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Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01

ueI crcritanet, os jes ier iilbnge pao
ben, iaa sr SGrgrelierne 9lente, us iea
bar Inn be sOoe SuotrDt isien."
q 9itsrbnleH blcp ri y llse. Seq
itaIce after bttrrbe be Steber, buor jeg
iom Smaagnt bauoc iIaftet pmtring,
beige be 5ieloe % SGtre, buor je9
bauoe uantet iom 6jGtersut, after
irttc 5oOeu / BET Sfolebus, buor jeg
Gnuoe qiort nit ierfte 8efjsnbtitab meo
g~tliabetets aipIterier % anrereus Slu.
tboritet.
lioen LIB burtiat, trO6s ben Ueooa-
renoe Regn % bet foloe 8eir. 8 bele
ben 1ib, pi opbOlot os | 2iteronlen,
bapbe ut, iunpiOt jes buffer, tltn ire Sol
itlnsoase. Soft iagoe, at iaa fOlo %
paao CONNER Gapbe be life bapt paa
lang lib. Set bar uauiteliet at ina
6pet tgrt, buab Der operbouebet life er
nO8cn let gag / 91Or9G ielU unoer gun.
itise Bciriorbploe.
gtu, hi tuIoe life glue os til / 2iterz
oale1; ri mnnttc pioere. @i maatte le
iaa meget, ri tirnoe al GtOrge, mems pi
baube ~anleoning til BET. Gn 8eiieplan
bapoe ri opgiprt ps allereOe fra glme=
rifd; % Der blep life ipretnget nu9en
6oranoringer / ben. &i off uibere meo
S%crnbanen til GbronS6iem. Zen, iom
penter Der at finoe en- itOr Bp, blir ifllf.
Jet. Saa9ootiDm bet encite Seu9roi9e
| SDen CT "Gpmtirten" men beu er p9s
ida alene oGrot en- G6rpnobiemsreiie.
3pg, ot Iaa psiaa nO9ct anoet al Snters
este | 3bruubbjem, - ri Operpar nems
Zig ct Wgoe al "5rslie8nrneen", Der /
Norge, lt9eiOm ogiaa | be andre lfaubis
%napiitc 2anbe pOrer Ell 6etHnfelig bur
ZIG SRGt. seq la9oe: "pl laa itp9et al
Snteresie"; Der er nemlig mere at le
enb at bgre peo oens @lo8tieneIter.
Sele oens suo$tienitti9e Gpelie uar
ben Grab fcrar9eli9, at ri life bOlot 10,
til ben bar ilnt. BOG, ies tommer tnnite
IND paa BET aapitel ell9an9 ienere.
Oct er mig umlligt, Sr. Reoottsr,
al leoere no9en 8eiicbeItripete. Sfrtoe
je9 9jere 5priss berpau, mantte ieg tase
Yngunr Nilieus 8eiieganuobo9 for mig,
% fOpiere no al ben. Set bar ie9 imio-
lertio bpcrteu 5io eller emit til; lea bill
on heller raaoe "9ecprobs 8piten"8 9G.
Iere til lelp at fiBbe 8pgen. Cor imio.
lertio at 9ipe pore @enner / g(merifo
libt llnoerretnin9 on, buOr hi bar ban,
fet, Ifal leg tprtelis an9iue Ruten:
Sra 3brpHobiem tog ri meb Camp,
lib til Bergen, u9 anlBb paa @eier
G~briitianiunb pg Naleimnb. Otter e.
Bar Cages Spbplb | Bergen, pioert
meS 9ampifib til Staoanger. Serfrc
inbpper 8ofniiOroen til 9an6. Saa pi
bere ppisieunem SulOal % &clcal I'll
Sbbe / S~arbnnger. @n 4 timers Sei.
labs paa SaroangeriiUrben braate ps
cibere til Gioe, buOrfra Ri meo 2anb.
itpos crOs Uper &os til @uopan9cn
Span. Serira fsrte Ell liben Camp.
baab Os til 2HrSal8sren. Ser be0pnbtC
ri ben lauge 9anbtur puer 6ilefielt
9icnnem 8nlbers % 2anb til @iBpic
peo Wtipien. Otter en- liben 9(fltiffe,
pp til 8iri, tilbaae til GDriitiania fprb'
Samar % Gib&uplb. &c set er 6elt
Sltren.
Naar ie9 III life oil siue uo9en or.
pentli9 &eiiebeItripelie, peuter fanIt,
9tcgen, at ieg ital fUrtGlte liot ON b
Snbtrpt jcg bar iaaet al Nurse p9 nor.
lfe 5orbOloe ! Oct Sele ta9et. Get far
sierne benbe, at ies eusuns ienere gin
5crIss berpna Mteu M faar ies iluttt
ipr oenne Gang meb en- uenlis Suffer
til %. g."s 9Giere.
-
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01
Fire Gnfer iaar GenIiou

