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West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-20
COLUMBIAN INVOCATION.
nj A. W. PRrpERrcx, a. n.

nj A. W. FRrDrRIcx, An.
Eritten for TEE AReuu.
Oar fathers God we would adore
With hearts as pure as they OF yore
Who sought Thee ON the new.found shore
Aud as Columbus bent the knee
And rendered thanks aud praise TO Thee.
50 bowling lOwly come we.
We thank Thee for the wide domain
Where Conscience may assert her reign
Aad Justice follow In her train.
We thank Thee for the fas uufarled
That saw Oppression downward hurled, -
That waves its hope Co all the world.
We praise Thee for this land SO bright
The scholars pride, the saints delight
For Freedoms continent OF right.
We crave a blessing here to-day
For nation, school, Snd homo we pray
As In the past. Amen for aye,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-20

Gee. w. l.. Marsden, who is now
l)cated at Roxbury, New York, and
IS Superintendent of a big paint
factory there, has been in old
Preston the past week, visiting
friends, and gave rs call last
Saturday. lie is the most euthu-
siastic Democrat VIC have met for
some time and is a full hedged
" Tammany Tiger" lie has been
taking quite an active part in the
campaign in the " Empire State. 4"
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-20
NOTICE TO SETTLE.

All persons indebted to the late
DR.. X. b. l.. 1'rippett, will take
notice that they must settle with
me, either by cash or rotc, at once
in order to save coss. And all
parties having accounts against The
estate, must present them to me at
once for settlement.
JAS. l.. STONE,
u Administrator.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-20

The following is II list Of un-
claimed letters remaining in the
kingwood posi- Office. Ifnot called
for before Nov. ist. they will be
sent to thd Dead Letter Office
Mrs. Mollie j. Courtney. Mrs.
Nora Johnston, Jno. G.. Korse'
Miss Sarah f. b. Rhodes, w. f.
Roth, Mrs. II. Spindler, j. G.. Will
moth, Emma Wolf.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-20

A man named Hahn, who halls
from Maryland, was here a short
time with portable gallery, but as
he failed to DO much good, he moved
from here to Rowlesburg. lie was
ut Tunnelton some time before he
came here.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-20
DON'T forget the Columbian Day

Don't forget the Columbian Day
exercises at the Court House. All
preparations have been made to in
sure a successful time. The teach
crs have been drilling the pupils I'M
TIL they go through the program
very well. Capt. Murdoch has Sc
cured handsome hickory flag pole
about seventy feet long. and it will
be planted just in front of the Acad
envy.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-20

Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Parks went
to Cadiz. Ohio, last week, to visit
Mr. and Mrs. viii Wright. Mr..
ParHs returned this week and Mrs.
Parks remained for few weeks
rest and recreation.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-20
WOTRIHc 81 ELLIOTT,
AttorneYs-at-Law.

Mr.. L. b. Jenkins, son Of ".
NJ Jenkins, of this place, who has
been engaged in the brokerage bust
ness with his uncle in Pittsburgh,
for several years, has now gone into
the business on bis own account at
corner Of 4ih Avenue & Smithfield
Streets, Pittsburg.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-20

We see from posters printed at
tins Office, that there will be pub
lie sale out at Newton McGcc's next
Tuesday. Some stock and all the
household and kitchen furniture
and farming implements will be
offered for sale.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-20

The funeral Of Mrs. Dora G.
Bower took place last Friday az.
ternoon. Services were held in the
VI. Il. Church here. conducted by
Rev. Rider. after which the burial
took place in tho Cemetery here.
An obituary notice will appear next
week.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-20

The Board of Ballot Commits
sioners was in session this week,
making ready to have election
tickets and other necessary printing
done. The members Of the Board
are John w. Watson, Chairman,
and p. j. Crogan and J. Ami
Martin.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-20

Harvey +. Sutton, one OF Pres
tons leading young Democrats, is
now located at UnIontown, Pa. -,
where he has good position as
Stenographer, for the large mcr-
camille firm of llustead, Semans
x Co., 20 to "a East Main Street.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-20

Hon. James Alexander Brown
and Peter Rothermal Smith adj
dressed the Republicans of Valley
district at Reedsville, last night.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-20
Order of Publication.

WEST VIRGINiA-SS
A. rules hold In the Clerks ONCE Of tho Cir.
CUT Court CT Preston county on the first Mon.
day OF October. 1872.
W, " Snoou
". In Chanccry.
T. N, STONE ct al
The object OF this suit Is to subject certain
funds In the hands Of George Hayes, one of tho
Defendants. and In tho hands of tho sheriff OF
Preston rouuty, TO the payment of the plaintin's
claim against the firm Of stone How man a Co
, And IT appearing that tho detendhnt. Adam II.
Bowman. l. not a ro tid9nt Ut this state on mo-
non oI the pluintih, u u ordered that the said
detendant do appear here within one month AZ.
Ter The date OF the hr-t publication hereof and
90 Whut j. nCcc ssnry TO protect his iutCro Is and
thnt TINS order bc puhli he'd ln tho WEsr Vim.
oiNiA ARGUS, newspaper published la this
county. "A Copy.-ToAt:
NJ. II Dent, Counsel for Pal Itif
uO-O % 1t SiJO)
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-20

