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my idea OF the personnel OF an ideal engi-
neer company is as follows: One captain, two
first lieutenants, two second lieutenants one
company clerk, who shall be a stenographer,
two photographers, four electricians, ten signal
men first and second class, ten topographers,
draughtsmen and surveyors; other assistants
to include axemen, steam engineers, sail
makers, blacksmiths, carpenters and a couple
OF men who understand the packing of ami
mails, besides forty others miscellaneous. There
should also be mechanician for the repair of
instruments and o photographer versed in re-
production of drawings.
"A company should number about one hun
dred men, as to construct pontoon bridge re-
quires working detail Of ninety men, and on
such an occasion every one has to work at this
task and to go into mud and water like duck,
without any squeamishness whatever.
whether the organization Of such q COM
pany as the one speak OF is practicable here
under the usual circumstances attending the
recruiting or organization of militia may be
considered doubtful. But taking everything
into consideration it does seem feasible to or
ganize q small company of engineers which
would satisfy the usual requirements of our
present number OF troops. AS the usual num-
Der Of engineer troops to other arms of the
service is as one to forty, fifty or sixty men
would be good proportion for the troops of
Der of skilled men would form basis suffi-
cient for forming an engineer regiment num-
bering 800 men. as they would nearly all be
competent to take places as instructors"
The famous St. Bernard dogs are very care
fully trained. A traveller who visited some of
the monasteries Of the monks OF St Bernard q
few years ago found the monks teaching their
dogs from the earliest stages Of puppyhood.
Not only 10 physical and mental training in
cluded in the teaching, but spiritual culture 10
by NO means neglected. At meal time the dogs
sit in row, each with . tin dish before him
containing his repast. Grace is said by one of
the monks; the dogs sit motionless with bowed
heads. Not one stirs until the Amen" II spoken.
II . frisky puppy partakes Of his meal before
grace 10 over an older dog growls and Rently
tugs his sar.-Osr Dxnsb Animals.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-16

sEA-SIDE-JERsEY COAST.
DREXTON VILLA, CAPE MAY CITY, Nj. EN-
paZzas; in full view OF the the Iron i1e
and hot and cold water baths. Special rates {,
families for season. Mrs. j. A MYERS, Cape May
n. j. myl leo, Am
STOCKTOS HOTEL,
y CAPE MAY, Nj
REMODELED AND FURNISHED.
Cuisine and appointments of the Highest order.
Jel 6-Im +. THEU. NATION, Prom
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-16


SARATOGA.
LAKE GEORGE
AD1RoSDAcKs.
On and after SUNDAY JUNE -. express trains on
West Shore raiiroad will run TO and from the Jersey
close connection with fast trains TO and from Wash
CATsK1LL MOUNTAIN ExPREss-Leave WASH
ington 20 m. Jersey City station At 40 am
Grand Hotel BOG pm. Ph@nieis. 22op.m, Par rio
cars Phisde!phia 10 Hobsrt and Jersey Cy to Grand
,tsAhATQdA AND, cATsKILL MOUNTAIN Ex-
station IisS am ArriVs Hotel kaas srssf '' Vs
Kingston; 4 90 pm: Grand Hotel, 4 rs p m; Pho
p. .ls. 40 pm Arrive ssra,oss $50 Pm
City os raha ao,e erss
Saratoga aud Caldwell
CIAL-Lesye WASHINGTON 800 NJ Jersey City Sta
ton at 3:es m. Arrive Hotel Kaaterskill via King
as PIN. Mountain House ststion, SIS p m Palen-
y for HSss easS
Hotel Station and Washington to sarstogs without
Purchase tickets at Pennsylvania railroad Offices and
connect in the Jersey City Saeen for all northera re-
sorts BY West Shore railroad. bssgSSge checked
js25.to sci General Passenger Agent. New York
RLUE MT HOUSE, WASHINGTON CO.. MD
letter Or IN person to J: p. SHANNON, c.TrOiitOh
ii SLAND PARK, HARPERS fEhhD--ILe nnest
i pleasure grounds in the country. Music Dancing.
Boating. Fishing. Swings. FLYING Horses Croauet,
&c, all free. Every THURSDAY from Baltimore and
Ohio station at 10 Tickets. including reserve
scat both directions, 81. auS-tu.w.s-ue3
MATER GAP HOUSE,
w Delaware Water Gap Pa
,eo-3m l. W. BROADHEAp
r lockwood HOUSE HARPER's FERRY. W. VA.
IL Mira s. y. LOyETT, proprielress Will OPEN June
9TH among the noun tains shady lawns; roonls newly
pante and renovated; fine views from all windows
excellent table, fresh milk. terms 80 per week.
myl9-3m
MONTE VISTA.
Summer Home In the AlleehanieG
With fine view Of mountainh
OPEN THROUGH SEPTEMBER.
For rates and other Information address
MONTE VISTA,
au7-2w oakland. Nd
DROsPECT HILL-BFAUTIFUILY SITUATED
in the Mountains Of Virginia shade, Fruit. spring
Water Piano, zine Saddle Horses Table Board unea-
celled. City references HENSON SIMPSON, North
Fork, Loudoun county, Va b3l-thfks 3sn
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