Ientantbuict pebtOs / Snsbass SeuaietS
5orilae pm Of beuil9e $4,000 aarlio
Reiiipn ior fslsenOe Gnter: Gntcn
eiter General Spbn 6. Srempnt, Gnfen
eiter @eu. @eu. .. McGlenau, Gnfen
fiter Gen. George Gropf % Gnfeu eiter
Sen. 8obert Soues.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01

The winter term of the Valdez
Business College aud Normal School
opens Nov. 10th, 1890, but students
are received at any time and al find
classes TO suit their scholarship.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01
glaben GprreIponoanec.

San Ell auipgnina, I. Gr. en- 8eniiou itris
Uss paa Gprli, Emit 5rauit eaer Sbenit?
Soar: Gn idaoan glnie9ning mao
itrioes / Oct engelife SprOg.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01
see roger Satnpbcr!"

%ltoraabte DIR. 5~ersuiun, ibet ban traabte
mo / lit Sus % penbte iis til en- Sfples
tamerat, ium ban bapbe inbbuot til
Mibbas. Men Marp bapbe ct g(nialo
al SppeOpine, % ban auiaa Oct beripr
at bore bebit at ipiie Mibba9 i en- &es
itaurant.
"&eb 8u", ia9be ben 9amie Sfole-
famerat, ibet 4arret 9it neSoper @aoen,
at iaabou 6oueopiue tummer ira Mns
pcimertsr % iOritDrret 5Urosielie, p9 at
DR.. Pierce's Pellets er ell Iifter &ur
Ior alle ioobnme Snoer? Seq tiger
Zig, min Some bar liOt niigelis al iaa.
ban Spuebpiue, inotil bun beopnote at
bru9e oiSje Pellets; iioen bar buu life
Ell eneite Sang baut 6poeSpire, % III
er bet ct Adr iioen." DR.. Pterce's
Pellets turerer 5uritOppelie &nloeipgs
bonnie, 9astriit % bilips 6ppeOpine %
alle uproener / Mapens, 9epercns "a
Iarmenes 5inftiouer. @drautcret, at
DC / etbucrt Siliel0e pirfer ~tilireo8itils
lenoe; bpis life, siues &ensene til6age.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01

S%notGgter. De iamleoe Suotaster
ira iIoenlanbite Sfatte / be to isrite
Maaneoer al inoepGrenbe 8eanlfabs
aar beleb Jig til $25,502,5 $40 impb
s23,6;0,f7 bet tilipareuoe 9iosrum
iijor.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01

Mob apnitelier uip. siues intet beorr
Miboel eno ct. 3afobS Ole. Oct bel
6reoer burtig os iitfert % burOe finoes
/ ale Susbolonin9er.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01

The attendance at the Valdez Bus
mess College and Normal School at
DEBORAH, Iowa, is 100 pet. greater
now than it was at the same time last
wear.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01
apmiteen for @spilauiuaer hn

nnstet Of iaoitille til SeStasclie Senn.
tets amenoemcit til IN 8cuil9nius al
$4,000 ior a~rteiilt Srrisation i SpS.
og 8orb 7atuta.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01

Gn Gent fan s |iitfert ipare. Scno
eiter Starter al 2ano. 998 &. RoSz
bolts advertisement paa iioite SIDE aj
Slaoet.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01

Yrehoenten meo 5amilie er eiter ei
8 Tigers OpbOlo i erosion, @a., fpm.
men tilbasc til ss~aibiustpn.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01

The students at DEBORAH Institute
will be much pleased with the new
offices for Business Practice. 1,6.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01

Prof. Breckenridge reports a lar
ger attendance now than he has had
at the same time for the last three
years. 1.17.6.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01

