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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-05-27

begin q summer season at the fai
Opera House. fhi&delp..ia, Ps. fal
driugold oill he st-s" manager
During the pr.sen,s ,ion OF De ~
=. Muerie >r A,..r Dta.L, ut A|pds
Niexico. t~ceatly, Acd a few minJ(9 /
fro foiyping d1ttlS Anaclato Cd1c1
foil 70 tie Eto~ OF Tie stage led IIn
~ die. l diei" The exact words|1 y
10 use later on. his brother peri oei
thinking he had anticipated Id pa
signalled him TO Keep quiet. Not bel
ing any reply, they lifted him q
made the startling discovery that v
dead. His singular and n be-
Dramatic death, when known {
audience, caused something Of .nl
many people being trampled on ths
excited efforts to reach the exits.
The long run OF Erminie has ng
forward several remarkable reed a
continuous appearance. II Is Va
well known that Francis Wilson a We
well 10 far as he went, but IL sal
known that he made no phen1 &or
record. Fred. Solomon played IA
for almost two years without IA r.
performance on tho road except ri
tho last week, when he had to col y
to New York to rehearse for his ~
Nadjy, and to relieve Mr.. Wilson al
now Murray Woods is heard fro4
ell the people who have appea)d
Erminie during it's run, Mr.. Voc
claims the championship, havinI be
IN the opera from the opening n I
close, playing three different parts tud
ing fourth, and appearing at M p'
formances out Of q possible 774.
Kate Forsythe tells story Of . q
perience with an interviewer n ut
She had done everything 10 ,av
porters, and when one manag1
into her room in spite Of all iil81
tons, she was somewhat annoyl5b
Alexander, her former manak
with her. When the newspaper
quired regarding her intentiol q
said: "Do you know that am J1ni
10 tho conclusion that spectacl< n I
only thing that this country wan !, d
IA willing to pay for. DO you mol hir
Mr.. Alexander, that the scheme 1ns
toned was the best ons ?" 2"
deed" said Mr.. Alexander. not Mi
what was coming. "Well, tie y
may announce" continued MID Il
syths, "that have made up n ini
70 70 on the road with grand n vi
Maseppa, appearing in the title n Il
self.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. II Judgment
for $2S, 80 " aa yesterday confessed by
Jonathan L, Plsi &c. proprietor Of the
Wabash mills At MAnAy uDk, in favor
of his brother, Edwin l.. Pierce. No
execution WAS Issued, as q meeting OF
the creditors will be held 10 day, when
| Ii is expected that some amirable 81
FAnRement will be effected for keeping
the mills going.
The total liabilities are given BY vii
liam Horace Hepburn, attorney for the
brothers, rs $50, GOO, and the assets rs
SO, 600. The judL ment oovers loan oil
9i4 600, and guarantee OF 1870 due
other creditors.
A general assignment WAS yesterday
made by y. j. TOddinRton b Go. whole
sale dry goods commission merchants ri
No. Oil Chestnut street, 70 LAwyeF
Alexander Hickey, of Nc. 80 North
Fifth street. The liabilities aggregate
about Sl3, 900, and the AsAeta are about
the same amount.
Jacob II. RhOAda b Frank Fl. Camp
bell, furniture dealers at Tenth and
Poplar streets, have made An assign
ment to Joseph Fl. RAstsll.
HKw York, Sept. l1.-ThoTne, Gar
roll & Co., wholesale dealers In hosiery
ct No. 372 Broad way, have made al
assignment with pTefeTeR oes aRRregAE
ing 626. 496. II 10 one OF The oldes
houses In the trade; wEs established II
1854, and in 1888 claimed q capital o
e201, GOO The liabilities are about 500,
600
SALEM, Mass Sept. 11-Rioh
Woodbury., shoe ran liActurers, witt
factories &C BAlGm aau Gloucester, he Y
assigned for the benefit OF creditors
mostly In Lynn and BoEttn II. Labili
ties about S76, 000.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13

