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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

The Bland free-colnagc silver bill
met with black eye last night in tho
House OF Representatives but the
measure ls by no means killed. The
anti,silYer Democrats, only eleven OF
them, illltbustcred Until midnight
when at last there was no quorum
present, and Speaker Crisp, III Lad
humor. permitted an Adjournment,
and the Democratic silver slate was
broken.
The scenes in the house were Of n
most exciting character and 50 tur6u.
lent were the members tAat tire Sci.
geant-at.arms wus compeliedto narrh
up and down with his mace displayed
to enforce order. The FREQ silver b.ll
had become very much weakened by
the continued attacks made by the
New England Democratic members
who wanted to siGetrack Tie measure
The surprise OF the FREQ silverites
was great whom Mr. Burrows Repub.
lican from Michigan moved to Iay the
bill on the table, which motion was
only defeated by q tic vote, and Speak.
Oh Crisp had to vote with the Imitation.
lists to make the tie. The vote stood
ias to las and with that vote the homes
OF the 7o.eent dollar Democrats were
dashed to tho earth.
The vote very piaiuty shovel where
the Democratic party stood on the
silver uIIpstfnIr- orI,-,I- r,ar o,,,, . .
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

PHILADELPHIA, March. 10, 1899.
Editor Observation-Disclosures
Del, Dear SIR: We note an article
In your Issue of the 10th, headed THE
Tin-plnte Industry" and would say
that those who are endeavoring to
condemn the political or personal adj
vantage seem to be dying very hard
death.
No matter whether tin-plate Is sold
at its present value or at the lowest
price it ever reached, we are satisfied
there would he still few wild wall
ings heard.
We Loticed in the indianapolis Jour
nal of Feb. 26th an article In which the
writer stated There are three classes
OF men who oppose tho manufacture
OF tin plate in this country,t the British
tin-pldte manufacturer. the Eastern
importer OF tin-plates and the FREQ
Trade newspapers and orators" and it
seems to cover the whole ground.
There Is no question butwhat this in
dustry will flourish in this country.
Iln-plate Is simply sheet iron or sheet
steel coated with pure tin or a
mixture of pure tin and lead and
the value OF American tin-plate Is
the value OF American sheet iron or
steel to which Is added the value OF
lllC Iohtlhez anu lllC ltlAibi VI puIllhS "
on. Tinplate Is made both in Franco
and Germany and the values there are
made up as above.
II 1t is held that America must i'm
port all its tin.plates then the same
rule will apply to sheet iron, sheet
steel. rails. hardware, cutlerly, all
products OF iron and steel. carpets,
etc. we must close our mines fur
naces. mills, factories, etc, and be-
come nation of consumers and not
producers. Is this prospect OF which
to be proud? Besides the large reduc-
ton in the English market since last
July is conclusive evidence that Ameri-
can competition Is already having its
effect
our new works will contain 81 stacks
with capacity of over 5000 boxes per
week Of the finest plates or over 30
900 boxes per week of the cheap grades
such as is used in making cans, etc.
We are confident that prices will be
lower as soon as we are in full running
order and expenses reduced to a mini
mum. The output of American tin
plate will no doubt surprise those who
have been 50 pleased TO ridicule the
industry.
Probably there are some who merely
make show of going into the bust
ness as au advertising dodge. but we
think this will not have any effect up.
on legitimate trade. The consumers
have had enough OF this sort Of thing
and want full value for their money,
which we shall give them, and as our
work Is one of business, we hold our
selves at your service at all times for
any information for business pur-
poses. Very respectfully,
wan 10
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25
wASAM AK I5R 5,
PHILADELpHIA, Friday March s5. 1892

The Millinery Festival
continues. One day is far
too short a time in which to
receive the throngs Of inter
osted visitors. 1t is the same
first view, not a second view.
The daily ad vertising
makes the store histo Try. Read.
ing to-day the story of past
millinery Openings" we
were deeply in terested.
Opening" That clumsy
word is dropped her g.
One season we gravely
doubted the proprie ty of the
Occasions, Receptio MS, First
Views whatever you may
call them. Thought we
might abolish them entirely.
Now it would be about as
reasonable to omit Indcpcn.
dence Day.
Again we adycl tiscd five
hundred Trimmed Hats and
BOnnets as trOphies of n
Spring Bonnet Occasion.
Four times that number
hardly sutlices nov ]. Where
is the future to lead us: Let
the future care for itself. To.
day the choice illinery Of
the world IS here. But each
success makes the next up
ward step harder 10 take.
The Arcade cntr lnce, Chest.
nut street, is bright with q
beautiful array of completed
Bonnets and rich novelties
with which to ado IN the I'M
trimmed Hats a nd Shapes
are found north d { the East
Iransept. The Nj llinery Par
lors, Thirteenth and Chest
nut streets, hold the Paris
and Wanamakcr Trimmed
Hats. Together they arc
the Millinery Occasion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

