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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01
10 Please Customers
We Must Profit Them.

That's our way OF doing business.
We make 1t pay to trado with us!
We tnlk business in dollars and cents
Lot of misses kid spring heed, but
ton, worth St,a0 only 95 cents.
Lot of misses kid heel worth sl.75
only Sl.Q0. -
Lot of misses kid spring heel button
worth $500 only e1.25.
Lot of ladies' kid button opera OF
square toe, plain and patent tip worth
Ef.50 only Csc.
Lot OF ladies' kid button, square toe
worth $500 now only s1.a5. -ses ~
Lot OF ladies' plain lasting button
worth 81. rs now only u 25.
Eotof children's kid patent tip spring
heel button worth SIC. now only Csc,
Bizes to ~.
Lot OF children's spring heel button
only SOC.
Lotsof children's spring heel button,
sizes to lo&, worth Csc. now only
Csc. -
Lot of boys fine calf hook lace, sizes
to5% worth $500 now only SLIPS.
Lot OF hoys' calf button, sizes IL to
1877, worth 81. IS now only Sl.25.
Lot of men's calf congress tip, worth
81 now only SIPS.
Lot of mems calf hook lace, worth
s2,75 now only 41.75.
Lot of ladies' dongola patent tip OK
ford ties only so cents
hot'of ladies' hid opera slippers only
80 cents.
II you want a pair of shoes, no mat
ter what style, size or price, call In and
give us trial. ss,--5
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01
Y. III. c. 4. PhtrlniisIn.

Externally and inside the Y. NJ c. a.
quarters ut Tcnth ana Market streets,
Sere bnprcssiVSly trlIuMed Win red
white aud blue butitiug aud United States
tayS on Sunday. Unusual Interest chn-
.crea in the. Christian patriotic exercises
mold before d large congregation In the
gymnasium at 4 ociueN u. IN, not the
least attractive OF whieh wcro the quar-
tCttc SINGING of Nessrs. Eiuy, Henry
Baird, Rodgers aud tlSmcr. aud the CON
tegatiennl singiug Of the Ssar Spanglci
tlhuner ]. H. Klbg, gcneral manager in
troduced rev. !. ". lIitlm, pastor Of the
First prrsDs sterlan Church of Altoona. Pa i,
AsG 3bs a. aSpySred & a patriotic discourse on
Tie epokc OF the miserles OF war. and
would not, while he lived ou eayih, de-
sire 70 utter word that would stimulate
lie I9aintaiued the necessity that bad
fSisfted iihfsl of defending and preserving the
He drew some parallels and contrasts
tet@c(n Union soldiers aud soldiers Of
the cross Of Christ. The three principal
things that should influence a iiiau are
love 20 Gol love TO pcighbors aud love of
iCuDtry, usiifg these terms ia the hIuad
aud iiying sense Of the people OF the
whole uatien.
lie culoszed the men who led ON the
civil war for the Union, and especially
the rank and flee the urny.
If the graves were decorated solely to
honor heroic utlseiiisltness there were
1hose o1 niany nothers wives aud sisters
tlat should be equally honofcd These
offerings and all tsaeil- patflo ie EXERCISE
and organizations existed TO teach the
people and To commemorate TO children
and poeterity what this great nation Had
,,Ost III human sneriflCe, suffering. blood
and trtagIirc andto teheh them also 10
fdfend and preserve the existence OF our
country .tss tz.t
Ilc stood boldly and iirtnly fora govern
ment of Righteousness. believing tfiat 10
6c the onlv Kind God would bless. He
closed et 10 minutes past o'clock with n
beautiful nnd appropriate exposition Of
tho Gospel OF Peace
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01
An EDITORS Preaching.

