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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-17
The luyerius Case.

RICHMOND, Va, June 16.-Tbe case
of 7. J. Cluv erius, the convicted muir,
derer of Lillian Madison, came up
again today in the Hastings Court on
q motion of arrest OF judgment, but
the hearing was further postponed
until Friday next, counsel for the pris-
oner not hav ing finished the examins-
ton of the record In the case. There
was an immense crowd present in anti.
cipation of the pronuncia ton OF the
death sentence.
1t was pretty generally believed that
C!uveriuc had written out remarks
intended TO be delivered by him when
called upon by the clerk OF the court TO
know if he had anything 10 say why
death sentence should not be passed
upon him. 1.-The designed saying any.
thing the postponement OF the an.
nouncement OF the sentence of the
court prevented il. He said, however,
that he had made no such preparation
The immense crowd appeared greatly
disappointed at the change OF the
programme and as the prisoDer passed
out OF the courtroom some one cried cut
" Good-by, Tommic.' Among the
throng that pressed Up near the hack
70 catch glimpse of Cluverius were
severa, well dressed women and Que
or tive pretty school girls, who manifest.
eis much ea.eIness 10 see the prisoner.
Ciuverius ieels.. con hdent that he will
secure new trial from the Court OF
appeals wher that tribunal hears his
case. He remarked 10 a Young bro heI
lawyer who visited him in jai. day
NJ i've ago thai lie expecte,! 10 40 4
Texas neXt Fall
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-17
The Fisheries Dispute

Governor Albeit, Attorney!
Stockton and Assistant Aitofe
eral johnson, Representing 'a'S
New Jersey. AM uoEs'hI
and Attorney Genera P'}na'
sentiue the state OF Delaway1
con ference at the lafayette
Ph Philadelphia, on Monday' ~
recent fishery troubles 9etHea
states were tbrouzhly discus
tbs following agreement ann
with the understanding ,.s.
remain in force Until the ral's
supreme Cour, passes lira! Wv
jurisdiction Of the reSpsSrrh s1|
over the river and bay , lD,
nneu Of each State shall keep ~
n own side Of the caanntl Of lls|
ware bay, the channel itseIi" ~
TO ti.hermen OF both states H. a.
the III suits cornpenced in i. No y
states Court FOR this disiIlc, ~
Penn replevin be aoan G.o ia
the twelve-mile circle ll s,, y1 M
;nrisdiction to remain in sialu%
,h.' Tnited states injunction " y
and the point where ,h!e.. ,liT,
the bay begins to pc a .ta .wo sad
acknowledgements of the t"O0"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-17
A Fine ain.

Our city and vicinity were favored
with refreshing rain last night. coon
afte- sunset a cloud appeared in the
West. FROM which electrical discharges
rere quite frequent, but an hour or
more elapsed before the sounds of thuu.
der We're beard. The clouds gradually
Approached. aud about nine O'Clock
there was a slich' sprinkle of rain il
was not until after midnight that II
1esah 10 oeseend IL sucn Quantity as to
mo.ster he earth, and from that time
In;;. rear four O'Clock the discharge
was quite copious, but so eradua, as to
10 grea. amount OF good without
damage in any shape or form 70 The
growing crops, unless the whoa. was
Frustrated IN some sections where it il
the heaviest.
The corn, potatoes aaa grass have
ceen greatly benefited ard we trusi
that . reasonable Ia! crop, viii
abundant pastur2ge for the balance q
Lc season, has beer assured TIE -Ait
na- also served 10 ameli 1rare TIE heat
witch was becoming almost uubsar
abs, and We may venture The opinion
| nat there will be few hotter DAYS thar
Monday and Tuesday during the sum
Ee:. This morning the temperature Il
much lower, the mercury indicating :,
degrees AZ nine O'Clock, while or III
preceding days il marked g. degrees Il
| % s..aie
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-17

