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Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

A brand new silver watch, iu,l jeweled,
with American movements, will be
given away at the Philadelphia Res
taurant, No. ll6 Market street, Whining
ton, Del. We now call the attention Of
the public and our patrons to our extra
fried and raw oystere, which are the
richest and OF the best quality. Please
come and try them ard be convinced.
Toe new way OF serving our Is cent
meals will surpiss anything ever at
tempted In Wilmington before. Remem-
Der, that with everything you purchase
at my place, you will receive ticket
with the amount stated thereon, and
| when you have saved 50 worth of ihess
tickets they vii, be exchanged FOR /;
raflle ticket, ", irh will entitle you to
chance on brand new silver watch II
perfect order. Lodgers will also receiv,
tickets. Call and Try our l5-cent meal
and our oysters. Lodging, single rooms
rs cents. Tho rattle will take place OF
Tuesday evening, April ], at tho Phila
delphia Restaurant, No. lii Marko
street, Wilmington. Del. remain tn
publie's servant, b. GoHDoN, Philadel
phia Restaurant,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

y X. Crawford, No. 6 West Second
street. has the Oldest established shoe
store in the city since John Fullmer re-
Anquished the business in Market street,
above Fourth. Mr.. Crawford wsnt to
bis present establishment the 18th OF
March, 1858, aud is still there in the
zane place, assisted now by Ills son
George. For 81 years Mr.. Crawford has
appealed to the understandings of tn,
ysople and not only meuded their coles
but heeled them. Mr.. Craw lord still
eeieks 70 the old place for which .heAaa1I
pow almost a venerassfuSIRDr~se mas
las been collstsfcaps .a,i0n. His course
this tiWfp- ~Aseent aud honest during al
nj I.-.e and he still has the confidence
Z the peope.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

Mr.. Edward R. Cochran was seen BY .
importer Of the REPUBLICAN this moru-
1ag In relation to an article that appeared
q the Philadelphia Press 10 relation to
his having slappsd ~ attorney In the
iace At Atlantic City on Tuesday last
On being Questioned about the matter,
Mr.. Cochran said the fellow, young
SHlg OF attorney, made some lot very
complimentary remarks about me alter
the trial WIS over that was calculated to
ifriiate almost anybody. He gave the
younR man au opportunity to retract his
yemarka, and on his failure IL Just slap.
ped his face," said Mr.. Cochran, (which
you would have done had you been In
my place. Mr.. Cochran has had con-
siderable trouble with tile rascally hotel
keepers beating him out Of his rents, and
tho trouble arose over the fact, IN " hich
be was defendant In suit.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

George Morgan, aeeu 10 years, met
with an accident yesterday afternoon At
the morocco factory OF Messrs. Ford q.
Ryan in silverbrook, which may termi.
nate in his death.
Morgan had gone up In the nth story
of the building to hang up skins. He
wishing to get to the elevator, which wa
some six feet distance below the floor,
started to climb down the rod instead Of
pulling the rod, which would have raised
the elevator up to him. His hold slipped
and he fell head first \ distance Of As
feet ght down through the funnel. He
struck OH his sht SHE and when picked
up was thought TO be dead. Drs. Coch.
ran and ORle attended to his injuries. He
resides ~ No. 1878 West Fourth street.
aud was resting well this morning ~ .
o'clock. 1t 10 miracle he was not
killed.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

KNOXVILLE. Tenn, Jan. 20. "A you'
ttranger, giving the name oil G. l.. patol
OF New York. opened an account wlthtH
Knoxville Savings Bank last Thursdit|
He deposited $4,000 and . certified chxl
for e1700 on New York bank. A ~
gram from New York pronounces VI
certification . forgery. The bank los
tl000 BY cashing checks for him.
The Peorls'e RANK OF N.dileeboroual
loses $4,000 by . similarNchsh,T, <pOlhsI
BANG there $4,000, and citizen $tNM Z
an endorsement.
The total stealings thus far disc ows
amount to ol5, 600 or go, 900. lie In
peared from here on Friday. A IN
Of $50 is offered for his arrest Y
about IS years old and evidently
| bank ciork.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

