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Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
A Ride In sne Country.

0n Sunday morning four Young mon,
mounted on spirited ateeds, one OF
which, however, was small pony,
started OF for ride through Brandy.
wine Hundred. After travelling several
miles one OF them difmounted, dee,nr.
iDg he would aooner walk, as he felt a
little cramped and did not wish to use
mustard plaster. They finally man.
aged to get back to the city, when one
of the party took to his bed In order to
resb his tired limbs ana to reouperate
co that he might he able to perform the
duties incident TO the position he held,
The other two gentlemen having had
more experience In the saddle bore tbs
fatigue remarkably we'll, and declared
that the ride was really exhtlaratinl
and th 81 they would be PLEASED to re
/ pset 1t The other two will likely take I
Ioarrihgs or go a:ooJ should they make &
visit 10 West Chester on Sunday rext
as one of them has suggested.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
rrr,nr 10 snva Lonnson.

Tho attorneys for Samuel johnson,
the negro who las been sentenced to be
hanged for tie murder OF John sharp
leas, are very reticent regarding tarii
moyem ents 10 hthAli Of the condemned
nan, They pretend to have semsthioe
u importance, and say that they oanLot
iivulse Il ct the present time. They
have been working upon an sllegen
elew, and expect TO make an arrest 10
the vicinity OF Newark, N. j.
At this late day man named Dsnlel
5tokes, living near Chester, has come
for ward And announced his Willingness
20 wear that he PASSED Samuel johnson
on bridge nesr Waterville. not fsi
from the 6hsrpless farm, on the ntgh'
OF the murder. Mr.. Stokes says 1t wal
about O'Clock In the evening; that ht
saw johnson distinctly, and that b:
was we'll apquAlnted with him aud
could not have hsen mistaken. H'
gives ns n ressou fer not making thil
knoWu before that he did not want e
90 upon the witness stand TO send
man 10 the gsllowB.
For several days pbst q rImor hal
been current in Delaware County tha
a relative OF John SharpleSs was TO b
arrested for tue cIimo. Al invsstiRa
ton Ia now IN progress by deieotivi
employed by the relative In question
and he threatens TO make those VIII
started the damaging rumor answer TO
| the Islander at courb.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
Tho yhoIe y,tal nzaohinory

Depends foY the fuel, which Ia the origin
of It's propulsory force, upon the stem.
ach. In that hidden alembio she ftod
undergoes the chemical changes which
ira asm ute 1t Into blood, from which the
81 item draws the material that reim
b rses 1t for its daily Losses of tissue.
rhe.e, of cou re,are greatly augmented
In dietaRe. Ii ihe stom sch, therefore, Is
weakened or disordered, the oystem is
deprived OF sustenRnce. Hostelter's
Stomach Bttters can be relied upon to
facilitate and renew digestion when
that function has been interrupted by
weakness OF the stomach. Btliousness,
or diversion of the bile from Its pFopsr
channel, which causes constipation, 10
also remedied by II. Heartburn, wind
| on the stomach, siok headache, fur up.
on ths tongue, and other symptoms OF
stomach aud liver disorder, 1t speedily
removes. Malarial oomplaints of every
sort, kidney and bladder troubles, con
stipation, rheumatism and neuralgia
yield when it la used regularly and
pereistentlY.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
Labor No.ss.

New YoRK. April o About 1909 mem
bcrs OF the Brothsfhood OF Locomotive
EnQineers and Fircmen met here ytster.
day. Seeeches were made by Grand
Master Hanahan, of the Firemen, and
Joseph Porter, OF the Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy system Resolutions
wire adopted pledging eontit ued sup.
port to the strikers. and endorsing all
acse. violence excepted = ~
Chief Arthur W III, 1t is expected, re :.
turn to Chicago TO morrow Onieiais oi
The BurlinR ton road and the brotherhood
had conference on Saturday, which
ended without either side having gained
or receded step.
BRADocKs, Pa, April 9.-The employees
OF the Edgar Thomson Steel Works met
in thit place sa,mday, and af er discus
S on rejected the proposition made BY
Andrew Carnegie. The result of the meet
ing was surprise, as II was known that
several members OF the District Execu-
tive Board of the Knights OF Labor had
unotficislly advised the men to return %
work at the compapy'B terms.
CHICAGO, April 1.-The strike OF the
brewers ct Ernst Brothers brewery
which was q sort of preliminary skirmisf
in the struggle for the recognition OF The
union. has ended in favor OF the firm
Ernst Brothers had full force at work
on Saturday, not experienced men, but
the EN- ployers say that only the foremet
need be skilled brewers
EAsToN, Pa, April 9.-The Glendor
Iron Company, on Saturday evening dis
charged all Its men except those EN-
p,oyed at one furnace, and put board
Ioofs on all its idle furnaces. Two hun
dred men arc thrown out of work,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
A Marrow Escnpo.

