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THE RING.{the Events and Happenings of.the Week
In Pugilistic Circles.
A LITTlcK sejBAF..
Amateurs Pummel Each Other JTor .5,7 -Min-utea.
On'Decoration Day, Mielhae'l Domiertly,-5ft. 6iii.,aC8tbs., anil Jas. Clinton, i>ft.'.!>m.-$ratt>s. both of this city, met at {ilenoldeaL, Delaware Co., according to the Time*, ami there .oxm- tested Ul rounds in ,r>7 iui«ut«s, Ltoiuielly winning the fight. It is not stated «v!hat T.he fight WAS.for, unless it wan to satisfy jrfer.sounil {trudges. Patrick Morris was cliuseii referei!. John Williams acted ;is second for Douiutlly and a man naruetl Jackson hand tad Clinton. The contestants were naked to the waist and wore nothteg'butpantaloonsandsnoes. When the referee called time the contestants shook hands and tli*n went at. it. Clinton began sparring cautiously, but before he had made half ado/en moves Donuellv landed a stinger on his neck. Clinton rushed in and received .another hot. one<s>n the .jaw, but in the clinch that followed Doniielly's ribs were badly .punched. Clinton ended the round by throw ing his opponent. Little or no time- was was ted between rounds and the .seconds hail hard ly wiped their men uff before the referee called time. Clintou no* forced the tigKf.ug and a scries <rf vicious blows were given and taken by Itotih. Clinton gained first blood in tlie third round. In the eighth round Ikmnclly gained, ftyst knock-down.
. From this time no science was displayed. It was simply slugging and a question of endur ance. In the last few rounds Clinton was knocked down each time. Botji men were very weak at the close of the thirtieth, round. Donnelly was helped to the centre «f the ring by his second, Clinton tried to come, but was too much exhausted ;nul gave up the battle.
An Agreement to Fight.The following articles of agreement to fight
a fair staiul-iip fight according to the rules of the London Prize King were drawn up a few days ago in New York, and the men are now in active training for the event.
ThlB is to fortify that John Irrlnur, of WilliaiuH- burR. of the first pan, and Eilward McDonald, of Brooklyn. E. D., of tho second purt, herchv ujrrcc to ti|<lit » ta.it ftiind-up liRlit. nc'cordinn to tfie Lon don PrlzB Hlntf Rules, with bare knuckled, ouch contestant to weiji'h not over 133 pounds, for tho sum of one hundred dollur* (£100) a Hide. The snid flfdit to take pluoo three weeks from nunin^ arti cles. A forfeit from enoh warty is now in the hands of a stake holder.
(Signed.) MARTIN DUMFSKY for J. IRVIKO. E. MCDONALD.
i^luml, May ffl, Herbert A. Sludo was KnoCKeu it, with soft gloves, in the second round by Ned cMahon, a Scotchmen; weighing 160 pounds. Ho is unable to respond when time wan called. Mace
THE FOLLWING PARTIESliavc received the following articles
AT 33 & 35 SOUTH EIGHTH STREET AS PRESENTS:Mrs, A. M. VAUGHN, 1218 N.27th street, Solitaire Diamond Serpent Ring. Mr.MURPHY, of "Fun on the Bristol" Theatrical Party,Solitarie Diamond Stud Mr, GEO. KEE, 2442 Hare street, a Lady's Solid Gold Hunting case Watch. Mr.C. SAILOR,of Pottsville,Pa., pair fine Solid Gold Faceted Sleeve Buttons.
Tho above arc only a few of tho purchasers that received presents. Kveryone purchasinganything at all now receives a present, as the entire stock must be ianndiately
closed out. Each purchaser will be given some otherarticle of the etuok of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, DIAMONDS and SILVERWAREAS A PKESENT.
CALL AT ONCE, 38 AND 35 SOUTH EIGHTH STREET.
SlrtttMER RESORTS. SPORTING GOODS.
Con. PACIFIC and MISSISSIPPI AVESDBS. ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
FRANCIS BARNETT, Proprietor.
