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Daily Republican., 1886-01-21
PHILIP h. CLARK b 90.
ESoR sALE-BY PHILIP X. CLARK

CHOR SALE-BY PHILIP X. CLARK *
g 20 No. 60e16 Market street, on &C.
Q mmodating terms:
farm OF ITO aero, on the W. Il N. Railroad
cultivation, the richest kind OF soil, buildings
first class, and beautifully located on the
brandywine.
Farm Of 1872 acrss, in Red Lion Hundred,
two sets Of buildings, land first quality and
tine river We've buildings modern.
Country scat OF 30 acres. Buildings first
cl ,ss, two thirds in fruit. Commands q
splendid river view.
Farm OF $40 acres, in Red Lion hundred,
land Of first quality, high state Of cultiva-
ton; doe view Of river.
Farm of go acre., In Red Lion Hundred
buildings elegant, land f1rst class, river view
and abundance o fruit.
Farm of 100 aores, In Red Lion Hundred,
land Of the best and in good state Of cultiVs-
ton; liver view.
Farm OF soS acres, in New Castle Hundred,
land good, house large and convenient, f1ne
| parn, fruit we'll wstered, etc.
Farm Of $40 acres. in Cbristiana Hundred,
| lard frst class, the whole place in good
| Wilmington.
farm Of 100 acres, in Christiana Hundred,
two and half miles from railroad station
land goa and In high state Of cultivation;
lbriidings good.
Farm $50 acres near Kirk wood; land and
buildings good; abundance OF fruit
Farm Of lis acres, in Chtistiaua Hundred
land In high state OF cultivst on. One and a
half miles from Wilmington.
Farm Of go acres, IN Pencader Hundred
good buildings, land in good order, plenty o.
fruit.
Farm OF 22e acres In Pencader Hundred
land good, buildings in good order, fruit etc
Farm Of Ice acres, in Pencader Hundrsd
good buildings LAM IN fair state OF cult va,
ton; near railroad station.
Farm OF lA7 acres, In Chester County;good
Ian and good st ltc Of cultivation; buildings
all In coed order.
lOouuty. Pa; land in good state Of cultiva-
ton, buildings good. ALSO grist mill on thu
place.
Fine farm Of 100 acres, in Uecll County,
Md; buildings and land good.
Farm, 70 acres, In Chester County, Pa
one mi Q from Oentreville; good farm with
gond buildings.
Farm Of 400 acres, near Green Spring
Station.
Farm OF 800 a.res, at Blackbird Landing
Farm Of l9l acres, In st Georges HID.
Farm OF 2G7 acres, In hrandywine HID.
1.-TWO miles from Wilmington.
1 Farm Of 30 acres, In hed Lion Hundre /
good location, good land and all tillsble.
| Farm OF 206 acres, in BED Lion hundred
good land and buildings,
acres in New Castle Hundred, with two
hou sos, wheelwright and blacksmith shops
Farm rs acres, in Christiana Hundred.
Farm lao acres, In White Clay Ureeh
Hundred.
Farm leo acres, in White Clay Greek
| Hu ndred.
Farm l47 acres In Pencader Hundred.
Farm II acres in Pencader Hdndred, with
/ buildings.
Farm AZ acres, in Mill Greek Hundred,
| with buildings.
Farm IS acres. near Kirkwood, with build
ings.
Farm 1870 acres, in Ataseosa County,
Texas
Farm Al acres, White Clay Greek HID.
House 1913 West Ninth street.
House l408 Harrison street
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21
Tho ReneilfofChnnra.

