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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22

Range of the Thermometer.
The following were the temperatures at the
Office Of the weather bureau today: sam, 81;
pm. 80; maximum, 40; minimum 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22

We shall keep open tomorrow evening"
and until noon Thanksgiving Day-because
NO other house DOES-EvEE DIp-or EVER
WILL-sen such STERLING QUALITIES At
such LOW PRICES as WE quote, and you'll
want to do your buying HERE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22
Sl,25 News Suors

Sl.25 SPLENDID LOT OF MEMS SHOES
81. % AT sl25. ALL STRICTLY SOLID. NEW
81 81 SHAPES. WELL WORTH SOC. PAIR
el.25 MORE.
If YOU ARE NOT ACQUAINTED WITH Us
YOU WANT TO MAKE OUR ACQUAINTANCE,
FOR WITH THAT ACQUAINTANCE WILL BE
ASSOCIATED UNBOUNDED SUBTRACTION
AND PLEASURE IN DOING YOUR TRADING
WITH Us. WE HANDLE ONLY THE MEDIUM
OR BETTER GRADES OF SHOES. WITH EVERY
PURCHASE WE GIVE GUARANTEE THAT
MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED IF FOR ANY
REASON TIE CUSTOMER is DISSATISFIED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-11-22

Scnoru1A Is. Is TIE MAN. A
disease of early life. Home knowledge all astray
about It, YOu canno, tell whether your child has IS
not your doctor will know
We do not prescribe We are chemists. We make
the remedy. scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil. Your
doctor must tell You when to useit.
Aboot on CAREFUL LIVING tells what scrOfula
is. Shall send il! Free.
SCOTT BOVINE. Chemists Iae South 9Th ave. &.
NewYor
Your druggist keeps SCOTS EMULSION of cod
liver oil-aIl druggists every where do. 81.
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S1.9S Mrs,s SHOES.

.9s HANDSOME CALF BLUCHERS. CON-
.9S GRESS AND LACE, POINTED. GLOBE
90 AND PLAIN TOE. THESE SHOES WEAR
9S AND LOOK AS WELL AS ANY 90 SHOE
% MADE
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MRS. wINsLow's SOOTHING SYRUP

MIS-. WINsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Has been u-ed for FIFTY YEARS BY MILLIONS
of MOTHERS for their CHILDREN WHILE TEEl H
ING with PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t sooTHf the
CHILD, SOFTENS the GUNS. ALLAYS ali PAIN.
CURES WIND collie ana is the best remed. for
DIARRHGA Sold by druggists in every part Of the
world Re sure aud AK for Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup and take other kind 1ocents = ooItie.
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BIRTHS.

second Edition Continued ON 9th Pare.
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LIZ II BE
A GLoEIors TuAxKservIsGs.

As the ioyfal season of ThsnkSzivings
AL hes ~s think Of turkey and pies and
other similar rood thinss." Now you are
nc doubt thinking 20 yourself how in the
world are We going To work ''Ceres'' In with
your Ihsuks<ivings. Easy enough. for
Whenever you bake pies you make crust.
aud What h pie without short ''brittle'
crust. That Is the only kind Of crust
''Cere." ever makes
Ceres comes il for the TURKEY, too. to
thicksn the gravy and make the bread
which often forms the stufnrg Why not
bake Loaf Of broad and put IL away to get
stale b TbAnksxivinx>L
Yet ThAnksxivinxs Is only one o. the 365
GAYS In which ''Cs-es'i Is useful
CERES" makes MORN" brad
''LIGHTER" bread. ''swEETFR- bread
''wnirER~ bread and BETTER" bread
year in and year out than any other four In
tie world
Beware Of limitations. Look for the cir
eui~r In every SAX and barrel Il bears
the autograph signature Of Wm. N CAT n
90. and the impri nj % two gold medals.
Your grocer sells the Bairsrsal rasorfis-
Ceres" Try sack nsxt tine We oaly
NA0lesa,s q.
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5Oo. LAp1Es, S11ppERs