DINNERS, 50 Cents.RESTAURANT ATTACHED.
MEALS fl.V THE EUROl'KAN 1'LAN IP SECESSARY.
WHAT ARE THE WILD WAVES SAYING?UKAD THIS CAREFULLY.
' BRADFORD HOUSE,ON THE BEACH.
Third house above Georgia Ave.. Atlantic City. Good board at reasonable nites. Special arrange
ments with Lodges and Societies. A FIRST-CLASS D1NNUR TOR fiO CENTS.
LUNCHKS K011 EXCURSIONISTS. 25 CBNTS.BATHING SUITS SUPPLIED.
MRS.E. PRIESTLEY, P. O. Box US. The best brands uf Malt and Spiritous Liquors o»
tho Island. Also, the best ft cent Cigar on thoBench. Bar by GREG8ON BAXTER.
CALL AN1) YOU WILL 1JE WKLCOME. AUnrhed to this house will bo Mr.l'HAS.UYAS.
the Drummer Boy of tliepotomac, and his talented son, MAgTBit oH.vtti.iB, all during the teuton on our GRAND PAVILION. -
Hhoulilor Hits- Boxing clubs aro fashionable in Savannah.Fulljames has sent word to Gilmoro that he will
not flght for less than $1,000 a side. Is It a bluff?Prof. Wlllluin Clark Is anxious to match an un
known against any boxer on tho list, barring Sul livan, for $1,000 a side.
Captain IMlton is (rolug to challenge Charles Mitchcll to.ii bitro-kuockla Hirht for $1,000 a side. The flght to take plac* six weeks after signing ar ticles.
Harr.r Williams, tho colored champion of tho Pa- jeif|<5 slope, and .Tack McAulifl'e have been matolifii tP "(fht f'>r $2,000 at San Francisco, on June 27.
The Chicago lightem, Walsh and Lynch, ftfi account of whoso mill appeiired ill the SI*OUTI>Q LIKE recently, were, on Thursday, held to the Ghlcago Criinitial Court In bonds of $1,500 each.
Joe Coburn undertook to open his new Saloon In New York, for which a license had boon refused him, without one.. The Police Board at once took steps for his arrest, whereupon Joe very promptly shut up shop.
Al. Grecnlield swys he it* champion of England, and is eager to Iii;ht Charley Mitchell with or without ijTluvas. Mitchell says Tug Wilson Is the best man on tho other sldo, and Grcenliold will have to best him lirst.
D. F. MaCallrey and Jimmy Byan are In strict training for their fl^ht on Juno 8, for $500 a side. Ryan is looked after by Sam Collvcr, and Alf Lunt,the man that trained Tug Wilson for his glove tight with Sullivan, Is with McCaffrey.
At Havcistraw-on-thc-Hudson, last Sunday, John Holland, an Englishman, and Sam Wallace had a "go" In tho fourth round V,'alluC6 Was knocked out mid ho culled loudly for quarter. Soino terrible blows were uxohungcd and the claret flowed freely.
In &u alV.'iwtlc exhibition given at Manchester England, May 23, Herbert A. Shule was knocked out, v " ' "'" " --- .' ...-.i i... ivT-.iMcM was u was not present.
Hugh Klloy, of Albany, tho backer of C. A. C. Smlth,.thc colored heavyweight pugilist, of Port Huron. Mlch., says Smith will spar Sullivan or anybody else for a purse of $500, tftid will bet $200 on himself, the match to be of either four or six throe-minute rounds.
Jore Dunn's defense In Chicago, during his trial for killing Elliott. cost $4 000. Mike McUounld.the sport, gave $250; MeKee Rankce, the actor. $25, and sporting admirers contributed the balance. Pat Sheehy being intrusted with itsd.sburemcnt. And yet less than $600 was raised by all the sporting men of New York for Elliott's poor mother.
