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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-25
Side Issues aid Success.

The farmer who Will come ont
ahead in the race for success is not
he who is continually turning aside
from she wcll.tried and beaten
paths OF his vocation to follow the
enticements of every enthusiast
who comes TO him with " story OF
some new plant or crop, Which will
give to him great and paying re-
turns tor his labor. Sooner or Ia
ter these unwarranted deviations
are sure to result in disaster and
grief. NJ farmer who is depend
ing upou his fields for subsistence,
especially if he be burdrned by
debts, car afford to indulge in
them. We think there is Il safer
course and chat is to study the ca
liabilities Of his land-to ascertain
what particular kinds of fertilizers
are most economical and certain
for him, and what crops he eau
most successfully grow and dispose
of to advantage.
Every now and then we read OF
somebody who has realized u large
amount OF money from some par
ticular crop not generally grown
by the farmer, except i'll small
quantities. Only day rtwo ago,
it was thirteen hundred dollars for
an acre of Spiuach. One man hal
sold three hundred dollars worth
of dandeliouS, another had realized
great results from breadth of
mushrooms, another had had large
returns from an acre of oulonS,and
still another had been we'll paid by
a crop of Jerusalem artichokeS.-
Such Ia.ementS in these times of
sharp competition and low prices
among our farmers are aM to turn
many men from the BEATEN tracks
and induce them to seize eagerly
upon such side isspessto the neg
lect of other things really 81 more
importance to thep. Fin aneigh
borhood where the denaul8r all
such crops as we have.mcntfonediS
Very limited, OF what awaits It II
the farmer can raise enormous sup
plies OF them? 1t is simply money
and labor lost and valuable ground
occupied that might have been far
better appropriated.
Ii a farmer is living near to Il
large city or town it~maXzl.ay him
we'll to grow eatkaEuty ofsnch
productions as will pe etalealy sale
i'll market, and then hsacan make
cautious experiments on the side
issues-for he viii ba ea;tAlra by
every day observations q. traffic,
and his study OF the question Of
supply and demand, to acT:intelli-
gently and cconcmically,-in the
matter. Only Il few -Sears.-ago
much money was made iIlsall the
side issues 10y our &armess aud
gardeners, but things aus much
changed now. There are.so many
workers in the field that a4ksuch
chances lave beenemuch ,aarpowed
down. The question in these days
OF success to thelaxmer turns.close.
~ on habits of indussry ana perse
verance, strict ATTENTION to>eall the
details, a careful outstanding Of all
home resources, ia, close. cutting,
down of in door anu outdoor D-ex-
penses, and il studied aNpitlance OF
contracting debts.s SIT the beginner
will mark out for himaelf &coarse,
embracing all vi. these cardinal
points and steadilyspllrspe at, he
will he enabled 10 move, AOng safe
ly and without mach fear ot inter.
ference from the sheriff.
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VIRGINIA: At a court held for
the county of Accomack,. on

lRGlNlA: at a court hetd ior
the county Of Accomack,s on
the 2nd day of February, 1888.
In the matter of the paYmentand
delivery OF the estate of Benjitmin
I. w. Byrd, deceased, to his lega
tee, without Refunding Bonds be-
ing given. &,
On motion of Tahitha Ann Byrd.
a legatec of the said Benjamin T.
w. Byrd, deceased, by James IL.
Fletcher, Jr., her attorney, it APP
pearing to the court thataraport of
the accounts OF the TRANSACTIONS on
James Fl. Fletcher, Jr., admins
traitor with the will annexed OF the
estate of the said Benjamin I. w.
Byrd, deceased, and Of the debts
and demands against the said dc.
cedert's estate, has been filed in
the Office of this court; and it fur.
ther appearing to the court that
more than one year has elapsed
since the qualification of the said
administrator it is ordered that the
creditors of the sad deccdcnt do
show cause, ii any they can, on the
3rd day of the next March term OF
this court, against the payment and
delivery Of the estate Of the
said deceIent to his legatec
without reminding bonds being
given by the said legatee;
and that a copy of this Order shall
be published once week for four
successive weeks in the PENINSULA
ENTERPRISE, a newspaper pub.
llshed at Accomac G. H., Va, and
also posted at the front door Of the
court house OF this county on the
first days Of two successive terms
of this court.
Test. NJ. OLDHAM, JR., G. A. G.
james II. Fletcher, Jr., attorney.
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Mappsburg. Aug. LIST, 1887

