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Daily Republican., 1890-03-01
NEARING THE END.
ALL THE EVIDENCE IN THE
CASE OF sTRADLEY
VI. the Phtladelphia, Wilmington =
Baltimore Railroad Company In
The Summing Up Commenced
This Morning-Council ON Each
Side Limited to One
Hour Each.

Court resumed proceedings ct Els
o'clock yesterday afternoon with the
Chief Justice and Associate Judge Hous-
ton on the bench.
The case OF 6tradley ". the p, W. d
d. Railroad Company was again taken
up, and John b. Coyle WAS recalled BY
the plaintiff to provo the distance from
the pit TO the Pullman car where Strad.
10y was at work, and also the distance
from tho pit to the gate.
When he left the stand the defencs
announced that they would rest, and the
attorneys for the plaintiff commenced
the examination OF Witnesses 10 rebuttsl.
Isaiah n: Cook, Lawrsnos Dugau and
Lewis b. ehersr were recalled. but their
testimony did not differ materially from
that previously given.
William h. Ryan testi1ed that q man
would have to stand 1913 feet from tho
transfer table TO see man making aig-
mails. A man on the step Of the Pullman
car next the engine could not have seen
. sfgpal made from the rear.
Harry w. Richardson corroboratsd
this testimony, and said there was .
curve which shut Oh the view,
John Martin testified that ho was en-
ployed BY the Pullman Company for
nearly year with Mr.. Cook. During
the time that be was employed 10 the
yard he had seen car wheels jump the
track after leaving the transfer table.
He had seen them jump the track at this
place, where they were being pushed Oh
BY men. He had also seen them Jump the
track when being moved BY steam.
| Samuel McMulleu has been employed
by the p, w. IL B. Company % . con.
ductor and fagman. lie has bsen rail-
roading for six years. Mr.. Bird asked
him, "Do you think Il wise or prudent
to move = car, especially loaded car,
from transfer table with steami'
Mr.. Gray objected and an argument
ensued, when the court decided that the
question was inadmissAble.
Another question In relation to the
distance In which train, such as that
WAS which caused tho accident, could be
stopped, was also ruled cut, and the
witness wss allowed to leave the stand.
Mr.. Bird said that he had NO more wit.
nesses and both sdes rested.
The court, In answsr to Mr.. Bird, said
that counsel ON each side would be lin
tied to one hour each for argument, and
shortly before 4 o'clock an adjournment
was taken until o o'clock this morning.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

kAI,Iea an'a y'on popular heart ought.
ob win fsv,,s ssS,as, spiFi, there Is In Il, "a
|nusle an',s us,,sat at the progress made
l. sdy.u, ns,lhs =, las several years sincs
beat .us,.n, ", our singing societies. I'M
\,elNs.Nn..a and ih chatacts, ror
rumse,y uessisyea and nnl.h S'' d saos, a, well -
tdsrs, were ,'. ona, sr,. 'aAens Of The highest
lded to nul,ISI.sau sau,aula,lye ,e.timony
adersi, WA Al excellent prasran ao0.: 1..
y u''saI m Instruments pI',.,a5a i',aa and all the
WAS = great succe., "e'eu
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

An e.ehangs in speaking OF the cater
Dark Company, says; The production
10 replets With NIL the features that have
Of laio contributed to the great success
Of numerous spectacular aud sensational
piays. There WAS the p0nsletous tank,
representing the Thames river, wherein
the heroine 10 thrown by the villain and
whsrsfrorn shs ls rescued by tho degsn.
crate hero; the concert hall dive. with its
variety performances; the railroad tunnel
and the rescue oi . man from the track
Just bofore railroad train dAshes through
aud numerous other scsnss Of vivid
character. hr. Brady a. Old Tom, The
cot, was the csntrai hgure, and gave .
very clever representation OF the part.
Ho is young actor Of much promise.
Mr.. Stange ~ George Medhurst was very
pleasing. and Miss Bigger aud Miss Loo,
% Eliza and koss, respectively, were de-
ciiedly capable. Tbs whole csst was
competent, and . smooth and effective
perfor nance, II rather iurid, was the re.
suit This play will hold the boards at
Proctor's Opera House on Tuesday aud
Wednesday evening"
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