After long and patient suffering fell
peacefully ssieep In Jesus, gu January
nth, 1890, ut her residence IN Pfouts
Valley, Pa, Caroline Wilmer, wife of
Michael Noil, aged 10 years, months
and 20 days. Mrs. Mol was an invalid
for many years, weak In body. her faith
was strong. Suffering almost CONSTANT
ly, ami At times severely, her Affections
were borne with calm resignation and
patience that showed she trusted In God
as her refuge aud strength. She was
corsscrated to God by baptism In In fancy,
confirmed 10 1916 In the Evangelical
Luthela An Church, at Georgetown, North
umbsIlSRa county Pc, and liyst-s de-
voted Christian lite, dying In peace aud
10 the triumph OF our holy faith. Her
death was that oil one who knew ia whom
she believed. Patient, wi lirg, ready,
she went home to rest and eternal life.
Faithful to the church OF her choice she
led her con aud six daughters In the way
OF her steps. 1.-TWO daughters have pre-
ceded her TO the better land.
They arc all useful aud faithful mem
bers OF the church One fact worthy Of
special notice is the mutual confidence
aud respect existing among the members
| Of the family. In her eyes the children
were always children, though grown Ia
manhood and womanhooa, and they
seemed uncousciously To respect aud obey
her wishes. In her death her husband
loses tondly cherished companion, hei
children . devoted mother, aud heI
church one Of i's most true and tri,
| friends. Her own son and sons-in-law
tenderly carried her and laid her away IN
Gud'e acre TO await the trump OF Goo
that shall awake tle dead. To the deeply
befeaved husband and children we otfe
our condolence pointing upward to th
world where her home liz now, is 70 cay
follow on. "I,iessed are the dead whlcl
die IN the Lord fiom hencefortli; yea
saith tho spirit, that they may rest from
their labors, aud their works do follow
them.' S. ,. NJ.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30
FOURTH EDITION



The tolloWins cases vera tried before
Judge Bali shis morning:
William POWELL was placed In tho dock
this mofnlug charged with the larceny Of
q quilt In front Of the dry goods store Of
Asssrs. Russall, Mssaimcr b CO., No.
500 Market street, last evening about Q
M. r L. Russell testified that lady
called into the store that man was t-y.
ing TO take quilt Tue man had cut Q
string holding the pile together, and was
walking % with II when arrested. Robert
Wills tsstiled 70 about the same - Mr..
Russell. The quilt was valued ct 81.
| The prisoner was held In the sum OF 800
bail for court.
Edward Ash, colored, was arrested by
Officers Evans. for drunkenness, on
Madison street, aud was aued $l0 and
costs.
John Bhannon, BY Officer Martin, for
drunkenness. wss fined 50 and costs.
Joseph Price. colored, charged with
interfering with an officer OH the 25ih OF
January. The chief read the charge to
the prisoner, and asked II lie was inn0-
cent or guilty. "Not guilty your honor"
replied Price. Officer Zerby said that
Price interlered and tried to stop him
IRON making arrest. Somebody also
threw brick hitting him in tho temple,
knocking him senseless aud neccssitating
two or three stitches 10 be made In the
wound by Dr. CAntwell. He was fined
80 and costs.
Patrick Mooney, charged with commit.
Wing an assault on Joseph Jacqutti, tic
italian rag-msu.
Jane Aman, resides In Guthrle's row
over Market street bridge, testified thai
she saw Mooney strike the Italian.
MONEYS wife Ind been drinking whisky
the day he beat the Italian. Often saw
Mrs Mooney strike tho children In the
face.
Sophia NeInsdell testified of seeing
MIRA Mooney having four cents In hel
hand. She called to her husband thai
the rag man had taken her rags and re-
fused 10 give her enough money FOL
them, whereupon her husband struck the
rag man.
Tansey Merrill. John Curlcy, Scott
schill!ng, oil testified that Mooney beat
the Italian without provocAtiou.
Judge Bali gave the prisoner quite @
severe lecture and cautioned him against
supplying his wife with liquor. The
costs oil the case amounted to sS.85, and
. fine was also imposed OF -.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