The article elsewhere In the REPuBII-
CAN portraying the difficulties Kepubh-
cans have In paying their taxes 10 st.
Georges Hundred cannot fail to mako =
marked impression on tie mind OF every
whether Democratic or Republican. The
conduct OF willard b. Biggs, son OF the
Governor, collector OF 81 Georges Hun
dred. out llerdds the despicahle taciic.
Of Dougheriy and Mckee In this city.
There 10 not the least doubt that hun
dreds of Democrats ia this city are op-
pored to the con uct OF the meu and
intend to rehuke them a. the next cleo
ton. An honest and prominent Demo
crat tsid 10 representative OF the kK.
PUBLICAN to-day that the actions Of
Dougherty nnd Mckee will cost tile Dem
ocrats 800 votes in this city.
There never has been Q collector from
the time OF Archie Given down who did
not cit In the evening to collect taxes, but
these two men had . new plan. They
were to astonisb the Democratic party at
What they could do Ia DISTINGUISHING Re.
publiesus, ~ sittngat hours when they
could not come 10 pay their taxes.
Continuing. this Democrat said they
have astonishtd the party. but they will
bo more as snishei than snyboiy else
when the Levy Court mee,s and they will
ind their disappointment opposed by men
who have the success aud The welfare oil
the Democratic party at heart. This
gentleman was Of the opinlon that they
would not bs rcappointed, as II would
lead to = IN oct sure defeat.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15


Tho cneapsst hat house I'm tho city
RumfOrd i'ros'. 5OA Market street.
Brazilian HAHN cures cod. ~ doses, ioc.
Inv Bush's coal, YOU WIN lise II.
American Laundry, co. West Frontst.
Try Hush's coal; you will surclylixs
Cupping aud leeehing 1913 II. seeond,t.
Zine lsk. Kings at HAMS, 10 u. Ath strest
Frank Roop snith. druggist, 9Th and King.
sbirts, loc.; collars aud cuGs, o.. each. City
steam Laundry. 9th and shipley streets.
An excellent mcrino undcrshirl for 50c.
at Wyatt & Co =. 6O3 Market street.
Prompt service, good work. no ripping or
shrinking, at new carpet cleaning works.
,. q, Hodges, Proprietor. No. ic3 West
highth street. Telephone al.
1se new CARPET cleaning works IA the best
nrrnincJ for nrst tllsi work. Positively no
ripping or shrinking. '. y. Hodges. pruprie-
Tor, No. ind West Eighth street Telephone
81.
u You want cheap picture frames 90 u q
X. Elnrl, Yn3 West second street. have the
large 5, stock IN Delaware. Com. and see ior
Yourselves.
d'ss. 40 Market stree has Che largest and
Cheapest stoc OF hata, white shirts, under
wear, n.rkwear aud hosiery In Tie city. Cali
aud see hiin.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15
PosTorFIcE VS.. CUSTOM HOUSE WIT