The Wawasett gun club Of \
visited Chester on Tuesday, al
friendly contest with the Bird
of that place, came of seCol
Glass balls were the fire, obia|
at, each marksmau being allov
shots, the same conditions bein
able in shooting at clay pigeon
shooters fired alternately, AMI
the Wawasett club, leading
them, and Gibbs for tie Bird
At .he end of the glass ball con-
visitors were one point ahead,
being "a to %. But when it
breaking the clay pigeons, d
shots Of the Briggs club show
superiority and wen the mat
points, the record being % lol9
Gibbs, of the Briggs team, ID
best record, breaking ten sta
iects. Messrs. Hylandi John
Rose, of the Waxass,i, made
best records of thelI team.
titles Gibbs to a badge fOr The .
vidual shooting IL The Two con-
contests, and 'l'O the ca
of the ci;..h fox SIX poigr
another beats bis ltcad. Ae,
kinson and Miller carried Oh in
of the Wawaset, iean, Dul
match a tub I'll I'd with leHCu
frequently visited, and ai'e' ln'
the visitors were escorted 10
hotel at Lamokin, where asaa
supper was served IN tas "
style. TIE W!luins'on!aN
home on tue 7.ij IRAN, out
they had given expression
hea rtfelt thanks ioi zoe ~
man ner IN which they DAD ok
tanned by their Chester iilFlu'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-17
EDITION.
Dots.

That you can buy paper bags at this
office.
All kinds of wood by the load or cord
1t Mills, Fourth and Railroad.
NJ. l.. Licb tenstein is re.painting his
store, No. III Market street.
Ice Cream Down-Weaver's standard
ice cream 80 cents per quart in box.
VIM. II. Griffin has gone on s.visit to
relatives residing at Bellair, Ohio.
Thomas Crasson, residing at
Baucroft's banks, died on Monday from
typhoid fever, aged 26 years.
The cricket team OF Delaware beat
the Baltimore team very badly in q
game played in this city yesterday.
Joseph Pyle treated the members of
his class At GARDENERS ice cream saloon
last evening.
The Delaware Prohibitionist has set
apart q special column for the temper.
auce work in Maryland.
Mr.. McKendree Downham, editor Of
the Sussex journal, is attending the
commencement Of Delaware College.
Genuine Persian insect powder
sure death TO moths, bed bugs and flies,
Sold by Taylor & Fullerton, 3o2 King
street.
l.. L. Quigg, son of Rev. j. B. Quigg,
is publishing the Flushing Times, n.
j., and also writing for the Now York
Tribune.
Rev. G. A. Sentman will preach at
Glendale, Sussex County, on Sunday
evening.
st. Mary's I. A. B. p. Corps W i'll
mako its ninth annual excursion to-
morrow on the steamer Clyde from
French street wharf.
Mr.. William Powell, of Concord,
Del. Co., Pa, visited this city on Tues
day to attend the sale of horses At
Warmers.
Bandoline either white or brown in
large bottles for 10 cents, also Ounce
Bandoline Powder at Hartman's drug
store, Fifth and Poplar.
A moonlight excursion on the steamer
Brandywine will lie given by the MEM
oers Of the Unitarian church on Friday
evening, the 26th inst.
The large tanks In the Citizens Nata
torium, at Fourth and Washington
streets, will be completed to-day, and on
Saturday evening will be ready for the
use of bathers.
VIM. T. Wolf, who has been q con.
ductor Of the p, w. & B. Railroad for
twenty Ave years. died at his home In
Philadelphia on Tuesday from disease
Of the kidneys.
c. E. Smith is putting down the ne "
tile floor in Mr.. Rudolph's new iewelry
store, corner Fourth and Market streets
IL is, without doubt, the handsomest
floor in any store in the city.
Elizabeth c. wife Of Theodore Walker,
OF Parkesburg, Chester County, Pa,
committed suicide on Monday, by TAX
ing strycbnine. She was only 81 years
Of age, and leaves four small children &c
be cared for.
John T. Yves, has gone TO Norfolk,
Va, TO manage the Wilmington base
ball club during the absence of Mr.
Fralinger, who has gone TO Atlantic
City 10 make arrangements for the visit
of the club to that place.
The commencement exercises al
Brooke Hall, Media, Pa, were held
| Monday evening. The graduates mum.
bered seven, and are as follows
Pauline Allen, Winnie G. Barr, Jant
d. Hammond, Mary Z. Head, Ella NJ
Jones, Matte S. Truitt and Mary II
| We,iuau
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-17
7 H|R D EDITION,
The New steamer.

