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Daily Republican., 1879-06-04
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WILMINGTON AND ~ -
BALTIMORE RAILROAU.

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Trains will leave Wilmington a: follows
For Philadc!,'h's. and intermediate statioi
100, $40, lG31. q. IN. = 30. I 60, 72O, V4e p.'
Philadelphia tExpress) Q 90, . 50 10 W. al
Philadelphia and New York. 237, 7 90, lli
u. ~, 1875, II so Limited Express.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 81
q :, and 5.ls p. m.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 7 G8. pm.
Baltimore and Washington IL 81, 2 10, q
q. III. IL b7, W, 5ls, p. IN.
Trains ior Delaware Division leave Tor:
New Castle 9l5 a. m. l 05, 636 p. !
Harrington and intermediate stations, 81
0 M, / 06 8 35 y. LII.
DeImar intermediate stations 10 q. H. Il
D, N.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations 81
a. m, 8 On, 8 80 .. ID.
Philadelphia and New York, 2 %, a. m, u
p. IN
Baltimore and Washington Il 81; 2lO, q
a. u.
For further Information passengers ore !
ierred to the timetables posted at the dep
noy2o. II. f. KENNE,Y, SuIt
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20
industrial Notes.

Ninety operators of the Bound Brook
Wooden Mills at Elizabsthpoit, N. j.,
struck yesterday for higher wages
The mills employ altogether two hun
dred hands.
A telegram from Ottawa says the new
Edinburgh weavers, who struck fol
higher wages, hav, offered to resume
at the old rates, but the employers re-
fuse to take them back.
The American Print works at Fal
River, Mass, "shut down" on Thurs
day evening for an indefinite period
owing to the low prices Of prints.
The coal conference just held at El
mira, N. Y, resulted, it is said, in al
dealers agreeing to refrain from cutting
and also agreeing upon a general ad
vance of Is cents on all sizes, in all thu
markets. J. J. Albright, Of the Della
ware and Hudson Canal Company, pre-
sided, and w. L. Street, of the Penn
sylvania Coal Company, was Secretary
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20
The New Court House.

Contractor Given is making rapid
headway in the erection of the new
Court House. The large solid masonry
is assuming shape, and so far as the
first floor is concerned the entrances,
windows and Offices are gradually be-
ing outlined. The serpentine stone
used in the facings is giving the walls
a very pretty fLish, and there can be
no doubt that when finished the build
ing will be one of the handsomest of the
kind to be found, that cost so little
money. Mr.. Given built the Court
house in the centre of the Old basin
and all the embankments are utilized
in grading around the base. No other
contractor besides Mr.. Given could have
worked the grading of the embank-
ments to better advantage.
John Malone has charge of the stone
cutting department. Some Of the mar
BILE slabs 10 be placed at the entrances,
are about eight feet square and
eight inches in thickness. The
boys became so troublesome that Mr..
Given was compelled to engage the ser
vices Of Il special policeman who has
the same antipathy to perambulating
reporters that he has to boys. Some
favored ones are allowed to pass him
unchallenged. Very likely he has the
same hatred Of newspapers and books.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20
Largo Livery stable.

Kirkman d son without doubt have
the largest and most complete livery
stables in the city. II has been but q
few years since they established the
West end stables at Tenth and Tat.
nall streets, but so popular did this
branch stable, under the manage
ment of Mr.. George Kirkman, the junior
member Of the firm, become, that they
were compelled to enlarge and when
they were about it they thought they
might as well do 1t right.
The new building which completely
swallows up the old one has front Of
40 feet on Delaware Avenue and ll(
feet on Tatnall street, is built Of brick
is three stories high, rooted with slate,
and the comb of the roof is 46 feet from
the ground. The building is in the
shape of an l., the main part where the
carriages are to be kept being so by 4(
feet and the j being so by 30. In the
latter part there are rs stalls with all
the modern conveniences for horses
while above is the hay loft and gran
ary Win Vehtlat0r extending uI
above the apex of TIE roof.
The three stories OF the main build
ing will be used for the housing of car.
riages, large elevator, PIT in by
Clemm x Morris of Philadelphia, being
used for raising the carriages up and
down to the different stories. The oftic.
is still where it was before, but is en-.
larged to double its previous dimen
sions. Harry Lape was the contractor
and he will have everything completed
sometime next week, the event to b,
celebrated by the numerous friends o
the Messrs. Kirkman. Mr.. john Kirk
man, the senior member Of the firm, viii
still carry on the livery business at tn,
old Third street stand, and still wishes
to be remembered by his friends.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20
DOgphObin still Raging.