Joseph Hendrickson, son OF Rev.
WIN. Ii. Heniricksou, Val engaged on
TGe,dey last In assisting his brother
John trim a large treo on the creamery
farm at Hookessln, when ha had mar.
row escape from serious injury. he
cut of q limb some thirty feet from the
ground, when IL slipped down into o
tork, catching one Of his legs and hold
ing him In such wsy that II was I'M
possible for him to extricste 1t. His
brother hastened to his assistance, but
his efforts to move the limb proved un'
avail lug, when he procured rope and
tied the lad 60 as to prevent hi- falling
when he hastened to HceAessin to pT3
cure assistance. Some Ave or slE men
volunteered their services, aud through
their aid the limb was sawed off and
the lad released from his perlleus posi-
ton. Ills leg wns badly bruised, bal
mol broken, and two or three days after
ward he waa limDiDR around the house
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
Dots,
Dots.
E2ner the paint tkr, 780 East Ssventb

Esner, the painter, 100 East sayentb
strset.
wofkpen were engaged on Hunday
In digging on the p, w. & B. tracks,
foot OF Market street.
Shetla hd ponies attached to gay
carts, driven by children, oAn be seen
daily on our atreets,
A bo1a lead Of oyasor shsils will soon
ba placed on the cauBswey, Then look
ont for q peedipg your nses.
Wilmington Ia getting to be quite q
city II one may judge from Market
street on . bright Saturday evening.
n. b. Riley advertlses drssa trim.
mugs. buttons, lRcss, cts, ct No. 22S
King st1ett.
Mrs. Mills dressmskinR school is
SILL open for few weeks nj 6o3 Market
street.
Thorp, the merohsnt tailor, at 6to1f
Market street, 10 the man you are LOOK.
Ing for tp make your spring suit
VIM III. Cole will sell ut public sale
at his shops, No. 1905 Market street, on
"Wednesday, the 18Th inst, o lot OF new
and second hand wagons.
George Mcoall has taken the store
No. 1871 Market street, where he will
kesp on hand good assortment OF hats,
Gaps, fine shirts, collars, cufis, etc.
Meyer Meyers, OF the clothing house
Fifth and Market streets, has been
favored with another boy that bids fair
to become a great salesman.
Hyou want your house painted OF
grained get Egner, 73o East Seventh
street. Prlces moderate. Work guar
snie6d.
The lost conference OF the season oi
tho wonhes visitors OF the Associated
CharitieB will he held tbis aits1noon In
the Unitarian Church.
The stteot CONN issioaers would con-
fer favor on oil Hners Of vehicles II
they wol aid have the holes in the stIcsts
repaired during this month.
Crowds Of people patronizad the elsc
tIic railway yesterday. The passengers
i'd the cars were packed like sardinss in
boz.
There Rre numerous large stones "
Ing In the middle OF Second street, be-
tween Washington aud Tatnall streets
that sho aid bs removed.
Tho aouth Side Baptist 5uuday
school opened very susploiouSly ysster'
day afss tnoop. Henry Alexander WAS
elected superintendent.
All persons wishing to spend o pleas.
ant evening should visit the rink, at
Eleventh and Madison streets, and
take roll on the skn;ea CT ride on
the narIJ 90 round.
Drs q. II. Lswton, j. P. Lukene,
Peter Cooper and A. Il FranIz attended
tho snEikal banquet Of the Hahnemapn
College Alumni, In Philadelphia, on
Friday tvering last.
John 4. HendrickEon hes purchased
Black Chief, known SO the Carpenter
Horse, and no will mako the season on
the CREAMERY Farm NJ Hockessin.
FprmeTh who wish to improve their
stock should call and see him.
work1nzmen were engaged to day
digging up the bed OF Front street from
JustisoE to Madison, preparatory to re-
paving. This 10 y good improve neni
and one that Was badly needod. We
hope that the good work will BIS con
tlnued.
Mr.. q Oknary, who re2resents the cloth
ing house OF Yates q Co., At Sixth and
Chestnut streets, PbllAdelphia, distrib
uted o nun beE of canes In our city thi
morning, as we'll as q representation o
the pet big with Its history, which sf
forded some amusement for the youhl
folks.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
Tho PhncnIr lrnKina.

