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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01
Dots,


II you want first-class dyeing and
securing done. 60 to No. 2lO King st.
Mrs. n II. Barton OF Newark is Wis.
iting friends in this city.
Miss Wilhelmina Beastcn, of Mt.
Pleasant, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Jas. L. Rothwell, ia this city.
Mr.. William Griffith of Newark was
in our city last night.
Mr.. William Wilson OF Greenyille
was in Newark on Sunday.
Miss VI. +. West, OF No. $50 Stevens
street, Camden, n. j., and Mr. W H.
Noel, attended Hallow cen party
given at the residence OF James L.
Saville on Jefferson street above Sta.
Taylor & Tullcrton's Rheumatic
Remedy cures rheumatism In all It's
forms. Prepared b. Taylor l. Fuller.
ton. S02 King street.
Vim. Frederick of Elsamere desires
Information of a Berkshire hog that
escaped from his pen last Saturday
evening.
Dr. SiinmE vegetable liver pills Il
guaranteed remedy OF great excellence
Tor iiVcr, XII lney and stomach discusses
/ TO remove tired feelings and purifying
the blood. - cents box. Family
boxes 81. Sold by druggists who art
our agents. Office AYR Market street,
| private door.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01
FIFTH EDITION.


New CASTLE, Nov. 1.-Hnllow Zen
was universally observed here last
night The streets wero thronged with
masqueraders A big masquerade boil
was held in the X. OF p. Hall, and g
large goblin party was held In the
house on Orange street recently va
Gated by Prof. Druckenmiller. The
small boy was out with his club as
usual and portable gates and doors
suffered In consequence. Is. +. Black
burn was rendered complete sur
price at his home on Water street by a
number of his friends last evening.
The evening was spent socially, after
which refreshments were served.
Among the guests we're: MIR. and
Mrs. j. A. Stafford. Mrs. Fraim, Mrs.
Lizzie Blackburn, Mrs. n II. Curry,
Mark pedrick and j. Blackb urn, OF
Wilmington; Miss Mollie Boulder, OF
Chesapeake City; Mrs. Hannah Wyatt,
OF Pennsgrove; Miss Carrie Walker,
OF LlktOni Rev, i. t. Martlndale. Mr..
and Mrs J. nj. Wise, Mr.. and Mrs s. A.
Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs, Is +. Blackburn,
Mr., and Mrs: J. T. Blggs, Mr. and Mrs.
y. b. Jones. Mr.. and Mis-. J.F Cannon,
MIR. and Mrs j. Hickman. Mr.and Mrs.
Il. l., Wilson. Mrs. A. L. Davidson,
Mrs. Mary Adams, Mr.. ard Mrs. E.
Challenger. Mrs. Louisa Blackburn,
Mrs. +. Frazer, Mrs. q. w. Hastings,
Mrs J. l.. Jemlson and Misses HaAnah
Chesternan, Jodie Adams and Laura
Hastings of this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Manlove enter
tained number OF their young
friends at their homo on Union stIeeh
last evening Bobbing for apples and
other liallow Fen amusements were
INDUCED in. A number of vocal and
instrumental selections were rendered
and also some recitationS.
Refreshments were then served.
Among those present were Mr. and
Mrs. James L.. Bacon, Misses Maggie
/ Gordon, Jennie Saunders, May Good.
/ ley. Mollle Knause. Reba Saunders,
/ Lillian Meredith, Emma Anderson, Lin
da Bower. Miriam s. Davidson, Is.
/ tella l.. Deakyne. Katie Mcguire, Ella
| Cline, Emma Davidson and Frank II.
| Gullck, Thomas X. Lancaster. Loomls
o. Wise, William Grimes, j. Milton
Davidson, William Saunders Arthu r
| Murray, William Hofmann. Dr. Mar
tindale OF this city, and Il. A. Lyon.
Miss Alice Frazer gave juvenile
party at her home on Della ware street,
where large number of her school.
mates were pleasantly entertained.
| The tug Taurus has been engaged to
take the City Cornet Band to Della.
ware City on Thursday evening, where
they will furnish music for q Demo,
cratic mass meeting.
City Council will meet In regular
session this evening.
Thomas Frazer 10 making a cunning
expedition In the surrounding country
to-day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01

