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The daily gazette., 1883-07-30
DailuAI gazetlr
WILMINGTON. MONDAY. JULY 80.
There Must be a Change.

Political predictions are ever liable TO
prove lamentable failures, but any one who
reads the article on the "Signs of the
Times" from the New York World, in an
other part OF to-day's paper, must come to
the conclusion tnat the Republican party
has not the remotes prospect OF carrying
the country at the next Presidential elec-
ton.
Although the last two administrations
were Republican In politics, the political
sentiment of the country has been favor
able to the Democratic party and it's
principles, ever since the "tidal wave' Of
1874 swept a corrupt Republican Congress
out of existence and buried under a wave OF
popular indignation the thievish and ex-
tration, whose official delinquencies were
the shame of the land. In 1876 the people
OF the country elected Democratic Presi
dent by a majority OF a quarter Of mil lion
votes, bu were shamefully defrauded out
OF the ruler of their choice
BY the most gigantic steal that ever
disgraced a free nation. Again, in 1880,
the Democratic sentiment of the country
was stided and overawed by the lavish use
in Indiana OF the money which Dorsey aud
his gang of Star Route plunderers had
stolen from the government, and the most
unblushing frauds prepetrated by the admin
istration heelers in the city and State OF
New York.
But during the campaign of 1884 very
different state of affairs is likely to prevail.
The Republican party is not only covered
WITH lnfamy and lisgraee atsehdsnt upon
the Aeqnittal of the Star Reute
rascals, whose stealings were useC
as the party's campaign fund in the las
national contest, but is rended by inteFna
dissensions in dozen Stases where It for
merly held complete control. The Demo
cratic party is locally in power over three
fourths OF the country, and is in the hes
possible condition to make an active, az
gressive fight next year. The tide of popu
lar sentiment is in the direction Of com
plete revolution of our national administrs
ton, and the ''signs OF the times" ioretell
sweeping Democratic victory as con
pletely as the October election
determined in advance the success of Franl
liz Pierce in 1852. ".
Beyond a doubt the Democratic trump
will be complete throughout the countl
next year, aud the Democratic voters
Delaware, who have consistently upheld ii
principles OF their party in the face of r,
peated and disheartening national defeat,
should at once prepare to keep their stat
in the front rank of the advancing Demt
cracy, and be ready to join in the gran
work OF achieving victory in 1884.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-30
JOHN WANAMAKER.

There are a few shawls, in
Cashmere, Shetland and
Chudda, from the windows,
where they were slightly soiled
They can't go back in stock,
of course. You can have
them, if you. choose, at three-
fourths and one-half value.
Ladies' 1 isle Thread 2-elas-
tic Gloves, in grays, for a
quarter, will form an immunity
against the more modest in.
seets and the troublesome
treckles. The 3-elastic. in tans
and grays, 40 to so cents, may
serve you better. The jersey
Glove, for so and 70 cents,
many prefer, or the Mousque.
taire, fer 75 cents, being more
dressy while the Silk Glove.
rule in respectable minority al
$l.25, $l.35,$I.50 and So pei
pair. .5....
Arcade, west side.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-30

MAYOR KING, of Philadelphia, very
properly refused permission to one OF his
policemen to participate in a professional
swimming match, under penalty OF dis
missal from the force. Mayor Wales, on
the contrary, allows one Of his officers to
blatantly announce that he VIII swim
against competitor for any amount from
$50 to $1,000, if the money is ''plahked
"down" at the police station. Mayor
Wales shouldn't there's no use throwing
out any suggestion, as our Mayor is VI Astly
different from PhiladeIphia's model ex-
ecutive.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-30
Ti,s FRONT and NIarhst Nuisance.

