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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-12-06
NERyouS nEBILITY

We warran. six Boxes Of pr :. ', r,o al
Nerve and Brain Treatment TO euT Il
Nrvous Disease. either male or n s,nIH Mead.
whatever nature. such as Nervous e,nory,
ache, Mental Depression, Loss Oh r,n,ssonn
spermatorrhma and Involuntary ihallrssuse
caused by overwork OF the BRAN, NY with
etc, aud viii give written sn "1i me money
il the treatment does not effect cum Y M b
months, Price, q per box ss eGsVS eaM
acnt prepaid by mail on receipt o. pln,sy. whole
antees issued by y, FREpkRlyhs.'i o.
sale and Re,ail Druggist New orlosnS
ders nv mall nj regular price
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-12-06

rnfc PRESCRIPTION tol tn, ~ sge'SN Named
! Is. NcrvousncsS Confusion OF INA ,orasi
son 70 society, Defective Neno, p,, s kny
o uRhl on by secret habit snu ,',,,is Cu'siiv
com "si cip 81 Charles. st. Louis Al
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-12-06

There was better feeling on tho Call Hoard
to-day, and dealers were bullish'in their ideas
Cash wheat %; November, 10, December, ",
bid January, ~. torn, In shnck, cash, 60 bid
November GO; December 30; January, 90 No
average Texas corn In bulk, cash. 20 Novcm.
ber 7o December, 90; January, 3D. Oats IN
SACK, cash, bSct6O; November, 6S@60 December
90; January, %. Rye, IN sacks, ~. Barley,
sacked, cash, " Bran, sacked, LOO. Potatoes,
IN ear lots, sacked, o. Green apples, In car
lots, a2Se9i 90 There were offerings of hay,
but no buyers were present
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-12-06

THE following. were the ruling quotations o
grain OH the Exchange to-day: Wheat oOm95
owing 10 the grade and quality Nicaragua
feed, 6O@5i choice red tuSt-prool 5566O corn In
shuck, 65G5S shelled, 650l U, Barley Ia sacks
o.. Rye In sacks, Texas, $4,000 northern, 500
Little millet seed $1,000; German. SlOO A
dealers.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-12-06

The grain market In Chicago to day exhibited
better feeling, and prices of both wheat aud
corn improved Year wheat opened nj QiA ana
closed ut %, three. cehths above last evening
For January II SOLD On first call ut QpA, and ON
last cali at 9jN, thrcc-eis hths over
last sales yesterday. May wheat sold
IN me m1rnlng at Wa, aud IN the evening al
,Olh. Corn for the year brought In the early
part Of the day %, aud the last sales Were AT
55s, half cent above yesterday. For January
H. opened NJ 5S's, and closed ut 5Sl,, three
close For May II sold In the morning 1T hiN,
and In the evening at jS.
One year ago to-day grain In Chicago sold n.
follows December wheat 81 gGa; January,
u2.N December corn, 6Oli; January corn, COS
76,iDl bushels of wheat 263, i76 bushels of corn,
and lldHB bushels of oats, one year ago to-day
the receipts We're y, $50 bushels of wheat, and
l.Ssil bushels OF corn The shipments on the
same day were lS99S bushels OF wheat and IS.
$50 bushels OF corn.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-12-06

The attendance on the Exchange was not large
to-day, which Is owing 10 the fact that the only
offerings at this season of the year could he
grain. The receipts OF grain are very light and
until shipments are received from Kansas
which will hayea tendency to reduce prices, the
grain trade will not be active. Prices in this
city are firm as follows
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NOTES AND cOMsENTs.

