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Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

On Thursday evening Aiadeley. NJ. f.
church was tho scene of II very pleas
ant wedding, NJ which time Mr.. John T.
Magee aud Miss Mary L. Bruce, daugh.
ter of VIM. 10. Bruce, were united in the
bonds of holy matrimony. Miss Martie
Thomas. cousin of the groom, acted as
bridesmaid and Mr.. VIM. Abbott as best
man, VIM. King, Robert Davis, Henry
Smith and George Green were usiers.
The church was we'll filled with invited
friends. At 8 o'clock the bridal party
entered the church and were met at the
altar by the Rev. e. c. Atkins, who per-
formed the ceremony. Miss Ella Thomas
played the wedding march. The bride
was dressed in cream henrietta and satin
trimmed with Moire ribbon. entrain, and
carr d n bouquet of white roscbuds. The
bridesmaids wore white Henrietta trim
med In satin and ribbon and carried bo-
uquet of cream rose buds. The groom and
groonsman wero atttred in evening
Dress After the cremony they werc
driven to their future home, when the
reception was held An abundance of
were served to large
of relatives. OF tho contract
ing parties they were the recipients of
many handsomc and costly presents. At
n late hour the guests retired, wishing
them many years of happiness.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

Stop at No. sos Market street aud see
jackson has what you want
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

The celebrated 8 B. b. Is. cigar, manu-.
iactured by h. Y. Bourbon & bro., No.
2l9 est Second straeI sold At all the
lssdin4 tells snu Gig n sto,es. rs ons.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

OHERlFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
IL writ OF Levari Facias, to me direct.
ed, will be exposed to public sale. ut
the Court House.. on Market street. be-
tie city of Wilmington. New Castle
County, Delaware,
ON TUESDAY,,
THE 6ru DAY OF MAY, 1890.
ats O'clock, p. m.,
The following described real estate,
viz: All that certain lot of land (lSnown
as lots No. " and 95 on II tract OF land
called Elsmere) situated in Chrstiana
hundred, county and state aforesaid
Beginning at point on the westerly side
OF Northern avenue at distance OF $50
feet southcrly from tho southeriy s.dc
Of the New Road at q corner in line of
landsabout to be conveyed TO John J.
Finn; thence westerly partly by said
line Of land parallel with thc New Il Dad
l50 ftot thence southeriy parallel W it'll
Northern avenue 100 feet to Il corner in
line of land now Or formerly of John
lIearn; then &c castorly by said line of
land parallel with the New Road $50 feet
to "a point In the said westerly side Of
Northern avenue, und thence thereby
northerly 100 feet ton place ofbeginnins,
be tl,c contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken into execution MS
the property OF Robert Kerr and Matil-
da s., his wife, and is, and to be sold by
ALFAN ALLEN, sheriff.
OahSNt W NN't - ~
lsD0 ais
CHERIFF'S sALE-BY VIRTUE OLA
~ writ OF We ditloni Exponas to me direct
ed, will be erDtsed TO public sale at tie
Cous Z House, on Marget street betwetn Tenth
and Eleventh streets. In ihe city OF Winning
Tor, New Castle County, bel.,
TUESDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF MAY. l,9o.
at2o'clock p. m.,
The following des crlbed real estate. viz:
AIlte in crest oil W lillian Conre It being
the utaiyided one half part or moriety OF all
that certain lot OF land situate In the city Of
" iimir sion. Beginning at the westerly side
Jackson street between Finn AID SIX streets
at lnr distance OF S2 let from the s1utnarly
side o I six h street; thence westerly psrali-
To 81 Nth st Get, a,onSa line OF land OF Cav
throp and Bro r, 70 ieet to corner: thence
souther parallel 10 jackson street, Is feet TO
smother e c'rn.r: thence eNstcriy parallel 10
the hrst desciibed line and sixth street ~
iet to the 4f e aid westerly side of eksnn
street, and then thereby northefiy 10 iset
to the place OF be sinnins.
Seized and taken In execution as the
property of william Conner And 70 pc spid
sheria's Once, VIII. April IL. is9,. Arcs
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

Mr.. Josiah Coz Is now located at Cam.
den, N. j., superintending tho paving Of
the streets with Brandywine ru6tle
stone. Mr.. Cox says 1t makes g hand
some appearance.
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

OHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
= writ of Levari Facias. to me direc-
ted, Will be exposed to public sale. ut
the Court House, on Market street. be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets, in
the city of Wilmington, New Castle
County, Delaware.
ON TUESDAY,
THE 9Th DAY OF MAY, 1890.
at2 O'Clock. p. m.
The following described real estate,
viz: All that certain lot piece or parcel
OF land with three frame houses thereon
situated in the city Of Wilmington.
Beginning at u point on the southerly
of "a feet easterly from the eastcrly side
Of Railroad avenue tut % feet wide)
thence southerly ut right angles from
said side OF Fourteenth street "a feet to
| a corner; thence cAstorly parallel with
| fourteenth street u feet to u corner;
1 thence northerly par allei with tho first
described line IA feet to the aforesaid
southerly side Of Fourteenth street. and
| thence thereby westerly 10 feet to the
place Of beginning, be the contents
thereof what they may.
Seized and taken into execution as the
property Of William Conner and Catha-
rfne, his wife, and is, and to be sold by
ALVAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
sheriff's ofiice. Wilmington, April II,
CHERIFF'S SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
. writ of Leyari Facias, to mo direc-
ted, will be exposed to public sale, at
the Court House, on Market street, be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh streets, in
the city of Wilmington, New Castle
County, Delaware,
ONTUESDAY,
THE 9TH DAY OF MAY. 1890,
at O'Clock, p. M,
The following described real estate,
viz: All that certain lot or piece OF land
and two-s ory brick dwelling thereon
erected, situated in the City OF viii
mington. (late Brandywine Yillage)
beginning ut the northeasterly side of
Twenty second street Mt the distance of
25J feot G1s inches northwesterly from
the enorthwcsterly side o LaMotte street;
thence northeusterly parallel with La-
Motto street 50 feet to n four-feet wIdc
alley, connecting with two other alleys
leading into Twenty street;
thence nortiwesterly along said alley
street IA feet to u stake; thence south
westerly and passing through the IN iddle |
OF the brick division wall between this |
and the adjoining house on the north |
west s6 feet to the aforesaid side OF /
Twenty second street, aud thence there !
by southeastcrly IA feet to the place of |
beginning, be The contents thereof what |
they may.
Seized and taken into execution MS
the property of William Conner and
his wife, and William Con
ner, Jr.. and Mary, his wife, and ts and
10 be sold by AI.VAN ALLEN, sheriff.
Sheriff's Office. Wilmington, April II.
s9O ais
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

The toii0wing described real estate, VIE;
Ailthat certain lot or pat . ], Of land with .
brick dwelling thereon erecLed, situate In the
city OF Wilmington. Beginning on the
sasterly side Of Bennett street at the tis-
lance OF % feet inches southerly from the
southerly side OF Tenth street. and at the
centre OF the party wall between this aud
the house adjnIning on the north; thence
essteriy parallel with Tenth street and
through the c, ntre ofsAld party wall 6l feet 5
inches 70 the westerly side of = . feet wide
alley, leading into Ninth street; thence
soutlerly BY said side OF said alley parallel
with Bennett street IL feet inches n. ore or
less to corner; thence westerly and parallel
with Tenth street and through the centre OF
the pa, ty wall dividing this from the house
adjoining on tho south 6?f cot Inches to the
asoress!d side Of Hennett street, aud then. Q
thereby nostherly 10 feet inches to the
place of BEGINNING, be the contents thereof
5eixed and taken In exec ution as the prop
erty of william Conner And CAtharins, his
wife, aud W illiam Conner, Jr., and Mary, his
wife, ~ d IT,, and TO be sold by
ALyAN ALLIE N, Sheriff.
Sherif's ONCE, Wilmington, April II, $50.
ais
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21
CHI AN 0cA,
TENNESSEE.