IMPERIAL GUANO co. 49,.
Dear Sirs:-I used your Gnano last
season aud Was so favor.bly impressed
with 1t that 1 hid not hesitate to buy
this season. neither do hesitate to say
II is TIE BEST FERTILIZER I HAVE
EVER USED. fused 5 bags. aid some
fish mixed with it. aid planted bbls.
Of large size Potatoes. which of course
do not run well planting,and | sllipped
.l76 blls. Of as fine stock suppose as
went to market from this country. 1t
is also proper to state that part of my
crop was destroyed BY bugs; If it Lad
not been for this trouble believe L
should have delivered zoo bbls. I take
great pleasure in recommending the
goods to our friends.
Yonis respectfully.
JNO. ALFRED AMES.
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I WIIIH ItSIIt IIIIY.
JNO. ALFRED AMES.
Alappsburg, Nov. 18th, 1857.

IMPERIAL GUANo co.
GentlemeI:-Afttr having used your
.'Pnta!o. PEI! and Bean" Guano on
Spring crop of Potatoes. and getting
highly satisfactory results, I feel glad
that can recommend it to others. I
used in alnng side Of Peruvian Guano,
and the IMPERIAL" WAS DECIDEDLY
BEST, shall want it in tbp future.
Respectfully, EDW'D W.KEJ.LAM.
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HER WEAKNESS.

X ~
She's dainty as fairy,
6ndher motion light and airy
Full Of grace
Mako quito forget my duty,
Fascinated by tho beauty
OF her face.
witchingly she charms mo tohcr
TIL know that must WOO hor'-
Mako hor ialne.
for the worl ! Is dark without hor,
And long my armsabout her
To entwine.
She's vcrltablc daisy.
Aud with lovo she's sct mo S-azy.
1t would seem,
Still fear that must ilec her,
For shuddcr Whom SEQ her
Eat cream.
-SomorvIllo Journal
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Middlesex, Acconlac Co., Va.

Nov. 2Ist, 1857.
IMPERIAL GUANo Co. g5.t5lf.5
Geiltlemen:-I used Your Imperial
G,ianon last Spring on round Potatoes
with great satisfaction, and ut HALE
THE COST PER ACRE OF ANY GUANo I
HAVE EVER USED. Mycrop last Spring
s!superior to any I ever raised.
Yours, &c., z. n. POTTER.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1888-02-25

Davis Wharf, Va, Nov. 23rl, 1887.
IalPERJAL t;UANOt:O. +,
tientlemcm-I used your Potato
Pea aud Bean'' Cinann this season on
rollhd Potatoes with great satisfaction.
| believe it to he q very superior fertil-
iZer.. lT WORKED BETTER THAN Pc
RUvIAN GUANO and l take pleasure in
speaking of its merits to others. Shall
want j next season.
Very Respectfully, JNO. S.DAVIS.
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Charlottesville. Nov. 18th. 1887.

IMPBRIAL GUANO Co. ~,
Gehtlemen:-I have been using your
Guano for thel,ast three years and am
frank tocoifeSsth hat THEY AREBETTER
AN . TirERETORK CHEAPER THAN ANY
lHAvE EVER USED. / take pleasure
i'll recommending them to our farmers.
In. reference to It's use this, season will
Say ! made an extra crop of round l'O-
tatops. and as fine stock AS I ever saw.
I shall ust the Imperial /" ntlle future.
Yours truly, WIN. II. KELLAM.
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Coal Kiln. Noy. Goth, 1887.