The Board OF Directors of tina VI
minEton Agricultural and industrial Al
ISOLATION met yesterday At 3 O'Clock, u
organized by electiug the following d
cers for 1880
President, @. q. Lobdeil; vice prsI
dent. Preston Lea; treasurer, Ohio No,
land; secretary, I. d. Brown.
The president announced the iollowi(
committees TO serve Tor the snsaij
year:
Executive CommItiee--G. G. Lobds
Preston Lea, 7. d. Brown, A. q.
Causland, r. Q. Robinson, aud WIN
Lawtou.
Premium Lat Com mittes--G.. "a. 1
delk Preston Lea, TIC. WILCOX, I.
Robiusop, u. II. McMu,Hu "a g
Brown.
Track Committee ID. Brown, MI
Hayden aud John W. Reeve.
Finance COmmittee-Franclt ". Bat
William Lawton aud Daniel W. Tayll
Advertising Coinmittee-DanIel
Taylor, Preston Lea and +. D. Cotton.
A special committe on Admission q
tickets was appointed by tho preside!
10 ascertain . method Tor the qul
handling OF tickets.
| September ! was decided upon All
date for the openiug OF the third ANU
fair. Itw,h continue six days.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30
FIFTH EDLllO|
Ne Regard for the Court.

HnLRNA, Mont, Jan. 29.-Ths,..
change to-day In atfaIrs Of state.
Democrats show no more respsr, a,
opinion OF tho Supreme Court M, nv
DID 70 tho election laws last Ce,,s1
They treat the couit decision "A ms
Of . .urse, but eyloce no desire to eaas'J
to the law % there laid down. ~
spirit Of obstiuacy stems only Ia h.
been Intensified BY the Coutt's dss,'s
and they are, II possible, more rsbg ,
outep0keu In their policy Of obs'rus,is
10 The Senate TO day Gen alor psrts,
who has heretofore been the mon,ssy
Of his party In that holy. annoausca
effect, that II the whole ninety an
the scsslou expired without INV N
making neither he nor hIs coiIe,,1
would aid the Republicans Ia p,sl
measures In conjunction with the Rrr1
licsu House This Is lnterpleu ;
determination on the part OF The Ds1
Gratis TO hold the fort to tue eul. csr]
or no courlA
A strong motive for this determine
Is believed to be consideration ior p
cruor Toolc. Should the Dtnts1
Senators Join the Republicans 10 ~
bills, Governor Toolc would ,ih5|
compelled to veto the bills and lin
cognize the Legislature, or. withhoi
signature aud allow bills To becom,
~ limitations. Either horn d MI
dilemma 10 equally distssielul NJ
Democrats. Hence their perssepq
maintaining tie deadlock.
In the Democratic House q ;es Id
to adjourn sine die was introiu I'd,
this requires the consent OF the seus
DO effective. The present siate Of
boiy prevents either party passing
a mcssurr. II now seems pro babe
tho deadlock Will continue to the Gu
the session.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

CARLISLE, Jan. 29.-To-day DIR. Lau-
man, OF Mount Holly, jail physician,
DIR. Davis ard County Commissioners
Gearing, Aug aud Berkheiiner went to
the county jail and made an inspec lion
OF the male prisoners, wlo have be n
committed as vngranie. or l20 men
examined sixtyoIe wire found to be
stout, allie bodied men capable OF per.
forming manual labor. The IemaiIiDp
| ffty-nine were marked diseased and unfit
Tor work. However, among this lati,
class All included all the Old men.
This afternoon The Board OF Commits.
| sions did not Indicate what they intend
| 10 do with the ahIe.bodiel tramps, who
could work II they wanted to. 1t H.
however, pretty generally understood
that they will lake steps to find work for
| all The s'rong aud healthy men who are
committed as Migrants to I ie Jail.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

Tsx Collector Mckee was not In his
0iiice all day yesterday, aud to-day at
noon he was still absent. The cause Of
his absence is sickness, which eoniines
him closely to his honse. Tax Collector
DouRherty is his agent for the collection
81 all properly taxes from those who cali
20 pay them, but not for the collection Of
poll taxes. Several persons calling 10
pay poll taxes have had to go awsy dis
appointed. They do not seem TO UNDER
sfand why the collectors eau receive
property taxes fer each other and moi
receive poll taxes. Collector Douglerty
was kept moving right briskly this fore
noon receiving tayes.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

