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New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
How Nearly All Blemishes and lmperfec-
tons of the Skin are Cured and Re-
moved by IOhn H. Woodbury., tho
Noted DermatOl0gist, at his
Famous ParOrs, New
York City.

He Ia q skilled repairer OF natural garments. he
the the human SKIN the stuuy "
his life, and Is daily working wonders IN the Ieh9sm "a
blemsheS which WCul1 nave Dceh uecicu
incredible. This surely is an interesting theme m pbe
Will luFk I'm vain and pretty bushes VIII DO Wtsbeu on %o %
cheek the maiden Tor example, has cone INTO lbe
world with OF dsgurng DlOtches upon hef race
which are known brthmafks. ,. .,....-.-.. -.
Is fair to that hundreds and perhaps
OF the readers this very article thus or IN some h
way ds1gured Bfthmarks. however need no longer oc
eason modification, for by entirely pllDess
Lasting not than twenty minutes ana WibhDuJ ANY
cutting OF the nesh he reduces those morufynR Dehhe
dead dried substance, which comes on IN tne of
OF scab IN about ten days after treatment a
euconssfOl Is the operation where the blfthafh Iu
above the surface OF the skin Children having dsnguig
birthmarks taken In large numbers to his pifOfs II
tho children very young he invariably recommends h1t
the operation or Treatment Il should perhaps DC Ssla
since 10 Is ent ely Ignless be postponed un they ara
old enough TO keep from meddlng with the scab wch Is
produced. Nearly all bIhmarks grow and spread put
they do not increase materially until child has feache1
the age OF from seven to ten years at which age IL
Is prudent TO treat them.
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20

tirely one by which standing scars are made
to disappear Briefly stated the remey GG5i ,on ~ or
friction, which breaks and softens the tAck Issue
forming the base or nucleus g thS SIar & % a9a
member this famous dermatoogst in their prayers for he
has solved the long agtaed problem OF how satisfactorily
methods OF doing this either By needle by the use OF
operation by means Of needle Is neee9safy tbe
hood vcs and SSqye at The root Of each particular hair
It is not painful operation, however only slight sung
strike the har.sack every and successfully destroy
IT, lie generally prefers remove hair by use OF the
unpose that moes are rremedabe he thinks nothing
Of removing them without breaking ths sS OF "a
scar application which penetrates ana ueS
Gates or dries up transforming them INTO lncfusd
ons which eventually fal on ana hat aosn
prove space permitted much might be- written % OF ns a
accompIshed in the way facial development but this
interesting subject must be lelI Ior t Selonrent
OF human beauty and the eradication Oh all peushes uo
the form divine. , z - Nth only n
, 9unsrce1tibe traces Of beauty why should we
he contented when by writing nrstcaSs dermaiolo
ss So %s GIu M woddbay Ra ganei the Confidence
public and hD increasing practice mas conpeSgu pS ban
meat 6roTnstonefont building with large twoSS,ory So
laboratory in the rear a{ & T MT ayo be finest paror5
oag the iarges % establishment Of It's kind in the world
for the treatment Of the hair and scalp eczena moe
nimnes Wrinkles red nose red veins oily sdn acne,
bachSa1s, barper Itch scars Dns. p9Tder matEs Es
completed sixth edition Of his 12Spage book on DIS
sureme9;s and nd ang TbS g which he
able Informant should be read by all as enllahtens one
understand your mpertecton distant ron ms or
&C sen ose be T Sy e oSn o H.
SOAP To- the skin and Scalp the only soap prepared by
sale by druggists bv man 80 cts
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
~ IVY RUy ENTIRELY BY WOMEN

Latter from hhits III NUIVdbo lhtNI-p'caHs
Tbls Mace IS advertised In the hlls a. the most
nctlrrsdue spot In Wales, and is the fayOrUc resort
~ tbe English tOulist who is ncarsghied In one
eve and Who is a rapacious animal and insists on
having the hotel slippers brought him with his boiled
e.Tg In the morning. We are stopping al a place OF
entertainment for man and beast which is mo
oonuiar English Way nf saying man and woman
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20
SilE COMPLIIyTD

From Our Dumb Animals
4 little girl who had mastered her catechlsm con
feseed herself disap pointed because she said Though
/ obey the hfth commandment and honor niy papa and
mamma yet my days not bit longer In the land.
because am put 10 bed at o'clock
New-York tribune., 1889-10-20