The benefit of cha nge depends large
ly upon how we have borne monotony.
Ii we have been FESTIVE under out daily
work, Impatient of its regularity, and
complaining Of its requirements-if we
have been uuloyal to duty, seeking on
ly for novelty, unwilling to presevere
unable to resist the enticements OF
pleasure, chatting at the constant de-
mands made upon our time and powers
then we need not look for the plea
sure and refreshmeDt which q vacation
should be able to bestow. For, in the
words OF Ruskin, :" If the pleasure Of
change be too often repeated, 1t ceases
70 be delightful, for then change itself
becomes monotonous.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21
y t; BowERs' ADVERTISING COL.

n t; BowERs' ADVERTISING COL
FOk sALE-one Of the most complete and
desirable homes in the city, within two
squares Of Market street, has rooms ard
bath, all improvements, including two
open CRATES. Dan be bought lew and ON
easy terms.
FUR AI4E--No. 4ob West Eighth street. g.
story Brick House, IL rooms, with bath, gas,
hot and cold water, heater, ETC.; large par.
Tor and dining room house lie In splendid
condition throughout q nice hone.
FOX SALE-no. 108 West Eighteenth
street, nsw tw0-story brick house, rooms
and bath, gas hot and cold water, trent
yard and porch lot 2bxllo feet, one Of the
finest houses OF Its class in the city.
FOX SALE-No. 1909 Delaware avenue, 2
story brick house, rooms and bath, no,
and cold water, front yard and porch lot
2lxl2b feet nice house for sale cheap.
FOR SALEr-No. 4o4 W est Fourth street. Q.
story brck house, o rooms :nd bath. gas, no.
and cold water, heater, ETC.; price low ana
FOR SAILING 1907, l4o4, I4lo and 1914
Harrison street, 2st0ry brick houses, E
rooms and bath, all improvements front
yards and porches. very desirable houses,
near street railway.
store, southeast corner Of Tenth and Pine
streets, built expressly for bakery: has
oven, etc. A splendid chance for o live
man; cneap and on easy terms.
ofthose new and desirable
2-stoty houese on Trenton Place.
FOR SALE-No. s07 West Tenth street
new, q story Msnsard roof brick house. has
rooms and bath, front yard and porch.
Price low.
FOX SALE-That elegant new house No.
: 1ll9 West Eighth street, IL rooms, All i'm
provements location one Of the finest In
the city.
Fo IL aLE-Fo. i22s West street, story
brick house, rooms and bath, front yard
and porch q desi'ab property.
FOR SALE-That nice corner property, No.
823 West Seventh street. s rooms, lot lsx2t
feet. cheap and on easy terms.
FOX SALt-No. 1913 West Fourth street q
story bri X, looms and bath, gas. etc;
marble stops.
FOX SALk-No. 100. 1907, 1904 and 1906
Washington street, new 3stOry brick
houses, with all improvements. front yards
etc. These are very desirable properties
and are offered on easy terms
FOX SALE-Desirable houses in all part
OF tho city, ranging In prise from $3.50 u
| $4,000
FUR SALE-Some OF the most desiranl,
building lots in the city; can De bought Il
vary easy terms
Also. money TO losn on good bond ant
mortgage.
For farther particulars call a office, No.
West Seventh street. jl2 sat.tu-thu
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21

Last fall Misses Sarah M. Thomas
and Lizzie E. Davis commenced the
manufacture of apple jellies on the
Davis farm, at the foot OF Chickawaukie
Pond, Maine. These jellies they ship
ped as a venture to Wholesale dealers in
Massachusetts and New York. Find
Ing ready sale ut q remunerative
price, they continued the sweet bust
ness, and up to date Lave shipped l 800
glasses. They have now 100 bushels Of
apples on hand 10 make up into jelly,
but are enjoying q little vacation on
account OF delay in receiving glasses.
They have more orders than they can
comfortably fill. They do all the work
themselves,
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21

There's young man on the corner.
FILLED With life and strength and hope,
Looking far beyond the present,
With the whole world In his scope.
He 10 graspinK ~ tomorrow,
That phsntom none can catch
To-day 10 lost. Hes waiting
For the eggs that never ha oh.
There's an old man over yonder,
with q worn and weary face,
With searching anxious features,
And weak uncertain psce.
He IL living In the future,
With no desire to catch
Tho golden Nov. Hos waiting
For the eggs that never hAtch.
There's world Of men and women,
With their life's work yet undone,
Who are sitting, standing, moving
Beneath the same x eat sun;
Ever eager for the future,
Bat not content to snatch
The Present. They are waiting
for the eggs that never hatch.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21
ORIGIN or TnE Rat.