We have arranged to run VestibuIed Train Of
Pullman Sleeping and Dining Cars to Chattanooga, Ten
nessee. in charge of Messrs. Raymond & Whtcomb to
leave April 26h, from Philadelphia at lao p.
m, Wilmington at 22O p m, Baltimore at 42O
p. m. and Washington at $50 p. m. and be gone
week. Subsistence and all travelling and sleeping charges
for the entire time to be included in
Daily Republican., 1890-04-21

CHERIFF'5 SALE-BYV VIRTUE OF A
~ writ OF We ditloni Exponas to me direct
ed, will be erDt.ed TO public sale at tie
Coust House, on MarGet street betwetn Tenth
and Eleventh streets. In The city OF Wiimiag-
Tor, New Castle County, bel.,
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

may-care-ishness. His marriage to Miss
Yenaga, the American beauty, brought
neither reformation nor freedom from
duns. Hccarried on his games with notO-
rious variety singer. taking her instead
OF lis wife into public assem- blies, while
his wife has managed to find consola-
tions IN other directions
Perhaps the magic OF dukedOm may
work transformation scene. but tho
odds arc hardly that way. The late
Duko of Manchester transferred has IN
tcrest to sheep farming in Now Zealasd
and other colonial enterprises, but it
will be surprising II no has left any
thing like tho aoalth supposed to per-
tain 20 dukcdons a moro Interesting
feature OF this queer picture OF high
life has been and Is tho rotations be-
tween tho Duchess and Lord Harrington
Tor years tho fashionable chronicles
have linked their names together
hundred times oftencr than those
oi the married pair. Wherever
the ono has been visiting the other
seems 20 have been also. and there has
been TO coRcealmcnt Of The affinity. IN
tellcctual. no doubt, subsisiing between
tho unfortunate couple. Lord Hariny-
ton ia a bachelor of ffty-seven. whose
popularity, wealth. political and social
power has made him the envy q every
Uarriagcsble woman - rank tn En-
gland Tor twenty years past Ills father,
tho Duke of Devonshire. IS IN his
eighties. and tho day is rot Tar distant
when the leader of the Tnionist party
must take his place in tho House q
Lords VIII tho dowacer Dachess o.
Manchester become the Duchess of
Da7onshfre7 OSCAR LTyS.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

ease IN his constitutions, as many others
have done, in the African Jungle. lie
settled in the quaint little old town OF
St Adams. twenty miles north OF Lon
don, where the houses snuggle coztly
under the wing Of tho huge abbey,
where Lord Bacon is buried. near who're
he lived. Here be practiced as doctor.
himself being his own best but most
hopeless patient for he died the other
day OF consumption. Two married daugh-
tiers Of the grand old missionary sur
vive, but there has been no Livingstone
worthy TO uphold the noble name OF him
who gave up his manly life 10 save the
African slave u is remarkable how
Stanley has come 10 resemble Living
stone, as the accompanying copy OF his
latest photo shows.
Tho House OF Lords IS iust passing
bill TO apply the lash 10 armed burglars
II IS not many years since the lash was
ebolishcd in the army and navy. Twen-
~ years ago when garotte robbe-ies
were Of nightly occurrence in London,
the House OF Commons introduced n
similar bill, which passed quickly, and
the lash practically put a stop to ga
rotting. Now that burglars think moth
ing Of putting a bullet through any
one who interferes with them, IL will
be interesting 10 watch their terror Of
pain when inflicted on their own car
oasses. Fer IL is pain, rs the howls OF
fogged garotters have often proclaimed
TO those who pass the prisons when tho
operation is on. twenty-five lashes are
given by two or throe sturdy wardens
with all thoir might on the bare back
of the convict as he reclines on the
triangle TO which he is strapped. Tho
''cat-o'-nine tails" is stout whip with
nine long cords, each with nine hard
knots. There is power of moral sua-
sion in the Newgate cat.
Tho death Of the Duke OF Manchester
paves tho way for several striking social
changes. His Grace has spent many.
perhaps most, of his latter years abroad.
His Duchess is sister TO the eccentric
and now half-demented Empress OF
Austria. They did not suit each other.
Tho Duke was the model os an English
country gentleman of the old school,
fond OF his horses, fond of his battalion
of yoomanry whose Colonel he used to
be, fond OF his famous herd Of pedigree
shorthorns and sheep. The Duchess
was fonder OF cards and high play, Of
balls, horsey amusements, late hours
and high jinks generally. Lord Man
dcville, their eldest son and now tho
Duke, graduated in the maternal school.
and a pretty figure he has cut theso
dozen years in bankruptcy and police
courts, In fast life and general devil
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10
CURRENT EVENTS.