b. ALL STYLES AT THIS PRICE. KID
)c. OPERA SLIPPERS. CLOTH EMBROIDERED
)c. SLIPPERS AND FINE PEBBLE GOAT
Il. HOUSE SLIPPERS.
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bound in blue and gold
basement. 18th s.. buildine)
25 Dozrs INFANTS Blps.
stamred for cmhroidering.
IS. each
Ca foor 10th building
THURSDAY. NovruBrn "a,
THANKSGIVING Day,
Do You NEED
TABLE LINEN. TABLE WARE. or
KITCHEN WARE.
sS-Table Cloths. Damasks. Napkins Tray and Cary
ing Cloths. Table Padding. &c.
Second floor ST. buildinE.)
Those Six and Linen Sets are a neeting bargain
Al-white and salmon. 3, 80 and yards long. tied
fringe. and only $50 to SO Worth $40 to $50
tSecond foor. ST. building
.
Carving Dshes-Ensiish Porcelain first quality.
l+inch. oval. 45c l6inch. 6oc.
Pudding Dishes. decorated French and German
China. with Tray and Baking Dish combined.
81. 40 upward.
Imitation Cut Glass Cranberry Bowls
Cranberry Sets. consisting of large bowl and six
saucers,
Celery Glasses 40 and soc
Plain Roasting Pans Ii to ACC
Basting Spoons.
Lardng Needles Ell per box
Returned skewers set
Tooth Picks box of q 600.
tFifth floor st. building.)
To have the turkey well cooked is essential. If
You use one of our IMPROVED sHEET-IRoN
DOUBLE ROASTING PANS it will need no bastins
the steam produced by cooking acting as such 1t is
almost impossible for anything to burn while cooking
in these pans. consequently your dinner will not be
spoiled by servants carelessness.
81 35 and 81 Co
Fifth floor. llth St buding)
CUTLERY DEPARTMENT
CARVING SETS FOR THANKSGIVING.
Knife Fork and Steel so % up
Just opened-a superb line of CEASED" GOODS
Carving Sets. Scissor Sets. Shaving Sets &C. for the
holidays. On sale tomorrow.
first st. building.)
JAPANESE DEPARTMENT offers for Thanksgiv-
ing. Platters. and Cranberry and Celery Dishes.
big lot Sacred Chinese Lily Bulbs,
Third floor first and second annexes)
A GENUINE BARGAIN THrs.
wehave secured prominent manufacturers entire
stock of
EMBorpEREp CHrrroS JABors
And placed them center counters, at
-311xc.--
The lot includes narrow embroidered edges flower
embroidered edges and plain ground. with colored
flowers all overpnk. blue. white. cardinal, brown.
lavender, mais, black and many combinations
PURITAN sETs-CoLLARS AND CUFFS.
White. pink and blue-futed.
PIC. set
First floor second annex
The NEWEST In SHOES
We have tnst received some handsome novelties in
LADIES' BLUCHER LACE BOOTS.
Patent leather. vici kid and co,h top. The patent
feathers made with wrinkled vamps-new and
very stylish.
Patent Leather Butchers. hid top..........s6.0 90
vici Kid. patent leather trimmed. ........... 90
Dongoa Kid. patent leather trimmed 400
Dongola Md. cloth ps...-...----....--,..-. 4OO
Patent Leather Butcher Oxford Ties. heavy soles.
for street wear 5.oo
Patent Leather vamp Blucher o1fords. 400
Our usual complete line Of staple goods for ladies.
misses, boys and children.
INFANTS SHOES.
White. pink. blue red and bronze.
SOC. pair
cd floor. LIST annex
THASKserv1Se GLOVE VALUES
LADIES' CHAMoIs GLOVES.
S-button length white and natural color
fl 90 pair
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list OPENEp-CJsTUME PARLoRs.
Oha-2aeraie and Fanny Costumes for hire. Also
msds " order short ho,ics D.eoraiins and Drap-
~. CARL y 6UNDLACH.
SS1ts 81. n
AAsxn. Hashiaxton.
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DIED

SYLVESTER. Born q Rirhsri and Laura v Syi-
vester Tuesday. November -. lSr2. n son.
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Sl.9S LADIES. SHOES,

IL. % SPECIAL BARGAINS IN LADIES' HAND
81. 50 WELT DONGOLA KID SHOES. ALL NEW
H. qS STYLES. IN OPERA AND SQUARE TOE.
b. 9S TIPPED Or MEDIUM COMMON SENSE.
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SAKs AND COMPANY.

