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'..',,.,,,, -...oT,s,, CAP sUCKEns.
.n,usement for boys In The
Commit ea"tsins Of Northern oecrgis'

r.,nuof Anhusenhont n..s..,.
colnn~ta nntains Of Northern oeorels'
hOa", h.,a.,,rr thompson in 81. Nichoisl
Isvaf The smaller American wood.
several o. " " drinkers but only one kind
pekers sle hoIes ssr for the purpose OF getting
ser Pecks NIL lie IA named BY naturaiists
thc saR aRarolInus. He is q very cunning
Centuras ~ r. hIs habits Is to move around
bd. one ~ trae lust fast enough to keep
tbs bole o. en- W" YOU as you walk around
pssrly hiu ~" : GOOD look at him. This he
ming 70 uo su. ~ do for a considerable length
W s~s tUsb but, finally, getting sne h.s Tree
" W. fairly between you "a anu c,.s =,
lraDss ,sses to bis gay wings ana mes ~
lan'' line as TO keep hidden IRON
'aen Sos Usually he says gooa-py wlIn
yo9l T,p T9oveel as he starts away. down 70
lED %nr,ain %i valleys OF Northern 6eorgia
hs nc1nsrnn smnse myself with watching the
nei 70 ,t e,ud maked negro boys trying 70 shoot
itle na,i or. n by means OF their blow guns.
~ SuVsHl Nov gun as they had 10 straight
such = o,y" ne about six feet long, through
r'd o. I,a vaIe length OF which q smooth bore
ih' W1O'1 by nnnching out the joints. The
naas .ea ~ In this gun is made Of sharp
rfOS ussn ssena wood not longer or larger than
zee o. eapo OssdIe with ball Of cotton lint
Enli'inS tbe end opposite tho point. The
Oana " S,ocrn @ out OF the gun By the breath
NOV y O..hooter,s mouth. It flies with so
ron tne ~ ,bat have seen bird killed ct
~. s,.,spce rv Of 40 yards. Some OF the iittie
w unI hoys we're skillful In using the piow
wv VI std as sly as cats In creeping uP Close
Fa Fsti-J I before shooting It. In our North.
ps Sns S,s,es when the winter 10 very cold
70 9Ii n tbe naples and ash and hickory
30 '' ,a ' frozen 80 that their zap
psc ~, W, aow into our birds pots,
w sso ear sucker. is compelled to
M '"p anon the cedar trees for food, since
kFnu ". ra.nous sap Is not affected by the cold.
losn as.u 'I'a have seen him pecking away at the
WI ..Iod hole Of an evergreen when the ther-
sH,so s",ar Stood 10 degrees below zero, and
aone,r aas fairly blue with Winters breath.
T,,r IN Georgia 1t Is sometimes 80 colo that
|, I chooses the pine trees, finding between
/ Al, bark aud the underlying wood Q sort
.fdcu,ed turpentlne, upon which he feeds.
TsiIs S%. busily engaged pccking his holes on
'.I windy days he ia not so watchful as In
=. rs,lhcr. At such times have seen
M, "O nroro 'sblow gunner" stick three or four
yum. ioto the soft bark around the busy
( "A u,jIs bolorr Il would fly, and have been Just
wncb surprised at the boy rs NJ the bird;
n A',use, % If il was strange how the bird could
4 I. "a hnsy AS not to notice an arrow "chuck-
10 ulo the tree close by him, It was
SS,Iy strange how that little negro could
. .,lpi ip to be out 80 long In such cold,
NJ wind, with nothing on but shirt.
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Full lines of all kinds of
Goods for Winter wear. Call
to-day and examine them.
noriItjanl-ie6
"NEws FROM THE CORNERS. y