It Is pIeasufe % De abIe 20 ahHOUHcs
that although personal treatment is essen
tial to the entire ObliteratiOn OF these
birthmarks, patients at a distance can OBJ
tain from him safe application which
will materially reduce them and cause no
soreness. Even more remarkable than
the treatment OF birthmarks appears 10 be
his recognized success In removing all
traces Of scars, whether caused by acct
dent or disease, and also pOck-marks. 1t
IL necessary 10 read very interesting
little volume OF 125 pages published by
him, and sent 70 any address Tor 10 cents
- f,fI, ,,pdar.fand the urOepss IAN en-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-31
The Chill Blast

That sets the naked branches a-quiver-
ing, is not felt by tho wealthy valetudi-
marian indoors, but not all the covering
that can be piled on his warm bed, nor
all the furnace heat that anthracite can
furnish, will warm his marrow when
chills and fever runs its icy fingers
along his spinal column. Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters is the thing TO infuse
new warmth into his chilled and aguish
frame, To remedy the fierce fever and
exhausting sweats which alternate with
the chill. Dumb ague, ague cake, bill.
ious remittent-in short, every known
form of malarial disease is subjugated
by this potent, and at the same time
wholesome and genial medicine. Bill
iousness, constipation, dyspepsia, sick
headaches, loss Of appetite and sleep
kidney trouble, rheumatism and de
bility are also remedled by it. Use
it with persistence to effect thorough
cure.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-31

SALISBURY, Md, Jan. 29.-News
reached here yesterday OF the accidental
shooting Of Mrs Mills on a farm in
Trappe district, about six miles from
Salisbury. Mrs. Mills was sitting in her
library doing some fancy work,
when her 10-year-old daughter entered
the room, and taking a small pistol from
the cabinet pointed It at her mother and
said; "Look out, mamma, will shoot
you" The mother looked up just as the
child pulled the trigger.
This pistol which was supposed not To
be loaded, went of, and the ball entered
the left breast OF Mrs Mills Just abou'
the nipple.
DIR. Lewis Morris, OF this town, was
summoned and on examination found
the ball lodged under the left arm.
The ball was cut out, and the doctor
says his patient is resting as quietl.
as could be expected and will recover.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-31

Arizona Kicker, In Detroit Free Press.
As we were returning to our office from
the Widow Smiths. the other evening
1--WE have been sparkling the widow for
several weeks pasD, and Just as we came
opposite the old Indian fort, some per-
son, whose manners certainly require
polishing up, 1red four shots. at US from
revolver. The intent, no doubt, was
kill us 1t took us about the milhonth
part Of second to realize the fact, and
then we opened out for a run and made
good our escape. We don't claim 10 be
great shakes on shooting, but II we can't
hit the editor and proprietor of great
and growing weekly at a distance Of
twenty feet, once in four shots, we will
leave Arizona. We don't claim to be a
Chesterfield, but II our manners permit
ted us TO hide away behind an old wall
and begin popping at gentleman, with
out warning, we'd expect to be mentioned
In the same line with hyena.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-31
Clothing, Furnishing Goods
Household Goods, Stoves,
Furniture & Everything.

In order to sell these fine
Overcoats and Suits which cost
me from IS to $40, l will present
EVERY PURCHASER of a
SUIT or OVERCOAT with a
souvenir which is worth having
emitting them to a BUILDING
LOT by paying So for the deed
and 50 cents for the writing Of
it. These lots are in New Ter
sey, between Philadelphia and
New York.
1 do this to make my stock sell so
much quicker, as 1 shall leave the city.
l will have auction sales. Call and get
your choice, as we sell private as we'll
as at auction. This is rare chance for
you. In order to accommodate ladies
we will have the rear door for private
sales. Yours,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-31
nc wasn't q canadian,

Detroit FREQ Press.
A gentleman who was lunching at 0
downtown restaurant yesterday was JOS
tied by waiter, who Immediately taid:
"Beg pardon, SIR"
"what did you sayf" asked the GUS
toner.
''Beg pardon SIR"
"oh, all right. Are you Canadian. -
mo, cir. Why, sill"
"Wel, IT'S customary for CanAdians or
Frcnchmen to say beg PARDON but l do
not think II is an American habit"
81 amt no Canadian" answered the
waiter shortly; you needn't think be-
cause fellow tries to be o gentleman
that he must be born In Canads. ain'i
no SLOUGH on etiketty myself--read q
book on etiket onct. II / he'd O swallow
tail coat and could go inter sassety I'd
pass oil for gentleman as well as lots Of
them Bwells rs cats here"
The surprised customer pacihed thu
ambitious walter with fec and made hii
escape.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-31
FORCED SALE.

