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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-08
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY :, ISIS
Is II u Partisan Report?


E The Grand Jury report is good, fair
document, and without the severe cen
sure Of the doings OF II part OF the police
force of Wilmington, Is as clear from
partisan bias as such documents can be
expected to be. There is no denying
the fact that there has been too much
violence exercised by police officers at
times in making arrests, but sometimes
violence is required or else prisoners
would escape. The profanity, too, used
on such occasions is not only disgusting
but offensive, but then when men are
excited and in bad humor, gentle
words and gentle actions are not usual
ly the consequences.
But while admitting that these prac-
tices are offences and at variance with
the true spirit and intent of the law,
how is it that no Grand jury ever found
occasion before to indulge in such
Wholesale condemnation of the police
force If there is occasional violence
now under the present Republican po-
lice force, there was infinitely more un-
der Mayor Almonds force The Grand
Jury never seen proper during "A period
Of most incessant violence from Demo
cratic police to interfere, Strange IL
10 81 Ratii hl ii
force has been appointed that the argus
eyes Of these conservatorS of the pcac,
bave been opened. 1t is a matter OF
general remark and also congratulatior
that Of the present force there are so few
priety and morals.
We have taken occasion before to say
IN at there We're three or four members
of the force whose places might be bet
ter filled, but it is extremely doubtful
if Wilmington ever had a more moral
temperate, and gentlemanly police
force. 1t cannot be gainsayed tina
mere never HAS bt1l IDtTlbl uuIllll
which there have been so few viola
ions of the lava period more peace
full and quie'-a period during which
roperty was better protected than dur
ing that period covering the time since
the present police force was appointed
Why then this harshnesS and apparent
~ partisan condemnation Of the presen
force by the Grand Jury? Is it be
.ause William Herbert, gentleman
Tor whom we have great respect, is
strong DE mOCratlc partisan, and tore
nan Of tn" Grand Jury? Is it TO Great
public opinion in favor of the appoint
ment Of police commission by the Leg
stature at the expense Of the taxpayer
IF the city of Wi lmjngton? We rath"
Inspect that future police commits
,ion is at the bottom Of this whole r.
port, bat We hope that our suspicion
are not well founded.
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Wanamaker & Brown
Oak Hall, Sixth and Market Sts.
PHILADELPHIA.
Disease OF the Kidneys.

Tur frro,rncv and fatality of diseases o
the tl,luets give an especial interest
the study and iny,-tig.' iInof thraI, and 81,
yAln any discovery as to tH'3 ,sr"ntIa
natures or tn. meals of curing thou, to
ynry iuuurtaul place in the art and srouc
IF ErIir.nn. When the fact is recalled tina
III. kidney. are the great scavcngcrs IF til
huupn body. their office Is to remove fror
rIIopI any and all impurities which ma
ryist in II that if this Office be- cnlirei
shut M Iif. r4uuu, les long maintained
hin nrrluct. of used up and vermont prlE
Sink Of Nh, human BODY, retained in tn
blood so ,,l,,n the nervous system. that 1t
fuuctious or duties win be arrested, the brain
will cease to Take coguiZaucr Of surrounding
"or.n,. and nLiarts7 consciousness will b.,
nLii,pratpd thr vital knot will become con
orstcI The heart and lungs will cease to per
| fnrn thrlr mart in the phenomena Of lifc,-
| ,l,ry.t"n IRE ms. however. the most terribl,
| farm If Mi human suffering is apt to tax,
| ,I.rr and dives An additional horror to tn,
! hour If death. II the offices Of the X idncy.
| h. d, assen1In, 90 life. that il must ceas,
,n,n After th,.v cease to act. the conclusion
| il unavoidable that any deviation from thu
| ,arfn.,,aura ~ these offices must be az
| fionI.d vim derangement Of health. tn,
nrm. ia tho da.myxSinp secretion eliminate,
from tina hsors1 ~ .ns Iidncys, - the channe
| hvrhich ,nortdh" agents are carried out o
! ~. y,nnral circulation. and the blood pre-
| snrv'I in healthy uuantity and quality. l.
/, f,iIs IN dn this disease follows as "A necCs
I .,rv s.n,ence I'd preserve health it IL nrces
| sory To- ,rpsnrva a healthy condition Of III,
L;i;vny.f This Of cour., ia attained by tenn
hnn''! f. ~ M. rrI,tinu. Of life.djet
ppIntI,i,, nr,.rnisr and residence. But dis
..m1 snIrariny ar. negotiable. They seen
80 ,"rt n 7h,. cmrsr u,lt mon man %
a.. fr,I.fg If hi, Ii.,,hr,icucr. While Sit
,as ,r',t,I,, IT,. u,' ,i.hmrut. man still la
| & IA
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Asbury Ouarterly Conference.