The dread of dogs still fills tbs mind
Of the apprehensive, and every canine
that gazes cross-eyed pays the penalty
of death. About eight o'clock this
morning dog was seen running
through the market at the foot of Front
street with stone tied to his neck, at
every cry the crowd increased, and in
a short time it reached the number of
about several hundred. After chasing
and throwing stones and shooting at
the animal for about half an hour,
the brute became exhausted and lay
down in the mud. A colored man who
was leading the pursuit with a formida-
bic shot gun, came up and deposited a
load of stones and old lath nails into
the frightened animal. Some person
had evidently tried TO drown the beast
but failed, it having succeeded in get,
ting out of the Christiana, with the
stone still tied to its neck.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20
(PRoM YAsrERDAY's LArB ypIT,sx. I
A HANDSOME FRAME.
A Testimonial From gbe shields
Library AssNclnti0n.

The Shields Library Association Of
this city Is preparing handsome frame
for the lawmakers Association OF Ches.
ter, Pa. II will be q mas niGcent one
and the largest that has been prepared
in this Stale. The Photographic work
is being done by J. Paul Brown. The
frame is Of gold, 80 by 35, with black
mat, in which there is to be placed
cabinet size photographs of thirty. five
members OF the Shields Library Asso-
citation. In the centre there is an open
space, II by 13, in which handsome
set of resolutions are 10 b- placed.
There will BE- a six inch depth OF mould
ing. On the right corner of the frame
at the bottom there ia the figure of a
reaper with sheaf of wheat and a
sickle.
On the left side Is ngure of a soldier
standing near shield, with sword hall
unsheathed, in an attitude as If de,
Tending the emblem. 1t represents Gen.
Shields, after whom the Association Is
named. In the centre of the top there
is an open book with ribbons streaming
gracefully across the length in scroll,
on which are the words rs. l.. A. to IL.
NJ. A." The frame will be ready for
exhibition in few weeks. 1t is to be
presented to the Haymaksrs' Associa.
tion on the occasion Of the grand ball
to be given by the Shields Library As
sociation on Thanksgiving eve, in the
auditorium of the Grand Opera House,
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20
Political Splinters.

Delaware Democracy accepts the de.
feat Of the party in Ohio with feelings
akin to joy. 1t shoves the immaculate
Thomas to the front.
The ct ibuue" thinks the sures,
way of keeping the rag-baby in its
grave is to tumble the Democratic party
in on top of it.
Senator Blaine left for the East yes.
terday. He came out of the Iowa cam,
paign with his voice so impaired that
he had to cancel his engagements tt
speak in Wisconsin.
when the nation becomes acquainted
with T. F. Bayard's war record the
"great BOOM will subside in low
mournfnl surgings with sympathiz,
ing eohoing: at might have been.'
General Buffers prospects grow more
hopeless every day. The Republicans
are making the canvass almost entirely
upon National issues.
General Garfield says the Greenback
party has passed away like the faint
recollection of dream. Rather like
the lingering smell OF an overrips
.'egg," says an exchange.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20
.1palh OF n Bishop.

William L. Whittingham, Protest
ant Episcopal Bishop Of Maryland,
died al his summer residence in Or
ange, n. j., yesterday morning, aged
"a years. His funeral will take place
in St. Marks church, West Orange,
on Tuesday noon, Bishop Whiting
ham was born in New York, and or
dained and instituted Rector Of st.
Marks church, Orange, in 1927. lie
became Rector of St. l.uke's, New
York, in 1881, and in 1885 was ap.
pointed Professor Of Ecclesiastical His
tory in the general Theological seminary
In September, 1910, he was consecrated
Bishop of Maryland in st. Paul's
church, Baltimore. lie was at differ.
ent times editor of the" " Family Visit,
or" the " Children's Magazine" and
the Churchman." He also edited
the Parish Library of Standard
Works in thirteen volumes; all edition
of Palmer's Church History; a series OF
dissertations in Biblical Literature, and
an introduction to the Old Testament
translated from tie Latin and German
works of John jain.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20
LOCAL TIME YAisLs..


