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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04
NOAH nen.on,s nruraerar..

Detectives Mcyey and witsil are
doing good work In Delaware City to-
wards bringing TO justice the murder
ers OF Noah Benson. They have had
George Henry HUT James Johnson
and Julia HUT arrested on suspicion
OF being concerned In the murder IL
not the real murderers. The evidence
against them ls very damaging. On
Thursday. the detectives found in
Hutts house bundle of bloody un-
derclothing. believed TO bo Benson's
On Friday the detectives passed the
house and found 1t closed. Believing
that more evidence could be obtained
the detectives searched the house
again on Saturday and found big
| clothes basket full of clothing, In
which was pair of trousers which had
blood stains upon them. The detec.
tlves then got from Mr.. Beck a vest
beloning to Benson. The trousers and
vest were of tie same material. Ben.
son, few days previous to his death,
had purchased new suit of clothing.
| When he left Mr.. Beck's farm he wore
the coat and trousers OF this suit, but
left the vest at Mr.. Beck's house.
The trousers discovered In Hutt's
house were portion of the same suit
as the vest left ut Mr.. Beck's farm, and
this undoubtedly shows that they were
those belonging to Noah Benson. II
is known that Benson wore the trous
ers on the night that he disappeared
Detectivr MeVey, In his search, also
found three raZors hid away with the
clothes. but none of them were bloody.
Continuing his search in the clothes
basket Detective Wltsil found long
dirk knife. upon which were found
spots OF blood.
The detectives having secured this
much evidence lost no time in arrest.
ing Hutt, his wife and William John.
son. Johnson's right slety of hle
shirt was bloody and when asked To
explain the blood stains said he got
them while killing hogs In the coun.
try some days before. The prisoners
Were all locked up, and win have a
preliminary hearing before Mayor Rey
bold tomorrow morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04
NIIni.ter,s silver wedding.

The Rev. William H. Johnson and
lis wife were rendered an informal re-
Kption In the Unitarian Church on Sat
lay evening, that being the twenty
h anniversary OF their wedding
o seats we're removed from the front
1t of the church and the space was
dnsi ormed Into reception parlor,
decorated with flowers and tropical
foliage plants. About hundred per-
sons paid their respects to Mr.. and
Mrs. johnson with many kind wishes
for their prosperity and future happi-
ness. Mr.. johnson brett returned
thanks for the good feeling shown to-
wards himself and family and expreEs
ed his appreci ttion of the Efforts IL
ake the occasion one that will he
pg remembered as one Of the sunny
OF his life. Mr. johnson in his
pn yesterday again referred to
easlon in n very pleasant manner.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04
Two Deaths.

Mrs. Mary Aiken, wife OF John
Aiken, No. .0l7 West Eighth street. died
at the residence OF her husband last
evening, after several days of severe
illness. She was about 76 years of age
and was tho mother OF quite large
family.
Miss Mary Mealey, daughter OF John
Mealsy. No. 2c5 Market street, died on
Saturday of a severe attack OF conges-
tion of the lungs. She was at services
at st. Andrews Episcopal Church on
yesterday. week ago, and at a church
entertainment the following evening.
She was very estlmable young lady
and being Mr.. Mealey's only child her
death is sad afiilctiOn.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04
Low Price for Flour,

Hungarian, o. o. flour 121l44 lbs. 43c.
Rbl $3.50 Dbl. off. .5.
Patapsco Hour 1214 lbs. SOC. Bbl.
$500 Dbl. Off.
Leafs +. F.F. Clifton flour l24 lbs.37c.
Bbl. $500 Dbl. off.
Pride OF Delaware, L. F. +. f. flour
1914 lbs. SIC. Bbl. $500 bbl. of.
Barley Woods Best flour l24 lbs. 37c.
Bbl So 60 Dbl. off.
Leafs Kiikwood flour l24 lbs. S5c.
Bbl. s5.25 bbl. off.
Fairy Queen flour l21t lbs. 35c. Bbl
55'25 bbl off.
our Standard flour 1914 lbs. 35c. Dbl.
s5.25 bbl OF:
Jack Frost flour 124 lbs. 35c. Bbl
$525 hbl. off
White Cap flour l2A lbs. 34c. Bbl.
IS 10 Dbl. on
Queen OF the Pantry flour 12t4 34c
Bbl. S5, 10 Dbl. off.
Lea's Hominy SC per quart.
Meredith's cash grocery, Southwest
corner sixth and Madison streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04
Mr.. Turner's Collision.

