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The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-28
Friendship Rewarded.

z In England rich man died recently
and four hundred invitations were is.
sued to his intimate friends" to attend
the funeral. Only twenty-nine came.
Eight days aftcrward these twenty
nine, faithful till death. received Il let.
Yer TO call on the deceased's lawyer.
They did so. and each received, accord.
Ing to the will, ego If lady. and Goo
II gentleman. The testator further
directed that the names Of those who
received his requests should be pub.
lishcd In tho journals TO punish those
who had not put themselves out of their
sray 20 attend his funeral
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-28
vICTORiA's FAMILY.
Her Numerous Grandchildren-Forty of
Them In All,

Them In All.
Queen Victoria has a large family.
There are, besides her own children,
forty grandchildren and a rapidly in.
creasing progeny of great grandchil-
dren. Here are the grandchildren up
to date:
Emperor William, Princess Charlotte,
Prince Albert William Henry, Prince
Sigismund, Princess Victoria, Prince
Waldemar, Princess Frederilsa, Princess
Sophia and the Princess Margaret, all
belonging to the Empress Frederick.
The prince of Wales has five children,
Albert Victor, George, Louise Victoria,
Victoria and Maud.
The Princess Alice has seven, name
", Victoria, Elizabeth, Irene, Earnest,
Frederick, Alix and Mary.
The duke of Edinburgh is quite In
the shade, with only FIVE, namely,
Alfred, Maria, Victoria, Alexandria and
Beatrice.
The Princess Christian has achieved
only five. They are named Christian.
Albert John, Victoria, Louise Augusta
and Harold
The duke of Gonnaught has three.
Margaret, Arthur and Victoria.
Alice Mary and Leopold are children
OF the duke of Albany.
The Princess Beatrice. dearly be-
loved of her mother, has four children.
Albert Alexander, Leopold Arthur.
Sictoria and new little prince that
has just tapped it's wings above Bal
moral castle.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-28
Como to Richmond.

Col. John E. Penn, Hon. John w.
Woods, Hon. A. p. Staples, W.O. Harda-
way and Robert E. Scott, of tho Roam
oke city bar, are in Richmond in the
interest OF the proposed additional court
f'r the city. and will probably have an
audience with the committees of the
general assembly to-day. The Roanoke
G ';nmittee will, after conference with
III mhers OF the house Of delegates and
I q" senate, take such action as will best
T. "mote the interests of Roanoke in the
NJ tier OF now court. BY many it is
might tina. now circuit court will
= II y" d. cid"d u,on in preference. to
~" circuit court. composed of this
ci.y and Dsuivrd county.
Brooks for cheap photos for short
time.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-28
A.Noyol Device.

An English inventor has constructed
n novel device to do away with the
enormous pressure of water against the
bows of ocean steamers 1T consists Of
one or more screws on each side of
the bow, which throws the water aside
am ere ltes dry well in front of the
vessel
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-28
A Queer Coincidence.

A deaf mute who was walking on the
track of the Flint & Pere Marquette
railroad was killed by locomotive.
Two years before he was struck. but
not seriously injured. by the same loco
motive. driven by the same engineer,
and at nearly the same place.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-28
sickness Among Children.

ESPECIALLY infants, Is pr v,"nt m re
OF less at all times, but IL arg ~ av. i'd.
cd by giving proper nourisnmnnt AN.
wholesome food rhe most success'
and reliable OF all is the Gail Bn,de
Eagle Hrand Condensed M'lk You
grocer and druggist keep it.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-28

BROOKS XXI 10 os mi, @. cabinets
Sc so per doxen
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-28
SUMMER COTTAGE.
What Ono Clover Woman Did with Six
Hundred Dollars.

Hundred Dollars.
To have ones summer Cottage ar
cues at least competence, one would
Imagine; but what would you think of
clever woman who provided homo
for herself, husband, two children and
maid ut less cost than it would have
required to board the whole family at
SIS per week ut farmhouse? This is
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01

