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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-11-26
THE WINDS STORY.

The North Wind blew at night off the sea,
Saying, "sorrowfui, sorrowful, all Of me:
! sing of the numbing Winters breath.
/ sing Of snow, AMI death.
| bring in ne wave with the broken spar
Anl the gray seas curing over the bar
Drifting at night from cold br ght star
Sorro".u'. sorrowful all Of me-
The South Wind blew at noon OFF the sea,
Singing, ".sorrow:u', sorrovfu come to
ma.
sing Of the goll=n butt -r~uo breath,
| sing the peace of death.
bring in the SHELLS with the lauyhiay tile,
And follow the brown sails hone an slide
la the irowsy heat down tne meadow side
Sorrowful. sorrowfui, come to me-"
The East Wind blaw at morn off tue ssa,
Crying, ".Sorrowful, sorrowfu all OF mel
| sing Of the piercing icsoer5:s breath,
! sin Of the horror Of death,
And the temo e5ts shries in the rigging
black,
And the soinlrift wreath AMI the rolling
wreck,
An / Iilt boat Cldt never gam comes DtcA-
SorrowfuI, sorro sfuli al! Of me-
The West Wind blew az dawn off the sea,
Calling, ".Sorrowful, sorrowful, come to me
sing of the Joyous salt sea breath,
| sing, THefe is no death,
| murnur OF sea caves rosy anl deep,
And the gltteriny bay where the shoal fist
leap
And the lapse Of the tide as it sinks t
sleep
Sorrowfu', sorrowful, come to me-
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-11-26

a savanc atrcmpts TO dem )nstritc, IN
one Of our scientific magaz mes, that there
Is likely . be \ scarcity Of eloog room
among the earth's population in the
reasonably near future. He esrimltcs
the present population Of the world at
something less than one AID nall bill
lion. Tne natural increase, he con.
cluicS, Will make the II cure six billion
two hundred years .heace, aud this. he
leelarcs, is the utmost limit of the
rar:hs capacity for sustaining human
ile. The. trouble with all these elabo.
rate estimates and deductions, maintains
tAe New fork News. is tina. they are
based u2oh the hypothesis tina. man mus,
always :-ive as he lives to-day. Coz.
di;oas y,ll change as necessity crowds
po?u,a;soq. HALL tAe people Of the earth
nov rarely, il ever, taste meat. The
dense populations Of China, India, and
some other countries live almost wholly
on rice. Analysts saoss that the banana
contalos al; the elements essential to
Aunar HE, AMI enough bananas can be
rl@ci' oa an acre Of ground to supply
one huadrc | people year. 1t viii be
long time before the standin, room.
only placayi IS displayed in the worlds
theatre
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-11-26

heighten the enjoyment within, where
a shaded lamp gave out Its serene Siow,
and the pictured folds of an ancient
Chinese screen shut all possible and i'm
possible draushts away from the ruddy
tiresde
Doctor Fengrove sat on one side, with
the newspaper in his lap; Mrs. Fengrove
sat on the other, trlnquilly occupied in
darning stockings, while chubby year
old lay asleep in its crib, just where the
freight touched its curls with tleeting
glmpses Of gold.
"Well," said the doctor, letting the
newspaper slip down to the floor, "this
is comfortable | don't often get an
evening at home since-Hello! What's
that2 Some one knocking at the kitchen
door"
Mrs Fengrove rose and answered the
summons. Presently, she came back.
''It's Milo York, doctor,' said she.
"Arilo York, eh!' Doctor Fengrovts
countenance darkenel as he spoke.
"Didn't tell Milo York never to dark en-
my door acain:'
''But he's hungry, my dear pleaded
the gentle hearted woman, "an home
less. Mr. Evarton has turned him away,
and"
81 don't blame Mr.. Evarton." tagNy
interrupted her husband. a miserable,
drunken lolfer. who
81 don't think he has beeo drinking
tonight, DOCTOR said Mrs. Feugrove
''He looks pale aud tired. He says he
has had nothing to ca. since noon and
has no place to sleep
That's 70 affair Of mire," rc'orted
. Doctor Feugrove, who, though free
hearted and Hospitality incIiuei il. gen,
eral, had hardeae his heart like a flint
against this pa-,icllar instance If hu
manity.
Mrs Fengrove still hesitatcl.
"Wha, shall | tell him. asked she
"Tell him to 20 abolt his business, y
returned the doctor, ener5eticauy stir
ring the fire until red stream Of sparss
flew up the chimney
Mrs. Feagrove closed the door and
went back to the kitclel porch.
Milo, said she, ":ny husbanl will
have nothing to sag to you"
i don't blame him much" dcjec.eily
responded Ail!o OK, wac was, in lee
an unpromising- looking subject enough,
with his unkenps hair hanging over his
brow, bis garments in rags and the end
Of his nose chilled and plrpled with the
bitter night air.
{; But it's dreadful night" softly
added Mrs. Fengrove. WAT out here
the porch will shelter yoa from the
rain. The coffee-pot is on the stove yet,
and III bring you 2 plate of bread aad
cold meat and bowl OF coffee"
"Thankee, ma'am," said the tramp,
gathering himself like a heap of rays
into the corner. 10 wait.
He drank his coffee ani ate his supper
like furnished houad.' aad then Mrs.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-11-26
POPULAR SCIENCE