MT. CAnxa1, Pa, Jaa, %. -Jbs Tsp-
pel ColllsIy will rssumS opstSticna %
Thussday, u order 70 stook the breAker
with coal V oil the demand for domss;i
eizes. This operation employs about 200
hands, and was closed down ten days
ago and thrss other collierles fer IN in'
definite pefiod.
III ere u every prospect OF the other
idle collieries 10 the distfiot resuming
work on February 8. Improvements are
being ma6s 10 al The miues hersab0uts,
many Of which will chip double the past
capacity when the machinery 10 set 10
molten again.
II a said that all the Reading Com
pauy collieries between NJ. Carmel aud
bhanokin will work again on Monday
next
Work ID being rapidly pushed ct Mud
Valley for the opening OF Aessrs. Fighter
A. LeisenrIng's new coal works. A promi-
nent ciiiclal said the erection Of the
breaker will begin next week. The rlch-
hess OF the coal deposlt exceeds the most
asnguiue expectations, and tbs colliery
will employ about 900 mon and boys.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

"Slr." she said. leaning acres the ear.
with checks aflame and an apGsy sparkle
In her eyes, "you arc impertlusnt."
"Ma'ami"
"You are no gentleman, STR"
~ don't understand, mA'sm."
"Yss, you DO. Eye ridden niDs blooks,
and sveiy time l look your way YOU
sp,irk and smile. You better believe In
not that kind, she added, taking u ths
rest Of the car.
'Mniame," he said sadly, IT wish e
heaven could help smiling at you. !
have st. Vitus' dance. II II annoys you. =
he added spolos an smils ou'
OF tho window"
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

A friend writing from Columtus
says: ~ see II announced that lid
Daniel Dougherty will deliver bis lee'u
on Oratory and Orators, In your ci'1
February 24th. had the pleasure
hearing him last night In our Guy
that same theme, aud l would like to a
to my friends In Wilmington. my y
home, be sure and hear the lecture
would specially ask clergymen OF snil
ever denomination of the Chfliua
church to hear Daniel Douehcr'y, ~
appeals and declares TO bis audience ~
the grestest and graudest field ior u
G0d-g!yen gift, Oratory, is the pulp'I
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30


Madam Wilber, celebrated card reader,
SOL East Seventh street. Seventh And
Church. Price % centA
George stsen Of Philadelphia walked
from that city to Wilmington yssterday
on . wager, covering tho distance In
hours and Is minutes. The wager was
that he could not accomplish the feat In
hours.
The steamer et. Sebastian libelled By
United States Manbal Newlin, yester-
day, on . claim OF two discharged sea-
men for wages. The claim was paid and
the boat released, she calling for
Florida.
Seven thousand dollars was yesterday
paid in at the Water Department Tor
water tax.
men At work putting the old Dean mills
at Newark In running order, and will
soon DO able to occupy the same, turning
out his patent product.
Sheriff Alvan Allen pulled twig from
Q tree In the peach orchard of Warren
Barnaby, on the Delaware City road =
few miles below New Castle, on Tuesday
afternoon, and showed the same to re-
porter Of the REPUBLICAN. The buds
were nearly ready TO burst, being In an
advanced state Of growth.
A prayer and praise meeting will be
held In Association Hall, at 8 o'clock this
evening. This subject will be Needing
HELP, but Wanting 1t HE Own Way"
Daniel Dougheriy, Esl, will lecture
at the Opera House on Monday evening,
February "a, under the auspices OF Della
waro Council, c. B. L. Tickets SO oents.
Mr. Dougherty 10 known ~ the silver
toDgued orator and 10 worth hearing.
There will ba q musical and literary
entertainment given In the Iooms Of
Blue Rock Council, No. 1877, Royal
Arcanum, in the Law Building, Ninth
and Market streets. on Monday evening,
February Sd, commencing At 3 O'Clock.
Tho choir Of West Presbyterian Church
will hold meeting In the lecture room
on Saturday night.
Tax Collector Mckee, says the News,is
conflned to his house suffering with q
| severe cold.
Sophia White, an empioye OF the
Arlington mills. foil in n lit on Tuesday
afternoon while attending to her work.
Miss Gay gave her usual readings In
the parlors OF the Clayton House, yester.
day morlng.
Wilmington Division, No. l, u. X. X
Of p, will attend the fair OF Com pany
A. In Eden Hall, this evening.
Ono thousand four hundred and eich,
dogs have thus far been registered.
Our So 90 shoe Is being sold for 81. 81
st Fayter's, 20S Market street.
Harry kienle, No. log East Third
street, is quite seriously indisposed an
his family feel some alarm In regard t.
his condition.
Rev. w. w. w. Wilson has re-opened
the long neglected. chapel at Smyrn.
Landing for Church and sunday schoo
services, and PREACHED there on Sunda,
Afternoon.
Fifty carloads OF corn have been i'm
ported to lower Sussex county farmer
and merchants during the past thre
months.
Charles II. Griffith, of Seyerson'
Neck, Kent county, is arranging to re
move to this city.
I 81.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

