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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-10
THE GREATSIIOW.
FOrepaugh's Mammoth Aggrega-
tiOn-COmpleteJ at u Cost OF One
Million Dollars.

| Forepaugh's Great Show, which will
exhibit in this city on Monday, the I'D
instant, is one Of the largest in the
world. Twenty-Five years ago such an
aggregation would have been consider
ed impossible, and the country filed with
so o-called shows, Of which one like Fore
paugh'S would make at least twenty
five. But the show business like every
thing else has kept pace with this ad-
vancing aye, and the result is seen in
this mammoth combination, which now
lncrl ly could he seen 10y paying to 60 in
side the canvas.
Forepaugh has six handsome adver-
tising cars, each one Of which remains
in u city or town two days. Some of
these ears are now in the Eastern States
aud other, II different sections of the
country where the show will exhibit.
The one that left here last night will be
followed in a few days by another,
bringing the press agent, and a corps of
men to replace any of the bills that may
have been destroyed or torn down.
There are 1SpersonS constantly ahead of
the show, and jOS persons with il.
There is il drove of - royal elephants,
which appear in the street parade, to
g"thcr with three competitive bands of
music and Il whole m"uagrre of wild
beasts loose in the streets. This great
show has been tilted for this season at i
cost of 81, ,OUO, 900, and its daily expenses
are never less than 81 800.
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Will Not Laugh Again.

Henrctorth Il young woman in Patter-
sons Mills, Washington County, will
lead solemn, stately life, free alike
from smile or jest. a week ago she was
happy in the thought Of her approach
ing marriage now her life is dark with
regret. In Il though,lc>s moment she
permitted, and even encouraged, her
younger brother to play Il Joke upon her
lover. The young woman and her lover
spent Sunday night in talking Of the
future, and when the young man went
to mount his horse, II" was unnindtul
of the surroundings. Within two
minutes, however, he discovered that
his horse had been exchanged tor Il wild
and vicious bullock. When the young
man picked himself together with both
bands and crawlrl out of II fence corner,
he found that the N"nng woman was
laughing ut him. Sh" will not laugh ut
him again, because he meets her only
as a stranger. Love may he trampleu
upon, but it will not he ridiculcd
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-10
IOlantIle.

A large audience assembled at the
Opera House last evening, to witness
lolanthe, as presented by the Rice
Opera Company. The opera was pre-.
Sented in a style calculated to please,
and the generous manner in which the
applause was bestowed, showed that
the efforts Of the company were appre-
ciated by the audience. Miss Ida
Mule as "PhyIlis" is excellent, and
although she is quite young, performs
the character III a manner that should
reflect credit on one of more mature
years. The singing and acting of Miss
Rose bona as IoIanlhe" were fault
less, and she was frequently applauded.
The Lord Chancellor was well portrayed
by Arthur Wilkinson, and Miss Sanger
as he Fairy Queen was all that could
he desired. The company, without any
exceptions, are first class and gave n
performance that was highly satistac-
tory. The chor,ses were rendered in u
splendid manner and the scenery and
costumes magnificent. The stage effects
were greatly increased by the calcium
light. which caused the handsome COS
TUNES to show to the best advantage.
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A Mouse in u Strange Place.

Sunday afternoon Il lady entered a
drug store in this city. for the purpose
purchasing some tilNsccd. The drug
giSt opened Il drawer in which it was
kept, and reached III, when mouse
introduced himself hy running mp his
sleeve. Many "A man would hay" let the
haxsped stand, unril he had dislolgcd
the intruder, but the druggist wa, 100
gallant for that, and proceeded to wait
ON his customer Us though nothing had
happened. AS soon as she left the store,
he removed his cuat and found that the
little animal had seated himself be-
tween his under shirt aud the one out
side. With the assistance of n gentle
man who was in the the store, he was
dislodgcd and killed.
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A Venerable WOnlan's Death.