When the London Telegraph was founded
Mr.. Moss put 5000 into the plant. His
heirs now draw $780, 600 year In dividends
from that interest in the paper.
Philadelphia Record 1t will be impos-
sible for the Greenback party to accomplish
anything by swallowing itself, as proposed
and crawling out at different hole.
New York Star Colonel Ingersoll is
enormously accused OF being devoid Of faith
His confidence in the integrity OF the Star
reuters is as sublime as his contempt for the
prophets is profound.
Philadelphia TINES Does Jay Gould hear
the coming Of the Baltimore and Ohio tele-
graph system If he doesn't let him look
into II and learn that 1t is the beginning OF
the end of telegraph monopoly.
The New York merchant who the other
day sued for damages to his stock, caused
by the bursting of a steam heating com
pany's pipes, is very properly spoken OF by
the New York press as an esteemed citizen.
Baltimore Day. Gen. Curtis fine for vio-
latlng the civil service statute was paid by
the New York Republican State committee
The clerks who responded TO Hubbell's de-
mands will know now where some OF their
money has gone to.
New York Sun; No, there is unhappily
little ground for hoping that Secor Robson
has reformed since the elections. The most
reasonable conclusion Is that he is just now
lying low for some uncommonly au-
dacious game of loot.
Cincinnati Commercial Some of Dorsey 3
friends still insist strenuously upon his
| innocence, but he has convicted himself in
some serious respects by publishing the let
teIs In which he attempted TO prevent the
| appointment of James and hacVcagh TO
the cabinet.
A Philadelphia newspaper qualities Its as
sertion that II takes lifetime for man to
obtain social footing In that city by adding
"Still, money is not a bad credential
/ Decent fellows with bags of coin may pass
the inner doors without knocking very
! hard
Philadelphia Pre1: Doctor Bliss Is SC
mad at receiving only Sc, 900 for his services
| in the Garfield case that he threatens tc
make some Startling revelations" and
other things. The doctor should ad
| journ himself. The frightful example o
stephen Dorsey on this startling revelation
business should not be lost on DR.. Bliss.
1t has been fashionable in Philadelphia tC
take dinner incidentally while driving II
| Paramount Park, but the Common Council
are going to stop that at least for diner
who require wine with their meals. The,
propose 10 restrict the sale OF beverages Ii
the Park TO lemonade, soda water ant
coffee.
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--s>.-
Personal.

President Arthur, with his son and daugh-
ter, expect to visit Florida early next
spring.
Hon. T. l.. Martin and State Superintend-
ent OF schools, James II. Groves, were in
Wilmington yesterday.
Fletcher f. Cooper, formerly of the Geus,
has left the Washington Post for place on
the Press of Philadelphia
United States Attorney General Brewster
is suffering from gastric affection of the
stomach induced by cold.
Rev. Newton j. Miller, A. NJ, has been
elected principal of Wyoming Institute,
Wyoming, Kent county, Delaware.
The Boston Trduelier does not intend 10
be jocular when it says that Hannibal Ham
lin will not need an oYercoat in the near
future.
Judge Wylie is a native OF Pennsylvania,
but an old resident of Washington. He has
the manners Of the old school; but his dig
nifty is equaled by his benignity.
Mr.. John L. Hayes, the president of the
Tariff Commission, is said to be as devoted
to poetry as to tariff questions He was a
friend and neighbor OF Longfellow.
New Orleans judge, speaking at a rubliC
dinner, said that l. social events there is nc
more privacy, because newspapers are tht
windows through which the people look.
Mr.. John G. Owens, the actor, who's,
'home' is six miles outside of Baltimore
had reverse In Arizona mining specula
| tton, but retrieved his losses in anothe
venture
The daily gazette., 1882-12-23
A Canary Bird

makes one of the incest Christmas presents,
his sweet voice being constant reminder
OF the doner. The newly imported night
singing canary is the best as it sings by
lamplight as wen as during the day; the
cost is $3.50 Cages can be had from 81 90
for nice brass cage up to $1,000 for a silver
plated one. The best place to go for these
things is TO the retail department of the
BIRD FooD COMPANY, 237 South Eighth
street, Philadelphia. They have the largest
stock of all kinds Of birds, cages, aquartums,
fpe bred dogs, ETC., In America. Canaries
can be sent by express with perfect safety.
A printed guarantee given with every
bird. d14-9t
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DRr eo0Ds.
HOLIDAY GOODS!

Whether in search Of useful
and substantial GIFTS such as
DRESS PATTERNS of either Silk,
Wool or Cotton fabrics. Hand
some patterns in fine Bleached
TABLE LINEN or TOWELS. Good
warm CoMFoRTASLEs or BLANK
ETs. sCSRnsGAN' JACKETS for.
men. KEff JACKETS. HOOPS
and MITTEEs for Ladies and
Children. KID GLOVES in
latest styles and newest shades.
Underwear and Hosiery Of all
descriptions. The most com.
plete assortment of Ladies
Cambria and Linen HANDKER-
CHEFs,also Gents SILK HAND
KERcHIEFs in the newest color
ings and patterns or any OF
those pretty useful and orna-
mental articles especially
adapted to the Holiday season,
including Plush, TOILET CASES,
HAND BAGS, PURSES, JEWEL
CASES, CARD CASES, &c. SILK
UMBRELLAS, JAPANESE WARE,
Dolls. TOYS and an endless
variety of FANCY OBJECTS from
which to make a satisfactory
selection with an assurance OF
square dealing and correct
prices. 1t will pay you to go to
G. A. SPENCER'S,
700 Market Streets.
oclsi-2m-tts-s4
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STATE rfMfERsNoE ALLIANCE,
A Meeting Of ImportRnce 10 be Held |
Smyrna In January.