The condition of affairs at Front and
Market streets has been growing worse,
until the place is perfect eyesore to the
COMMUNIST, and locaiity shepped bs I'll
respectable peepie ON their way 10 and from
the railroad slatiou. 4uA for this outrage
upas&hs> psgbiie and che busiasss 'mea Of
that neighborhood, our 'mo,iel" police adj
ministration Is solely aud directly respon
sfbIe.
1t Is well known that for years lot Of lazy,
dissolute negroes have considered 1t one Of
their inalienable tights to loaf around the
vicinity Of Front and Market streets, and
bask in the sunshine ali day lopg. They
were somewhat of an annoyapce, it is true,
but the police kept them under close sur
veillance and prevented them from heing
too boistetous or disorderiy.
Now all this Is changed. The present
police move among them without rebuke,
and encouraged by this official favor the
negroes have fairly taken possession Of the
nelghborhood. They have extended the
limits OF their stamping grounds to Second
street, and form one of the greatest nul-
sances ever imposed upon community.
II the police were worth picayune they
could change this outrageous condition
within a week. Mayor Almonds polio.
maintained comparative order and deeeney
in this neighborhood, but their successors
have not only discounted their good work
but have encouraged the offenders to re.
newed license aud rendered them teIl-told
more obnoxious and offensive. Mayor
Wales can, II he will, confer blessing upon
the community by putting AN end to ihis
disgraeeiul nuisance hOut delay.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-30
JOHN WANAMAKER.


Never before has an English
Milan Bonnet been sold so
low. The price rules no
longer at $t.25, but at SOC.
The best straw you can get
Cheap Straws of all kinds
are at their lowest.
Remnants of Ribbons are
very low-one, two, three or
four yaAas in length, and color
you may select to snit,
Flowers and Feathers in
complete assortment still.
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GolNG sourH
71'lAANBEN AND AT-ANuc = )
,,, f, ON on, AND AFrERJlNEa ,sa
hAiNs WILL LtANE FoIInw.
..9s FOR ATLA MTG ttIT,.. '@VMs

- -, "a ~ l'ANIl IlC CITY:
aoh N ine street ferrl Eypcs. an vo.,
,a ~ - =. ~ 4: 10 100 \" Il h. Is II, m |m,eA.dii
M nsy o"'S' z'Wp. NJ. On sHuiay ,Isan%5s ny "
Ftom, siIaokhmax IN stree, Por,,
sg.sA. Ns IS ~ a. hl. ,S,tp, iuoae6 1Spr.l
Ss;1a "p y E'm p. m. II sundSy ps;9: 3 =
Aeeo, "a, ~; ;.'iation Train will leave ,h,..
~, Mssks.'ayE ssl ~ .. ~ a m.anl la ~ nv ids
Dt,i sIh ~ AZ :. ooe. M, aud / " BIN p'ut ahd
raflOF ears attached Ia an rynr,t"
hhVHBslon TRAIN wi ave lie ,hs'
daily sta3oa. M. '"' Shott Fed
u lsthAL TRAINS FRDN pun ann,
Fur ih.ds n Held from Vpl ,ut Sh..a. y
i ~ ~ Fsrrfss, 100. g. u i0,f0 and +, ,a
20 I, IEsV"in., 2:00, 100. 600. 6. .3u M IVA
fIn Vine stree only, S. Il, 7.p
snackaniaxon street on / 9Jn nv q m'f4
snhaF trasqs lsaye both Ferries al sW,,,l
FfIpl. Pennsylvania Rallrosd scan.
MArket'sFf,.et, T.S0 a. NJ. , h S;1uon, Nio, ioos
q. m.. seek days, SUNDAYS, q, Sia n " RS
tAFor Atco, ff,'in Vine auI SLarssn. m ~ y
1 %Fertaes s.Wla. M, I2.0t nom. ~ y. "
/ nbs ~! nundAvs. SOFA, IN 1, u n ~
4 eosl OF Market street, ~ D. M
Een y Aln'ssont ton, ffom Vine and shackam,,o
dAys, s.t0a! m, 40 y. m. sstt,dls, dm.
.Irph tool OF hlarke street, il &n. m y
Fer 5.ktsi''e, Il.0ea. m, 10 u. M "''
| For Marlton, Mellf rd, Mt IinIlv aud t
dlate 81 tlt.uns, i,1ye foot ufNark I ~ 'uStl
days, Ba. M. 2. o and 5.m u, m. SnSsl
| ssiu y m. SD p. IN. From Niue and INV
| mAN9n Ferries, 10. .0p u. M. week days 4''p1
For llllamstOwn. frrm Vine AMI .Ss,,s.,u S,1,
street FERRIES, $40 a. IA, N. ! S6i1n'
| Woodrun parlor cars on sll expires, tTsiHip
| W. N. BANNARD, i n wn"n
superintendent rn'i psss
The daily gazette., 1883-07-30
JOHN wAMAM.aAE ER,s.