The Custom House Is full Of bursting
mountainous intellect has Numbered
In travail,
Tho Postoiilce Carriers call II prig'ness,
And say what cnn such tiny, little
mouse avail'
am no longer tramp to snuff the grip,
NIL Customs chair and write my
little poem.
To my printer lot my progeny slip,
This comprises NIL my days work ex-
cept to so home.
Now lest you think I'm putting on
Ayars.
Which the letter trnmps now all brag
that they have cast oil;
just read my lutte poem ON carriers,
Aud when you see the great poet your
hats you can doll.
"ISFoRMATios WANTED"
What ais the "carrlcrs." can any ono
tell?
Their heads arc all swelled and none
can now smell
With stoppcd-ap nose and heads nearly
split,
Cant you give them cure for the
turDal LA Grippe?"
To serve you dear people" the boys
Double duty they say. but this is their
luck.
From fiye in the morning till late in the
night,
But they lay 1t on "Grippe," who has
got them down tight
Mcdaniel and Niedermaicr, both sturdy
fellows,
With snoezmg they're home to mend
up their bellows.
Then Barton and Kicnle, who always
were nip.
with the grip.
| DUFFY, $50 tough" that 1t cannot catch on
And Roberts $50 small" that IL pnssci
along.
And "iiello jack. MS lie swings to TIN
| breeze,
| Says thank you, my dear, have M
time to siicczc.
There's O'Connor "the messenger" VIII,
| drives up the mail,
| To watch now his gnit ono would thinl
| him u snail;
lie snoczcs and coughs and wipes OFF hi
| lip,
| "blancd grip"
From the head OF the office down to til
mokc,
Each one in turn has felt the flu
stroke,
II your mail should DO late, why don
get too Hip.
Remember they're gripped "with til
| Terrible Grip"
Wilmington, Jan q. $50,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15
1900

For Gentlemen. Sure cure. Is NOT
only II sure cure in every case but a
read preventive il taken in time withouu
delay. Sold i'll one and two-doilar bot.
ties, Depot, Wilmington. Del, No. lQl
East Fourth ST. e2d-Gts
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

Richard Cox, who is now engaged In
the shoe business in Philadelphia. has
beon passing day or two among his
friends In our city, At u meeting held in
the Odd Fellows' Hall Ia 1861, under the
direction OF Colonel Lsmotte and others,
alter br eli address in regard to the out
break In the South, and the singing of
"The Star span. led Banner" by Jos phi
Heston, the crowd Joining In the chorus,
a rush was made by number OF young
men to join the proposed company to
nut down the rebellion, aud he was the
seventh man to enroll his name on the
list. On tho discharge OF the three
months' men he enlisted in Company II,
First Delaware Regiment, under COM
mand OF Captain j. IL. Tanner. He
passed through the various battles for
the next three years and ten mohths, but
on the IA h of october, 1854, ho was shot
iu the leg at Brostow station, and after
wards sent TO the hospital at Alexandria.
After time he was allowed TO come to
our city, and although Colonel Bailey
refused him admission to tho hospital in
cur city, he hobbled about on crutches,
aud participated in the special election
when Mr.. smilhers was elected to Con-
gress. Before he recovered sufficiently
TO ion his regiment the war closed and
he was bonorabiy discharged. Age is
gradually advancing on him, but he 10
still hale and hearty and ieels as great n
desire for the unity and prosperity OF our
country as he did In his early manhood,
and should danger threaten through
domestic or foreign foes he would again
shoulder his musket and do his duty Us u
loyal and patriotic citizen.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15
A TAN RECEIPT HUNT,
The st. Georges Collector scamper
Over the Country With Pack Of TIA xa-
blcs in Pursuit.

The st. Georges Collector scamper
Over the Country with Pack Of Taxa
blss In Pursuit.
Middletown yesterday morning was the
scene OF a novel hunt OF Republican
poll-taxables after the tax collector Of
81. Georges hundred, Willard d. Biggs,
3 son OF Governor Bsggs.
eeven colored men, headed by Q. +.
Gndenherg, Of Odeeis. came over to
Middletown from Port Penn In order to
pay their taxes, get their tax receipts
and quality TO vote. A party of Demo.
cratic politicians encountered Captain
Grllenberg and his squad on the south
side OF the town. An alarm was imme-
dia,ely spread and messenger dispatch.
cd to warn Collector Biggs OF the ap.
proach OF the Republican poll-taxables.
The latter. however, out-strippel the
messenger, and the frst intimation that
the collector had of their approach was
view Of Captain GhiI-nberg and his
dusky forces marching over his front
lawn.
The collector saw that a crisis had
come. Hastily sns:ching his hat, he
quietly slipped out his back door and
struck across the back yard at full speed
The Republican taxables caught sight Of
him, aud like pack Of hounds, eager for
the hunt, broke Into dead run and fol-
lowed In hot pursuit. Over the garden
fence went Collector Biggs, and close to
his h. els came the colored men. The
gallant captain trundlei along in the rear
painting and putting and encouraging lis
men to "follow him c.ose."
with an n iliiy that ould do credit to
q college athlete, Collector Biggs vaulted
ten fences, sped through fields, around
the western end OF the town, spreading
CONSERVATION in flock Of sheep. threaded
his way through drove Of cattle, dashed
through Hukill's lumber yard, much to
the CONSERVATION and establishment OF the
workmen there employed aud finally was
overtaken at Ma1weiPs Hot !, in the ex.
IRENE western part OF the town aud sur
rounded ~ the Republican puIsu-rs
There he stood like a stag at bay. Capt
Grincnberg, came IN vt the end OF til,
hunt, painting and well-ngh exhausted
A parley was held. The Republican
had bagged their game, but they had no
secured their receipts. Capt. "Gria'
threatened to follow Collector Biggs TO
the rest OF the day If the receipts wer
not forthcoming. The collector had 81
ready furnished fun and amusement t,
the town, and did not wish to make
further spectacle Of himself. A compro
mise wac tkersupon arrived At The col
lector repaired to his house and ISSUED
the receipts, and Captain GriiIenberg An,
his colored mon went on their way re
joiciug.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

