise 40 1irgeiy, with long tie-
tItious tstImOnials, have no fear Re-
sort to Hop Bitters vt once, AMI IN a
short time ySu will have the most robust
and blooming health.
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LOCAL TIME TABLE.
CORRECTED FEB. /, 1852.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGToN

FOR Philadelphia zoos, 223s, G.SO, G.5
7.25, afot, s.lo, 800, 9O9, 9.46, 1880, .5S a,
m: l2!0Vt M: l2.l5, l2.3aft, 1.53, 2.SO, 400,
6.l7', 2SOt. 61O, 6.SS', 1875, 9.50', io.0OS p.
In.
For New Ycrk-2. "O", 22s#, $50, 6.55.
S.4e, ll.e3 a. MI l2.3Stt. l.5S, 5.l7t, $685.
p. M.
For Baltimore-l.OO", l.42", rs 10, 500, s,ss
q. m. 90, IU0ft, 800, g. u, lI.04s ?, M
For Washington, l.OU", AZ, ~ 81 \, /, ,OOs a.
m. LOO, l.0stf, 6.57, Il.04s p. m.
For Baltimore and intermediate sta.
tions--l2.bl%, s.38 a. m; 100. sos ., M,
day. -DO SO"
frrairR running only on Sunday,
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aeRnIAL nnrTnEe.
>~~-~-~D~-~-~-r>.~er>-~s~SN~~~
A CAwD.

A GARD.
To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscrettons OF youth, nervous
weakness early decay. loss II manhood
&C., I will send q recipe that v Ill cure
you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by n missionary
In South America. Send q gelf-addressed
envelope to the REv. JosEPH r. INMAN
station u. NetO York CStv. oct2e-d&w6n,
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TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON

> = F1m .. PGhlIadelphla-l.O03, l.s2', 4.47a,
1898, Y so, LIFT, 2.3Jf, 2,5O, AZ. 955 Z ~ az
96S, st 20, 6As, 1887, i.55, 9.s5f, $50, iO.58s,
From New York-l2.43, 1929, 4. .4O., 7.55+.
oIs; "a q. S;oS a. m; 1850, Loft, 4.5j, 6.4Sa,
From Baltlmore-15Ia, 2lSs, 9.nl, 900.
!l'aS a, m. !; l23}ft, L5O, 5lIS, GSOt, 0.49@
% om Washlngton-l.2l', 2.ls, a, m.
H:S9tt, l.5O, 6.l1", 8 800, 9.49" p. M.
BnIh daily and Sunday.
Ton sunday only.
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LINOLEUMS.

This extraordinary floor
covering is made of that
most lasting material-main-
ly Cork Solidifed Oil. 1t has
been before the public for
several years and has success
fully stood tests, such as no
oil cloth or carpet could un-
dergo.
We have a large stock Of
Cocoa Mattings and Mats,
Oil Cloths, Rag Carpets,
Smyrna Velvet ard Tapestry
Rugs. Carpets made and
laid at the shortest notice.
THE TAPESTRY BRUSSELS
That we have sold so much of since
the first of the year are giving uni.
versal satisfaction, and the price is
only IS cents; same quality as arc
sold by many houses at IS cents
INGRAINS in all the new effects
and at prices from SO cents tc
$l.00.
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sol N. Fremont St, Baltimore
During the war / was in
juredin the stomach by apiece
of shell, and have suffered
fromiteversince. About four
years sagoit brought on paraly-
sis, which kept me in bed six
months, and the best doctors
in the city said / could not
live. Isufiered fearfllly from
indigestion, and for overtwo
years could not eat solid food
and for a large portion Of the
time wasunableto retain even
liquid nourishment. | tried
Browns Iron Bitters and now
after taking two bottles l ain
able to get up and go around
and am rapidly improving.
G.. DECKER.
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The only scientihc Iron Medicine that
does not produce headacne. sc. but gives
TO the system all the benefits oflron with
out Its bad effects, is Browns IroP Bit
terss
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A Clear s,omnIexion