The following committees have been
appointrd hy the Quarterly Conference
oi A,hury NJ. +. Church Tor 1883;
ON Mi.siun~-Juhu Wise, Euel Heis'
Ter. j. j. McMnIIln, Mathew Nectar
vry, W. W. sharp. w
On Sunday School-Jacob Williams
Charlie, Bordner, Ashury Burk.
ON Tracts-Matthrw Mciarv"y, An
drew Dolhow, thas. Foster.
observation-disclosures Moore, Edward
Spencer, G.. NJ. L"itch.
Church observation-disclosures Mckay
Hugh Ferguson, Hubert Roop.
Trmpcraucc-Geo $. Hagany, WIN
i. Gem, Aug Dennis.
On Church Music--Wm. b. Gem
Grorg" +. Hartman, Edward Spencer
Estimating Colnmittes-l'oard o
! Stewards.
| On Church Kecor1s-J. j. McMnIIln
On Par,onag" and Furnlturc-Th'
Ladies' Aid Society.
! Board Of Srcwards--J. &, johnson
John Wise, j. j McMullin, Charlie
! Moore, Charles Wclch, &. Marion
Lcitrh, james MackIin, Hugh F"rgu
son, Hubert ltOpp.
Local rr"achrrs--tOhn Simmons, w
Taylor, Charles Moore, VIM. Galloway
EXhurtcr4-.Iohn Wise, Matthew Nc
carey, Washington Snuwdrn, W. W
Sharp, Robert Humphreys, Andrew
DuiUuW.
District Stpward-J. J. McMuIlin.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-08

Reports from the Legislature ar" al,
# the same tenor-,lccidcdI y ayers" ~
anything like equal representation IN tn"
Legislature. At the most not uOrcthan
four additional representatives can
with any degree Of confidence be count
ed upon, and these it is said can only be
procured by the tOrtuOuS, round about
road If constitutional convention
This is what we have from time to time
been predicting. Never until the late
campaign did the Democrats evince any
desire " hatev.r for anything like fair
and equitable presentation. The prln-
ciple it is true was acknowledged in the
State Convention at Dover, but it ap-
pears that this was only a plan to catch
votes for the ticket in New Castle Coun-
ty. There seems never to have been
any honest intention on the part Of the
Democrat, from Kent and Sussex TO re-
deem the. pledges made at the State Con
ventiun.
The people Of New Castle County
must now fac" Tn" broken pledges Ofthc
Democratic party. They must wakouE
to the tact That they are t. remain in
This condition If inequality for an in
definite period get, # 'uey continue t.
rely g.. prw.r ro'.r prr.isiou5, The
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Gone Clean Daft.

Sixty days since the retail
clothing trade of the coun-
try showed mental symptoms
of a contagion OF insanity;
Gift enterprises were tackled
on to respectable business
in many cities East and West.
People were expected to buy
with their clothing the rights
to chances toguess upon the
number of peas in a jar, the
hairs in a donkey's tail, or
the weights of horses, wa,
CONS, pianos, furniture and
other things. The prizes
were valuable, generally the
articles guessed upon. We
were exposed, but did not
catch the infection. Our long
knowledge of Philadelphia
made US think such schemes
would be unwclcome here
If they were to come we de
cided that Oak Hall, and
our old firm ways OF giving
to the buyer all the benefit
possible in goods and prices
should not be degraded
The buyers money should
not be put by us into any
doubtful scheme for catch,
ing a momentary trade. " {
are happy now that we art
not suffering from ridlcule OF
the pains of penitent contes.
sion, as clothiers in other
cities are. This vindIcat.ol
Of the solid principles, Of the
best for the least money anC
clear daylight Methods helps
US to take a new grip on the
preparation for Spring
Once more we learn that
moral victory and business
success cannot be div reed
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-08