fOr Ph,ladeiphia: 2.G1, 7.o0. s.lo, 800 6.ie
.a.O4 1890 Il. H.: 1875. 2.so, 100, S.3
10, e.46p. III. On Sunday, 2.S7. S.l0a
rn., 800, $50, 9.4o y. M.
tm Now YOrR: 2S7, 100, Io.C4, b. H.; 81
1879 p. M, Limited Express. b.ts p. IN.
For Bailimore and Washington: l2.6l, 2.lo
$50 q. m; l2.t7 y. III. Lmited Express
ios, 5,is' p. IN. On Sunday, l2.tl' 2'l0
For baltimore and Bay Line: 7.osp.m IN.
Fer baltimore and way stations: s.SS a. IN.
70. New Castle: s.lb a. M, Les, $50 p. IN
For Delaware X. r.: slb a. m: Loo, $50 p
No Sunday trains.
For Wilmington h Northern X. H.. go d
m; .;8p. ih.;and $50 p. m. Sunday except
rsr Delaware Western X. R.: 7.lt, 1890, am
$50 p. IN. Sunday train 8.40 A. M.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
From Philadelphia: 12.4b, 200, $50, $40 .. m.
12o3, l2.4f, l.o2, 400, 40, b.l3, e.25, 100
7..o, ll.ib p. IN. On Sundays: l2&3, 2.o3
1910 o. M: 7:35, Ills, p. IN.
from Haitimore:2 81. go s.b9a. M; l22t, 1887
$50, s.3e p. IN. On Sundays: 2sl, O. m.
1851 m.
rom Washington: 2al, a. m.: l22b, 1881
$50, s.Se p. IN. On Sundays: 2.Sl q. m.
From New Castle: $50, l2.lo a. M;
7l0p. IN. No Sunday trains.
From Delaware X. r.: $50 q. m; l2.lo, III
pm.
FROM Wilmington 4 Northern X. X: sci
d. N. n.30 u. m; and Gas p. IN.
FROM Delaware Western X. r.: 500 4. m
l.l5, 800 p. m. Sunday trnin 6.26 +, M.
rKAirs FOR w1LMiHeToH LRAvB PHILADBL-
PHIA.
Frc NJ Broad street and Washington avenue
7.3o, 800. 1880, n.46 a. m; l.3o, 800, 400
n n IN n
days: 7.30 $40 q, D.; 900, ll.50 p. m.
From rhirty-Second and Market streets: Loo
7.3O. l!.35 a. m.; 1928, 100 900, ll.3o p. 7;
On SUNDAYS. LOO. q. m
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20
The Quarrel Between the Ewing
and the Thurman Men.

WASHINGTON, Oct. l7.-News comes
from Ohio that the Ewing men will GER
tainly expose the duplicity and treach-
cry Of the leading men of the Thurman
faction.
1t is openly charged that under the
lead of John &. Thompson the Thurman
managers arranged in a number of
counties general exchange of votes for
Governor in return for Republican sup
port of such Democratic candidates for
the Legislature as were supposed to be
friendly to Senator Thurman.
A large rag baby with its back
painted green was hung up by the
neck on the flag pole at Republican
headquarters to-day.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20
A Bold Robbery.

Yesterday afternoon the house Of
James Zeigler, store-keeper at thes. W.
corner of Second and Adams, was en-
tered and robbed Of $65 and gold
chain. Mrs. Zeigler was out mai keting
aud Mr.. Zeigler was attending to the
store. The money and chain were up
stairs, and the door leading thereto
from the street was locked. The rob
berry must have been committed by
some one in the house. There had
been girl washing in the back portion
of the building, and suspicion was at
once fastened upon her. Search was
made for her, but she was missing.
Parties went to her residence, where
they found a dress, in the pocket O
which was SIS. The girl wasn't pres
ent. No positive evidence against ady
one can be- gathered.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20
shsps vsnss d ut San Francisco.