Harry (Hlniore's beneflt takes place on Monday evening, June 11, at Arthur Chambers' Champion's Rest. All the noted boxers of this city and New York will appear. Among the principal features are Joe Acton and Benny Jones in a wrestling con test. The wind-up will bo on its merits between Jack Keenan, tho champion light-weight, and Harry Gilmore, champion light-weight of Canada.
Michael Cleary has brought suit against Mayor King and Police Lieutenant Albright to recover $5,OUO damages for preventing "by force of arms" tho sparring and wrestling match which was to have taken place at Concordiii Hall on tho 15th of last January. A bill of particulars was filed last Monday In the Prothonotary's office. In which the alleged damage done the plaintiff Is sot forth at length.
A large number of sporting men from various parts ot the West arrived at South Bend, Ind., on Thursday, to witness tho hard glove light between John Files, the Chicago light weight, and Edward Seward, for $250 a side, Marquis of Quoensberry rules, announced In THE SPORTING LIKE. Soward had guaranteed to knock Files out In four rounds, and considerable betting was indulged in. Late In the afternoon, however, tho mayor decided to prohibit tho affair.
Prof. William writes from Melbourne, Australia: "I am going to have a glove flght with Lawrence Foley of Sydney on May 30, for £50!) a side and the heavy weight championship, according to tho rules of the London prize-ring.'' Foley is the pugilist whom Jem Mace matched againpi Abe Hicken,and who beat Hicken. He weighs 150 pnunds and is 5 feet 8% inches tall. Miller cannot reduce himself below 215 pounds, and is 6 feet y, inch tall. Never theless, the Melfoournesporting men will back their man.
A flght for $50 a side was fonght Sunday after noon near Moro Phillips' Chemical Works, Cam den, N. J., by Joseph McLiuighlin and "Patsy* Mealey. McLaughliti Is known in Port Richmond as "the tongh." The men left Port Richmond in row boats, and after cruising around to avoid BUS picion landed near the Camden water works. Hall an hour later they began the flght. McLaughlin had the advantage. Mealey was knocked down four times, and in the sixth round was knocked in sensible. Both men were badly wounded.
LEED'S COTTAGE,Arkansas Avenue, below Atlantic,
(OPPOSITE NARROW GAUGE DEPOT)
Atlantic t'ity, X. J.
TERMS MODERATE.MKS. K. H. WILSON.
. HOUSE.Cor. ATLANTIC and MICHIGAN Aves.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.Forty fine, airy rooms. All new furniture. ELKCTKI*
BELLS. Board moderate. A rtno POOL ROOMof EIGHT tables attached to tho House.
C. H. ROGERS, Prop'r.
B
Champion Drilling.A national competitive drill at Nashvill
ended on th« 20th ult., with the winning ol the first infantry prize of $4,000 by the Mobil Eittes, while the Crescents of New Orlean take the second, $1,000, and the Tiendways o St. Louis the third, $500. Prizes were alw given to batteries, zouaves and military bands Mobile was aglow with enthusiasm over th success of its representatives, which sky rockets and oratory commemorated till late a night. Now Nashville wants to hold anothei drill next year, with prizes still more lavish while Mobile protests that it is her turn next It is noteworthy how strong a hold on popula favor this form of competition has at tin South and West, whereas at the North am East- militia drillsfor money prizes are rarel indulged in, and are never made the oecasio: of a great muncipal festival.
AMUSEMENTS.
"TOHN H. CLARK'S OLYMPIC. If EIGHTH AND VINE STREETS. THE GREATEST BOXING RESORT IN THE
WORLD.LOOK! LOOK! LOOK!
Monday, June 4,1883, and every evening duringthe week.
Continued success of Misses EDITH ADIER, DA STANLEY and ADA PRICK, Gymnasts, Hub Swingers and General Athletes. First ap- iarauce of S1G. PEDANTO, walking the ceiling
.j«il downward. First appearance of ROBERT WARD. Continued success of GUS LAMBERT, SLACK DIAMOND. BLACK SAM. TOMMY
AKNES, England's Champion Lightweight...... on the bftl-.TOHN II. CLARK. KL1NE, flTZUERALD and MtUiPHY.
eclnl ongiigomoiit of MR. JOHNSON, col- . champion of Newark, Specially engaged to tmmodiito the "Diamond." GRAND SELECT BALL EVERY EVEN
ING. ADMISSION, ----- 25 CENTS.