The new OlSpp 81 Jones engine, re-
Gently ordered by the PtR1ix Fire
Company, arrived in this oliy on Sat.
uFday from the works, Hudson, N. Y.
The steamer ia olaBeed A and has two
powerful pumps. Upon the arrival
here the company were notified and
Driver Patterson harnessed his horses
and with n pumber OF members OF the
Company, proceeded TO the freight
house TO assist In unloading the new
purchas Meanwhile the horses were
taken caro- OF by the Reliance Com
pany. Shortly before midnight this
new apparatus passed mp Fourth straet
and were Ealuted by tho Reliance, who
threw open their doors and struck thu
gong on their hose cart.
Ga Thursday next there will be Q
public trial of the new engine at th'
Oity pumping stailon, when, according
to agreement, two streams will b.
thrown over the brick chimney, whtol
Is 2i4 feet high.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
PRICE ONE GENT.
News summary,

Il ENNNc
The ous bunc redth anniversary oi
the lansing CT General Ruins PdtnRm
and his band from the &ayhoRer was
celebrated In the City Hall, In Marietta,
Ohio, Saturday. Addresses were made
by Governor Foraker. Senator Hoar, ,eK
President Hayes, Bsrnsrd Peters, j,
Randolph Tucker aud others. Over
ifIw meetings were held In the
iohuIches.
A man Rivlpg the name OF Marx
Morganstein ltaped into tha KsnsAs
river at Kansas City, Missouri, 6atur-
day. He was rescued, and Ia . bag he
had thrown away was found 81 ,425 In
bills. He said he was q sufferer from
an incurable disease.
a despatch from Utica, New York,
Gays that while street car wa5 cross.
ing the dyke between Mohawk and
Herkimer yesterday, o bag OF United
States mail from the West was bio 8n
fom the platform into the river, and
all efforts TO fnd 1t have failed.
MAJ ior- General John II. King died in
Washington on Saturday night. He
reeigned from the regular army as q
captain In 184S, and entered the volun-
t tr servios as brigadier general In 1882,
and was retired IS o colonel In the
regular army IN 1889.
"Belly" Gill. q desperate. was over
taken near Woodward, Indian Terri
tory, Fdfay, by q party OF men from
the vicinity Of Ashland, KAnsas, and
| rlddled with bullets. Gill had six
horses which he had stolen from his
pursuers. ~.
Francis n. Pitmap, under sentence
OF imprisonment for life for tho murder
of his daaghter Rachel, in New York,
died Sunday morning, from the effects
Of q dose OF opium, taken with suicidal
intert the morning before.
Lillian Oioott, the well-known actress,
died Sunday morning 10 Westminster
Hotel, New York, OF Inflammation Of
the bowels, said to bs The result of .
severe cold contracted during the recent
blizzard.
"Zeph." Davis, o oolored foreman
who assaulted aud murdered little
while girl In shoe factory in Chicago,
was sentenced in thzt city, on Satur'
day, TO be hanged on the 18th OF May.
A Burlington switoh engine pushing
| train Of lumber cars was derAiled by
o misplaced switch in Chicago, late
Friday night The wreoker made hif
escape. Fireman Gerhardt was injured
Internally. ..
Thieves entered tie postofllcs, depot
and nearly every store In Falmouth
Massachuset,s, Saturday night. Con
siderable plundsr was tskeo, but the
robbers secured very littlo rnoEey.
James Wal;z, colorod, killed Leroy
Smith, white, In Lexington, Kentucky
Ssturday night. Waltz accused SmiLl
OF testif, ing aRsinat him to send him u
the Feniteniiary.
j. G. Clemson, sou.in law Of John O
| Calhoun, and bt one tima Charge d
Afaires in Brussels, disd a. Fort Hir1
South Carolina, on Wednesday, aged 81
years.
Tho Shreveport and Arkansas Rail
lrozd WAS conpIeted Friday, and th,
golden spike was driven by Mrs. Julii
Rule, OF the Shreveport Times.
Tho United States steamer Entsr
prise, under persmptory orderF, ha
sailed from Gibraltar for Tangier.
Congressman Mills has gone to For
Monroe, Virginia, for few days, to re
ouperate his health.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
Rising Of the Rivers.