The new non STEAMER Brandywine
made it's first trip to Philadelphia yester.
day IN 0rnins leaving Fourth street " bari
at T. SO o'clock, in the presence OF a
large crowd OF persons. There was
nearly 400 passengers, among them be
ing Captain Kelly, N. X. Benson, Jr.,
and others from the Harlan & Hollings'
worth Company. Counc. Imam McKenna,
Charles Moore, Charles A. Rudolph and
other well-kpown citizens. The boat
was saluied ~ 1t passed down the
Christiana, aud ut every point where
there was O steam vessel on the Della
ware
Chester was reached at S.N O'Clock
being one hour and twenty one minutes
from the time of leaving here. The
wharf at this place WAS . mass oil
people. about one hundred Of whom
took passage on the boat. After some
DELAY another atart was made, and
As the boat neared Philadelphia there
were a succession of salutes from steam
boats and tngs, At 1921 o'clock she
ran alongside Of the steamer Columbia.
where Q large crowd, including num-
Der of we'll known steamboat men, were
waiting to receive her.
She Jeff Philadelphia on the return
trip at 10. AZ O'Clock, and notwithstand
ing that the wind and tide were against
her, reached this city At 40 O'Clock.
having made the run in two hours and
thirty. three minutes. There was nc
attempt yesterday TO attain q high
speed, rs the machinery is somewhat
stiff, and there was danger of its heat
ing, but 1t is expected that after tne
bearings are fully set, the run can be
made inside Of two hours, including
siops.
The vessel is allowed to carry 900
passengers now, and the number is to Be
increased TO 1000 Certificates OF her
inspection and Of the officers in charge
of her hung in conspicuous places In
the social hall. The Wilmington aud
Brandywine together give four trips
each way every day.
The Brandywine has the following
officers.
Captain, Horace Wilson engineer
Peter Bloomsbury pilot, w. r. r
Jacobs mate, Daniel Bacon assist
ant engineer, James Edgar clerk, h
Crawford ; general agent at Fourtl
street wharf, Pussy A. Walton.
In addition TO these there is a crew o
six men. The boat is supplied witt
every appliance for the safety and COL
venience Of passengers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-17
Delaware college.

The Trustees of Delaware College met
on Tuesday, and elected DR.. @. W.
Marshall, of Milford, trustee in place Of
the late Rev. james McIntire, Of Elk
ton.
A report OF the committee on re-or-
gauiEation and CO education was Of
fered and returned to the committee
for further investigation. The next
meeting will be held June oath The
anniversary Of the Athen zen Society
took place last evening on the campus.
The stage was decorated with flowers.
The Rev. GIN. Bond opened the meet.
ing with prayer, and Mr.. j. France
made an address full of eulogy of the
old membeis. The society address was
made by Samuel Polk. From acorn
to oak" WAS the subject Of an Grafton
delivered by Waldo Messaros. G. w.
Callen delivered the farewell address.
His subject was "moral and unwritten
law" The commencement exercises
take place to-day, and the college hop
will take place tonight at nine O'Clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-17

The last social entertainment of In.
dustry Lodge, A. o. U. w., until the
heated term Ia over, was held last
night in their hall in the Lore building
A large number of memb ers with theil
families and invited friends we're pres.
cut. John w. Diefendorf had charge
Of the program and presided.
The atmosphere At first was very op.
pressive, but gust coming up, cooled
the air, and made the latter part of the
exercises more pleasant. This was one
OF the best entertainments ever given
by this society, the singing and ali the
the literary exercises being Of a high
order.
A quartette of ladies', consisting OF
Misses Osborne and Misses Conner, Cur
render and Davis, with q pianist, fur
nished the music.
The exercises were opened by Misses
Conner, Currinder and Davis singing a
trio called "Cheerfnlness.
H. G. Downward read piece from
Max Adler, called Catching Nov.
ing Train"
"The hired girl and the new pastor, "
WAS an amusing recitation by Mr.. DEF.
endorf, and this was followed by q
song by the Quartette. Mrs. H. n.
Ward thrilling recitation of Jennie
McNeaos ride ; Misses Otto and Palmer
gave piano duet Miss Virgie Jones
recited Jane Conquest !" Lulu Otto
amused the audience by reciting Katie
Lee and Willie Gray; The hero Of the
tower" was the subject ola recitation by
I. 7. Killian; piano solo followed by
Miss Virgie Jones Walter Young gave
his comic solo about the man that liked
haA t.. -
lously fun provoking Irish letter Miss
Davis Uas loudly encored after singing
the " flower girl - Mrs. Ward, selec-
ton; the Misses Todd sung q duet;
Master Diefendorf gave another recita.
tion, and after recitation in character OF
a boarding school education, the exer.
cises closed by the Quartette singing
Good night" All who took part in
the exercises were after wards hand
somely entertained inFarra and Lewis
ice cream parlors.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-17
An Appropriate Design.