Compressed paper is wood suesti-
tate.
Chicago will erect "a aluminium
building.
The pine tree is saifto attain an age Of
from 500 TO 700 years.
In Persia the cholera does its fatal
work slmos. Invariably in one day.
Boise City, Idaho, will use the boiling
water from ar,esian wells near the city
TO heat its houses.
The velocity OF the earth through space
on IFS circle around the sun sserages
nineteen miles second.
An outbreak Of typhoid fever in hon.
don has been tsced TO infected ice cream
sold by Italian street venders.
ST. Louis man who had been hic.
coughing at half minute intervals for
two days was stopped by hypnotism.
Water eress caiain. much sulphur
aud Is one of the best remedies for
scurvy known. |, should be eaveh raw
with salt
A recent invention is bicycle tire
consisting OF an endless closed rubber
tube filed with hollow rub5er balk of
the same diameter as IL insilc diane
ter of the tube.
A new invention is saw b orsc
with toothed dog holding the piece of
timber in place, the device being piv
oted at the cross legs and operating un.
der spring tension.
The only specimen OF fossilVei or pet
rified cave mau ever found in the United
States was that discovered by an explor-
ing party at Craighead Cave, near Mon.
roe, Tenn, in 1892.
NJ. Turpin, the inventor of the explo-
sve melinite, who 3 now undergoing
five years Imprisonment in France.
claims to have finally solved the prob
lem of aerial steering.
A German doctor Of reputation pre-.
! scribcs aluminium as cure Sor rheuma
tism. A finger RI ~ made of this metal,
| joined with another, generates a gentle
current of electricity, which is said to
make permanent cure.
A cigar contains acctic, fomic, bu.
tyricr valerie and propon,c acids, prussic
acid, creosote, carboic acid, ammonia,
sulphuretted hydrogen, pyridine, viri-
diue, picolnc and robodine to say moth
ing Of cabagiae and biriockic acid.
The perpeudicuiarity of monument
is visibly affected by the rays of the sun.
On every sunny dag tall monument has
regular swing leading away from the
sun. This pheu 5nenon is due to the
greater expansion Of the side on which
the rays OF tue sun fall.
A remedy Tor excessive perspiration,
to be made into fine powder to he ap-
piled to the hands and feet, or sprinklei
inside of gloves or stockings, is as fol-.
lows: Carbolic acid, one part, burnt
alum, four parts; starch, 2J0 parts; !;
French chalk, City parts; oil OF lemon,
two parts.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-11-26

Iowa ranks fifth among me forty
eight Statcs and Territories Of the Unlon
in the exteut of its railroad mileage,
8444. The States which lead Iowa are,
in order, Illinois, with TO-, ,235 miles !;
Pcansyvania, s97o; Kansas, 1901,
Tcxqz, ss5l. The total mileage in the
Uaitel States is III, 90, and Of the
ssr'- 3s3, 800.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-11-26

p,e 1sers), go,, . the Bureau Of Statistics
A. I. ~, ewes at So a. s'ao 'su Tue
j. q Cooling the last
cry year pur-
OK !. th6 Unltel States very
,nact. t,rper aulonnt Of merchandise than
the United States has purchased from
CanaIa, aal that this excess OF pnr-
chascs during the ten years has amoutei
to fulIy Sl25, 600, 900.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-11-26
THE FALSE SUMMONS.
EY AMY RANDOLPH.