Fair. with the pretty Colleena, the
CREASED pole and tie pig, followed ty
an admirable view Of the Gardens OF
Paris, WIKI tile stately EInel lower
showing IN the distance. This scene
SERVES 70 introduced numl ei of sensa-
tional novelties, especially engaged
Il Europe for this production.
Inc EcXt scene Il the Tropical For
ests OF Africa. tclumbus's ship has
stranded on the shore. and he with his
crew are captiyes IN the hands of the
Mozambique AmH2ons Then we lind
1 Columbus atioat again and after quell.
Ing mutlny the new world. which
proves TO be realistic view of New
York harbor. Is sighted. The SCENE
then transforms TO brilliant picture
of the Worlds Fair buildings at Ghica.
go. Into the burlesque novelty acts
and specialtles are interviewer in espe
ciat harmony. In the scenes in whicl
/ they are introduced groups Of pretty
girls, In costumes enhancing, scenes
of remarkable splendor, showing the
artistic touches OF the painters hand, I
chorus of beautiful voices, and bright
sparkling music, clever comedians
and buFlesque with plot and story
makes up one of the most enjoyable
performances ever offered TO tile pa
/ irons of the Academy OF Music. The
! company is announced for three
nights, commencing Thursday, No
vember Sd, with matinee Saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01

"o the general run of
cold-wcather b uyers
the names of Marling
i and of Schnable con.
vey no especial mean,
ing. But to the man of
fashion they represent the
best and utmost possibility
of the loom. They are
cloths that stand without &
rival for excellence Of weave,
durability and style, and
they are not-cheap. And
yet we can give you a coat OF
either, we'll guarantee, at
very much under any guess
you make-unless you know
| all about it
We can give you another
for much less money-do.
mestic cloth with exactly the
same manner Of finish. Put
the two together and you can
hardly tell them apart unless
you are very particular.
The one costs Si5, the
other SIS. They are both of
them What the Germans call
seltenheit- seldom. They
are seldoms; nay more, they
are neyers. Because you've
never before seen such Goats
for such money. Better
coats could not be made fol
any price than the one Al
$40, and a better coat, fol
the money, has never beer
made than ours at S25.
There must be on the
third floor at least so style
of Overcoats, more perhaps
not counting the listers. Be
gin with the triumph 0
economy, that SIP one, an,
/, work up to the S45 Montag
macs Or highly finished Me-
tons.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01

Mr.. and Mrs W. T. Massey, OF this
city, recently visited relatives and
friends In Baltimore. lDurlng their
three days soiourn In that city, they
took in very many places OF Inter
est among which might lie mentioned
Tie Ridgely monument. on Harlem
Square. 1t will DO remembered that
J. L. Ridgely was grand recorder OF
the l. o. q. F.. for quite number Of
years, and tho monument was erected
10 pefpetuate hIs memory. The Arm
stead monument, erected to tho mem.
DRY of Col. George ArIustead, who
was in command at FORT Mcilenry
during the invasion by the British, In
lbl4. stands on Federal I'LL, and is
visited, OF course. by every one who
stops at Baltimore. Then there Is the
Wells and McCOmas monument, on
Gay street, near Asquith, erected In
honor of Daniel Wells aud Henry G..
NcComaS, two youths who slew Gen.
Ross, the commander Of the British
forces. when that doughty Gen. had
the temerity to make an attack on
Baltimore, Sept. IL, 1872
There are very many parks and
squares in Baltimore, among which
may be mentioned Druid Hit, in the
northwestern section OF the city con-
tanning over 900 acres OF land, and
thu Patterson Park, in the eastern sec.
ton, which contains about 76 acres
This park was free gift to tho city by
u Patterson, 1t is probably the most
delightful place OF resort in the city,
and Oilers magnificent view Of the
surrounding country. Mr. and Mrs
MASSEY are loud IN their praise OF the
city OF monuments and PARIS, an,
would have swung around tho circle
q -. IN H. l..
peing limited they we're compelled t,
fbturn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01