N. f. Hayden, the popular florist
At No. 702 Market street. is always
alive 10 the demand of the times, and
As it was announced that the old Liberty
bell would pass through this city TO-
day on its return from the New Orleans
Exposition, he has prepared a han 1some
floral design commemorative of the
event. 1t consists of a hollow diamond
about 4 feet long and wide, composed
of carnations and rose buds trimmed
with smilax. In the centre there is q
floral bell suspended, with the mark of
the historic crack in blue flowers. the
entire design representing the old, re-
vered bell passing through the Diamond
State. The design IL highly appropri-
ate, and reflects the greatest credit on
Mr.. Haydep's abilities as a florist. 1t
Is now in Mr.. Hayden s show window.
and all lovers of the beautiful should
be sure to see il.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-17
Lost.

Ga Moalay evening las CO going
ftou l3is West Fourteenth street 20 ne
s-re-t ca- a small black satehei contain.
inf ;wa paid tickets from Phila5elptia
2 Liverpool and return on tie Ameri.
car. ne. issued By S. f. Bstts slsr
oae check for two pounds sterling, al
4 Llmber Of other articles. This oal
he.opEe. 20 a poor girl who was going 4
ea'= foi Ireland 10 day. Tue ticket.
acd pav0 OF check have beer
stoDpesi. and a iihersl reward viii r.
MAJ; 10 the tudef by James Fiynn, S.,
Z As Seventh street, OF :. 7. Re.ts
Adams Express Office.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-17
Desperate Factions In Kentucky

LOUISVILLE, KY, June ia gen.
tleman just returned from kro,,
County, Ky, reports that the Hal and
Jones factions ara still under arms. The
Hall party numbers thirty one AMI the
Jones arg eish'e y, and all AYE Srueti
with Winchester rifles. Monday OF
last week, on Beaver Creek, Perry
Sherwood, Bill Hawk ard Size Moore,
the latter one of the most noted and
blood.hristy despsradoes in the mcun
tains. were way laid, sho- and killed by
amoushed enemies. They both belonged
70 the Hall faction.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-17

A Contradiction.

Yesterdays REPUBLICAN stated in 6
local that Mr.. Corners horse was TAX
On by Patrick Ford. TIE father of
Patrick Ford, whose name is also Pa
trick, called upon a representative OF
the REPUBLICAS last evening, and
said that it was an entire mistake thai
his son took the horse that Mr.. Con
ner knew who took it, and he would
not say that it Was his son. At tn,
request OF Mr.. Ford we make this cor
rection with pleasure, taking it e
granted that the information given U.
was incorrect.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-17
,,r., an ssupposed na'

The body found h9a .;;nagso II ~
ago, and which was ou I,s "ibl
man had probably ~, G lffssdlo, p
is thought by the 4, Woodt1
70 be that of VIM. ". ,,wssrsd
Philadelphia. who d = slns hi.ID1
25th of May after decla IN recsl(
to to COMM, suicide. ua.,, ,elO|
" a teac her in a prlvabtG' s Dosl|
was was Compelled to resign h sD drn i
s Sis IDENTITY IT was o business ,s. ea'
Fl Grinage, furl itaI ,s, h,O' vis1
olive street. PhiladeipnW ooabs
H tonnd ' on the body, Nj; cTriSSs Sl
ing recently employee gear 0i Goods
ia furniture and olpft auis GsSI
storage warehouse Of t Tse pssj
s SpIpt Of the body ~, i Siih tbs,
the water corresponds va"
woodruff.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-17
T IF 7 H ED|7Il