SAN FRANcIsco, Oct. l7.-Thers is
less tonnage now In port than for years
past. Wheat is advancing daily and
with great rapidi,y. The rise during
the past two days has been Is cents
per GENITAL. The export demand Ia
enormous, but farmers and exporters
are unable TO reap the fruits OF the for
eign advance owing 10 the scarcity In
tonnage.
The disengaged tonnage in port Is
only 1888 tons. and this is all con-
fined to American ships, the Captains
Of which are holding of for still higher
figures, and when they are approached
demand prices that nobody will pay.
At present the quotable wheat rate to
Cork is R3 IS. per ton. This scarcity
of tonnage will last at least for 90 days.
Shippers here have been telegraphing
all over the world for tonnage, and are
chartering It thousands Of miles away
as fast as possible.
This unprecedented demand for
ships has sent great quantity OF ton
mage this wav from Australia, New
Zealand, Callao-47 vessels coming
from the latter portland generally
from the west coast, aud even from the
other side. These vessels are all com.
ing in ballast. The chartered wheat
fleet in port Numbers 72,743 tons,
against "a, ,279 at this time last year.
In addition to the scarcity OF tonnage
sailors are scarce, and more than do
zen ships are now lying in the stream
loaded with wheat ready to clear, wait
ing for hands. The total tonnage now
bound for this port is l54,95S as
against l25, ,026 tons at this time in
1878. Advices from Portland report a
similar state of affairs there.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20
LEGAL NOTICES.
YAMES II. ELLIOT ct. al.

IAMES II. ELLIOT ct. al. ! In Chancery
garct NJ. his wife. tltlon.
And now to wit this second day OF Septom.
Der, A. ID. 1879, 1t appearing to the Chancel-
lor by the affidavit OF John Pyle, Esq., Sher-
ifi OF New Castle County, that Thomas Y.
Field and Margaret NJ. Field, his wife, tie
defendants in this cause have no known place
Of abode within this county and cannot be
served with process; that they reside in the
city end county Of Philadelphia and State of
Pennsylvania, and no appearance having
been entered for the said Thomas Y. Field
and Margaret M, Field, or either OF them at
the return of the SUMMONS issued for them,
it IL thereupon on motion OF Edward G. Brad
ford, Jr Esq, Solicitor Tor the Petitioners,
ordered by the Chancellor that the said ThOm-
as Y. Field and Margaret M. Field do appear
before the Chancellor ut his chambers In
Dover on the thirteenth day OF November, A.
ID. 1879, and show cause II any they have,
why partition OF the premises In the petition
described. should not be made according to
the prayer thereof, or that the petition will
be taken "pr0 coniessO" as to the said T'hom-
as Y. Field and Margaret NJ. Field. And
the Register is directed to cause copy of
this order to be published in the DAILY RE-
PUBLICAN news paper Of the city of Whining
ton, New Castle County, for the period Of
thirty days next, preceding the said thir-
teenth day of November, A. ID. 1879.
Attest J. M. HOUSEMAN,
0-B-8t Register u. q.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20
FOR AALEOk RENT.

EoFSAIh'
Kouse No. 1915 Delaware Avenue, with 81
the modern improvements.
H0use Nc. 1909 jefferson streets, with mod
srn improvements.
House en- VanBuren street, between Eighth
Apd Ninth, gas, bath, etc.
Houses Nos. IlOo, 1l3o, llS2 ll3l End ll@
Wal VI street
Two two-st0ry brick houses, 6 rooms, Pol
lar street between ii and II streets.
Two houses on Front above Van Buren.
One three story brick In South Wilmington,
Three houses with good cut buildings and
N acres 0fland, near Columbus Inn.
souse No. sl3 Chestnut street.
House No. 6Z3 Jefferson street.
house no. 222 Maryland Avenue.
House No. ll2S West ThMd street
Heuse on Eleventh street below Poplar.
| A very desirable farm OF t2 acres, one NILE
below Hsre's Corner, on the state Road, \
mile from Railroad Station, land of the best
quality and highly cultivated, with no betI'
building sites In the county.
FOR RENT.
One house, No. 604 Spruce street.
One house, No. 81 East Filth street.
Ono house No. l4l5 Delaware Avenue.
Also number OF small houses In Gtferoat
pArts of the city.
To LOAN.
06, 900 to SS,OOO-fn sums OF 900
to $1,000.
Apply to W. McCAULLEY & CO.;
60o Market street,
my2s-3m Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20
PROM rEsrgRpAY's EDITION. !
NEW xULrs FOR CON a.REss
The COdiHcati0n OF the House
Rules - Antiquated Provisions