TMM Republican sals OoaventiOn
vlll meet 81 Dover next Thursday for
Ae purpose OF nomlnAling . candidate
Tor Congress and Presidential electors.
rhs most Important part Of the pro-
asdlngE, however, will be ils declREa-
ion OF principles, e. on these the party
must come before she voters OF this
State. There 10 no doubt bat the plat
firm Will take q decided stand In favor
0 protection, bul II musI be remOm'
b red that the liquor question is only
cOnd 10 this In Importance. The evsls
VI InlempeFancs have gro Wn 20 rapidly
uIthin the past few years, alllng our
Almshou0as aud iAils and increasing
our taxes, thAt The people demand that
ZONE Legislation shall be enacted which
will aEfoTd relief They do mot wsaN
prohibition, for the staple reason that
II does moi prohibit, but they do want
and demand laws that while they TO
strict the liquor trans, they will also
increase thu revenue. For thsss Laws
they look 10 the Republican party, end
the convention will fall shoEt Of lI1
duty II Il tails 10 incorporate 9 strong
temperance plank 10 i'S platform.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13

WAsHN0roN, Sept. ia report
was circulated ct the Capitol to-day
that the Democrats propose 70 hold a
caucus Thursday evening for the puT-
pose Of considering MT. Oates Eesolu-
lion providing for an adjournment OF
OoBgreus on or About the 20th instmnt.
Chairman Mills, with spoken to on the
subject BY q representative Of the Sun,
replied that be was ignorant OF any call
having been made for caucus.
he said there was no occasion TO oAu-
Gus on the subject Of adjournment, a.
the House can be ready tc clear ont
and no home within q few days. The
majority has carried ont lite pledR
passed . reasonable tariff bill, and can
afford 70 20 before the country on the
record 10 has made. Under the ciVoum-
stances 1t would be impFudent 80 try
and force an adjournment resolution
upon the Senate. and therefore there is
nothing left for the HOUSE to DO but to
dispose OF all the general appropriation
bills, and adjourn from dAy 10 day
until the Senate Rotn ita tariff bill into
shape and presents II.
Mr.. Milla says he hAa no idea when
that will be, but he IL opposed 70 de-
sorting the ship at this stage. The
Democrats in the House oAn afford 10
remain here - well As their Republican
friends, and 90 much 80 he would like
TO see an early adjournment he does not
think the proposition should come from
the House.
The pending appropriation bills
might be disposed . Of during the
present week II the members Of the
Senate and House appropriation com
mitlees were All here, bat several of the
oonferees on the bills nov in dispute are
absent from the city and are mot ex-
peoted to return until the latter part Of
Ihia week.
There was . Tumor to day that the
two committees had arranged to disposI
OF all tae money bills before them dur.
ing the present week, with the hope
that an adjournment may be reached
by The lrst Of October Ut the lAteGt -
inquiry Of members OF the committees
show that no such understanding exists
The army and Notifications bills ar,
likely 70 pass in 3 few days, bat The
sunGry civil and def cheney will hardly
be settled within the next ten days.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13
wANAMAKnR 's.
Paiiadolphia. Thulsday stDt. 10, lsts

Furniture Is one Of the
easiest kinds OF merchandise
for a buyer to trip on. How
many of you knosO whether
the price of a particular suite
or piece is tair1 Not one
In a hundred, as Furniture
runs. You may carry a
chair or a table or q simple
bed room suite from store to
store In your mind and COM
pare. But what of the things
you don't understand
You must trust to the
merchant. But fight shy oil
dealer that has to be watch
ed. A little store may have
an honest dealer; a big store
may be full OF snares. Big
or little counts for next tc
nothing OF itself.
We have a very big store
= iui Of Furniture. Acres anS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13