NANTED-A DAIRY BY A CoMPE-
w tent man and wifc. Address
Thomas J Riley. Centreyille, Del;
dill ttd ltwa
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

w ANTED. - ALL CANVAs5ERS
w making Less than Va weekly TO call
At e. &. Ninth At. I-H-5t,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

" LILLIAN MCKENZIE, MERCHANT
w Tailor, b. w. corner Third and Shipley
streets, Wilmington, bel,
,as-Gent's clothing cleaned. dyed. secured
altered and repaired. Suits from sl+ TO %
Pants 10 order IRON 81 up " 1850 a specially
satifaction guaranteed d-toi
WISH TO EMPLOY A FEW
L ladies on salary to take charge OF nv
business at their homes: Light very fasCi-
mating and healthful. Wages, SO per week,
Reference given, Good pay Tor part tlne.
Address with stamp, MRS. MARiON
WALkER, Louisville. Ky. N-ls-50t-eod
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15
JAN. 1, 1890.
We commence the new
year by
Marking Down Goods.

The present prices must
make them 60 fast. Rem
nants of Dress Goods that
are desirable. at about bali
half price. Some of the
lengths will make q lady .
dress for very little money
Our stock Of Black Drese
Goods Is complete, e.
marked down prices.
Velveteens from 2Sc .
yard up. A good silk-faced
velvet, 500. b
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

WANTED "A SMALL FARM WITH
w In tell miles OF wilmington, at n nod
crate rate. Address "a. H., Nepu u can Once.
l-'a bd Alwf
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

WHAT TlCkLED A hOOslER.

One DAY ! was riding along highway
In In lana when came upon a pilo Of
bedding and articles of crockery and
hardware In front OF a farm house, and
seated ON the horse block WAS a corpulent
old man with = very red face. Naturally
enough asked him what bad happened,
and he went of into laughter which
reply; ;,
''But who are Ben and Mary"
"Ben's mY-my-hal hal hal Pew
lated till I'm almost dead. Ben'a my
son, and Mary 10 his hal hal hal-wife."
''But who tumble those things out
therci'
~ did"
"And where arc Ben and Mary"
"She's gone home aud he's broke for
the woods. stranger, excuse me, but
I'd have to lafi II there was 9 corpse Ia
the house. Its too burned funny for
any thiug-hal hal hal"
And he yelled and whocped until
he could have been heard hall = mile
When he sobered up a little asked.
ais there u Joke In this somewhere"
as tberei WhoDpl should say
there wasl Go into the house and you'll
find the old woman nigh dead with laf-
Ing"
"well, what lie il?"
lyon see. Ben got married about
three months ago. Purity good boy. but
Inclined 10 be tricky. lilo married \
purity fair gal, but she's drehully ambi
| cious. They cum home to live. aud
about = mouth ago wanted men the old
woman to deed over the farm to them
and be- taken keer OF the rebt OF our lives.
n a t,,ff Ia hal q. lat ha. htus.a
10 II, and so last week made out deed
discribin' this farm, but some other
farm, though 1t all looked reg NJ nuh.
''Y on doubted their faith, eh?
al kiador did, and so--hai ha! hal
Say, stranger, don't think hard OF Inc.
but I've got to iah or bust. Just
tics les me way back to NY shoulder
bladesl'
He went of into another fit, and when
lie got his breath again he cont nned:
"This mornin' was the sixth day since
they got the deed. As soon as breakfast
was over len eaiI they'd e0ncluded to
git along without our valued company,
and suggested That as it was nine MILES
TO the poor house We make an early
start. He Intended to turn Us smack
out doors without dollar, nut he got
| lett. l lo.u him Eo Il Dtlltf look INTO Tue
deed Bit aud he went 10 town AMI g
kivered tie trick | had played. You
orter seen them two when they came
back Why, why
Aud he laughed again until l had to
pat him on the back to prevent catas-
tophe.
They were the humblest. down-trod.
denest, used-up,st, gone to-pieces pair
you ever sol eyes on. Ben got plug OF
terbacker and boss pistll and left for
the woods, and Mary tel wet towel
around her head aud hooted IL fur her
fathers house. Pve brought out their
buds ard piled 'em here, and If they
don send fur EN- before noon they kln
20 to the dogs"
"Nell, thcy deserve 1t. :"
"Ye., they do, but it was nsrrer es-
cape tor me. II that deed had bin all
right men the Old waman would be
paupers to-day. But 1T wasn't ali right,
And--and
| And | had driven at least half mile
before lost the sounds OF his laughter.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15
DR. simms' white pa,monic saIsam