Overcoats seem to be the
leading topic these days and
we are always ready to inform
the people where to find the
best stock to select from. Prices
are lower on many grades than
last year and the variety Of
styles srlrpasses all of our pre-
vious efforts to give the Will
mingtonians something to
please them. Now just drop
in at any time and especially
during this week and see what
we have. 1t may be Of interest
to you to know such a stock Of
goods is kept in our city and
unless you call you will never
know. Our Fifteen Dollar
Oyercoats are taking the lead
yet many cheaper and some
higher in price are at the Will
mington Clothing House.
Fourth and Market streets.
Two w DIEFENpoRF & Co
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Worthy ntNn.ioa

sy 0fya, cas.aiaetegard Of Ln,, and Jubal A.
SSsaelf sgnatnra.u iy-see card with fac-similes
IservIsc i'ures iho nn inanother rcolumn--that they
s%adilety Gonna Dappaawings Of The Louisiana State
srsgsOl the hra and In person manage and
Ssaa aaacted win hahhlhgs and that the same are
tsai S t0Eards MI honesty, fairness and in good
sElon, this brn,pl b, parties. In these days Of de-
~ y responSau declaration will meet with
N se.aiagc Of thIs On the part OF the public, In
ss.y Nsiss Is to maintain noble Charity ui Win in
" latiore,W,, orleans, without regard 10 sect.
m had on ~ or race. The fuli particulars
", 0tsans duplication 10 M. A. Dauphin,
IN van auetIs.,' who will cheerfully answer
1s''iss relative thNcts.
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ARGUMENT,

If WE CAN GIVE YOU CLOTHING
EQUAL IN EVERY RESPECT TO GUS
TOM MAKE AT ONE-THIRD LESS COST
AND GUARANTEE A PERFECT FIT
SHOULD WE Not BE ENTITLED TO A
SHARE OF YOUR PATRONAGE OR AT
LEAST A CRITICAL EXAMINATION OF
OUR GOODS BEFORE YOU CONCLUDE
A PURCHASE. FALL AND WINTER
STOCK YET UNBROKEN, NoTwITH-
STANDING THE RUSH LATELY MADE
on OUR LIN Es.
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uE LARGEST RETAIL STOCK OF DRY
~" G00nA

sfRlwBRIDGE s. CLoTHiER,
ptllErs IS DRY GOODS EXCLUSIVELY,
EIsuru and MARKET STRKETs.
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kOllnh nm En.na

t,Ss Nj i9r o Wells "Rough on Corns." Is
t9n, Nal. Taek, complete, permanent cure.
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The Age OF Miracle.

Nay' win Ut, l. fiierce's Golden Medical Dis
lAit Your eot raise tho dead, Will not cure
anpoD. I,i lungs are almost wasted by con.
leCtoral ! as ~, however, unsurpassed both as
saiDlte and saa sd. Alternative, and will cure
w, Cough. severe diseases Of the throat and
alce Of its it"O, woa ana bronchial affections. BY
Eal:es and enrintul eriul Alternative properties II
a'as ucerrs usr ftrraptlons, IT and causes even greai
heal. mat
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heady for Fall Rus,r.s..

lOe '1tI 1ha STOCK of hats and caps now In
aa We uo sro. most elegant stock of Derby
hsoNesstt sttr IT. nae mad made up. Prices as usual,
sp, No 4o, la inc n, city. Z. H. Rumford s.
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Men

hrdSs,,O Ol 4, Old suffering from nervous or
y Pror GNg,Oillty N, or impotence should send
lNk sor a'afston, loS Fulton street, New
bod s, ga. d complete treatise on lost man
'eA' under cover, free. tts,w
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NOVEMBER DRAWING

WHOLE TICKETS, O.. HALF TICKETS, u.
n Tickets, $50; IS Tickets, slOo.
Remit Money or Bank Draft 10 Letter or SEND
nv Fxnress. Don't send by Registered Letter OF
Posf ONCE Order. Orders OF rs and upward py
orders 70 n. M. BQARpMAN, Gonrter,J ouEnal IRA
building, Louisville, or, H.. M. buAnIp- -
KAN, 100 broadway, New ferk. ~ -sss-iy-se
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In the city of LOUISVILLE, on
Thursday, November 30th 'S2.