THERE IS STILL the sam" demand Tor
small house. to rent III this city, rs has
existed tor number OF years past, not
with,taudiug the fact that buildings
have been erected at the rate Of six hun
lrcd year, some years more me
great majority Of our mechanics yet not
more than Sl2 a week and cannot pay
more than that amount Tor "A month
rent. our builders certainly max" ii
mistake by building houses that d
workluSmau AZ average wages cahho'
afford to rent. Let them put up house
that cost from 81, 800 to q 800 and tina
! will rent from SO to sra month, an'
they will find no trouble in either sell
iny or renting. We hop" the matte
will be krpt.in mind by those building
houses for sale or rent.
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CRRTIFICATH.
ILADRLPHIA, January 20, 1881

PHILADELPHIA, January 20, 1881.
ID. ID. TomiinsOn,
DEAR SIR Having card so much OF the
virtue as curative Of your "Celebra ted Il
ii. Ii. Kennedy" one OF my daughters, VINO
had suffered very much from painful Dun
yon on ono OF her feet, was Induced 10 tly
your medicine as Q Imminent, and, 10 hel
treat 10Y and surprise. amer few appllca
lions as permanently relieved OF both pair
and tunlon My wife has such confidence IL
It's virtue that she resorts 10 II as reMed
for all the ills any member OF the family
may happen 10 be afflicted with. Several O
our Lends and Ieighbors, after having Lset
IT, speak Of It II tho most glowing teTih'' y
hear fOme SPEAK " It's very great power u
cure. one would almost Imagine no Cthel
medisine was necessary.
am. very respectfully yours,
JAMES MAHOkY,
SO North Fifth street.
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RcDrcscntatiOn.

lr having been determined by a ma
uu.y 1T rAr judges Of this state that
n. L.a.'uu"o may increase tn" mum
p.r uf rrr ouatiy", in the several
.oun.,,-, =, + r,umo that hill will h'
speedily p..r. according TO New Castle
County Deer Jur rights Th" members
rroru Krrr ..' -u--Dv rmo' AFFORD +,
ac. on.u,, tie uml,r They cnn.
not urcyo gard prr',"," that j.
,.,".aH Ia .1y other otlr in thu
CUun. a woD IJight person 6uding
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-08

THERE Is No good reason for making
the applications of the p, W. & Il. and
B. Il o. railroad companies toran amend
ment to their acts Of incorporation, an
occasion for vigorous agitation by the
Dover lobby, If either road wants an
amendment to change the local route,
without great damages 10 private prop
erty and without charging the corpo-
rate privileges, nothing should stand
in the way Of that want.
! By asking for the right to lay a track
| from State Road Station to Shellpot
creek, the p, w & b. Company are
onlyasking tonake theirroad somemiles
shorter, and the Baltimore x Ohio Com
pauy by asking for the right to run
their track through the town Of New
ark, are asking only for that which will
benefit all parties concerned. Both are
reasonable requests ana 'holIId be grant
ed without a great expenditure o! nor
ty and champaign.
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the UAILROADN.
A LEGAL Time Table Win she Lat
esu Corrections