Smyrna in january.
Revs. t. G. Matlock, j. d. Rigg, r. NJ.
Cooper, A. w. Lightbourn, William Cum
Minis and K. b. Cook the Committee on
Arrangements, have issued the following
circular
The Delaware State Temperance, Alliance
will meet at Smyrna, in the Methodist Epis-
eopal Church, on Thursday, January II,
1888, at IL o'clock, a. IN. The executive
committee win meet January 10 At s o'clock
d. m. sharp The churches, Sunday schools,
ministeriRl associations, young mems chris
tian associations, moral reform societies,
temperance organizations, schools, colleges
and academies are all invited TO send dele
gates. They win thereby become auxiliaFies
to aud constituent parts Of the Delaware
State Temperance Alliance. All Individual
contributors Of 81 year are also members,
and are invited earnestly to attend.
We hope for large aud enthusiastic
meeting. The reports of our canvass with
petitions for local option will come In from
the several counties. The necessary ar
rangements for their presentation 10 the
Legislature will then be made Moreover
we do well TO look each other In the face
once q year, exchange kind greetings, and
strike hands In an earnest covenant of con
tinued labor for the overthrow of the liquoi
traffic.
Orders for tickets at excursion rates OF
the p. W. & B. Railroad, good from Januar,
9th to 14th, may be had by applying eithei
TO L. c. Matlack, X. II. Skinner, Dover, A
W. Lightbourn, Milton, Del, or P. H. Raw
lins of Georgetown, Del, (enclose stamp
Entertainment will be provided free for tn
day and night OF January t1th. A program
with names Of the speakers for the publ,
meetings, afternoon and night Of the 11th
will be given next week
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.EGIsTER's ORDER.
REGrsrER's s oYFIcK.

REGfsTER's OFFICE.
New Castle Co.. Del, December u. lss2.
Upon the application OF Thomas Bird,
Executor OF Albert D. Newton, late Of Red Lion
hundred, in said county. deceased, II Is ordered
and directed By the Register that the Execu-
tor aforesaid give notice OF granting OF letters
OF Administration upon the estate OF the deceased
with the date Of granting thereof, by causing
Advertisements TO lie posted within forty days
from the date Of such letters In six OF the most
public places OF the county OF New Castle,
requiring all persons having demands against
the estate 10 present the same, abide by an act
OF Assembly In such case made and provided !;
and also cnuse the same to be Inserted within tha
same period in the DAILY GAZETTE, .
new spaper published In Wilmington, and 20 be
continued therein three weeks, (e. o. d.
(-~>--) Given under the hand and seal ofofhce
Il. fofthe Register Aforesaid atWilminRton
tN~~~) Yin New Castle county Aforesaid, the
i. q. BIGGs, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the estate Of
tho deceased must uTescnt the same duly Attested
10 the Executor before December IL A.
D., 1859, or abide the act OF Assembly In such
THOMAS BIRD, Executor.
Adlross st. Georges. Del. dccis-sw-tls
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Rrat.rKn,s oyytcE.

RRgIsTEn's OFFICE.
NEW CAsTLE COUNTY, DKL., Noy. - lss2
Upon the application OF Geo. Gray, a4minietrn.
tor II Kate <, Anderson, late Of white Clay Cresk
hundred In said county, decea II orderea nnd
directed BY the Register that the AdmtnistrAtof
Aforesaid give notice Of granting OF Letters Qf AZ.
mlnlstratfon apon the estate OF the DECEASED With
the date OF granting thereof, by causing adyer-
tlsements 70 be posted within forty days from
the date Of such letters In slx Of the most publc
places OF the county OF New Castle requiring AZ
persons having demands against the estate 70
present the same. or abide BY an Act OF Assembly
In such case made and proyidedt and also cnuee
the same TO be inserted within the same period ~
the DAILY 0AzETTK, newspaper pubisned IN
Wilmington and 10 be continued therein three
weeks, &c. Q, d.
e~>-e Office Of Register Aforesaid, NJ Whining.
In. s. fton, In New Cassie county aforesaid, the
~ day and year above written.
s. c. BIu0s, Register.
NorIeE.--All persons having claims against
the estate ofnthe deceased must present the same,
duly nttested 10 the Administrator. on or before
November -, iss3 OF abide the Act OF Assembly
In such case made and provided.
GEORGE GRAY, Administrator.
deasi-tts-sw
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The Duily Disgrace, printed at Third and
King streets, besides being the only news
paper in Wilmington which lives by hlch-
ing the work Of other peoples brains, IL
snterprising to a noticeable degree. Two
or three days makes no difference to it, and
it daily insults its readers with rehash of
old facts that have been published days be-
fore by journals who were foolish enough to
pay for the news. A specimen brick of how
nicely the mechanical Scott and the ''hired
''man" Solomon work their two depart
ments together is shown in yesterdays re-
print of old exchanges. An editorial upon
Mr.. Talley's remarks states that the latter
appear in another column" They were
not to be found in the firtt, although, by
accident solely, they found their way into
the third edition ITO doubt much to the salts
faction of the one million readers Of the
alleged journal.
The daily gazette., 1882-12-23
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Holiday Gift.