The correspondent OF the Middletown
Transcript, writes as follows: John D.
stsnsbury, of the nrm Of stausbury q
Sons, the well.known Gamers OF Balti-
more, was In Delaware City last week for
tho purpose oi inspecting the Reybold
factory with q Wow of leasing the same.
ard to negotiate with the farmers Ter
crops to bs grown fer canning purposes.
lie was much pleased with the loca.
tion, and II he succeeds in making the
ne, essary arr angenents with the farmers,
will no doubt locate here. Wo feel sure
that our farmers will SEQ the advantage
of encouraging this enterprise, aud will
do all In their power to further the pro.
ject. 1t Is the intention of ths firm Il
do an extensive business II they locats
here; they will cam iruit and vegetables
OF all kinds, aud give employment to I
large number Of people nearly all III.
year round.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

On Monday evening next the Irish Ma
the snniversary Of the birth Of Robert
Emmett The various lodges will meet
At the Clayton House sad will be escort
ed to the Opera House by Adjutant Gem
eral Il. r. kenney, Troop b and Com
pauy r, National Guards OF Delaware.
The orator OF the evening will be the
Hon. John y. Finerty. of Chicago.
james II. Bourke, chairman Of the COM
mittes Of arrangements. received tele.
gram from Mr.. Finerty last night ssying
that he would rsach Philadelphia at 4. 80
o'clock on Sunday afternoon. City
Solicitor Turner will also make an ad-
dress on the occnsion. No admissIo
fee will be charged and all sre invited.
A banquet will b held at the Clayton
House after the meeting.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01
Mlcdi.town Items.

Harry johnson IL learning the drug
business ut Mr.. Alfred Ctsmberlain's .
drug store.
MT. Chaa Dodd, the operator At the
depot, left on Thursday for Indianapolis,
indiana, to spend two weeks vaca.
ti0n.
Tho National Board of Fire Under.
writcrs hAs offered $3.50 reward for the
incendiary who ared the cAnnery of
Jacob B. Maxwell ON January ~.
The taxes are awful now. | think
will vote for the Rspublicans tho next
time and try change. A DRMocRAr.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

II you find you arc going down hill In
point OF health. Fail.ng strength, in.
paired digestion and assimilation are the
marks OF decline. Check those aud
other indications Of premature decay
with the grand vitalizsr aud restrainiug
tonic, Hostetter's Stomach Bltters. Be-
ginning at the fountain head. the
stomach, tho Bitters remedies its inefl-
cheney, corrects Us errors and sets 1t
vigorously at work. The digestive organ
10 thus enabled to thoroughly separate
from the food ~ nutritive principles,
rlched. Thus IL the system n6urished,
and beiag nourished strengthened. aud
abnormal waste Of its tissues stayed.
Appstitu, the power TO rest we'll. re2u-
lar habit arc also re-eatablished, and the
various functions move once more In
their natural and healthiul groove. The
Bltters, moreover, 10 = specific for and
preventive of malarisl complaints, rheu-
inatism, biliousuess and kidney trou-
blse.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

A surprise party was rendered Mas
Florence Lloyd at her home, At No. 900
West Sixth street, last evening Games
were INDUCED In and reireshments were
served In abundance At midnight The
following were present: Miss Anna
Florence Lang. Adam Meredith, William
Beckerls, George Austermuhle, Calvin
Thomas. Thomss Jacobs, Leon Lloyd and
many others.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

fne ss1tisL
amio,i B,a.. B' ha, i,aa.. i, AZ.
b, pa.,,' ''' 'oA Market .troa.. ia .a' city
r.re,a .@.l YOU -tllll4e.,.
Bush, "sana,s, so.i, 20. ,w'''.srrsa....
hs s',ss ss 's.eias. u, a''., N. s.e"1. ,'.a.
,lt IlOqs s. s,s,,s - aani''. Is Il. .,h ..rs..
s,asl,, 10 fWHsap Ws.ip pir,ars irams, .o,, .
s..'l'e,. 's'aHsre, Come and asss -. ins ne
N a.ip,.l.'oc ., 's,i..S s,..S has Tie lsr,.., and
sssiss. ana d aoss,,h nh,e |, {. ss.ir,. ands!: @
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