L QUILL OEAP las i OF DOW"
BBB UY highland you won't have
BBB any bother with the BOYS
BBB CLOTHES the res. Of the sea-
son.
It's no excus, for parting seams
and breaking stitches to say q boy
lis hard on clothes of course
he is-they all are.
But OUR SUITS and ovERcoATs-
and REEFERs-sre made with a care
that can face the toughest use with
out giving way.
We like to see some style In BOYS
CLOTHES. and we've got 'eumption"
enough to put it into OUR wears for
all ages.
1t costs us more-but 1t doesn't you.
That's why OUR 5-DOLLAR SHORT
PANTS SUITS are the sixhtliest.
COATS are the warmest and tidiest.
II we struck out for Just so much
proft-then We couldn't sell them for
any less that the 90 and 81 others
ask.
It's so with the 1O-DOLLAR line of
BOYS, LONG PANTS sUfTS-we,ye
more kinds and better qualities than
s12-and more--buys in ninety nine out
of hundred stores in this country.
And REFERS.
Just think of Refers for 3 DOL
LARS,
The 12-DOLLAR ones--the best ones
must be elegsnt-growing out of such
good beginning.
You know the famous designers are
not going to hide their efforts where
buyers are few. So we get them all
the ne~est-the best. Every style Of
oURS-barring a few staples that never
grow oid-is a novelty.
You can 20 into every other store in
town-see all they've got to show-and
then you haven't seen half until you've
been through our line. You haven't seen
one of the gems until you see ours.
Satisfaction calls parents here.
Saving calls them here
Variety calls them here.
Most Of them come here. too.
Ours is a SHOE STORE
as tpsN as d C.Othes store
the strong points Of one a
Characteristic Of the other
the goungsfers' line esq
cIdttv.
SAKs AND COMPANY.
and HONOR MADE" CLoTHE
eth street.
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EE. TIT TIT ZEE ERR
Eu l.. + + f. T.. / III /
Our establishment will be closed all day
Thursday Thanksgiving day. 1t is getting
to be an old story. We refer to the datteriuR
compliments paid our stock Of Coats, Cloaks
and Suits. Being the only house In the city
giving IL almost exclusive attention. it is but
natural that we should carry the largest and
hsndsofhest line.
G iloys: FSorr Tssssnnss:sss,iyyiinoss
4button Kid Gloves in tan. gray and NODES
only 81 % per pair.
Having but one shade in the 6-button Perinot
Suede Gloves. sizes O. on and esl (seal brown.)
we Will close them out at u. IS per pair Their
regular price is Sl.65.
The very latest fad-4-button Embroidered
SUICIDES. fancy buttons. in modes. tans. OK
bloods and gray. embroidered in self color and
embroidered in black. 81 20 per pair.
C slsSI.ssa Rs synisr GIISys.
Upon which comment is unnecessary.
They are Queen Of Giovedom
4button Rey nier Suede 81 90
4-button Reynier Kid. 81 "a
S-button Reynier Suede, 81 H.
Unusual B :Fs.iin: In Ri iSsSn:
Especial we offer 3-inch All-silk Satin and
Gros Grain Ribbon. IN art shades. at the low
price Of l9c. per yard. Never before sold I'M
der 25c
Exquisite All-silk Scotch Plaid Ribbons, the
latest fad for millinery. fancy neck wear. &C.
6-inch. 10c. per yard.
3-fnch. extra quality. Zoe per yard
4-inch. extra quality. Doc. per yard.
Full line of Satin and Gros Grain Ribbons in
all the various widths and art shades for fancy
work. at the following low prices:
No. 2-1Inch. DC. No. 9-1h-inch, 1!c
No. -A-inch. &c. No. 12-3-inch. I9c.
No. o-l-inch &c. No. 1924 inch o:s,
No 7-1h-nch. 12c. No. 81 Inch, 25c
Ts ssnss:siyins HSSssiis:EEyy Al MsKnnsswws
Think Of superior quality of Ladies' Silk
Plated Hose. in black. tans and all the deli
cate evening shades. at the low price of 7sc. per
pair. This quality usually retails for 81
Having but q small lot of them left We will
sell 81. 3S Black Spun Silk Hose at 81 per pair
New arrivals. Black Isle Thread Hose
only 400. pair.
Same with black feet and fancy uppers, SOC.
per pair.
Al MK
We won't permit . cotton and linen mixed
handkerchief to enter our stock. We stick close
TO the pure linen. and all We sell are such.
Ladies' All-linen Hemstitched Handkerchiefs.
plain and fancy borders Ioisc .arb
uamdta,o,;a,. n. ih''iai henis'itched
Ladies' Sheer Lawn Initial Handkerchief
only 25c.
Ladies' White China Silk Initial Handler.
chiefs. only Csc.
Handkerchief. At o. '''''' Vi A''-iiheh
These embrace plain hemstitched. embroid-
Vvr;li;am e"
w iiiiAm A. =" Anew.
Q22 pa. Ave.
y. d ~ /
~
~
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EVERY DOSE EFFECTIVE
Prepared by Or. J. c. Aye L Co, Lowell. Mass.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
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WOODWARD & LorHnop.
10TH. nth AND F SITS. NV.