SINCE Mr.. Cleveland has osSu pied
the P, esidsntiAl chair he has seemed 70
dthgaI In not only veEoinE ev.ry bill
that he possibly could shiloh provided
= pension for . soldier or . soldier
WidoW, bat he hss also taken pleasure
In adding Insult 70 the Ii Try caused
by hiS veiA. He has never lei an COCA
sion pssS Of sho alag his dislike 70 The
men Who pOre the blue from 1851 10
1875, and General H Arrlson, Who vas .
brave soldier himself, administers =
pointed rsouke for his actions In the
folio winR Language in his Letter Of 40
OspGAnce;
at can hsrd1y be necessary for me to
Say that l am heartily In syn patty with
the declaration of the Convention upon
the subject OF pensions to our soldiers
and sailors What they gave and what
they suffered had me opportunity To
obstrve and In a small measure 10 expert.
ence They gave ungrudglngly; 1t wa
not trade, but an offering. The mea
sure was heaped up, running over. VIVA
they achieved only a distant gtnel RtioT
can adequately tell. Without attempt
lug to discuss any particular propositions
may add that meaBures in bLhalf Of tn
surviving veterans Of The war and OF tn
families Of their dead comrades should
be conceived and executed In spirit q
justice and OF the most grateful liberal
ity, and that In the competition for civi
appointment, honorable military seryic
should have appropriate recognition.
These WJrdI should be rsrd by ever.
veteran, and sr,tslred w. h the DOT
solousness sn,s tLey we not Writtsi
for mere olAp-sfsp, bra ara tho heart
felt sentiments vi soidst, Hba know
how 30 feel for his lsle Companions ii
ArmB.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13

THE Republican party never have
AdyooAted an exoE bl1ans tariff, but they
do advocate and gill, - far As Il IL In
their power 90 10 dc, . judiolous tariff
These vara the pFLn pies advocated BY
Garfield and oShsF leaders OF the party
and which are nov extensively quoted
and m!soonsirusd by iEee trade iournAlB
70 convey The imprssSion that theSe
gentlemen favored an abolition OF the
tariff, or . tariff for revenue only.
6noh, hoReveF, was she iurthest trom
thelr thou ghts, ~ had they bean other.
w.ss !hgy Sould NOT have besn Rspub-
MeAbt. The Rspu blloAn party from iss
formation to The present day has al
wAys iav red protection 10 American
Industries. This lie one OF its cardinal
prlncIpleS, In opposiILon 10 the Demo-
cratic dIcNIua OF free IEAds, and IL hAs
shown lGn Adherence 20 these pKln Jlplea
by giving as The present tariff under
Viii III, with such notifications ~ Wal
required by circumstances, We have
lived and prospaFed Tor nearly GRsnty-
seven years. The DsmosEAtls party,
true 70 Tvs instincts, are not sAllAhed
with this ARd Wish 10 give the country
tree .rada, tui have uudertAk IN 10 do
ii In snoa gaise that there are some
un1h'Gk,nS people who oAnnoS bring
thsm selvss 10 believe thai such IL The
case President Ole velAnd himself IL q
party q Ihis attempted deception, ~
he s0deAVOrs In his letter Of AseeptAno %
10 Ind ucs Tue people 70 bellsSe shal his
famous free trade message, uhish ID.
vOoA ed tearing down tbs barriers be.
hind Whlsh our industries have gro IN
and IrOSpeTsd, meant something o.
tiTeiy fferenI 70 what IL p,Ainly said,
The DsmoorAiis parry would be false
70 its earliest traditions and false Il
every platform on which II hes sloot
for yssrs II Il RdvooSted anything lesl
than absolute Tree trade, Thus II has
and sull continues 10 tndeAvor 70 dis
guise, but that this disguise is ussl sss
and that the people FlAlnly understand
the true issues, lie she Wn In the IAEssl!
increased Republican vote In the Slate
Whels elections b We been he'd.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13

THE New York times, Democratic,
said on Tuesday that lone full week OF
seven days will be required by ths
mAshemAtlclAns OF the Rspu 1licAD
press TO properly explain the returne
from the Slate of Maine" and Alht
that the Republican plurality woulc
b about 800 showing y Republican
loss Of fully D 900 The returns art
now in, and OIL Arly show that thC
Times was false prophet, and We ar,
very surs that II any explanations ar.
needed In reference 10 the returns, 1
will devolvs on tho Dem 1crAtlo presl
70 furnish them. The way shings no y
look, II viii take the entire Dom CORA III
parry from the seventh Of next Nov
embef for seven full weeks 10 properl!
explain tha returns from the loyA
North. The POllAdelphIa Times pre-
dio's falling off OF ons.hall in sh
aspuoltoAn minority In Penney vRnlH
nli II We are 10 Id6ge by o. sgon, st
mont and Maine, We must say that
aetf net lo0k hal gay just nov.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13