Hav. Alfred r, Scott, IN Evangelist Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church aud edl-
tor af the Christian Conference, preached
a the Home Canlp-meetIng Sunday fore
ceive power after that the Holy Ghost Is
come upon you and ye shall be witnesses
unto me, both In Jerusalem. and in all
Judea. and In 6amaxia, and unto the ut
termost part of the earth
The words were spoken by Christ TO his
eleven Jewish disciples after he had risen
from the grave and before he had ascend
ed TO Heaven. Due consideration should
be paid to the persons, the power they re-
coived and the purpose for which that
While oIhersof the one hundred and
twenty were probably present these words
were spoken TO the eleven who were
Jews by birth and education. Even three
years association with Jesus had not en-
tirely divested their minds of the inher-
ent Jewish idea that the promised Messiah
must be worldly King OF supreme tenn
pural power.
They had to wait at Jerusalem ten days
and receive the Holy Ghost before they
siah Jesus Kingdom In this world. then
as NOW, Is the reign OF the spirit of His
loving presence In the human heart. The
strengthening of their faith was one ip-
portant purpose of their waiting. While
they tprTied they engaged In praise and
supplieation.
Que cannot understand how bread eaten
creates vitality In the human system or
how vegetations grows. and 80 OF many
natural laws. There is a spirit birth and
q lifo aud power of the Holy Spirit In the
soul Of man that eenIat be ephilosophlcally
explained by uipau wisdom. Chtist
created the Gospel. at The time OF the
text HIS creation of il had not been
that tlpie aEceiided TO Heaven and sent
the Holy Comforter to take His place uu-
til he Ghall come again on pagth.
The editor preacher explained the con
pii1 and of st, Peter who preached the
fret Gospel sermon. lie also told hls own
experience.
Tic example aud preaching of those
now on earth, who hea received the Holy
Gheaf, he thought 10 he among tho thipga
esseiitiul 10 tllc saving OF the world,
lsc had q good-sized and entirely sym
pathetic audience Of very nice people
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Received Their Commissions.

John W. Lawson and Charles Jester
received their Commissions on Satur.
day 'afternoonsas Police commissioners
for six and four years, respectively.
As isgeHerally known Mr.. LdWson Is a
Democrat and MIR. Jester a Republican.
The mayor, who will be elected next
Saturday, will constitute the third
member.
John w. lawson is a son of Thomas
]. and hIargeret Lawson, and is native
of Biandywine Hundred He is az
years of age, and has lived In this
county all his life, with the exception
of about two years, while he WIS a
boy, when he accompanied his parents
to Illinois.
When but young man he enteredthe
employ of the p, W. 81 d. Railroad Com
pany.in tho motive power department.
After service for several years he was
made clerk to faymaster William II.
Jamnr. Paymaster Jamur died In 1877,
and Mr.. Lawson succeeded him as pay
master. At present he is also seere-
tary OF the Board of Poor Trustees OF
New Castle county. He has always
been identified with the Democratic
party and is very popular with all who
know him. He lives at No. 913 Tat
nall street. He will continue to act as
paympster of the p, w. & b. railroad
In this city.
Charles Jester Is native of Kent
county and was born near Dover in
ls43. When he was IA years of age he
removed to this county and resided
near Kirkwood. He came to this city
in 1866 and secured situation as an
apprentice at small salary, with
Richard Griffith to learn the butcher
ing business. After serving with him
one year he commenced the business
for himself. He next became inter
ested in the business of horse dealing
having w, @. Martin for partner.
Since that time he and Mr.. Mcdaniel
have been In business together. He
and Mr.. Mcdaniel now keep the extern
siye livery stables at No 4l9. West
Front street, under the firm name Of
Jester & Mcpaniel. While be has al.
ways been identified with the Rehpbl.
can. party he has never been an active
party worker. He is also trustee of
tho poor for this county.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01
T1R nE HARnTs

Afe FAA&XR R0YAL FiLl.s
49, We 0HlY efflntfh l'enAFgeyN t'iils Y efe,
Fsste once, 254 II, Ninth asrask fhila. by
uaFn VI ~ Saife, ". Advice tFea- Ladies be-
Wate pt tiiitatthii9. i-sH
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01

I,oR sALE-GooD BUILDING LOTS.
IL or will exchapge for one or two
small houses, Call on or address G. =.
WEIGH. 2O4 u. Fourth street. ml9-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01
SO "
'I Could Move the World

il had something to rest my leycI
gn.n said Arcliimtdes. Large hoaies
no impossible or even difficult task to
:epder those small hodies, The kidners,
active when they arc not SO. Don't
Try to do this with llnmedieAted alco-
holic stlmulents. The experiment is
unsafe. ghe sure. safe means. Il Hos
letters Stnlnach Hit,rrs, which affords
lust the right amount OF stimulus
Without OVERRIDING the matter. Con
tilitiad Inactivity 6f either HE kidneys
or bladder, 1t should lever Ie lost
sight Of, are attended With grave peril.
Hright's disease, diabetes, aud other
ailments which affect the renal organs,
have their origin in Inactivity OF the
kidneys, 10 overcome this Is an ensy
tnattcr at tho outset. Not SO later.
Now IS the appointed time in a case OF
this sort. IrreAularity OF the bowels,
stonl&eh and liver. rheumatism and
malaria arc rcnelica by the Eittera.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01
shilol,,s oolIs.th.i.ptlon Cure.