WiLKEsBAKnE, Jan. 29.--'rhG bodt =
Michsl Bossack, tho dead Hnnsani1
was taken from the church at Pl,mou'l
to. day by the Poor Directors and !,
moved to tho poor farm burial gIould J
Nanticoke. where II was inferred. Besol
O'Hars, OF Scranton, arrived IN ~,
mouth this afternoon after the body -
teen taken away, and sent parties y
teIcept the corttge, Offering to hauaw
tered in the Hungarian cemetery ny
moath ut his own expense. Snba4assN,,
ly tho body was disenterred AMI eli~
In consecrated ground.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

On "Wednesday even.
ing, January 18th, in Union NJ y. Par
sonage, by Rev. Adam Stengle, MIR.
James D. ogden aud Miss Emma j..
scott, both of this city.
PAGE-TRUFA January 30th,
mel Mckee, John .. Page, of Cincin-
nnti. Ohio to Alma {. Trun,nt, daugh-
tornf Prof. Isaiah Trufant, formerly
OF w ilminston.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30


at O'Clock p. IN.
Fourteen head Of brood mares o.
aud colts. Including the stallion ~
Christinna boy.
CATALOGUE.
No. |. Christiana Boy, golden cheat
nut stallion. l5lS hands high. halfbrotlier
to May, record a2,, and sire of Morrison,
23l1s; Mayfiower, 2ijst, has trottcd iia-
&c, Dell track 10 wagon IN 302 in matt
position ara sure. foai gcttcr.
No. =. Fancy, dun mare. years old /,
| 49, hands high, by Christiaur hoy, hall
brother to May, AS, In foai to Mayfiowcr,
No.a. Bessie. years old, full sister to
| Fancy and In foul by Mayfiower, 2.iGi4.,
son OF May, as. Nos. and make "A
splendid team for all work, besides being
the Albino colts. Tho produce OF these
mares shows great speed.
No.h. Sis, years old, full sister TO
Fancy and Bessie. II limo locker; has had
two cults and Is just broken to harness.
No. o. Daisy, years old, works in all
harness, regular breeder, with foul to
May flower. 24tis4. busy is by spandrel,
lie BY stilsnn. ho by Messenger Dnroo.
fastest yearling colt in tho worle. Nor.
lnine, 2.3iA.
Noe. Monday. dun colt. . years old,
Xddic G., she by spandrei. (sae No 8
for spandrei's pcdigrcc.) Adlic C's
dam was Belle WinfDwer. dam OF May,
2,g5. This colt shows great speed ia tic
field.
MOI. Goldust, dun gclding, years
old, by hristi.ina Roy, dam Dutlie
This mare trotted oxford truck in 5.ls;
never WIS trained day; always done
| farm work; this Is u finc, SNOWY colt.
Nos. Maud, dun mare, years old, by
Christians Boy, Just being brohen this
| winter.
No.0. Howard. bay colt. year old. by
| Mayfiower, 2iG5i. dam Fancy. by Chris
tiana Boy; this colt shows great style and
| action.
No. TO- Billie X. dun colt, year old,
by. May Hover. s.hl4; this is "a very line
colt with lot OF style,
No. II. Blanche, dun fllly, year old. by
| Mdyflower. 24Jsl, dam Sis. by Chrlstiaat
| Boy; Sis'daln wis by Delaware Chicf, he
by Long Island Chief; his is u very finc
No. ls. Victor, dun wcan'ing colt by
Maytiower, e.s6t.; dam Fancy, sister ia
Sis this Is = very strons-gaitcd colt
| No. 49, Protection, bay wcunling colt
by Mny1ower, 2.ig94; dam Daisy This
colt is trotter now, When you see this
fellow goyou Will all wanta little Pro
No. ii. Pansic. dun wcanling fillie by
May flower. 2, i6s4; Nora Belle by Cimmii-
| ron, . III; he by Companion, he by Gen
erai Knox, 23ll6; Companions dan
Morning, $50. by Mambriiio Pilot. 22Il5
| ny SHitlt buiitt by Iilb
.Ir., sire OF dams OF Maud s., 20s54, ant
Jay Eye See. 40.
One Ilolstein Cow with calf by her side
Tic above stock VIII DO sold without
reserve. No undertaking.
| CoNpITioNs on sALa.-AlI sums OF $50 OIL
under cash, all sums over that amount
II credit of ninc months Will be given b,
purchaser giving II bankable note witt
Improved endorsGr Interest added, OF
b per cent OF Tor cash, 4. j. MOaRI
son. l.. w. stidham y sons, Aucts.
j2LWts
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