These drawings occur monthly dcrproyisions
of an act OF the General Assembly of Kentucky.
The United States Circuit Court on March 81
rendered the following decision; ,,.,
First-That the Commonwealth Distribution
Company Is legal.
Seoond-Its drawings are fair.
The Company has now on hand large reserve
fnnd Read Carefully the list of prizes of tho
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-30

The curious change IN political friendships and
Affiliations that may happen at any moment is
illustrated by the IuCt-iI It is a fdct-Stated by
shicagO correspondent OF the New YORK Herald
that Mr. Blaine and S1n ItOr Logan have formed a
I.Ogan- Blaine or BIaine-LOyan combination, the
terms OF which are that in the presidential race of
1884, the one OF the two whose strength proves the
greater shall have the aid OF the other in securing
a nomination and election. If Blaine secures the
nomination for President, Logan will accept the
second place. II Logan wins, Blaine Will be the
head Of the Cabinet i'll his old place OF Secretary OF
State. According to this correspondent great
many Stalwafts and friends OF Grant, incl udng
Logan, have cut loose from President Arthur'5 in
terests, and are hand and glove with Blaine, OF
Maine, for the contest of 1854.
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ErOR SALe-t FINE YOUNG BAY HORSE SEVEN
Il Years old and h rou glly b, t. the cry nd
cars Address l4D5 New York ayeia.e. o2s-3t+
EtOR 81 1.-THE FUkNITURE AND GOOD WILL
Il OF handsomely furnished House, in Il first-cssS
iocanty Immediate occupancy. Address HOU L,
1n.lA
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FOR SALE-LOTS

IGOR SALE-LOT FRONTING EAST 20 FEE T ON
l4th street northwest, adjoining house DOS also
LOT ox9o FEET south front, square Apply at 1924
18th street northwest. ssO-5w.
NOR SALE, CHI -AP-BEAU IIFUI LOT 'FRONT.'
l three streets and reservation. situated on Mas
sachusets avenue, 9th and streets (ien. Greene's
statue, Capitol HILL Terms easy. Inquire 9th
street northwest olS-w, s&m. I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-30

ErOR SALE-SEVi RAJ GENUINE SECOND HAND
4 Pianos, two good as new will be sold a bargain.
for cash, by u. L. WILD BIO. 7u9 It'll street north
west
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-30

The bicycle is steaiily Whitening it3 ncl1 Of Use
fulneSs. The experiment Of its employment by
the letter carriers OF this city for the delivery and
collection or mail matter seems 10 be a success
and it is likely that the next thing Will be It's uTi-
zatiOn for the delivery Of newspapers in suburban
localities. out west 1t is already coming into use
for newspaper delivery. The CtnCnn III Gazette Is
served regularly to subscribers IN the town of
6reenyille, Ohio by CARR rs mounted upon BICYCLES
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SCRAP PICTURES.

NOR SCRAP BOOKS. SCREENS, POCKETS. CAS-
I ties Christmas Preeents any Decoratve Work. also
Tissue Paper, Borders, Xmas Cards Wonders Christ
mas: ]. JAY GOULD. al 9th street See adv. Jap
Goods" Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-30

The unpleasanJneSS between Maryland AMI Viz
ginia upon the Potomac fishery queSti m or in re-
gard TO the boundary line in the rver between the
two states, has been revived q gain by letter
from Gov. Cameron to Gov. Hamilton complaining
OF the arrest OF Virginia Oystermen I'm the PO o.
mae The Maryland authorities, however, say
that Gov. Cameron is 1t fault in tn matter. as
the Maryland legislature 1T the last session passed
law providing for a survey establishing the line,
and asking the War department for the detail of
an officer OF the en-iTcer corps 10 make the sur
vey. The War depart.n Mt responded fIvorably,
but Gov Cameron has failed TO t.tke any action in
the way of cooperating with Gov. Hamilton In
having the survey made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-30