For gentlemen, beautiful embroidered
suspenders: 25 cents pair. worth so cents,
genuine bargain. Crosby q Hill, 900 and
3D. Market street
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REorsrEWs wor1CEs.
DRGIsrER's ORDER.
REessrEn,s oTTIcH

REGISTERS ORRIcK
New Castle Co., Del, December u. iaz.
Upon the application of Barbara Aans.
Executor OF Conrad Mann, late OF VIZ
main rfon hundred, In said county, deeeA9eds
Il Il ordered aud directed BY the keGlster that
the Exeeufrix aforesaid give motley OF grant
ing OF letters Testamentary upon the estate pI
fhe deceased with the date OF ranting thereut 1y
causing advertisements 70 bf posted within tQrty
fays from the date of such Letters n six 81 the
nost public places OF the county OF New Caste,
reduiring ali persons having demands against the
esfate 10 present the same or abide BY an het o.
Issenbly in such case made and provided. Aud
iso cause the saDe 70 be Inserted within the same
s@rIod IN the DAILY GAZETTE. news
I, ,sper published In Wilmington, and 70 be con
.t4nued therein three weekAs (e. o. d.
T~~1 Given under the hand and seal of once
IL. s. yofthe Register Aforesaid, 81 WiminEtqn.
H. Yin New Castle County, Aforesaid, the day
IN" ''~' '''' ). C. BIoGs, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the estate q q
the deceased, must present the same duly attested
10 Inc Fxccutrix on or before December II,
lasa or abide the act OF Assembly In such case
made and provided. BARAKA MANI,
dec2s IT, saw
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NleIl

oung or old suffering from nervous or
physical debility or impotence should send
TO Prof. Marston, 19s Fulton street, New
York, for q complete treatise on lost man
hood. Sent under cover, free. tts,w
The daily gazette., 1882-12-23
Lunch and Christmas Treat.

F.. P Freye, No. IL East Second street
will have beef-a-la-mode for lunch at his
saloon this evening. On Christmas morn
ing he will treat his customers to brandy
cured peaches.
The daily gazette., 1882-12-23
To-Day
Saturday December %.
Al
John Wanamaker's.
Wanamaker's.
Last day. Open till ten,
Closed on Monday all day
Christmas.

at the Centennlal was one Oh
the most successful exhibits OF
that memorable show. The
exhibitors sold it beyond all
dreaming. But the trade
stopped right there. The
prices were enormous; and
nothing could be done, with
out the lure of the furniture
itself to be seen, felt of, tested.
There isn't another article in
all merchandise more winning
or more satisfying. 1t has the
lightness and yielding grace
of rattan-work, with a strength
beyond any other sort of furni-
ture and the finish is so far
beyond anything known in
American work, that it may
well be incredible.
The wood appears to be
Beech. rive do not certainly
know.l The wood is first
steamed till it is soft and limp;
then bent into a thousand
shapes then glued, when
gluing is required, and piled
out to season again then
smoothed and polished and
caned and put together with
splendid obedience to the laws
of strength-put together with
iron screw-bolts then taken
apart, packed down and
shipped hither,
We have not more than $50
pieces; and it will be weeks
before we can get more. Every
piece will go to-day, if the
right people read this; for the
prices are as reasonable as
they were unreasonable six
years ago. Who will buy
such 7 Almost everybody that
sees it. No house is too rich
for it and even the poor will
want a little of it now. The
lowest price for a chair is $l.75;
the highest $3.50.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
Even to-day books and cards
are as plenty as ever, except a
few which are nowhere
Neither will be lower after
Christmas. Damaged book:
will be put down, of course.
when we get time to pick them
out.
JOHN WASAMAKER
Books: north Of Thirteenth street entrance.
Cards and tokens; south.
OF gloves let us say that We
have all such as belong to {
first-rate stock, and really none
that do not ; for men, womer
; and children fine and course
all good of their kinds, and tn,
kinds such as are approved b,
, those who know.
r This is saying much ; bu
we mean every word of it
/, even on the day before Christ
mas.
JOHN wANAMAKER.
!. West OF Arcade. sixth and seven counters.
Umbrellas, mostly made il
3 London, where the best frame
e and the best silk are to be got
c and we go direct for them, tina
;, you may save money; 0
r rather that we may have
double title to your trade. Fa
artistic handles we 60 to Paris
, even then the umbrellas ar
made in London.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
f, West Of Aacade, north counter: also nortnaa
~ corner Of main building, Thirteenth al
:. Market.
,s ,s If it be lady's cold-weathe
er comfort you're thinking of. W
se ae are fortunate in having fault
h u, less quilted satin skirts of
$, number of qualities and style
y. ss at 81 to $14; such as W
ry ordinarily sell for a half NOR
We have all sorts of otht
ct warming things. We pic
Ms Ms these out for cheapness.
". JOHN WANAMAKER.
: West Of south entrance to main building.
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Don't Die In the House,

