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Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-03

SENATOR INGALLS, Is thankful for sn o.
faYors. Writing about his recent loss by
fire to a friend he observed, 81 am glad
The nelghbors managed to save the vel"
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rBszasoNY FROM TEXAS.

Mrs 8. Bs BsFtga Of Warner, Ripley
county, 1,sfites that shsdas3ong been
sslisted Sith dyspepsia and disease
of he urinary organs and was
cursa By Shaker Extract ,Of Roots.
Rev. p. j. Mcguire, merchant Of the
sams,alsee. who sold Mrs. BsrtenBthe
rtdicine, ssss he has sold it for four
years and never knew it to fail.
GEE WAS ALMOST DXAD
was 20 low with dyspepsia that there
was not a phyalcisn to be found who
.ould do anything with me. bad aut-
ering OF the heart and swimming Of the
lead. One day read your phAmphlet
allied "Lae Anon0 the Shakers" which
escribed my disease better than could
lyssii. tried the Shaker Extract Of
.oots and kept on with it until to-day
rejoice in good health. Mrs. NJ. E. Tins
ley, Bevier, Muhlenburg Co., by.
For sale by all Druggists, or address
the proprietor, A. j. White, Limited, 45
fArren St., New York.
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lmmigration win oOmo.

The Fort Worth GAZETTE is making an
excellent start in booming up oar great
sszte for immigration.
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THE NUTINEzRs.

nutiny on board the 1exsn war schooner
SsnlAntonio, on the night Of the 18th inst,
were yesterday brought before his Honor
the Mayor for examination. The Attor-
ney-General WAS present, so was Lieuten-
ant Seeger, commander OF the Ssn An
tonic.
The dispositions of Messrs. M b. Dear
born, Allen and Odell, all off ;ers Of the
San Antonio, ald who were on board at
the time Of the unfortunate occurrence,
were taken down. They are in substance
recital Of the facts given in this paper
on the 18th inst. They were all rensnded
to prison, to await their trial on the
charge Of murder, except Edward Keenan,,
the cook, who 1t appeared did not partici-
pste In the mutiny.
The following are the names OF such OF
the crew as are still at large, who were
concerned in the plot and party to the
proceedings. Those persons to whose
name an asterisk Is prefxed were among
the ringieaders:
'James Hudgins, "Chsrles Laurence,
'mr. Wallace, 'John Frances, Thomas
Compton, Henry StultE, T. E. Power,
James Austen, -Eyeton, William De
Rome, z A. Nicely, A. Londois, r. Mar
tin and A. MessenbeTger.
IMPORTANT FROM MEXICO, II TRUE.
Captain Andrews, of the schooner G.
c. Zsbriskie, arrived yesterday from Mat
amoras, which place ne left on the 14tA
inst, states that In coming over the bar.
he WAS informed battle had taken place
between a surveying party Of Tex4ns
and SEQ Mexicsns, and that Of the former
1913 were killed. The battle, it is believed,
took place between the Nueces and Rio
Grsnde. u.s.
THE LADY OF PRESIDENT HoUsTpS.
A late Texas paper thus speaks q the
accomplished lady of Sam HoustaR.
Those who know her best, acknowledge
the truth Of the compliment: "The
Lady President, Mrs. Houston.-The
mind Of this distinguished female has
en- cultivated with the minutest care
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-02-03
: this Disc Sc that is. Coming
] Upon Us?