Th.. 'hk f.ea.u,.-
s me hrst few day. Tia, p y
SSs any and Treasurer .; !, T. N
education, W; 6 absept az ,, u 'ie y
, wr1,e , Inc tea, hers were ,tO'y ss q,
i i;nh,, y nne pay, mis- absepo. S =.
tn.n " with the remark ars' 60 Wy NJ
.urn up again." But bs,. v, bel
nave passed away since .e sev'q
seen seen in this city and me- me-, Ge Vi
o. oeen received from him va sn'nl1
OF oil rnmors have been tlv,yD sl Al
, reference 'n'i to his absence h a,o1
the missing man. Npeisaa
Being a Treasurer Of a n,,,,
non tion a rumor obtain~! b ! pdrot:
t mao ahs &c with some r q, Y
funds. This however, is po ~ ~
accounts &C Z, are all correc, and M, y
I IN the bank. Even Il b he ".
~,,a. no. get the money h
OF the Board Of Education '1 n,
are almost distracted on ace ~
absence. and believe ,A ,,', ~
= has befallen him. Trf y,
he had been dripkina t. aio'
seen on Friday morning ., y.
Market streets. 81 I'll
This was at Q o'clock in The
And ne was then talking q a ~
men, and as a noisy crowd a, y
men came up he passed M
street. saying as heidi 50 thai ~
Cd to avoid that crowd Pa
~ Market street, he pssss sI'I
Delmarvis saloon, where Ss
until daylight, when be wen, \
the p, W. IL B. depo, and
Ticket on the II 50 a. m, ~,
Philadelphia. Mr.. Syringe, NJ, \.
Aeen,, recoilects selling him ,bs
ana this was the last heard Or
MIN. 1t is not known vhs,Es,
started for Philadelphia. M,
e rumor that be was een \,
Friday afternoon, but it cannot h
TO any authentic source,
On Monday his friends !.
uneasy, some of them went m l
for him both in this city and n
phia, and yesterday We, Roh.|
\. .; bowers went M A,lapa1
thinking ae might have pOps
direction, but oil these ssarcb1
proved unavailing, 1t Is nov H
that he bas either walked oysrh
TO some river or that be is tsm1
insane in some Philadelphia
The hospitals will be searched
and there is some talk Of drsq,
creek In and around WilmirQ,o|
In the meantime the tescbsn
unpaid, and II the missing M
does not soon turn up the b
Education will appoint a Secret
Treasurer pro tenn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-17
A Largo Funeral.

The funeral of Edward L. Shields. the
fireman Who was killed last Saturday
near Bacon Hill, by falling off
Ills engine, took place yesterday from
the residence OF his father on West
Third street. andawas largely attended.
The remains were taken to st. Paul's
Church where solemn High
Mass was celebrated, after which the
interment took place In the new
Cemetery,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-17

sou HAaD- on the I5:n ir.,, CIementlre.
VIZ q :. \. SUN ard. J.
Frlerll servtres at tlie Eolse On Jhurzoay
i =. L.. irta-msn; a; WILMINGTON ST..
braney vile cemetery.
II tPLtS-!n Nj, creek II2airea. lure
l3,A, is>5. May 4. Pc piss inner -5i year.
ne 'iVeS AID iritnas sse inT.t.i u -
'eld Ire .unefa' = " I'll. residence q. he-
''n-.Htj4w, AruCli ,auaalD. - OF .sa.u
$40. 'E7e - Z. 50 a; il o'clock a y, Sar
res e, i-- Z Gze. lLte:t-el- .; hst clay
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-17

tie Mead hred tEter shots at Geo:S.
Wyeth this morning on the board wal
oelow Mississippi avenue. One sh0
took effect in his tsa5. Wyerh WI.
Indebted 10 Mrs. Mead for a year
board, aad had agreed 10 work for b,
al her restaurant until tie debt was
paid \ quarrel occurred between The
so il 10 als7i'y. when Wyeth a.
tempted /, stab Mrs Mead. This le,1
% the shooting TIE wound is no
dangerous.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-17
Dcspondtn BurIiaston Farmers