"Rough on Rats" Clears out rats, mice,
reaches, bed bugs, flies, ants, moles, chip
munks, gophers. 10 cents.
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No Parer on nGendar.

In accordance with prevailing custom,
and in order to give the employees OF the
GAZETTE an opportunity 10 appropriately
enjoy the ChrIstman festivities, no paper
will be issued from this Office on Monday.
The daily gazette., 1882-12-23
RhEuMArIsM ANc oovI = CO.n' 0n5i.n

RfiEuMA TtSWt AMI - NJ eydraS
When We can establish by clla.n ,ap,gc- n, that :
which every inquiry but make -, IN, Eheuns
nave Tho only real, or radical remeuY ~ ~ ,hf nd
nisoyiers and ne sut that evidence WI u, ,r,y
~ every sulIerer tritOut money anu tyt1i,' % b
claim that no one but the fool VIII lelu ,,., h5sg
mr. or close his eyes 10 tho 0iad tldhg, ", 10 "a
lila blirbted life In justice 70 u . 'o.,,ropof "
dependent families and TO the cons dogu
llois ambition before you Vete ~ ~. ,r ndmen
,,.s Of some Who nave drank ol 'v Vo,;
~ III. and are now full Of tho Joy@ 'Wrov.llsa
III, n the world their glad experience, wht
~, ~ ~, rsiso eiatement and make No as'I sgA
s,onnot by proper inquiry tby lesld lsi.,nI TO he Il
fiondsl bo probed to the bottoln ~ 'Vs
Of truth. -,,ov. Us tori
,uon. b,ndred, cured our present spsee sr suffer
IN NJ Hardick, lis Plymouth st. n'OOA'
Sish ceLoaiS asstarsa qoa Pearl ST. BrOOflynses''s
eqSt o..nuerer. 2i7 Baltic ST., BroOkJn =
cbrouIe Rheumatic Gout6 years. B'an,
= NJ: Inoehsa noeha expended over 5000 in o'hef
ooSors No. Seyla, 4si Third Avenue BfooE'yp- '"''
,% i1,s0s Zs1I $50 BAinbridse ST. 1y Ssd Che
-. snd Chronic rheumatism snu
pyspspPfilsi ps pPliinrou, iss 18Th ST., BroosyTbins
tor wears; chad tried eNe ;, RbeuuasE
Dr. Geearoh New YOTa ,Sys ST. New YoLlSf,,aISsy
.aamms,orv Rheumasn 70 years abronic, nervous %
VI pixop. I12 Yves. b., New f0rA c.,ouI
ns,i,n 'sS ssiS.S SsSs'w wood lOa South ST. new
RhelmatiIm % yeaTs. ,, Az New York-'H
,nstism and Kidney Disease; ly Jersey eiH
Judee Crossman, IL oaA N
nhsrmasism several years oh,rs cured y y, ~
n G Of heamalsm DyspePsa.d attsntlOn Or S hs ID
Now give this matter da,.nlsrs desIl and you vii p'
circulars with fuller paIue" Ayl
you saw this adveftisemens oa Atlantic :. 4
RroOkIyn. and 100
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pbtlu,Al gasetts
Free Materials for ships.

WILMINGTON. SATURDAY. DEC. 80.
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EVERY MAN

nnI before the ofthl krS
aSe sunsIcss ssTlTUrr, and giving STTy,
are MARRTED AND SINGLE LE-,TrTS TI
Address, MEDICAL AND suRsioMAn az HeW Yoz
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pEGIsTER's ORDER.

Address: Wilmington.
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Philadelphia, New York and Boston Exchange
n'rnlshed TO regular Depoeitors without charge.
"seount days, MONDAYS and THURSDAYS
$50 A. IN.