/, thief at night it steals in upon us
psM res. The patients have pains
TIE chest and sides, and sometimes
80, ok. They feel dull and sleepy
-. b has bad taste, especially in
n
,a,issorning. A sort OF sticky slime COL
about the teeth. The appetite is
r. There is q feeling like heavy
1 on the stomach sometimes faint,
zone sensation at the pit of the stom-
which food does not satisfy. The
are sunken, the hands and feet
me cold and clsmmy. After while
gh sets in, at first dry, but after a
months it is attended with green
colcred expectoration. The patient
is tired all the while and sleep does
seem to aHord any rest. After a
e lie becomes nervous, irritable and
7my, and has evil forebodings. There
giddiness, sort of whirling Sensa-
Il in the hesdwhen rising up suddenly.
Q bowels become costive; the skin is
and hot st times; the blood becomes
tx and stsgnant; the whites OF the
Is become tinged with Yellow the
Te issoanty and high colored, deposit
sediment after standing. There is
qusRtly splitting up Of the food, some
Ines with q sour tAse sometimes with a
wee5l4e taste this Subsequently attended
til pAlptsstiOn of the heart the vision
scomes impaired, with spots before the
yes; there is feeling Of great prcstra-
on and. weakness. All of these sypp-
pms are IN turn present. It is thought
nat nearly opSthird Of our population
as. this disease 3. some OF its varied
,rms.
It has been found that physicians
ave mistaken the case Of this
Isesse. Some have treated 1t for
liver complaint, others for kidney
lsease, ETC., butEnene OF these kinds of
have been attended with sue
,ss; for it is really constipation and dys-
epsia. 1t is aiso8ound that shaker Ex-
act OF Roof, o. Mother Seigers Curative
yFGp. when pteperly prepared will re-
love this disease in all Its stsges. Care
lust be taken however, to secure the
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IT WILL SELL BETTER THAN COTTON.

IL WILL DELL ~ Inn han w AN%N'
Mr.. John C. Hemptinstsll, of ChulaAr-
NEE, Cleburn comfy Ala, writes: "My
wife has been SO ihhch benefited by Shs-
ksr Extract oi Roots or Seigel's Syrup
thAtshe ssss she wOuldrather be without
part ot her bod than without the medi-
cine. Il has dsne her more good than
the doctors and ~ other medicines put
together. I would ride twenty miles to
get it into the hands of any sufferer If he
can get it in no other way. believe 1t
will soon sell In this state better than
cotton. 3
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
Tho whole case Ia a Nut shelf.

Said Mr.. John Wapamaker to repre-
sentative of The Press:
"0ne of the best known manufacturers
Of Gteat Britain, au old and very able
business man and member OF Farlia-
ment, said TO me when visiting this
country some months ago. "Give us
some special orders; we have not been
able to run all our looms aud we will be
willing to set apart certain looms for
you and make any specialties you wish,
and conslgn the goods solely 70 your
hous.."
"Why don't you run all your ma
chineryp asked.
"Your confoundei Protection is our
trouble" he answered
swell, then, pull up stakes and move
one Of your large factories over herel
America would welcome such an indus
try as yours"
The very wise and prompt reply Of the
British legislator and manufacturer was:
"If you can guArantee that Protection
will remain rs 1t now Is we will move our
W rks here immediately"
"Ah, them" said Mr. Wanamaker.
"when you have your looms and works
in Europe you are opposed to Protection
in America; but II you moved over here
you would insist upon having 1t. A an
Englishman you are down on Protection,
but If your interests were in America
you would demand 1t. Your consistency
Is not as clear as your self interest
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
Louis ana,s VINO Girl.

Here follows a strange story from the
Trinity (La.) Herald;
One day last week two strangers passed
through Trinity on foot, having travel ed
from Alexandria. They gave thrilling
account of a meeting held with wild
girl at Catahoula, near Hemp's Greek.
They say she is one of the most feroeius
looking beings that the human eye was
ever set upon. They stopped to ask her
few questions, but could not get nearer
than fifty feet She is as feet as deer,
and at one leap che cleared root seven
feet high. She used no language, only
gibberish.
Her arms are long, brawny and muscu
lar. She appears To be about 16 years of
age, aud has kind of limp when walk =
ing. The could not get near enough to
distinguish whether she had deformed
foot. She had an old knife, which they
say was about eight inches long which
she no doubt uses dexterously. She is in
height about feet 6 inches, and would
weigh about 1876 or 140 pounds, with no
surplus flesh. These gentlemen say that
in that neigh orhood they gave the inior
nation, and that no one seems to know
anything about the girl.
The men say they would not sleep In
the woods near where they saw the girl
for ali that was in the parish. They
think she can conquer any three men in
the nelghborbo She has immense
eyes, and her hair hangs to her waist and
is of beautiful brown.
A committee of is men with provisions
for two weeks will be organized, and
steps will be ,scon taken to capture her.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
AN AUGUST DAY.
JOSEPH wHITToN.