The international telegraph congress
will assem- ble in Paris on May IS.
Edward Lloyd, proprietor Of the Lon
don Daily Chronicle. died Tuesday.
Mrs. Rogsdale and her son. Burrel,
were killed by the ears near Newman,
Ga, Monday night
Judge Ryland at Sedalla, No, has in
structed the grand jury that progressive
euchre and church ratfies were gambling.
Twenty-eight Russian students who
participa in the late revolutionary
demonstrations have been expelled from
~. Petersburg.
James Brennan died OF leprosy on Tues
day in 81 Louis. lie was an old man
VINO contracted the disease in Louisiana
three years ago.
Mayor Cleveland OF Jersey City, y. j.,
is reelected by from l.500 10 5000 ma
jorty over George L. Perkins, the Re
publican candidate.
The 2-year-old child OF James c. Whit
taker was drowned in a cellar contain
Ing about three feet OF water Tuesday,
near Martinsville, Ind.
Fred kimball, S5 years old, teller OF
the Peoples Savings Bank in Worces-
ter, Mass, is missing and with him
s43, 500 of the banks funds.
Governor Jackson, of Maryland, has
signed the Australian ballot bill The
new law will be operative in Baltimore
City and many of the counties.
James Walsh, ST.. who until year
ago was Covington (Kyl distiller and
rectifier. died Tuesday night at Wash
ington. His estate is estimated 20 be
worth 81, 500, 600.
hog cholera is prevailing in several
Of the townships in 10 Daviess County,
H., and is especially virulent in Pleas
ant Valley John Laughrin has lost
three droves this season.
The failure Of F. r. Townsend, woolen
merchant, who is heavy stockholder
in the Cayuga woolen-mills, at Auburn.
y. Y, caused a receiver 10 be appointed
Tuesday for the woolen mills.
w ". Warden, private secretary for
Andrew Johnson during the latter's
Presidential term, and also well known
as a newspaper correspondent died at
Washington Tuesday. aged GO years.
John Gregory, a miner, living near
Wilkesbarre, Pa, while on his death
bed confessed that he murdered a miner
named Heating twenty years age, and
also implicated a man who still lives.
Fred Medhurst, cashier Of the First
National Bank at Minot, y. D.. disap-
peared Tuesday with about s., 600 OF the
banks funds. President Mears sent in
his personal check to cover the defalca-
tiOn.
At meeting at Guthrie, Oklahoma,
Tuesday. a strong appeal was issued 10
the colored people OF the country, pray
ing that they pay no attention to the
alleged outrages reported, and calling
upon the colored race TO join their
brethren in that community.
1t appears that Miguel Coloma, the
Guatemalan recently arrested in New
York charged with smuggling 81. 00O
worth of jewelry, is amillionaire banker
and coffee planter The jewelry was in
tended for presents for members Of his
household Uis case is still on t-ial
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

