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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-13
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-13

HOTEL ARRIVALS.


Joseph Jones, NJ D, San Antonio: Thos \
Bragg. NJ d, Austin; 4 l. De Gicnac, Chi
cago: ) Mills Fowler. v d. Gaines vile: f.
W Watkins. New York; Ben p Stromberg.
Louisville, Ky; J J Fairbanks Deuison; +
s Moore. Texas; James Moore. F l. Dana,
Walter Gresham and wife. Galveston; Il j
Barber. Colorado Springs. Col; John NJ
Clarborn, New Birmingham \ p McCcr
mick and wife. 4 ? Davis L II Hopkins, J
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-13

YOKOHAMA. May 12.-According to ad-
vices received here in regard 10 the muir
derouS attack made upon the czarowitz, the
wounds received by the latter are of a more
serious nature than was at tirSt supposed.
Full particulars as to the affair are anX-
iously expected here
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-13
CLASSIFIED COLUMN.
FREE ADS.

AL persons seeking employment or desiring
help OF any character are invited 70 use this
colrnin free Of charge, such advertisements not
TO Exceed three lines
Notices of articles lost and found in this col
UNI not exceeding three lines Will also be in
seized free.
is the desire OF THE GAZETTE 10 facilitate
" search Of persons for employment and the
invited 10 use this column for such purposes
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NOT A MARRIAGE.
Negro Convict Escapes-A Boy Swat
lows Pin. With Severe Results.

lows I'm. with severe results
Special to the Gazette
SHERMAN, TEX, May 12-This morning
at o'clock there should have been a mar
rage at the Catholic church in this city, as
published from the pulpit three times.
Both parties had been married, but lost
their life partners and were left large
families. The prospective bride was led 10
change her mind last evening by the per-
sistent entreaties of a daughter, and the
match IS broken OF Indefinitely.
Rev. George S. Gibbs Of Gainesville has
accepted the pastorate OF St. Stephens
Episcopal church in this city.
Last evening a negro convict escaped
from the county chain gang near Whites
boro. Six shots were fired and dogs put on
his trail. but he IS still 1t large.
The groceTs now close At go p. u, ex-
Cept on Saturdays. by agreement.
The infant boy of Alderman Bliss got q
safety pin in his throat to-day. nearly
choking him TO death, but two eminent
doctors managed to extr;cate the pin, which
had lodged crosswise down u the throat.
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SCRATCHED q YEARS
4 Scaly, Itching Skin Disease With Endless
suffering Cured by Cuticura Remedies.

II had known OF The CCTIcuRA REMEDIES
twenty-eight years ago II would have saved me
s&cUo, and an immense amount Of suffering.
My disease (psoriosis) commenced on my head
IN spot not larger than q cent II spread ran
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-13
EXPELLED FROM PARLIAMENT.
From Law,nasing to Prison-The Fate of
Capt. Nerney.
u Alanst;

Capt. Nerney.
LONDON, May l2-WiIIiam Henry Smith,
first lord Of the treasury in The house Of
commons. today moved TO eXpel Capt. Ed
muud Il. Nerney member from North Buck
miughamshire, from the house, in ConSe-
qucncr Of his being sentenced 10 one years
Imprisonment for cOnspiring 10 procure a
Young c0vernesS for immoral purposes,
convicted on his own confession
Right Hon. Henry Campbell Bannerman
LiberaIist secretary OF war in Gladstore's
third administration, on behalf OF the Lib
eral party, 10 which Capt. NerneE be
longed, seconded the motion. which was
agreeded 10 in absolute silence.
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'.,.-- .n 'l- Gazette.
BOSTON. Tex, May 1.-THE city coun-
-. us session this evening passed The
''S-aaLco granting franchise TO the Eous-
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FOREIGN BANKS.
The Engagements Of Gold to
be Shipped To-Day.
LONDON PRIVATE DISCOUNT.
-...rs,.e Bonds Fan on Account of s.
10, Decree Of Sixty Days in the Pay
,r.u, Of All OblIgatIons-PariS
Financial Affairs.