Elwood Webster will have sale OF 81
Ohio And Kentucky horses at his atables
In Hockessin, on Wednesday, tho 9th
inst They are Of good sizs. well calcu.
lated for general purposes. and we'll
worth the attention OF farmers and other
who may wish to purchase horses we'll
worth the money. For particulars see
advertisement,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

Yesterday aftassoon while Sergeant
9tetser Wa attending TO his duties over
the Brandy wine, hs noticed three rough
looking men standing on the corner OF
Twenty y-thlrd and Market streets. Az
the sergeant approached the men sopra-
ated, each going In . different direc ton,
When he was within about square OF
one OF them he Tecoglnixad him ~ Will
liam, alias ''Bucky" AcGiunis, . MOTOR
ious sneak thief, Who recently escaped
from New Castle jail. AZ Sheriff Allen
u very anxious 70 see "Bucky" the SER
geant started Afssr him, when the fugi-
tive ran cut the PhiladelphiA pike. The
race now became n earnest, and Bucky,
finding that his pursuer was gaining on
him some little, pulled od his oyercoAi
and threw II in . nold. The time con-
sumed In doing this gave the sergeant q
chance to gain . few yards ON him, which
"Bucky" more Than made up when be
again. The sergeant, seeing the distance
between them rapidly increasing, drew
bis revolver and nrsd 10 tho air, think.
Ing to frighten "Backy" into surrender.
Ing, but without the desired effect. a. hs
continued on, and II he is still going Al
the same speed must be somewhere near
New York by this tims, TIE sergeant
was hsndicapsd With an overcoat and
heavy. pair OF gum boots, consequently !
the advantage wss on the aide Of ths
fugitive.
After the sergeant gave up the chass
he secured tbs oyercoat, that McGinnis
station. Just - " walked In with it II
lad been robbed ID two pycrcosts and ,
~ 10 ~ Aua-Ns nt~ n IT,.nu .w.ns.lu- ~ .
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

The Lady Nay Is the only Sc. cigar that
10 sold for Sc. All ant.class dealers keep
them. Wholesale and retail at sos Mar.
ket street.
P. H.-Ths sale OF Blue Bloods aud
YAras are increasing. just received a
lot Of those l0c. and zoe. pipes (genuins
brlar).
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

The usual mesting Of colored Catholics
Will take place Tomorrow at p. m. at
81 Mary's Church. Sixth and Pine SITS.
The services will consist of opening
prayer, catschetical instruction, hymn,
sermon and hymn. followed by closing
prayer. All 6arnsst colored citizens ard
Welcome.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01
Inrlenael tlla Force.

THE Street and Sewer mission have
decided to grant the request OF Chiei
Engineer Boughmsn, aud increase the
force In his department by the addition
of Two me-, who will be known as third
and fourth assistants This department
will, when these additional mon 20 on
dnly. be better equipped for work than
ever before.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01
A Li,,le ch,ld ss,crly rurned.

BURLINGTON. Feb. IS Cleveland Ba-
ker, tire little erandioa OF Alderman
Thomas Baker, Of Burlington, came near
bling burned to death this morning lie
was left alone In . second.siory room and
while playing near the stove Ills clothes
caught fre. His screams attracted Mrs.
Baker and daughter, who rushed up
slaira TO hia rescue. The child was te-
verely burned, as were L's resclersi be.
fore the flames were e1tlnguishel
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01
q Marxnllnn.n

-Four we.t.. result,
fale.t pAs NY sva. ,go ! VA. advised to h.,.
a,f,.'tapel ior ten sssn S.,,. unable S, to
sis.d al ths allSh ~ shy you iurnlsled ",'f ms
lspref N nfest. wa,, truly, Jas. MACE.
-''tet street. ehtinc optician,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