Can to had by evtry lady who will use
PatkeF's Ginger TonIc. Regulating the
internal orkans and purifying the blood
It quickly removes plmples aud gives a
healthy bloom to the cheek. Read
about It 10 aaOLher column.
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STRENGTH

to vigorously push a business,
strength to study a profession,
strength to regulate household,
strength to do a days labor with
out physical pain. All this repre-
sents what Is wanted, in the often
heard expression, "0hl Iwish |
had the strength" II you are
broken down, have not energy, or
feel as if life was hardly worth liy-
ing, you can be relieved and re-
stored to robust health and strength
by taking BROWNS IRON BIT
TEkS, which is a true tonic-a
medicine universally recommended
for all wasting diseases.
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a true assistant to nature In restoring
sne system to perfect health, thus eDab-
Ing It to resist disease, Ia Browns Iron
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sam tuaaa L Desired"

PA. e. r. FBRRY,
JKRsEx CITY, N. j., Sept. 20, 1881.
81, H.. WARNRR, & Co.; 6trs--I have
used your Safe Kidney and Liver Cure
for kidney disease, and It certainly did
for me all that could have been expected
and all that desired.
BRNJ. #. CHAMPNEY.
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From Wilmington and Northern Rail
road-6.45, 8.45, n.35 II. M; 6.55 p. m, No
Sunday trains.
From Delaware Western Railroads. On
a. M. 2,l5 r. m. No Sunday trains,
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A medialne OF real merit, prescribed by
many leading physicianR, and universal
Il, as true tonic Is. Browns Iron Bit
terB.
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TRAINS LEAVE FOR wILMINeTo,

Philadelphia-Broad and Washington
AvenueL6,S0. 7.l5, $40. lO.l5 a. m. I.S1,
New tastle-s.83, go, n.4G a. m. 4.45.
6.49 p. m. s'1o'
Trains leaving Wilmington that will
connect a. Gray's Ferry for Broad and
washington Avehue-6.5', 9.CO, 500. g.1G
a. M; 2. % p. m. "'''' ''40
ftLimited Express trains.
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AnnOyanee PrevenIed.

Gray hairs are honorable but their
premature appearance is annoying
Parker's Hair Balsam prevents the sn-
noyaRie by promptly restoring lhe
youthful color.
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For Wilmington and Northern Rail.
Ioad=hlO a. N. {; 300, 5.O5 p. m. no sun.
For Delaware Western Railroad-7OF
A'.SO a. m. $50 p. m, No Sunday trains,
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For Della were Railroad-e. .OOs, 9.8j a. II.
A'V91 S.OV%, o.25 p. m. No Sunday trains,
SFor Ne W Castle only,
=. fFor Harrington and intermediate sta.
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n Never. Failing cnno a.
SSalus, s,c Bruises, Cuts, Sores Son SG.. ~
Altcr forty years Of tr,o, ! ec
Davis Pain lSiilerstandsu u,al, ,, PessI
IL Is snfei 1t acts immo,,Il s Infivaledl
never fhilsi Suiaaelyl n
Editor Of the St. John t,,.n,r.
IN ilesh wounds, aches ,yJainvsN NV, sayI.
~ ~ llle fnoet egoctiial remedy ,, a. ~
fop ialiy N.Y. should be without Ssiio 4
from tne Cincinnati DignatcA.
we nave sccn its magic eSfec,,
~ 70 DC q good article. N-V'uA andlAas
From !, z. Potter, U. s. Consr, =,
! Rheni3h Prussia: "A AZ CrtilN
Atef long years Of use, nm s,,,..
y plsluvely efficient as healiSSS,' ny ',slaa ~
-, Ior wounds, bruises, and snrairY % Naaee
W. W bnarper, ValdoGta, ca. save.
~ y - panacea Tor all brlIsfS ens,..-
From y. W. Adams, saco, Me-: ORz
~ gave me immediate relief
N iorty years, use itnever has,,us,..
W. W; Lum, Elehclville, n. Y. In says. ,,'a 2
- uso youI TAIN KILLER fpGiennv
Ike magic. ''-N ''a' 1Onl
y. W. Dee says:
For scalds and bu7s 1t has nosm,
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KJIyFr.
n new untried remedy. For ,,,,, ta,,. : = :
has been In constant use. and t,y t,,y1.!!ee,,, ~,
hnve used IL the longest an iis bes y.s n. u I
Hts success Is entirely because Of a. a.
Since the Pain Killer was first introSaa'..ll
Hundreds of new medicines have cnT-. ,.,a Y
gone, while to-day this medicine i. y. !.
extensively used and more hIchly,,SII.s.' n.y.
than crcr bJore. Every family shoald n.
bottle ready for use. Much pain andb,s,
doctors bills may often be saped BY pross
application of the Pain Killer. Glbr'
medicines. IL Is perfectiy sqfe even IN thsA,..
OI \ child. Try Il once thoroughlv A. A.
will prove Its value. Your druggia n.
at . &C., Doc. and s1.OO per bottle,
PERRY DAVIS q soN, proprlet,,
| pTONldenoa b
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From. Delaware Railra aad-s50, 0.s5s n
M. laos, 5.lO@, COS p. m. No sunday
sFrom New Castle only.
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rwo Chalaren Perish i'm the PLANES
Fonr FAlRr1ELp. Me-, April %.