IMpERIALsG UANo Co.
Gentemen:-I used YOUR Potato, Pea
and Bean" Guao this season III round
Potatoes, also used Peruvian Guano all
oil the same land, si'le by side. 1t was
applied ut SAME cost anti The Imperial,
BEAT TIE PERUVIAN IN YIELD AND
QUALITY ONE FOURTH. l take pleas
IRE in speaking of it to others. rs l
think our people will dowcll ly using it,
l shall walt it III the fnturr.
Yours Respectfully.
JAMES II. kELLAM.
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4 Rtws, lyharf. Dec 1Oth. 1851

~ Rtws' Wharf, Dec. 10th, 1887.
IMPERIAL GUANO 20.
Gents, SAW large results from the
use Of your Guann on myiieigIibors
crol.s last season. This season Iiuse,l
it on round Potatoes SWEETS and Rad
ishps, and DO not hesitate to sily CON
sIDER TT SUPERIOR TO PERUVIAN Gu
AN0. UR ANY SIUNIPULATED MANURE
IuAVE EVER SEEN. Respectfully yours.
.ei{ w. j. REV.
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Charlottesville, Noy. 14th, 1887.

-. Charlottesville, NOV. 14th, 1887.
IuPERIAL GUAN0 Co.
Gents.-I used the Imperial Supei-
Phosphate mostly on Sweet and results
were very satisfactory. After twp years
trial am convinced it is a line fertil-
izer. / think | will use itagain.
Respectfully yours, VIM. II. BOGGS.
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Belle Haven. Dec It'll 1851

Belle Haven. DC. It'll, 1851.
IMPERIAL GUANO co.
Gents:-I take pleasure in stating that
your Imperial Potato" & uano did well
for me on Irish Potatoes. raised rs fine
ones rs | ever ,saw. IT rs FAR BEYOND
ANYTHING FOR THIS CROP have ever
secn. Yours respectfully
e. D. CRiiWLEY.
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THE BALTIMORE WEEKLY SUN.
THE PAPER Fo R THE PEOPLE.
4 ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
IS. ADELL & CO.. PUBLISHERS,
=. BALTIMORE. (


Tho Baltimore Wcol lysSun continues To rre.
serve Its position, maintained for .iaIy yoaIs,I,s
u model Family Newspaper. Dlting tho lris,
year. ln0rdcr to acc0lnmo late the great varuty
OF mattore al nissiont6 lis columns. It hns
boon found necessary ;n'isslie- q supplement- al
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Specialists have beon OF great vhluo TO tile farm
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Anxious for NotorietY.

Chicago Reporter-You don't de,
ny that you eloped with MIR. Flash,
Mrs. Society!
Mrs. Flash-No, sir; l do not.
WAS your husband cruel to youg
NO.
.Didu't lie lavish his wealth on
you!'
Yes
do you love this man Flashi'
NO.
Then why did you clope7'
u wanted TO see my name in the
society columns of The papers. =,
st. Paul Globe.
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Belle Haven. Dec. I'd. 1857.

IMPERIAL GUANO Go.
Gcnllelnen:-l used your Imperial
Super. Phosphate" on Sweet Potatoes
and think the results were rs good or
better FROM it than anything I have ever
used. Yours Respectfully,
u. II MISTER.
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Belle Haven. Dec. 18th. 1887.

IofPERTAL5 GUAN0 Co.
Genile1nen:-I used your Grian0 last
season.and again this, oil my Irish Po-
tato Crops and results were so satisfac.
tory-large yield and firm quality-tIrat.
/ nnfiesitatingly say it is the best Gua-
no l ever used. Yours respectfully.
ALFRED 81. II. MAPP.
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Belle Haven. Nov. 1st. 1857.