l
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR
| rHILA-20p-223 %. - o3o-6.55 7.o0,-7.5C
Is los. l5-p. OOt-9. gt--g.5st -l03O-ll.53 a.
m - i2oot IN Ia. l5--l2.3s- .53-2.3o.
4.O0-5. l7'--6.3O 10. l0-6 49,. % .3O'-9.55
W M ,oo. ..,. ,o ,.oo mn
| II b3a m-I2.JS-l .53--6 l7s-6. 3s'-7. 70 IN.
| BALriMoRE--l 05'--l .42"-4 .6l.-S.O5s - II
| 1000 a. -l21-l co.. O8--b.0 90 6.OU-5.bI
1-ll.0r p. III.
WAsHINGToS-l 42s-4. 5ls-s.05-9 II II. IN
IL 0O-I.OO-6.b7-ll.Ol ' p. III.
! BALTIMORE AND INTERN MANIFESTATIONS
l.06s--9l7 1900 II. IN :--lOI-S,0O p. m.
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
| Trains running only on Sunday.
| Connect nj Gray's Ferry for old depot
Broad and Washington avenue.
| DELAWARE RAILROAD--6.Wf-D.lO q. m =
/ .05--3. O0'-8. 25t =. m. No Sunday trains.
For New Castle only,
| For Harrington and intermediate STA
tons.
| WnMlSGroY Il NORTHERN RAILRoAp--7.4
a. m IL .4O-5l2 p. IN.
DELAWARE WESTERN RAILROAD. oo--i0.3o
a. IN $50 p. III. Sunday trains 1870 II. III -
600 r. IN.
TRAINS ARRIVE WILMINGTON FROM
| PHILADELPHIA bO-l Oo--l.s2s - 49, -
| 45-s OPS. l2-9 0J--lO Of 3D. .35--l2. u
La. IN ;-l2.5O-l.O7-2.3Ot- 50-l0. 3S-l0.t 81
|
p. IN.
NEW YoRK-l s4i1'-s.02t- 9.l2n m;
-l2. 50-I Of .55--6. 4s'-l0.6 81 p. III.
BALTIMoRE-l .5l'-2 49, 9.54-ll 43 a.
IN ;-l2.36 Il Bob. ll'--6 3Os-7. 49, 'p. IN
! WAsHINaTuH-l.5 ls-2. l3--ll.43 II. IN -
1856 So. ll'-6 30'-7. 4sy.4D' p. IN.
Both daily and Sunday.
| On Sunday only.
| DELAWARE KAILRoAp--s.5O-l0l5' "A. NJ
Il2o5-5.05s-6.06 p. m. No Sunday trains.
| From New Castle only.
| WILMINGTON N NORTHERN RAILROADS.&C.
II. 40 "A. IN; 6.46 y. IN.
DELAWARE WESTERN RAILROAD 500 am
2lb =. IN Sunday trains 9.l0a. m; $40 pm
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
| PHILADELPHIA NEW BROAD STREET DIR
POT l23O' 355' $50 ..2Ds 500 s2l s.35t
Ilo.l8 ll.3O ll,to a. IN A.; 1923 l.S2 SIT
4.G2 +2j 5.Uj $50 $50 6.OJt 6.36 500
$50 1000 1872 p, III.
| BROAD AND WASHINGTON AVENUE 63t
Is.OO 10. 10 a. m; l.3O $40 40 5.l5 p. m.
| NEW CASTLE s.33 1000 ll.46 .. III. 49,
| 5.49 p. m.
Daily and Sunday
! On Sunday only.
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FOR HORSES.

Used for strains, Spralned Joints, Sore
Shoulder ard Backs, Iarush In the rect
Scratches, SweeDy F1st1la, POh Evil, DIS
temper, Curb Stint, Blood or bone SPAWN,
kinvboIe, ana will remove all SwelilnHs
anu Calluus humps left from Kicks or other
Bruises, without iDluring the growth OF the
nair. II ss pro 'ed suro cure for Epizooty.
| " III cure the worst case Of colo In ten v IN
utes and relieve Bolts. Dose-l or table
| 81, Onsful 10 u pint Of mile- Ebrm water.
All persons Wishing a first class liniment-
one that Will give rllI Satisfaction In yer
! tormiRg cures ~ recO mended Will use IL .
/ H. H.. which Is guaranteed rs no her iini,
mept lie. It's ont up of the best essential
Oils and other very cOstlJ articles, such Is no
othor IMMINENT In the market is composed OF,
and those using 1t c n rely on or not beitH
humbuxgcd by false Recommendations made
| up by travelling axents 10 deceive Tue pun
| lie and make them believe that laltles nave
given the use OF their names atd statlhg
parties have ueet and recommended II VINO
have never used a drop oft nor allowed their
names to be used. II persons prefer turpen'
| tine and crude oil ltnilDeut, such as Rer scne
| oil and other and sucG materiss as theso,
the proprietor Of H. II. ii. Nc iicine could
urnisE that class Of liniuent, put up In four
ounce bottle that retails at bO cents. " per
dozen. to retail at rs centsa bottle, and would
max more profit on IT than he does on the II.
| Il. Ii. at the rate 1t sells as three gross OF 1t
would not cost him more than one gross ofthe
II. II. H. does, II put up in plain bottles And
corked with common rks ss those AMOS Q!
lpiments generally are. The public should
| ludge tor themselves which IL the best and
cheapes, medicine to use, and not be inhu-
3Dcel by every report they may see In TIE
pa pera. Tho Ii. h. H. has gained FOR Itself u
! EN- "A Ion for genuine merit for the laet thir
! cen years, and 20 one putting up THIS class
| Of Ia icipc can maxi prUtt enough to spGbd
hund reds Of tho sands Of dollars to humbup
| The people with so the proprietor Will onef
no certificates only genuine ones, for the
parties can be correspondcd with atany time,
ana from them the true merits Of the medi'
cine Can be found out The proprietor has
already spent, In bringing 1t before toe pub
| nc, about 10000 and whether the medicine
| slnncs or falls he will not use any deception
to deceive the pubic In its use beyond what
he guarantees 1t to do. He will offer you
IRON time 10 time few certincates showing
It's good effect on both man and beast.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-08
.-MARR'S SPECIAL SALE