Tho origin OF the rat Ia wrapped up
In mystery. Ths ancients. according
TO learned writer by M. Eugene Rol-
land In bis " Faune Savage" knew
not the rat. Their condition was more
gracious. But IL Ia hard to be certain
about the fauna of the ancients. When
they uss word meaning mouse they
may have had field mouse or common
mouse or perhaps even the rat In their
minds. Herodotus tells, on Egyptian
authority, the same tale OF an brmy
defeated by mice who Rnawed their
bowstrings as the Greek Indians tell Of
rats In their costnogonic legend. This
leRend was fairly written In red, ON n
skin, and was kept during the last
CENTURY In the Georgia office. Where
Is IL now?
The Chinese have precisely the same
story, only they, like the Creek Indians
assign The victory to rats, not TO the
mice Of tho old Halicarnassian. Per-
haps Herodotus meant rats; he knew
nothing Of cats till he went to Egypt,
and about rats he may have been equal.
ly IN the dark. Rats are not Hncom-
mon In Shakespeare, but Buckland
says Genner (l557) first men tons the
black rat. This, though older than the
brown rat. 10 not apparently aboriginal.
The Welsh name for rat means
French mouee," and perhaps the rat
came over with the Conquerer. An
accomplished author on mIcromamolo-
gle thinks the rat was brought TO
Europe (involuntarily, no doubt) by
the crusaders. The brown or 30. called
Norway rats" devour the black
ones, and are later corners.
II a well-kuo yn character was really
q rat in Pythagoras' time" the argu
ment against rats being known to the
aucients falls TO the ground, and Shake
spears certainly thought that rats were
common In the heroic age OF DenmA,k.
Rats in the geological gardens are q
good deal 20 be pitied. We all know
the fable OF the elephant. She one day
trod unwitttngly on a partridge and
killed 1t. Soon afterwards she found
the neatlings Of the partridge Poor
little things !" said the elephant 81,
too, am q mother !" and, with the kind
est ntions, she sat down on the nest.
In the same way the rhinocerOs, never
dreaming of harm, lies down on rats in
his house, and congresses them quite
fiat. Such Is their doom-an example,
as far rs It goes, Of the ruthless laws oil
nature, and the survival Of the fittest
The instinct OF rats teaches them u
shun q falling house. but not, alas u
avoid sleepy rhinoceros.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21

HOUSES. HOUSES, HOUSES
FOR SALE.

1900 Warrington. o rooms and bath.
1904 Washing ton, o rooms and bath.
1904 Washington, rooms and bath.
1905 Washington, Q rooms and bath.
200 Washington, ~ rooms and bath.
Z: Il. cor. Fourth and West. rooms and
bath.
i22s West, 7 rooms and bath.
l40s Harrison. . looms and bath.
ga Harr son, o rooms and bath.
Sl2 Jackson, I rooms aud bath.
S2s Jackson, . rooms and bath.
$50 Jackson, (corner), o rooms and bath.
lbs Jackson, 9 roo ms and bath.
1880 Jackson, rooms and bah.
Thirteenth and Jefferson, rooms and
bath.
Sal Van Buren,, rooms and bath.
S26 Van Buren, rooms and bath.
40J NJ adison, 9 roome and bath.
405 Madison, o rooms aud bath.
723 Madison, y rooms and bath.
rs Madison, Is h. corr Sr 0ms and bath.
500 M ADDISON, = rooms and bath.
500 Madison, 10 rooms and bath.
s 8 MadiGoa, 9 rooms and bAtn.
S97 M adlson. Q rooms aud bath.
800 Tain Ill, rooms and bath.
1909 Orange, rosms and bah.
ll22 Vonard.
ola 9l6. 9iS and go 4uyer ave, 4 rooms.
1907 Elm. rooms and bath.
1907 Lincoln, 8 looms and bath.
tlorner Ceda: and Right, 0 rooms and
b 9TH.
4Od W. Seventh STREET Il rooms and bath
SOC W. sixth street, o room, and.bath.
bU w. Tenth, rooms and bath.
ga West Second, Q rooms.
1925 Trenton Place, Q rooms and bath.
9SW Fourth, y roOma and bath
Oil West Fourth 9roms and bath.
gi3 West Fourth, rooms md bath.
gi5 West Fourth, rooms and bath.
ll2l v est Fourth, rooms and bath.
1ll3 West Eighth, rooms and bath.
III West Eighth, 0 fsoms aud bath.
800 East Tenth, II rooms and bath.
42J II. Third, 7 ROOMS and bath.
IL T.. rwenty-secoad, 9 rooms and bath
3i9 East Thirteenth, rooms and bath.
7J5 East SIKH rooms and bath
1865 hast Six h. rooms anu bath.
Ala Sherman, room.
$50 R5r nett, rooms and bath.
=. Il corner Tive tth and EliZ 4beth,
rooms Al d bath.
n Z, corner Twelfth and Elizabeth, 3
rooms and bath.
s. h, corner Taylor and Poplar, IL rooms,
bath ami st0rs.
=. W. corner Fit,h and French, store.
HOUSES on Wilson, between Ninth and
Tenth. 4 rooms
open OF evenings from toS.
by
PHILIP h. CLARK r. 90.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21