Hill
Spe ired i
ASE BALL. BASE BALL. » Athletic Gronnd. ZHtli and JEFFERSON. 4 GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP (iAMES, 4.
MONDAY, June 4. Athletic vs. ColUfflbus. THURSDAY, June 7, Athletic Vs. BU Louis. FRIDAY. June 8, Athletic Vs. St. Louis. SATURDAY. June 9. Athletic ye. Bt. LoulB.
5 cts.,25 cts.,25 cts., ADMISSlOIi26 ctB.,25 cts.,25 cts. Game called at 4 o'clock.
QUEER'S GARDEN,BROAD AND COLUMBIA AVENUE. '
, H. STUEBEL................Lessee and ManagerGrund Opening. Saturday Evening.June 2.CARNCROSS QUARTETTE,
(HtAND ORCHESTRA.ADMISSION FREE.
:ctor of Amusements................Fred WalzDire
BASE BALL. KECKEATION PARK. Championship Games for the Week.
Monday Detroit vs. Philadelphia. Tuesday Detroit vs. Philadelphia. Wednesday Detroit vs. Philadelphia. Friday Cleveland vs. Philadelphia. Saturday Cleveland vs. Philadelphia.
THE ORIGINAL OAKDALE PARK,TWELFTH and HUNTINGDON STREETS,
IB now Open for the Season. Base Bail, Boating and Bathing. Bar supplied with choicest Wines, Liquors and Segars. THE FAMILY RESOKT.
THOS. MALEY, Prop.
OLYMPIC PARK,SEVENTEENTH AND CUMBERLAND Sts.Easy of access. ANo.l enclosed Base Ball ground
can be rented on ensy terms for all Athletic Sports, for particulars apply to CHAS. BUOB, Stall 341
rkFIFTH Street Market.
BOATING.
THE SPORTSMEN'S EMPOEIUMW. W. ABBOTT,
No. 11OU MARKET BTHEET. PHILADELPHIA,
' Wholesale and Eetail Dealer in
RODS, REELS, LIKES, HOOKS. FLY BOOKS. BAITBOXES. FISH BASKETS. LEADERS. FLIES.
BREECHandMVZZLK LOADING SHOTGUXS. RIFLES. REVOLVERS.
COLT'8. PAIIKEH'S, HKMINGTON, W. & C. SCOTT4i SON,W. W. OKEEXKK, WESTLEY. IlIfHAKDS, HAHHINO-
TON & KH'HAKOSON, HAMMEHLKS.S GUNS.
Shells Loaded to Order With Dispatch.SPECIAL ATTENTION TO TINE REPAIRING.
Goods Delivered to any Part of the City. SPRATT'S DOCr BISCl'IT AND SOAP.
Sub-Secretary W. Jersey Game Protective Assoc'n.
A. J. REACH & CO,93 SOUTH EIGHTH St. Philadelphia.
MANUFACTURER. DEALERS & IMPORTERSin F1NF SPORTING GOODS. CLUBS and
ASSOCIATIONS fitted out cotnpleto.
THE AMERICAN STAR BICYCLEUPDEGRAFF& ELLIOTT,
AGENTS.
School and Salesroom,
261 SOUTH THIRD STREET, Fhil'a,Purchaser* are Taught to Ride 1'ree of Charge.
All Kinds of Bicycles Repaired.
The J.l. BRUNSWICKAND
BALKE COMPANY.
THE MOST EXTENSIVEMANUFACTURERS OF
BttLIAEBift POOL TABUS
WILLIAM GLASS,BOAT BUILDER.
SHELLS, GIGS AND BARGESOf the bestand most approved models built to order.
Racing Shells and Spoon Oars a Specialty.Twenty-eighth and Brown Sts., Phil.Refers to allthe SCHVYLKILLNAVY BOAT CLUBS.