The Free Traders still keep up the
senseless cry that no tin-plate is man
ufactured In this country nor never
Will be to any great extent and conse-
quently we should get all our tin and
tin-plate from England and Wales.
We publish a letter in our local col
ums 1rom N. x G. Taylor & Co, OF
Philadelphia manufacturers of tin.
plate, which is of the most encourage
ing character for the present and fu,
ture prospects OF the tin industry.
They have so much confidence in the
Mckinley tariff and In the future pros
perity of the tin industry, that they
have enlarged their works to contain
"a stacks with capacity of 5000 boxes
per week OF the finest plates, or over
10000 boxes per week of the cheap
grades such as are used in making
cans, etc.. and they are confident the
prices will be lower as the industry is
put properly on foot.
This large manufacturing firm is not
out In Ohio. Illinois or Missouri, where
1t would cost something in time and
money to go and see, but right here
In our midst, in Philadelphia, only IS
miles from Wilmington, which free.
trade editors can reach in a day on
dead-head tickets. We would advise
our Wilmington free-trade tin plate
editors to take half-day's run up to
Philadelphia and see these works of
N. & G. Taylor & Co. before thoy fur.
ther mislead public opinion upon this
subject. While speaking of this tin
industry it will not be inappropriate to
reproduce the following from the Iron
World, non-partlsan trade journal,
which three weeks ago, published n
supplement devoted wholly to tho tin
plate industry. That paper says:
AS to tin, meaning tin metal fit for
use in the arts, ii says none has yet
been produced in the Crited States
except at the furnances of the Tencs-
cal mines in California As to what
the trade calls tin stuff" meaning ore
more or less rich in tin, considerable
quantities have been produced in the
Black Hills OF Dakota, and in the Irish
Creek region of Virginia In both OF
these districts apparatus for refining
or "concen trating' the tin now mixed
with alloys in the ore is being erected.
The output OF pure metallic tin from
the Temescal mines was sixty tons for
the last year which is more than the
whole output of the Australian mines
during the first year of their develop.
ment. During the first month OF the
present year the output OF the 1emes-
cal mines and refinery was thirty tons.
1t Is to be Kept in mind that there Is
no duty on tin metal, nor will there be
until July !, 1893, and il at least 20. 600
tons OF cassiterlte bar or block tin
have not been produced in one year
prior to July l, 1895" the duty lapses,
and tin again becomes free"
The opinion Of the IRON World is
that the year 1899 will show a great In.
crease in the production of tin.ore,
pure metallic tin, bright plate and roof
ing:plate. About twenty tin-plate
works nro in operation or in process
OF construction in various parts OF
the United States. Time must he
given to construct tiE.plate works
They are not built in dav, and yet it
is very little more than eight months
since the new tariff went into opera,
ton.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25
The New Iiallot Inv.

Special to the REPUBLICAN,.
PHILADELpHIA, March 25, 1892. The
PrOhibitlonists of Pennsylvania, not.
withstanding the discrimination
against them by the new ballot law,
arc preparing for lively canvass OF
the State. State Chairman H. ID. Pat
ton, of the Prohibition State Commit
tee. announced last night that for the
next sixty days beginning on April 5.
fifty counties in the State will hold
conventions for the purpose of noml-
mating candidates for county Offices.
delegates to tho State Convention at
Scranton, on June |, and delegates to
the National Convention. Candidates
for the State Legislature will be nomi-
mated i'll almost every district, besides
candidates in each Congressional dis
trict.
The Prohbitionist National Convep-
ton will meet in Cincinnati on June
2S. %, 80, in Music Hall, the citizens,
without regard to party promising to
deffay the expenses. ON December II
last, the Executive Committee OF the
National Committee decided on hold
ing the convention in st. Louis, but
the announcement WINS made yesterday
lay the Hon, samuel Dickie, OF Albion,
Michigan, Chairman OF the National
Prohibition Committee, that Cincin-
natl had been selected instead II is
also announced that tho Convention
will he composed of 1850 delegates and
every State and Territory will he
represented. The number OF delegates
from Pennsylvania Will be St, and
from Delaware S.
Already numerous candidates arc
Swinging up. among them being the
Hon John P.St. John, of Olathc, Kansas;
W. jennings Demurest. tile seyera
times millionaire manufacturer of New
York; General John 4. Bldwell, OF
Chico, California, who is also a mil.
lionalre, his farm in that state being
so extensive that it requires moro
| than Il week to drive OYER 1t; II. Clay
l5ascom, Of Troy, y. y. Hon. A. A.
Stevens, OF tytone, Pennsylvania, and
several others.
Every State reports unusual activity
] in the party, in Indiana alone there be-
| ing already 1000 volunteer speeches
promised daring the campaign. The
new ballot law is now before the SUI
preme Coart on petition from Prohibit
ton taxpayers in three counties,
namely: Philadelphia, Lebanon and
Lnckawanna. 1T is being attacked on
| the ground that it Is unconstitutional
and lackS uniformity. Il is called one
OF tile. political hypocrisies' OF the
| Two old parties. D. Il. ID.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25