As Harry Q. Turner, ESQ, was about
crossing Market strest, ut Seventh, last
Saturday eyening, he ran into q pass.
Ing team when he was knocked down
and his right elbow and right knee
were some what bruised. Luckily the
horse WAS stopped Immediately Or the
wheels of tho vehicle would h va
passed. over his body. Mr.. Turner on
recovering his usual perpendicular
tleness OF his horse, and ioculaTly re-
marking that he had heen caught on
the blind sldo,n passed on. This morn.
ng ha was at the City Court represent
ing client.
lie walked little lame he suid he was
sore in both OF his legs. and he seemed
to have been badly shtkon up. He
realized that 1t IVES better to be born
lucky than rich.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04
Bold Burglars.

The same style of thieves, who broke
into the house Of Thomas L. McCorkle
and Edmund A. Harvey. broke pane
Of glass of parlor window with r
stone and entered tho dwelling OF
Captain Henry Nones OF 1l07 Frank
lin street between midnight and 5
O'Clock q. m. Sunday. They appear
to have left the house In a hurry al
though French eighr-day parlor
clock, a halt dozen silver knives forks
and spoons, a sllver-plated pitcher,
two silk umbrellas, cigar smoker o
naval .overcoat. blue and light gray
oVercoat were taken away.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04
A Thorough Test.
RusNEYmHpE, August 9Th. 1888,

EFoE'F''7l' l''ffl17I11 sIftt1 VIZ 0VFEf Hg7N
J. S. KELLER Pres, PRATT FooD Co.
DEAR SIR:-I have used your Pratt's
Food for Horses and Cattle in our
dairy. and have given ii a thorough
test, and find to my entire satisfaction
that it not only Increased the Flow Of
SdnRd R 1I5 tbs Inc nona1 Of fnSo ,Se
COWS improved. / also used your
Pratt's Poultry Food with excellent
success. Very truly yours,
CHAs. BRENz, Supt. OF A. j. Drexels
Farm, Runneymede, Delaware Co.,
Penna.
SEQ that Pratt Food Co. ia on every
Sack. Beware OF limitations.
For sale by j. j. Smith, Northeast
corner Fourth and Shipley streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04
kinR-wnaA Da.licaiion.

1t has been drided 10 re.tle, sAate
Kiugswood VI. L. Chnrch Oh Sunday,
tine 10Th inst. Bishop r. y Foster Roy.
J. J. pobbins. ami other promiuant
ministers are expected tn=be ptsonnt
1ha proii acted meeting continues
Lu5nney invites The citizens generally
to call and wftnoso tho neY dress as
vel! ~ The spiritual work which is
,t.ing accomplished. Fear ueh, e@ts
md ssyen hsH members ttfJ uH'3n1a'
ced ns he result VI the first sunday ID
the year. aG4 3s3 wefe present ut TIT
Sunday school.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04

Granville Warrell has reduced the
price pf his carpets ,ni other goods
IN h3S stureuL FIJI th aud ShI piey streets,
ia order to close out he stock by the
2blh OF Aaluh, II; which ,att. he Intends
to rtiiDgtfish the business. MIR. Wor-
reil cam IL out citF tnirty yours ago.
anG by his straight forward and hon-
oruhla dealing, hu established a r"pu.
tafiou otfeiiahidl y that made him husts
OF patrons aud ensured him Proiits-
Die trade in the different locations he
has occupied. His example is worthy
ui the Imnlation of young mon enter
ing life IN any capacity, and we really
regret his retirement from the trade.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04
The nj. Il, Preachers.