IN THE "WORLD. '1134 MARKKT Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
_H. J.^BERGMANj Manager.
liultalo, W. Y.; San rrancisco, <jai.; Winnipeg, Manitoba: Windsor, Ontario.
Jobbing attended to In flrst-elass style.
BILLIARDS.All the leading players of the world use only the
COLLENDER TABLES.Over 25O.OOO Noise-Subduers Sold.
JOHN OREAHAN,CONTINENTAL HOTEL
TO OARSMEN.OARS AND SCULLS.
ELL1S F. WARD, No. B713 Brown street, Philad'f
M OONLIGHT PICNICS, From PUBLIC BOAT HOUSE, FairmountFark,
Pleasure parties should avail themselves of the advantage. BARGE PARTIES A SPECIALTY.
F. CH.AS. EICHEL,909 ARCH STREET,
Boot and Slioe Store.Boot, Shoes, Pumps and Slippers for Men and
Boys. Also. Good's Oil-Tanned Moccasins. Camp Slippers and Shoesforhunting.boatinjrandflshinsr Bicycle. Tennis and Canvass Shoes, for field ami seashore, unsurpassed by any stoek in the City, ai the lowest prices. A full line of Waukenphasti alwavs on hand.
N. B. All the above styles will be made to ordei and fit guaranteed.
June
THE PHILADELPHIA SPORTIM GOODS HOUSE Established I860,J. D. SH I BE & CO.,
Oldest and Most Extensive Manufacturers of Base Balls in America,OUR BALLS ARE WARRANTED NOT TO KIP.
j&SHIBE'S /*\ Adopted
READThe Sporting Life
THOMAS MILLERPRACTICAL
HORSE SHOERNo. 714 Girard Ave.
PHILADELPHIA.
MMi Particular attention paid to Road and Trottini
fJnn-rh XTintVi Otnnnt Bhiln ' Horses, Quarter Cracks.Corns, Contracted Feet, uUulil 11 111 HI uliuulg rliildi etc. IITTKUFKUISG HOKSES A SPECIALTY.
New Double Lock
stitch American Asso
ciation Balls, Sewed
with Catgut.
by the Mercantile
League, Item Associa
tion and Junior
Association.
STORE, No. 135 NORTH EIGHTH STREET,Factory, Kensington, Phila. No Connection with any other House in thi.- t'ity.
REPINED. THESPORTINGGENTLEMAN'SFRIEND, <*W£ST
TRADE MARK.
EDWARD H. WHITE'S
Afcdkr®^!^ $^E$pBfcALL IMPROVEMENTS.
HOLDS INK FOB 1OO PAGES AT ONE FILLING. 638 CHESTNUT St., Phila.
ARTHUR CHAMBERS'"Champion's Rest."923 RIDGE AVENUE, 917 and 919 WOOD STREET.
The Acknowledged Sporting1 Resort of America.SPARKING EXHIBITIONS KVKRY SATURDAY NIGHT.
In a 16-foot roped and staked ring, hy "i« very beit PROFESSIONAL and AMATEUR talent in the dti with a GRAND DOUBLE WIND-UP (a novelty in the profession) between four scientific PRO-
FESSIONAL BOXERS, including the "CHAMPION." A FREE VOCAL and INSTRU MENTAL CONCERT, by the finest MUSICAL talent to be had, is given nightly.
The SPORTING PICTURE GALLERY is the only complete gallery, of itskind. in existence, "it contatnj pictures of all the PROFESSIONAL SPARRERS. HEROES OF THE RING, WINNERS
OF THE DERBY. CHAMPION OARSMEN. ATHLETES, etc.A handsomely furnished, veil ventilated and well llyhteil'OOIj ROOM is attached to the '-REST.' 1
The BAR is stocked with all the best Imported and Domestic brands of ALES, WINES. LICiUOKS and CIGARS.