z radix Valerianae cyl; ko-
rzeniem z koziku, z rumian-
klein pc r6wnych czesciach
odwar.
Srodki tie, mianowicie ostaenie
przyspieszaja podobno zwicle
wlosow, poczem niebawem
nastepule zupclne wyzdrowie
ME.
A Wszelako ieszcze ma to
zwazac nalezy,zeby "a predk~
ko}tuna ME obciaf, lecz cze
kac, az %zupelnle wyschnie,
tax IL przestanie wvdzielac
re siebie ciecz brudna
smierdzqca odrosnie tax, IL
pod MIN ma pare cali pokaza
sic czyste. proste w}osy.
Wtedy MONA 60 bezpiecznie
obciaG a 1eszcze lekarz
kaczkowski Z Lwowa radzi
go upalic drucikiem rozpalo.
nvm i to ME Cd razu. lecz
powoll.
P. DR.. Paczkowski podaje
jake srodek do rozprowa-
dzenia i zarazem odr6znienia
nieprawdziwego koltuna,
laki sic czasem zdarza 20
ciezklch chorobach, o5lanie
go OLIVIA, 20 czem zupelnie
sic rozchodzi, podczas ydy
prawdziwy zostaje iak kamiei
lub pilsh.
Ma zokoaczen1e
chcla}bym jeszcze daG
przestroge, ably sic "a lada
objawem podobnym do
ko}tuna ME da6 zastraszy6,
re to koltun, lecz wprzod
zrobic wzmiankowana probe Z
w}osami ma p~iersiach. Jezeli
wtedy sic okaze prawdziwy
koltun, szukaG porady i
pomocy ME u byle kogo.
lecz u dcswiadczoneso i
sumiennego lekarza j go
poprosic o zapisanie podanych
lekarstw przeciw koItunowi i
cierpllwie czekac az odrosnie.
Wstyd i Ottawa wszelka tn
nledorzeczna Sdyz ko]tur to
cloroba, JAZZ kazda inna,
ktora moe nawledziG boga,
tego i ubogiego, starego i
miodego, dobrego i z}ego,
"a dcpuszczeniem Boskiem.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01

badacze koltuna cd MAZDA.
wniejszych czasdw zgadzsia
sic ma to, ze pochodzi on Z
choroby ca}ego cia}a ludzkie.
go, ME tylko giowy. w tenn
tylko ME wszyscy So zgodni,
do 1akiego rodzaju chor6b ia
zaliczyc czem w}asciwa
istota cboroby tel polega.
~ Jedni, jak s}awny lekarz
Marcinkowski W Poznaniu w
pierwsze) po}owie tego stule-
cia %utrzymywa} re ko}tun jest
osollwsza choroba ep demiczna
t. i. w pcwnych ckolicach sic
Representatives,. a kohcz,-
ca sic zwiciem w}osow.
y Inni znowu, jak Oczapo.
wski uwazaia koItun "a wyni&
dyskrazyi czyli zanieczyszcze-
MIA sokow potrawami niekto-
remi dub niezdrowemi
wyziewami ziemi.
81 )eszcze 1nni jak Levisseur
uwazaja so 1ako chorobe
chroniczna czyli dlugo trwa}a
Dajczesciej dziedziczna. polega-
jaca ma dyskrazyi czyli ma
rozk}adzie albo nieprawi-
dlowym sk}adzie sokow w
cz}owieku Cd samego urodze,
MIA jak skrofuly czyli zolzy---
suchoty rhachitis czyll
krzywica it'd. Jezeli sic tedy
zdazy, re l'czn1 CT uczeni leka-
RE, ktorzy Gale lata spedziii
ma doswiadczeniu i badaniu
ko!tuna, tax niezgodnc re
SODA podajq oDjasnienia tel
choroby, 2 drugiej strony zas
ME podle5a watpliwosci. re
koltun ]ak inne choroby przez
rome komplikacye czyli
polaczen1a Z innemi chorobami
roznych ludzi rome objawy
"a SODA pociaga, to zapewne
zgodzlm sic ma zdanie
Rokitahskiego,k t6ry rozr6znia
prawdzlwy koltun Cd podo-
bnego mu zwicia w}osow,)akle
nastepuje 20 mlekt6rych c;ez.
szych chorobach mp. tyfusje
lub poIogu 1ezeli chory cierpi
takze ma gosciec czyli reuma-
tyzm albo mole jeszcze wieceJ
]ezeli podle%a artrytycznym
cierpienion I'd. / ma zdanie
J%ourdaina, E:.6ry "a la Ton-
tainem do t'nte]szych leszcze
dodaje trzeci rodzaj ko}tuna
pochodz9cy Z nleochedo-
silva.
Slowem I~rawdz;wy ko}tun
jest dwojos>, albo pochodzq-
CIV L zapa] i choroby i
jest uleczal"y albo Z chroni-
cznej czy]l d}ugotrwa}ej
choroby ca}ego ustro1u cia}a !
wtedy trudno albo tylko pc
czesci wylec1yc sic Z niego
MONA.
O pyzyczynocA ko7tueo.
Sledzac historyq ko}tuna
Cd trzech wicklow jak ia nan
uczeni i doswiadczeni lekarze
opisali, ME trudno d~ostrzcdz,
re przyczynq tel strasznej
cooroby ME mole bye ami
narodowe jakies zepsucie krwi,
AMI tel lie takoWa Z
mieiscowych !edynie przyczyn
powstaje, na;mniej z samego
nieochedostwa lub zabobonu,
]ecz jaSls nieodIuyty dotqd
czynnlk czy to w poWictrzu
czy w wodzie sic znaJdu]qcy,
ktory wdostaWszy sic do
wnetrza cz}owieka mniej lob
wlecej zakaze lub rozkEada
krew lego a kohczy sic
zwicieT wlos6w, pc ktorem
nastepuje wyzdrowienie, hub
chroniczne czyli d!ugotrwaIe
cherlactwo.
Juz bowicm ma kohcu is
wlcku pisz& nlemcy jaE
.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01