GtOR SALE OK EXUHAN9E-A MUM
r Der OF desirable houses, with all the
modern improvements. Little cash required,
or building lots will be taken in part or whole
payment. Balances may remain on mort
gage for years. Also building sites In all
parts Of the city for residences; also manu-.
facturlng sites, especially adapted for mo-
rocco businass, with an ever-howing stream
Of water passing through 1t, about 200 feet
from the Il. h. p. Railroad. City tax one
ely 18th the regular rates. This property will
be sold by the acre or In smaller lots, at
terms TO suit purchasers. Also houses 70
rert cheap. THOS. "a. OdLE,
T02 French street.
Or P.J. FORD. 9Th and Rodney. SHIT
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21
The Earl Marriage,

LONDON, Jan. 19.-The Earl of Airlie
was married to-day TO Lady Mabel
Gore at St. Georges church. The church
wss crowded with people, and mem.
bers of the Tenth Husssrs, of which
regiment the Earl was q lieutenant,
dressed in their brilliant uniforms,
lined the aisles. The Earl of Arran
gave the bride away, and the Prince of
Wales signed the register. The bride
wore white satin dress, covered with
old lace. with cascade Of lace and
orange blossoms falling In the centre.
There were eight bridesmaids.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21

Peevishness is generally the vice of
narrow minds, aud, except when 1t IL
the effect OF anguish and disease, by
which the resolution Is broken and the
mind made too feeble TO bear the light.
est addition to its miseries, proceeds
from an unreasonable regard of the
Importance of tribes. The proper
remedy against 1t is to consider the
dignity OF human nature and the folly
OF suffering perturbation and uneasi.
ness from causes unworthy of our notice
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21
Dev0ured 10 Ia Pounds I'm o.
Minutes.

The Reading Times is responsible fol
u following: San uel Weidner, resi6-
ing on the farm of Abraham Brendle
In Brecknock township, per 'ormed a
feat In gastronomy which Reading
lunch tends will fnd it difflcult TO equal.
He Ia small man, thirty-hve years OF
age and single. He recently put himself
outside the following: Ons roast goose,
said 10 be old and tough, which weighed
IL pounds filled; one piece Of bread cut
the thickness of one inch across large
home m ade loaf, the full length, and 8
sweet cakes. The whole was washed
down with three large cups Of coffee.
The feat was accomplished in 81 min
utes and nothing was left ofthe goose
except the bones, which were picked
perfectly clean. The entire weight OF
the food consumed was 15K pounds.
Mr.. Weidner's neighSors are ready to
match him against any person in Read.
ing,
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21
Indulgence or seIr.aenia,.