FORT FAIRFIELD Me-, April ~.
The residence of Mr.. Ridout was burn
cd at Salmon river yesterday and two of
his children perlshed In the h4mes.-
Ridout was badly burned in attempting
10 rescue them.
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PHILADELPHIA CATTLE MARKET
MONDAY. Anril l7.6P M.

MONDAY, April II, 5 r. Nj.
BEEF CATTLE were active and
fully &c. per Id. higher. 2lOO head
arrly and sold at The different
yards at ga S12c. per lb., the latter rate
SHEEP were in demand and prices
were fraction higher. 1000 head arrIy ven
and sold at 5I715c. and lambs al a AZ
per lb.. as to cold ltion, = o.
HOGS were in fair demand and
prizes were q fraction higher. ssiS
head arrived and sold at the dinerent
yards at 9alO1ac. per lb.. as to eondI.
Park Drove Yard SD ana Lancaster o,,s.
nue.. Vest Philadelphia, April Is.
sHEEP-Extra, ITO to 100 lbs. NJ.
good, " TO lOOlIbs.. 81 to 7c.; fair 30 te 4, (,
IDS, to exc; culls, 8 to '6Lu.; GOOD
too, Arrivals, 4JG0 head. ~ Wa ''A
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BROWNS IRON BlTTERS is
a complete and sure remedy for
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Malaria,
Weakness and all diseases requir-
ing a true, reliable, non-aIcohOIic
tonic. It enriches the blood, gives
new life to the muscles and tone
to the nerves.
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THIRD EDITION
Inaarnaaann fer Eo.pay.

For the Middle and Atlantic States
fair weather, norsherly winds, higher
haromsser. missionary semperaturs.
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w. M. KENNARD & co.
CARPETINCS,
INVITATION TO CARPET
BU YERS

You had better buy now
while we have a complete as
sortment of the NEWEST
STYLES, which we offer at
very attractive prices, and our
prices are conceded to be
lower than you will meet
with elsewhere. 1t is not
likely that you can gain any
thing by waiting.
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BODY BRUSSELS.

We exhibit many new de-
signs in Body Brussels Car
pet, which are worthy of spe-
cial notice.
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CHINA MATTINGS

Are now in season, and we are we'll
prepared, maybe better to supply
the demand at popular prices than
any other house in the city. We
have all grades from % l-2 cents to
10 cents. We have the Jointless
Mating which means no plecing,
nor separation when laid upon the
floor. Do not keep a lower price
mating than % l-2 cents, as we
cannot recommend them IN xveor
The daily gazette., 1882-04-24
Wilmington UzarnOrs
Tho CITY Markets

The following were tho ruling pricel
market this morning:
Butter, fresh, per pound ..saes. 500 SIS