tunem rodobnie jak z innemi
chorobami ma sk6rze czyli
rogowej materyi szczegolnie
sic objawiajaceml n. p. trad,
ktory dawniej panowa} prawie
W calej Europe a dis
ograniczyl sic tylko ma ME
ktore m~iejscowosci, podobno
okolice Odessy.
Ola czego sic tedy ko}tun
w}asnie ma nasze kraje ogra.
niczyl i lozosta}, rome moga
bye przyczyny:
y szczeg6lny sklad zie-
mi;
y szczeg6lny rodzai pozy.
vienna lub napoj6w, n. T. Cd
niedo)rza}ej kukurydzy W
niekt6rych krajach powstaja
osobliwsze choroby.
Jskle to sk}adniki l czynni-
Iii chorobe te prawiaj ,trudno
doclec. Jedno tylko wspomne,
re So rosliny, kt6re ]uz. to
same wygladaia iak koltun.
juz to odwar ich ko}tun wy
woluje. Doswiadczono, re
kanianka, po lacinie cuscuta,
po niemlecku Duwelsdarm,
Teufelszwirn albo Flachs-
Sude. gotowana jake herbata
sprawia podobno dolegljwo-
sci zupelnie podobne do
koituna. Doswiadczono
mianowicie ma psach, re gdy
kanianke I'M zadano, ma Mich
Kud}y zupelnie podobne jak
ko}tun sic wywlnely. Podobne
doswiadczenie podaja O pny-
tulii lepczycy, galllum
Aparine. ezeli talk Jest istotnie,
wtedy przyczyny powstanla i
~utrzymywania sic tel
straszne] choroby w naszych
stronach moznaby przez to
wyt}0maczyc, lie mas szcze.
g6lnie jeszcze pc dis dzieh w
poScie uzywa sic lnianego ole
ju do potraw. Do lnianego
oleju zas Iatwo NIGGA sic
zakrasc soki 6anianki, gdyz
kanlanka w]asnie najczesciej
posr6d koniczyny TO-
snie.
l Sroa17 zaraacze pyzeciw
h~0tumoul.
|. Z tego, co sic powie
dzla}o O jedne) przyczyn
So}tuna, wynike, re do srod-
k6w zapobiegajacych naIezy
przedewszystkiem: wystrzegac
sic pozywania oleJu lnlanego,
iezeli sic ME ma zupe}nej pc
wnosci re siemie lniane pred
wytIoczeniem by]o nalezy-
Gle oczyszczone mianowicie z
kanianki.
y w os6le W iedzeniu i
piciu bye wstrzemiezli-
wynn.
3 Zallartowanie czyll
wzmacnianie swego cia}a przel
czeste zmywanie Emma woda
hub kapiele zimne, ably cia}o
przeciw wrogim wpfywom
bylo dosyt odporne; nadto
A Jezeliby pomimo to W
ciezkiej jakiej chorobie w}osy
VIC sic zacze}y, ME nalezy
lch przemoCa rozczesywac lub
obcinac; lecz MONA ola proby
po}ozyc ma ~pierslach zwitek
czystych w}osow,jeaell takowe
pc kilku dnlach sic zwina i
spilsnie]a jak koltun,to Pc
VIVA, lie to choroba kolhl-
nova, jezeli zas zwiiania sic
nie MONA %dostrzedz, tedy
choroba ME jest ko}tunowa,
albowiem inne ob1awy, jak
ociezaiosG ,}aman;e w kosc!ach,
pieczenie w zo}2dku i t. p.
ME So pewna oznaka ko]tuna.
)czeli vice okazal sic ko}tun,
wtedy nalezy uzywac naste.
pu]qcych srodkow:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01
PkACCIE IA
Salon pOlSki w Chicago