Belle Haven, Nov. 1st. 1857.
Gents:-I USED your Phosphate year
iSS5and found 1T To DE EQUAL roANY
HIGH FERTILIZER EVER USED. Also.
llse,l it This season, and ain able 10 tes-
tify again to lis merits. Used it on
poor land and reared az fine u c,op Of
new land Potatoes us I ever saw. SlIall
want it another season.
Yours truly. J.C. FOSQUE.
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-25

Two NOM. nae. ,o,,.d
A%saes General Harrison Was .lOmInAted
- the standard bearer o. the RspubIi.
san party, And be IL IN every respsot a
stronger candidate today than be was
Nhen his name WAS dTBI pTeaen led 10
Rs oounlrymen. Hls record Is a SOL
dler and . patriot and his uUssul a..
EeeE Ia the UnLIsd BsAIeB Senate have
bssn, and slIlI are Opsn 70 the inapeo.
sAOn and criticism OF Democratic ora
tOrS and The Democratic press, buI a.
gel they have not been able , ana 4
saOgle hIW thAt they could Iake no
agAinbt him. He stands today a. his
peer OF any man 10 1his country. and
ais honesty Of purpose ls unlm pea ehsd,
A'A BoldleE be 10 the friend OF the sol
dleE, the soldiers widow and his on.
phAnG He IL also ths friend OF ths
mechanic and the WorkinRmAn, and
eAsEo Ia no question about his posI zion
u regard 70 OToaoJlIo 10 A nsrioAn IN .
ausSTles. h speeches are the ssnu.
nsh Of STATESMAN who undsrstands
ths questions he 10 discussing. These
Laots make General Harrison 4 stron >
leader and when 10 these IL Added klS
unOlemished character, his InIalleotu1 Il
EsoouToss and soand Judg msnI, he Il in.
vulnerable H. Is daily bonmIpR
"'re popular With the masses and ths
wayacDs,.- all over the county are
BspomI6s Ca. more lmpreaBl
HSis ~ -npAiby
~ Is01 'nA' no h 'uy
With them, 5Unstq Hsntly h8 Il atos- :.
growing in favor uitA lhoug hIlul Il.
OF all parties, and will uDd N btsdly b,
The neKs President Oiths United States.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-25

AND STILL they come like rails de-.
ReE Ing sinking ship leading Dsmc.
ezats are leaving their pIEly With iis
Z 90 trade Issue, and cOmluR over 10 the
hspu lioanA. Ole OF tho most recent lie
u =. Monaghan, Of Ehe OhsSlsr county
oAzs Who was prominently men siont q
- candidate tor Governor before thE
Demooratlc Sta;e OlnvenlIon. Mr..
EoaAShAn is nov out In an open letter
announcing the parry with which be
las been 20 long connected, and an,
Aoun 9sog his deteFminAI ion 10 support
n TTiSon Aui NJ JFIOn. The AvsrGR,
0SnoorAt oSn stand almost anything
bnt "hsEe Il comes 10 threatening III,
anduSr'sS OF lhis o 0nIry, aud pirlkln
o. the very root Of is prosperity, Il Il
com netting more than Intelligent mel
rA1 endorse, lh,E I'ois hundreds OF then
sEo leaving their party. MI. M,nARhAl
ass iGhS bean an AoknO wledg sd DO We
IN sue Po ilils OF P nnsylvaniA and hI
secession from the Ds@ooraIlo ranks
,srous blow to she party In IhI
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-25

'ESrY
b lam 0
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-25

WASHINGTON, Aug 26-In the
United States Senate yes erdAy the
message from the President on the
subject OF the rejection Of the Eish erieI
Treaty was read. Mr.. Sherman moved
that II be printed and referred TO the
Committee on Foreign Relations. Af6eE
q lengthy discussion Of the message the
matter went over without action.
Senator Morgan yesterday introd uoed
bill Identical IN terms With that Intro.
duoed In the House on abe previous day
By RepreseRtauye Wilson, to give effect
20 the PresideNb SncssAge on the Fishe.
Eies Treaty.
The House Eomni.tes on IuvAlid
tensions yesterday AUTHORIZED n favor
able report on the bill granting to Mira
Sheridan = pension Of $500 per an
Ren, making u the same a. the Senate
bill.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-25