The following appointments have
been announced by Department Com.
mander Slradley, for the u. A. H., OF
Delaware:
Judge Advocate Robert C. Fraim
Department Inspector Il. Swain.
Chief Mastering Ollicer-Sylvester
Solomon.
Assistant to Department Inspector
c. A. w. Frishmuth.
Senior Aide -de-camp and Chief OF
Staif-Chas. A, Foster.
Aides-de-camp-W. H. Middleton,
Peter McAleer, j. ii. Spencer, John lr.
win, Jacob Lamplugh, Nathan Sim
mons, John Do0ley. George ReuSS,
John Devnish. Henry Filler and j. A.
Smith, Manlove Hazel A. Ii. Mason,
George r. Roberts. Henry thinner
man, George Wonn, William Haley,
Charles Sollaway, Matthew Rogers, j.
G. Kutan, William johnson and TLom-
as Wood, William f. Willis and jesse
Helling, David A. jackson and Isaac
Wilson, j, Il, Nantine and q. W. Heth-
erington, G. Patton, VIM. A. Truitt, H..
II. Williams, Levi Mccormick, James
Montague, James Banthem. j. Me-
Laughlin and James Brown. }. r.
Stats, William j. Shannon, Henry b.
Tharp 6oyiI q Hudsnn @ n Bn Nod
James 4, orr Alexander Hudson A r
Starr Richard Taylor, j. r. Roney and
Joseph GessenGer, Joseph L. Osborn
and George III Hudson.
dell. ,John n Mortimer lao II patsrs
/ / Gorn,ia,, o., ia,, d. IS, ~ - 0v St,1
In ps WiiIinm I ia, 'g9 T. %''G''' p,,IiHs
samuel Conner Georre iiiIIsIev los
II Tn0s r y na,,Iin5 . Ja5 'po Ne
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

Even IL you do not want your car.
pets taken up and cleansed and relaid
to-day, you should Immediately reg
lister your name, either by p. o. letter
or messenger. together with yournum
Der and street, at r. L. Terry's carpet
renovating works. Eleventh and Jack.
son streets. The advantages TO you
are:
1. You can have your carpet taken
up ON the day set. 2. You can have it
cleaned by the best process and in the
best buster in the world, being MIR.
Ferry's own and original invention,
and secured to him by letters patent.
II Is the best machine in the world for
carpet-cleaners of other cities to buy.
But II you want your work done right
and satisfactory in Wilmington Ferry'e
process is the one to employ.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25
Bargain Room.

All the returned Made to
Measure Suits are in a separ-
ate room. It will take a
little extra time TO get your
size. A good deal in your
pocket, when suited.
Elegant New Spring Over
coats $40 to $40. Mems
New Spring Suits in all pre-.
yailinS styles. A grand Dis.
play Of Black Dress Suits,
SD; rise to $50.
Trousers, $3.50-All-W col.
Superior quality for the
money.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

The special services at st. Andrews
T. l.. Church. which We're held yester-
day, closed last evening, when bsRop
Coleman preached powerful sermon.
His subject MAS Tie Sasiuar al the
lar ot Cuu-eIonNo, and re selected rs
lis text the ed verse OF tho eth chap.
ter ut 81, Matthew. What slull do
tlen with Jesus, which Is called
CArift."
Among the clerGymcn present In the
church were the keys. Charles L. Muir.
ray, II, Ashton Henry, I, Gardiner
llttetl, II. NJ Bartlette and A. |. Du.
Font Co5"man. 4 collection was taken
for tho NUmeh's Auxiliary.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