eS-Ciosed oil day Thursdav-- Thanksgiving.
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98o. SCHOOL SHOES.
THE BEST SHOES FOR BOYS AND
GIRLS EVER OFFERED AT THIS PRICE.
THEY ARE SERvICEABLE. NEAT AND
STYLISH. IT WILL PAY YOU TO TRY A
PAIR.
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Wv Nj. Garr X Co.

'Ehois.ais Fsoar a.d Feed DsI.srs.-
Cor lst AL Ind ave n o. roo
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CeieSrasseedd R eynier Giio Oyes..

Upon which comment Is unnecessary.
They are Queen Of Giovedom.
4-button Reynier Suede, s1SO-
4-button Reynier Kid. sI.76
S-button Reynier Suede, 81. IL.
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U nusu:l B :Fs.iin: In Ri issSn:
ssnissiyns HS Ssi:ry Al MsKnnssxws

Think Of a superior quality of Ladies' Silk
Plated Hose. in black. tans and all the deli
cate evening shades. at the low price Of 7Sc per
pair. This quality usually retsils for 81.
Having but q small lot of them left We will
sell ell S Black Spun Silk Hose at 81 per pair.
New arrivals. Black Isle Thread Hose
only 42c. pair.
Same with black feet and fancy uppers Soc
per pair.
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G iSy:: Fo or Thhs snssxiyIass..

Nloves Il or l. thanksgiving.
4-button Kid Gloves in tan. gray and modes,
only 81 % per pair.
Having but one shade in the 6-button Perinot
Suede Gloves. sizes @, 6h and On (seal brown.)
we VIII close them out at u. IS per pair. Their
regular price is Sl.65
The very latest fad-4-button Embroidered
suedes. fancy buttons. in NODES tans OK
oloods and gray. embroidered in self color and
embroidered in black. 81. 20 per pair
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HAwrHonxrs SCARLET LETTER
Will be played by RICHARD MANSFIELD this
week. If you contemplate seeing the play you will
enjoy it all the more after having read the book We
have Just received large lot printed on good paper
from clear type. and handsomely bound in scarlet.
white and gold
SPECIAL PRICE, 25c-
Also DRUMMoND's ADDRESSES, in same AyIe.
bound in blue and gold.
-2c-
tbaseineht..... 11th s. buildinc.D
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-13

WTANTED-Hsnd riveters; also as
w senblers and tinishers Oh riyeted
.ron work. Apply Immediately, EDGE
Moor bridge Works. Edge Moor, Della
ware, aT-Gt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-13

+ The Street and Sewer Engineers will
have TO wear muddy boots for a week
on account of thoir bill of 1855 for
shoe backing, stamps, car tickets and
itowel-Washing, being laid over by the
street and Sewer department last
evening. Mr.. Gswthrop thought shoe
backing and towel-washing should be
a personal expense to members of
their department.
The payroll OF 1858. rs was ordered
paid. The secretary reported eollee-
lions of 1856 30i city auditor, S125. The
balance In bank was reported to be
1884, 1850. Bids for grading Clayton
street between Lancaster avenue and
theStnut street were received as fol-
lows:
Patrick Carberry, Il cents per square
yard; Samuel Mccormick, 25 cents:
Martin heogh, l4lz cents; j. A. Mccall
ley, II cents; William Campbell, IA
cents. The contract was awarded to
Carberry.
The contract for wiring the building
at Sixth and King streets for electric
lighting was awarded to tho Delaware
Electric and Supply Company for $40.
Curb was ordered set and pavement
laid on Maryland avenue from beech
street to the city line.
The contract for cement WIS order
cd to the Charles Warner Company and
Tor sand to the Combs Coal and Lum
her Ionlpdny. The contract for catch
buckets was ordered TO j. G, Johnson
* Son, and for iron work to the liar
ian and Holdings Company.
he board Will meet again tins even
ing and may possibly decide upon the
necessity Of an assistant secretary.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-13
The Plea of Insanity