The finest aud most perfect production
OF IA, deal science ever offered the affiic'
ted for Lung aud Throat diseases, blood
splitting, &c. 1t will positively prevent
the inroads OF consumption and preserve
your system against its destroying pow
err. Always reliable for coughs, hoarse.
nesa, loss OF voice, sore throat, &c.
Regular Druggists sell 1t. Depot, VIII
mingtoD, Del.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15
Philadelphia Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad
November 10th. 1879
Trains Will leave Wilmington a


phisls,selpn,dIa cypress; i.Ss 25s, 4a, $40
.. M, ~ 10, y 30, is9. Az. o. IL. 81,
'e hscam @ os 10 tDn. ~. az, 10, so ma,
a. M. IL g, 2sS 1ho bi9.ai2. = 10, 10 % 10 Il
fof Chester te1press,, 15sesp, 80. 8 50, eto
sH u o. a. M, u 90. 6.5, oih 100, and
~ Accom- m odation, $40. e5l, os, SO io4s
1888. M, IN 2'9a. so. Sal s4S 7p.
70 i i YAH 3, i 4. ~ g.. "a {. g. "a
~ q "a n &c - 'y1, :. aRa 10 a5P nj
ior Newark tCenirel and intermediate sta
'ion ,i, asa % Ind 4 q sna "a
' Hsii!is,srss .%a ,isy I Lias, ~ y >; m, -
S'%%s%S; s$ v; e; A. spd \ q sisa.. :"
~, 800 =. NJ, md laii' night. 49,
Georgttowns ga. m, so and 700 p. IN.
fapiess Tor hafrInston, $50 and 100 p, m.
mar, u OF a. and IL Il y. IN.
franklin city, 3D.. IN.
fort. and norfolk. IL q a. M, and Il ii p. IN.
Lea,. rhnade,p bia. Br Dad stree. for Will
.oS -. Sos. :Sis. Sc 81, So. Ii ID
Hccomodation, 61, On pmus, am,
| Ia 22s, $40. aM, $40, 635 s3s io0s,
| 10 10 aud II 80 D. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia teIpress),i as 40
il.sl 4. a., IN bl7, 6S. 'G21, AM
Accom- odation, 100. a.is sioA, NJ, T.. 10
=. tS., a .9 70 % s.s 70 = FL F. NJ
Accom- odntion, 100, SIS 90 a. m., 1911
Il.1A 40, 7.4D aud 10 35P. VI.
For New YORK texpressh 1H IA, 20
7.So, ~, ~ A NJ, s.z7. Si7. 67. 'daa
For West Chester, via Lamokin, SEA. NJ
For New castle " 10 might.
For Cape Charles, Old Point Com fort an
Norfolk. 100, night.
! For Niddletewn, Clayton. Dover, Wyomin
FELTON,. Harrington. Bridgevli'e, sesiord
Laurel, aud Delmar. l2,0i night.
Baltimore and Washington. 4ts.s.oa p:i.
i2.F Night. Baltimore s.I2 r. NJ. aud IL.
Leave Philadelphia Broad STREET, for Wi
minxton teIprtssl, $50. 10 ii.ls AN
sis S o. $40, 100, SS7. IL 10. ii0, an
nH Accom- notation, ssS 90. 10 sa. IN. IL.
laos so, B 35, l04t II a3 p, IN.
For further Information, passengers
referred to the ticket once al The station.
Trains marked thus are limited expires
upon which extra isre 10 charged.
General Mane"er. General PASSENGER Acen
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

ny ANTED-TO RENT IN ABOUT
w two or three weeks, by a young
Indy engaged during tho das, nm unlur-
n ,hrd room In house OF IA private family
aud easily accessible to 7th aud Market
sU,ets. Terms must be moderate. Ad-
dress T. Box -, tity. jii5tt
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