We promised last week to
give you a list of goods and
prices at which we were sell
ing some of our bargains dur
ing our special sale this
month; here are a few Of
them.
We shall have on our bar
gain table this week a ladies'
mat lid button shoe, regular
price $500, not the price
now, but $500. About Is
pairs of them.
AT MARKS.
A ladies' new style lace
shoe, glove kid top, patent
leather tip, usual price S2.75,
must 60 tor S2.25.
AT MARKS
A ladies' pebble lace shoe,
patent leather tip, usual price
s2.25, will 50. for Sl.75.
AT MARKS.
A ladies' pebble or kid but:
ton with worked button hol-
es, regular price f2.25.--
Come and get them while
there is all sizes left forSI.75.
AT MARKS.
Every one knows that a
misses real glove kid top
button shoe, with kid foxings,
cannot be bought for less
than S2.oo per pair. We
have about twenty-four pairs,
which you can tai e from here
for $3.50 per pair.
|Lemue| Marr's,
NO. z EAST FOURTH ST.
1.-TWO DOORsFROM KING,
WILMINGTON, DEL.
febl.cod.lm
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II EtiISTER'S ORDER.

Il
IL REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEw CASTLE tnrNTY, DEL. Jan. "a, 1883
Upon the application Of Edward L. hcllah
and George Richardson. Executors OF thar,
Candy, late Of Wilmington Hundred, In
said county, deceased 1T Is ordered and direct
ed by the Register thai the Executors afore.
said give notice of granting of Letters Tesla
mentary upon the estate Of the deceased,
with the date Of granting thereof, by causing
advertisements to be posted within forty days
from the date Of such Letters IN six of the
most public places Of the county Of New Cas-.
tie, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate to present the same, or
abide by an Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided and also cause the Fame
to be inserted within the same period IN the
DAILY REPUBLICAN, a newspaper published
IN Wilmington and to be continued therein
three weeks, &c. O. d,
,~ Given under the hand and Seal
l. +. Of Office Of the Register aforesaid, AT
49, Wilmington, in New Castle county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
5. c. BlGGS. Register.
NOTICE. ALI persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the Executors, on Oh
before the 2ith day Of January, A. D., 1884
or abide the Act Of Assembly In such cast
made and prov ided.
EDWARD +. BELLAH. rxscu,ors
GEO. RICHARDSON,
Address, Wilmington. Del. I2y
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D. D. T0MLINSON.
PROPRIETOR,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
For sale by druggists ana medicine dealers
generally.

RICHMOND, VA.
To THE PROPRIETOR OF II. II II. MEDICINE
1t gives me great pleasure 70 inform you that
the celebrated II. H. II Medicine got from
ysu has perfC rmed cure Of q bad case OF
Neuralgia on . young lady here. Others
who have tried 1t are anx10us for moro.
Please send me ono dozen by tlrst express.
Yours truly,
WILLIAM H. PROUT, 100 Clay street.
PHILADELPHIA, Frankford, June Q, 1871.
u. ID, ToMLIrsoN: This IL to certify That
We have used the II. H. H. Horse Medicine
on the Bone Spawn, In q case Of five years'
standing. The horse walked on his toe. and
the joint was entirely stiff no Is now uslng
his leg freely, sets his foot square and firm
upon the ground, and Is now entirely well.
The result has been entirely satisfactory to
us, and we chee rfully recommend the medi-
cine. You're truly, HAYES h ELLIS.
For full directions address tie proprietor,
u. DOL1L IOML1hSDN,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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Guaranteed 10 cure Rheumatism, Nsural
uia. ParaIysis. Dphtheris, Pieurisy, and
radicslIy cufes ell diseases whore linimeuts
can be used on persons.
For Internal use for Cholera, Cholera NOR
bu. On amps, Pains In the Stomach or bow
els. d. se--rrom 20 drops W half teaspoon
full In Y Ster
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-08