The Levy Court convened at the
Court House this morning at 10. 81
O'clock. President Buckingham pre-
sided, and all the members were pres
ent.
Mr., Jolls called attention TO an cleo
ton bill of Townsend a Wells fol
$l73. which was referred to COMMITTEES
on Inspectors.
On motion OF Mr.. Jolls. II WAS greed
to consider no election bills, unless ap-
proved by the registrars.
Mr.. Hutchinson stated that the
charges for rooms for holding cleo
tions In his section were go. Chair
man Buckingham said they were o.
In his section.
Mr.. Jolls said Registrar Reece Of
Pencader hundred deserved favorable
notice, as he presented no bills FOL
clerk hire.
$500 was ordered drawn on account
OF the Delaware Construction Com
pany for Washington street bridge, and
$1,000 for the Hopkins bridge In Mi
Creek hundred
Gilbert Cooper OF West Chester ad
dressed the court on the Importance
of preserving the old records at the
Court House, and suggested that they
be given either 20 the Pennsylvania
/ DONlbb1 vi Iio
served In the Orphans Court. Re
| fcrred to the building committee.
Mr.. Jolls alluded to the law In re
gard to compensatlng reglstrys O
births and deaths, and sald the Law
made no provisions for pay. Referee
to Committee on Inspectors.
Mr.. Jolls rofuted the stntemen
made at a political meeting that tn
county defaulted In paying interest oil
bonds. lie also referred to the deface
ment Of the assessment records In TIN
Office of the Clerk OF the Peace. Clerl
BiRgs being present, said II the deface
ments were not made when tho com
Parsons were made by committe
OF the Levy Court they were mad
afterwards in the Office.
Mr.. Blggs was very Indignant owe
the matter, and said that the men VIII
would do so would steal. lie fOun'
that the erasures had been systematic
running from II names as the loves
In ward to 81 rs the highest. II
could not tell what object there wa
In the DETACHMENT, as he found that i
the Third ward both Democrats an
Republicans had been scratched out.
The court after agreeing to meet o
Monday afternoon next at 2 o'cloc
| took recess until 100 p. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01

Fines and Arrests For The Month.
Chief of Police Francis reports al
arrests for the month ending last
night. The arrests are classified az
follows:
Attempting to register Illegally, 81
assault and battery, n; assault on an
oiIlccr;2; assault with an attempt to
commit rape, q assault With intent to
commit murder, 2; begging, 2;
hlgamy, !; burglary. !; bail jumping,
z; carrying liquor TO prisoners, /,
corner lounging, =; carrying concealed
dcndly weapon, 81 contempt of court,
.; cruelty to dumb animals, /; drunk,
l6tj drunk and disorderly 2S; dis.
orderly conduct, 90; cmbezllenent, /;
hofse Stealing, Q; held as WITNESSES, 13;
house OF Ill fame, !; Insane, 2. lndecent
exposure OF person. 2; Insulting
women on the street. /; incorrigiblo
boys, .; keeping disorderly house, 81;
keeping n gambling house. l larceny,
2S obtaining money under false pre-
| lenses, !; patients, %; passing counter
tcit money, /; peddling Without a
| license, /; receiving stolen goods, 8;
runaway children, .; selling liquor
| on Sunday, l. shooting In the street, 1;
| selling liquor without license. q;
trespassiug, II; tamperlhg with q wit
ness, /; violating city ordinances, o.
vugrancy. >; suspicion, /; threatening
bodily harm, |; total i2l.
! Fire Recorder Shull Of the Delaware
| Truck reports false alarm on the
evening Of October lith from box No.
"a at Front and Justlson streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01