Some hlxer it to a bazaar
some to the { Contsnnial display.
w find it more like provid-
iIl fdt a grea higfamily grow
ing up around us so fast that
we don't get this lardersmade
bigger before that store room
IS torn out to make Il hold
more.
.e'F'o-norToweend J,uly-I4--sun
mer two-thirds gone and the
August days upon lis Df all
times in r e year the dullest.
You knownit used to be hat
stocks were run down IN the
summer time, because trade
slackened, and wouldn't this
neg ect to rightly prov de help
to slacken itl In our case,
howeve, with aicool store and
a large summer trade. we have
to keep our line to choose from
though the aisles are not
crowded which is a com fort
Tor us all. ~ s -
The daily gazette., 1883-07-30
JOHN wANAMAKER,

The early corners this week
will be rewarded with a hand
some Black. all-wool, Spanish
Lace Grenad ne, sold To our
customers at 75c., and 3lca,
per yard, IIntrinsieally,aa bet7
ter bargain othtn those Organ
dies that went before You
!eLEt.l- I'm "a l..ti s5as "4sH 4iso4'l ! D..
reached them. 80, s. 5a1 .s
The daily gazette., 1883-07-30

WHILE THE home club may not secure
the championship pennant in the Interstate
base / all contest, 1t stands glorious
chance Of winning superb and elaborate
leather medal. Aimirfng citizens should
begin now to prepare this suitable prize.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-30

VINO Doubts tatement Mane by. Gen Is
Beaure ard and Early Over Their own
signatures ?
1t is easy to carp at successes and accuse of
dishonesty those whose moral character for in
tegrity, yeTacity and fair dealing are as unsul-
lied as the driven snow, Now, in reply to ssme
cavillers, actuated by motives easily seen
through, Gen'sH. I Beauregard, of La and
Jubal A Early DIVA. reAffirm and publish to
the who world, over their own autOgraphic
control all the monthly and semi annual draw.
ings OF The Louisiana State Lottery, and the
same are conducted with honesty fairness and
good faith toward all parties.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-30

ACCORDING to the official statement of
Treasurer Pierce, published In to-day's
paper, the bonded debt OF the city amounts
to 81 ,+65, 400. Oh this amount, only $685.
600 was contracted by Democratic City
Councils, the Republican administrations
being responsible tor all the rest. The Re-
publican Councils borrowed $lO0, 900 for the
purpose OF funding hoatiny debts, and
when the Dt nocratic Council came Into
power in the fall of 1878, it was compeIled
to apply to the ensuing session of the Legis-
lature for authority TO borrow $3.50 o. 10
pay the floating debts contracted by its ex-
traVagant and incompetent predecessor.
The democratic Council found the taxes for
the current year expended, the appropriations
exhausted, and Sl3, 900 of loan of So, ,OOO
issued tor the beneht of the Board of Educa-
tion deliberately stolen, and not a trace oil
the money left behind. Hence the necessity
for making the loan Of $l45, 900. Thii
makes total OF S245, 900 which the peopl,
will have to pay Tor the luxury of Repnb
liean administration ,and when the deticlencl
LETT by the last Council is added
the aggregate will reach $500 900, to sa,
nothing OF the thousands OF dollars vast e
fully squandered during the extraVagan
reign OF the old ''City Ring" Republican
City Councils have proved quite luxury t,
the people of Wilmington, for which, how
ever, they will have to pay dearly in the end
The daily gazette., 1883-07-30