This is beyond question the most
successful Cough Medicine we have
ever sold, A lew doses Invariably cure
the worst cases of cough, Group and
bronchitis, while its wonderful success
IN tho cure of consumption is without
II parallel in the history of medicine.
since its first discovery it has been
sold ON n guarantee, n test which no
other medicine can stand. If you have
u cough we earnestly ask you to Try
it. Price f0c., 5be. and. 81 II your
lungs are sore, chest or back lame, use
shilbh's Porous Plaster. n. i, Dan
forth, Wholesale aud retail agent, I'll
land Market streets. Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01

I!aoR sALE-A GOOD PUSH-CARE
No. s3l Jefferson stleat msa'3t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01
n. r.. ROBINSON & COMPANY,
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
Fourth and MaElIeA

Stocks bought and aold In the New York.
Philadalphia aud Boston lnarkets on com
mission.
Letters of credit given. available in all
parts Of the world, and drafts on England,
ireland. France Germany and Switzerland
iessed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01
BALTIMORE
!. OHIO
RAII4ROAD

Schedule In effect May 10. 1891,
TRAINS LEAVE DEF. AVE. DEPoF.
EAST BOUND.
aExpress trains.
New York, daily .8us, s7Io. " q, slass.
Ia.m;al2 "A ~ ~. '5!s, Il a, iii IS. y. III.
Naston, % AZ y. NJ, daily. With Pullman
Epnet Sleeping Cars. running thropsia IN
Boston without change via Ponghkeely-
SIC bridSc, lanhing passengers Ia y, s N.
Philadelphia, weak days. q 0S. O. 90. q Il.
II 10 u 70, 80. y 4e, eQo, y 70 laua staa8
4 VI i5 2 \ Il II @ j, " b 81 q si ~ y \ T. 70
Phtladelpllia, SUNDAYS, q, W. IIa
u 50, 800. 30 So ll4ou, m, co. s2t5. sos
lq, 5oj,'5 9s, ~ Il. 81 10 ". I'll a53. M
- 40, 80. IS 40 go. u 30. 1o6a 10 d. III u
Ia. m, 60. s2la. sol, 40, 5o5. .5ss. Gls,
n q, 81, 1000, II ESP. IN.
G Chester, .sa g. sundays. e4s .7Io zs@
:. g. d. T. H. Il Y IS & 1000. 60 ii is Z ~ j. m
Atlantic City, week days, Y 10 III 5a a.
M, . Is D, N. sunday, Slo a. m.. 2ts
9. - WEST Bousb.
Baltimore and Washington, $50. fuA.
g q, 30 od a. m, 'l2 lo..2 o5 25. 5oa 4dais
~ no u, M. GniiN.
Baltimore aud way stations, 5ca u
2 5j y. IN. daily.
IPhNadciphla Division, 10 % a. m, dailx.s
Newark. Del, 4 So, I OF, IS Il, 40 % a. M
IL 10. o5, IS os, % q. %. II s.. II l0p. m
Pittsburg. u % a. w.. - o8 u. IN. daily.
Chicago. = II 4. M, % vi y, IN. daily,
Cincinnati and St. Lpuis, .Ia 10 d. ,,..
land y So p. m. both daily.
Singoiiy accommodation, o2a.m.. 75as
u - and II " p. H., daily.
Landenberg accom- modatipn, wao<
days, a2, II 0oa IN. a55 and 4 5A d, IN
Sundays, . SUa. m. 5innd % u. M.
TRAINS LEAyE NAlikET srREEn
STATION.
Fer Philadelphia, weak DAYS. 8 ~ 0 20
i y, IS Is, ' 33. III rs a. m. II 81 245 35s,
E. 8 2. m. Sundays. 80 y ~. Il 4. AS.
For Baitimorc,we days.5 IS, 6 30, "a ID.
% IS, III as Il. M. ! %. '5U6 p, M. Sundays.
sa 25 n. nl,3 land .5UU y. IN, - iff7sF
baltimore and nrineipnl stations. on
Philadeluhia Division, 53 q. M. duly.
except sunday. Sundays g95a, nj.
For i.andenterE and way. stations.
e2aa. IN. i5und 90 D. in.
Chicago. : Is n. m, dniiv.
fittshars. 500 p, III. daily.
Cincinnati and ST. Lnnis, 'll35 a. m-
daily except Sunday.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA EOR WILL
.. MfNGToN.
Dolly, 70, 600, TS5, s ID, eiQ, Ss
lp %, y a. M 1900 noon. 4 -.
Il 50. 90, i ls'Isl, 485, $40. 80. .5 ls.s so
"a ~, 8 10, 10 10. II 30 u. u. g
Sunday, y 2, q 10. IS ID. 9 90 % 81 10 %
~ IS n. m., u 90 noon, / 80, n1. si3l. 35,s
Is 4s. 70. q 20 IS 10, 6lO, ii 80 d. m.
Telephone No. ias,
sa- Rates to western points lower than
VIA any other line, :.
J. Il. ODELL, G. Q. sCULts,
General Manager. 6enn Pass, Agents
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01