Rev. John @. Dill conducted devo
tlons with Rev. John France, president
and Rev. @. A. Grise, secretary, In
Fletcher Hall this morning. Rev. jew
ell was critic. A motion to discharge
the Temperance committee was dis
cussed by Rows. Hanna, Given, Mar.
tindale Tompkinson, Sanderson, AT
kins, ct. al.
A question on Certificate" was sub
mitted to Rev. j. L. VanBurkalow
There were present also. Revs. Alfred
I. Scott, Hardesty. Rooms, Dodd
Thomas, Barrett and Bowman. Ar
amendment as to the roll of member
ship was proposed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04
Made a Veteran.

On Sunday committee from Gen.
eral U. 8. Grant Post, No. IS, G. A. r.,
compo ed OF George Hlllsley, NJ. B.
Bullock. James NJ. Banthem, Francis
McCloskey and John J Mclaughlin
called on the Rev. Father William j..
Birmingham of st. Paul's e. C.Churcl,
and presented him with handsomely
framed certificate Of honorary life
membership in the post. The Rev.
Father felt highly complimented by
the favor, and expressed himself In
the warmest terms of the veteran sol.
diers and their cause.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04

10 We begin
Per CENT to-day our
OFF usual off sea.
son discount sale and
allow 10 per cent. off
reduction on all heavy
weight suits and over.
coats. They are worth
just as much to-day as
before, but a great many
customers wait until
after the holidays, as
they know we do want
the room and want the
money for our new
spring stock, which is
making, and as we buy
for cash we want to be
ready when the goods
come in. We are hav-
ing many inquiries and
or1oro for full drace
suits, both ready-made
and to order, and we
want you to see what
we can do for you in
style and price. Ready
made from $l8 to $50.
To order from $50 to
$65. Beginning tonight
we close every evening
except Saturday at 6
o'clock.
JAS I. MULLIN & Son,
Tailors, 9th & Market,
Clothiers, Wilmington
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04
Sport at Brandswine springs.

The ball given Mt I,faud ywine Springs
OH Thursdi v event uuler the man.
ayement " Ms ~. lrilleton. Len
derman Hayes Il - dler. was at
tended by aboIu ..ty couples and
passed off very plolsanlly. The music
was furnished by i;obinson's oa'hes "a
OF this city. At midnight there was a
grand display of iire works, alter
which line supper was served In the
dining-room.
The fox chase on liiay afternoon
was quite ar exciting affair. After q
sharp run of over two miles, Roynard
ran into hole and thus escaped from
his pursuerS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04
EleoiInuoftyI,

The following persons 8era elected
as oiilcsrs. OF the harrison Street M. Il.
sunday school for the year 1899: hu-
pefintenlent, Howard l.. George; as
siatant superintendent, Hubert A. Roop;
be retnry, 4 Luther Mckee; treasurer,
Jabez liodsoni librarian, W B. H0naon;
orRanists, Miss Mabel George and Miss
Villa L!tzenbsrg. superintendent In
infant department.. Mira b. II. George
assistants, Mrs. b. r. Fessey and Mrs.
W. II. Graham. Organlst for infant
room, Miss Mary WEIGH,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04
Money stolen

A sneak thief stole IRON tie drawer
OF the store OF Samuel Walls. 40 giG
Adams street. on Saturday morning,
a small amount Of change. boy IN
the vicinity Is suspected and should
he repeat his visit he will doubtless be
Caught, as trap has. been set t8r Il IN.
His parents should look after hhIn, rs
trouble and exposure may thus be
aYoiden.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04
Iersity Esrension Lecture.

-E. SadIer, Of Oxford Uni
England, has been secured by
'rsity.r Society OF tn =
lecture on "Wednesday evpi Ing
The Assembly room OF the II gh
building. The subject OF his
Twill be3 The new departure in
|al Economy" Mr sullrris one
mos! distinguished N Ehiger-
eXte enrion in tireat Britain n d lis
gne cannot fall to interest au inieiii.
cnt Wilmington audleuee Tickets
Tor the lecture can be procured at {.
II. Thomas * Co's book store and al
Beetems, Belts aud llaryey's drug
stores.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04
Hurt Inv a Fall.