DOUBLE TRACK JANNY COUPLE
iA43l / stit- STEEL RAILS!
y .5.' SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT
5N ,49al SUNDAY, NOV. u, Iss2,
LEAVE CAMDEN STREET STATION
N. tChieago, Cincinnati, ST. Louis T,s +
5.OO press, II. & .. Palace Sleeping lsrs
Slncinnati, st. Louis and Chicago
4. " washington aud way stations ds
MlDLANDl Southwest, Richmond, L
QtlantirOO tr
CD Ellicott city and WAY stations.
9.D Washington and way stations.
I.W washington EXPRESS
7.lb AN NAPOLIS, SfAU NT0N ANUWLA
lNGbON TX. and stations on Metro
a,n ,fF fF,sa%Gas sIaRsa: stra,pprr, wn,p,,..t /
erstown, Frederick and way stati0nG
VAIN atem- tOn Sunday to klllcOlt
800 tPff4sBuRG, CINCINNATI, ST. IOd
.MASHINGT0N AND CULUMBUS
~ PRESS daily, and CHICAGO DAILY I'd
saturday, (Richmond and the s6uh
QuantlCol. Sleeping cars, Baltim0retW
- einnali. Louisville and Chicago Julct
Parlor Cars, Chicago junction 70 @a
5.-. Sleeping Cars, Grafton TO lndlanAps
daily except saturday.
$40 washington aud way sta Ions, Am
lO.@ " " W3sIIfSGffSo5iN M MlTSGfS5i AND Laurel {
PRESS.
l2.lS Washington, Annapolis and way
l.N spn Sunday only, for washington (
Way.
I.0 Elicotf City and way stations,
2.O Washington and Way Stations. a
mond. QuanticO, except sunday, II
neot at Washington with |. AS. C. CO.
Monday, " ednestlay and Friday, and !
Potomac Steamboat Co. On Tuesday I,
dAy and saturday for ols Point UoHll
Norfolk. 6e.
l.o1 " fsniNGToS EXPRESS. St0FI
F-t JeasuP's Annapolis junction, LSafs
An Winchester, Hagerstown, FredehcE
WAY,
5.O5 tWashingtOn, Annapolis and way,
81 tfrederiek and way stations.
so Martinsburg and way stations.
6.25 = Washington and way stations,
7.3a HsiH5bufg, Cleveland aud Detroit EIpd
. Il o. Palace Sleeping Cars to PilElg
s.4B fEtt ItAGD, CINCINNATI, ST. LVQ
WASH NdIUN AND CoLUMBUH
PkESS. b. 60. Palace Sleeping sd
Cincinnati. st. Louie and Chicago, N
$50 burg aud the South, via Va. hldsna
y.iS ION Sunday only, for NJ Airy and "
HIS Mt, Airy and way stations,
lilo " asbinRtOn and way stations,
Leave for Metropolitan Branch, Llba u, /
and 80 p. IN. For Rockville, tg.Wa. n
All trains stop al Relay except S.Wa. m
LEAVE WAsHH GToN FOR BALTla0E
a.0l, ie.SO. $50. t7.45, $40, ta.00, 1890 4!
r. 10, tI,25, =. %, "a "a 43DO, So, AN, tAA'il
t7.M 7.5l, ~. 40 and ll.Ai p. m. \
tDally, SUNDAY on.y. other trains =
except Sunday. -,
Baggagf called fOf aud checked at hoiei
residences on orders left at llekel uHesA ns
W. ts1 BALTld0RE 81 REEI, \. ", (, es, 9htI
vert; CAMDEN STATION and wy
W. NJ. gI.EM 6iNTs, G. H. LVh.ps "
Master Of Transportation. Gen. fass, ~
The daily gazette., 1883-07-30
NEW YORK DIVISION. 4,
rRAIRS LEAYE RItpAD STREET STAIiIUR
y Il r FOR kEWgYORK. =