BURLINGTON, June ii -Orr weather
n this vicinity is affecting the crops
very much. Straw berries are NEAR. y
gone, aud have yIelded u very sIA., !
crop. Grain and grass are very poor,
and many farmers Fiasei up their
wheat fie DIS. Tue ou, onk 10. truck Of
all kinds is extremely poor, uniess
abundant rains com very soon. Fal In.
ars are despondert.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-17
Honorinx q WiImfnKtonian

Eiward Grieves, who, fer a long
time was master car builder in the
shops of the Harlan & Ho!linesworth
Com pany, bur removed TO Baltin ore
some months ago to accept a simiiaf
situation with the Baltimore & Ohig
E1ilIoad Company, has been el@c'e5
Y &c President of the National Cat
Bl .iders' Association, which recently
coz veEed Il; Cd Point Con fort, Va.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-17
Death Of o Conductor.

VIM. 7. Wolf, who for the past %
years has been employed a. conductor
on the p, w. & r. Railroad, between
Philadelphia and Washington, died at
his home in Philadelphia yesterday
morning with disease of the Kidneys
He Was about As years of age and leaves
a family,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-17
RunaW ay


Ses'e1'iay As two hnen were driving
4 CcE 3a-risoE street. between Third
and l'dr.-h in iiRh. carriage. che Of
to"-n sex he horse With J1e whip,
a-t H. ---.--e,l 20 run CT. As Ne turn ri
At F1-r'. street the amin =, f-.5, a..
ss'.'Ls =. c4r-iage and throwing the
tlen c. 9.e OF them was TeLder 4
SC ave. j.. 5-.t vas 6za.iy restored,
40 r5,a >:zltet! for III cir homes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-17
Dropped De ~ IN . Wagon.

ATiANI.9 CI1ll june u -S.n!ie
West, colorei, aged IS, Whine driv.u.
down Atlantic aveuue 1oday, sudden ,
fell back il the wagon unconscious. Ht
was taken TO neigh : ring drug st1r,
where b , expired in a few riuates. :
pos. uortem was held By DFs. &c r:
and Reid, and the cause Of i5a,n "a
stated 10 be rupture Il the hrAr;.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-17

Black silk warp Henrietta Is nusl
.a'ed the present season boik by r.r
sons in and out OF mourning. w.
wish to call especial attention "a q.
number at 6! 90, being IS cents a v.-r
less than We have ever known il 10 b.
sold. Cranor * Co, 62l Market stree
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-17
4 QUESTION ABOUT
BN0zvw'S Iron
Bzl1pHS
hICIIL n
Ans WERED.

The question has probably bseu asked thousand,
u times How Browns Iron Bitters cure every.
hingf" Well it doesn't But II doee cure any diseass
Tor which reputable physician would prescribe IROi
Physicians recognize Iron ~ the best restoratiy,
agent known to the profession. and inquiry 81 am
eading chemical firm will substAntiate the assertion
that there preparations OF iron than of am
,ther substance used In medicine This Allows con.
slusivey that iron Ia acknowledged to be the most
important factor in successful medical practice Il is
howeyer r.mark abe fact that prior 70 the discov.
Ssatisi.otoes iron combination had ever been found
BROWNS IRON BITTERSsdSs::s; s sst , ssas:
headache. or produce constipation other irou
Medicines do. BROWNS IRON BITTERs
.ures Indigestion, Biliousuess, Weakness,
dyspepsia, Malaria, Chills and Fevers,
Tired Feeling, General Debility, ) Pain IN tn,
Side, Back or I4inlbs, II n dmche and Neural.
yia-for al these silmsntv mon Is prescribed daily
BROWNS IRON BITTERS, ns. sss. f 4 |:
minute. Ike all other thorough medicines II act,
ao~iy. When taken BY the frst symptom q,
fenent 4 renewed energy. Tho muscles then become
inner the diseston improves, the bowels are active
,eomen the effect is usually more rapid and marked
The eyes begin at once TO brighten the akin clear
isappeas; functional arrangements become reru.
a.. and II a nursing mother. abundant sustenAnc<
ssuppiied for the child Remember Browne Iror
3ittess 10 the ONLY iron medicine that is NOT in.
urous. Physeians and Druggisfs recommend H.
The Genuine has Trade Marx and crossed rcd linz,
on wrapper. TAKE NO OTHER.