Nights reign ia o'ss, and now her palSfacsd
queen
BscEOnu nor GllltsrIns suite, grows faint,
and throws
Her BcOptfs 10 the CON 'rE sun.
Zen az / look, hV lfts the neW-hushed
Bigh on MS thou! deu up into tho blue;
Then DER the hlktoIs peip', him2elf, and
Aslant the valley. wood, and field, he tiirgs
His rays, that sllsthirB drink up the dew
A daio,y dTaus ht-=R Royal drAughti Out
That the Egyptian queen prepared to please
Hor Anlony-goms 6y The biiiion, hers
But q slngIe pearl.
Iho mOrn-'tIS but datsorlng PIE
To the day that drsg,, With wsArI ing
tread,
The tedious length along Tho tsrpid
air.
Invisible 1t should bS-uawililug
Hugs the heated earIh, tlea ql,Vering
upward
'scap.G g cooler regions. Silence un-
Save By the drono of locust or tho murmur-
Ing be0-
oppresiive hangs; blrdI drop their bliths.
some pipst;
The catt,e quit their browse for sheltered
brook,
There in ihe ,hAllOws slako their fevsrsd
thirst,
Or ruminate with sleepy eye, and Glow;
Humanity 10 mute; aud naturn'g solf,
Wllted and looping with her own de-
Pants fCr her evening shadows.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
Tho need Of ar N Bxsross.

Walking on SC even surface, the ouly
variety Of ply Bioal exercise whioh most
business LUd professional men get In
town, is we'll known TO be e p1cr Pub
stituts for aim exertion. Ths reason is
partially plAiV, since walking Is most
RutomRtto ana involuntary. The walk
Ing mechanism is set 10 motion ss we
would turn an hout-glRs', and requires
little attention much 'css volit!on and
separate discharges of foIog from the
brain surface with sa "a nue1ular oon-
traction, 81 is t'e cafs with the great
majority Of arm movements. m The arm
uter is . highor animal than lhs leg
uBer. Arm motions Rrs more nearly
associated with mental action thsn the
leg movements. A mans lower limbs
merely Garry his higher ContTes TO his
iood or work. The latter must BIS exc.
cutsd with his ermB And hands. A
third way 10 which arm exercise bepe-
h,s the organism Is Though the Dervous
system. Whether this Is due to m in
creased supply of richer, puEsr blood ,or
whether the coRtlnual discharge OF
motor impulses In scms way stores up
sOotbeE variety of force, We co not
know. One thing is certain, the victim
OF ueuTAs%h5uia is very seldom an In
dlviduEl who daily uses his hrms for
muscular work. with this, the limit
OF hurtful mental work is seldom
reached,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
reply to matthews of Kansas.


ItAppeaIs that Mr.. Mathews Of Kar-
sas, or elsewhere, kloks worse than q
mule simply btc suso he appears Ss one
who attended DtmncrRtio Convention.
Several very prominent papers have
him down Us member OF that puny
con nveDt!On. He tells us many thipRs
in his letter, but does rot deny once
that he was not IN that convection and
TOOK very prominent psrt. II he was
there let him say co like q man, and
that ends II, Hs need not prAiss him
aelf 90 much about his army record. I
DO not envy him on that ground, but he
must remember there are Thousands OF
ooloTed veterans of the late war Who
4ill live. am not y Mason, but II he
Is a member Of that order that is all
right. shall not try and compel you
to reed my reply. You can suit your.
eelf; but tell as ~ you were In that
black convention OF Democrats, and did
sou not promiEe to make q speech in
Wilmlnaton, Del.7 / beg OF you TO not
,Qairm 20 soon, or tear yo1rtelf 10
pieeet, or TO write out yourself great
praise rs @ soldier or As Macon. do
cot Wapt TO know anything about that.
Bot, sir, tie word has goue out and you
know It, thst you did represent Kansas
IS black Democrat. simply ask II
II is true. There ara oolored Dem oorAtJ
who are not ashamed Of their doings,
and they would quickly punish Auy
edit1r fos misIepresenHnR them, or sue
for libel. Wbtre are you? Do not
skulk ut the hrst minnie ball fred In
Delaware, for II you do what are you
soIr t9 do with oar shrspael shell2 II
vou arr fGu1lpv II. Tn nFiaNera cauna pn
She it small It is true, but we have room
10 entertain oYrsElcHds and y Potssr's
Tisld to bury our eusmies. Como en-
Ar Black Democrat Of KspBAs, or elae.
where. Your. DANIEL DAVIES
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
A uomploto stable ,