THOR SALE-A COLLECTION OF
~ well made defrbprns, Wagons and
carriages at Fair prices. VIM. HAMMOND,
2ud and French slfcots. inh-2i-3mi
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01
a PhiIosophIenI Creed.

A creed is to be read as including a
philosophy, which can be rightly inter.
preted only by the philosophieaiIy
minded, The language of the Nicene
creed concerning the Incarnation is pure
philosophy. We know this from the
character Of the words employed They
are the TECHNICAL terms of metaphysics.
They can be traced up to the pfiileso.
pliers Of y paganism by whom they were
nlinted. In the works of the Kicene
fathers we sec men of acute and some
times deep metaphysical powers, wrest-
ling with the very problems which have
always furnished the materials for phi
losophy, reaching philosophical cohelu-
sions by philosophical methods, and e,x-
pressing them nj philosophical terms.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01

TaoB sALE-HQUsEs. NO. sol AND 800
II Wright street, with lot adjoining.
apply at No. COZ Washington street.
~ - n,D-26ts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01
sersice a fsookiand.

Ray. JaneeT 4 Yan Bprkalew preached
an interesting sermon In Mt. Lebanon
NJ. q. Church to quite large congre-
cation on Sunday morning. from the
text, u will appoint unto them plant
OF renown.n The plant he held rep
resentedC Christ. as showing his healing
power, and the production of fruit.
Mr.. yanBurkalow is popular with tho
people and his congregations are un-
large.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01
The Mysteries OF Faith.

A creed is to be read as form of
sound words, which may not only be
said, but sung. A creed dealing with
tyifiscendent themes must not only phil
osophizA; it must poeti2e thus to inter
pret through the Inauguration the nlys-
teries OF the faith. God is declared to
be the "maker of heaven and earth.
Yet is the almighty no celestial car
penter. Creation is not manufacture,
but growth, OF Christ it is declared
that abe ascended into heaYen and sit
titl on the right hand of the father"
The most high iIas no right hand. The
throne Of Christ is Of nauGht which can
be seen. 1t lisa poetic statement of the
truth that Christ is enthroned in power
in the spirit sphere, Such metaphors
are plainly to be read, not literally, but
figuratiyelY;. A sensible man does not
the language of imagination.
Creeds Must BE Capable of Growth.
To insist on one and. the same reading
of a creed is possible in the case of ma.
chine men reading machine creed. A
chain gang is not the type of the march
of man after the spirit of truth. A
creed must be read as having growing
meanings. The creed which is TO make
must have large thoughts to grow DIP
into and elastic words to admit of much
expansion. A fixed and final creed is a
contradiction of terms. 1t assumes the
infallible which its origin disclaims, and
denies itself as the living growth of the
human spirit which is its only justifca-
tion. Ii must be re-read with every
new knowledge. This need not necessi-
tate change Of creeds. Before u coun-
try boys new trousers are bought his
mother let's down the tllcks in the old
ones. A creed cobbler's work may be
dispensed with only by ereeds being
not q thing to be mended, but an organ
ism to grow. A fixed and final body of
divin ity is dead divinity, a theological
corpse.
Read Mems Beliefs by Their Lives.
A creed is to be read in the light of its
central truth. That heart of the creed
is unquestionably moral truth. In
Jesus Christ God Ia seen to be goodness.
The Nicene creed is then means to an
end, and that end is character. Right
belief is belief which helps us to right
life. Do not let your zeal for the faith
cause you to lose the faith, Walk in
the trust of the heavenly father whic b
Christ inspires, become partakers of the
divine goodness-and SO sh all
you know the very heart of your cree d.
Thus reading your creed from within
by its inmost secret, you will not read
mems lives by their. beliefs, but mems
beliefs by their lives. However inn
portant may be right thinking, one
thing supremely important is right liv:
ing. Creeds have been too generally
used as clubs TO convince heretics of
their error by stunning them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01

LnoR sALE--TWo STORY FRAME
IL at Fourth and DUPONT SITS. Cbeqp.
Apply at this Office. mS0-tf'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01

r AIDES RESSMAKING DONE
~ nrtlsticaiiY and cheaply at S23 Market
Learners wanted. Mime. S. r. West,
m5-ImTu-F'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01
High necommendation.