II you wish to purchase an Orange Grow anvwhere
from $50, to $780, 900 value, unmproved land care
fully selected in good and healthy localities adapted
$3.50 per acre. price depending upon proximity to VII
lages transportation facilities and lake fronts If you
of the best property we have in our hands for
crease Of population shown by the census has been
more than double that Of any other county in the aa
In tho last ten years.
Apply to S1NCLAIR'S REAL ESTATE AGENCY
De Lanoy's Block, Orlando, Fla. oI8-Sm
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WANTED--ROOMS

NANTED-THREE FURNISHED ROOMS WITH.
w OUT board III the northwest part of the CITY, for
Address PERMANENT Star office o2T Ar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-30

ErOR SALE-0NE HANDSOME LANDAULFT IN
Il good condition. made 10y r gers. of Philadelphia;
viii Sc cheap. Inquire at our Office. L. L. JACK
son CO.. 18th street and Ohio avenue. o27-2w.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-30

1t Is pleasing 10 hear that the receipts OF the
walking match which closed in New York on Sat
urday evening Will not more than cover the ex-
penSe5 OF the exhibition, leaving nothing for the
several contestants. This result encourages the
hope that W. shall have no more or at least fewer
OF thesr sO-rIllef contests in future. The sooner
they are finally discontinue the better.
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VOCAL 1NSTRUCTION-M ADEMOlSFLLE IA.
" ENREMONTI pupil of Nine. Nlsrdot (tiarciaD
Pure old Italian school. For apply 10 l026 18th
street northwest. between X and l.. $50 I'M
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A RI SCHOOL NOW OPEN IUR IT'S THIRTEENTH
"A Annual Session. Call or send for circular. Rooms
i5is street northwest, opposite Franklin PARK. \ Y.
L bLl4EK, Principal. o. Inn
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FOR RENT-HALLS.

NOR RENT-SEATON HALL. CORNER or O..
and streets northwest. the lest stand in this ctV
1or Billiards having been successfully used for that
long and Al feet vide has IS and is
great and growing thoroughfare and one SQUARE 1ro
Pennsylvania avenue. ia also suitable for other nur
pases, such displaying handsome Furniture p1ice
500 month. For further information apply to X g
HOFFMAN. 10th and streets northwest c0a Su ~
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FOR RENT--STORES

nor RENT-PART OF STORE FOR ROOKs
a06 sld 5pys now with
9Th street best locality in city. Address JOHN IT, IT,
City Post Office. oo7 ~ a'
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The citizens Independent movement h1s stirred
the political pot in Baltimore to its very depths,
and the bitterness Usually awakened by an ana
mated canvass fSshOwing Itself. one the citizen
supporters OF the iniepenient ticket in letter ad
dressed TO the american denOunceS some state
ments that had appear in that paper concerning
bin absolutely and malici0uSly false" Not
content with this severe denunCiatiOn the writer
OF the letter in conclusion uses the following
ominOus language: ''There are other matters con-
tanned in the same editorial OF which shall take
elsewhere such notice - | think fit" Whether
this implies purpose 10 hold the editor personally
responsible or not is 50 lar matter OF conjecture,
but IL is evident that considerable bad temper is
being developed In the Baltimore canvass, as the
American rctOrtS charging the writer Of the letter
with absolute falsenoOd AMI malicious libel lin
law ana in fact.-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1882-10-30