6remifreOne Gamer. 8 MaSia,
d)uIett3 bar nDlis TO Gamer taset Stpr'
mano8ernmer. Be er be9sc siite meb
9apteiuer. SEQ apinpef9ngilet famine,
iteos CT 0tii8 Seaa Smith, FIN 20 9lar
9amntel, blcpen nniat lom SperlGge.
Decorah-posten., 1890-10-01

Students from % Counties and 5
States are enrolled at the Valdez
Business College and Normal School,
DEBORAH, Iowa. Winter term opens
Nov. 10th. 1890.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30

sgtd there exists NO assEGut in scripture
Tor the change Of C. letter IN the section
OF tho Confession referred to. To pre-
sumo upon u broader hope il exoee ilngly
dangerous to the man il the pew-to pre-
sumo that in doing good according to
natures light he is gaining salvation
and 1t 10 dangerous to the hsatnen to pre-
sumo SO. IL Is faise phiianthroph, it
is mock sentimentality to excuse our
indifference in sending him the gospel by
rslegaiiug him to the possible hope OF q
future probation. 1t is dangerous also
to tho Christian because it will paralyze
him in mis- duty. The Lord will require
OF us the blood Of the heather and of our
neighbors in this land to whom we have
not told the truth faithfully.
In Ezskie! III, IS, 10, the following
warning is found When say unto this
wicked, thou shalt surely die, and thou
givest him n t warming, nor epaakest to
wasn the wicked from his wicked way,
to save his life, the same wicked man
shall die in his iniquity, but his blood
shall require at thine hand. Yet il
thou warn tue wicked, and he turn not
from his wickedness, nor FROM his wicked
way, he shall die in his iniquity, but
thou hast delivered thy soul" And in
Acts Xxx 26, are the woris, Wherefore
testify unto you this day that l am pure
from the blood Of all men. For
shrsnk not from declaring unto you the
| whole counsel of God"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30


He Regards Ihs Elders OF His
CMurCh as s't1uVs ES1luned Brct1-
ren.S
JoHNsTowN, Jan. 26--At the meeting
held this morning the Rev. DIR. Beaie OF
the Presbyterian church, said
SIT gives me great pain to learn that
some Of my elders, who are bound by
every consideration to uphold aud aid
me in our church work, are holding
secret meetings aud circulating papers 10
my injury. warn you against them, but
ask you 10 pray for these poor dsluded
brethren. They have broken faith. They
are called by our book the representatives
OF the people, but they are not, and
although the will Of tho vast majority OF
the people has been expressed in apublie
manner in favor CT the present admins
tration of affairs, the brethren, not salts
fed with that action, nor that the ma
jority should rule, are going about from
house to house endeavoripg to induce
persons to sign this pap against me.
Again, ask you TO join in praying for
these brethren. Their conduct is an in
suit to the congregation as we'll es to my.
SELF"
None OF the elders were present this
morning, and it was impossible to receive
several persons Into the church who de-
sired to be taken ia.
At the meeting held tonight, DR..
Eeale declared before God that the re.
port sent out about him in numerous
ways was untrue in every respect.
The elders were conspicuous tonight
by their absence, although Elders Sheri
dan and Gors are reported to be neaTlJ
ready TO come over to DR.. 8sale'5 side
| The other elders are employees of tn,
Cambria Iron Company. Elder Gore sale
recently that the elders had PLEDGE
themselves aolemnly not to so into tn'
church until the present trouble ssertled
which means when the pastor is remove Z
Elder Jones recently presented his sid
! Of the trouble TO tn. presbytery, snt
their snswer was "Go home and sestl
it among yourselves"
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30
4 DARING ooLoRsD BUKa1AR.
The Alarming Experiences of a
Family ON Wilson street ON SUM
day Morning.