Some few years ago Mr.. James Hitch
ems opened boarding stable on Walnut
street above Fourth. He prospered,
aud by perseverance, AND economy lie
managed 10 accumulate competency
that got him in the notion Of puttinR mp
y more complete stable, and be himself
the owner Instead of renting. He had
. two ycArs' lease on tho old stable,
which was purchased Of him by MessrB.
mCCsbe 81 DBrrah who waited the
room for . psiGt shop. Mr.. Kitchens
purchased ground on H9st Fourth near
Walnut strent, having q frontage Of Al
feet on Fast Fourth street aud extending
tApk 100 feet The contract was given
out for two story brick building, with
mansard roof, which was finished some
thres months ago and occupied by It's
delighted owner. Tha stalls ere nicely
arranged, end will BcOommojGt thirly-
fiVe head OF horsts The wood work Is
yellow pine oiled, giving the stable n
neat ard very s'tract.ve srposranoe.
The manure pit It up AT o1s end Of the
stable, covered over with plankirg.
All heavy wagons occupy room on the
ground floor, while oarriRRes and light
HAgons are haulad up into tba secou d
story on large elCvStJr. a. large
closet 10 hsndIly SITUATED for tLo use Of
harness. BorteA are boarded for "a
per week, and receiva the teit ct care
and attention. Everything is Ecpt IN
frst @ ass manner, naI the stsble9 ara
as clean NJ q new piu, Tie reporter
thinks II 10 ono Of tue meaei stables Of
our Clt-.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
He LAaaoAd Ia

The ttory 10 told that during the re-
cent cruise Of Uuitsd sIat9s lhAn Of
war sailor atteS pied 10 throw \ quld
OF tobAoen overheard, but his atm ~ah
bad ard 1t fell on the deck. The Off ser
Of the deck would not allow tho tAilor
70 touch 1t, but ordered the entire crew
70 rig up gun tackle. The gun tackle
Ia hawRer Ee7erAl inches thick, and
weighs about 2, $50 pounds. Being col 4.
dom used 1t was slowed away In the
hold aud covered up. To get It on deck
and RIG Is up Is long, hard task. Bat
the gun tackle was rlRaed up, aud the
ofneeT attRGhod TO 1t sllkeu thread. He
made loop in the thread, lassoei the
quid OF tobacco, made II fas', and all
hnLds made long pull and stro,R
pull, and the quid Of tobacco was
hO!ste3 overheard. Thsn the tuI ,aokte
waS taken down and slowed away IN
tbs bold. Il required elavsn hoar3 OF
hard work t. gst the qu'd overheard,
Ard 1t IS the opinion of the Cfficer taat
no more guilds Of trbAcco will be thEoWn
on tue deck OF the vessel for aons ime
TO come.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04

Id Manures. The fourth edition nov
ready. Price, bound IN paper 90 cents, in
cloth 81. viii DO sent for cash. free OF pos
age. Ad dre.B, DIX. HAbLAE, WIlmlns
op, Del ieS aR.n nm
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
s,rnnre ArtIoles Of Fooa.

10 Mexico parrots are eaten, but they
are rather tough.
Spiders roasted ars kind Of dessert
with the New OaledoniAuB,
In the Pacific IslAEds and WoSt In.
dies lizaIds' eggs are eaten with guBto.
BucklAnd declares the taste OF the
boa AeonstTlctor to be good, and much
like veal
After they have wound the silk from
the cocoon, Chinese eas the chrysAlia Of
the silk worm.
The French will eat Bnials, frogs and
the diseased liver Of geese, but draw
the lire at AlliRAtOrs.
The octopus, or eesllf h, when
boiled ana then roasted, 10 eaton IN Dor
eicA and Ia eBteemed great luxury.
The Gueohos Of the Argentine Ri
public are in the habit Of hunting
skunks for tho rake Of their fash.
The eingaleEe eat the bees after rob-
biDg them OF their honey.
OAteTpillars and spiders are dainsite
to the African bGsbman.
The negroes Of the West ladies eat
baked snake and the palm worm fried
In fat, but they cannot be Induced to
eat Btewed rabbits.
The edible birds meets Of the Chinese
are worth Twice their weight in silver,
the hdelt variety selling Hs high as $50
. pound.
The Digger ILdisrs OF the Pacific
Coast rsjoioed In the great swArmB of
loousts IN 1875 IS dlapenEstion OF the
Great Spirit and laid in q store Of dried
locust powder sufficient TO laAt them for
several years.
The North American sborlgines re-.
coGnizs no greater delioscy than boiled
dog, the animal bsing immersed In the
pot without tbs formality OF bklnDiDg
or otherwise cleaning, ard regard the
intestines as the choicest part OF ths
bnhslo or steer.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04

No or1OE--ELEOrRO PLA1ING WITH
IN silver, nicrel, brass and copper. All
so motsl polishing and bronEinS partiou-
lar attention to replatinR knives, iorkB
spoons and ether table ware.
Ii. Is. COOLEY, Rear Ill Walnut St.,
iy23-tnE Wilmington, nel.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
Like tho Llrht Welrnta

OF the profession pugiliJtic, the kidneys
ara small bus active In e gtate Of health.
Their secretion c0HtRlhs impurities pro.
ductive Of rheumatism ,RouI and dropsy
II allowed to remain. When they are
inactive The blood becomes choksd With
animal debtls o1publs OF destroying
life To promote their activity when
s,ugglsh With Hog'sttsr's StomBch Bit
tera, is not only to guard against the
diseases mentioned, bat to prevent the
fatty degeneration and ultimate de-
struotlon Of the organs by those exceed.
lnRly dApgdrons mRladleg-BTight's
disease Rn1 disb6tss. Activity of the
bladder also insures It hEAinst the for
nation Of gravel, which It sometimes
requires one of the most dangerous and
painful operations in surgery to remove.
Gravel, moreover, 10 . mcBt HRonizinR
complaint. The Bltters further COM
NJ nd themselves by remedyiDg oonBtl-
patton, dyspepsia, debility, liver com.
plBint aud nervousness, aud nullify in.
1uenoei productive Of mslarial disease.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
A Late Delivery.

The truth of the old proverh, "Bet:er
late than never" sppears to have been
Illustrated by striking modern instance,
according TO an English exchange, which
relates that, 81 years ago, some person,
now unknown by name, posted 10 Paris
q number OF the Gazette Unlverselle, dl
rectlng It to Monsieur KIN Morges,
Switzerland" but the newspaper did not
arrive at Its destination until last month
1t seems that the Gazette, which had
been waiting for delivery ever since
january, 1901, had got mixed up with q
bundle of other newspapers, ,and was
found, with its cover and address still in
tact, amidst heap of rubbish in garret
The 1Dder consci4ntiously sent 1t to the
Morges Postmaster, by whom 1t was con
scientiously forwarded to the present rep
resentative OF the K family, still liY.
ing at Morgei. $50 unique specimen OF
postal integrity deserves to be exhibited In
postal museum, or would not be out of
place amongst the curiosities In the
Newspaper Museum at Aachen."
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
NroTIOB.-DlvIDEND DEoLARED.

NOTICE-I WILL COMMENCE ON
IN Monday, April 0, to regulate, seal and
stamp all weights and measures used IN New
Castle County this year. All work left at
Kyle's, Hlnth and King streets, or at my
residence, 1886 Poplar street, Wilmington,
Del, win receive prompt attention.
JACOB DEAKYNE,
Regulator OF Weights and Measures.
AIO-6m -pO1
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04

TSRERMOLD IN, ID INsTlTUTE.--
~ Abth year Prepares for business and
for tho belt oollokes. backward boys taught
privately. Rev. a. q. G.OHANBERS, I'd.
i2f-1m Principal.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
A Peculiar ACCIDENT.