NOTICE., WIN. J.KELLY, THE
~ owner and occupant of the house
situated ut the northCas; corner OF Eighth
and " Glaut streets, Ia the sixth ward. in
tue city OF Wilmington, county of New
Castle and state OF Delaware, in compli-
ancG with the requirements of the acts OF
the General Assembly IN such case made
ard provided, 10 hereby give notice that
| SHAH apply in writing to the Court OF
General sessions OF the Peace ana Jail de-
livery OF the State of Delaware, in and for
New Castle county, on Monday, the 9th
day OF May, 1892, being the next term
Of said court, for "A license for said house
as mn inn or tavern, for the sale therein
ut Intoxicating liquors in less quantities.
than one quart, TO be drunk ON the prem
Uses and the following respectable Citi-
zeus of said ward. nj loast twelve OF whom
are substantial frechodGrs OF said ward
recommend the said app ication, VIZ
A. Murine, J.. Charles Began,
Henry Schneider. George w. jackson,
John Carney Thomas w. Denny,
Dennis Fennesey, James McCoy
Frank Schneider. +. p. Burke,
Charles Corson, George NJ .Coale,
Peter Mcfarland, Jacob Bntz,
Jc I'm Holland, William Cummins,
James Henderson. Win. ii. Shepardson
John ii. Fulton, Daniel O. Justison,
John Schade, N, I. DannenberR,
wilhelm Schneider, William H. Worth.
ma6.st WILLIAM J. KELLY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25
Sale of Real Estate,

L. W. Stidham & Son, auctioneers,
sold at the Court House Thursday after
noon, at 2 O'Clock, for Rachael NJ. Clark,
Administrative OF Elmer w. Clark, de.
ceased, the Hamburg farm on Della.
ware City road, containing 500 acres OF
land, to MN. Cleaver for $1,000. Also
675 shares of Eastern Shore Hedge Co,
Stock to b. Cleaver for cts. per share.
Also so shares of New Castle County
Hedge Stock to NJ. NJ. Cleaver for I
cts. per share.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

LAWRENCE +. Fisher has a right to
keep on getting assessed until he
gets his name on the lists correctly. 1t
mustnot be forgotten that John I,
Dickey is an expert orthographist, with
such distinguished tutors as Mr. Bay
ard and Mr.. Gray. .. .=..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

NJ. ". G. Striekler Of Washington,
y. - Is Visiting our city, and passed
last night with his brother Mr.. Il. Il.
Stueklpr No. 40 Last l5ifdh street.
Nj Strckler has been engage flnrom-
pllIns history OF tho late RebeHlon.
detailing tile dates Of tho various bat :
ties AID tho actions OF tho different
regiments which h. PROPOSES 10 iuF.
las L to newspapers ii yery moderate
lutC.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

Don't fool with shyster Doctors, VIII o
call themselves Oculists and Opt
clans without any reputation. but il
you want your eyes attended to. call
on reliable optician, who has been
proven SO, and who has the confidence
of the people. Prof. We'll, sos Market
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

Stansbury Murray, Jr., No. 104 East
Front Street, will shave for ton cents,
cut hair for 10, chumpoo for 10 and IS,
and viii tell the boss BARRIERS, the
laDorers, and merchanies, later, why
he Will continue 10 do 30. Straight
cigars DC.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25
In Chaneery
New Castle County
Cause OF Petition.

In the matter of
the real estate OF In Chaneery
Jesse Porter, late oil New Castle County
Pcncader Hundred, Cause Of Petition.
New Castle County.
deceased.
In pursuance of renewed order of tho
Chancellor, In the above cause. made at
the September Term, A, ID. 1901, all per-
sons having any lien or liens affecting the
interest or estate of Isaac |. Porter Snm-
mel II. Porter. Louis W. Porter, Ellis s.
Porter, Hannah Anderson. Mary g. por.
ter ana sydney j. Porter, or either of
thcm IN the lands aud premises to which
sud cause relates. are hereby notified to
tilea petition setting forth the nature
and amount of the SAME In the Office of
the Register in Chanccry. for New Castle
Louni y, ten days before the fourth Mon
day in March a. ID. lIDl aud to appear AMI
prove sad lien or liens ut the ems, ing
term of the Court, before the risi NJ oTtLo
Court Oil the third day Of the term.
j. FRANK BlGGS, Trustee.
Attest. ChHs. II. McWhorter, Rer. c, C.
Wilmington. Dol, March i? 1892.
mrl2tOeSd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

Act on u new principle regulating tho
nerves. a new discovery. Dr. Nt:cs :
Plils speedily cure hill0usarss. bad taste.
tplpat liver, piles. Constipation. Ia.
raunlei Tor men, women children
cents. Samples FREQ at 4. James Belts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