It1iusz heller W1advs1ay
G~toWczevs&s polecala sw6j salon
polskl pod numerem Is Kening
son Str, plerwszy salon polshi ma
tenn przedmiesclu.
Doskona}e trunk kszdego 70
dzalu l najlepsze cygara PREY sma.
czneJ przekasce, a przyiemna u
sfuga, PREY pjerwszorzednej muzy.
ce.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1892-09-01
O KOkTUNIE.
(PAco poloni;ca : WeicAsel- Zogf.)
(Ciag dalszy.)

I,zec'e zdanle o lstocle kottuno s..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08

II had poor health for several years
Have heen unier tho treatment o
many doctors, but they did me III
good. Tho more medicine took, tn,
weaker grew; was 50 bud at last tha
| could not eat or sleep. and hud
cough TINT almost racked me t
pieces. had pains IN my chest whicl
made hrenl hing very difficult
As my father brother aud sister had
died with CONSUMPTION, | thought M,
time had como. With much pleasur,
and gratitude. can now say that
have been entirely cured OF my trou
b!es by Dr. GrGeues NGrvura bioot
aud nerve remedy.
My appetite Is excellent food dl
gests ea5iiy, sleep is refreshing, ant
altogether | feel restored to healtl
once more.
y most earnestly recommend Or
tireetos N"rvura blood and nerve
remely to all WHO are afflicted witt
obstinate chronic. nervous or p9iutu
diseases. | have recommended it t
many sufferers. and am pleased to say
that 1t has given general Satisfaction.
We should certainly advise thoSi
who have any weakness OF the system
whatever to immediately use thi
remedy. 1t Will make you we'll anI
strong again, II is not one OF TIL
sosealldd patent medicines. but Is
plysician's prescription, tho discovcr!
| Indeed OF Gun oil our most eminan
| and successful specialists In curin.
lire Mic and loussstanding diseases
I Dr. Greene OF - W. 18th Street Nov
! York. Tho doctor can he consulto
| free personally OF by letter, and tni
| fact nlone guarantees TIM great yalu
of the remedy. All druggists keep
/ Tor 5I.Oj per bottle. and it Is pusel
/ vegetable and harmless,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08
FOURTH EDITION.
pELAwAREs SONS AT DINNER.
The Ono Hundred aud Fifth Anui-
vsrsary of the Signing of the Con-
HiitutiOn Celebrated,

The Ono Hundred aud Fifth Anui-
vsrsary of the Signing of the Con.
Ntitution Celebrated.
The Loyal Sons OF Delaware cele
brated their first annual banquet at the
Continental Hotel in Philadelphia last
night, the 105th anniversary OF "Rati-
tlcation Day." when Delaware signed
the constitution and thereby became
the lirst State In tho Union.
The society which was just organ
lied lust April. now numbers $50 mem
bers, and nearly that many, with In
vited guests, sat at the bounteous
board last night.
President J. Layton Register who
occupied the toastmaster's scat, gRzod
forth upon notable and brilliant as-
assembly. At one elbow sat PrssI-
don't b. b. Comegys, of tho Phlladel-
phia National Bank, the soclety's god
father; Senator George Gray, of Della
ware; Senator J. NJ. Carey, OF Wyom-
ing; whose boyhood was spent ut Milf.
Hin, Del, and Mr.. Talcott Williams
At bis other elbow sat Judge Samuel
this city; j. l.. Willis, the recently de-
fented Republican candidate for Con-
gress, and Secretary of State ID. l..
Marvel. Mayor Wiley, George Chap
pell and j. HoffeckerJr. =; Editor Theo.
Townsend. of Milford, and Superin-
tendent OF Public Instruction II. q.
Conrad, of Delaware The only dlsap-
polntInent OF tho evening was Cover
nor Reynolds empty chair.
The original Delawareau, a stalwart.
befenthered Lenupe, looked forth from
the menu card with the dignity of hav-
Ing preceded on the banks OF the grand
nj L I'm
Thomas Mexican. The glorious mem.
DRY OF those brave patriots was duly
honored IN the post'prnndial speeches,
and the lllustrlous names Chief jus.
tice Reed. Bayard and other fayorlLe
Sons OF Delaware were heartily
cheered.
Mr. Comegys spoke OF the great
men given to tho country by Delaware
and paid an eloquent tribute to Demo-
cratic National Chairman Harrlty, who
led grand army OF 30,OC0,OO0 to
bloodless victory. Then you and l
and all Republicans fell down" con.
cuded he, while triumphant Democ-
racy iiourlshed over us!'
Judge Pennypnclier declared that
while not a Delawarian, he was "the
next best thing to it." having been
born In the border county OF Chester.
He related many proud events OF Della
wares history, and exhibited Peter
Cornelius Plockhoy's old history.
when the angel that visited Abou
Ben Adhem writes down the namos of
the States" he declared. 1.-The first
shall be that of Delaware"
Senator Gray paid q graceful com
pllment to blr. Comegys as an illus.
trious son of Delaware. I'VE who are
left in Delaware, lie said, must look
to 1t now that we do not prove un-
worthy of our representatives abroad.
While Delaware is ono OF tho A stars
on our conntry's flag. 1t is her greatest
glory that she is also one among the
thirteen stripes"
rev. Dr. Buoy. Talcott Williams,
Hon. James j.. Wolcott, Rev. j. s.
Willis and several others also made
pleasant addresses.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08