E1p5'4sa s4eeai SHf MoadsS, N ssda,Says ESQ. ara az "a ;
@9P,m.lL ~. s&s97:4S, and s,so ps M,
saS @ nlE9fE ElteS 1a SSgREa1ss Expsrs.s ~ ss A
psl and d. s.2SP. W. Snd l4oA night; s s,a.
9f ss8Jee r ee; wth ~ boas bar9usa n fns
Annex, :" ahordinE direct transfer TO Fulton
street avoiding double ferrlaEe and journey
ExpFesS for Sea Birt' Aprng Lake, Ocean Beach,
OCEAN Grose, Asoury sark and Long Braneh,
FROM KENsINGToN STATION FRONT AND
NORRIS STREETS. Z.
Express for New York, 6.s5 and $40 =. m. on
Yweek-da ~ ElEt{sA iltIE q IL -
FROM MARKET STREET WHARF.
Express for New York, via Camden ana Trenton,
$50 q. M, and ~ y. m, on weeksdays.
Express for Ocean Grove and Long Branch, sc !,
Via TOMS River and Berkeley. 7.D y. ln.s p.
Expr for. Toms River, and intermediate
stations. 7.Bla m, aud ;. 70 p. IN.
Tuekert0n HS0 a. m and 4.oop. m.
u -. BELYIDERE DIVISION. ~
FROM aRoAD sTREEr STATION.
Eass son, Deawate R1sIcs Gsp, scTsnIon, ling.
hamt9n aud Oswego, 8;Ooa. M, T. Ol and $50 o.
' p. m. u ''!A"so" ""' " 'Ss 1'ef zap 0niH ''%
gor tfambertsills, $p. IN. $.
$50 N. 3. q I. q and '55 ?. N.
FROM kENsIN G'foN STATION, FRONT
AND NORRIS STREETS. II
Eaiioh, DeiaSare Watef 40, 81 seisaton. BiIgi si
hamton and OsweEo 40 ~ m, IL. vi, ). 20 b. in
For Scranton and Water Gap only, 3. IS p. IN.
For LambertVille, 2. 10 p. pl. 4 4 fT 4 +
For Pennington, 40 a. m, IL. Oh and g. 10 D. IN. 4
sleeping-fsg tickets can be had Al Broad and
Chestnut streets, 6ss Chestnut street, and Broad
street station.
The Union Transfer Company will call for and
check baggage from hotels aud residences. Time
cards and faff INFORMATION csn tie dbtaiIe af the
stations and at the following
i Ae. So Lhestnua streel.
E4E ~ ~ < s. II. cor. Broad and Ghesth at
TICKET OFFICES: No. l16 Market street. -
No. 4 IChelt0n ave. GermaITt N.
No.. IA ktslAFaai "a ,At,t.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-30
JOIN wAVAMAKER

Polka Dot. Lawns are staple
goods as you know, but they
are graded down to your ex-
pectations- 2t Il" 90, 81 to %
4bo 90 +o al zf s4t d1uls-o ziu
tltC 20 w "a t. ...-."..-- .st 8lli
B ,thing Towels are red uded.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-30
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Main door southeast corner

The quaint richness of some
OF the Ladies' Pins at the
Jewelry Counter is a study.
rhe good effects in colors are
obtained in the metal itself.
Formerly leaf was leaf, but
your exaeting taste requires a
/ af to be known readily by
its form. Where would y gu
find a more acceptable $40 or
$50 PRESENT. Made here on
Chestnut street, not in Attic
boro. Note the .rtistic fit
ness:
ID agon Fry and Cat-tail.
Pansits and Leaves.
Water Lilies and their Leaves. /.
Gle, Jobwebbed spider aud Flies.
Three Owls and crescent.
he .ksthetle Sun Flower, the seeds following
| nature closely.
Butterflies and other Insects impaled on the
| pi sH y
| Juniper street entrance, on left.
/
The daily gazette., 1883-07-30
JOHN w ANAMAKER, j,

Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market streets
and City-iiall square, Philadelphia.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-30

In answer to the question asked in the
Sunday Star, what shall we do with our
yagrants9 the GAZETTE would suggest the
following: From the report OF the Street
Commissioner it will be found that the
weekly expense of cleaning and repairing
our streets amounts to nearly two hundred
dollars, yet it is notorious fact
fact that ours are among the dirtiest streets
in the country, to say nothing of the
wretched condition of the payements Could
not the yagrants be arrested, lodged
aud ted in some suitable place
provided tor them, and compelled
to clean our streets? Is 1t moi
worth trying, al any ratel In peniten.
tiary not very far from here the superin.
tendent let's out men by contract for from
35 to 80 cents per day and the institution
pays its running expenses aud turns over tc
the county over $50, 900 each year. Now, II
prisoners can be used to such an advantage
in one place they can be in another. The
dollars which are paid for keeping oul
streets in order, If applied to the support oi
Vagrants, would furnish more than doublt
The present iOrcr and accomplish more than
double the ant uni Of work. II man IL
able to work he ought to earn his bread
Now that the question has been asked let il
he answered and h, eded.
The daily gazette., 1883-07-30

baltimore & PHILADELPHIA R.sR.
Dtp YlhAN9E OFT HOUkss
l0nl aIr 4ner JUNE lst, lsSS traina VIII gun as
Leave wilmington 7.06, 1880 n. m; 5. 30 b. ln5
Arrive a. LepdeRhsrg, $50 a, ~; l2.oo hoon,
s. 90 D. M. n ~ a. .
-undays, leave wilmnRto :, 80 a. M. and
G.0Op m. l+-
Arrive at Lnndenher II. ~ a, M. 7. 10 p. IN.
Leave LAndleEberg d. ~ q. N. l2.hN p. IN.
Arrive II Wilmington 500 q. NJ. 2.lk b.. m.
SAnsiays, Isate Land enp,srA $50 al - 4l0 Ilns
Arrive Wilmington, $40 4. n. $40 p. nj. 80
la af,s ID " l4h y Eli papfrinwndknri
DE RAILRoADsNul
The daily gazette., 1883-07-30
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAIIR0I

THE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE az
LINE BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST, VIA WAsHli
$780,. TON.
I DOUBLE TRACK JANNY COUPLE
A4sA s'5t- STEEL RAILS!
4 ..t q ErHki1Ig1 4 ma n,.Up pD.r
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RA.rE.R0AD ErwEs