YINToN, April The Cedar river, In
lows, rose steadily all day Saturday,
compel ing over 20 families Ia Waterloo
to movb from. their homes. Barns, boat
houses and movables were carried of by
the flood. Washouts were reported on
the railroad at Vinton and Cedar Falls,
and telegraph poles are down
Sioux CRY, Iowa, April 9.-The Mis-
souri, river continues very high at Sioux
City, iowa Railroad communication Is
etiectuslly broken by the wrecked Sioux
river btidge and the washed out track and
road b. ID. The Chicago, hilwaukee and
St. Paul Railroad Is organizing q large
force tb repair damage done to the
bridge and track, but 1t is impossible to
begin work until the flood subsidies.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09

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Tho U. 3. and Canada.

MONTREAL, April 8.-The debate on
restricted reciprocity In ths Canadian
aouee of Commons, which lasted for
three weeks and In which 70 mem bers
spoke, terminated early on Saturday
morning. Mr.. Jones' amendment to
the amendment In favor Of unrestricted
reciprocity IN trade and reciprocity In
eoastipg with tbs UnItEd States was re-
jeoted by vote OF 124 to 67, ard the
Govern meDt amendment to Mr.. Cart
Wright's moiion was carried by the
same vete. II Sir Charles Tupper is
we'll enough the Fisheriss Treaty will
bs taken up to.morrow.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
ssl for a Suspension OF opinion.

Ohiaf of Police Dongherty asks for O
suspension OF public opinion In refer
enoe 10 the alleged beer drinking at
police headquarters, In the Eoksl build.
ing, last Saturday night, until the nat-
ter has bssn fslly investigated. Mayor
Rhoads assured q reporter of the Re.
PUBLICAN this morning that he intends
to probe the matter to the bottomi and
that n the charge ID substsntiated the
offenders will be punished by dismis-
sal. The Moss Rose Assembly will
hsye d meeting tonight, at which the
allegation that the beer WAS taken Into
their teom Till be considered.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
BDsoaAi Mention.
Tno saoaltsr on ttove

10 The only absolutely ii . oil stovs 10
the wcsld. sole agasss. Tho Pickles
Stove and Heater Co, sow located nt
500 Shipley street. W have a full
line OF the vsry bes. cooking and parlor
stoves on hand. Also cAaiipgs, CRATES
and tri~.-s constantly on hand. Re-
pairs c apecialty. Storage rooms fcs
rent, ,chesp, by the month or by the
year. The Jewel Vapor stove 10 com.
pleta success. This very best Vspor
stove for cooking aud baking there Ia
In the world.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
mR. LOU FnLLnn,mGR WILL Owe
S5o0-An Outrageous. Lying Etatsment
| Hxpossd.