r.. .. .-. b2z"iie.
VA ag. May 12.-Foreign bankers
u.s.. demand for cables on London
..- heavy export OF gold during
the week To-day Lazard Frercs
-.y ~ cold coin, which will go out
... Z %e. York tomorrow. In the
-.a Hoffman Il Co, took $500
.r4- stated that 5000 600 more
..-.E.a Dv Heidelbach, IckIcheim IL
........-. nd Spanish securities were
r.. however; much fear is eX-
.....rri.ius the condition Of the
-.ucs banks reserves, which
r l-a "icaH standpoint, ridicU-
. comparison with deposits.
r-.f York stock markets were
r.uruing. Prices Of active
hange declined between
..r.aat>. The feeling IL tinan-
r.l. much depressed. The
r4e dull and depressed.
.... ro10.y weak features were
...t .sas IS. AtchisJn incomes,
Is s.za Texas and Pacific -.
...-..-... a.saL 6u-l and fcatureless.
..-na below yesterdays.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-13

The foIIdWine places ON daIes elVcn-
Fl Paso, Saturday. May Ii, Grand Central
Hotel. san Antonio, Monday. May Is,
Menger Hotel. Austin. TUESDAY May l9,
Avenue Hotel. Galveston, Wednesday,
May ~. fremont Hotel. Houston, Thurs
day. May p, Capital Hotel. Waco Friday,
May q, McClelland House. Dallas, Sat
urday, MAJ %, Grand Windsor Hotel.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-13

NI.' VUS tNIIItu IVVt tNNtSsIFt 4.slHOt. WIttHt.
bodily " mental, the uySpeptic tendency bred
by sedentary pursuits. the pernicious effects of
exposure TO extremes Of temperature or damp
ness, al these are effectualy couuteracle6
by this genial preservative OF health. Cures
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LOST.
FOUND.

advertisements under this heading, 3 lines )
times free.
(tHECkS- Found two CHECKS payable st East
u Dallas bank Of Dallas. Tex, one 10 Stat
ford Jones Tor 800 and the other to +. 4.
Mason for $3.50, signed BIZ ]. y. Methviu Call
at SO West Fifth street. Lee Newell. l2-lt
GHECk-Found a Greenyilie national bank
X CHECK drawn on the City national oank OF
Dallas, Texas. Owner can recover it by calling
on II c. Jewell 20l Main street, Fort Worth,
and proving property. t3-l+
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-13

clear and free from scales a. baby's. Al I
here and said You would haye csssed NE for
$4,000. you would have had the moneSsA loobed
like the picture No. ,, page 45J in yotF book,
How TO Cure Skin Diseases, but now | am as
clear as any person ever vas Through force
o. habit I rub nv hands oversmy arms and legs
to scratch once in awhile. but 10 no purpose. l
all veil. 1 scratched twenty -eiGht years,
and IL got 10 De a kirGN ondnature 10 ne.
l thank YOU thousand Tires.
DENNIS DoWNN Waterbury Vt
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-13

Idly al over my body, and
got under mt Rails. The
scales would droYSS ne,
all the time, and my sunee1
was endless. and without re-
lief. One thousand dollars
would not tempt 1nesto have
this disease over agaff. l am
! poor man. but feel rich 10
BE- relieved OF what some OF
Nc doctors said was leprosy,
s~s rinCworr-, PSORIASIS,
etA1caunot praise the CT
TICC R& EMIDIES too much.
They ha1h made MI S,kin as
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-13

Enjoying Good Health and Attending His
Duties-Penon Mineral Springs.
OlAZ NOT SICK.

