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RELIABLE WORDS,

''Ie who lives after nature shall never ne poor
4 Clergyman.
Rey. Charles Pike. Of Waterbury, Conn, says
~ contracted Il weakness of the kidneys. Whici
was made worse by drinking water i'll the different
places where resided. ] suffered severely. pur
chased bottle of HrNT'> kidney and Liver
REMEDY, with the guarantee that it would help me
as it aftcrWard did
"In an orderly house, all is soon ready
Grateful Lady.
This is to certify that have used lltNr's kid
ncy and Liver REMEDY for the kidneys and othcl
troubles with very satisfactory results. ana Wuuh
recommend the to those afflicted as | Wa
Gratefully. Mrs y. r. Peek, AnSunia, Conn
''Out OF debt out of danger.
Ny Wife'S Mother.
Mr. Charles W Norris Eagfc Ofcc, Pitt>iiel,t
Mass, writes My witc'- mother h;p} ncel! IN
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disease of the Kidneys. HINTS Kidney and / ~
er REMEDY has worked 4 miracle in hcr-'
Price 81 -. Send for illustrated PalnphI-tto
HUNTS REMEDY co, Providence, L. /
SodtbN all druggists l0ml
I. y. CRITTENT0S, General Agent, New York.
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, "Better paint roses ON the cheeks of your chile
than on plaques" eNclaims a strong minded wo
man Yes, but suppose your child doesn't happen
| to be an actress What then?
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DIR. Schliemann believes, from the figures OF wo
men certain vases, that corsets were in in
prehistoric Greece. This should teach our fashion
able and wasp-wastish women lesson. All the
women Of prehistoric Greece who wore corsets are
now very dead.
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By the use Of HUNTS RENE
DE The .Stonndch 0,pd B0Wejs rW
regain their Strength. 0nd the btood
tcaU be perfectly pur{fed.
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Attend to it Now.

Many suffering people drag themselves abou
with failing strength, feeling that they steadily
sinking into the grave, when by using Parker,
Tonic they would find cure commencing with the
first dose, and vitality and strength surely coming
back to them.
II am SO years old have been sick nearly all my
life, and ought to know something about medicine
by this time. have used Parkers Tonic freely fol
more than a year, and consider it the best remedy
have ever known. In fact, now find no Other
medicine necessary. For weakness, debility, rheu
matism, and that distressing goneness and pair
from which suffered SO long, 1t has no equal
do not see how any one afford to do without Sc
valuable medicne."-MRs. HATTIE n. GRAVES
cor East and Front streets, Providence, II. l.
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| concerned, that he has been duly appointed and
taken upon himself the trust OF Executor of the
last will of
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BuckIen's Arnlca SaIye.

The Best Save in the world for Cuts, Bruises,
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac
ton money refunded. Price % cents per box.
For sale by Richard H. Moody.
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GLOW many times have got to climb up three
gh Of stairs to collect this bl? said bill col
lector to Gilhooly. ''Nou can suit yourself about
that. I'm not going to move down in the cellar for
the accommodation of bill collectors"
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His Ignorance Cost Me $4,000!
was sick abed for three months. The doctor
SAID had ProlapSus Uter, which was untrue. He
didn't try to cure me but wanted to make 81 81
every day. My uncle is Il druggist, and he told me
to turn the doctor of and Try sulphur Btters. | did
so and five dollars worth of Sulphur Btters cured
Ne,o Haren.
| New York firm advertses: "Amateur paint
ing fred We don't blame them; we would fire
1t ourselves
Pain and Dread attend the of most CatarrI
remedies Liquids and snufs are unpleasant as
pleasant easily applied With the finger and Il sure
cure 1t cleanses the nasal passages and heals the
1niamed membrane, giving relief from the first ap
From the pastor of the Olivet Baptist Church
Philadelphia, Pa: was so much troubled with
ca E II S"r"1" hiieGtGd my voice One bottle
| fully restorcd.-B. f. Liepsner, "a. No
1t is curious how much faster a street ear zoe,
when You are running for it than it does when you
are riding on it.
! Ills SOZODONT the whole world tries.
| Ills SOZODONT which purities
The breath ard mouth, and dirt dcties,
! Ills SOZODONT for which cry,
Sweet SOZODONT for which we sigh,
lis only SOZ0DONT we buy.
The Praise of Sozodont
! like the famous article ITSELF is in almtMf5e Ferry
body's mouth. The people know that it IN,
as well as beauties the teeth. Hence It'll The
standard Tooth Wash OF the Period. lm2
From Europe comes the report that a new stal
has been discovered. 1t must be that the Ladies
wear smaller hats to the theatres there.
Advice to Mothers.
Mrs WINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP for chdrel
teethng is the prescription of of the best cmal,
been used for forty years with never failing
| by millions of mothers for their children. DUriu4
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Ayers Sarsaparilla, being highly concentrated,
requires smaller Doses and is more effective, than
any other blood medicine. 1t is the cheapest be
cause the best Quality and not quantity should be
considered.
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IT CHING
Skin Diseases instantly Re.
iieved by Cuticura.