THE renomins ion OF Governor Hlii
oil New York vas . iOregone oonoyu
sion. Tue fast that he veI0sd the biRt
hosnaa Dill passed by . Rspub lioAD
Lsglsia urs lLst wiater, and the add.
tlonAi iA1t thar he Was endorsed by sht
liquo. mtn .! shsir Eeosn, convention
SAs eqaal 10 9 demand, which lht
Democratic Convention could not L.
more. The ilsue between The parties In
ihAs 5sase Is noW fairly laid down, and
as Is veil knO Sn IL the Church Va. ID,
Saloon. Tae Democrats, in rsnomtnAt
ing Governor Hn', lave endorsed bit
action In vesoiDg high license, while
the Republicans appeal from that ye!t
10 the people for so endorsement OF GhI
actions OF their LsgislGsure in pAssiDi
IL, With the promise thai In The even
Oh thstr snucess the b II will again b
pasted Et'h0ut fear OF It's bsiDR aveT
riden by G vernon controlled by 10
nqu.r cement, There can be no donh
% 70 the result, and The Democrats b
SHELF action yesterday have greatly II
sisted In placing NV York in the b
publican rAnks shis fall.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13
AEptcimsn I'oIItiolan.

On Tuesday Chief OF Police SRigRett
saw a crowd on Market street, and
Hpon approaching TO atoortaln the cause
rund Jamts Miller, an individual who
1eais q close emblance to some OF the
AuErVh 81 pioturis, very much und 81
che Il fiaenos Of liquor delivering = po
,lticnl tptech he took him TO the hal
aud IN the nnruiuR Jud7H 11.n.r t!s.
charged him with wRTping.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13
ON SATURDAY.
THE 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, lisa
At2o'clook.p m,


All that certain lot or piece of land, with
the two-atory brick dwelling erected thereon,
situate in the city of Wilmington Aforesaid,
bounded and described Rs follows, 10 wit;
Beginning on the easterly side OF Jefferson
street, At the diitance Of thiTty.hye teet
northerly from the northeTly side OF Thir-
teenth street. thence eAsteIly and parallel
" It'll Thirteenth sire ct and passing through
the centre Of the party wall Of this house and
the one adjoining on the south Bixty-AiI feet
to a corner, thence northerlY and parallel
with Jefferson street thirty.hve feet to an
other corner, thence westerly and parallel
with Thirteenth street siKiy-six feet to the
Aforesaid side Of Jefferson stree, and thence
thereby southeTly thirty-hve feet to the place
OF beginning, be the contents thereof what
they may.
Seized and taken In execution 40 the prop
erty OF Annie e. bLauEhn and William 7.
Strnughn, and g. Is, and TO be sold by
GILES LAMBsOH, Sheriff.
sherif's once, Wilmington, september 1,
1858. al-eOd-ta
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13

the following described real estate, viz;
All that certain lot or piece OF land with the
hutdlnEa thereon erected situAt d in the
city Of wilmington Aforesaid, bounded and
described as follows, to witt beginning ct q
point on the eAsterly side of Monroe street At
the distance Of one hundred and four feet four
and one-half inches, nnrtheily from the
northeriy side n Tenth street; thence
easterly and parallel with Tenti street and
passing through the middle Of the division
wall II this and the adjoining house on the
south seven y feet to a stake, thence north
eTly and parallel with Monroe street sixteen
feet to another stake, thence westerly parallel
will Tenth htreet and passing through the
middle o the division wall OF this and the Ad-
Joining house on the north seventy feet to the
Aforesaid side Of Monroe Btfset, and thence
thereby southerly sixteen feet to the place OF
beginning.
Seized and taken In execution as the prop
erty Of Annie Z. StrAughn and William T.
StrAu yhn, and I. g., and to he sold by
GILES JAMESON. Sheriff.
eherif's ONCE, Wilmington. sept. 1883.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13