HE red curtains
were drawn, the
fire blazed cheerily
on the hearth, and
the click of the
s!cety rain against
the window panes
only seemed t
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-11-26

TIE cost ol moving street -as by the
',oiiY system is 5.22 cents per raiIe; By
horses it is Il So cents. This is the ie-
nor. Of a Boston company.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1892-11-26

Tne mechs3ea f.sasrics q: the 1isei
S'a.ss aune4liy y.elfi 5000, oe9 sorss
.. !eI..iiz.ss 4aI oil.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-19
The Deadly Cigarette.

Congress has been strongly petition
cd to pass law stamping the deadly
cigarette out Of existence, and as there
would be no politics in this it Is quite
probable that time enough will be
spared from President making to
comply with this reasonable request
of the best sentiment OF the people.
Those who have memorialized Con.
gress say that clippings taken from
papers throughout tho United States
show that during tho past year there
have been about one hundred deaths
of young mon, mostly under sixteen
years OF age from the effects OF smok-
ing paner-wrapped cigarettes, and
these clippings are not tithe COM
pared to the large number of cases
that do not reach the news columns Of
the press.
In some Of these cases there has been
an analysis of the stomach, and In
most instances there have been found,
acid, PHOSPHORUS and arsenic which
are largely used in the manufacture
OF cigarette paper. Clippings from
the same papers also show that abou
one hundred men have been consigned
to lunatlc asylums from tho same
cause.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-19

A pleasant birthday surprise was
given to Mrs. Ogleby Tyson by her
friends, at her residence, No. 1922
Spruce street. They mot ut the house
Of Mrs. Chandler smith, then proceed
ell to Mrs Iyson's resiIuuce. The
evening was passed pleasantly in
social intercourse, and with vocal and
Instrumental music. At an agrechle
hour the guests were invited to the
dining room. where the table was
laden with all the dollcacies of the
season. Among those present We're:
Mr.. and Mrs. Ogleby Tyson, Mrs. Z.
Smith, Mrs. L. Eaton, Mrs. T. Taylor,
Mr.. and Mrs Keefer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Boyer Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander, Mr.
Johnson and daughter, Mrs. Barrett
and daughter, Mrs. Davis and SON
Mrs. Oatt, Mrs. james, Mrs. Richard.
son, Mrs. Carter, Mrs. Younger Miss
Maggie Alexander, Miss Ida Smith
Miss Dana Smith, Miss Nancy Mauss
Miss Allie tyson, Mr.. George aud
Alfred Smith, Mr., Oscar Tyson and
MI. j. X. Richardson She was greatly
surprised and received number, Of
very useful presents. COMMITTEE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-19

Which will yc have! II does seem as II
some folks prefer 20 hnvc the last condt-
tiOn OF the liver rather than the inst
They perpptuaily dose themselves VITA
purgativcs totally without Virtue rs al
tcfatlNc OF liver trouble. lluStcttcr's
Stomach Blitcrs is he u ,ccssful candi
date for Ihc peoples choice and yet, p0pI.
Lar and well known rs IL IS, there are nm
tortunntcs WHO Keep on trying the drils
tic / mediC5 OF former days, Ii Is to til,
intelligent portion OF the public that the
well known and long tried properties al
Tie Filters appeal. Reason should bl
guided 10y experience in the matte ui
medication. The best guide to our fccl
is the lamp OF experience said Il great
patriot OF tue early evolutionary period
ana he exclamation is pregnant will
truth. For over third OF century tht
Bitters daily has met with The endorse
nient of people suffering from liver com
plant, malaria constipation, rhCumu
tislu, DEBILITY and troubles accompanied
10y dyspepsia. latterly il has declared u
self aud been thoroughly approved as &
remedy for ia grippe
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-19