Of DR. Simms' White Pulmonie Balsam:
Said lady, it cured cases Iii my family
which were marvellous cures. She says
1t Is the best lung medicine ever made.
Said a gentleman, IL saved my wife
from dying from consumption ten
years ago, So we can give them right
along for coughs, colds, sore throat,
gists, Depot Fourth and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01
$50

The Grand Jury In New Orleans
made their final report on Saturday.
tieferring to the Irregular proceedings
about the court building, the fact is
mentioned that tho lists OF tales jurors
in tlle Hennessy case was deliverad to
tha defence nearly "a hours before it
.Who was responsible for this, but they
that the Court officials should
Investigate the matter and place the
Responsibility where il belongs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01

EoS SALE AGoop YOUNG cow,
It with calf by her side, Inquire or N.
u. DAYETT, Ghristiana Del. in3o.ata
ESoR sALE-A GOOD COUNTRY MEAT
II route. Must he sold at oucc.
Inquire to Edw. PYLE. 9ol Monroe ST.
msB-3tt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01

DIR, ]. @. Pickels, Electro Magnetic
is having remarkable sue
cess In the curing OF chronic diseases,
having cured some very bad cases in q
short time. u you have any chronic
call and SEQ him before IL
gets incurahle. Aches and pain cured
in few minutes, Call and Sec US and
set your nerves strengthened, system
yitalized. Consultation FREQ and con-
iidential. Electric and vapor baths,
7oI1 MaIket street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01

poARDERs = PERMANENT TABLE,
ID and transient. goa KING street n27-1m
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01
wANTEp..

yETsANTED-ALL THE LADIES OF
NY Wilmington and county TO have
their sewing niuchinns put In first-class
running order, rs spring-ti Is coming.
Will put yoifr mRchines Ia iifst-class rum
ming order from N6 cents upward, as have
tho only eewing machine repair shop IN
leaving Your order, or send postal. All
makes OF machines for rent by week or
month. All makes of machines, now or
old, sold on easy weekly or monthly pay
ments. or cheap for ctsh. Domestic ma
chino speciality. w. r. F0RWoOD.
feb2a No. COZ Shipiey st.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01
Philadslphia Wilmington
Baltimore K. r
May "a lsgl,