All my stock must be sold re-
CARELESS of cost, as the property
has been sold for a bank, and
must be vacated by the 25th Of
March. l am compelled to sell
my Stock, Fixtures, Household
Goods and everything in the N.
w. corner of Fifth and Market
streets.
A rare chance for everybody
in need of
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-31

A mortar mixer at the new hotel was
observed to be heating his kettle of coffee
yesterday in way which was No novelty
to him, bnt seemed strange TO reporter.
He dug hole In pile OF sand, placed q
lump OF lime H. 1t, sprinkled some water
on the lime, placed his kettle on It and
banked sand up around 1t. When -
o'clock strdck he shouted: Come to
tea; your codee's billn'."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-31
A Murderous Tom Cat.

The rat catching squad In the home of
Mrs. Mulholland, 10 East Orange, N. j.,
was increased by 1--WE kittens on New
Years day. The new corners were given
one to each Of Mrs. MS children, and
provided by their fond owners with q
basket bed. Early Saturday morning, as
Mrs. Mulholland was about leaving the
room In which the kittens were, she
heard noise, and looking around saw a
huge tom cat enter by the open window
AS she watched him he walked DELHI
era;ely to the basket, and after glaring at
the kittens for few seconds, he picked
them up separately by the necks, snapped
their vertebra like pipe stems, and then
laid the unfortunate cats dead upon the
floor. Mrs. Mulholland says that the
whole murderous transaction did not oc-
cupy more than ten seconds, and at Its
close the intruder presented so fierce q
front 20 her that she reconsidered her In
tention of attacking him with her broom.
| The mother cat, which YVES near by, SEEM
ed to be paralyzed With fear, and the as.
snssin leAped out Of the window and
disappeared.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-31

No. Queen, sorrel mare, with foal, 10 years
No. 2. May, sorrel mare years old. Both
good workers and extra drivers.
No. s. Two-Year OLD colt, good stock.
Eight head OF milcn cows, some milking and
others sprlnginR, z sQws Will farrow by the
10Th, boar hog, all Polan China pure STOCK
2heliers, top buggy, ! market wagon, dug
cut wagon, farm wagon, South Bend pillow,
cultiystors with attachments for covering
corn, little Diamond sulkey cultivator with
attachment for marking corn ground, sleigh
corn shelter, 2 sells carriage harness, set
wagon harness, 1 set pillow harness. | Wesling-
house engine 10 h orse power, So inch Sterenis
grain thrasher, in complete order, Joliet
hole corn sheller, leather belt, IOj feet long
81 inches wide; gum belt, 100 feet long In
ches wide, new; circular saw and frame, lot
Of small belts, set truck wheels, wheel
barrow, forks, rakes, shovels, hoes and many
other farming utensils not mentioned. One
cupboard, l atove, 1 churn, lot Of milk pans,
buckets, half bushel and half peck me sures,
T. ed chest, lot of barrels, s acres wheat IN
ground, and many other articles too tedious to
mnntlon.
Terms;-All sums OF $40 and under cash all
sums over that amount credii OF months
will be given by purchaser giving bankable
note with approved security, interest added.
W. T. Dayett, Auctioneer, i2Aw3t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-31
DUBLIC SALE-THE SUBSCRI-
Il Der quitting the farming business, will sell
at public sale, near Iron Hfll statien, p, W.
a b. X. r., three miles from Reward,
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1889,
All O'Clock, p. m. Sharp,

His entire stock and farming utensils, as for
lows: Two good sound horses, one an extra
driver and speedy, colt coming years old,
yer promising, thoroughbred jersey cows,
one OF them re sistered and In pront by day Of
sale, dearborn with lock, Jaeger wagon, I
two horse wagon, ParyiR's patent IRON axle, /
roller, Tiger horse rake. Little Diamond
row with seat. j Planet Jr., c1itivstor and al
attachments, 4 Planet Dr., hand seed drili, I
Gem hand csl ais two,h9rse Gale pillow;
separator and fan, Dicks bay aud fodder cati
seed sewer, i grindstone. marking out poles
" III steel points 2 sets stage harness. sets
sets carriage harness, i set double carriage
harness, heavy OK nets. 2carrlage ny metz.
gle aud double lines, hand holders, MeCisi-
Ian riding saddle, riding bride, I machine
for c5aGkinS G9Tn and oyster shells, wire
chOppingiaNes, broad axe, grub hoe, pick
scutping hoe, corn hoes, s6ovels, SPADES,
knives, iigStDing hay knife, post f' ram@ S
and double trees, meek Jokes, cIevioes, lad
ders, step ladder COW chains. wood saws and
and Wise, wovo fence wire. wire selves, Paris
Green sitter, fruit dryers, lot Of rubber hose
window and door sereenes. dopsle pulley,
AZ, berry crates and boxes peach baskets-
bags, old and new; lap robes. horse blankets.
sleigh bells and chimes; bedsteads, bureau,
beds, chairs, Ice chest, curboards, lampssi
carpets, mating, wAsh.boiler, preserving
Continental pa Tor stove, oil stoves, coah
kettles, l 50-Rallon galvanized oil tank, oil.
cans, flower pots, flower stand. music box !
cream kettles, milk pans and buckets. churK,
butter bowl and prints; lot of books; corn andI
oats by the bush |, feed chests, mixing.
trough, lot OF straw, Is pair OF chickens, lot
of new boards, and many other ar icles too
numerous TO mention. All the farming im-
PIGMENTS and tools were new last spring,
Terms: All sums Of SO and under cash; over
that amount credit oil months on purchaser
giviviug bankaole note with an approved
eqdorser. WIN. +. Perkins.
L. W. stidham q Son. Auctioneers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-31