The managers OF the Philadelphia street cars
have issued peremptory order against smoking
on the cars, either inside or On the platforms.
Why viii not our street Car managers earn the
gratitude OF the public hy issuing similar Order,-
and enforcing 1t? Notices against smoking are
posted on some of the ears, but the con luctOrS
and drivers do not seem to think the order means
anything as they never enforce 1t. The smokers
have full liberty TO pun the smoke OF the vileSt
cigars in the faces OF the pass myers. They are
not only allOye1 to occupy the rear platform but
the from one as well, where the smoke is drawn
through the entire car; and on ut least two of the
lines SInOking is permitted inside the cars. Flsi-
tors 10 Washington say that nowhere else In the
country is the street car smoking nuisance per-
mitted 10 the extent 1t s in this city.
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Every day We hear EXPLANATIONS OF surprise from per.
sons visiting house for the first time who hereto
fore have been unable to buy ready made garments to
NJ them. The aud facility with which they make
their selections, and the welltns clothes we show
them, is revelation to all who have not heard our
fame as CLOTHIERS. Our magnificent and extensi We
assortment makes the selection of a suit pleasure
rSther than perpexity Our tables piled unusll-
ally high with choice garments for MEN and BOYS
and must indeed. be person of peculiar that
lot find something to please his fancy from the pro-
fusion OF attractive styles display. All ask
is comparison of styles and prices with other houses
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PERSONAL AND POLITICAL

The Greek play will not be perfor
med in any other city outside ofNew
York.
Vertigo is the illness which afflicts
Mr.. Longfellow and prevents chin
from working.
Mr.. Fl. B. Bryant, who founded
fortY-elght business colleges IN this
country, has now an interest IN only
one, HH#a
David Swing says that George
Macdonald in his novels has made
he'll out to be much smaller than it
used to be.
Gambetta's late Foreign Minister
N. w eiss, is the son of a Helvetlan
jew who entered BonLemps' Swiss
regiment as band master.
The has time clearly arrived for jeff
Dayis,to subslde. The South joins
the North in writing HIM down as a
public nuisance.
Gluck's ALceste will soon be produ
ced at the Royal Opera of Berlin,
where it has not been heard since
1858. Boieldieu's Jean dc Parts is
also in PREPARATION.
II is proposed in the Legislature
of Mississippi to appoint a commis-
sion to treat with the authorities of
Alabama for resurvey Of the bouns
dairy line between those States.
1t is asserted that no man of the
period has been more worshipped by
women than the Abbie List. They
bride his servants for his old gloves
and other tokens of him.
The Empress Eugene is al pre-
sent living in small house within
the crumbs OF Osborne, in the Isle of
Wight. and is visited daily by Queen
Victoria, who has proved a devoted
friend to the afflicted lady.
General Malone Is the richest man
in Virginia, and smokes dollar cigars,
the Governor of the State is poor
man, and smokes two for five."
Ex~Governor Horatio Seymour Is
1.-THE consequence OF severe cold
caught in driving from Utica to
Deertield.
Elk President Chadbourne, Will.
Jams College has accepted the presi-
dency Of Amherst Agricultural
College.
Miss Julyan, Miss Busstal, and
Miss Lister, have just taken mathe"
NAUTICAL honOrs at the University OF
Cambridge. U#s
The Isaac Rich bequest, amount
ing 10 over ~, 900 .00U, places Boston
University beyond the probability
OF financial trouble.
Verdi declines all offers to compose
new operas, on the ground that be
has finally retired from the stage,
He receives an ovation wherever he
appears in public in Itlay.
| Edward A. Freeman, the historian
looks like atypicalSaxon lie is shor t
heayi- y bearded; his eyes are shrewd
and his manner often abrupt and
independent to the last degree.
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lie happiness Of dancing with you At The