Henry Pierce who resides on his
farm near Red Clay Creek thureh. Min
Greek Hundred, fell from ladder to
the floor of his harn few days ago,
badly inIurlng ono OF his hips. 1t is
hoped that he will soon recover aud be
ahle to occupy his old stand in our
market on King street aaoye Fourth.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE sDTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1892,


The following described real estate viz
All that certain lot OF land with p
story ranio dwelling thereon erected
situate in the city Wilmington afore, aid
bounded and described as follows TO wit :
beginning in tho mi'idio of tho Kennett
turnpike thence by Michael Doran's lot
south 35 degrees west lb2 feet to o vacant
lot OF said Mcdowell tn h-nco by said oE
81 uhi 100 and u degrees east 30 feet to a
corner OF another lot of raid Mcdowell
the nee by the same north 81 and " dc.
grees cast l31 feet TO the middle of 81 ID
turnpike aforesaid thence with the mid
die OF said tnrnp Ike north 81 degrees west
80 fert TO the place OF beginning contain
ing 10. 40 fcet more or less
Seized and taken in execution as the
property of benjamin kigby. executor
of John Kay who WAS executor of Ann
Orme. deceased, and Thomas L. Me-
Alllstcr who was executor OF Joseph
Oriue d 'ceasod. and TO he sold by
WILLIAM SIMMONS, sheriff,
Sheriffs Office Wilmington, Jan, 4, 1so9.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04
MiIcs's Nerve nnd Liver pllI.

Act ON new priucipie-reguIntlng tho
liver stomach and bowels through the
neryes A new discovery Dr.. M,icals
Pills speedily cure DiliUuslos4. Tad tnBIe.
torpid liver nileA constipation. Un-
euualed for neu, women. chtidrrH.
Smallest, mi ildest. snrrsg u dosea 35
cclits. Samples FREQ at Z. james =Belt.s
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04
Runaway Boys.

Two Baltimore boys about Is years
of age, giving the names Of George
Hayden and james kilroy, were arrest.
ed In this city on Saturday morning
on Information received from the
Baltimore authorities to await the ac.
tion OF the latter. They satl they
were on their way to New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04

CHERIFFS SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ of Leyari Faoias. 10 me directed
WIN be exposed 10 public sale at the Court
House. o NJ ,rket street between Tenth
aud Eleventh Streets in the city of Will
minston. New Castle county. Delaware,
known us the Pennsylvania Avenue
House,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04
List of Public sales,

JNl
7. y. 5. Perkins Brandywine HID.
II. Estate Of VIM. BusN, Court House.
II. Howard Hogg Chrlstiana HID
q, ,innes W Bnrris New Castle H'd
u, MIR. Foguc, Brnndywine n'd
Ii. Estate Ruben Ball, Mil Ok Ird.
g, ] ii. Emory New Castle H'd.
y, Tybout h ) aoK. New cas- 10 II d.
-. McIflwce Estato, Mil Crock HID.
Mnr.
], John Moody, New Castle H'd
10, Thomas ~ Beatty Brandy HID.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04
school % ns-opsp.. .

The night school held In school
house No. Q, at sth and WolIaston
streets, will reopen this evening, CIV
10 z an opportunity to young men TO
make an Improvement that in some
cases Is much needed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04

Adams Il Bro, gave to the clerks
employed by them, on Monday even.
ing last, Christmas set-out. Re.
freshments we're served, and dancing
engaged In until lato hour. Music
was furnished for the occasion by Mr..
L. Robinson.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04

The Hilles womaus Christian Tenn
peranco Union viii hold lis rcgufal
ihonthly meeting al the hen Of Mrs
Benjamin Smedley, i9a1 5rlIwar- NJ.
nue., tomorrow evening, Jan. 9TH lS95
Mt T.30 o'clock
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04
bargains.

We have nice line OF blankets and
quilts that ws are selling very cheap.
I. A. shannon, 7l9 Market, and 72O
Shiplay.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04

A meeting Of the Delaware Society
Sons OF the American Revolution,
will be held ut the rooms OF the
Historical Society building, Tenth and
Market streets, tomorrow (ruesday)
evening at T.30 O'Clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04
Third EDITIOA.