For years the ksntz-Santisy Com pa
ny has ueeu eoGsld are,i the loud NJ
vaudeville AMI blriassiaA organization
Of this country, and this senH1n it Ii
said 10 eclipse all previous efforts. The
company IL especially strong in sensa-
t.Onal and European novelties. tt Is
headed by such well known performers
"a the elayer bgriesquer Florence Mil
ler Harry IeClAlr'@ the eXCeAtriqns
comedians F4ssY aud Lester, the do
lightiHi soprano Mabel Marbls; tn e
English wizard queen, Mile, IeOFille
and others, who together contribute
to a program me Of uneznm pied Inter
est. he company will also present a
new spectacular buflesque entitled,
America; or, Tho Discovery Of Golu IN
bus, written By Frnnk DumOnt, and
IN which Is combined all the brightest
features Of comedy, ope IN, spectacle
and burlesquc. New and N agniItGeut
scenery has been especially painted
for this production by De In HarDe
tho vol known artist, and it Is sald to
10 a revelation to the variety stage.
The piece opens With q scene show
ing the beautiful harbur OF Palos,
Spain. Here Is seen tho pretty loren
doris and Carmcncital, closing with thu
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01
DIEn.

SElsNoN,-.Suddenly on the aist ult =,
Harry H.Nernon. son OF William Il. and
Kate Vernon aged y years.
Funeral VIII take place Thursday morn
ing, tho ~ Inst. from tine residence ut his
father, Caylnont, Del. Carriages will
meet the 1913 train from Wilmington.
SIMMONS --On November LIST, 1885,. Oscar
NJ, infant son OF G.. l.. and IL. ii. sim,
mons.
Intermont at Riverview Cemetery ou
Wednesday November .nd, al 3 O'Clock
p. M.
LODGE.-At Silycrsi!c on the u. X O.
Railroad, Isaac n. Lodge aged - wears
Relatives aud friends OF the family an
respectfully invited TO attend the ftinCr raj
from his late residence on "Wednesday.
November End, to lie leave the house nj ii
O'Clock a. m Services at the house, In
terment at b. tact Church.
MURPllEY. Suddenly, on October 2lst
ls9- James Aurphey, aged II yeHrs.
RelatlN SAND friends are invited TO Al
tend the tunerai from his late rehIdcnCr
pulont's B9hkA on Wednesday aftor
noon. at o'clock. Interment at st. Jo,.
=! eph Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01
THIRD EDITION.


The colored independent Republi-
can party are daily losing men whom
they have placed on their ticket with
out their consent. Henry Hubert, who
10 named as candidate for Congress;
John W. Lloyd, for General Assembly;
Richard Bolden, for the General AS
sembly. and william ID. Smith, for the
Lazy Court Oh the independent ticket,
yesterday wrote letters stating that
their names were used without their
knowledge or consent and requesting
their friends to vote the whole Repub-
llcan ticket aud not for them.
Samuel Ambrose, whose name has
been placed ON the ticket, writes as
follows:
Sur 1t has been published and stated
that accompanied Dr. John j. Black
ard Mr.. Holconb 10 the Democratic
headquarters, and that they bought
me OH to work for the Democratic
party or this abominable independent
Republican party.
/ take this method to Inform the
general public where stand. | was
never In. nor do | know where the
Democratic headquarters are. ard /
want 1t known that was born "A Re-
publican and trust that will die Re-
publican. cannot and will not have
anything to do with the independent
hUOfttubHl Vi tle DelnbGIdllt party. 4
WINS a soldier In the late war, anu
fought for liberty and the pursuits Of
happiness. and by the grace Of God l
will, on the sIh OF November, vote for
Harrison and the whole Republicnn
ticket. | always was Republican,
and God forbid that should be any
thlng else. SAMUEL AMBROSE.
New Castle, Del, October 81, 1892.
Last night John Spencer. candidate
for the General Assembly; Elias LUm,
calldidnte for county comptroller, and
Noah Congo, candidate for representa-.
tive In the General Assembly. with
drew from the ticket Each OF them
sent letter similar to the following
The undersigned. having been nam
cd us a candidate ON the independent
COlored Republican ticket without his
knowledge OF CONSENT does hereby
positively decline the nomination thus
rendered. and further desire to dlsa
vow any and all connection with the
Independent Colored movement, be
heylng that 1t Is scheme OF the
Democratic party to defeat il posi-
bic. TIE Republican ticket. My yott
and influence will be thrown in favoi
OF Harrison and Reid and the whole
Republican ticket, and believe ai
eelf-respecting colored voters vii
stand loyal in the Republican ranks"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01