The Harrisburg Patriot says that the
venerable Mrs. Sarah Nandevcr, OF
Chester County, died at the residence OF
her son, Mr.. Ben. Nandever, in Coates
willie, ON Wednesday last. Mrs. Van
dever had considerably more than filled
the measure of her four score years
Her maiden name was Miller Her own
immediate ancestors, with those of her
husband, were among the earliest set .
tiers in Chester County, and in the
STATE Of Delaware. She was short
time a resident OF This city, hut nearly
her entire life was passed in Chester
County, and she was familiar with many
Of the events that transpired in the
early times in that famous old County
which have made it historic. Mrs. Van
devrr was in the possession Of her strong
mental faculties till near the time Of
her death. The friends of her son here
will deeply aNmpathile with him in his
hprca vcmrrit. Mrs. Nanlevcr was
buried ON sunday i'll tn" graveyard of
Old Londonderry Meeting House, where
sleep her kin.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-10
Local Elections Yesterday

The Democrats carried the local clpc.
ton in Trenton, New Jersey, yesterday
by increased majOririeS, their candidate
for Mayor receiving 1000 majority
against 100 last year. They elected & of
the 3 Counclmen and 3 or Free
holders. The Reforners polled 6OC
votes.
Nathan Barnet, Democrat, was yes
ter'lay elected Mayor Of Patterson, New
Jersey, by about i5O majority. The
Democrats gained one Alderman and
two School Commissioners.
The Democratic State Convention of
Georgia, to nominate..a Governor, will
meet in Atlanta to-day. The contest
for the nomination is now doubtful
one, Boyron not having IA majority of
the full Convention.
The officials of Petersburg, Virginia,
by the Democratic City Coun-
ell in june last, whom the Court Of Ap-
peal decided were illegally elected, were
pald last night with funds subscribed
bV the ritiIenS
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Photographed.

A. p. Beecher, the well known pho
tographer, has just completeda a number
Of pictures Of the old building, 5. W.
corner Of Fourth and Shipley Streets
which is now being torn down by Cav
throp Brothers 4 Co., in order to give
way for a more modern building which,
when completed, they will occupy asa
plumbing establishment.
The pictures are ii by 20 inches, and
are very fine, bringing distinctly to
view every portion of the building.
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S#aRAAlZ||I|I|

J. Sun rises 5.32. Sun sets 63l,
= q. 5. Humphrey n Bro, one-price hatters
u Dr. Durmon's Office 1924 CaInac st., Phila.
The Venus de Medicine-Lydia Pink ham.
; Mlllard +. Davis. the Jeweler, . +. End Ut.
For cut flowers and funeral designs 20 Il
s+3 Market street.
Spring has come. Maple sugar has scum
| also
Doctors blanks specially at the REPUB
LICAN Ofhce. Prices away down.
II AIN free to Con fess, as the thief remark
ed when he turned States evidence
Mulin IL at the old No. 525 West Front
street. with stock OF Tobacco and cigars.
What does Lent amount to? Keeping so
cial and other rAckets out Of the newspapers
Call and get estimates for printing at the
| REPUBIiCAN Oihce.
The hog-r aiser, like the winter, is known by
his swine.
Luminous Dial clock at 9gc store, which
shows the time in the dark
When a boy falls overheard, what is the
trst thing he gets-wet, of course.
Go to Strang's umbrella store, 4th and
Market, 10r your nne sewing silk
Fine IL X. Plain Gold Rings, ut Z, E.
Hanfs, Is L. 4th street.
| oLSC III sICdl WHlic, any lWlCe u Y,
Il plumber gets a little hard up for cash, So
| he goes to ii stsnan ur relief
For good ana pure butter, 90 to II. H.
Moore, Stalls y and "A Second street mar
het.
When man is married to his own ideas, he
cannot be arrested for Dlgalny unless it calDe
shown that he has more Than one idea.
A man in the hands Of a drunken barber
should be glad when lie gets out Of the tight
scrapc.
Go to Reynolds Restaurant, where you
VIII ma Cape May CLANS, wild ducks, etc.
Water and King.
When man takes the law into his own
hands he soon finds out that he Is very much
in need Of a lawyer.
Merchants and mechanics viii find it to
their advantage by calling at Reynolds res
taurant for tneir dinners. where they will
find everything in FIST class style
1t is astonishing how cheap furniture and
bedding can be sold. ". ". Woodward, 9th
and Ialnall streets, Is sacrificing goods to close
busin, IS; 20 to him for bargains.
We have heard hundreds Of girls say they
wouldn't marry the best man that ev or lived |
but have generally found that they were
quite willing TO wed the best men who would
h We them.
W. W. Woodward, 9th and Tatnal streets,
will positively close out hi stock OF furniture
ana bedding in short time. HIS store Is for |
rent. 1t is one Of tha best business sl1uds in |
the city.
A New York doctor knows of a husband |
who kissed his wife On the ear and made her |
deaf. She would not have been deaf If he |
had kissed some other mans wife and it had |
come to her cars.
NANTED-5.0O0 families to examine and
buy ,reJiey SELF Educators. Sold on INSTALL
ments inns book contains ! 200 pages and is
endorsed BY the press. pulpit, aud leading
minds Of the country. Address John Cullen
Bryant. REPUBLICAN Office.
Harvest Home range is the best cook stove
in the market. We warrant it every time.
You may be disappointed If you buy another
stove, but the Harvest Home always gives
entire satisfaction. 1t has the Duplex crate,
the best CRATE ever made. II. +. Pickles, X
y East lth street.
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BfOkeIl.lIe0rted.