pHlLADkLk seSs s.
~ MING NoN "a - -
n. - BtUNA &41s0s.
n T,ai les2sl WI IN as ioiIews 10,
fhil IA at11 pterib aSAte stAtionB-G.40,7.s
io a.. ~ 800, 7@Aae.SS1 p. N.
PhiIAflelrhtA tsMprasS 2 q, $50, 100, 81
VS.. 10. % a.SaSs ta' la, S.i7, so
New York-2.0l q u, 6.sD. 6'FB.s sSS, l1.sa A. ~.
". ., LA, 2.sA 5.i7, 8.As, Ia, p. IN.
bnAInoTe and intermediate BtatianH--l.aH
A5 q. m. 6.Q0p. N.
baltimore and Bay Line-4l.M q. farSs
Baltimore and ManhinRton-i.Es - ash, g. - fsiT
q. m. l.U0, Fl.t9, 500, 6.&, tj.O4 D. N,
sBsFa aHkss-lse "a 81 aud q .tfs
Trains fer Delaware Division leave for
New Castle A " psiAa. ~, tOA S.O0, e.25p. ~ &.
HARRINGTON khdihtermediate stati0ns-e. 10 :. /.
Los e.ghp. nj,
pslRi, ;Ss i 10 'a'''"''''If gFr 'aR'G :"
| Express for Delmar, 100 pm.
SUNDAY TRAINS. ,,f
PhtlRdctphin and intern ssliat statlpnss 10 Ant
IL. conn bs20 7.sO, 9.5A, y. IN.
Philadelphia and New York 90, z. u a. M. 5. ~,
esA4,.T.18 p. msH y lH 4i H999f ~ tNEN
Baltimore aud Washingt6u--I.4G, 4.Hls 500. DIT,
| ., m. Il.Os p. m. 'li1f sh Hs
RMleimore@lsO5 - m. Pee '1fiifH +f}si1 ~
For hirther inforinAriOn passengers are
l esrrsa % the time tables posted ~ the depot.
T. ~TfhfnB Ifiarked 3uss e. are lliIits express
/ apoh which 4k tFa fafe ~ charged. ,s
tffg75" j. X. WOOD GeneraI Passenger Ast.i
| UHAB. Il. PuGH. General MANAGER 7dv
The daily gazette., 1883-07-30
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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-18

The following statement OF william j. Cough
in, OF SOmorYiie, Mass, IL 80 remarkable tnat
We beg to ask for II the attention oi our read
ers. lie says "In the tall OF 1876 II was taken
with violent bleeding Oi the lungs, followed
by II severe cough. ! soon began to lose my
appetite and flesh. | was so weak ut one time
that ! could not leave my bed In tho sum
mcr OF 1877 / wasRdmitted to the CITY Hospital.
while there the doctors said hat a hole in
my lett lung IA big HI hali.dollar. cXpcnd-
ed over "A hundred dollars In doctors and med.
icinps. was so iar gone at one time report
went around that was dead. gave up hope
but n friend told me ot DIR. WIN. HALLS
BAISAM FOR THE LUNGS. l laughe at
my friends, thinking my case incurable, but
got "A h' tito to satisfy them, when To my sur
prisca Il qualification, / commenced 10 feel
better Ny hope, once dead, began to revive,
aud TO lay l feel in better spirits than have
the past three years.
81 write this hoping you Will pubish II, so
that every ono afflicted with Diseased Lungs
win be induced to take DIR. WIN. HALLS
BAI.sAM FORTHE LUNGS, and be convinced
that CONSUMPTION CAN BE CURED.
have taken two bottles and can positively say
that II has done me- more good than all the
other medicines l have taken since my sick.
ness. My cough has almost entirely dsap.
poared and shall soon be able 10 go TO work. :,
Sold bv 81. u. Cochran. 1877 North Queen street
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The following is list of letters remain
ing in tho postoiiice for the week ending
Monday, September II, 1883
Lddtes List. Mrs. Ada L. Arnold, Miss
Emma Brubaker, Miss Blanche Downing
Miss Agnes Dellingor, Miss Martie FiIson,
Miss Kate Gorrecht, Miss Lizzie Herr,
Miss Martie Hess, Mrs. Sarah Hill, Mrs
NJ. Miller, Miss Esther Myers, Miss Sallie
Snyder, Miss Mary White, Miss Annie
Young.
Gents LisL-L. 5. Alexander Jno.
Beuar, A. G.. BOmberger, +. NJ. Bowman,
Harry Biuebaker, q. II. Carter, Pat Eot-
ter, Emanuel Engloberth, Chas. NJ Fisch-
or, Richard FISHER, Milton Grove, Bepj
Croft, sr, Daniel Croft, J. W. Harris, VIM.
A Hoster, j. G. Kayton, Jno. Ketner,
Benz Lefever, David Myers Ros-Kos Pal
Ko, f. G. Seegar, II. s. Sreait, Jno. b.
S.ehman.
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