'TREATMENT-A warm bath with CUTICt RA
L soar, and single application of CuTICURA,
the great skin Cure This repeated daily, with
two OF three doses of CUTICURA REsoLvENT, the
New Blood Purifier to keep the blood cool, the
perspratiUn pure ami unirritatng,the bowels open,
the liver and kidneys active, will speedily cure
Eczema, letter, Ringworm, Psoriasis, Lichen
Prunius' Scald Head oandruff and every species
and skin, when the best physicians and remedies
fniI
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Mormon was accidently killed In Salt Lake
City few days ago, leaving 81 children. They
viii feel the loss very keenly, for it was divid
al amOup so many of them
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A family recently made i'll by eating sauer
kraut, and exchange thinks there must have
been something the matter with the kraut." We
should say 1t wouldn't have been sauer kraut
If there hadn't been something the matter with it.
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BEST FOR rrCEIEG DrsEAsEs

one OF our customers says your CTTICIRA REM
EpIES are the best he can find for itching of tn,
he used yours
F1. ALDRICH, Druggist. RISING SIN, O.
Sold everywhere. Price CUTICURA. 30 cts
soar p cts; RES0LyENr, : 90. Prepared by til,
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co, Boston, Mas
send for How to Cure skin Diseases"
OiMPIES, Backheads skin Blcmshcs and Bah,
] 1--WE HMmor-. M,r NITICIKA NNAr.
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"IIunts Remedy is valuable and its benefits are
permanent. Cured me of kidney disease.
SULLIVAN FENNER Providence r.
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1t cures Female complaints ana
by its use nOnthty sickness is rem
dered painless.
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\ band Of cowboys out in Montana hung up a
horse -thief's socks Christmas Eve. As the owner
OF the socks happened to be in them at the time
Santa Claus didn't speak as he passed by.
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JOSEPH BREW SICK, late of Belmont,
in the County of Waldo, deceased, by giving bond
as the law directs; he therefore requests all per-
who are indebted to said dcccasedis estate to
make immediate payment and those Who have any
demands thereon, to exhibit the same for settle
ment to him. IRA BREW STER.
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Hales Honey the great cough cure, 25c., Soc, ISL.
GIenn's Sulphur Soap heals and beauties, 25c.
German Corn Remover kills Corns and Bunions.
Hilrs Hair and WhIsker Dye-Black & Brown, SOC.
Pixies TOOthache Drops cure in l Minute, 25c.
Deans Rheumatic Pills, are a sure cure, SOC.
lyr1
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\ WEAK BACK, with weary, aching lameness
over the hips, Is sign of diseased kidneys Use
the best kidney curative known, which is Burdock
Blood Bitters.
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Hunts Remedy cures speedily bilious headache
costiveness, dyspepsia, strengthens the stomach
and purifies the blood
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a New York firm advertises "Amateur paint
Ing fired We don't blame them; we would fire
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Parker's Tonic

prepared by Hiscox & Co., NY.
Sold by all Druggists In large bottles at One Dol
lar. lml
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-30
Furnishing Dumb animals.