CITY or MEXICO, May l2.-To-day Presi-
dent Diaz received the new Portuguese
minister
Rumors of the illness Of President Daz
teIegraphed abroad are without foundation.
He had influenza, but ha5 completely re
covered. and IS now attending 70 his duties.
Tho baths at The Penon mineral springs
win be opened next mouth, and will have
the finest furnished hotel IN the republic.
The waters are being sent TO all parts OF
-}. r.. mn. hi.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-13

Human wrechedness touches bottom in sea
sickness. Life IS held feathers weight by the
unfortunate afflicted with il. Why endure lis
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-13
EDUCATIONAL

Al I:,ri 1iCr ffi 10 lin,
day, iUc: days 6Oc; days, 75c; Week, SI,.B5;,
l month. s365 in advance ~ S So
NOUNG MANI y9ssss Win f,,it-
L graph ana Sssssslssfpbsftf0T On railroad adj
dress sRai5as Sefs7saph College. Dallas. TEX.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-13

[ good white porter win do well to address
with particulars, wages, etc, x. F. Williams,
Uearuc. Tex. lO-l5
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RINTER-Situation wanted as printer on I.
1 country or weekly paper, Willing TO work
FOR moderate wages. Address Hubbard News.
nj IVA rlI CITY icy
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-13

JIEACHER- povmcnt desired rs teacher
until opening OF next session. by uuivcr-
sity graduate. Address \. Watson. Vernon,
icy S-tF$
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-13

HOTEL MANA II al branches, Us clerk
II steward chcf dc cuisine or manager. l.
open ,ar place at moderate wages and home: NJ
references. Address II Leon Cook, Ccroicaua,
l..Nn- l3-lA
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-13

SHOE CLERk-Wantcd, situation by ~
- prrIenced shoe clerk: Till.n" 10 work for
small salary. Address BOX :, Claiming. Tex
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-05-13

NTORK-Wanted by an Engishman to work
w around residence. Distance no objection.
Apply to ". Hunt, J1i East Fourteenth street,
Austin. l0-l6
}TORk-Houng man twenty years old wants
W . position. Wil!ing to do any kind OF
work. T Tsch. care Gazette. Sl4
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24
Ketnrned nnInc.

DR., Trnk W. ralley has returned
home after an absence OF two yeura
IN Germany, where ho has been per-
fccLiug himself III the study OF meI;-
cine. Dr. Talley is the nuly son Or
Wesley IallGy who some twenty ycurs
ago was city treasurer. He WA Il stu
deut OF the High School hut quit TO-
fore graduating, Tor the purpDGc OF
studying mnuiGiHe under Dr. A!HHll.
lie entered the University o. Irnu-
sylvauin and graduated In 1857 with
tho degree OF ". u, lie was oEoot the
resident physi"iaus al the BiorklNy
Hospital, phi.a ieiphia for eighteen
months. lie tEcn went to oGermGuytp
lal,N II supplementary course. lie
studied III tho University of Berlin
the University Of Freihurg. aud had
private Tra"tice in tho Vienna city
Hospital TIC made study yof surseIy y
with ~ ial attention to atdJuiuAl
,llI-ts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24

GovEHNoR RIYNoLns must know by
this time that whatever it is to run a
hundred meeting in "Old Soekum," :"
it is quito u dinerant thing to run a
city with twelve thousand voters in it.
II the experience he has gained is worth
anything TO him he will lot Wilmington
alone hereafter al4 aonllns himself to
the Murder Kills. However, he ma )
done one good tl.ing by his interference
lie has made a stalwart Republican of
Nh Jester, who tried to he conservative
on cmocratio lincs, but he found
what Democratic conservatism meant
he was forced to abandon it and be
come more Of IL Republican than he
ever had been before. Republicans
have Governor Reynolds to thank for
this much anyhow.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24

TIM RErunLrcAs contingent OF the
police force represented by Mayor
elect Wiley and Commissioner Jester
has been agreed upon and appears in
to-day's REPUBLICAN. The police force
from chief to matron, numbers in all
sixty persons including police surgeon,
matron. turnkey, janitor and two de-
tectives. OF these Mcssrs. Wiley and
Jester have selected forty-eight and
left twelve to DO selected by Com
missioner Lawson, provided they are
unobiectionable mon. OF course a
general howl will go up from the
Democratic ''roosters' all around and
from Democratic papers.
1t is not likely that the force as a
whole is approved entirely by anybody,
1t would be strange II ii was, but on
the whole, the majority commissioners
have done the very best they could and
regret that they could not please every
body. Some will say that soma of the
best OF tho old force have been left of,
and some have boon retained that
should have been left off, but these
complaints would be heard, no matter
how the force would have been con
structed.
What can be truthtully said ia, that
the force is Representative and good
one, the efficiency OF which will b(
doubled under tho Police Commission
as now organized.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24
THE sTREETrAND SEWER COM
MISSION.
a New Secretary Eleoted-strect Com