Ah Sons reiPoo J adRe Thurman is
oontst in his deoIREAllons, and although
ne 'elis WhAi IL not IEus DON ,erninR The
PurshAHns power OF dollar In free
arade countries, hs Is 90 nj identity tru,h.
Iei 70 su bis heAIers that he Is opposed
- 'AIhs OF every Description. 10 thIs
respect he 10 different 10 a ,vsynoy AM
Who declared sometime ago thai n he
eoilSFea The ID mocgAllo plSGloFm mani
Iree irAde, he Woaid hos suuplrI IA.
HhA' poor innoOonJ soul Goyerno,
stli nnss be NOT ses What Il AppArsul
70 even sohcOlbOy. especially wheu
sone OF The leading msn OF his parry
aAvs oealAEsd over and over that "a,
Dtnocraho party IL, and always hG
BSen COZ nlIIod 70 FREQ trade. JudR,
Thn'n7an, however, will have 70 5,
very cAroinl how he talks, or he VII
nave s9mS OF his party on his heals /
pay stop 70 hts hoaesI utSeRAnOsa,
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A FRIGHTFUL SIII DISEASED

BuMeRfmge Hmeemso. HEAD DeaRhy
rev. Body covered with @orsa
Cured ~ tho CaaaeuFa Remedies.
Nessrs. sTRvEHs a BBuNnR. Monroe, N, Q.
DE n BirH About two months aNo, on your
Recommendation, bought bottle Of Cut.
cura heHOlvenL one box CuticurA SalVo, ard
thirteen years who has been amicted with
eczema for q long time. and am pleased 70
say that believe the ramedi have cured him
His sunerinEs were iptenBe. hla head being
EeArly raw his ears being gone except the
gTin.le, and his body was covered with sores.
His condition was irightfnl 70 behold The
sores have now All disappeared, bis skin Z
healthy, eyes bright eheefful in disposition,
witnesses 70 this remark able cure, and the
doubling onea are requested TO call or write
me, or any OF my neighbour.
WIN, 8. STEPHENSON,
winchester r. o., Union Co., N. q,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-25

MIDDLE BAss, AuR, 26-GeneTal
Harrison passed yesterday morning
quietly q. his cottage on this island, his
only visitor being Amos Townsend, Of
Cleveland. In the afternoon he went to
Put n Bay and visited the ULi:ed
States Runbost Michigan. He returned
TO Middle Bars Island lsts In the day.
Members OF the club will not permit
visitors TO see the General, who Ia eel !
to be greatly enjoying his stay on the
Island
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-25

An EnRlishmAn recently sued the
manager OF Oovent Garden Theatre,
LONDON, for S5 damages for refusing Ia
allow him to take the seat for which he
had purchased . ticket. He was re.
fused admission to the IeAt because be
had en- umbrella with him and Woald
not give II up At the cloak room, where
pence for the caring Of II. There WAS q
plAosrd in the building ApnounciDe
that olOakB and umbrellas would OF b
SLOWED in the stalls, and the court de.
cided therefore that the theatre mana
ger Was justified in his action.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-25

The peach shipments over the Della
~AEe RAilEoad yesterday were ~ fol,
loWF: q, .
Bingham ton, 2; ScrantoS, o. new
ark, n. j, s; Wilkesbarre, 2; ElmiPA,
/; Beading, /; Chester, g. Wilmington
s; Philadelphia, 40; Jersey City, 7B
10 81, 1,8. Previous shipments. a..
Tjtai to date, 2,g63 Total to August "a
1887, 975. EKcess for 1888, 1888
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-25
nint,rrnIahnd ArriynI.