The steamer Rspuhlio will not run ia
Cape May on ThuEsdAy or Fiicsy. Bbe
will, however, run down on Saturday
and on Sunday ATE will make her lasi
trip for the present gesson.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13

AA0AS AhAA &AS StShAA$A va &AN-
der one roof anywhere else
10 this country, But it Isn't
the mere bigness that we
bank on. There's conven-
fence for you in the bigness.
1t makes your picking easier
and surer. You can walk
the miles of passage.ways
between rows and ranks OF
things-mostly one Of a kind
for every room in the
house, and feel that you are
seeing all that is worth see.
Ing in the markets Of the
world. You can see, too,
that buying so much, il we
do 1t wisely, we must get to
the very bottom notch In
prices for both you and us.
But because a merchant
can do a thing it doesn't fol
low that he does it. You
must Judge OF the things you
don't know by the tbings
you know. Isthe merchant
honest? Does he wink al
false telling by his sales
people? Does he hold You
to a hateful bargalnl II he
Is slippery in any way or
permits his people to be
slippery in his business, no
odds what the promise is, no
odds what the bait Is (there
are plenty of bats in some
stores among the few things
you know the right price oi),
beware.
No, it isn't bigness that
we point hardest at, 1t is
quality and fair dealing.
n furniture stock aathOut
trash or truck Of any Kind.
Il Furniture StOfk qnfch
aOiM nogeIfes trimming oOtA
erciusive designs, o0ey40aOimg
aOlth tie fh9ieest Of e0e,J
aOorthy Crude.
Il Furniture stack a7tA q
! plain price tug on eV. ~ piece
These are some OF the
things we are proud Of.
We have no bed room
suites marked at COS
to sell the bedding anc
other things that should g.
with it. We don't prof.
Bedding wit h Furniture
or Furniture with Bedding
Each on Its own merit.
Bedding Of the highes
standard OF excellence. OuI
best quality hair is prepared
expressly for US Feathers
are all steamed and esyel
BY a cold 6kast process tia
Perfectly frees them h0n
dust, dirt, or 0aor Of an.
kind.
More of the things we ar
proud of.
Third floor. -Four elevators.
What Go you think OF 3
i In. by 6 #. Hand-painte,
: Window Shades, with Harris
horn Spring Rol ers, read
. to hang, at 60c each?
. Cambria aud Scotch Ho'
land Shades made to oIde
at short notice.
! The new Upholstery
g still surging in. Lace Gu
. . tains II e aYy Curtain
: Pushes, Table Covers an
i the whole decorating trail
: SEC, I'd naor. uo1lh If Transept.
a BRUSHING up and out
all the odd pairs and broke
% lots OF Women's Shoes.
Y glance will show If your sii
is among them. The on
worly then will be to Z
here early enough-y Q
won't stand at the prices.
IL l5b pairs Wontn's French Kid
~ Pn,en. Leather foxed and Pat,
ia Leather tipped, all land-seW
l flply etyaa nd g,urrrku n
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13
ON SATURDAY,
THE lsrH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, lsss.
at O'Clock p. M, -.
me following described real sstata, via,

All that certain lot or parcel OF land with
. brick house thereon ereote', situate 10 the
city Of WilmLnR on Aforesaid, bounded and
described ~ follows, TO wi;
Beginning on the portnerly side Of
second street 81 the distance Of eighty
one feet oAsteRly ftOm the e:atsrly side OF
Adams street. thence along said side OF
Second street, easterly 30 ftet 10 a corner,
thence northerly and parallel with Adams
street D. feet 10 corner, thence westerly
along line Of feet wide alley running
parallel with second street 10 feet TO 4 corner,
thence e0utherly along line Of said alley.
parallel with Adams street % feet 70 a corner,
thenee westerly and parallel with Second
street along said side Of said Aforesaid alley
feet wide 10 feet 10 corner, thence B1utherly
and parallel with Adams street % feet 10 the
Aforesaid side Of Second street aud place of
beginning. be the contents thereof what they
may.
Seized and taken in execution Is the
properly Of James LAneTty, deceased, Henry
q, Turner, EAecutor,) and Jane Il. LaHs rty,
IhurViVinE mortgARor, and I, t. and to sold b :
GILES JAMESON, Sheriff.
shertn'B once Wilmington. Sept ], lsss.
Hep-i-ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13
HAWKINS Q CO.,
Real Estate Department.