bNpabou.
The people OF Wilmington are greatly
surprised that the charge noS pending
In Squire Monaghan's court, against
the hum bug flre olothiug game OF su.t-
ing uncer false representation, IN not
sufficient grounds to close mp and drive
out thsunprincipled men who are try.
Ing TO make the people believe that their
doods are from great 6re In New York,
and appraisod by Insurance. sdjusters.
Tue owner OF the stock furthermore
possesses the unadulterated gall 10 pub
iish In Saturdays papers that they re
oeived o dispatch from their insurance
companies to refuse no reAsonable Oh er
for their remaining trash. Nov here Is
reasonable proposition: 1, Louis
Fellheimer, proprietor Of the Economy
Clothing Hall, In company with seve.
raj reputable merchants. will deposit In
the hands OF our worthy collector or
attorney general, o certified check for
$500 90, to be given for charitable pur.
poses, froviding the owner Of the trash
oAn even produce the telegram that
they received over the wires, or through
the Western UGiJn office, that WAS sent
them from an insurance company In
any city OF the United States. The
burning building or the flaming postsra
stuck around the town 10 the property
of the Philadelphia Ledger, and repre-
sents ont Of o t,nemant house on Bax-
ter street, New York, formerly used by
Gsorge O. Bonifaoe. the great American
actor, In the play "6treets Of Now
York." bat now used for rackets OF this
nature. OF course, the people who do
not fesd tae Bewspapars are not on to
this game, hut the many humbugs of
this kind that have been here latsly
ought to be q sufficient guide to keep
awSy from swindlers Of this nature,
and the municipal offioers arrange some
method to prevent game Of this kind
being repeated in the city again. Re.
member Mr.. Fellheimerg address Is a06
Market stteet.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
Torn nraIlnga rnnsa.

John Grozier, q ysuug son Of Eli Gro
zier, of Kennett Square, Pa. was terri
bly, iaiured by wicked dog on Friday
afternoon. At the time of the attack
he wss walking along the street, when
suddenly, without warning, q large deg
belonging to q man named Jones ran
out from yard and sprAng upon the
lads riaht knee and tore at 1t until the
entire knee osp and large por.ion oi
II ish was torn from the member. The
irjary is q terrible one and the lad IL
now lying seriously Ill from the Effects.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
A Disabled steamer.

NEW YORK, April 9.-The steamer
Chateau Margaux, from New York for
ordeaux, when 275 miles east of Sandy
Hook, on the 7th inst, fell I'm with the
steamer California, from Hamburg for
New York, with engines Disabled, and
took her in tow. The California was
brought to a-cAeE Il NcT Eo.1 halbor
yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
Brevitiea.
the cheapest has house in the city
Runferh BrOg.s A0A MRrk os street.

The cheapest mas hOuse An khe GHAy
Runafsrd Bros.' A0A HRrkos street.
Try BuBh's coal you will like Il.
UndreBsad Kids at III, X. Wystt's. 800.
Brazilian Balm, Immediate cure fer mumps,
Brazilian Balm cures cold; 40 doses, loc
90 to Murphey's for your bed springs.
Buy your furniture at Murphey's.
Try Ba1h's coal you will surely like it.
AillArN II. Davis, jeweler, K. Second st.
Fine NJ X. Rings, at HAnrs, ID Il. Fourth.
Frank Roop Smith, druggist, 5th and King
American Laundry, COZ West Front street.
First class furniture at Murpheyis. 500 Ship
ley street.
wrinaers repaired by Richmond, sth and
ratnall
60 10 dleo. II. Mnrphev,s for your parlol
chamber and dining room furniture. 500 bhiL
ley street.
Only IL so per load for bsst hickory kind
! ling wobi, At j. q. Bryer b Co.'s, foot Z
TatnRll gtreot.
We stop tho press to say that Hollis ha
tho boat oJugh candy at No. 4 " est Sssont
| street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
A Strange Runaway.

A runaway took place yesterday on
this causewAy. A white horse attached
to n buggy, occupied by three young
mer, had by some means slipped ith
bride over Its head ONO its neck, there
by rendering the young man who was
driving powerless to guide the excited
animal, who came along the oAuseWay
on a dead run. Several persons ran out
to stop Tho hore, but were unable to
check it in Its flight. One of the young
men jumped out and slighted on his
face aud hands, causing his nose to
bleed. The horss WAS stopped on MAI
ket street between Third and Fourth.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
Eieotsd Delegates.

Yesterday morning the Sunday
schools CONNECTED with Union ID. K
Church elected the following delegatel
to attend the First Delaware Sunday
School Union, which will be held IL
Hanover Church on Wednesday and
Thursday next: Morning school, Will
liam N. Mccormick, Mrs.. Moliie Keat
10y and julius Sheppard; Afternoon
sohool, A. V Hyeore, John j. Weisel
and w, I. Morris.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
Nav aronnrz atora.