A very pleasant surprise party was
rendered Mr., and Mrs. AlyGnza Jester
at their residence Ia Upper Chichester
last evening. A most enjoyable time
was had. At ll.30 O'Clock the company
assembled in the dining room whers
refreshments were served in alb md
ance. Among those present we're.
Misses LILA Hall, Village Green,
Rachael Osborne, Boothwyn; Annie
Craig, Jennie Craig May Jester, Nan
Jester, sue Jester, Emma Twaddle,
Kate Founders, Halle Bullock, Of
Twin Ouks. Mr. Geo. Hopes Mr..
VIM button, Jesse Dutton, Minor
Button. VIM. II. button. Jr James
McCrnckeh, John Jerry, Lafayette
Twnddle, John lwaddle Jont. I.aridr,
Of Twin Oaks and N. |. Pyle of VIII
mlmgtOm.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01

Governor Buchanan had depressing
reception when he spoke in Ciarksvills.
TenlL, few days ago TO his third
party friends. The procession to the
place ofspeakins. says the AppeaI-Aya-
lanehe, was composed of 1913 men on
horseback, few persons In carriages
and about lS0 men and boys on foot.
Two of the horses hitched to Blu.
chanan's carriage were heal-se horses,
and the colored band employed to
make music played the following So.
lections: She Is Sleeping in the Val.
ley, The Dead March, I've are Few
and Far between. and Our Days are
Numbered Whether the music was
played by chance Or Intentionally was
not learned.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01

John Council and another man,
whose name could not be learned, crea.
ted quite disturbance In Delaware
avenue electric car No. 50 last night.
The men had been arguing over poll
tics, aud wheL they reached Broome
street. came 10 blows.
The conductor elected Connell from
Tue car, when he seized brick and
hurled II through tho window The
missile struck one OF the passengers
On the head making uu ugly scalp
1 wound. Cornell escaped but was
afterwards arrested by officer Black.
Tho passenger went to the drug store
OF Garret $. Smith, where tho wound
was dressed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01

Samuel Click, baker of No. III
West Front street, was seriously in.
lured by icing thrown from his wagon
at Fourth and Church streets yester-
day. MIR. Click was driving along tho
street IN company with Louis Riebold.
A horse driven by John Mcbride ha.
came uEmanageuble aid ran into Mr..
Clicks wagon. throwing the occupant
to the ground.
Mr.. Clicks back was severely sprain.
were bruised and cat. MIR. Click say 6
that Mcbride whipped his horse to
pass ahead OF train, when il BECAME
unmanaGe cable and the collision DC.
ruIreQ.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01

Is the place thu 80 bags oil flour at 10 cents
go on IKE illcs before the wind. New
cnrrants ~ cents old currant, at q cts.
Ncw condensed mincc-ncHt made TO or,
der " cents II pnCltagcf Walk around our
place anu look for yourself. What you
don't see ask for. II We can't suit you ia
tea II is strange. Our coffee trade In.
crenscS every day. You eau have your
coffee cleared In the roasting, OF not. just
Ms You like. Pure sugar. cents; llaCCA.
rat sugar, sccnis. THIS sugar Is used for
o'clock teas 10y the best OF families in the
city, Scotch peas nud Castle Rock cheese
are Two OF our sprcialtics, lted Cross
vinegar. pure apple vinegar. six years
old. Whltc wine NlnGgai to seep p'ciS-
les, our washing machines 1t 81 50 are
truly grand. We sold $50 OF them IN ;
last week Any hoy can do your wash u Z
before going TO school in the III rutu 2.
They ard sold at Eltth an1 King stree,
by T, NJ. wler. nj ST.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01
$40. S12 and Sl5 are the