There was merry gathering OF
young people at the residence of Capt
A. A. Owens, III East Seventh street
to commemorate the l2th anniversary
of the birth of his little daughter Sadie.
Among those present were the Misses
Marion and Arzie Huktll Laura and
CHA O'Neill, Elsie and Lolo Thompson.
Lille and Elsie Nockmuu, Florence
McMullin, Edith ana Lulu Countiss
Annie Draper, Rosie Thompson, Annie
Boyer, Gertie Doto, Maud Stackhouse
and the Alessrs, Marshall Tindull,
Johnic Doto, Joseph Boyer, George.
Owens and many others.
After spending tho evening in play
ing games, etc, they departed, wish
ing Miss Sadie many more happy birth.
days.
Refreshments were served in alum
dance and Miss sadie was the recipient
OF muny useful presents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-19
A Delightful Leeture.

Professor Schurr will lecture in tho
Friends School, at Fourth and West
streets, at l,3u o'clock p, m. to.mor-
row on ore OF The notwithstanding de.
purtments of Zoology Tho professor
has lcctured herc before the Hill
School aud GOlley's. We can recon-
mend him as giving delightful and in
tcrcstiug instruction in the wide realin
OF nature in which tie has loan praeti-
callY studying oyer wcnty-lige years.
Principal Johnson's friends should pay
hitn complimentary visit tomorrow
afternoon and get that lecture free.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-19

i is proposed to establish a pure
milk depot in our city by some gem
tlemeu who think that such an cstab-
ti-luneut would prove profitable and
also add ia the health OF oar citizens,
who may patronize it. a gentleman
wllO owns 100 Devon cows proposes
to furnish tito milk and give HuariH-
tee for its purity and health.giying
properties. In order TO make tile e5-
Enlistment profitable the wholesale
rate would be slightly i'll excess of that
usually charged, but It il said that the
quality Of tho milk would more than
make up the difference OF tho Increase
OF price.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-19

S3l Bji -
A communication was received from
the Fire department, asking Council
TO adopt new style OF badge for ths
iiremen, 1t was referred to the Fire
ICommittec.
Mr. pmnenburG presented an ordl-
nance to amend I'M ordinance in rela-
ltion to public nuisances, which passed
Ia second reading and was referred to
the Law Committee. This amend.
lment provides, that II any person or
persons shnll make amy disturbance or
lnoiso IN their house which unnoys
Ia neighbor, they shall DO guilty OF
tkneping disorderly house.
The Finance Committee presented
he interest list, amounting TO -9G7U
ldue March |. and orders were drawn
in favor of the parties named,
An order for -. I23 Us, the amount
duo the Board of Education for tho
present month, was drawn.
MIR. +. Il. Cotton offered the follow
ing;
TORS OF the Street and Sewer Depart
meits have addressed communion
Itiun to this Couucilrequestiug that an
5.ordlnance be prepared md passed, au-
.Ithorizing the issuing OF bonds to tho
amount OF (s2OD. 0O0) two hundre /
j, thousand dollars whiChamount shall
foe Tor the year 1889, aud
Fl WHEREAS, As Representatives of the
Taxpayers and citizens, We would
deem it but Just to the public, and
courteous to ourselves that the Direct
Iors oil The Street ana Sewer Department
should furnish this Council with in
formation as to proposed location and
character OF improvements they design
lmGkiug during the present year, There
fore be IL resolved:
!, That the Clerk of Council lie direct
'led to forward Il copy of the preamble
ljand resolution, to the Hon. Board Of
directors OF the Street and Sewer De.
apartment and request that said Board
will at their earliest convenience, fur
Inish this Council with as full informa-
ton OF their plans rs may he coinpati-
BILE with the public interest.
Bills we've passed as follows: ]. T.
lGrubb $3.50; Mrs. h. joyce, 20; w. II
Foulli * Son. GO; C. S. Clelnnd, M
i. L. Kelley, 10; John IL. Turner, & 30; G.
rs. Young, 41.5t; IL. A. Brown, "A; same
l.50; j. ~ j. N. Hartman, 1880; G. u
BaYlis, Lbs; II. 4. Brown, 5g5; Edward
l Thompson. i.50; ", Il. Sinex, LIS; w.
{ II, Person, 1913; g. d. Baylis, 10
Amos Collins, 10; William Lawton. l. ~
+. Delaware Electric aud Supply Com
paty' 10 huflayefJ Manufacturing
Company, go; James Mcmahon, :
~. L, Parker, l.60; L. S. Il. Butter a
Son, $50; Ii. L. Tucker, 1850
L. I. Ffaim & Company, 2l.i5; NJ. +.
= Kelley, b; William LeEg, 51.40AHhit
ford 4 Co, 1928; Mercantile Printing
Company, 2; Diamond Printing Com
Is Ipmy $50; Whitfard y Co, Z; Meleau
4. tile Printing Company, II: q. W. Lip
: lpinCott, q 80: G. +. Thomas & Co., 81
Il5u; n. Il. Dunforth. $50. j. iIession
ii.5a; tho Combs Coal and Lumbc
t. CompunY, $40. James Mills. 5.50; j
, VI. Solomon, = so, q. j. Hcssion. $50,
= John II. Turner, aO.&O; ii. A. Brown
=. 10; .. }. Hesaion, 1877.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-19
Arrived from Florida.