The county assesso;s, sitting in the
Levy Court committee room nj the Court
House. yesterday, Assessed 35 persons,
Of whom II were In the First district, ii
IN the Second and II In the Third. There
arc great many persons not assnsted,
and from now until O'Clock on Satur.
day evening is the only time in which
,Shey can get assessed before the Lev,
court meets In March.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30
DU BLIC SALE OF VALUABLE
STOCK FARM IMPLEMENTS

The suhsc,ihcr ,,.,,,n, roso,,,ou -. -.
li,'.,,,t +, ,,,,.,.p nv ,"B icsoiNcu 70 re-
ii,,is'a -, ,, ni'nS, ~" cnhaRe IN othcr
p"9t,tSN, VIII neii w puDiic VGhuue, NJ
residence known IS the "Cnpelle Farm"
in Red Lion hundred, on the road lead.
ing from he state Ioud to .Jpster,s t,nr
ner. within n half mil, or ti,e me-.
,ince IN e i"'tei
fklDAl the iii DAY of FEBRUARY
next. the fcllo,yin,, dcacr;i,.f, .,aa,.,,
"a - ~, ;,,'', ny "striptu STOCK ana
ni,,i,,s ,,p,.uh,s, ~ VII
LiSh. H9ises anu COTS, VIZ; Mt 10 o.
cioeh a. NJ
No, i-Hrlle, II brown mare. % wears old
well broken in ali harness fair iIriysrnni
| II splendid brood mare. now with f,,ai H.
u nnelcllow y ~" "''' '""' W
No, ianii,, grey morse, 10 years old,
II most excellent work horse.
No. d-lonsy, II bay mare, seven wears
| old, perfectly gentle, good driver. viii
work anywhere, and with lonl. -
No. i-Archcy, sorrcl horse ,ci.l,t ,.c,,s
aid m strnn. 'srrvicrniJa ii u. eaTs
I,,,l, 81, 10 ali :. hufs, well
| " 80. a., NV , nt anu u soou dfiscT.
| No J-'suey, black nirc, ten wears
old, a good worker aud driver. well
broken. and with foal by "Iop.friIow Il
| No. 6-Fixcn,u brown m!tit,. Ini,r v,.n,.
old next April' n suriphti,s v.,ni eh,
mnrcs hroj,rn 10 ali hi1rncs metI hlhue
criirnt ,,r;ve, "'' ''"' "'99' anu an eN
" nn,',i,, .,,.,,,,..
Fred four years old next April, wei
broken, good size, and II prompt driver
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

The best way OF taking castor oil Is to
thoroughly mix the dose with about four
times a. much hot milk-thls 10 most
eil,ctually accomplished by shaking tbs
two together In 4 bottle which thcy do
not more than half ill. When taken -
above directed, the activity OF the Gil APP
pears TO be Increased, and, being reu-
dcred very limpid by the hot milk, It's
oily nature is not pcrceiscd. Children
take IL very readily In thls form, IN which,
indeed, 1t Is scarcely distinguishabls from
rich milk.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

m shape of "a gas burner. Complete 10
itseli, globe and cone. 1t will give the
Hight OF four ordinary burners, and only
consumes 8 feet of gas per hour. II is
considered equal to the electric light. it
can be seen every evening at the Delaware
donse, and also at tie Singer sewing
machine Office, $40 Market street. Stop
and see 1t. J. s. Rowbolhan can be seen
nj either place and viii explain all its
merits. Rights for Delaware aud Mary
laud for sale.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-30

Ths Meas Chapter OF 81. An1M'
Church Guild wa, organized last rTe "
A large gathering was present y, n
chapter was organized by ele.'lps h
following officers: Presiden', Chat'c'
Dubell; secretary, Alfred Lee IIcau ".
l. WilberfoIce Foreman. A Com h'.s'
consisting Of Harry Brayan, ClS,
Irwin aud Charles y. Palmer was aplo !,
ed TO draft q constitutions and BY u"