BILE happiness OF dancing with you at the
court OF the king, your father.n
"Ah, now replied the princess, With
blush, N remember everything. You
are the Prince Florizel."
"You are right" he exclaimed; II am
Florizel, and the happiest man ln the
whole world, since l shall be able to re-
store you to loving and now sorrowing
tather.s a.a af.t
While they were conversine they
heard noise In the air. Looking up,
the beautiful princess saw, TO her an
guish, the enchanted car and the fiery
dragons.
she uttered q cry Of despair, when, at
that moment, fairy, bright rs the even
Ing star, rose from the earth like 9 full
grown lily, and, haOdlng Florizel a
sword, SAID:
"Valorous and faithful youth, IL there
Is one thing in the world that love
more than another, IL Is q valorous at
lection. When the car touches the earth
wave this sword over 1t. In the car is
an invisible fiend, who will then perish,
for this is an enchanted blade, and kills
even the Invisible. Then take the prln-
cess by tue baud, place her in the chart
OF, take your place by her eide, and
wave your sword thrice. You can rely
on the fiery dragons, for they are the
slaves of this enchanted saber. In an
hour you will be at the court OF the king,
the father of-the charming princess.
As che said this she extended her
hands to Florzel and Christabel, who,
as though by common instinct, kissed
them. At that very instant their appear
ance oil the two lovers was changed.
The princess was dressed in the most
beautiful and costly robes you can I'M
agine, and adorned with such a paofu-
sion Of precious stones, one would have
thought that Golconda had been emp.ied
to make the display. The prince, Ike
wise, was most splendldly alfred, as be-
calne the betrothed OF 50 beautiful and
virtuous a princess,
The journey fron the peaceful meads
where the princess had passed the last
few months OF her lite Yves so rapid tina I
1t seemed like flash OF llgh'
cannot tell you what was the joy of
the king and The cOur' aud the dism ay
OF the wicked queen and her daughter
when they saw the ench a ted car ara wn
by fiery dragons, alight at the OF ira zee
OF the pa ace. Among the first to tender
their congratulations we're tue wicked
queen aud the st / more wicked dangb-
Ter, BECAUSE It IL not SO borritls to ste a
wicked old man or woman a. II is TO see a
wicked young person, since the former
may have been slow Of growth, while
youthful wickedness shows sin from tue
root.
1t requires the voice OF Ronsard to
depict the JOY of the old king when he
beheld Prince FloriEsl lead into his
cabinet his much-pr.z 81 daughter.
s1Fhe false queen anu the false daughter
vera also lavish OF the thanks.
Soon afterward their nup ials were
celebrated with or sst pomp, and their
felicity was so great that there has never
been any IKE It Indeed, t7ey were so
happy that they forgot to punish the
wicked queen and her daughter, but
contented themselves by allo owing them
to reside in palace nesr them, where
they could behold this happiness of the
pair they hal vainly endsavored tc
mar.
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, ronn,s FAMILY MEDICINES.

" for Dvspepsla and Constipation ;
~, - fnr niSrfhda by sentery and Chol-
4 % ~, ~, No, Is, TOR Brighps Dis
4 a III NO a'ler Iiiseases OF the Kidneys /;
so NJ Sor Coughs and colds No. 70, Tor
,,,,,I. Rroncbitis and Lung Dimcultiesi
y SSn for Asthma, Group and Whooplne
' ~ Nos IA and N, Tor Catarrh No.
- Aoar seness and sore Throat Nos.
IA "a DtspaEes Of the Blood and SKIN;
~ ana IN ana s. Chronic lDtiammn lou oil
y poweIs. stomach, Kidneys, BLADDER,
,nrb etc. Nos. ~ aud 10, Neuralgia.
ii',notistn and Govt No, ~, for
nr,ns M Is. Functional II sease of the
,,i M 20. for Nervous v eakness (;
~ ntsea ses Of the Ears No. 100, IRE
n,iye of smallpox, specific NOS. It's
diiO Fever. a que all low tyres of Ft-
tialAria[ Dlst asses generally No. lis,
,e5nlafe the Menst nal nischarge,
uen0rrhna, Dysmenorrhma, ETC.; NO.
Tnconttuence Of Urine IN Children /;
II rs. Diseases of the Urinary Organs !
TBese MediclBes are especially prepared
In can be relied upon 10 cure the Dis
4 ~ fnr which they are recommended.
Eice 5D cents and 81 per bottle. For sale
druggists and the Proprietor, Dr.
Ames T,ldd, room No. /, Almond Build
!. ". cor, sth and Market streets (;
Akirance on Eighth street, Wilmington,
prrsons suffering from any chronic dis
REL Will do wei to consult DIR. Todd.
eameLt. Including medicines, 81.
bice hours: Tuesdays and Fridays ftOm
m. tos .. M, and from ! u y y. N.
other days except SUNDAY.