Josdrh ID Miller has purchased and
handsomely fitted up tho building at
the southeast corner OF Fifth and JET
ferson streets. where he will keep good
stock ot fresh groceries, and do his level
best tb accommodate all who wish any
thing In his line. His store has been
handaomels fitted up, and everything
pref ehts neat and attractive appear
anoe. We are Rind TO note the I'm prove
mentn and trust that he may ind II a
paying one. The city 10 rapidly extend
Ing ib all directions, and there should
be trade for old hands as well as for
many new ones.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
The recent ueid discoveries.

SAN QUENTIN, Gal, April S.-Inter.
est In tue gold diecoyeries In Lower
Qallfornia still continues. One expert,
who claims to have prospected large
portion OF the new country, says the
field really extends from few miles
below the boundary line down TO San
@ Qlentln, and that gold Gan be found in
the mountains the eniire distance. Sill
yer and iron also constitute large por-
tion OF the mineral wealth above San
Quentin, while below that point there
Is an abundance OF copper.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
Election =, rewpor,, X. 1,

NEWPORT, r. l., April 7.--At th'
seaond elsolion to day she Republican
legislative ticket wss elected by ma
iurities ranging from IS TO 127 Tb,
delegation elect ir: Senator, Il 3
franklin (R'p.), Representatives, w
@. Townsend, W. P Sheffield, Jr., W
j. swinebnrne and j. j. Curry (Reps.
and d. K. You'd (Den1
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
ADV ,cstes OF REFORM.

Allen speakmaD, chairman of the
Executive Committee of tho Citizens
Association, has issued q call for 8
meeting At the Board of. Trade rooms
this afternoon, st 2 O'Clock, for the pnr
pose Of forming permanent orRaniza
tion. The purpose of the organization
Ia to see that the election laws, both
primary and general, are strictly ad
hered to The members OF the Ekeou.
tive Com mitiee are: Alfred d Warner
Euooh Moore, George W. Bush, John
Otto, Alfred Gswihrop, Francis n
Buck and Allen Speakm8n.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
Death of a retired Naval surgeon.

BALTIMORE, April s,-I.ewis J. Will
liams, medical director United States
Navy, retired, died here to day, In his
69.h year. Hs was appointed assistant
surgeon In thu navy January 25 1912
and surgeon August, 1885. In March,
1871, ha was made medical inspector,
and In May OF the same year was ad.
yanced to the position OF medical d.
rector.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
Preaonora, Meeting.

Rhv. D. A. R,dout. pastor of Haven
h. 10. Church, and secretary of the
Delaware Annual Conference, will
preach sermon to the meeting to- NOR
row morning, at 10 O'Clock, at Ezlon
M. n, Ohurcb. The congregation of the
different churches are invited. After
the sermon The preachers will dina OF
the Bethel parsonage,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
InuitntInn -Eutandnd

To thosa Wishing paper hanging done
from the lowest to the beet grader, Il
call and examine our unsurpassed
stook, and ttst our skill; experiences
tsllr; we bsve special line of dadt
AMI plain spring ehades to offer. a. b
Joueg, 422 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
OsIled Away.

On Saturday Rsv. l.. e, Barrett. pas.
tor of st. Paui's NJ. Il Church, lhis
city, received q teltgrsm announcing
the death of his mother ut her home In
Mary and. Accompanied by his wife
he left to attend the funeral on Sstur-
day afternoon. His pulpit was flliad
yesterday morning by Presilins El Ter
Murray and In tho evening by Raw, Mr.
OorhIan, of Epworth Rsv. Mr. Muir
ray supplied tho pulpit of Epworth in
the evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-09
Lung Diseases.

The great and mighty medicine, DR.
Sinms' White Pulmouio BalsAn
rapidly cures coughs, boareeness, sori
throst, Group, bloed splitting etc. HIM
drais of references In Wilmington
alone. 503 ard 81. The prescription
Of DE-. simma s. Bon, 4th and K.ni
streets, Wilmington, Del.