PHILADELPHIA, 1871 Grease street
To the Proprietor OF II. d. II. Medicine:
Having s.nered nearly three three weeks
With the Neuralgia, being 20 tad enc oil my
arms became paraly1ed, the doctor could
give me no relief. One Of my neisebors Io'n
me Of your "GelebrstedH. 4. Ii. Medicine.
gent ana got one bottle. l found 20 much
relief got another, which made perfect
cure and most heartily recommend 1t 10
all who are like atti icted. Anyone can learn
from me what think Of It. Yours truly,
INKS. HENRY BATE.
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For unc Photographs call on Su't"r'
ley 81 CO. 3O4 Market street. Thcil
prices are low,
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DELpHlhW ILM lNiUbN AM
BALTIMORE RAILROAD

Trains leave Wilmington rs follows:
For Philadelphia and Intermediate sta
tons 6.55, 100, 1920 n. m. 80, 400, I.3O, V.55
y. III.
Philadelphia texprcss) Q, 2.Z}, $50, 80, u,
Q. y.31, q 3d. II. So II. IN, l2,lj l53, 5.l1, 'lO,
G,3S, i.W =. IN.
New YORK, 200, 223. $50, 6,55, o,5s, 1888 II.
IN. tl23s. 3d. 230, 5.l7, G.3s, 726 =. IN.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, LOO
Vl7 1000 a. IN. 600 p. IN.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 6.j7 p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington ~, 4.5l, sos
9 II a. IN. ; 100, +l.Gy. 800, 6.j7, ll.4 p. m
Baltimore only, l.Oj, 1000 a. IN. l2D and
W. III,
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 600 .. 10 a. IN. LOS, 300. e.U
p. IN
Harrington and intermediate stations, 9.lC
a. IN. los. 6.25 =. III.
DcImar and intermediate stations, 90 "A
IN; ,0t y. II.
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PRICK q LOCKS, Chester 40. Pa, May 10,
lt7l- u. TOMLIHsON, Dear Sir: For the
he nett Of suffering humanity l wish 70 say,
that for over five years l was AFFLICTED with
something Ike Chronic Rheumatism In the
back, so bad that WAS unable TO get about
her work a greater part Of the time and sui
fered very much. had doctored and used
va,ious rcmedl les which had no beneficial Of
feet, aud | was induced to try your Oelebra.
( d n. II II, Horse Medicine, and before
h d used one dollar bottle was completely
cured If my trouble, which was over six
mouths $40, and have had no return OF the
d tticulty. had offered FIFTY Dollars TO De
cured and would have freely paid one Hun
bred Dollars for guarantee ofcuEe
Yours, truly,
WILLIAM ASH.
PHILADELPHIA, 1924 Grease street.
It giyes me pleasure to inform you ! was
induced 10 try your Celebrated II. II. II.
Medicine on my crushed toe, which was very
bad and gave me great pain; to my great
surprise it stopped the pain and made cure
in yery short time. Since then, having "a
nuch faith in It, | have kept 1t In my
family. MY wife was cured OF heavy pain
IN her breast; also bad buniOn. W" now
use It for almost everything, and In every
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my naighbors try it and they think there L.
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Yours, truly, -
JOHN +. JOHNSON.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-08

To the Proprietor Of H. II. II. Medicine.
Feeling grateful for the use OF my ringers
again, which we're cured Of rheumatism by
half dozen applications Of your "Celebrated
Ii. ii. H. Medicine, do cheerfully recon-
mend II 10 all who are suffering from IKE
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liet.
TIMOTHY KELLY
1918 Sophia street, Philad elphia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-08

DrBLlc SALE OF HORSES At i. NJ
Gih-uI'f stables, on French ST.: heiu"
md Wilmington. Del, on saturday, fch. 49,.
at lgo'cIack. y. m, : good work or driving
horses. among them some good steppcr'. az
home raised ! York wagon, 2mi'rl COWS WIN
caiy", by Their sides. . months credit. FORUM
description of horses see hand-hl!l:.
GEORGE j.. DENNEf.
l.. " Stidham Il Son. AuctS. l.4-"th-N"