Is DIR. Simms' White Pulmonlc Balsam
the great leading lung and throat remedy
of the world. Thousands of references
Multitudes OF hopeless cases have been
cured. Coughs, hoarseness, sore throat,
etc. 60c. aud 81. Depot, Fourth and
King streets, Wilminp ton; Philadelphia,
Smith & Kline Co, 429 Arch street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-31

We desire to close out the entire stock
of boots, shoes and rubbers, and we have
therefore cut the prices in half in order
to enable us to do SO quickly. Take your
chance, as we have all sizes and cannot
fall to fit you. The Alligator Boot and
Shoe Store, No. Ill West Second street,
next door to the corner of Orange street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-31
Do y again whenever you 500 impOsI-

Do y again whenever you see impOsi-
tion."
And within q week he was personally
told by over twenty travellers that they
bad determined TO take another route Il
the old car remained. A thousand pso-
pie bad been imposed on and swindled,
and yet none dared claim his rightsl MOI
one even dared ask for justice or hear
ingl One gentle kick brought new car
and comfort to hundreds. The kicker
may be crank. but the man who let's
the public walk over him without protest
Is TO be more pitied.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-31

frat Jewsler--I understand you are
going TO be married, Flywheel. Miss
Cfmsus2
Second Jeweler-Yes.
First Jeweler-A very nice girl; open
face, neat hands and all that; but I can't
say much for her beauty.
Second Jeweler--Ah, but you must re.
member she is full jeweledl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-31
To- Save Life

ENTITY rs4stses prompt action. An
\ delay xsfsng tor the doctor may
endsd gGslA rafious consequences.
billy q eesssef Group. Pneumonia,
bti,as tisR.s end lung troubles,
], Ia ssAni1R sAould be without q
Of HSss5 OAsrry Peotoras,
|haa sssxe2 bAsssf. In thousands OF
tho eSsa xAsreency Medicine
bscovosse. fsgives prompt relief
hcpases TIE way for thorough
khicl N csrtain TO be effected by
.iihped ups. .
!. Iatkxsy, NJ. H., Mt. Vernon,
Tvs: 81 ueSo fonnd Ayers Cherry
III perfsct cure for Group In all
IL have known the worst cases
III in very short time by its use;
n, 10 ell families 20 use II in sud
clgescins, tor coughs, Group, &C."
i.iisoQ, "a. D., Middletown,
.pys' az have used Ayer's
Electoral with the bost effect in
bchJe. This wonderful prepare
20 saved my life. / had con.
cnSh. night sweats, was greatly
IN flesh, and given up by my
ban. one bottle and q half OF the
b cured me-"
tnnnot say enough in praise Of
Cherry Pectoral," writes E,
b., OF Palestine, Texas, "bellev.
D 10 that, but for it, Use, should
[6rr have died"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-31

Winks-'You look all broke up,
George. What's the matteri"
Minks-"D Jmcstic affairs"
"Eha Has your wife left youi"
"Worse. The cook has lett"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-31

Awfully when told herwhat to do fol
those horrid pimples with which her face
was covered. She now says If you want
2 pink and white complexion with q nice
clear, smooth skin, you must use thai
best OF all blood purifiers, Sulphur Bit
tiers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-31
Notices.
BARGAIN OFFERED.