A New Secretary Eiected-street Com
missioner MeeIositey Reelected.
The regular weekly meeting of The
Street and Sewer commission was held
last evening, when the balance In bank
to the account of current expenses was
reported as being S3, l4G26; to inter
cepting sewer, 7S.3Sl. 40 making u
total of S1l 62s66. ....-
The weekly payroll. amounting to
S5S6.6j, was presented and orders
drawn in favor OF the parties IN mod.
Tho bill OF Martin kcogh Of s,4dS.29
for grading Union street between La, =
caster avenue and Sycamore street.
was presented and an order drawn ft r
the amount.
The city auditor reported that he
had examined the accounts of II, Les
lie Carpenter, and found the receipts
to be S3,08l.65, and the expenditures
| Sl1, ,047.04. He also reported having
collected SEQ, and Secretary Carpenter
reported having collected SS9,S4 for
sewers.
The petition of residents on Broome
street, below Front, asking That the
curb be reset, was referred to the
street commissioner. .
The secretary wasinstructed to noti-
| fy the mayor and Council that the bill
of the damage suit of Anderson Il Son
VS., tho city for 81 lilG50 was received
and should receive their immediate nt-
tention.
William Simmons was instructed to
commence the work OF repairing LaI-
/ caster avenue between jackson and
Broomc streets. The secretary was in
structed to notify the dr. ctors Of the
Front ana Union Street hallway Com
! al
The secretary was also instructed to
notify the directors to meet with the
commissioners this evening. TO discuss
| the communication recently received
in relation to erecting poles for elec-
tric wires. This completed the rOu-
| tine business and the room WIS clear
ed of all except the commissioners,
who went into an election for officers
for the ensuing year:
Ihe position of secretary OF tkc
board was first taken up. The appli-
cants were: j. Leslie Carpenter, the
present Incumbent; John j. MUhnney,
Jonathan B. Roberts, Edward S.
Thomson, Samuel A. Price and Her
bert J. Wiley.
| Herbert }. Wiley was elected srcre.
tary; Francis MeCloskey, street com
missioner: Thomas C., Dill, assistant
street commissioner.
Mr.. Wiley is spoken of very highly,
and was recommended by manyprom-
inent citizons. At present he is en-
| gagged as clerk in the real estate illin
OF Hawkins Il Son, No. ia Market
street He is also n notary puhlie lIo
will enter unoa his new dNties on July
/. He will bn cUmpel!ei to give = bond
of sS,Olo FOR the faithful performance
Of his duties,
/ e
or were; Francis SicClOs.iey and Slall-
Ion NJ. Child.
For assistant commissioner: james
l. Hawkins, l.. Atwood Ieblay, Ellis
N. GaTett and Thomas G. Iiil.
w. W. Simmons was the only appli-
cant for inspector OF streets. This cleo
don vas postponed t0r one wecl.
/ lhn board then adjourned until this
evening atS o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24
Oh. Mhnt a Cnnrh

VIII you heed the warning2 The sig
nal perhaps OF the sure approach OF
that more terrible disease Consump-
ton. Ask yourselves If you can afford
for the sake OF saving Soc, TO run the
risk and do nothing for it. We know
from experience that Shiloh's Cure will
cure your cough. 1t never fails. This
explains why more than Million Bot
ties We're sold tho past year. 1t relieves
Group and whooping cough at once.
Mothers do not be without it. For
lame back, side or chest use Shiloh's
Porous Plaster. N, b Danlorth, whole
sale and retail agent, Second and Mar
ket streets. Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24
rrllf i:ntrs.n NJ Nnrlh,.rat.