MAY ~ l1His
'rraias VIII leave wiimiussep ss follswss
phllade.phtatexpresal. l %. saa, e1
II sia. ~, sis 10, IL ~. Sy.s * la's II: II.
. 51, y OJ. $50, W and o I2 II. la. N'
Accommodation. 35, 5a, 05, 8 ia.
- i. ~ a., a; ~; i; Z Il Ss 10 a. Us. W ea
bor Chester texpress). Is. sllssl.
S 9o, . ", u. II OIL a. III, ~ 30, 5I7,
q ~ c6 nhdD II j.. IN.
Accommodation, q %, q IS, = 0d. . l0.
70 "a, u asa, NJ. .ls ~. , - . Ia. as. 2i
New YORK, 5s, 6s, 20, . 80. . ii, ) 50,
10 o., 10 4. II 5i'a. m, sIe 10, u 81 1 sg,
y "A, sts,5 10. II, 55a. 10 vi, q ID, 4 0ss
u II and 10 30 y. m.
For West Chester, Win LuiuoiEin. Us
and 70 &. M, % and 40 p, ia.
Fer Newark tCentrol aud intcrInadi4te
stations, toa. M, ~ 81 and q ~ p. al.
iio,is =; n. r. 90. a+i, . - and W p. M,
hsItimora snd Bay Line, 5 % y. m.
iliiai!iiaore Il "a I. snd ~ Wasliia5ton 4 " q.
i =, . %, 10 Oh. 20. $ 70 p. nj, aud'la 10
Trains for Delaware Division leave for.
new Castle, 10. II 70 q. M, ea5,
III : %, ~. %, 90 q. M. and II o.
Georgetown. ID u. m., 8 50 d. IN.
harrington, llelnar and way stations.
. = | a; m, and % y, ia,
might
Franklin City. 8 I6a M.
Express ier pape charlea. Old Point
Soh,oft =, ~ iNad AuItelk, II os q, m, ard
Leaye Philadelphia, Broad street, for
Wilmington tehpressl, ssy, i'm, 4 ", ~.
& a.. hti tft
II ~ y. M, anh y 0S night,
In,g ] y, v; \ ID, a6s. iis. sss Eaa d ioOs. j.
10 40hn q II " y IN.
SUNDAY TRAiNs
For Philadelphia tcxpress,,s 4 az 2Es.
= 90 eQ: 9o9. u 81 q. IN, 4 sa. 3oL 5 IL
q &cSoSsmSaa,iSn, N % - an " +, sSs' g. ! n
IL 70. / q. ~, D 20'apd 10 20 il. IN.
IN q. y, M. s n, 7'ee, / % and n y, M
A5ceo;mmoaatien, y Z 20, o.. 4. m, u 40.
For New York texprcssl, 5s. 25S
80. Z ~ 9 30 II 81 a. m, L 10 aa, 3ci,
4 70, V. %, 70 ~. 7oS and 10 70 y. u.
For Boston without change, 5aG9p ~.
fof Wess 4hestoh via i'amoStn. "
For Now Casti,.. $50 p. m. ~ % night.
For Cape Charles, Old Point Coaifors
ana Ear ESTiSlk. M,S,ts. Il o. niSas; ,, novsr NJ.
Ioming. Eniton, Harrington, Bridgeviiia.
seaford. Laurel ard Dalmar, u 0I might.
baltimore and Washing tpn. lfi. . nj
md y ianight Baltimore only, Vs p-
IN. and l2 l3nlsht.
Leave PhilBdelphin. Broad street. fpr
" iin'ingtqn sexpIessl, 5 ss ~ 3 ian y y
Ip. III. and IL % night.
Accommodation, 35, 10 % q. IN, - a5,
z o. o 10. s 81. 10 OS and IL u p Ia.
For further intormasion, pasqcnger1
Station.
Trains marked thus (slaro linited on
press, composed entirciy of Pullman Faf-
lor aud Dining Cars; tConrrtzssionili Liii1r
itod Express upon which an extra rate az
fare Is charged.
CIlAS. Il. PUGH, J, u, WOOD,
General Manager. Gent Pass xar Afs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01
Or. W0RTR'S COUGH CURE

Is the most speedy and certain cure for
all diseases OF the throat, lungs and chest
such aS coughs, Group. whooping cough
asthuta, plettrisy. splitting OF blood, pains
in the chest, etc. II a es not only dry up
a cough, but loosens the phlegIn and al
nature to heal the discussed parts, For
sore Throat bronchitis andhoaEseness, this
remedy islinoqualied also for coughs after
modsels. For long standing and eonsnmp-
tive coughs this Is the remedy. Price Is
eta FOR sale hy N. u. Danfofth. Second
and Markets sts., Dilworth s Grant Sec
ond and Jefferson sts., T. Il. Dilworth,
Tenth and Market sts. in5.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01

NITANTED-l PRACTICAL. MEN TO
w 10 To chewing uat tobacco, $ hpura
work und full pay. ap-lS-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01

IKTANTED- -BoARDERS TAKEN AT
w lowest rates at No. 2Oi u. Second st.
iu.M-ItS
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01
Dyspepsia.

It cures every time. 1t never fails.
No record to that Of this famous medi-
cine. It Is made to cure aud it does it.
We allude to Dr. Simrns Apti-Dyspep-
sia Powders and EeGtable Liver Pills.
Depot Fourth aud King,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01

y1TANTED.-A BbACKsMlTH. ALSO
w two boys to learn II trade at the
nov ELTY CARRIAGE Woiiks. m274l
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Ayers Pills

May always be relied upon as certain
eure for liver troubles. constipation, sick
beadache, bilipusnass, dyspepsia. iaundice,
knd rheumatism, Unlike most cathartics,
Ayers Pills strengthen the stomach, liver,
end bowels, and restore to these organs
their normal and regular action. Taken in
teason, they check the progress OF colds.
levers. and malaria. Being purely vegetable
and sugar-coated, Ayers Pills are
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01

VIZ NTED-BOARDERS ATt83l EAST
w Fourth street. Good acconodations.
m3p-l2t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1891-06-01
EeatlxaL

An ice cream and strawberry festival
will be held at the Mt. Lebanon M. L.
ehureh, Bandywine Hundred, on
Thursday and Saturday evenings. The
proceeds wi " he applied for the benefit
of the church, All friendly to good
cause are invited.