Patrick Tuafe has been employed in
Peter Coopcr's glue factory in Brooklyn
for many years. On Wednesday when
he heard Of the death of Mr. Cooper, to
whom he was much attached, he quit
work despondent and went home. re
told his wife Of Mr.. Cooper's death and
said he was broken hearted. He refus
ed to 60 to bed, sat up all night in his
chair with his elbows on his knees and
his head between his hands. In the
morning he was found dead in this po-
sition.
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ENGLAND'S SCARE.
Proceedings I'm Parliament - The
Explosives Bill Passed.

LON DON, April 3-Ihe blil 10 amen
the law in regard to explosives was in
trodnced in the House Of Commons thi
afternoon by Sir William Harcourt ant
read a first time.
Sir william Harcourt, in introducin!
the bill, said the nature of the danger
which it sought to guard against was
well known. We have to deal, he con
tlnued, with an organized plan against
all the interests Of society and with
men who announce plans for wholesale
murder, and who ought to be treated az
belonging TO no nation.
The speech of the Home Secretary was
heartily cheered, especially by the Tory
members.
Sir Richard Asshcton Cross said the
opposition was quite willing to assent
to The bill in order that all British sub
iects, at home and abroad, would know
that the law was no longer detiable
with inpunity.
Sir WIN. Ilarcourt further explained
that the measure would be a permanent
one. He was convinced that the dan
ger was very imminent. He would
not ask the House to 60 further to-
night with the bill than the committee
stage.
The bill was then taken up in Com
mittce of the Whole. II passcd throuph
the Committee without being altered
Progress was then rported. amid
cheers, and was Immediately sent TO
the House Of Lords, where il was adopt
ed without delay. The Royal assent
will he received by telegraph TODAY,
and the act will become IL law tn-mor.
row.
The Explosives bill contains nine
clnus's. II provides that fine maximum
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-10

The event has occurred again. 1t was Ger.
tain To happen. The ljith Grand Monthly
Drawing Of The Louisiana State Lottery took
place on time las it always does), on Tuesday
March 18th, when the following happy re
suit was ELECTED: Ticket No. Sjb4 drew S,J :
COO the first capital. Among the holders Of
fractional parts Of the winning ticket were j.
Allen Schaeilcr, well-known bookseller at
Allentown, Pa; J. j. Deyer, OF Handsom :
Depot Va: +. f. Calender st. Paul, Mimi.
each costing 81 only. The second capital,
S25, 900, was drawn by ticket No 1861, held
in fractional parts to A. Kauscher, Morris
town, Tenn, and Israel Brown, Ocala, Fla.
The Lottery will do the same thing on Tues
day, May s. 1858, of which NJ. A. Dauphln,
New Orleans. La., will furnish all iniorms-
tiOn.
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E'ilSTER'S ORDER.