Abolished.
WAsuIYeroS, Oct. 1.-The House
Committee on Rules has practically com
plet.i the codifcation of the rules OF
the House, but has not formally adopt
ed the work performed. A meeting
will be held in Washington in short
time for the purpose of acting upon the
codifca.ion and preparing report
to be submitted to tn. House immedi-
ately upon the assembling OF Congress.
The present rules are l66 in nun Der
and are so complicated and cumbrous
that very few Congressman ever be-
come familiar with them. Many OF
them were made nearly a century ago,
and are nov obsolete; and some OF them
seem to have been made for special
purpose of retarding rather than help
ing legislation. All such rules have
been eliminated in the codbiicatioD, and
the number has been reduced to about
80. The committee will be unani-
nous in recommending the adoption
of the new code, and, should ii
be approved by the House, !,
il believed that it will result
in simplifying the proceedings and
save much valuable time, which Is
consumed a. every session Of Congress
in debating points of order with view
Of discovering the meaning OF the rules
in given case and OF ascertaining the
correct mode of procedure under them
Under the present rules the Speaker is
given unlimited and dangerous power,
because they are so numerous, SO com
prehensive, and SO varied, that they
can be twisted to fit almost any decision
which the Speaker may make.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20
SPECIAL MENTION.

SclATlcA.-This dist ase is seated on
the large nerve which commences at
the lower part of the spine and runs
the entire length OF the lower limbs,
ending in the feet. The violent pain
extends down the thigh to the bend OF
the knee. then down the ankle, heel
and foot. A sluggish, poisonous state
of the blood is the cause Of this. VI.
Flagg's Liver and Stomach Pad, with
out medicine, puriies and vitallzes the
blood and effects speedy cure. once
No. I East Fifth street. Consultation
free.
Now Ia THE TlME.-Now is the time
to put your roofs in order for winter.
Paint Is cheaper than tin only } cent
per square foot. The Bruce Bros. are
still engaged in painting roofs and
walls, and their paint is said to be the
best in the market. Walls absorb no
dampness after being painted with this
paint. Winter will soon be here, and
if you do not put them in order you
will need new roofs in the spring. Per
sonal attention given to all work done.
Office 33l L. 7th street.
ls36-HATs! HATs-1S79.--Rumford
Brothers are still holding forth at
No. 404 Market street, and selling the
fall styles of hats and caps as fast as
they can be made up. This is the lead
ing house in the State, as regarding
price, quality, amount Of sales, &c
Their genial and accommodating man
aer has to some extent been the means
If attracting AID retaining custom, but
The low prices of their goods are the
chief Incentives to buy.
ToBAcco AND CIGARs.-To my friends
and the public Il am still in the cigar
and tobacco business at 400 w. Front
street, and have a complete stock Of
tobacco and cigars, which l AM selling
at down prices. Come and see me.
II. M. MULLIS.
p. S.-I am not receiving nor ever
have receivee pension from the U. S.
Government. h. NJ. NJ,
400 West Front street.
Coming AGAIS.-Dr. Wm. Darmon
will make his fourteenth visit to Will
mington, stopping at the Washington
House, No. 205 Market street, on Tues
day noon, the 2lst, and remain until
Monday morning, the 9th. The doctor
is one of the regular visitors OF this city,
and his many patients should not fali
to see him.
APPLES AND POTATOES. Carr & Smeltz
sell more apples and potatoes than any
other wholesale produce dealers in the
State. Their stock comes from first
hands, therefore they can sell cheaper
than any other dealers in the trade.
Call early for bargains. 4th and King
streets.
Sutterly & Foster are very successful
with the babies. They never get mad
and scold even if the babies are cross
Gallery 3O2 Market street.
And still they come One more Of
those fine car loads Of Western apples.
If you want bargain call early. Cam
& Smeltz, 4th and King streets.
Take your old pictures to sutterley
& Foster and have them copied before
they fade. They do them cheap. 3Ol
Market street.
Cram's Fluid Lightning, for head
ache, toothache and neuralgia, sold by
Tavlnr & Fnllprtop. DRUGGISTS, No. 3Ox
King street.
Yes, Sutterey & Foster are taking
fine cabinets for So per dozen, or = fol
81, at 302 Market street, above Sd.
Yes, Sutterley & Foster still take
6xlO large photograph, finely retouch
ed, for 81.
Repairing blacksmith's bellows by |
! NJ. West, No. III Church street,
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20
A Fiend FOlled
Dover Sentinel Of to-day.