Tbs Wsss's Christmas sunday. -
i n uas . big slLg when. at 80 o'clock
s |NuAAy evenlnk. the West fresbytar-
"a sunday School, the congregation,
Ne grand choir, the double quartette
4 Az uIHle voices and the West Presby-
4tkl9u Orchestra ali rogether rendered
l1ozAnna In the Highest" In short
10 aanle may be said OF whole pro-
Ufeua OF -kAdemption's Dawn" the
parts pf which were rendered during
nq evening lnterspersed by spesches,
30 many obtain at the West Church
"A 4IMuSlola culture OF extraordinary
value 10 Them, that 1t is great public
Ths Lord's prayer was said in con-
i c>ft. Tha Glad Tidings" was read
4 xesponeively. "Ring the Christmas
H9llsp was grandly rendered,
Rev. Albert N. Keigwin, pastor, de.
lferod an address. In speaking of
ne spirit he said In part and purport,
fhat everybody has one and nobody
ban SEQ 1t.
1ts duration Is eternity. How long
y I. thatf Can you count tho grains OF
+ sand In bushei2 II the whole world
Nero of sand and q little bird shohld
carry on one grain every million
years by the time he carried off the
lnst grain eternity would only have
begun.
4 class OF boys gave recitations
sevcfaiiy and In concert The double
quArtette OF male voices sang "And
fhere we're Shepherds" II was one of
7 their beet renditions. All sang GLORY
to God" The West Presbyterian or
chestra rendered one of their choicest
nelsctions.
Superintendent Baird said he was
Obliged to the teachers and scholars
Tor the interest which they had taken
In this holiday anniversary, and the
way they had carried II out.
Like Mr.. Keigwin, he referred at
lnngth to the childhood period of Jesus
the uncertainty OF life and the duty OF
being constantly prepared for heaven.
cannot get back. Hence do all the
good you can while you live.
To the parents and friends OF the
$ school he said he wanted them to real
lze the good the children were getting
from the school to which he exhGrted
them to give their most Hearty sup
gsired them to freffp-ttheh chill.
3repare the lesson and suggeste,
bliange OF social call1 between par
ts and teachers.
Tho best way to retain the oldel
|cholars In the Sunday School Is fol
fhe parents to come with them.
Mr. KelRwin reinforced the Slperin
t<udent's remarks and thought the
4 EMday School WAS doing "A great work
thanked ali who took part In the
Austo and singing including the or.
chestra. The exercises closed with
singing, Praise Ye" and the bendic
ton.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04

Wrime is money. but health is happi-
ness. Ii you have a bad cold or cough
use DIR, Bulls Cough Syrup. 1t will
cure you every time. Price 25 cts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04
At Court.

The Superior Court At New Castls
County was adjourn 10 O'CLOCK
this morning by JUDI. 'uston and
Grubb until January Judge Gull
len is reported as feel,nS much bettsf
and is expecting soiourn at his home
in Georgetown, will mako him feel all
right by the above date.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04

5ihlth, who took the knife IRON him.
FOf all this the defendant remembered
nothing. His good character for peace
and good order was sworn to by ed.
ward Kelly who had known rim for rs
years. Prosecuting Attorney Curtis
recommended mercy and Judge Ball
let the prisoner of with fine of SO
and costs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04
DEGlsTERs ORDER, .5
~ REGISTERS OFFICE.
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
January . 1893
Upon the application of ThomHs Mars
den, Executor OF Robert smith. late OF Will
IN ugton hundred. IN said county deceased
u ia ordered and direo ed by the Register
that the Executor aforesaid give notice
of granting o. etfers Iestamenttry upon
the estate of the deceased with the date
oil granting thereof by causing adv rtise-
ments TO bo posted within forty days from
tho date Of sunh le tors In SIX OF The most
public places of the county 1f New Castle,
requiring all perEOus having demands
against the cstateto pres mt the St,ne, or
abide by AN aCt oil Assembly in such case
made and provided and also cause the
same to be Inserted within the same per-
iod In the DAILY BEPuBL1cAN. a news
paper published in Wilmington, Dei, and
f0 bo continued therein three weeks, tC. o.
d.
I'll Given under the hand and seal
! l.. =, of Office OF the Register aforesaid
- at Wilmington in New Castle
ounty aforesaid the day and year above
J.wILkINs C00CH, Register,
| NoriCE.-All persUn- having claims
! against the cstate of the deceased must
/ present tue snme duly attested To thn Tx
] CCutor ou or before ,iAnuarS 2nl LOB OF
/ abide The AGi Oi Assemliy IN sucl case
made and proviled,
/ THOaAS MA ItSbES. Executor,
Address IieuryZC. Gornad, Es4., VIII
| mngton, Del. u
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04