The following described real estate. viz
All that piece or parcel of land sltuato
in PcncaJcr hundred, Now Castle county:
beginning at stake set in the road 10
the lllHei'on of the Howell school house
io'd, III fcnln9uinr road and running
thence with the Howell school house near
north 6l degrees west ~ $40 pcrchos 10 a
stake ut the corner OF Robert s. Moss
loti thence with his land and land of
Thomas RedlnilC north - derrepa east 4
ptrchcs north 70 degrees west IL G-lg
nerehrSt TO stone and corner of land of
he heirs oil David w. Ware. deceased:
thence Herewith north q degree east 81
G-lO prrclpS to stake: thence south 4bE
degrees east ~ Lilo perchcs TO the Della
wa Railroad Companys land; themes
herewith south l3dp4re9I NYest ~ percbes
to tue centre of the aforesaid penlnsular
fund; thence Herewith south 40 degrees
west = perches to the place of beginning.
Nine acres thrce-quafters and - square
perehc5 of land with frtme dwelling.
frame hotel, Stable. carriage house. she'd
ding and other buildings thereon erected.
Excepting thereout all that lot or piece OF
land previously conveyed TO George w
Hastings by william Herbert. (See Rec
ord 5. volume II, page 1872 containing
nine thousand aad fifty square feet OF
land. beginning at a stake In Peninsular
road, corner of land of the said
william Herbert at tho distance of 100
ieet from the southwest corEcr of the
lot tnarked on the plot number one:
thence by the said wall u degrees east 50
to stake; thence north 4S degrees west
Isl leet 10 stake; thence south T. degrees
west 20 ieet TO stake; thence south ~
degrees west ISL feet to the st-mentlon-
ed stake and place of beginning.
Seized and taken In execution ae the
property of Ann NJ. Gallagher, ADM ais
tratrlN Of sarah Shearer. deceased, and
I. I. g and to he sold by
WILLIAM SIMMONS, SHKRIFF.
sheriff s Office Wilmington Del, MAJ CHI
81. 1892. MI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

The old mocfatic hulk is coming
out Of the tariff breakers AMI free sill
Yer whirlpools in very damaged con-
dition. Speaker Crisp had better have
II hauled up for repairs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25
puBMc SALE or STOCK.

pEnLIC SALE or STOCK.
] Wi sol n public sale at Booths Cor
ner, Del. 60, Pa,
ON MONDAY, MARCH IS, 1892,
"a head of carefully selected cows, fresh
aud forward springers . good Young
horses, suitable tor general purposes. OF
which are good line leaders, and IS nice,
thrifty shuats.
The nhoyc stock will be direct from
Cumberland county Pas leGtcd express
ly for this sale.
Two mouths credit on sums Of $50 and
upwards.
sale at go sharp. c. W. BALDWIN.
J. IL. Slaughter. AUG m22
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

Why suffer eXcruciating pain, occa-
stoned by walking or riding when you
have external plies, when Il few appli-
cations OF Old Saufs Pile Ointment
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

Wfta what shall ! write Why write
that I. SINUS wife putmUAl. l{al.
sun 10 the greatest euro Tor coughs.
snre THROAT tie grip cramp, dipn-
therin airI lung Diseases Sold BY
DRUGGISTS. Duieg. 80 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

Some people suffer Sith and swear
az nasal catarrh. when a IS cent box Of
Old Sauls Catarrh Cure, ju6tcjously
used. would cure them quickly and
surely. Sold by all druggists,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

Seven pounds or buckwhcat for 20
cents, at J.a,I. Smiths, corner Fourth
and shlpley streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

The great leading medicine, the
children's tonic, the real cure and
worm cNpeller is Dr. Simms
Worm Killer, The genuine is sold
onlyi in 25c and Joe bottles Depot 4th
and King streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

One 16xo0 Crayon Portrait with one
dozen cabinets for $500. One dozen
Petites for so cents at Hollands Gal
lery, 3o7 Market steet, Wilmington,
Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

To those who intend to move, and
wish care AMI satisfaction, vii b. salts.
lied BY ordering their1wag0ns from
Geo, White, l2S French st. Allkinds of
hauling, Telephone, 49,.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25
THU PEOPLE AROUSED !.
GREAT EXCITEMENT AMONG THE CITIZENS
OF WILMINGTON.
THE DIAMOND STATE CLOTHING CO.,
They Gut Wide Swarth They Proceed to Reap the,
Fruits of Honest Endeavor-Giving to All Glasses an
Opportunity to Clothe Themselves in Elegant
Style at popular Prices.

We greatly with
Wilmington
find things
what they seeing
anything
our aim Is the confidence the public this will
of those who buy Clothing by giving them exceptional bargains
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-25

Diphtheria. Cholera nor Malaria have any
teI'rors for those who brace tone and
fortify tho system with Wells Health He.
newer. Goes direct to weak spots. $500
Druggists