The wedding of Mr.. Chas. Baylis, son
of John u, Baylls. and Miss liattic
NJ. Baker Is announced for the 18th OF
this month; also they will DO at home
| to relatives and friends December, 18th
as the rrsidrucs OF the groom's par
ents, 8 West 10th street.
At the regular session of Council
this evening an ordinance will be pre-.
sentod to provide for tho removal OF
garbage as recommended in the paper
Of Secretary W. &. X. Colquhoun, OF
the Board OF Health.
Joel Graenman'5 men have succeed
ed in making quite n transformation
scene In William Il. ROhelcn's Saloon,
at No. l0S w. seventh street, by paper.
ing it with handsome paper. There's
no telling what magical change Il
little paint and paper Will make In a
room.
Mr.. and Mrs. James McGrattan will
celebrate their fiflieth wedding ami
yersary to-day at Brandywine Springs.
Mr.. j. Parko Postlea has purchased
the handsome three-s,ory brick dwell
ing, No. 9)4 Bropme street, from J.R.
d. Seeds & Sons, for $500.
The Pullman Car Company over llth
street bridge, are contemplating OIL
larging tho plant, thereby more than
doubling its present capacity.
Mrs Enoch HAWTHORN returned homo
TO Bridgoton, N. j., this morning after
4 visit Ola week In our city.
There was a progressive euchor par
- held at Editor Jerome Bells rest
l.ouce on West Ninth street last even
ing.
What's the matter with one OF the
state Detectives? Is la Darld2 Speak
up Commissioner Lawson.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08
FIFTH EDITION.


a circular signed by I. y. Somerby.
supreme president and L. A. IL. Hos.
mer, supreme secretary, has been Ia
sued to the members of the Order Of
Iron Hall calling on them to Join the
re organized order in Baltimore, but
1t is scarcely probable that tho call
will DO needed by many outside Of
those whose time expires in u few
months.
The order Is virtually dissolved In
this state, as by order OF Chancellor
Wolcott, tho receiver, Frank ID. Car
pentcr, il obliged to wind up It's affairs
In thirty duys, and make proratl dis.
trlbntlon OF the funds In his hands
With the reserve fund, and tho as
sessncnts that were In The hands OF
the accountant when the receiver was
appointed. there Is about "a, 900 In Mr..
Carpenters hands to distribute among
tho meInbers Of the three local
branches.
Many members of the branches in
TINS state are emphatlcally opposed to
reorganization. and will never pay
another dollar Into the conuern. Still.
those who wish to go into the reorgatl.
i2ad baltimore concern can do go, afs
ter MIR. Carpenter makes his dlstribu.
ton.
Those who wish to go into the new
organization have until December Slet
IN which TO make up their minds. but
they must not forget that they will be
obliged TO pay up all the assessments
which have fallen due during the
three months the order has been sus,
pended. The circular. however. does
not say thut the order Will In turn pay
any sick benefits that may have oc-
Cured during that time,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08