A correspondent VI the Middistown
Transcript writes ~ follows: Delaware
City, the most important fishing point on
the Delaware river, will send out a larger
deet OF boats the coming season than ever
before. The hrms Of II. Anderson b Bon,
Jamss e. eadlsr d Son and H. c. Clark
are making extensive preparations Tor
the sturgeon fishing In the bay. They
will leave here about the flrst OF Apri',
with about aixty fishing skiis and ono
hundred and fifty men, accompanied by
three schoonsfs. which will DO used a.
quarters for tho men. Their starting
point will bs Boweis' Beach, from which
placo they will probably 6sh = month.
aud a. the sturgeon proceed up the bay
the base will be changed. A. the nsh
arc caught they are received on the
schooners where the roes are removed
and made into caviar, an article which
commands q very high price In foreign
markets; the flsh are then loaded on the
market boats aud taken to Delaware
Ci y, whore they are unloaded on floats,
butshsred, packed and ehippsd TO New
every afternoon, thereby placing them In
hours alter being caught. The prices
paid for the fish By the above frns ara
$500 for a roe sturgeon, and from 81. %
TO 81 30 for the male hsh. Besides this
fishing there arc about twenty boats en-
gagged In herring fishing, and about
twenty-five boats will 10 engaged In
shad fishiug, making In all about one
hundred boats and two hundred and
fifty men. an industry which br.ngs
several thousand dollars into circulation
in our city each season.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

Steward & Chandler otf.r the best
coal mined Well cleaned. and tull
weight. Our Flour is giving graud re-
eults aud We offer 1t at low prices to suit
everybody. Try 1t. South Side or
Branch oifco, second & French, Phone
liz.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

Miller & Co. have removed their plum
bi6g, gas and stetm fitting establish
mcnt, from No. 700 shipley to No, liz
King street, where they can be found
ever ready aud willing to accommodate
any OF our citizens who may favor them
with their work. Mr. samuel Miller Is a
practical plumber aud nas handy fitted
up shop in tho rear o! the store. Esti-
mates cheerlully given on all work suit.
mltted to them. Sanitary plumbing
specially,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

out of ear seal cloth coats purchased.
pr,cs sio; M IN, I bssn q ti5 Crasor RAM s. CO.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

At No. 1903 Rast Fourth street. Mons
ahoes, el.00; ladiss' shoes, s1.23. Alst
shoos for pisies sAd children At low
rAtce. A call is RESPECTFULLY solicited.
Mrs. MuNN.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

Mr.. J. w. Vincent has in charge that
valuable invention the "Morey 1ncan-
descent das Burnef." While patent gas
burners are NUMEROUS, this one has ex-
traordinary advantages and great merit.
It gtyes q steady light. 1t avoids the
waste Of gas By. permitting no blue fame
whatever. Ali tho fame 10 white aud
bright. It can, b screwed on In the
place Of any burner. Persons who desire
to have the agent call and exhibit the
burner, which viii cost nothing, may
leave their addresses at this office. MI.
Vincent Is engaged In tho laudable work
Of giving the people more ligat
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

James II. Polk, Of Hockessin, advor-
tisss 10, 900 feet Of choice oak lumber al
. reduced rate. ~ he wishes to close ou,
the entire lot at an early date.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

tuesdav er.., eone All.
e. nss'ips ppseo,9s; q, "a March y, sth. 1880, tn.
h s'Sf,' ~ Seventh ,ss " hspublican head.
s.s.te Clock, ior y thS ana Market strssts. tat a
~, for lho a. ~. sae purpose Of slsctin~ -
A''s'',s, .,, iof IL ''ss fas4s ass 'i Dss
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

1890 crayon with one dozen cabinet
photographs for $500 are still being
made ct Hollands gallery, 307 Market
atrees.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

For bronchial affections. coughs. etc. /,
Browns bronchial 1'recLea Lave proved
their efficacy BY test oi many years
Pfics 25 cents,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01