The Alarming Experiences of a
Family ON Wilson street ON SUM
day Morning.
About 2 O'Clock on Sunday morning,
Mrs. Pierce of No. Ills Wilaon street was
suddenly aroused from sleep by the touch
OF heavy coarse hand drawn across her
face. She thought it WAS her husband,
snpposing that he mad Just returned from
attending FIRE, the alarm for which had
been struck between IL and II o'cloc Mr..
Piegce had also gone to the Opera House
Saturday night, 40 after lighting lamp
and turning it down low, Mrs. Pierce
went to sleep again. She was awoBe out
OF doze by noise dowustair-. Pres
emily she saw the shadow OF man in
the entry. She cal ed to him still think
ing it was her husband. Ono of the elder
TINT it was discovered that Mr..
Pierce was lying sound asleep.
He was immediately aroused and
went down stairs. Mr.. Pierce carried
lamp. He met big colored man in
the passage way. Following question
as to what he wanted the man made a
jump knocking tine lamp out Of Mr..
Pierco's hand. At the same moment e
knife or something bright flashed in the
burglars hand. The oil was spilled over
the entry floor and the carpet caught
fire. In the darkness aud confusion the
colored man escaped. Nothing has been
heard OF him since. There were no val.
uables of any kind stolen. Entrance to
the house had been made by an alley
leading to the kitchen, window Of
which had been left unbarred.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30
Il TRAMP,s 20 ,sIRLs Aor.
AsiGop i'm the Clubhouse Of "a Pas-
sengor Engine, with steam Up, OF,
the Hk. A, d, Track.

AsiGop i'm the CRb-bOuso Of 81 Pas-
sengcr Engine, with steam Up, ora
the 10. & d. Track.
The details of the cHse in which q
tramp named Thomas Davis was fined
$40 and costs and sentenced to one
months imprisonment By Judge Ball in
the city court on Friday, are. as follows:
Night-aatchman John h. Davis found
the prisoner asleep in tho engine cab OF
10. "a. Steam was up and the engine
ready to start out. All that the drunken,
irresponsible tramp had to DO was to
turn on the throttle valve. That done,
which he could accomplish by just
stretching out his hand for the purpose,
and the big engine would have rushed
out from the engine house upon Its path
OF incaleulable damage. Waterman Davis
took the man out and TUNED him of,
when the prisoner suddenly turned,
snRtched the lantern from the hands OF
Fire Inspector Ohstlss Sullivan, who had
inst happened to come up, and than at
tackled both men. The prisoner was
eventually driven of. But he returned
again, and Mr.. Davis discovered him O
second time sleeping in the cab Of pas
senger engine No. 6i3, which also had
steam up. Had the tramp pulled the
throttle of this engine it would have
started out on the main track aud dashed
into number of passenger coaches.
In sentencing the prisoner Ju1Re Bal
made emphatic reference TO the terribl,
possibilities OF what might have been thu
outcome of the mans irresponsible act
Scores of human lives might have beer
sacrificed, in fact. there is no limit to TIT
possibilities of death and destruction
that may have followed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30
nnAnGnp w1rn rRA up.
The Beckett Sale stepped by Crsdi-
tore Who EEad HSneE shat sint.

tore Who EEad HSneH shat sink.
Chancellor Salisbury, on the sDp!ioa-
ton OF Messrs. Eoffeeker IL HOlfseEer,
attorneys, on Saturday gcantsd an in
junction TO prevent Sheriff Allan from
proceeding with the public sale OF ths
stook of furniture in q. ]. IL. Beekett's
store, No. 800 Shilsy street. yhe sale
Rad been advertised TO take piaoo ut 10
o'clock on Monday sud shortly before
that hour large crowd OF prospective
buyers had assembled when the njuno-
ton wsl served.
The comptainants 10 the oR8s are CLARK
Thomas " Company, W. Il. Snowd9p,
Heywood Brothers Il Company, George
Chapman u Company, Denn;son " De
Almond, w. L. stewart IL Company and
Joseph Morgan N Company, Pbiladsl-
phia merchants, whose claims snd those
of others who have not obtained j1dg-
ment aggregates s. 200. They charge
.ithst or Dacembsr 23th, 1859 that the
respondent being in failing circumstances
| financially and in contemplation of in
| solVenoy, ana in order 10 work practically
an assignment of his estate uadsr which
certain Illegal and fraudulent preferences
should b. made, caused q judgmonE to be
entered for the alleged real dsbt OF
81 ,0G0" and ''said respondent likewise
caused another judgment TO be entered
in favor of Iiighmsn Johnaton, trustee,
for tho alleged debt of $9, 51i.62, &c"
The inventory ami appraiaenlsnt of the
lazy showed property valned at "a 763 40.
The charges continue; Your complain
ants ara informed and SO charge that the
Judgment WAS given and intended to
cover up the property of said respondent
so as to prevent the bona fide creditors
from taking Htock in execution in salts
faction Of their debts, and is gross and
unconselonabls fraud upon their rights.
They further charge that, in addition Il
the mortgage Of So 900 on his store, No
800 Shipley street, he placed on Dscem
ber 28En last an additional mortgage o.
So, 800 on the property, in order to covel
up any available margin OF value.
They charge that Beckett has secretly
removed much of his stock or sold it at {
great bargain SO that the value OF tn,
goods advertised is much less than th
Judgment upon which the writ was Issued
that his personal property is all his avail
able asseta and that by means OF judg
ment in favor Of said respondent John
ston, the said Beckett is seeking to Chez
and defrsud his creditors out OF thei
Just claims and Beckett has openi
aYowad that this substantially wEs hI
purpose and that he had his affairs y
fixed now that bis creditors Nigh
whistle for their money so far ss he wa
conesrnsa,'"
The resp 5ndent Beckett is cited to ar
pear before the chancellor at Dover o
March 10Th to answer the charges.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30