To talk about failings of appetites, to
parade indulgence or self-dep ials, is TO
give them degree of c)nseq uen 60
which is not their due. The regulation
OF these things is duty devolving upon
each one for him self; but it can be
best performed and honored, not by
making 1t theme for familiar loquao.
ity, but by committing it to the privacy
of secret thoughts, resolutions and
aims.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21
The FORCE OF example.

Intercourse with persons Of dec Id ed
virtue and exc sllence is of Importance
Ia the formation of good character. The
force Of example is powerful; We are
creatures of imitation, and by necessary
Influence, our habits and temper are
very much formed on the mode Of those
with whom we familiarly associate,
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21
A new and complete line Of
Holiday Goods,
DR.. SIMMS'
VEGETABLE PILLS.
THE PERFECTION OF PILLS.

THE PERFECTIUN OF PILLS.
MANKIND'S FAVORITE PILLS.
The most fap Gus liver med clne on Garth.
No gripping ,sickne's or weakness attend their
operation. They 90 Lot leave the bowels cos
tive Thew tone aud strengthen the liver and
act on the kidneys, stomach and skin, cur.
tug liver complaint, sick he tdache, neural
gis, biliousu ess. pain In the side or ck,
pain In the hoNe 8, kidneys or nla|der cts.
Very valuable In dyspepsia. mslarta 70 ~, or
dumb ague, chills and fever, general ve'r-
ness, loss OF appetite, etc. 1Dey re splendid
for weakly females as an assistance " keen
the 50 stem healthy They art endorsed anu TO-
|oor1mended by thousands as the incest pur-
gative and splendid liver medicine. Ele-
gantly sugar-coated, rs cents q box; family
boxes, six in one, 81. sent by mail. Sold BY
leading dealers in medicine. Main depot.
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington, DeI,.
and No. e0s Arch street Philadelphia.
nov2D-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21
1dnstsa 4 Baltimore Railrs,d
&H. 18TH, 1856.

'.&*< Wilmington as follows:
~ 4I4 (sxproas), 4 2t2, 4lO, Q 20,
# 4 w 49, n 10. . ~, 10 %, II gb, IL 81 am
[<. t22 o3b. Tllp. N
{14press), 80. 81, o 90 10,
:. m, Y 40, -, Q IS and I Ii
~ &||@9slthia and intermediate sta
y ~ ~ - % a. H.; 23o, 4 ", Z 20, Pb6
.zl <les . sO,T on, s GO, 10 30 a. IN. 2 80,
~ x4f< 100. 262, Alo, $50.
7 q az q, la, $50, blb
HeA1 4Aef<ys, via Lamokin 9 20 aad
* M-{& ~ &<H 90 p. N.
U@X*fz &11 intermediate stations
z zf5145* ~ iHtsrmediate stations, 10 &c
mi . - n. <44 Had y 90 niVht.
~ NW47< H4@ {*I Limo, j.. 90 p. M.
=: ,Z<S "a 81 17hfugton, / 20, 4 as, %
- =. - ! 10 4 %, 81 and as
gFain ~ w. 1)ivlsion leave for:
~ " ~; IL %, 60. 3 50, 0 26,
Iai:srssss ~ 49, 80 a. M; 90 .no
sssiard and ints'nsalass stations, go p.
Delnar snd way stations, 8 %
~, - 10 p. m
kxpfess f6r Harrington, 90 D. m.
Ex1r>ea for Dover, harrfngton and Delrsr
= mkWesk-days. and ii % p. m. every
'nrklIn CITY. sssa.m,
z1<ess ~ Norfolk, 10 So q. m. week. days,
2 ~ y - aAily.
.<> fHi.adelphta, Broad street, for
E|7U {QxrfeBe), IL 20, 3 90, 720 -,
~ ~ ~. II % o. m IL CO. OF, 4 Or,
-. ~ 10 and II ~ p IN.
944 *Iqp, 80. 10 rs a m 81, 3 80.
#f 2 10 and ii 80 p. m.
& " 1<{HDAY TRAINS.
|VnIe (express), 2 90, 2 81. 4 10,
1<{ and II p. m.
md Intermediate stations,
1bn, s 4b, 40, 9 So D. m.
/Epress), 70, IL I'll a. M, ~
-. 8 10 q. m, u 10, 8 46, I 40,
lexpress), 400. asa. Alo.
y, II p. Ia.
b, via Lamokin. $40 .. m.
darlington, / rs, 80, 9 o.,
m. baltimore, IL co night.
hia, Broad street, for vii.
IL rs, 3 90. I 70, o 10 q. M,
.. IN.
s IS, 10 20 q. m, l O6, 8 10,
- mation passengers are 70
Office ct the sta ton.
mus ta)are limited express,
J: 4. WOOD.
General Passenger Agent,
pa General Manager.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21