The letter Of John G.. jackson ad.
dressed 10 the attorney Of the Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty to AMI
mails, contains . pertinent inquiry that
sets the question Of dogS rights fully
before the people. The subjsot alluded
to was where, n few days ago, VIVA. b.
jackson, o farmer OF Hocksasin, was
heavily iued for placing poison on his
own place whore prowling dogs that
had been committing depredations upon
him could get 1t, the intention, OF
course, being to take the dogs life.
The question revolves itself into this
shape: Have people, especially farul.
ers, right to protect their own prop
erty from trespsss and unlawful inva.
sion from the dumb domesties of q
neighbor by means which would lead
to their destruction? The placing Of
poison on the premises where these do
mestics can get 1t seems like q severe
preoaution to be exercised, and yet 1t
Is on the same line as setting steel traps
to catch dumb animals, putting
"Rongh on Rats" around to extermi-
nate mice and rats, and soaking seed
WIN W ALc CTUWb
that would pull 1t up. 1t Ia evident
thai it is difficult task to draw a
line in the right place to prevent cru
city to animals and not do Injustice 70
the owners Of dumb animals. Mr..
Hayes, 10 whom Mr.. Jsckson's letter
Is addressed, 10 q gentleman with ten.
der, humane feelings towards dumt
animals, and he no doubt proceeded in
the case as he understood his duty,
with his humane feelings enlisted fully
on the side OF dumb creatures which
cannot speak for themselves. Sill
there Is possibility Of the law beinE
pushed TO an injurious extreme, indeed
1t ls difficu to tell how far 1t shoult
be pushed, and this case to which Mr.
jackson refers has so much OF boti
sides 80 1t that his letter can do nj
harm 30 long as 1t puts the people q
thinking how far they shall go ant
how far they shall no: go In the infiic
ton OF punishment to dumb animals.
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. Hive Of Industry,

Oak Hall is headquarters
for making and selling re-
liable clothing at retail.
Our steady trade keeps
our work people going; buy
ers busy in the store; work.
people busy in workrooms
and homes. Wages going
out at one end, substantial,
long wearing clothing at the
other.
We make work-rooms
and homes cheerful with
steady employment and good
wages for good work. We
turn capital and labor into
friends and avoid strikes.
Our only strike for highes'
qualities and lowest prices
See our "Wire Twist
Suits at $1,000, and Over
coats at $I2.oo. They'll
waken your admiration
for strong, sturdy wearing
quality and the little none,
they cost.
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Two Platforms

The platforms OF the two political
parties contesting for Safe supremacy
CAP be found in another column. They
will bear careful reading and study.
One party, new one, favors leaving
all questions relating to the liquor
traffic 70 q vote OF the people. There
should be no objection to that In this
country of majority rule. II also pro-
vides for district representation In the
Legislature and the Levy Courts; for
all STATE and county officers to be
elected by the people and for consti.
tutioaal convention. Certainly there
should be no objection to these Wise
requirements. Then again 1t condemn
bribery and fraud, favors registration
law and protection to American labor
and American man ufacsures. Nobody
ought TO object to such prin Of pies
Lastly, 1t fayors the repeal of the manu-.
facturers' tax, and the establishment OF
n National Department OF Agricultura
in the National cabinet. There should
be no objections to these declarations oil
principles. The Democratic platform.
so far as 1t relates to State measures,
offers no reform whatever. L. simply
refers to its past record as its guide f1r
the future. That record is well known.
The two platforms are before the pea.
pie; let them read aud act iDfelllgent!y.
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wANAMKER.s.

such a case as that? To
hide ones face In the sand
las the ostrich does and let
the foreigner have the retail
as well as the wholesale
trade?
Not a bit of it. Buy Of
Berlin.
You can see the evidence
here. Fourteen roomfuls Of
jackets mostly Berlin.
East Transept, second floor. Take Ar
cade car.
At last we have made a
clothing store here. We
have had for a year past
readymade clothing worthy
1.-THE best Of stores. We have
had the meanest of stores.
mo wonder strangers looked
| into the darkness and won
dered what could be going
on there
| We have had good cloth.
ling; about the best to be
lgot. We are speaking OF
|readymade. We know wha,
progress the greater city has
made in readymade cloth.
ling. We know how slow
Jour merchants and makers
are to follow a vigorous
lead.
Come on, Philadelphians
Turn your backs on US whsr
1--we dissappoint you. but
come!
! Mems and boys clothing
both together. We near
lone as much as the other.
Northeast corner OF the store.
Finest watered sash rib
Ibon eleveninches wide $I.35
a yard; the very finest made
plain or picot edge; brown
navy-blue, light-blue,myrtle
!pins, cream and white. Tn,
'lvalue is 81 q yard. W.
have but four-hundree
yards.
BAst Transept.
i The millinery quarter !.
'lfull Of business. Well try
to make room for you.
East Of the Arcade steps.
i For a month or NOR
}! we've been selling women'l
linen handkerchiefs for hal
Ito two-thirds OF what 20,
can get them for outside.
! Now we are ready will
mems at three-quarters or
the average; half-a .dozer
sorts to choose from O,
Imore.
Don't expect all sorts foI
half to three-quarters. W.
tell you exactly what W,
Imean
By the Arcade steps.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
chestnut, Thirteenth and Market stree
and City-hall square.
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.KENNARD 4 CO.

DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
We offer for the coming
week a wonderful bargain in
All wool Cheviot Dress
Goods, 48 inches wide, at
the low price of so cents per
yard. 6 yards OF these goods
will make a full dress.
The same goods have
been sold this season at 81.
Just think of it; all sound and
perfect and only SO cents
for Atwood goods, 50 in
ches wide.
| Don't wait, expecting to
get them just when you
think you may need, as they
will not last long, and they
cannot be duplicated.
KENNARD & Co.,
| o23 Market street.
A great bargain in Chill
dren's Hosiery for to day
land evening.
| A full line of all sizes
lChildren's Black and Col.
ored Regular Made Hose at
Is cents per pair; regular
Iprice of these goods is %
lcents.
/, Also a large lot of Ladies
Regular Made Colored In.
!, grain and Balbriggan at IL
cents a pair. This is &
mixed lot of hosiery; the
closing up of a jobber's stock
The regular price is q
cents.
i These goods will go fast
, SO don't wait.
KEKNARD & CO
t 623 MARKET ST
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Philadelphia, W.alaghs Z 1slliass hllrssi

thhsuusPHhi WlHMtWu = eeums's WlHsss
OCT. llTnt, lsss.
Trains will leave wilnington - follows
Phiiadslphis texprsssh T. at2. $50, 0 %,
J %. sla 80, sle, ~, 10 IS, II %, II 81 am.
Scconnodstion, . %. ! 60 o. o, 10 % .. M,
For Cssstsi tsIprsss,, q %. 80. 20. o 10,
|sAI, II 50. II 81 .. M, Y ", "a, 70 and 100
Aocemnodat alton. . 20. %, %. Q 10. 10 90,
.. m, 20, I %. 20, 70 and 10 % p. M.
New York, . 90, 2t2, 4 90, . 20, 100. 10 os.
II 81 q. m. 'ia n, O., . %, s2. "2s. 7se.
For ives. Chester, via I.amokin, 10 and
For Newark and intern sdiats stations,
~ .. m, Il % and . II p. m.
baltimore and intermediate stations, 10 10
g. m, 81 p. m, and II % night.
Baltimore and Hay Line, Z - p. m.
baltimore and Washington, / 10, 4 ~, Q o.,
10 10. II 90 .. m, u 20. sli7. +6s. 20 30 and
Trains for Delaware Division leave FOR:
New CASTLE. %. 30 o. M, IL ", 2 10, %,
asorgstown aad I.ewss, 8 % .. M, and "
sssford Express, SOP. m.
harrington, Dsimar aud way stations, 9 q
EIp!.s: foi Harrington. 80 p. m. Wa,
kxprsss for Dover, Harrington and Del
mar, II % p. N. every day.
franklin Ofty, Q 90 o. m.
Express for Norfolk. II b6 .. N. daily.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. fo
Wilmington tsxpress), II 20, . 90, -, ~
10 20, 10 20, IL 36, IL 10 Q. m. 8 Of, 1 o., %
8 81. 0 OF, 9 81, ii 10 and II n p. m.
Accommodation, Q 30, 10 - 3. n, "a, 3 ~
~. Q =. 8 %. Q %. 10 % and II u p. m.
SUNDAY TRAIND,
For philadelphia (express). 2 90, Q q, o.
IL 20, IL 81 .. m, n and 7 90 p. m.
Accommodation, 30 .. m, II 10, ! %
IL %, Z 30, Q 90 p. m.
For Chester tsTprsss), ~, IL 81 .. m, 5 q
and Z 90 ,. m.
Accommodation, 30 .. n. Il 10. 90. q
Eor New YORK tsxprsss,, . %. u, o.
20, II 81 O. n, n. % and . 10 p. N.
For West Chester, via IAmokin, 90 .. N
and 0 % D. m.
Baltinsrs and Warrington, l 10, 20, o.
10 10 am. and res pm. Ii<lmore, II % nigh
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for Wi
nington tcxprcss), II 90, %, 20, . 10 .. m
0 81, IL 10, and II "a p. m.
Accommodation, s3t, 10 20 .. m, u ss,e II
8 IS and IL II ?. m.
For further Information passengers ere n
ferred 70 the ticket ONCE at the station.
Trains marked thus (s)aro limited express
z. wooD.
II asnsral Passenger Agent,
l OHAnLna K PueH 9enaral MANAGER.
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T II G. FAI r.