ljbFtl VI
A negro was lodged in Jail at Dover
on Saturday for attempting to enter the
sleeping-room Of Mrs. Moffit, near
Slaughter's Station, OIL Friday nigLt.
1t ems that the husband of Mrs. Moi
fit was called suddenly away to Canada
to attend the funeral of brother, leav-
inp a friend home with his wife. The
friend came to Dover and spent the
night, and the negro. who was employ
ed on the farm, attempted to enter the
room through window. Mrs. M. crept
down stairs and ran to neighbor's
and gave the alarm. The family are
Canadians and have made many friends
since they settled in the neighborhood'
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20
DIED

JOHNSON.-Fella asleep in Jesus, on Octo-
Der 10, John W. johnson, In the 18th year
Of his age.
Relatives and friends are invited 10 attend
his funeral, from the residence Of his son.in.
law, Charles II. Simmons, No. e(5 Orange
street, on Tuesday afternoon, at four O'Clock
TO proceed to Asbury cemetery.
FRENCH.-in this city. on the 18th instant
John T. French, axed so years.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral, from his late residence, No. 6l4
Penn street, on Tuesday morning, Mt O'CLOCK
lnterment at Lower Penn's Neck, N. j.
Boat leaves Fourth street wharf at 8 o'clock.
Philadelphis and Reading papers plea {
copy.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20
Excursion 10 RehOboth

The excursion to Rehoboth takes
place on Thursday next. The tickets
have been issued and can be procured
of VIM. II. Billany, in the Exchange
Building. The excursion will 90 down
for the convenience of individuals de.
string to attend the sale of lots and fol
other purposes. 1t will be fast train,
and if possible, will make the run in 3
hours. The tickets are only 50. Those
wishing to spend pleasant day at q
low price should take advantage Of this
opportunity. 1t will be the last excur.
sion of the season.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20
,SOuire IfnganyS Dock Pt

Peter Smith and his wife Frances
appeared at Squire Hagsny's Office
this morning as compliments against
Mary Wilson. The Smiths charged
Mary with abusing their children,
calling them bad names, etc. Mary
had several witnesses present who
testified to her good character and
gave the Smiths Il Spnd-o!l as dis
turbance breeders. The 'Squire dis
missed the case.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20
Tho Weather.

War Department, Ofjcs Of the Chief
signal Ofiioer, Washington, Oct. 2o-l
A. NJ.
Indications for Monday-For the
Middle Atlantic States, clear or partly
cloudy weather, cold northerly winds
and rising barometer, followed during
the afternoon or evening by variable
winds, and Tuesday morning by slowly
Ri ing temperature.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20
Pain AAAHGhaH

1t is wonderful how full DR.. Simms counter
was Of fPAlN SEARCHER, this morning,
yet the Doctor says he is hurried all the time
10 supply the demand. So much for good
and reliable remedy All dealers Ia medicine
find 1t a very profitable remedy to keep, as II
has ready and extensive sale wherever IT Ia
known. 1t Is certainly wonderful Pain,
Cramp and Rheumatism remedy. The Doc.
tors main Depot is at Fourth and King SITS,
W ilmington, Del, in Philadelphia at No. 601
Arch Street, where dealers can be supplied
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