The number ~ oysters consumsd In
this city Il simp.y In. meuse, And II 4 pro.
portionAts numbpr are consu med in ofher
cities II 10 not matter of wonder that
the delicious bivalvss are beeomju9
scareer every yeaf. In fact. unlees more
stringent insasures are adopted for their
preiervetton In some OF the waters OF this
Peninsnla, the day may come whom oys.
ters VIII be % scarce that they will BE-.
come luxury. only to be enjoyed by the
wealthy. LAWS have been uAssed BY
Delaware, Maryland and Virginia for
their preservation, and the dealers si
THIS city are doing vast deal toward
their enforcemoot by purchasing from
nose except those who strictly obsy them.
During part OF the season A. L, Aims
COW d Co. Of this CITY, who are the largest
dealers in the State, obtain their supply
from their own beds 10 the Delaware bay,
but at present thee beds are allowed 70
rest, and all the oysters used by this firm
are obtained from points down the PEN
They are now ysry busy, and at thsl r
esta tablishmentsr NA 7U7 Shipley street
and No. lO5 East Fourth street, they
siAuehter an immsnse number Of oysters
daily. They have six men employed st
the Shipley strset place and three on
Fourth street opening oysters from early
morn until lats a. night. Each Of these
men opsn An average OF twelve gallons,
footing up the eunrmous amount OF one
hundred and twelve gallons daily. A.
each gallon averages sbout two hundred,
4 shows that u. 40 oysters are required
daily, OF 100. 500 weekly in this sstab-
lishment alone "a supply tho demand.
Of courss. % y veil known, Ainseow q
70. are ths largest dealers in this city,
and probably 6aadle more oysters than
any 0tbor nrm n the State. They ham
die nothing but the best bivalves and
this explains wAy their Business has a.
sumsd aush enormous proportions.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01
Wnen Baby was sick,

Wnen Bsby was sicx.
We gave her Castoria
When she was Child,
She cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss,
She clung to Castoria.
When abe had Children,
She gave them Castoria.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

and decorating neatly done with short
notice by q. II. Baldwin 4 sop, si2 Hait
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

The celebrated 8 B. B B. cigar. manu-
factured BY II. r. Bourbon s. Bro., No.
210 West Second street. Sold at all the
leading hotels And cigar btorea Try one.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

iul disti lbuiion and reading th, uu5lics.
tions OF the w. I. p. A., and Of the ma
,ionai superintendent oi depar :ment Of
Resolved, That our work among the
children is one OF tho most important
branches OF that tree where the leaycs
are Tor tho healing Of tho nation, and
that No will spare no effort TO ilnd the
Deee ways to win and 10 keep the interest
OF tho younR By urging tho necessity OF
the organization Of Loyal Tenn perance
Leeions In the local unione.
RESOLVED, That We greatly dsplore the
9so OF wine on the tAble Of the White
HOUSE. and that We protest against the
action OF our administration 10 appoint
Ing to once 90 large . representation Of
those directly serving the liquor interest
Of the country.
Resolved, That ws heartily endorse the
franchise department of this work, be-
lieving II to be the duty of the w. @. T.
Y. TO pross tho securing of the ballot
1rst, ~ an act OF justice, a. we'll a. an
important ally Of temperance and other
reiOrma.
Resolved, That - Christian women ws
deeply deplors our whole system Of pun
tshment BY whipping-post and pillory
and imprisonment without reform at0ry
Influences and call upon citizens to iuau.
gurate . method similar TO that now
instituted q the reiormatory prison for
women at shefburns, AaaAs and other
placss.
Resolved, That our hearty thanks ara
due and are heartily extended 70 ths
people Of Aocke.sin for their generous
hospitality, 70 the Trustees OF the NJ. 3.
church. who kindly placed their church
at our disposal, 70 the choir, tho sexton
and to the railroad authorities.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01
Glib Gil CLOTHS. Gi 0TiiS

Floor, Table and Stair Oil
Cloths in all desirable widths.
Felt Floor Cloths, SMYRNA
Rugs, and Ingram Art
Lyons at Bottom Rock
Prices.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01
8caIy Skin Diseases

Psoriasis 8 years, covering face, head
and entire body with white scabs.
skin red, itchy and bleeding. Hair
Nil gone. spent hundreds OF dol
lars. Pronounced incurable. Cured
by Cutipura Remedies
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01
Ge

for IL cabinet photographs aud ono l6x2O
cray0n portrait a Cummings gallery,
BOZ Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

To the young lace pozzoui's Com piex-
Ion Powder gives fresher charms, TO the
old renewed youth. Try It
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

Celebrated Rheumatic Mixture never
fails to cure the worst cases OF neuralgia
and rheumatism. Try 1t. Only ooe' per
bottle. Taylor & Fullerton. druegiAus
zee King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01
Cured by cuticura