The LIGHT-WEIGHT CHAMPION CUPS and BELTS, of England and America, emblems of hart- earned battles in the ring, won by ARTHUR CHAMBERS, against all corners, are altca ....
My Motto: "Good order, sociability, and a hearty welcome to all."xays on exhibition.
ARTHURPROPRIETOR.
SPORTING RESORTS.
PASTIME PARK.HOYLE(S ACTON, Proprietors.THE.FIXEST GROUNDS IS AMERICA
FOR ALL KINDS OF SPORTS.Foot Racing, Dog Racing,
Trotting, Shooting,Base Ball,
and every kind of amusement.The Racing Track is pronounced by all the
iportlng fraternity to be unequalled.The Park is situated three miles from the city,
and can be reached by all trains leaving NINTH and GHEES streets depot.
.<S-The use of the Park can be had on any date lor any kind of sport by applying to the proprietors.
AMES DAWSON'SSporting Life Hotel.
No. 823 Callowhill St. Promoter of FOOT and Doo RACIXO in America. Books open on all popular events in this country
nd England, Commissions executed on all local ports. Printed articles of agreements always on and for mateh-making.
Cribbage and Whist Parties Nightly.CHARLES WOODWARD,
SAMPLE and POOL PARLOR.WHISKIES. WINES and GINS.
The Finest lOc. Whiskey in the City.Schliti's Milwaukee Beer, Guiness' Imported
Stout, Bass' Sparkling Ale, Magoe's Ale and Porter.
Choice Brands of Cigars. So. 258 SORTH SIXTH STREET,
SAMALLI'SUffileMNo. 919 Callowhill Street.
FREECONCERTevery Saturday nignt.Singing and Dancing by the best of talent.
Jhoiee Selection of ALES. WINES, LIQUORSand CIGARS.
COMMISSIONS EXECUTED ON ALL SPORT ING EVENTS.
MICHAEL CLEARY'S,No. 815 VINE STREET.
WINES, LIQUORS and CIGAKS of the FINEST QUALITY.
Grand Sparring and Athletic Exhi bition every Saturday Evening
by all the Noted Athletes.
JAMES H.ROBINSOFS"SAMPLE ROOM,"
529 NORTH NINTH STREET.The Finest Assortment of WINES, 'LIQUORS IGAHS AND IMPORTED GOODS In the City.
Every Sporting Paper Kept on File,
MKDICAL.
0. W. CORNELL, M. D.,Physician and Surgeon to the COKXBLL MEDICAL
INSTITUTE, for Genito-Urinary Diseases, &c. PRIVATE OFFICES, 5O9V1NE STREET,
. PHILADELPHIA. Hours 11 to 9 and 1 to 9 P. M.
Female and venereal diseases, skin, nervous and constitutional disorders, irregularities and nil pri vate affections of both sexes scientifically treated and cured. Consultation free and eoufidentiiL Medicines furnished.
Free treatment from 2 to 3 P. M. daily. Twenty years' experience.
Dr. Cornell is the only roirular physician and SOT geon who advertisesasa specialist in these disease in Philadelphia. As a rule, those who are engaged in this work either hold diplomas from defunct schoolsof Buchanan notoriety, ur are person.- prat- tioin^ medicine without diplomas. The publican respectfully asked to examine the Medical Register at the Prothonotary'B office. Sixth and Chestnut streets, if they desire proof as to the correctness of this statement.
TO GENTLEMEN ONLY.OLD and YOT'NG. When medicines and el«-
tricity fail in nervo-debility. etc.. Investigate free the continuous and p'-rmaneat success of Dr. STARCO'S NEKVO-V1TAL1ZEB. the AsiaiicLo- cal Method. Three applications assures its efficacy as a positive cure. Success is incalculably evi denced by numerous citizens. No competition in America. Hours. 11 to 1 and 4 to 7 only. No Sun days. 216 NORTH 12th St., ab. RACE.
Cancer Cored Without the Knife by
Dr. J. C.MCTRO^TC},And Blood Piirilier in all Cases.No. 928 NORTH TENTH STREET,
BELcrrf GIRABDAVEHTJJi,Plinadclplili.
t f\ Checks in G Hours.