H0OR SALE OR RENT -PRUPEhT Y
II AIS Market street, running through
with frontage on Shipley street. Add ess
street. Jal4-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21

DIOR SAILS GOOD UnE.SrEh a.
u County horses, suitable for cart 4S
or driving. Will be sold for want OF use at
VIM. II. MOOkE'S Livery stable, 100 West
street, MIA d&wtf
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21

LIE or REAL ESTATE
\ decree Of the Chancsllor,
fnDlic sale nj the Court
vs. etIest, between Tenth
41s, Wilmington, Del,
JANUARY. BIRD, 1880,
k'clooz, o. m.
finerly OF william Booth
d the city and county Of
I'D by the road leading
Wilmington, lands Of
nd HonrV r. lure, the
d 9lebo Farm. containing
eFohes, more or less, bo-
nc.
be given, and terms ma dc
and place Aforesaid, by
iPb UANOE. Trustee.
j. M. HOUSM AN,
ReR q. o.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21

HjESiRAbLt FLO Il
|en.ently located. Rent yery
FHu MAS Il. LALLf, 001H
MATT
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21

Nc FROM PEHNSYL
~ and T'rOome street q
md Jackson street, or
I||1o and Jackson street, to
Md Jackson street. n pair
A suitable reward Will
3 b the Gold Spring leo
"a d3l-u
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21

XXYANTEi-BOAR AT sos SHIP
w ley street.-Second story front room
nicely furnished, heat, gas and bath. Other
looms on second floor, Also table board,
iab-2Atk
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21
WANTED.

UTANTED-0IRLS FURNISHED FOR
w 80 cents for all capacities, Lady
CLERKS for store always on land. Amply st
the Wilmington Intelligence Office, 90s
Orange street. ja1l-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21
NOTICES.

NOTIOE-THE LISTS OF THE OOUN.
IN " Assessors Of the First, Second and
Third Districts Of Wilmington Hundred,
may be found &C the following places:
FlRST DIsTRICT.
First ward-Otto h Butz, No.2 west Front
street bridge.
Fourth safd-Bernard Bonner, southwest
corner fith and Spruce streets.
Eighth ward-hugh Sweeney, southwest
corner Ninth and Church streets.
SECOND DISTRICT.
Third ward-Harry witsil. corner Front
and Maryland avenue.
Fifth wari--T. McC}illaa, northeast corner
Sixth and Madison streets.
Tenth ward-M. J. fhAfkey. southeast cor
ner Front and Franklin streets
Eleventh ward-Robert Oottingham, cor
ner Maryland avenue and Liberty streets.
THIRb DISrk1yT.
Sixth ward-John X. kiimer, northeast
corner Ninth and French streets.
seventh wafd-W. Ii. Curry, 200 West
Tenth street
Ninth wsrd-Adam orubb, 1914 Make,
street.
The ASSESSORS will cit nj the city hall, Janu
AIRY 20, a, ~, ~. and 30, 1850, from until IL
o'clt OF, o. m, and from Q until O'Clock, p.
m. each day, for the purpose OF MAKING
transfers and Corrections, and placing any
been omitted. WIN J. MAXWELL,
Assessor First District.
HEWSOh L. LANNEN,
Assessor eecOnd District.
THOMAS L. kDBtkSDk.
tAlo-bt Assessor bird District
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21