and II we were princes our insight might
even have been DINNER than it is now.
Certainly the Prince Of Wales has never
been an absolute ascetic, nor quite
enough of an athletic, either, and at
forty-cight if the man feels an ache the
Prince shares it Just tho same. He is,
IA truth, paying the penalty nine of US
out OF ten know we are paying for our
high and mighty contempt for common
sense carefulness in our younger days.
With the most ordinary caro- the Prince
OF Wales should live till re bas turned
sixty. and under his later extraordinary
prudcnces | would wager that he passes
his grand climacteric What a multi
tude OF interests hang on his life. do
not now refer 20 royal SUGGESTIONS and
court scene-shiftings, but to the every
day interests Of the people at large II
tho grcat insurance societies and Offices
OF England and America could open their
lips thoy could astonish tho widest
awake news-swallower with telling what
millions Of money depend on Tho Princes
life. Leases, revcrsious. chances, pen
sions and goodness knows how many
other pecuniary spcculations have been
based these nigh ffty years upon tho
ainrle thread OF Albert Edwards life, in
the confidence that whatever scicnco
and care can do viii be done 70 prolong
tho life Of tho heir 70 highlands throne.
Il would bc bad politics OF tho Prince TO
20 and die In spite of all these practical
tokens Of = treef in him.
g
fo-i1g Ireland sill be glad % know that
It's commercial prosperity has returned.
The latest official reports from al quar-
to-s show a gratifying improvement on
every sidc.
TIE Tear 1sss vas, happily, a pros
porous ono. There vas an abundant
harvest, and very mild win.er weather.
Cattle and produce obtained higher
prices. local trade improved. tho irfalii-
bic .est of railway receipts showed an
increase Of ovc- sto0.0o0 i1 she taksaEs
81 tho Great Southern Z Western line.
$4,000 on the Midland. s45. coo on the
Great Northern. $4,000 on tAe Water
ford & Limerick. $4,000 on the Belfast
& County Down. So. 900 on tho Belfast
4 Northern Counties. 81. 900 on ths
Cork 4 Bandon; SIC. 0C0 on tho Belfast
Tranways. ard s.. coo on tte Dublin
TrsmwsTs The savings and other
banks reterns A. aot completed CD %
December. bus 81 - Juno the savings
banks shovel increased deposits -
sI,soo, coo over the preceding yea and
the cash balance in Irish banks Rad in
creased hv no less than s4.a90 600 in the
sane period The number Ct rsupers
has decreased. crime has diminished.
ths heslth - the peo7le has improved.
debts snd rsnts Save been psid n1ors
readily thaa ~ lsoa years. ar5 social
fife the country throsgh is reported "a
having become rora cheerful Or frsursa,
httls prosperity chasss The Blues sray
fsr uacrs sfectuslly tban DO a. "a
boiuses q al she ioctorS
StsnleT's crovninz slo-ies coa-s -
E his ~orthT hesd iust ~ death Eas placed
- chaplet ~ rithered willow s- ths
pale hrov - David Tsvin-stsre's ASS
snTviVirz scr. When shs London Geo
sraphicsi SociesY ssted n its svoe6i-
tioa ~ search for the Iost rrlr~~r in Is-a.
F yoans 0swel Ltviasstozs Nsnt vita z.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10
rne ellliARo PlAxEss.

Ises Bszts CsttsSs Sskssfsr Defeats ksissr
.aa siossSa nias tre-a D-s, An Tsss-
s4y's ssssisa II tAs SAlo-xs rsaFs.-
Aaeuk
CsacAeo. April s-Two Kaues were
PLAYED II EAe Hatinee Ia t6s billiard
tourasment in Central Music Hall
Tues39y afternoon A large audience
was in attendance In the frat game
Ives won from Cation in twenty iDnings
BY q score Of x75 - 12G Averages, Ives.
iss<. CSttoR. II $50 Highest runs Ives.
G.. Cation, 81 The second game w3s be
tueen Sch2sier and HelseF. Tie former
won Ia tNenty-nine innings Score.
Sehssfer, SOC; Heiser, III. Averages.
Sehaefer l6A; HelSer zs-es HigbesI
runs. sch4efeF, 81 Heiser. - The
game Al nigbt Was between siosson and
DAILY, the latter being defeated by a
score o. 500 70 t2a Tweuty-three in
niHgs we're played Averages. slosson,
q 1925. DAILY. 5 l5-s2 Highest runs.
Siosson. T6. DAILY %
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10
~opYHlsuT $50 :


Empsror Willizn tAs Wilfui gets
suit u his creator. tae maker % tne
empire that makes him ahst hs IS.
thinking hs can lord Il over al Ger
naznity. Il not humanity, al by lis o8a
great self A Bismarck goSs doEn aud
Caprivi Is put up A C&prisi-~hat IS
a C4pFiui2 A d0miao worn by q risky
youag fellow When he n-&squersdes -
Bismarck-in-iittle. A handy device X
shs pxtes does not come too hlsh IN he
end These youthful mAsq usradinzs
have often kn.ck OF landing the gay
spark IA buckr4m IN awkward corners.
and the getung out Of them sometimes
means the discovery that there are dam
ages and the devil - pay.
So Queen Victoria Is ailing with
rheumatism You woaid not think u
10 look a. her Majesty. At seyenty-one
we can scarcely do wrong IN pondering
tie royal psalm-singer's warning. but
there are few among our notable
pasriarchesses pardon the necessary
conveniencel who equal the Queen In
general sounGness OF health Her
liquid eyes are as bright IS ever, her
skin IS fair aud smooth as many
damssl Oi sweet seventeen, her mind
retains its grasp and alertnes5 (tor the
Queen is an unsurpassed woman OF
business) and IL her step is not Of fairy
like llghtness the blame lies with the
royal ayoIrdupois, not IN any failure of
the womRnly strength. OF course she
must take her turn Al the lighter as she
has OF tho heavier troubles Of our com
mon life, but u cold In the nose Of
Queen is no more alarming than the
nasal snivel OF kitchen maid. The re-
gretable thing in her inability to open
Parliament in person this year because
OF the grip was the loss TO trade In
volved-
Just before Christmas the American
people were chastity assured by one Of
those who cater news that isn't news
that the Prince of Wales was certain 10
die before the year was out. That in
spired misleader won't on 20 avouch that
tho Prince was succumbing to Bright's
disease and had gone 70 Athens to
goodness knows what he implied-let
us say, 20 make his peace with Rome,
for that Is quite as reasonable as what
was ventured. Well, the Prince is
full-bodied man, valiant trencher-
man and : bon etrdHs withal who has
seen as many good days coming and
going as most men of his years. Pre-
cisely when our years OF discretion arc
reached is point we can settle better
for others than we do for ourselves,
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10
WEAK STOMACH;
IkPkIREt DIGESTION
SICK HEiDkcHE /;
plsonDEREp LIVER T;