On account OF ihe Convention Of tho
Young leaule's Socioty oil Christian
rii4eavor al Minneapolis. MINI. ,.iuly
glh TO lgtlt. tic Baltimore and Chic
Railrunl GaHl#Hy VIII sell round tlip
tickets tothut Cftytrum all stations on
It's lines Iron. IGly Utl TO Sth Inclusive,
AT The lO| raie pE olo faro iol thn rugBd
rIPubl lirE.ts wia be ,aaI Tor re,
turu ioIraag altIru..l5 ielliug MinHa-
Dpnll7J4!y gtht943lh iag!Isigp. Ihase
i dosirlug turoU aa longer, CaHtin sahy
dcpu-l'juE il#I tickets for safe lo2p,
ing Nita tIa Agent oil t!le lel mHiil tail,
rlHtl n' M5t!na s61.I5 uIHH ti,eg wi+H ID
hrgtn lhrlf lrtEH inHrt'v. snch tl4tG
| I1oL lU ln l3tor Il an August -ptu, l5al.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24
10 .o.r- IN ami n. Tnol..

There is BodnatHI ol in, rattrT1'sI
chaIga That an H'iiaha" ea-tca br.urt
NJ. Hickey was r!saail'eI ,.etelFe, OF
lNo5 and County =TlasaIar ef Ne#
Castle to89.G letHaru A.m slG aha
Governor Reynolds, this II tbs latter
apppiafe.l Liza wtato dJatl lie
could 20 o.yas 10 SOW Castle county
D2nf9stats !a'ultze FOR Eeyn1r1, fGa
United S'a.ea @aiH' y rtp surapfI iaea.
atpr tfn0rga Gt4y. Welp not ,uo@
personally Ao@ rmirl IIrh lhero Is
nit, but it las laan promulgated aud
not deaieI Al n nesting imtweeH i.ek.
ey and Reynolds NAnn tLe nttar urE.
ell he subject, 5Ir DtescY 5ltl in
saOsta#ee tttat for strh Il ipb u5 that
be must haee al tho tools ha wanted
as it w9nll be uyehlld' flty Ia carry
New Castle county tot tHe Dsmeua,fe
ticket under anycirHur##fau faucea With
out being lza!el with EBe tio4ern5r
for 'eaa'oragli o pppaIara can.
dhnte ms SeualortiraE .Hen il Is
said that the Governor rrtial-ed III X
ey all lhe tools he AA4la lis paW6t
to give him.
First ht made Dckey Iiec5iyel of
Taxes and County Traas ITer under tile
now fiYe Commissioner bill. Under
this bill, Diakey has the power 10 an.
point delinquent tax collector in
eVery tax collection district in tho
rounty, From tie chafactc, Of tie
men he attempteitn make policemen
we may judge Of the character Of tho
hon he viii make delinquent tax col.
Sectors. These tools he has tile powel
to use yet, but his police tools lave
:ailed him. lie made desperate at
tempt TO carry out Governor Reynolds
Intentions in the appointment Of a
police forco but lie has been lalket
hls tools were In bad order.
The result Of Reynolds an d Dickev,,
combined Influence TO make tools O
the police of Wilmington is sad bael
set to the Governors senatorial aspira
dons, and the Governor woulddo wei
10 go out Of the business Of making
tools for John T. Diokey to handle.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24
shiInh,s onn.,l,nt,tinn ,,nrn.

Tti5 i hcyoad question Tho most
successful tOugii Medicine wa hRc
ever sold A few doses invariably euro
tic woletrascs 81 c5uRN eHlup and
bronchitis, %i.iiai,s wonderful success
IN tho cure uI consumption IS without
o parallel in the history Of laa iua.
cieo It's ilfat discovery itias letn
sold on Il guarantee, u test which no
oiler medicine can stand II You have
a cough we earnestly ask You 10 Try
Price lpc., 51r and II, II your
lungs are sora. Ghost or back lame, aaa
Shloh's Porous iIaStrt n H. lls.u
| forth, Wholesale and retail agent. "a
and Market streets. Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24
Dots.
Brsh's, French street wharf, is the
place To buy YOUR coal.