The assortment of fine
ovcrcoats - the brightest
and handsomest OF tile sea.
son, we can safely call them
perfect.
More than 10 styles oil
5 oyercoats AZ $40. Cas-.
sinners, meltons, Jerseys,
beavers and others. See il
you can match them else
where,
More than 10 styles of
mems oyercoats at &12.
tI<erseys, motions, light and
dark eolors; other shops ask
as high as SIG for some oil
the same oyereoats and not
trimmed as well.
Fully equipped for to.mor.
row, (friday,D Children {
Day.
Cape oyorcoats for boys
, from / to IA years of age,
deep cMes, 81 50. 80, 50
, '$3, 50, 81, So, Sc, $3.50.
The taiIor's mistake in not
putting side pockets in boys
cape oHercoats makes tin
price 81 instead OF 81.
!, Boys suits some neR
!: lines at $3.50, %. 80 and 81
! Almost a car load of boy
. knee pants came in yester
!. day, they are cut from til,
- odds and ends Of the season
cuttings, you'd be surprise.
i what really good pants to b,
i had for soc and 75c.
: Cordmoys, roc. Jerse
!, clotll, 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08

The bazaar given under the auspices
Ql the united societies OF WGsley ". L.
Church opened IN the Odd Follows
Ball last night. Tho decorations are
Elaborate and four OF tho booths Hre
decorated to repre- ient the different
Seasons OF the wear.
The different tables and those In
charge OF them ara as follows:
Ice Cream and OyAters Miss Lou!su
pr)lsado, Miss Ida Dewsnop Miss RDtn
Raymond, Mrs. Emma lewsuop, Mrs
isaac shepherd.
Cake Amanda BuZlus. Mrs.
Sohn Mallisou. Miss McClaue.
Confectionery ami fruit Mrs. H. U
Ahtherhury, Mrs. Snie Ruth, Mrs
Samuel Murphy, Mrs. Gudgeon
Domestic Goods Miss Grace Quigg.
Miss Annie Raymond, Mrs. Edward
Cox.
Country Grocer John Reed. John
Madison, Martin BuZno
Funcy-Miss Gtuuo t(ulsg, Miss Ma
bel Morris, Miss Sadie Reed, Miss r.
Reed.
Holiday Goods Me- J. p Jcstor and
Krs. =. fiasser.
y Variety Department - Miss Mona
Siasser Captain Pierce IaGsson. FIRST
Aeutenant Eewi5 ilowgate. William
Ysstor. William Coylr, Howard Clifton,
Edward Miller Harlan l'uaine. Join
lenlng. Edward WilaelHI willard
Russell Andrew Mcl'lanc Harry CHI
ton, Oliver Adams. Howard Wright
lbgtOn. John Ccyle. Edward Rollins
, Harry Jackson, Waiter brown. How.
hrd Gnsaer, David Tress.or, Alborl
Aendvrer ttHrles q user.
re aud Milk = John ReGiiley and
william Kt-k
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-08

1T IS NOT TRUE.
And the Exact State o.
Things Should be Known.
We Wish Here and Now 10 Sc
Right a Very False Matter
We Have the P oof and Evideno,
at Hand to Perfectly Settle
All Doubt.

False notions sometimes becom'
deeply rooted.
There Is an extremely false idei
prevalent among the people that in
| herlted consumption or an Inherited
weak and delicate condition Is neces
sarily sure at some timo to prove ia
tai.
This is decidedly and emphatienll.
wrong and leads to fears and appre
hensIons upon the part OF person
who thus Inherit weakness OF thu
| lungs, tendency to cough, eatarrh, o
bronchial irritation. or Il feeble, deli
cate or dehlitated constitution
or course II such weak condition o
the lungs or enfeebled state OF tn
body is neg lecttd, consumption ant
| premature death will almost 5urel,
result. But by observing proper carr
and making use of the proper means
all danger can he avoTted md goot
health aud strength maintained.
III proof OF this now we'll establish
ed fuet we have known many affected
people, or those having natural
weak and delicate constitutions, l.
continue in sound health by keeping
the blood good, the nerves strong AN
the digestion perfect by using tina
great health and strength giver Di
GIcene's Ncrvura blood aud nerv
remedy.
Many such cases are constantly OF
curing, bui we Will hers clto only on
a most wonderful restoration from in
herlted consumption, Which came VI
der our personal observation. hi
lady, Mrs. Addie l. Craig, OF lOl Mort
Portland Avenue, Brooklyn, N Y
stated the facts to us personally. an
We will give thom to our readers |
her own words: