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Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

Lobdell street, South WHINING ton, has
been in horrible condition for some
weeks past. Vehicles 20 down over hub
deep and are almost inextricable. To
warn travellers against a hole In front of
A. A. Eastburn's store somebody put a
sign up with the warning: "No bottom
here" To avoid this hole wagons and
vehicles OF all kinds have been driven
over Mr.. Eastburn's pavement until 1t
has become almost az bad ms the public
street. He has notified the Street and
Sewer Department OF the condition of
affairs but receives no satisfaction. As a
last resort he has gone before the Munich
pal Court and has had warrants Issued
for the arrest Of the following named per-
sons for trespass by driving over his
pivmsnt' Councilman Isaac Dillin,
d Haven Norris, John X. johnson, l..
Taylor, Joshua Pyle, Leslie George,
Lawrence Hn. hands and Ira Anderson,
driver Tor Lobdols. The ty ordinance
provides fine OF $40 for The offence.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

The circular in circulation from So
called labor Organization In Baltimore
city, asking the people oil Wilmington TO
withhold their patronage from /. Ham
burger & Sons clothing house on ac-
count OF the violation OF an agreement
with the Confederation OF Labor, should
be received with great caution. Mr..
Hamburger gives assurances that the
PARTIES issuing the circular have been cx-
PEELED from the Confederation Of Labor.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26
a nrIInkcm SMciIn.

WILTON, Chm, Nov. 26.-0n Sunday
evening. Mrs DIR. j. +. Turner and
daughter were assaulted by Carl Ander-
sou, Swede employed by them on the
farm. Anderson, who was intoxicated
seized chair ard attacked both women.
Their screamG aroused Mr.. Lott, an aged
neighbor, WHIP went TO their assistance,
when Anderaon knocked him down. He
then made his escapc Mr.. Lott retired
to his room, aud was this morning found
dead ia bed with bottle Of laudamum on
3 chair near bis bed, Whether he died
from the injuries inflicted by Anderson
OF from IN overdose oil laudanum taken
TO relieve pain or not Is not known. The
women are quite badly injured.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26
Afraid of an American lolnerein.

PARIS, Nov. 2j.-Thc Under Secretary
Cor the Colonies, speaking al banquet
tonight, said that an the European ma
lions recognized the necessity OF colonial
expansion, in the face Of a possible
American Io.lyerein. Tonquin, lie said,
was u fortunate acquisition, and France
must retain 1t, because though Tonquin
lay the route to China. Its acquisition
would be an eternal honor for NJ. Ferry,
and Europe would soon envy France It's
pO6SssslUn,
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26
Thsnklrixinr AthleiIcs.

The wjlmipgtop Wheel Club will
give an athletic tournament at the base
ball park, Front and Union streets, on
Thanksgiving day, November rs, IN tho
afternoon. a number OF bicycle races
will DO run by the Wheel club from to
$50 p. u, and at the latter hour q foot
ball match will be played between the
Delaware Field Club aud the Warren
Athletic Club eleyens. Thesailmission Is
IS cents and the proceeds are TO be APP
piled to the repairs OF the public road be-
tween this city and New Castle. For
this purpose the tournament should re-
celye the most liberal encouragement.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

READING. Nov. 25.-Srs John 4
man had her husband arrested vested
for abusing and beating her. There
to be a hearing of the case ID
Alderman Scheetz this afternoon, ia
the hearing came OF, however, lie
concluded to end the trouble by .uId
and procuring q tSo- ounce vial OF laj
mum, drank the whole of It, aud shd
after became unconscious. BY prol
application OF remedies, however,
lie wae saved.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26


The late William 8. Elliott, who was
buried in brandywine hundred last
week, was the grandson of Col. William
Elliott, Of Ellott's Hill, Braudywine
hundred, a quite historic character Of bis
day, being one Of the men from Dela-
ware, Maryland aud Virginia, under
Coils. Washington and Dunbar In 1900,
10 aid the British regulars under Gen.
Braddook In resisting the advance of the
French and Indians Every sohoolboy
knows the history of that march and the
sanctuary battle that ensued on the
Ohio river below Pittsburg, at a place
called the Great Meadows. Washington
knew what would be the sequel, his men
knew 1t, and by the unerrlng use OF the
rifle In the hands OF his hunter soldiers
he saved the regulars from utter annlhi-
latlon.
In 1777 before the battle OF the Brandy
wine a. Chad's Ford, the great Washing
ton came to Elliots Hill, overlooking
the little borough Of Wilmington, and
was received by Jos. TatDall, Benjamin
Elliot, and Col. William Elliott Jos.
Tatnall supplied the army with flour,
Benjamin Eliot with teams and cattle,
aud aided in many ways although ali old
man q conference was held at hs house.
Washington aud his aids were present.
WIN IAN Elliott pointed out the lay oil the
land cattle were killed at his barn and a
commlssary guard placed there. The
marks Of the entIonchment show to this
day. Col. William Elliott was at the
battle at Chsd's Ford he lived to be
ninety-six years old aud was buried IN
the old Swedes Churchysrd in Whining.
ton.
The writer of this article has felt con-
strained to write this much in connection
with the death OF William g. Elliott,
knowing his grand Gihcr's history as n
colonial and revolutionary soldier, and
an unceasing admirer OF the great and
good Col. Washington as he always
called HIN.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

WOOSTER o., Nov 26.-Maitie Long
and Minnie Snyder, girls, were arrested
here yesterday, ON the charge OF burglary.
Last week two boys named Smaller and
Eakin were sentenced to the penltentiary
for burglary. The property they stole
has since been exhibited In tue window
of the store Of David Nice, the man from
whom II vas stolep. Matte and Minnie
were admirers OF ShaIer. On Saturday
night they went to Nicc's store, broke
tie p'atc-siass window with a hatchet
aud took tie stolen goods away. When
arr ste the girls ave ms t'e only motive
I the crime that they wanted 10 DO
something devilish.'
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26
FIFTH EDIpIl|


ST. LOUIS, No, Nov. % a.,
robbed In the Choctaw N,, Il uaia
Territory, on Sunday nisl, ~ "A
express on the Missouri WI q
Texas Road stopped near p. N Val, y,
Tor water, two robbers llessyI 9tt
train, and, levellng pistol, 4, FVt gu
OF tho engineer ami lireman. t,,I ,'u ~ Z
their do'ign. One man r.n, 'I'i 'le
engine while the other Wont I' , ca
uneoupled the express car lron ' ,I.' 4
o. a., the train. The eNprc.s me,.,rg ,e
then dlsarmcd aud thu cp,r a "s7'
maniei TO start, and tie lo.opo,,..'
express car sped away fGn n..
Mean while the robber on ti.r'., ,1g
compelled the M ssen, cr 10 .,g'. H. \
aud transfer its contents AM, y,
to Tag. When this wa, dom. a."
were stopped, aud thu robin, IN .. 1'
escape In the darkness.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

Third street market vail be Oman ,
10 o'clock on Thanksgiyiug eve
Cartons stalls, ~ and ~ wi, =,
large lot OF poultry. W. W Dog-,
stalls will alsO have u lot OF yry
poultry. Mrf. Hand hae ytrg Gpe al
cranherrles, etc. j. +. Marin ani /
Martin, fine home. dtested beef II I
large lot of hams, sausage, ,cnpge
Monaghan, very tiue mutton j
Butler, very fine steefs. W. +. Mnr
good assortment OF beef. M,..r,
ton aud Seal will also base god
ply Of frceh mutton, pork, sauA 70
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

Civil Service Examination.

The civil. service examination Of a.
cants for appointment to the postal
vice was conducted In the United 81
District Court room this forenoon, be
Postmaster Taylor, Assistant Pos'us
Robinson and Superintendent u Ia
Carriers Mitchell. There were II II
cants for examination, the mos, Of 4
from this city. Amongst Them were
colorei men, one from New Caste
one from Dover.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

WisniNaToN, ID. c.. Nov. % -
announced that Secretary Tracy
made arrangements by which The
will be furnished with the Brown
matte powder for large guns aud TIE
smokeless powder for smaller arms.
powder will be furnished by the
company which now supplies the
with powder under an arrangemen
tered into with the holders OF the pa
and processes.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

While looking over last evenings
paper ! noticed an article relating to
lhrhard Rowe being assaulted. This Is
a mistake. The one who was assaulted
by the ruiiians is a young druggist who
clerks at the store, Delaware avenue and
Lincoln street. lie was walking slowly
with his lady friend, when he was
knocked down aud rendered unconscious
for som, time. lie was taken home In
much abused state by Stephen Todd aud
'soany' Thompson. You're,
H. II.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26
-----s - 49,
Ono Convict Ainlla AmmIhnE.

Providence, Il. l., Nov 2j.-Pa
La Coste, a life prisoner, an eEpah .
glar aud desperate fellow, Us, \
threatening to XIII John +. Mctatt
another inmate, sentenced ioT hgl'
robbery. This morning McCartly Pl
shoe knife In The back OF In Co'te'sh N
aud drew it around one side ofihP ial.
La Coste will die. both meu wee
ploycd In the shoe shop.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

louisville, Nov. 25.-Mlchacl
gelo, an Italian working at u acSwd
called on q doctor at Newtown last 4
Ing to get medicine for brother who
III. Ho complained Of not feeling
himself and received from The docJ
small vial of medicine, Of which be
told to take teaspoOnful. Alta qual
OF II o'clock he felt worse and he took
extra dose, aud at IL o'clock ho II
The name Of the doctor cannot be as<
tanned, nor has the nediciue been .
iyZel.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

William Reybold, a well.kuuwn
highly respected citizen OF Red
Hundred, died at his resldelce u,l,p.
ing. aged about 75 years The dec,
was a son of Major Philip l;ryb.ll.
has been engaged In farming ali hi,
His health has been failing tor some
and he has been confined to HI, Tel
the past five or six weeks lie t,
wife, two sons AMI one daughter, u,
ter being the wife Of John n,ecII
brother OF the Senator. Mr.. Re-,
was the president OF tho Delaware
Navigation Company.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

A great revival is going on at Maltley
M. l.. Church Last evening n stirring
sermon was preached by Rev. Mr.. Ewing
TO large congregation. At Its close
about 20 penitents knelt at the altar, and
ak OF the number proiessed conversion,
Rev. Mr.. Watkins, OF kingswood, will
preach this evening. The meetings have
been continued several weeks, and lie
ipterest manifested By the people con-
tinues undated.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

PoTTsTowS, Nov. "a large back
bear was chased out OF II deuse thlcket
on Sunday by dogs, near Linheld, aud
pursued by armed men aud boys on
horseback II distance OF six miles to the
stone hills in Limerick Township, whore
It climbed tree aud afterwards jun bed
from his perch among the men aud dogs,
causing such CONSERVATION and fright
that 1t was allowed TO escape.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26
a Thanksgiving Dinner.

BERLIN, Nov. 25.-Alresdy 400 tickets
have been sold for the dinner which will
be given by the Americans In Berlin
under the presidency Of Minister Phelps
on Thanksgiving Day The further sale
of tickets has been stopped, as the Kaiser
hof Hall, In which the banquet will be
given, will not hold more than 400
guests The only German guests who
will be present al tie dinner are Prince
Bismarck, Prince Radziwell, Professor
NommEen and Professor Curtius. Prince
Bismarck will make a speech.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

RALEIGH, n. c., Nov. 2j.-SeR'
Just reached here of a fatal eycloaewt
swept through Beaufort county, cali
terrible destruction. At Camib'
Creek, six miles from Aurora, sew,
houses were blown DOM AMI Dick n
lips, colored, were killed, a, were
five children, and several Others \
badly hurt. Reports just lr e!'el
Others were killed.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26
WILSON'S

Under taking rooms,6IO King St
Telephone Signal, I0S.
s=g Open all night.
>. a. WILSON. TIner,l Die. or.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

The Third street bridge is now s'o'
be finished, oil the material hsrfg
rived and workincn are enga4rl 40 '
ting tho parts In place. lh' rce'l'l
lay was caused, It is said, by m',lI
in making or shipping IuriI1a o.
turn-tAble without which lie Won, +
moi proceed. There Ia 10 be 10 J'
now
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

sALT LAKE CITY, Nov. 20. -Arpu-
ments In tue matter of admitting Nor
mona TO citizenship were flushed here
yesterday, aud the Court reserved It's de-
ciaion. The Court ordered the release OF
Editor Penrose, who has been undergoing
Imprisonment for refusing TO answer
Ques ioIs.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

BALTIMORE, Nov. ~ 1t is sat,d on
authority than wh'c1 there is no higher
IN this country, that there has been Also
lulcly no action taken by the hierarl nv
o tho Catholic Chureh on the question Of
secret sorieties, as was reported to have
ceen done by tile bishops during the CEN
teuuial cc', bration.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

A gentleman Whose sight was 80 weak
be Couln not See TO recognize an object
hut few feet from hin. after using ons
bottle OF DIR. Simms' Eye Cure, could tell
an object across the street. We know oil
fcveral cases of this kind during the
week. II Is the great sight preserver. 20
and 50 cents. 4th aud King.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26
Hamburgers'
SHOE HOUSE.
200 Market Street.
BARGAIN
WEDNESDAY.
Special Holiday Offering of Fine Foot
ware. sig Inducements la shoes for
Tender Feet. These Prices for To-
morrow Only.


LADIES SHOES.
All Of our Opera toe kid but
ton marked in stock at $3.50,
SI.75 and 81 90, to.morrow's
special price SI.25.
Hamburgcrs' Shoe House.
About 200 pairs of glazed kid
button, common sen sc an d
square toes, every pair warran-
ted, to-morrow's special price
$3.50.
Iamburgcrs' Shoe House.
A good quantity of high cut
Is button kid and pebble button
also an excellent lot of straight
goat shoes, common sense and
opera, value S2.5o and $500; to-
morrows special price Sl.S7.
Hamburger Shoe House.
Our popular S2.25 tender foot
shoe; to-morrows special price
SI.oS.
Hamburgers' Shoe House.
Any OF our handmade shoes
for tender feet, value $500 to
$500; to-morrows special price
at $3.50.
Hamburgers' Shoe House.
MISSES AND CHILDnEN,s SHOES
Some good bargains in misses
shoes at csc.
Amy Of our sI.5o and SI.7s
regular cut misses shoes at ST.
IS.
An excellent child's spring
heel at 400.
Childrcn's kid andpcbble but
ton shoes at 75c.
A soft child's shoe, for dress
wear SI.oo.
Infant shoes, value 4oc, 22c.
John Mundells Famous solar
tip shoes at these prices.
Sizes a to IN value Sis,
our price ooc.
Sizes 8 to Io1I value SIPS
our price SI.oo.
Sizes II to I3H value $3.50
our price $40.
llamburgers' Shoe House.
MEMS SHOES.
A complete line Of excellent
wearing calf shoes, value $500
square and round toes; to-mor-
rows special SI.oS.
Hamburgcrs' Shoe House.
One lot of regular s. 50 shoes
in lace only, warranted genuine
calf, a beauty; to morrows spec
cial $3.50.
Hamburgcrs' Shoe House.
BoS's AND YOUTHS SHOES.
An excellent boys lace or
button shoe, price elsewhere
SI.75, tomorrow special SI.Io.
An excellent boys shoe, all
styles. price elsewhere s., TO-
morrow special $50.
Youths shoes, valuc'SI.3s, 10
morrow csc,
Youths shoes, value s., to-
morrow SI.O0.
iIamburgers' Shoe House.
Between the hours Of d. m.
and 4 p. m, only, evil sell an
excellent line of velvet slippers.
Ladies'. mems and boys, have
been selling at 81, between these
hours only, at SOC.
llamburgers' Shoe House.
Rcmember This Broad Principle.
We exchange goods or re-
fund money to all dissatisfied
purchasers.
HAMauR3ERs' SHOE HOUSE
No INFECT sTurr.r
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

Mr.. Clover was not assaulted on Sun
day night, the cath lust. lie came home
from church with the friend who wen
with lin. He keeps better company
than the ruilians that roam the road al
That late hour oil the night, ami feels free
from danger. l.. 8. w.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

MI CloSard will give the second enter
tainmcnt Of the Star Course and grand
organ recital on Thanksgiving night. at
the West Presbyterian Church. An in
teiesling piogran la, been prepared and
the performance viii be highly gratify-
Ing to all lovers OF music. Tickets, 30
cunts.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

This morning session o IT, mtn'cll
Court was very bric'. Henry to.N
colored and John Wilson wctt "a b 10
81 and costs aud Fate NnlIt- Oh A9
crate offender was fined 10 aud '9'''
Drunkenness.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

A Wilmington transfer wagon was
considerably smashed by coming into
collision with shifting engine No. II, at
Spruce street between Third and Fourth,
on Monday evening. The wagon had 10
driver with 1t.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

James Hickman, colored hostler a.
the hotel in Odessa, dropped dead al
noon on Monday while engaged In bis
work. The coroner was notified and
went down to look into the case.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

Steward & Chandler have opened a
branch Ciiice at thu southwest C rner OF
Second aud french strcets, for tie sale OF
flour, feed, hay, straw, coal, &c. They
are entcTprisin2 men ahd are ready aud
willing to accommodate all WHO may
call.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

Sale of lnAYs-

Al the sale of Robert Merrlcll, at Cen.
trcyiile. on Monday afternoon, fresh COWS
sold ranging from $40 to S72 Five were
Knocked of 10 Mr.. Turner at an average
OF 10. MIR. Merrick is therefore encour
aged 10 have another sale on Monday, the
9th oil December, and he has already SO.
cured some iirst-class mixers aud butter
cows for that occasion.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

The parishionera OF 81, JOIN e. !,
are Invited to attead 4 roceHIioh III ~ N
parish building OF Wednesii ~ I'm, ~ n
10 Rev. 7. Gardiner l.itttli, y. ~ W
z3l anniversary OF his ree!JF'H'P'
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

Charles Neuer, n baI Der who worked
for Robert Francis, and Miss Katie, the
lS-yesr-old daughter of j. Z. I. Fuekel,
No. S06 West Filth street, were quietly
married few days ago, and Il is re-
ported that they have gone to Syracuse,
New York, where Mr.. n. will open /.
barber shop on his own account.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

Pure sweet cider made OF russell apples
by Theodore Wood~ari and sold by
James Cartridge, southwest coruer OF
Fourth and King streets. Also pure
cider vinegar.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

The condition of William Montgomery
who Was injured at the Delaware Iron
Works, AT New Castle. has slightly i'm
p owed, and hopes are entertained Of his
restoration 10 health.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

The Rev. Charles T.. Arn''rOn. 7, a., "a,
Salt Lake City, has been app0'n,,yI' NIL
tor of Laurel +. X. Church ~. s",ad,I
enter upon his duties there Gu
mart
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

Tomorrow promises to be fair, with
stationary temperature. Thursday, fair
to partly cloudy and rather warmer, and
Inclined 10 cloudiness, threatening rain.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

At the chilJren's service Ia Green Hill
Presbyterian Church Oh Sunday evening
Christmas box, for the Rev. Mr.. Ragbir,
q missionary In liindoostan, was packed.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

The Republ can First pi- F5e' CONN, .,
tee will hold a special mer'lr9 'o-al ~, -,
evening at TAD O'Clock. A. b"'!o.n
great Importance Will be cone'l,',, ~,
full attendance OF the di.irls' lhl wa
committee Ia desired.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

Powell has on his stall in the Third
street market coliisil, paddock, pike,
hslibut, iiounders, perch, catfish, and a
lot vi fine terfapin.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

Go 10 Smelta & Co. aud get your APP
pies, potatoes, otan .o-, lemons, and ill
Lind Ct pro ice c! cap, IS E. 4th 81.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

Go aud see the Xmas house at Allsn's
2'' store II Is worth SEEING and Is tue
linesl one ever In town. Piice, $500.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

70 close MP the Clayton Loan h.#pcia
tlOu, NIll positively DC sold ON
SATURDAY,. NOVEMBER 30. 1889,
Al THE 1T GLDERs' EXCHANGE,
No GUj Market street at ~ o'clock. u.
m, the following described read cstnle
uut = ork
40 I. No sl7kst street now
occupied lN NJ ..it& Iichtensteiu
as Il Dry GUo,i- o., j. said TO be a
first NNss ba. stand. Lot and
building 20 feet ily ;N Feet inches: three
Stnrits, haNinS q hpor space vi $50
-qLilo feet
No. = No. ilp l.a~i sixth street. a two
and 4 hnlf story iIich dwelling. I.ut-ll
feet lB - feet to JUlics street.
Nu.H. No. SIT Fast Fittn street q two
story frame dwelling. Lot L. feet l., %
icct tu Lord -treCt.
NO. 1. Ten shares OF stock of the city
MARKET House Company. ~ represented
by SHALL No, - North aisle.
No ) six lots on the north
Crly s4d'. Of sherman street, l.twacn
/. lnbula and Pine. Every piece of
property offered will positively b. sold.
shuRh"ifl"f~ and others interested in
THIS Association are requested to be
pre- rut ard bid upon this property, ae
thr directors desire TINT no complaints
he tade hereafter about insuiiic!Gucy uf
prirt. No po.tpOncment on account OF
the Weather No Withdrawal aud no
Wudtrbidding. Terms made known on
day |of sllr. JOS. L.. CAHPENTER. II,
Pres d mt Clayton Loan Association
Wilmington, November i3'h, lss9 n23Gt
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

Hon. Thomas i. Bayard and Mrs. Bay
ard are visiting Mr.. Bayard's daughter,
Mrs. Mabel Warren, In Boston.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

aud other foreign lluits, io@ Mans
California, and from taal.a 70
tropics, st MesErs. HauEl"y III
rellfs, N. W. corner foultl a'4 D"
Mr.. Isaac L. Bc'ia has lsi IN u
electric motor for this enttffl sia5 Il
Try Gresh roasted electro lr-nN'a
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

The Rev. Isaac Jewell lie conducting a
spirited revival In the NJ. Il. Church at
Rising Sun, Md.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

Js.t received a nne line OF 6',i' :, m h
scarfs and Winter Underhe,r' ~ e. HI
lowest prices. 7. A. snAtNon, mi
West Second street, WilGlnG'o'' w.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

Eggs, ! utter AMI poultry at smeltz &
Co., Is Eas. ith street.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26
IgrNnY


at nonahoe's on Thanksgiving Day, No. .
East Third street.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

The Rev. W.. j D. Lu;as has accepted
40 Invitation to serve Harrington NJ. 2.
Church as temporary pastor
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

Harness, robes and whips at PclR u.s.,
No. l0l West Eighth street,
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

The best tntyps made to Tie 10, r .,,,. \
Cummings' gallery, Sa9 ha'S'' So
Buchr Sign Pllater 80 sAP''
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

Harness repaired promptly at Perkins
l0l w. Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

HousEKEEPERs' GROCERY LIST
-irOln-
Daily Republican., 1889-11-26

1000 pair solar tip, high cut,
worked button-holc, s to TO-!
and rs to as at half value.
The St. Johns herald., 1889-10-10
A Dig in the RibS.

If on the right side and lower pat of the diaphragm, though playfully meant and delivered, is calculated to evoke profan- ity from chappy whose liver is out of order. When that regionsis sore and congested, pokes seem fendish. Look at mans countenance ere you prod him under the ribs. If his skin and eye balls have a sallow tinge, you may infer also that his tongue is furred, his breath apt to be sour, that he has pains not only beneath his ribs, but also under the right shoulder-blade. Also, that his bowels are irregular and his digestion impaired. Instead of making jocose demonstra- ton on his ribs, recommend him to take, and steadily persist in taking, Hostet- ter's Stomach Bitters, the finest anti bilious and alterative medicine extant. Incomparable is it, also, for dyspepsia, rheumatism, nervousness, kidney trou- ble, and fever and ague.