Cannot he urged in extenuation of the
conduct of hosts of people who constant
" inhict injury upon themselves and
lay the foundation for serious and disas-
Itrous bodily trouble ly the Use, in season
and out OF season, upon slight necessity
and without discrimination, of drast k
.NeSetable cathartlcs and poisonous miner
al cholnaogues- notabiy the various forms
OF ncreury--to relieve simply cons,ipa-
ton complaint remcdluhle at any stage
lhN the persistent use of Hustctter Stom-
ach Bitters. This famous remedy never
Erlpes, cNncuates too cupiOusly or weak
ems the bowels. II there is any other ton
&c Hp""icnt in or out of the phurmoco-
nuin OF which this can truthfuIly be said,
Me q g unaware OF II. Abandon the fatu-
Gus habit of dosing and use this benign
regulator, which also sets right weaken
I'D Stomachs and dIsordercd Iivers. Rheu-
matisln. neuralgia. sleeplessness loss of
appetite malaria. debility and kidney
complaints are tronbles ali conquerable
by the Bittera.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-13

TOR RtNr.-2S03-5-1 and Market, six
IL rooms and bath also tore and dwell
ing 2SO1 Market street. 0 rooms \. TAT
NALL, No. liz Market ai-lm-d
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-13
G0ETHE's VISIT TO CARLSBAD.
His Life Greatly Prolonged.

There Is no doubt that the life of the
great poet was greatly prolonged by
drinking the waters of the Sprudel
Spring. In our day we have the Sprudel
Spring brought to us in the form OF Salt
which is obtained by evaporation from
the waters of Carlsbad.
The Natural CARLSBAD SPRUDEL SALT
powder FORM is in no sense a mere
purgative, but is an Alternative and elm.
NATIVE remedy which dissolves tenacious
bile, allays irritation and removes OBJ
structions by aiding nature. 1t acts
soothingly and without pain, and is
therefore, far superior than pills, purga-
tives and other remedies. The genuine
has the signature of EISNER & MEN
DELSON CO., Sole Agents, New York, on
every bottle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-13

MILLTowN. Apr. l2.-As was expected
large audience greeted tho Fores
Oak Literally Society on Saturday last
quite humber from the Faulkland
Lyceum were present and enjoyed the
program.
Mrs. j. Brown and the Misses Brow
sang I'VE Small Know Miss NJ
Brown read Mothers Prayer" "Iht
Fruit Girls Song was excellent,
given by Miss Essie Demsey, and wal
well applaudad. Clarence Brown.
THE 2?d OF February, showed how 0
country Lyceum can teach olocution
The promised dialogue by aIr. A. New
lin, Mrs. Brown and Miss NJ. and l.. G.
Brown caused considerable merri
ment.
Miss l.. G. Brown next read 'Thc
DIunkard's Lament" and sang "Some
Mothers Child" and The applause thai
greeted her showed that her reudi
lions were grent SUCCESS. Miss Essle
Demsey gave The Elf Child" and
though Essie is but wee girln she
is good elocutionist, and the society
predicts for her brilliant future. The
question; 'Resolyed, That Woman SUI.
frage should be adopted was hard
fought until the clock dial called a
halt, for the Sabbath was approaching
rapidly. j. Derickson and DrLH. Ball
bravely said 1t Should be" thus. while
L. A. Bedford and Dr. Boughman were
as certain that it should not be thus.
Mr.. Derlckson compared womans
position in life, i'll years past, to the
position she now occupies. and show
ed the noble work she was doing in
the W. c. L. u. in chnrch work and In
civil life. Mr.. Bedford also lauded her
work in these paths, but showed how
different path politics is, and drew a
picture OF women electioneering,
waiting returns etc. Dir. Ball fol-
lowed the legality of the question and
said how the laws were made by man
for selfish men, and were partial illus.
tratlng by many instances. Dr.. Bough.
man kept thehudieuce in laughter by
has Illustrations and instances wherein
the laws were partial to women. MI
Dericksun took up the same line and
also showed the benefits the ballot
would receive by 'tWuIuan suffrage. -
At this point DR.. Bouglman, who is
still suffering from the effects of the
grip, retired from debate and gave the
iloor to Mr. Bedford, who ably deiend-
ed the negative ana forced tho debate
INTO the moral side of the question.
When the debate MAS thrown open
to tho house, considerable interest was
L. a. Bedford, c. Densey, j. Brown,
llr. l.. ii. Ball. j. DeriCkson and II.
Baldwin followed. OF those not on
the regular debate, J. Ball spoke for
the affirmative and II, Baldwin, c.
bemsey and j. Brown for the mega
tive. -
The programme throughout was by
far tho best yet presented, each par
ttcipant striving to excel all former
efforts. and each was successful The
Infants" are proud to be abia to say
their society has been success, indi-
Fidually and collectively, and that
their lust effort, which is tho last till
Oct. LIST, is the GROWING success of
the term.
MIR. j. Brown. near Stanton on Sat
urday lost one of his tine lead mules
very suddenly. Mr.. L. places his loss
at $500.
scneol children are carefully study
ing the different ''effects of light and
shade of the 4-paws Show bills.
Farmers are pushing their work as
only Mill reeil farmers can.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-13
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.