Fair dealings to all have won
for us the confidence of the peo-
pie of Wilmington and PEN
insula, and we feel confident
we can show q more complete
line this season than ever be-
fore. The best that energy, en-.
terprise and push can produce.
Exquisituy cut
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The Novsmbsr Review /.

Advanced sheets give MS son Q tide,
Of what the November number Of the
North American Review is to be like,
and from them we are justified In say
ing that IL will not lack In interest
when compared with recent previous
numbers. It opens with an article by
Edmund Kirke In which he claims
that the question, SLOW shall the
negro be educated?" has been answered
at Knoxville Tennessee, by Miss
Austin and her industrial school.
Walt Whitman pays warm and
kindly tribute to Robert Burns Is
poet and person" He does not rank
Burns among the great masters, but as
one Of the most touching and genuine
OF poets. Jefferson Davis arises mp
from the dust Of the old Southern Con-
federacy, and in an article on "The
Indian policy OF the United States u
thinks the Indians should not be segre.
gated altogether from the whites and
left to themselves. Somebody hal
found "a slave traders letter box" In
which Mr.. @. A. L. Lamar, OF Georgia,
kept copies Of his correspondence and
extracts from 1t In relation 10 the slave
traffic are given to the Review. Ouida,
under the title Of "The Cities Of Italy, u
makes feros attack upon the munich
pal government OF modern Italy, fol
permitting the destr uction Of art, In
the personal interests OF politicians
spectators and rascals. George Wash
ington Is made contributor to th,
Rsview by the publication OF six I'M
published letters written by his brother
Samuel Bishop. 7. W. Dudley, o
Kentucky, tells "Why AN 1 Church
mani" Captain 8. H. M. Byers, VIII
has access to the papers OF Genera
Sherman, contributes "WAr Letters
from Grant, Halleck, Admiral Porter
Burnside and Braxton Bragg. Rail
way Legislation" Is the subject Of
contribution by Frank 8. Bond VIII
holds the vieE that, 20 Tar rs rail way
come under the regulations Of inter
state traffic, the general governm men
should put itself In the place OF the az
grieved public, In the expensive lega
proceedings often necessary as sgains
such roads. These, with q number O
practical comments on various subjects
make most interesting number Of tn
Review,
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RUSSELL'S
"BEE Five
300 Market Sired

vFlannels from the grest
ton Sale, 5000 packages sol
Oct. l3. Some of them v
tailed over our counter st
than Agents Price s. The .
This is the eeaeon sud
sells the place TO b then
Three quarters Price.
Ladies look NJ for rare
gains should rot LIT this on
J tunity pass by without lnF
ing it. :,
Q lots of Dress Goods red'
from SO to 81 l &c I'D.
l lot Diagon lis, 10 shades
6ut ed to 50c. You shoala
them at this place.
200 gross Dress Button'p
lect from ; you all ought VI
suited. i
B. ad Gimps and Psss@
ries from Sc t SO a yarG
FUR TRIMEIN&
A very large stock at
Iprice ; from cheapest 60"
to SIS a } ard.
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER. 1885

ut l o'clock p. m,
rs head Of fresh COWS and springers, and
fat stock from Lancaster County Pa. This is
an extra lne lot Of COWS and worthy the
attention Of buyers. A credit Of ninety
days will be given. Is. WHITE.
l.. W. Stidham & Son. Aucts. o2Sd&w-ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-30

DUBLlO SALE OF FRESH (zU4
4 COWS and Springers. VIII be lY
sold at public sale at the Bellevue Holel
9th ward, city Of Wilmington, Emil Beck
proprietor, on
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-30

1hE WhETCHED ac;ou-tio qualities
OF Institute Hall never appeared TO
worse advantage than thsy did las,
night while Col George W. Balm was
lecturing. Mr.. b .in Is na,ural,y a
rapid talker, AID wnile in the O Ier.
House or Academy of MI tc he womb
have been perfectly understood, in the
Institute Hall his apparently elcanen,
perorations were but confused iam6ie
OF sounds, accept to perhaps few who
had favored seats. The sight of bnn-
dreds OF people holding their hands Il
their ears to enable them to ca 'ch sen
tence or two Is painful in the extreme
IL seems very queer the acoustics 0
the hall cannot be improved. We az
aware that the directors have mad,
several efforts and have gone to cons!d
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-10-30

DU sLlO SALE OF MT. CUBA MILLS
il and farm at the otf1oe OF II esld q Co.,
seventh and Market streets, Wilmington,
Dol,