NE wYoRK, Aug. % General SAlo.
mon. the ex President of Hsyti, with
bis wife and daughter, arrived htrs yes
teFday on the steamship Oienfuegos.
He refused TO be interviewed regarding
the recent troubles in HAyii, but eald
that Newspaper reports were greatly
exaggerated. He will probably leaVt
to-day for HAvre, where he owns I
large Ts'aie
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-25

NOTIOE-i, b ERNARD 81 oUULLOUuH,
IN the owner and occupant Of the houss
situated ct 800 Church st In the sth ward
- the city Of Wilmington. county
~ ~ Castle and StRte OF Della,
G.rs IN compliance with the require
neat Of the aqis Of the General As
somDly in su"A 10 made aud provided, DO
boy 10y give notice that 1 snSn Rpplg :.
writing 70 the court OF General Sessions Of
the Peace and Jail Delivery Of tho state Of
Delaware, in and for New Castle County, on
Monday, the 18th day OF sept, A, D., 1883
being the next term Of said court, for u
cease for sal house as an inn or tavern, fol
| the sale therein OF Intoxicating liquors II
| leBs quantities than emo quart, 70 be drunl
/ on the premises, ard the following respeotA
/ BILE citizens of said ward recommend TN
said application, viz;
/ Michael Uonlon Bernard Dopohoa
Phillip Nc DOnnell Jas Donovan
/ PAtriog Kirk Old Y more
/ Arthur JepninEB VIM OOE
/ Michael Hssaion Edward Head
John M Irwin I'hos h hegan
William Gear Daniel Toner
| Robert D4vidBen Louis Seldle
/ Jas n D6vlin John ID On
/ Don Shells Jos II Hill
| Irwin ReddIn Patrick Olyne
Amos Campbell Jas Terry
ag3-atE BERN ARD MCCULLOUGH
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-25

EorsS AsONKT hiss been raised for the
% = 'terS BY the o. alone, but It IL As
1o,hlng 10 EhAt ls needed. Il will take
~ loAh ten thousand dollars 10 give
ices. .seee people another stArt in life, and
IDeie shou d NOT be the slightest din
Gnl'y In raising that amount In this
ouy' We have numbers OF men who
S s easily Ah ird 70 give > hundred dol.
sets apiece sbd mover Dibs II, and there
$40 very few meohsaIos or isSorlns
men who cannot afford TO d nsse half /
SSS wages. Lsl > movement OF thil
Rsha be started 10 our wc1k ,hooS. an
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-25

The Potter Drug and Chemical Col
Gentlemen, MI, VIM. 3. Stephenson oil
this county brought his son TO town TO day e
let ne see him, and 10 show us what Cuticura
Remedies had done for him. This is the cAs
referred to In our letter 10 You some time ago,
To look At the boy now, one would suppose
that there had never been ANYTHING the mat.
ter with him, seems to be In perfect health.
We have written and herewith inclose WhAi
his father has to say about the matter, =
wrote II Just ms he dictated.
We are selling quite quantity OF Cutieura
Remedies aud hear nothing but praises for
them. We regard the Cuticura Remedies the
best In the market. and shall do all we can "a
promote their sale. Yours Truly,
STEVENS & BRUNER
Druggists and Pharmacists.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-25

IT HAS been suggested thai eOllso-
Ilons BE- taken In ali the churches OF
this city to.moRroW, for The bsneHI OF
the sufferers By the ~ clone. Consider
able money might be raised in this
manner, and We know Of no more pFAc-
hoal way Of Illustrating The principals
Of christianity.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-25

very little ain salty viii be sz psEisnosd
in raising the amount needed. Ths
mSioRl'y OF the sufferers By the slcEm
have Loaf ill they possessed In this
world, and gro entitled ooar sympathy
and asslaiAnOe, aud In this good york
she REPUBLICAN, will DO liz share.