ton ~ oNlLs II.
Jan. Is. 1899.
Trains VIII leave Wilmington ns foiiows 1
philadelphia tsIpress), 1ssas.s M sso
Il Ga 'o ~; " 20 loes 10 ls ii % ii y
6 y, u W. .dxi 7Od. 7ls ands II D. m. ~
ACCOMMODATION. 8 90 S. 70s an
20 = an. :; in IA y ", D. * sss ia 90
For Chestor te xpressl,l IS. %. sa1 Il. 4
30 %. eco. . Il. 10 o5. II 20. ii 81 Z. b..
VI. oso CO IS and lap. IN,
In 1commodation. o 10. 6 50, 7 os, so&
eG0 q a IN m; ~ n%. - asa %. a,
New York, 8, : IS. %, 6 80 IS. su
70 ej. 10 u, Il 81 u. M. sIs 10, - IS, q
SS9133. - ~. 56S g II. I o. ia
, "a 5oa Boston without chsnge. Ica. m.
Tor West Chester, via L.molsiu. q n
eh T y =. II. IS aud Is p. M. ~
'thtloms, l0a. m g, la 81 and So D. nj.
baltimore and intermediate stations
sv.i2 + m, 2QH 247. 4 IS and OF y. nl.s
ana u IL night. -
Baltimore and Bay Line, s Is u. m.
n iBhitlmore and Washington, I "a. scr.
S9I' ~ IL and II 90 Il. M, ~ 08, IL so 81 II
Sus ~ y 70 O3. SIS : 40 $40. D, m.
Trims 'Gr Dsia ware DIvisionl eavefo,.
20. 9 81 $50 p. m, and u o. night.
urur Lewess l5a, IA, l.5T p. IN.
harrington. Delmlr and way stations
"a ~ M Harrington aud way stations
Express for Dover Harrington ana
= geiinni. a IS a. NJ. 81 p. IN & 1901 night.
H1press for Wyoming Smyrna IS b. m.
Express Tor Cape Charles. Old Point
.oh,toit and Norfolk, II Is a. m . and IL o.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. for
~ aim n " !oTpressj, $50, 49, as 81
o. Sol. ~ sb9 l0l, 4 81. 0s, % II
so ., " l76 $3.50. II 10. IL 90 p. M. and
Accommodate 6 25. : ~. 10 IS, II as a.
y, 70, ~. 2ss: 10. 4 o.. as. 6.2. ssS ieo3
IN l0and II IS N. IN.
for further information, passengers
station. '"o '''Ao' " 's''
tHCongresssonal Limited express trains
composed entirely OF Pullman VestibIliS
Parlor and Dining Cars.
~ Limited express trains, composed OF
pullman Vestibute Parlor Cars. Vestibulo
i,assenger Coaches and Dining Gar.
CHAS. Il. PUGH. j. II. WOOD.
General Manager. Gent Psss'ger ARt-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-04-13

Be,vare Of ifnftQtions, daattons, md
substitutes 81 Or. p sfess gAtitsie nfsdi-
cines, Offered at what pretend 10 DO "eub
price, and only one tlJts :. bpt, they've
guaranteed. They're The cheapest naed-
cines you can buy at any price, Tor IL they
fail TO benefit or cure, you have yodk
money back. You pay only for the good
yea get.
To prevent fraud and imposition by un-
principled dealers, these genuine guaran-
teed remedies arc now sold only through
druggists authorized as agents, and d.
uoys at these long established prices;
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
flor the Liver, Blood and Lungs, e1.06.
DIR. Piefces Favorite Prescription flor
woutans weaknesses and ailmentsl, e1.0e.
DR.. Pierco's Pleasant Pellets dor the liver,
stomach and bowelsl % conts
Refuse all medicines purporting to be
DR.. Pierce's offered at any other prices