Our increased trade shows that the
public appreciate 224J lbs. OF good clean
cosl Tor ton, and ttst 10 what We pro-
pose to give Tor the year OF 1890. Our
coal IL under cover al screened, under
oar own supervision. hiudling wood in
large loads. Western cats q speciality,
baled hay and straw Is the ton. Yard,
LOG MARYLAND avenue Telephone, 545.
Central office, 7th aud King streets.
Telephone 5S7. Open in tho evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

A gentleman whose sgnt was SO weak
he coulo not see to rrrcenze an object
but a Jew feet from b Il. after using ons
bottle of DR.. Slmms' ryt Cure, could tell
an object across the ''teet We know OF
several cases of this aud during the
week. 1t is the great ieht preseryer. %
aud 50 cents. 4ih AMI King.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15
BARGAINS II DRY GOODS
FOR CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR


We will commence this day
and continue to sell out our en-
tire stock at cost to close BUSH
ness We call special attention
to our large stock OF Ladies
Mems and Boys Win.
ter Underwear. We want to
turn the stock into cash as 5000
as possible. Those looking TOR
bargains will do well to call and
examine the stock, for this will
be the cheapest place in town to
secure bargains. This is no
catch penny trick, as We have
positively made up our minds
to quit the business, or we will
sell the entire stock to person
with the ready cash. Here is a
chance seldom met with, as this
is an old established stand, do
ing a good business since 1856.
Good and sufficient reasons giv-
en- for selling.
E. T. STROUD & CO.
Ie9 West Second Street.
dn cod ST. W, rs
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

NJ ANTRD. -BOARDERS AT s. W.
w cor. OF seventh aud King sts. Pleas
ant rooms and looi accom- aodstlons. l.B-sN
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

M ANTED - AN EXPERIENCED
w male teacher To teach public school at
Claymont, D~i Apply 10 CHAs. ". Buh-
UEk Clayinont, Del. i-ls-td a Nv
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

There are
many white soaps,
each
represented to be
"just as good as the Ivory.
They are not,
but like
all counterfeits.
they lack 5.-..
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities Of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
It's sold everywhere.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

RITES HAVING SEW
N ins n..rhtnes choking they are w0rn"nt
40 ann OF use then aud have made up ,neiI
-, s,1 10 .tl b, calling at tho koNeit, sew
H., Warhins fcpair WORKS No 40 y
,.ihs. where they a- irtpsrta 70 au-
I h f.n1iI nud Iebuiih ait kinGs OF te"luE
: 49,. s,siuF marHtur men VIII tell
~, iilat your matliucia worn out and eau
,ot errpaircd. they do that w. order V sell
Yuu nrw on. bring v"ur Qua haeni"e 70
a., ,oh WORK done. l., 4, ~ NIoN, No.
E,f Fetrth 81, " Harrington. Del. Is
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

for 10 cabinet photographs aud one l6H2t
crayon portrait at Cummings gallery,
SOP Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

To Prof. NJ. Well, No. 800 Marke,
street.-My Dear Sir: ! have no hesita
ton In testifyiDg 10 the comfort have
derived from the use OF the pen scopic
spectacles, which l obtained from you
last November. The sense OF GOODNESS Ia
my overworked eyes Ia remarkable.
Yours truly,
SPENCER 7. HALL, l.. L. d.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-15

W III you heed the warningl The sig-
nal perhsps OF the sure approach Of that
more terrible disease, Cons umption. Ask
yourselves II you can AFFORD Tor the cake OF
saving 30 cei Is, TO run the risk And do
nothiig for 1t. We know from expert
encc that Shiloh's Cure will Cure your
Cough. 1t never fails. This explains
why more than q Million Bottles were
sold the past year. II relieves Group and
Whocging Cough at once. Mothers do
not be without It. For Lame Back, Bide
or Chest, use Shiioh's Porous Plaster. N
Is. Daniorth, Wholesale and retail agent
Second and Market streets, Wilmington