New CASTLE CO.. DEL. April q, 1883,
Upon the application of Ahngail A. Hayes
AI ruscy A. Walton, Administrators OF
lanes T., Hayes, late Of Wilmington Hd.,
II said county, deceased, it is ordered and
Ircct"d Ivy the Register that thcAdminiStra-
,orS aforesaid give notice of the granting OF
Letters Of Administration upon the Estate of
.hr deceased, with the date 0fgranting there
T. by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date of such Let
'nrE in FIX If the most public places of the
county Of New Castle, requiring all persons
'Mying demands against the estate to present
70 Nr same OF abide by an Act Of Assembly in
.I"h case made and provided and also cause
Tie same to be inserted within the same per
wl IN the Daily REPUBLICAN,, newspaper
Nlhlshcd 10 Wilmington,m and to DO continued
herein three weeks, (c.od.)
~ Given under the hand and Seal of
I"S. office Of the Register aforesaid, the
I - day and year above written.
$. q. BlfGS, Register
NoricE.-All persons having claims against
HE estate Of the deceased must present the
sane, duly attested to the Administrators on
or before April 9th, 1884, or abide the Act
Of Assembly in such case made and provided.
ABAGAIL A. HAYES
FUSEY A. WALTON,
Administrators.
Address Wilmington, Delaware. aplO
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NliERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE or A
y wit Of L"vari Facias, to me directed
vii be exposed to Public Sale, at the Court
hUnSr. Oh Market street. between Tenth and
h,rvcntu streets, in the city Of Wilmington,
Nrw Castle County, Delaware,
ON FRIDAY,
TilE27rH DAY or APRIL, 1883,
}l2"'rIOck, y. in., the following described
real estate. viz:
Al mt certain lot, piece or parcel of land
wlh u t'rcc stOricd Brick House thereon
m'r ed. -Itiatcd in the City of Wilmington,
Nrwt S!'e County aforesaid bounded and
4u,'!l'" Ns follows, to wit:
IrGiUE ny at a corner of a lot Of land lately
conN ~ or about to be conveyed to Samuel
Pyle on the we terly side of Orange street.
the Il stance of 81 IT, from the southerly side
0' nth e.. thence westerly passing through
'nr ",itId c wall between this and the adloin-
my house and along the line of said lot
eighty feet to the line of the ten-pn alley
lot, thence with the said ten-pin alley lot
nOlthcr!y parallel with Orange St. IL #. to
d stake. thence easteriy parallel with Tenth
IT, passing through the middle wall Of this
and the adjoining house eighty feet to the
sad SIDE Of Orange street Aforesaid, and
.Acnre thereby southerly is feet to the place
Vt "iU"EiunIng, be tho contents within SAID
bounds. mere or less.
S"i2ed and taken in execution as the proper
jyUf William Morrison and Maria H.. his
vile, and las. Taylor and, Eleanor H., his
wltc. and t. t. and To be sold by
JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
SnLmfrs OFFICE, Wilmington, April
tn 1,SI usip
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-10

Peculiar name for firm isn't it.
Well, there is such IL firm iu New York
Paper hangings is their business, They
promise to deal IN nothing but the lat
est and best designs all the time. Being
iohbcrs and manufacturers both, they
have an opportunity to do aSth"y prom
ise. Eosin 4 Bro, 22o W, second
street have full line Of their goods,
besides Il other manufacturers. Call
on them, and you viii hccouvlnrrd that
they do and have all they advertise.
Largrst stock, iirSt-rlasS worIlmcu, and
p.i,t,i,t,. ,rlpr,Itt.n
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-10

Browns Bronchial Trochrs are widely
known us an admirable remedy for
bronchitis, hoarsencss, coughs and other
troubles of the throat and lungs. They
contain no hurtful ingredients, but may
at all times be used with safety. Sold
only in boxes. Price 25 cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-10
The weather.

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, April
lO.-1 A. NJ.
THE WEATHER REPORT FOR TODAY
For the Middle Atlantic States !:
increasing cloudness and rain, east to
south winds, lower barometer, station
AIRY or slight rise in temperature,
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Fine Horses.

Messrs. Gibson and Elliott have a lot
Of fine horses at their stalls on French
street, below Second. Among the num-
Der are u fine pair Of bays and splcn-
did pair of gray matches that canno,
well be surpassed Persons who wish
to purchase should call and sec them.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-10
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Regular YessinE I.ast Evening
hut Lltt16 Business Transacted.

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Tha Tnnn';,,,''a a. "s'lLu niliLa WV ,''', .h"i.
that S,n;n.a,,, Tan g., '',;''', r'n ','r' ,,,l
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h.a;nm;,a nf tha nnn,inn .oh"nl Jn"' %, ranr ,nr
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the lnw.r ',r,,ln am % anh an an ' thrnnnl, thn m
uhol, @ "", nn,rL. ~ n, | ~. ~. itSm Ias, ,1, anu
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n.xi ,n.a,;,nn ,,as s uL I.f.otaL' '''''
Tba III ,;S holiimSs, "r1,. ""n 'n nh.rs w.ro On
,bnr;,.J ,n s,n,,ra rian.. f,r hnldi"n
,ha .,I,"at o,an.;n p,h;oI p ,o,.o ~" S NM
tha 4 ..t sot,,r1n' J.,"n' NJ" NJ "'n'' p,.r"
nr A. natt, % ~ 'uy r:a ,,na M tha .. law ~ nG ,bn
h,lif,' from 3, RI n rI nnr vear sa ~ y" sioo wn. c
I..r.,,.L h,. a'uo ,,oo p an na,, ,,,tsnfs ,n,n
MesSrs K."nav ~ " n.t,a ~ and nd li,KaT I
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The New Plan.