Frank LIghthiHer, an employe of an
Eau Claire, Wisconsin, paper manufactur-
ing company, met with a peculiar aeol-
dent lately. He was standing near one
the machin 8, when he cRtelessly leaned
against a slow revolving shaft. "His
clothing was at once caught thereon aud
almost as cleanly aud neatly taken from
his body as though he had prepsr II
for p uuge bath IN the river. No hing
whatever except shoes aud necktie, the
latter having bid farewell to his shirt, re-
ma!ned. The young man saved himself
from being wound around the shalt by
holding on to an adjacent wall and was
absolutely uninjured in ny way.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
Touvs ThrOuEh tue Yellowstone Ma
tlonRI Park.

MeGsrs, Raymond and Whitosmb will
have only two more excursions to the
YslloRbtone National Park the present
season. The dates Of leaving Pbiladel-
pHiA are Monday, the 20th irst and
Monday, September 10Th. In connection
with the last LEmed trip there will be D
tour across tbs Oontine1t 70 the PAotfo
North Wea: ard California. Several OF
Messrs Ray mond g. Whitcomb's tour
Let parties have Alrssdy been through
the Park this season and report most
enjoy able time. This Time allowed fer
the journey is much longer than is
usually allotted by individual tourists
and the result Is a far more satisfactory
round Of sight, seeing, together with
rastful hAltd by the way. While the
ordinary tourist is rushing about with
only 9 few hours in which to see any OF
the points OF interest, the Raymond
parties are found taking their eAse at
the Upper GeyEer B2atn or the GSand
Canon. In addition to tho I'll o HHtone
Park tou,s, tae eutsrprislng firm an
nourcss other excursions to Colorado,
California, the Pacific Northwest, and
to long list Of trips to eastern and
northern rosort1. Send for circulars to
Raymond s. WhIteomb, Ill South
Ninth street, undGr the Continental
Hots!, Philsdelphin.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
A QurIous EIaI.

The chief steward of the steamship
OIrcAssia, which arrived at New York
lately from Glasgow, exhibits q curious
hsh that was captured during the voy,
age when about mi iooean. The Ppeoi-
men ia Hbous 8 inches long, with sill.
very body, blank on top. and "a bony
baAk which resembles the sword of q
& zord FISH," Tht struggle Incident TO
tne capture was bstween the head cook
and flh on the deck Of the ClroAssia. A
heavy sea had been shipped forward,
and rs 1t ran Af. in the scuppers the lit
tie hsh WAS seen trying to make lite
escape into the sea. This the cook sue
o.eded in preventing.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04

Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for vii
mington (expressj, 1225, 3 80, 790, T27, Si0
10 %, u is, IL s. u. M, 2O2, sol, l02, 90
OS, 62i, so, 8 81, IL 20 p. M.
Accommoda ion, 625, 1925 u. M, l2A %
~ 4S7, g. 22 e35 003 10 20. and ii "a 3, u,
- ~
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
MONROE. N. @. Oct. %. 1ssr.

The Potter Drug and Chemical Co.!
Gentlemen, Mr.. VIM. 5. stsphenson of
this county brought his son to town to day to
let us see him, and to show us what Cuticura
Remedies hau done for him. This is the ca e
referred TO in our letter to you some time ago.
To lOok at the boy now, one would suppose
that there had never been anything the mat
Ter with himi mi-seenH TO be in perfect health.
We have written and herewith iuclose what
MS father has to say about the matter, =
wrote IL just as he dictated.
we are selling quite a quantity OF Cuticura
Remedies and hear nothing but praises for
them. We regard the Cuticura Remedies the
best In the market, and shall do all we can to
promote their sale. Yours Truly,
STEVENS & BRUNER,
Druggists and Pharmacists.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-04
FoURvH q KING sTS
, - uN = u w - = =
EdWardMelChiOr
2!4 King Street.
l have received large line of hShirg
tackle which am selling at
the lowest prices

5 tOinfed ash rods, 10 Cts.
4lotnted ash rods, 10 Cts.
2 lOinted bamboo rOdHs pAatns 30
cts,
3 jOtnted bamboo rods, plain, o
Gts.
4 jOinTed bamboo rods, plains "a
Gas.
3 iOfnted bamboo rods, reel, land
and gutues, 81.
and guides, S1.25.
Also finer rods, split bamboo rods
reels from Csc TO $500. Come to
the Oldest established house in Delaware,
2l4 KING STREET. Send for price list
of base ball and sporting goods.