Extra meetings are being held in
Brandywine NJ. L. Church every even.
ing this week
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04

The directors OF .ho First National
Bank have declare! dividend OF luar
per cent Tor the past six month.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04

j. Miller. Thomas was attending tc
business to. day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04
W. C.. D. R. {.

Wo have opened an establishment for
the purpose OF cleaning. dyolux and re-
pairing Iartvs nnd s-iti-uie@s wearing
spuayi ell at moderate pric and by skill
81 workInJn, Drop US a postal. Tho work
will be called fol anadellysred. W olnan
dresses and coats. chiidren's dresses ana
oGata lace curtains rugs, blankets, sAp'
bons, I, athera Kid gloveA, etc. Repairing
OF clothing a specially. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Anything la our line will
receive prompt attention. WILMINGTON
Cleaning, Dysing and kepalrinE Estab-
Ilshnent, SI1 Mai ket street. PikksoN
q BURkE. dl-sod-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04

A fox hunt will take place at Hare's
Corner New Custle Hundred. Cd
Thursday. the 7th Inst. ut ~ q, m.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04

Editorial tickets on tho Baltimore
and ono II. r., are good until the llf-
tecntlI OF this month.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04

IDEuPoShL ron REMOVING IhE
i Inibagu and otfal in eEuS of vii.
M H9ion. IRON February /. l5l!. 10 jaun-
ury5,i lsg3.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04
Buffers Book.

Butler's Book.
John c. Bryant, Wilmington's inde-
faLlgaple book agent, has received a
letter from Benjamin +. Butler. stat
ins that his book will be ready for de
livery by the 10Th OF January. Tie Will
be good news to the S95 subscribers
the book.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04

Have xnenAM's p LIS really III th
household.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04

Piles, whether blind and indolent,
or liberated and bleeding, may be
cured by the application oil Old SauPs 8
Pile Ointment used according to the
>Iiirections. Price only ~ cents per box.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04

vRJ Jatxir.ir "a god white w9aaan FOR
~ raaslR ihouseworE Coos waIrs
to Il gopt woman. an elderly one preterod
NF9l, 10 PuIihp Ambuld, corner lith
Rad Il, RsaycHao, over Ath street hridxe.
!'i=
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04

NJ. F. Davis, ieweler. No. Q E. I'd st
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04

nNlEEND- FIRST NATION ALBANK.
u " ilm ngion nrl Jan lth. Is1t,
ne buaia Ut Directors have this tiay ie-
clarrd "A Az lead ot fur pnr Gsnt.fuc the
last o mon rs, paln lie on deinaod.
H. lESHG HUSH, Cashier
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-04
cRATEFuL-coMFo8rIac
KPPS' GOGOH.

"liy a thorough knowledge of tho
natural laws whlcn govern the opera
lions OF digestion and nutrition, and by
careful application of the line proper
ties oi well-Helecsrd Cueou, Mr. Epps has
PROVIDED our breuNia-t ttnc, Witu Is
delicp tvlS tluvored bsverag" Which may
savrrs many heavy doct ors' bills. 1t IS
by tire 1udicious use of suCii articles of
uict tiiat II constitution may he 2ritlyui-
ly built up un ii strong cnuuih To- rHal 1t
cVcIS tendency to Il issAsc. HundredI nf
subtle malndies are iloatins Aruund rs
II ady to tttack wherever there isa wralS
put.t. W. may escupe many II natal
shrt by Eeoping uur-elN os we'll fortified
witltpdre blood ana properly nunri sil.
ed f34lIAr."-Lifil 1rIsgtrn Gazette.
M5sdu simply with boiling water OF
m,5t. suid only IN luff pound TINS by
roacls !sthcllcd thus:
ia =tS FFPs & Co., homeopathic
Chemists. l.oniou, l.niand. J3-nits-w