thsy fcI llKE RAeac s--a gess dsses Siu
WorR Nonliers upou tae Aital GrQaHs
Sife8EthsaiRg tle Hlgscuisr Sfslcn - t.ifiiig
lole lls. CoEgiekion bTil.slnt isak tta
tecH eoee 81 appetite ana sr1utlhs VIII
the k0SEhuD o. hEhlih tie sf't'o4s g.''H-
s!o.af eaeIy1ft ~ ths lanlAgl frame These
AZ efaatE aaIaiitaa - fhuus4uos, tu
sl rlAkros ol soflois Ent one ~ ilt best
eaArantcos a. the Nervous and lfeaiiitatel
Ia that eftCnknS fllLS HAVE lhk Ltf6-
tSI SALE 0f AM PATENT MEDICINE ~ iht
NOR u lul 1lrre tlOIlh - ltA chfl boa.
Srepared only by fH0s- ht.EftIAm.
al fkraeHS. f.auCa ~fsirC, i-ns tslnd.
sSid ~ TSrapgssfs gcncs'eIs.
Sc. ALLEN Co. S5s . SSf cssll 81 Nee
Nerk. sole Areuts foT tie lutud eiatet.
sss.s az fsosr druggist oees noi Aeop then
VIA NAL BKEellEK rus o. kEctiT oF
raiCF y ttkiS 4 boL ssll,eI itH faPs
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

The TRANSITION from long, lingering
and painful sickness 10 .obast health
marks an epoch IN the h. of the lndi-
vidual. Such remarkable event is
treasured IN the memory and thc agency
whereby the good health has been at
tanned Is gratefully blessed. Hence il
IS that so much is heard IN praise OF
Electric Bitters. 50 many feel they
owe their restoration 10 health 20 the
use OF the Great Alteratiye and Tonic.
If YOU are troubled with any disease of
the kidneys, liver or stomach, of long
or short standing, YOU W. surely find
relief by use Of Electric Buers. Sold
at 80 cents and 81 per bottle AT Peck
Bros drug store.
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

Rev. r. NJ. Shr0ut, Pastor United
Brethren Church, Blue Mound, Kan,
SAYS: i feel i my duty 70 tell what
wonders DR.. Kings New discovery has
done for me. Ny lungs were badly dis
eased, and my pansmOner- thought
could live only a few weeks. took
five bottles of Or. King New Discovery
and am sound and well, gaining %
lbs. ia weight"
Arthur Love, Manager Loves Funny
Folks Combination, writes. After "a
thorough and convincing evidence, !
am confident Or. Kings New Discov-
cry for Consumption, beats 'em all, and
cures when everything else fails. The
greatest kindness / can DO my many
thousand friends j. to urge them 10 tgy
it," "l0c trial bottles at Peck Bros.
drug store. Regular slzes soc and a..
Telegram-herald., 1890-04-10

DoTIFsToFS. Pa. April g. James
Monroe >hellen berger. one ~ The best
known men IN Bucks Comfy hss dis
appeared. tie is about go 0o0 short in
his accounts with various estates 81
which be Rad charge Shellenhercer
vas last hears a. ~ Atlantic city o7
SUNDAY Re was member n the STATE
Board % Chsrisss and = prominent rol-
itf~fan