$40, S12 and $l5 are the
prices with many
thousands of clothing buy.
ers. The New York Cloth.
ing House has u great line
at these figures. Each gar
ment is cut, finished and de,
signed with an eye to beauty
and durability, In fact,
their natty cut and graceful
fit make many Of tho styles
peculiarl your own. The fab.
RIGS used in the manufacture
of this popular line Of suits
and oyercoats were chosen
with a special reference to
their strong wearing quail.
ties. " ithout any disparage
|mcnt Of those shownsby an,
other house, we can Justly
claim that in SO, $l2 and
Sl5 suits and oyercoats We
have Wilmington's best a and
genuine bargain limo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01

The Social Endeavor Club Of the
Ninth ward gave an entertainment In
y. Johns Church last night. Arson
a. Nader made an address. The re.
matndcr OF the program included q
recitation by Henry c. Conrad: solo,
, tie Song thai Reached My Heart
Ms. Arson A. Maher recitation, has.
+. Palmer, address. George A. Elliott
duct. Miss CAali4It aud Mss Town,
seAa recitation. lrln6 L. Gallagher
s9i5, Albert Hyatt; sg.t, "A Knight ol
thr Olden Tins, Arson 4. Mater.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01

A handsome pair Of dress pants
made to your order at five dollars.
These same goods Will cost You from
So to IS elsewhere. Black diagonal
coat and vest (braidedJ to order sl2
Gull and examine these goods. All
wool pauts to oid.r, 80, a.. Black
cheyiot suit, double breasted, ~,
worth Sls. Oyercoata, sic to $40.
satin lined. We guarantee you per.
feet satisfaction. Liverpool and Lon.
don Merchant Tailors. 52l Market
street. W. Lockyer, Mgr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01

Nature has assigned iiupor ant tasks
TO the liver and the bowe sand being mu-
tua!ly dependent upon each other for the
regular and d'quatc discharge OF these
tasks, a cessation of work by one causes
the other 80 lapse Into inactivity. The
tasks Of secretion and evacuation must
be reformed, or the System is poisoned
and dlsoTdered. Moreover faial intiam,
nation OF tie bowels or abshess of the
liver are apt 10 ensue IL inaciiOn OF Ihese
organs Is allowed to go UNDECIDED. The
dangerous tendency should bo checked at
the outset with Iiustettcr's stomach MI
ers an anti bilious spec tic and laxative
without peer. Never does this medicine
cause quHlm OF the stomach or unensi.
meas OF Inc bOwcs. II does its retor,na-
tory work pleasantly though with reason
able activity. 1t prevents lnalH'ia and
/ hcnmaiic dis case. kidney complaints,
and relieves dyspcpsi and merry ousness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01

Every night this week there will he
instructions given in the new voting
system at the following places:
Young Mems Republican club-rooms.
No, $40 King street; Republican Invln-
clbles' club.rooms at Fourth and
French streets; West End club-room.
on Lincoln street near delaware ave.
nue. First Ward Republican Club,
voting booths, stamps and sample bal.
lots, anu will he open every evening
this week. Competent instructors
will be present to explain the law, and
all Republicans are Invited to cal
and hear the law explained.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01

This Ia beyond question, the most
successful Cough Medicine we have
ever sold, lew doses Invariably euro
the worst cases Of Cough, Group and
and Bronchitis. while its wonderful snc
cess; the euro OF Consumption Is with
out parallel In the history of medi
cine. Since It's first discovery 1t has
boon sold on guarantee, test which
no other medicine can stand. II you
have cough we earnestly ash you t.
try IL. Price soc and 81. If your
lungs are sore, chest, or back lame
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. N. Is
Danforth, wholesale and retail agents
I'd and Market streets, Wilmington
hal
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-11-01

NJ. Z. Francis, grocer ut Ninth and
Orange streets, says tnat 1fi-Phosa
will do more than is claimed for 1t lie
says lie Is selling more of it than am.
moAin, aud all those that buy it once
come Tor II 0gain, an indication that
II Is superior 10 all other Clcansers aud
ren9rhtor5. lie uses 1t exclusively for
tie toilet and finds it an excellent
article.