Brsh's, French street wharf, is the
place to buy your coal.
George L. Ferguson. II f. I'd street,
manufacturer Of Pop Corn Novelties.
DyeIng and securing done. slO King st.
Taylor h Fullerton's Cough Syrup is
one OF the best syrups for coughs and
colds prepared. 800 King street.
Dursteln Is manufacturing fine Ha-
yana filled handmade cigars, at No. o
East Second street
The young people Of Union Church
will give an evening excursion on the
steamer Delaware OH July l4th, the
proceeds to assist in liquidating the
parsonage debt.
Mrs. A. l.. Conant and sister, Miss
Sisson, went to Deerileld, Mass, to-day.
They will remain at Deeriield until the
first of August
Contractor John Jaeoby starts to
morrow for few days, visit to Bridge
port, Conn, his former home,
Superintendent II. II. Archer, OF the
Wilmington City Passenger Railway
Company, Is on professional visit to
Pittsburgh, investigating the motor
works there.
Bishop Curtis presided at the semi
annual ordinations at st. Mary's semi
nary, Baltimore, OG Monday Among
those ordained to the sub deaconship
WIS Miles McManus of this city, Viii
liam Temple OF this city was ordained
| tonsure.
| Do you go to sleep as soon as you
sit down or commence to read or even
mt work, making it unsafe Tor you?
Be assured your liver is torpid and dis
| oased. For nice certain cure use Dr.
Slmns' Vegetable Liver Pills, Fourth
and King streets. ..
Miss Eva Il. Baynard hrs gone to
Slaughter, Del, to spend Il few weeks.
Miss Lizzie II. Conner has gone to
Virginia and North Carolina to visit
relatives.
Mrs. King offers for sale livestock OF
groceries and fixtures at Eleventh and
1alnall streets Tho store house is
also for rent.
| In order to accelerate business tie
Street and Sewer department will put
n telephone in the Office, corner ol
Sixth and King streets, in few days.
The Hamilton Debating Coteric will
give Its ice cream spread on the even
| ing of July I.
Lewis G. Vandegllrt, who has been
sick for mauy weeks with the ini'Gm'
matOrv rheumatism, is cDnvalescent,
and able to attend to his oilice duties.
Bishop Curtis has appointed July
to receive decorations at st. Peters
Church, for thn girls orphanage in this
city, and the boys orphanage at Rey'
bold.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24
NllrcnrLl ID Nn,H Nnslie.

rroop n n q u, latt thnI mmory
At iw"I'ti5atl trauHs stronfs MI 80
n' lsrk las oteHtiT anil m@trEci 10
Ar@ 'il,tst. 'laee wCfe bn.7H ! hy tWu
i.jHs nl.d 5iunI;H9l5, s4ft, woe fatigue
uitt5lII4
sani iaF H. eg&cw# #E4,ilo, hcWlnd
NV Wtaa ritzl Military lHnd, murchcd
ul' me Wilmington IupI ami met
iroap q, Shcu the lulfefiid spue inc
sEjrngEh dIiilnE. 4 short sHrrt m,
lttla,tI- aAie iii n S Cuztle. afiur
mli=llg l#g#' nla#s supper was served
40 tlls nr# ~ Of Company Il. Iro5p
y i,tllued none al auparIy hour this
morning
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-24
nv nead wnn l.nlrIy Lsnttcn.

And how much | suffered, It is hnrd to
describe. That loathsome disease.
catalrh caused the above, and the doc.
tors 5aid they could not rcicvr mo.
paid hundreds OF dollars, for which |
leaoiycd no benefit got moro good
from two bottles of %ulplur Bitter7
than from all tho money / paid to doe
tors. shall cOutiHuc the Sulphur BIT.
ters, aa nave gir@t irith that lhoy will
care me. 5. NJ. Day, Al Hanover ST.,
Boston.
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or any form Of ousamption7 II so.
send 70 Prot. liart 81 Warren street,
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mail, a bottle Of medicine which is n
sure cure. Send to-day.