Lank d Co., southeast corner Of
Fourth and Harrison streets, have Just
received 10 boxes of the choicest
oranges, luscious and sweet, at Ii, 15
and 90 cents per dozen. Prime East
ern apples, is and 20 cents per half
peck. Good raisins, lbs. for25 cents.
Just received 1850 pounds OF best i'm
ported coffee, superior article which
we are Offering for 80 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-19
A DMINIsTRATRrxs SALE
II Or
REAL ESTATE.

by virtue OF nm order of the Orphans
Court of the state of Delaware, in and for
New Castle county, made on the sixth day
of February. A. d. 1899, will be exposed to
sale at public yendue, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1902.
a-.. Atao'cloclf, p. IN, ..
Al the Court House. in tho city of VII.
mington, Del, tho following described
real estate. late Of Elmer w. Clark, de
ceased. to wit:
MOL All that tract of land situate on
the river road In the hundred aud county
of New Castle. in the State OF Delaware
known as the Hamburg Farm, and bound
ed by land of George n. TyabOut and OF
,crs containing about 5aG acres. ono Of
the finest grain and grazing farms in th'
county.
No, .. All that certain messunrc or
tract of land, formerly known rs the Rec
House Plantation, situate at uglctOwn, II
White Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle
county aud State of Delaware. on the roat
leading TO Wilson's shops, adjoining lanlt
of Robert Morrison, Jonathan Bee ant
others, containing about 200 acres, with
frame dwelling, barn, granary and othel
buildings thereon.
No. 3. All that certa LOT OF land witt
Ia three story buick dwelling house there
on, situate in the city of Wilmington
New Castle county and Stnte OF Delaware
on tho west side OF Tatnall street, between
Fifth and Sixth streets, known as 5l31
NTatnall street, Wilmington, Del. lot aOxG
feet.
And il Is ordered by the court that sait
Rachel N. Clark, administrators, make re
turn OF her proceedings in the execution
of this order to an adjourned term of TIN
Orphans Court for snid county. TO bs
held at Wilmington, at 10 O'Clock, II. M, oil
Saturday, the 9th day of March. A. ID.
lloye, at the county court house.
AftnnlupGa Will hn OiN and
made known by
RACHEL NJ. CLARK. Administrative,
Or by Lore & Emmons, her attorneys.
Attest: CHARLES ii. MCWnORrER
Clerk of Orphans Court.
l.. w. Stldham & Son, Auctloncera.
tl-tst -epd-ts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-19

DR., S. p. Manstip of the Eighth
ward has entered tho lists against Dr.
A. i. Harris for tho position OF aims
house physician. Police surgeon
Baird and Dr. Charles H. Wallace are
rivals for the Office of coroners physi-
can; Both positions will be filled by
the Trustees OF the Poor at their next
meeting.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-19

CLERK Messjek oughtto havo enough
respect for himself t1fcsiRa his posi-
tion OF Clerk Of the Cit5 caancll.
There are places whore drunken men
may be tolerated, but one Of the
places where they should not lie tol-
Grated is at the desk Of the Clerk Of
the City Council
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-19
.UBLIC SALE.
DUBLIC SALE.
WIN be sold At public sale on his farm,
near Newport, III New Castle Hundred.
THURSDAY, MARCH 3. 1899,
at L. O'Clock M, sharp.
Tho following property:

The following property:
10 head horses and colts, 20 milk cows
The most OF them will he in profit by da,
ol sale. The cows viii be sold, as | an
going 10 quit the milk business. 6 heat
bulls, lyohe of good oxen.
No. l. Brown mare years old, good
driver aud eau trut in less than min
utCs. M..
NO . Frank, gray marc, good worker
No. 3. Black mare, good worker.
No, !. iron graz mare, years old, good
worker and driver.
No 8. Chestnut sorrel mare, year
Old, good worker and driver.
g. Lucy extra, good driver and can trot
II less than 3 minutes.
Z. Iron gray horse, cot coming year,
cd.
Z. Roam colt, coming years old.
y. Sorrcl mare.
10. Brown horse, years old, good work
'cr and driver.
Terms made known the day of sale.
JOSEPH Ii. GOULD.
fl, gtW-1ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-19

In the treatment and suro cure OF
cR;arrh AMI ihiluepza by the use OF
OId Saulis tatarrh Cure, there is no
thing but a deaghtGul experience from
the Inst. 1t cares gently, yet positive
Is. - cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-19

WHAT do tho Democrats want any
how Last June the Republicans Of
the Levy Court wanted to put s9mc
names on the assessments illegally
left off, but the Democrats got out an
Injunction and stopped it. Now the
Republicans want to strike of some
names Illegally assessed but the Demo
Gratis are on hand with another inianc-
tion to stop That also. The Democrats
are hard to please.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-19

Tho great leading medicine, tic
rAiiarcns tonic, The real euro and
worm expelier, is Dr, Slmm5
Worm Killer, Tho genuine is sold
only in - tnd 5ug bottles. Depot ltA
and hlug streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-19

A fair crowd was at tho Rink last
evening. nyatCs Band was in attend
ance. The Rink will be open tu-nor-
row evening. The W. q. }. II. and l..
Wednesday evening. Skating till 10
and dancing till IL O'Clock. Fancy
skating anu three mile race will take
place between Greer Brothers and
Leon Craig. Tickets can be had at the
Rink or OF any members oil the club.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-19
Jo1iN WANNarAKER.
Safe Investments.
WESTERN FARM MORTGAGES

From reilanle statistics there are such
investments amounting to ST.. 500.oa.
The average lille Of II loan is five years.
amounting due any one year sa5.C00.0o
Upon this basis this years wheat crop
OF iIansNs aloteat 80 ecn,s busael, to.sa,
nutEin. Of her eurn. cat'l,.or hogs. would
be sufficient to nuy of all the aboyeImort.
gase indebtedness duethis year in the en-.
tire West.
We have these mnrteHgesT FOR sale, guar
anteed by Ieltublc companies. {, ald !
per cent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-19

The application OF Old Saufs Pile
Ointment causes no pain There are
no instances known in which it Aas
failed to cure piles, ana ii costs only
. cents per box. Sold by all drug
Biats.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-19

: JoHS T. D.eaey is no. receiver OF
taxes now, but he bosses collector Of
delinquent tazea, George J. Fink, oil
the game, lie Is a candidate for cleo.
tlon to tho dual Office he How holds by
appointment, and every cuf1rl man
that he bulldozas#out Of his taN rereips
is vote iur =! KEY, do yOa see Sly
Dickey.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-02-19

This powerful scrofulous disease OF
the head and nose is successfully treat
ed in every case both grown people and
children, by DR.. Simms, 4th and King,
and Az Market street.