4XFOR MEN Cures in 3 Days,^\J DRUG STORE,
PlLlS
Kensington Music Saloon,S. W. cor. CORAL and YORK Streets, Phila.
FRED HEY, Proprietor,Heaiprtere for Music and Sporting Matters
SELECT SOCIAL GATHERINGSEVERT SATURDAY EVENING. FIRST-CLASS TALEBT.
THE LEADING SPARRER OF AMERICA.WM. MdEAN,
PROFESSOROFTHESCIENCEOF934 KIDGK AVENUE.
TERMS FOR INSTRUCTION:One Course of 15 Lessons - - - - $12 Daily Lessons per Month - - - - $2O
PRIVATE LESSONS AT RESIDENCES.
CHARLES RUDOLPH'SNEW SALOON,
218 South NINTH STREET. Clausen's Export Beer. Ale and Porter on
Draught. Wines. Liquors and Cigars.POOL ROOM.
Fine Lunch all Day and Saturday Kight.
KNOWN TO MEN OF FAME AND SCIENCE FOR REUOVIKS
ALL IMPURITIES OFTHE BLOOD.Acknowledged » Grand, Fleuut, Jni Efficient Cut for*tr?ss ot 9uo1 - b* d >>n>ti>, , dull farei be^(aes!.
known by irregular appe- ; tit(J sour'belehiiiR, weight
and tenderness at pit of siomach. despondency.I III C p Complaint. Biliousness. Malaria. Chills and** ^ri j"evert causing soreness in back and sidl. also bottom of ribs; \veariness, irritability, tongue coated, skin yellow, hot and cold sen- saiions.eyesdull.dry cough,rtifled andobstruct- ed feeling, irregular pulse, bad colored stools. APHPI pyV Epilcpsy.Paralysis.dim SLliLhr^ll'sight, sound in ears, giddiness, confusion in head, nervou.cness, flashes of light before eye?, loss of memory. Diseases of Bladder ana KI flfi FY*t urine dark or light, red deposit; i\imii-i «j, ournjn^ stinging.bearing down Bensations, frequent desir* to urinate, uneasineal, inflamed eves, dark circles, thirst. IMseaacs of upADT sevew pains, fluttering or weight neir nu.Mn i , heart, more BO on moving quickl.v and when lying on left side: out of breath on exertion.|||r.inApUIT **n^ or B^arP P*1* 118 in templet, f^^nun\jft^^ ejeg or head ; faintness, naiisei.Dropsy is caused by watery finid. It tip u ma- tiftiu, Ore., by urio Acid in blood. Bowel DiB*orders by cormpt matter. Worm* by the pestt within. Colds by choking of the secretions. SWAYJfF/8 PILI.S, by gentlo action, remova the cause, making a permanent cure. Sent by mail fix 25 cents box of 30 Pills: 5 boxes. $1.00. (In postagfr stamps.) Address, DR. SWAYSiE A SOS, hilKdelptlia, Pa. Sold bv Druggist*.
It Will Cost You Only Five CentsTO TEST THE VIRTUE OF
BEADE'S DALMATIANINSECT POWDER
For the destruction of Roaches. Ants. BedjM* Moths, Fleas, Flies, Mosquitoes, Mite? un Biri* Lice on Flowers, &c., WAKHAXTED to|kil! all kin* of insects. Is not poisonous to the human familf-
PRINCIPAL DEPOT.JOH> A. READE'S PAINT STOKE)7O6 WASHIHGTOS AVIS, Open until 8 P M
McClincli and NieholsonWish to Inform their Patrons that
BASE BALLIS ONE OF THK PRINCIPAL ITEMS V
THEIR BUS1NESS.SO THAT FOLLOWERS OF THE (>AME CAN ALWAYS I)&
PENUONMAK1NOTHEIR INVEST- MENTS BY CALL1NU AT
807 SANSOM (Street.Transactions on Louisville and all other meeti*
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