Some SPECIAL BARGAINS In
DWELL4HHGE, selected from eur
ROag Asst. 60 be sold ON exceptional
easy teFmsG
Sac Spruce street.
2OS w 0@a Tenth street.
7OH Eamt Tenth street.
d22 west eighth @tFe0s.
SIT Morrow streets
B2b walnut street,
BIh Poplar street.
1904 MfFkwOOd street.
2I8 Harrison street.
338 Monroe street.
els " Saa Seventh street.
2O8 East Tenth street.
IIH0 West street. a
A06 Lincoln ssPe6&
sos West Tenth stFeSG.
I'll west Zenith saFo0G.
0Hb Windsor street.
Ia Mechanic street.
sos nuPOmt street.
A3I Bradford street.
HAWKINS 3 CO.,
7I2 Market Street,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13
GOVERNMENT LOT
Ninth and ShipIey SITS.

To ratify the National and
County ticket. ......
The meeting will be ad-
dressed by Hon. George
Gray, Hon. Charles B. Lore,
Hon. Benjamin 7. Bigge,
Hon. John B. Pennington,
George II. Bates, Esq, j.
Frank Ball, Esq, Willard
Salisbury, Jr., Esq, II. A.
Nowland, Esq., and others
The speaking will com.
mence at 8 o'clock.
Let every Democrat turn
out upon this occasion. All
citizens without regard &c
lplrty affiliations are invited
to attend. Good music viii
be furnished. slots
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13
THK AE1lsARs. BAvLR9 HARK.
no. UOa nAsKER STREET.

' II NAAA AHA A1AAAsh' nANA4S nAANAs
no. BO2 AARKET STREET.
IhuokFO sassss.s sPHnhUAhH y, laas
Open TO receive deposits daily from An
antil p. m, and on trueBdRy and Saturday
sVeniDBs from TO O'Clock.
The charter VI the bank provides that tAs
profits upon itB Investments, except 60 mroh
IS 10 required for the payment Of necessary
expenses and for suitable surplus fer the
security Of depogitors, shall be divided
anons the depositorB.
No manager 10 allowed 10 borrow any part
Of the funds deposited with the Cooperation
MANAGERS.
George W. Bush, 3. Allen HtlIes,
U. Wssle y eldtn, Alexander J. Hart,
Geo. 8. UApalla, n, Il, Benson,
uhAs. W. Rowland, Job II. jackson,
Jos. l.. Carpenter, JR., Anthony Higgins,
Henry y. Dure, Warrington HastinsB
MOHEV I.0ANEDON MOHT9A9lsS,
Ono, W. BusH, aMo. 8. UAPHLLH,
President. -Peaident,
Is, T, TAYLOR, Treasurer.
IsW-mV Jos. ID. MATHaR Auditor
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13

SHERIFF'c 5ALE.--BT VIRTUE OF
NJ writ Of LevAFi FAoiAs. to me directed,
will be exposed TO public sale, At the Courl
House, on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city OF Wilmington,
New Castle county Dell,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-13
REGIRTERRD -PHYsICIAN.

hEGlbIhhBD HHISlClANs
Specialist in all Diseases Of Women Ald
CBiIUrs0. Female " t4AAuSs5 anu lrreRuIn-
rites promptiy and pc rmanently cur, d. Con-
sultations / mail or At office, 81 N 9Th street,
Philadelphia, Pa.
. stTiolS Private and confidential. a2s-IY-sO
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