There will be another meeting of
workingmen and mechanics at Suttcr-
ley's, No. 3O2 Market street, at 7.3O
O'Clock this evening, for the purpose of
forming another class on the new plan
of life insu rance. A cordial invitation
is extended to all to be present and
hear the plan explained.
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sounds I.O ",

but yet Mullin 4 son, Clothicrs, Sixth
and Market, have lot Of Mems all
wool suits, which they are closing ont
at 81. They have several lots of Boys
and Children's clothing which they are
selling corrcspondiugly low,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-10

Il. Sturgeon, the popular baker of this
city, having made up his mind to change
his business has leased the Farmers and
Drovcrs' Inn at Newport, to which he
has removed. The Hotel is an old ono
and has been one of the best kept in the
County. 1t will lose none of its popular
ity in the hands Of Mr.. Sturgeon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-10

Rock HILL, $. C.--l;"v. j. $. White
says: 81 used Browns Iron Eittrr~ for
general debility 1t restored me 10
strength and vigor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-10

Yesterdays Chester Times says =
"James Higgins, of Wilmington, i
painter, was arrested at the p, W. 4
b, depot at 1886 Saturday night by otti
Ger Glover. 1T is explained that he
came to Chester for the purpose Of OBJ.
tanning the Mayors consent to hs
appearing here in Indian costume at a
proposed masquerade and afterwards
wandered about town. He finally
reached the depot and fell asleep in tie
waiting room. Simeon Mills, the
watchinan, wakened him to ascertain
where he wished to 90, when the man
rnilndly abused lin and struck Mr..
Mills on the ear. For this offence he
was tried before Mayor Barton yester-
day morning and sentenced to a fine Of
50 and costs or ten days in the county
iail
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-10
Reception.

Tomorrow evening the Adonis Social
Club of this city will give their first
grand reception in thc lecture room of
the Grand Opera House. They promise
those who shall attend u good time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-10

Thirteen years ago the PthhsyIVahla
Railroad Company determined to test
the relative merits Of English-made and
Penusy lvania-made steel rails. They
selected from among the English rails
what il known a. the Barrow rail, and
placed by the side Of it rails from the
works Of the Pennsylvania Steel Com
pany. Several days since these rails
we're examined, when, it is said, it was
found that those made by the Pennsyl-
vania Steel Company were superior to
the others. Hereafter the Company will
use none other than Pennsylvania Steel
Company rails, and 69-pound rails of
this make are being put down on the
main line.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-10
SeAfe Ot the Tn erDnOm erer.

at the REPI BLlCAN Office in the shade
this morning:
| Z o'clock 10 o'clock l2 O'Clock
$40 go &C
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lSnl,y coaches.

Adams & Brother have the largest,
cheapest and best assortment of baby
carriages in this city. The ladies are
particularly invited to call and see
them. Prices low as the lowest.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-10

A choice assortment of children s
lace collars at Pyle y Lichtenstein's,
22G Market street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-10

NEW BERN, N. Grey. G. w.
OAley says: 81 have taken Brown 5
Iron Bitters and consider it ono of the
best medicines known"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-10

Remarkable for overcoming diseases
caused hy impure water, dccaying vege-
tation, ETC., is BrOwn's Iron Bitters.
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who struck to short Billiard ended
the game with fly to centre field. The
following is the score
RUNS MADE EACH INNING.

Quickstep $40 90 2 0 3 2-l9
Ross 102 0 0 O O o. 3
Earned runs-tluickstep, Z Ross, O..
Two base hits-Smiley, Barber, Snyder,
] each. Three base hits-Casey, l.
FIRST base on balls-Quickstep, 3 Ross,
2 First base on errors-Quickstep, IA !;
Ross, g. Passed balls-Quickstep, 2;
Ross, 3. Wild pitches-luickstep,
Ross, 3. Time hours. Umpire
Harry Taylor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-10

The Jersey collar for ladies at Pyle &
Lichtenstein 226 Market street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-10

Ladies Jerseys at Pyle & Lichten-
STEMS, 226 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-10
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Quick, complete; cures all annoying
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Diseases.
81. Druggists.
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