Oouucilmsn James A. Mills Of Phila-
delphia, was severely burned on the face
and head on Saturday by en- explosion
while filling paper shells with powder
and shot.
2. II. & Dalos McGraw, manufacturers
OF corssts in MoGrswville near Cortland,
New York, made an assign msnt last FRI
day. The firm had been rated IS worth
from SIS, 600 to $l25, 90.
The 10 ,listilleries Of r. j. McGibhen,
who was buried in Louisville on datur-
day, were eiogsd On that day, he having
appointed no administrator, and there
being no one to take charge. About 800
men are thrown out o! work,
A seven-story binding ct the corner OF
Sixth and sycamore gtreats, Cincinnati,
belonging TO the Niliiam eileen estate,
and occupied by several firms, was de-
stroyed by FIRE on Saturday night. The
losses are estimated at nearly $500, 900.
The 125th anniversary Of the birth of
the poet Robert Burns, was celebrated in
Chester, Pa, by the Robert Burns CiuS.
Among the speakers were Secretary OF
State Stone, aud Senators Delameter AMI
Robinaon. Coyers were laid Cor 500 per.
sons.
During = street fight in sahnths, Ksu-
SOS, last Thursday night, Wesley Mo.
Namara was bitten on one Of his fingers
by stranger, whoge memo is supposed 10
be Gilbert Jones McN9mGra died On
Saturday "erhihiting every symptom OF
hyarophobia.
J. W. R5nds, captain OF the board Of
harbor masters Of New Orleans, and a
famous Confederate nuVal clicar died or
| Saturday at Meridian Mississippi. 6,
pneumonia, During this war 10 oou.-
manasi tho Confederate steamers
Arkansas, Florida, Clarence and Webb.
A. n. Nelson was shot and kills5 in
| AbbevilIe, s. o., on Saturday by his wife,
who then attempted suicide ~ shooting
herself in the head. she is 10 critical
| condition. Nelson had bought his wife %
pair OF shoes, and lost thym on lis way
| homo while under the iLauaace OF Liquor.
His wife sent Kim back 70 hunt for thsm,
aud upon his return unsuccessful ska
killed hin in her rage. u.z
Mrs Harrison hsld her frst public
RECEIPT on at tbs White House on satur-
day afternoon from 3 to O'Clock. She
was insisted by her daughter, Mrs. NICK %,
Mrs. W. P. Frye OF Maine, Mrs. Cabot
Lodge of Massachusetts, and Mrs. James
4. Ciarkson. The house was beautifully
decorated for this occasion, and music
was furnished by the 1srine Band. The
attendance, while very large, was not 40
csllerB were mostly ladies. ..---
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30

Special Corespoudeueco II Gazette aud journal
HAaYDEL, Jan. % The 81. e church at
thls PLACE was the scene Of q brilliant we'd
ding On ThursdgY night. the contracting
paroles were FrsnG!in p hidtord 'ot Caro-
lire county and Miss Ida ", laughter Of
Il Representative phllemms Saouen, Of
Delaware Tbs bridesmaids wers Miss
Scotch, sister Of the Drtt2 aud Miss Lily
Hutehins o. Dover Miss. Iolta lIutchius
OF Dover played tile wedding mnrch. The
croousmen vaCe j. Richards snd David
swing. The Rev. q. W. Conway per-
formed the ceremony. The church Was
handsomely decorated. The bride wore
brown henrietta and velvet and carried
roses aud smilsx and tho maids wore steel
henrietta and velvst. There were large
number of guests IN attendance and after
the ceremony a reception WAS held at the
residence ~ the hr!le's parents. The
couple left for & tour to Troy n. Y, yester-
day.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30
DEFALoArION.