DNE S ROoM HOUSE, ao2
10 t;oue liroom house, "A Q
4 Apply TO J. a. OUNNEk.
s 4 r.. Ith 1t. d29 n
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21

NOR SALE DESIRABLE HOUSES,
n Two new 6.rOomed brick houses with
bath, NOS lT02 and l7C4 West Front street.
Terms liberal. A reasonable amount may
remain on came at per cent. GEORGE
W. BUSH, French street wharf. l6-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21

NOR SALE-SrOOK AND FIXPU RES
T. Of restaurant, 229 King street. Apply
on the premises. jlS-f2t
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21
Contagious.

am native OF England, and while was
In that country / contracted a terrible blood
poison, and for two years was under treat
inent as An out door patient at Nottingham
Hospital. England, but wac not cured, /
suffered the moet sBonizing pains In my
bones. and was covered with sores all over
my body and limbs, Finally l completely
LOST all hopes in that country and sailed for
America, AMI was treated ut Roosevelt 10
TINS city, as well as by a prominent physi.
clAn IN New York, having no connection
with the hospitals.
saw the advertisement OF Swift's SpecIfic.
anu determined TO give It a trial. / too1
s ~ bottles and can say with great 10Y III st
sney nave cured me entirely. / am as sound
~ ~ y. moIi as ever was in my lite. L. FPgp
hALFokD' New YORK. City, June 18th, 1855.
Lu , Maich, 1854, contractet blood poi sop
anu "e'ns IN savannah. Ca. at tho time. /
went el,,, INTO tue hospital there for treAtment
- suneIeu very nuch from rheumatism al
tne same Time. did not get well II nder the
tteatneht there, nor was cured by anv n,
the usual means. have now tats, sas w.
Dottles OF swift Specific aud am sound a 4
well IL drove the poison cut throu1 h hnI,,
on the skin. n.w pa u poii'
Jersey CITY, N. J., Aug. eth. lssb L.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases man
cd free. e'o "aii
THE SWIFT SPRCIPIJ Co., DraWera Allan
o, Ga. N. y, l51 W. sd street.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21

NOR sALE-A FARMOF 10 ACRES,
u near Nottingham station, Chester Co.,
on the p. & b. q. X. X. Buildings and la nd
in FIRST class order. Apply to ]. b. BROWN,
nottingham Pa. d291mE
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21

bR KENT-lO0T AID 1919
reet. Apply 20 JAMES l..
kd Market streets or 1911
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21

4 A io.hOOM ED HOUSE
a order from roof 70 cellar (;
bvemeuts, $40 Jefferson 81.
Deg ttfeet. J wv
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21

II GOOD DAIRY FARM
With good buildings, 81 MT.
|LEACH. lstf
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21

NOR SALE STALL IN PIONEER
Il clubs stable. Shioley ct. eet above 8th.
HEALD b 90, 9Th and Market. J2O.3t
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21

yYYANTED- A YOUNGLADY WISHES
w aposition in store or office. Best
OF reference given. Apply at 404 W. Sixth
street. i20-4t
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21

fHIRD STORY FRONT
med or uniurnished. with
/. roc Marzet st. do II
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21

E4OR SALE - CHEAP, 1.-TWO NEW
n nineroomed houses, No. s2s and $50
Jackson strent, with modern improvements.
Terms easy. Other properties tor sale in
iitierent parts Of the city. Apply at No. 3
Meet Seventh street or No. 9l0 West Ninth
treet. Telephone cell No. 30. J. X. u.
SEEDS q SONS. Eft
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21

XXTANTED- GIRLS
w for general homework. Apply at
Wilmington Intelligence ONCE, sos Orange
street. dl0.u
Daily Republican., 1886-01-21

NOR SALE FOR WANT OF USE, ZONE
q horse and harness and covered express
wagon. Apply ct this once. iAn2-tf