MY disease tpsoriasisl fr.t broke out on
my lett oEesk, sprtAGinE across my nose, and
sa.'s sss saS 81 ny Faa n,s %oass
i's over ny my sssa and my L.ll ii ri sat a ansl
on my arms and shoulders untll my arms
were Just one sore. II covered my entire
wo.st. This white scabs fell constantly from
my head, sh onlders and arms the akin would
,hc1sn sna sa be ana eh and would
ing many hundred5 of dollars, was pro-
nounced fncarabie. lheard II the GufIcrRA
GrfieunA riepi "a BnsoLvEsr M Gould see i ehaase;
most cared; and when had used six bottles
GuficuaA, aud one case Of GiricGnA soar,
l was cured OF the dreadful disease from
Msd .he aa" very esp scar sa
the CtrlouR. hEaEniks cured T. without
sy isTs rsd ssos siprs ,hs sitn pSa
RhMkpiEs. They saved my li,c, and iecl it
my uuty 70 recommend them. My hair Is res
f'Sne Rnow 81 others o Who have 70 rserssi great
MRS. ROSA KELLY. Rockwell city. Iowa.
Culieura Resolvent
The new Blood and skin Purifier and
purest and best OF llumor Remedies.
,n,ssn'i's srsa SKIN oare, and | durlouas
Soar. an exquisite ski. Beautiier. e,xternal-
ly, have cured thousands ei casas NAtte lha
Shedding OF scales measured quart daily,
The skin cracked, bleeding, burning and ilGh.
ias slmosi bey0nd human eMdaiancc, hair
l!ie,ess or ali gone, suffering terrible, Nhit
ether remedies have made such enres'
sold everywhere. Price, Cuilenrn, soc;
Soap, 25c.; resolvent, 81, Prepared by
the Potter Drug and Chemical Corpora
pa- sena tor "How to Cure Skin Dis.
enses," "a pages, 81 illustrations, anu iVo
testim onials.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01
The Ca,,.

~. h.5;,5sSi i; 5sSi,Rss,s., R..., Young 1..,..,
i,a'sesi, 0qtlnDD' nD'Aaar, Art Ia Mods.
'''s ior March and Lippincott;s
'''' : Davis, als s' MpsPs, MpsPs, .,.i,. asliv-
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

Poor humanity twenty -four hundred
diseases attack u, uf which catarrh and
influenza are about the Ioeanest, but Old
Saul's Catsrrh Cure attacks and kills
these enemies. Only 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

9IoslNg OUT SALE OF SHOW
Il cases counters and shelving, dry
goods a,. tiimmsg5 At 29ee psisTats DC a'iiars
wo,,i., do vel 10 cnii as we have ftt-
mains TO disnose of by the 10Th OF March.
sS.l a.pa. ,t.eoI L. W. piEhsoA.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

Robes and horse covers at Perkins, i0l
West Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

s',a 4 st1, r.,, Hlll !, start II, for Chicago
!" aeeotniesas 70 Y III a position
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01
The 7ERRORS OF CAYARRH.
GRAPHICALLY DESCRIBED BY A
WILMINGTON MAN.
Theodore n. Logan. who 10 Employed In
the Car Works Of ths Harlan q Hol-
lingsworth Company, says Hs suf.
fsrsd Terribly for Years Until
Drs. Mccoy and Wildmau
Came to hIs Rescue.

The terrors OF catarrh were never
more graphically described by sufferer
than they were told by Mr.. Theodore y.
Logan, OF $50 South Jackson street, WI.
mihgt ton. Mr.. Logan is employed In the
car works of the Harlan 4 &Hollingsworth
Company and works on woodworking
machinery. He has u happy little home
end happy little wife and beauttfui
little girl that fs the JOY of his life.
reporter called on Mr.. Logan the other
evening and no said:
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01
P, ]. WALSH &C.,,
sos Market Street.
On a Bill of $1O, 81
Cash and 81 per
Week.

We have now In stock a
handsome and extensive
line Of
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

DJaIpLgs, baekhcads, red, rough.
lin charmed and oily skin pre- vent
cd by luIIeuRA scar,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-01

DOCTORS
Mccoy and WILDMAN,
LATE OF
Bellevue Hospital, Now York.
Office, 1922 CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
Where All Curable Diseases are
Treated With Success.
II you live at q distance write for 4
Symptom Blank,
Consultation at office or by mail free.
Office hours-9 to II q. M; to 4p. M: =
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