FOR SALE or RENT.
be comfortable dwellings with storeroom
w. UOnd stand for business. One 4
htore for " years In town of lWO inhabt.
No other druR store IA the town:
house, good garden lot. The other two
Ding, rooms with store suitable
y lis ht business: Crhls property can bs
~ TO pay i-2 pet cent?. henis moderate.
facility convenient to city, Apply TO
lP u. Cl.AHh, AGO., s24 Market st., OF
A, BOOTH SOL Washington ST.,
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-31

For SALE, RENT OR Elk

For SALE, RENT OR EX-
change for small house,
No. 1907 W. Eighth street. All
conveniences. Lot rs by 100
feet deep. House in good or
der and will be sold at a bar
gain if purchased before March
25th. Call on Z. d. r. SUIT
TON, 824 Market street, or the
Republican" office, for the next
five days only. j23-5t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-31
At IT O'cIOckl Q, m,
HORSES


No. 2, sorrel Stallion. Dexter, Of excellent
stock, ~ years old.
No. Ph ss, f ny HSSrss ErSa years od
No. s. Dark Dun Mare, Maggie, with colt by
her side, years old;
d No; q Dun Mare Rosa colt by her SIDE Is
Twelve milk cows. all home raised stock,
springing, heller, Year old. One Durham
Twelve tons of Timothy hay. self-binding
Osborne machine, In good condition; farm
sood ord R sep ddnp i hsy Fake, sets twin
with ali extras, Oliver Chilled piow, syracuse
p ow, two-horse roller, nearly new; grain and
fertilizer drill, nearly new; mower and reao
bushe 5 Of prime oats, ], 900 bushels of corn on
the ear; grain fau, nearly new; moving
cythes, grindstone, one horse Syracuse plow +.
no-tep Dearborn, carriage tongue. barn
6hoyels, SCOOP shovel, long hay forks, 3 d. a
n n fS 9ss corn "a KNIVES, y garden hoes; %
20 cow chains, wheelbarrow, sets double
wagon harness, sets pillow harness, set driy
riding saddle, half bushei measures, . 50 quart
mlk ehuins, 3 serving cans, pans, buckets
milk wagon, set milk harness, 100 quart milk
route barrels cider vinegar years old.
Household and kitchen furniture: Beds, bed
steads and bedding; chairs, tables, bureaus,
stands, Howe sewing machine, Victor cook
stove, No. q, pArlor stove, 40 yards Ingram
cupboard, 90 pairs well bred chickens, spairs
turkey hens, 2gobhlers, 3 pairs guineas, large
dairy table, large dog Kennel buffalo robe.
wire chicken coop, fly nets, nearly new;
chicken coops, turkey coops, 25 grain bags,
a acres OF wheat In the ground, Is foot ladder,
IL loot ladder, IS quart butter ehurn, nearly
new ana many other articles too numerous x
mention.
Terms;-All sums of 80 and under cash; al
over that amount credit of seven months, OF
purchater giving n bankable note with an ap
proved endorser. MANY A. MILES.
l.. W. stidham Son, Auetioneers.
j24-3tw-f2 L. 6, Cd
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-31
DUBLIC SALE
REAL ESTATE
VIII be exposed at public sale, on the premi.
ses by the undersigned, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1889,
At O'Clock, p. m,

At 3o'clock, p. m,
The following real estate situated in Chris
tiana Hundred, New Castle County, State OF
No. i. Ali that certain lot of land. being
part Of the land of the late James Brown, sit
uatcd at the Intersection OF the DUPONT or
Centre road and the p o., and w. N. X.
Wilmington, containing u acres, roods, and
IL perches, be the same more or less; with
good substantial hedge ence around It and a
through It. There Is no better situation
kind OF business.
story stone mansion house, large Frame barn
aud sill necessary out buildings that Is needed
on frst-class farm, and all In good repair. 1t
contains 81 acres, roods, perches. be the
chRrd and fruit of all kinds; good hedge
fence around the most OF II aud good stream
of spring water running through II. No better
land around for farming or building pur-
No. 3. Adjoining No. 2, with the y. o.
II. Il. on one side and good substautial hedge
fence on the others, and good two story
frame house. stable and chop with pump shed
| al, ached. It contains acres, roods, and IA
perches, be the same mole or less. This is a
good lot for trucking, or good site for coal
yard, as there Is grade for coal dump along
the d, & D. Il. X. and at STALLION to take trains
for all parts, North and South. East and West.
For further information call or address,
Thomas Brown. No. 2lS Adams street, VIII.
all three pieces OF land. Conditions will be
made known on day or sale by the under
signed. -
JAMES BROWN,
THOMAS BROWN,
ISAAC BROWN,
J26 eod&w SAMUEL G. BROWN.
|
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-01-31

DUBLIC SALEs-L. W. sTIDHAM Il
son. auctiopeers, are prepared to call
city or country sales at moderate prices, ANY
psrtles wishing TO employ them should cali on
, men, az onye and select their day over 30
pay the highest prices for secondhand furnI-
t9rej carpets, etc: y. W. sTIDHAM& SON.
Sslephene No. bss. iAn7-6w-d&w