superintendent PiersOn OF the
BuiIdcrs' Exchange short in His
Accounts.
William II. Pierson, Jr., superinten-
dent of the Builders Exchange, is short
in his accounts few hundred doliars.
The discrepancy was discovered through
the finance committees inspections Of ac'
counts. Upwards of 5000 paid by the
members 6s dues to the exchange are un-
accounted for aud there is considerable
amount of money paid rs hall rent is also
said to have been taken ky young Piersou.
The amount of the shortage is not known
exactly aSthe hooks are in badly mixed
condition and the one set apart for
''rsntsn is missing. The young mans
official bond which was kept in place TO
which he had access is also misHing. An
Investigation ia being made Of the &c.
counts to deter nine the smount OF young
Pierson's peculations.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30
Redeem, tne Pledges.

Cecil Democrat.
Ia Oecl we are in no special need of
safeguards becaure voting is reasonably
straight here; but il it is aiready straight,
ballot reform will not make ii crooked,
and we have no right to resent the possi-
bilities that elsewhere have proven such
Realities as TO endanger party success. II
the Democrats have a majority in Mary
lsnd, tho Australian ballot law will not
rob ihem of it. On the contrary, II will
emphssize il. They may havs a ma
jcrity and yet lone it by the disgust that
will be endangered through purbliud op-
position to the semblance OF fairness. II
they have not majority, they have no
right TO manufacture one. If the present
session of the legislature adjourn WITH
out doing something tangible to redeem
the pledges 70 often maze before the
election and so often ignored afterwards,
the chance is grim that no ballot law will
save the Democratic party from defeat
when next it asks the peoples sufrages
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30
ST. ARDRE R,S FIRE.

saturday The J0th Anniversary of n
COnTIavratiGn winch Destroy ed
Odd Sc. Andrews Church.
Saturday was the 50th anniversary Of the
total destruction by fire of old st.
Andrews Church, the building thst ante
dates the present one.
~ remember 1t well" said Abnsr p.
Bailey to reporter on Saturday, "the
fire broke out between and O'Clock,
Saturday. 1t caught from the heater in
the basement. Ths flames Immediately
ran up the steeple which was wooden
one. The heat was so intense that the
big church bell was melted US 1t hung, the
bell-metal dropping down into the build
ing. The conhagfa,ion was the most
magnificent sight OF the kind ever wit
messed here. Tie wind was from the
west. It carried the burning fsgots right
scross the town. Some of them fell on
the farm buildings of Edward T. Bellah
in Brandywine this side OF the present
Beggs' brick factory. In front OF ALI
mond's groo ry store key Of du Points
powder stood. Some brave men picked
ii up and d posted it in the old savings
fund building Oh Market street. 1t was
very cold afternoon indeed. The old
hand engines of the Water Witch, Reli
ance, Delaware, Ph@nix and Friendship
were on hand, but the men could dc
nothing, the fire YVES SO fierce. The
building WAS heap Of ashes before night.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30

Few people appreciate the function OF tho
skin in removing from the eirculatory sys-
teul waste matter. Be It known, therefore,
that healthy person will, In ~ hours, ez-
crete from tbs skin about IS IT, OF water,
alb VT 300 or. Of cold matter and aboat 400
er. OF carbopic acid gas. Il is Of The utmost
Importance that this debris be frequently
removed. Hence the necessity Of bathing
often. But thu bath must not irtitate and
infame the skin as IL will DO II highly
scented and eolored soaps are used. Tho
highest authority bestows upon Messrs. a..
n r. Pears OF LONDON the credit Of man
utacturing the finest aad pures. soap IN the
world
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-01-30
uen,,, OF Re,on.7o, nine.

Mrs. Helena O. Hilier, widow Of August
Hitler, died Sunday at her home, aNo.
4 East Seventh street, at tina age OF rs
ysarq. Her dea was csused bv rhsuma-
tism. ehe viii be buriaG on "Wednesday
afternoon from No. sol Tatnall street.
Iuterment will be made in Wilmington
ana Brandywine cemetery. Her husband
and children died some years ago. The
family kept dyeing establishment at No
4 Ealt Seventh street for many years.