| me beHiocTaJs organized grand
club ut Pleasant Valley, Monday
night. Let the good work go on.
Why can't we have one at Mt.
Nebo?
Mr.. Isaiah Metheney sold at
Public Sale, on last Thursday, his
personal property. A yearling
steer brought $4.75. More Pro-
lection :! Home market for Amer
lean products , Mr.. Metheney will
live with his son, S. NJ, Of Bruce
ton.
We saw recently in the Morgan
town Post, where u man bought a
good COW and three months old
calf for 81 so, yet the farmers will
go on voting the Republican ticket
regardless of cost, until their death
and then their bereaved will most
likely inscribe on their tombstone
part OF some Protection supple
! mcnt.
The singing school at Harmony
Grove, Sunday evening, was quite a
success.
Some of our Republican friends
attended the Camp-mecting and
Hand shaking at Kngwood, and
they came back thoroughly DISCUS.
ted with the party of war taxes,
when the Hon. .(O S. b. Elkine
failed to appear and explain his
war record.
Mr.. j. n. Mcthency, the boss
miller at this place, has attached
an engine to his grist.mill and is
now dong first class work, and is
getting large custom.
Willie Gibson was at Beech Run,
Sunday night, on Special Bust
ness" We won't tell on You, Will,
this time.
Sandy Creek is almost dry now.
but there will be raise ABOUT the
9Th Of November, when the RAIDS
begin to go up Salt River, as the
travel will be heavier this fall than
ever before, land then wei turn
the rascnls out and put the good
men in" Jimmie White will be
Captain of the craft, and OF course
they will want a newspaper-it will
DO called the Salt River Gazette,
and Wotring will be editor.
Reserved seats for sale. Call early
and avoid the rush. Tickets good
for four years and return. The
crew will fish for carp, and &. a. RS.
Mr.. j. ii. Walls has laid in a
complete stock OF fall and winter
goods.
Apple-cuttings are all the rage
now, and arc n nightly occurrence.
Hon. (O G. Hartmeyer and D..
VI. Wotring are billed to speak at
Nebo Oct. 25. We can promise
them an empty house before hand.
Hon. ~ Hartmeyer told the people
in the spring, when he was election.
eering, that he was poor boy
Also that he could talk i'm eleven
languages and lisp in seven more,
and that II he was elected he would
have a law enacted that would
compel school teacher to teach
2G DAYS for a school month. We
suppose, as he taught himself, he
has found out that the school
teachers are becoming plutocratic
millionaires too fast.
Randolph Protzman had 4O1
bushels Of buckwheat Joel itch
nell, 800; Johnst. Harmed, $50 !;
w. g. Gibson, SO Jonathan Glib
son, 76.
}. Jackson, Of Locust GROVE,
grossly mlsreprcsents us. We are
inclined to think that he lives in
Grant good portion Of his time,
as we saw recently where he was
appointed a member Of the Alliance
Executive Committee from Grant
District. lie says that there is but
one No. 3 in Pleasant. THIS is
mistake. We know Of six or seven
No. 3's, and two or three % that are
not any better than 3's.
Yours DcmocraJically,
l0-l6-'02. PAssIM SCHBBo.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-20

Have YOU heard
the news from Geor-
gia? That $4,000
Democratic majority
lis tho opening gun
Of the campaign.
(please nar1on ~
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-20

Bipans Tabulos Danish pain.
Ripans Tabulos are Of great value.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-20

The sporting season. is upon us.
and every young Nimrod who can
lay hands on a gun is securing the
woods for game. TURKEYS, both
wild and tame, are abundant this
year, and shooting matches are the
order Of the day. The opening
match Of the season was held down
at Charley Stones last week. On
Tuesday quite a large crowd assem-
bled at Senator Worley's farm
where a big match was held, and a
goodly number OF turkeys were
Shot OF" at "a dollar a piece. The
next match will be held by Geo.
Shrout, who says his turkeys are as
good or better than Bill! Worley's,
and hopes the boys will give him as
fair attendance rs at Worley's even
though his turkeys are not Of the
Mckinley breed.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1892-10-20
CARD NO. =.

Mr. W. II. Mcknight writes n card for las,
weeks journal In regard to the Tx Soldier.
Reunion at Albrightsyc, that was entirely
uncalled for and while he attempts To- CRITICS.
the AnGvs CORE 'pondcnt for alleged mIsrepr,.
ientation, his whole card IS purely misrepre
sentalion from beginning TO cod, and It reminds
Us OF the devil rebukiaG sin lie writes long
card about a little fun In the A,brightsyllle
,e.ter, that did not amount Il anything. mud
quotes little OF tho lcttor To try and find a flaw
hNe 'h'S; The letter said that The attempt to
hold Reunion here was not only on atteml.t
but success" Mr.. Mcknight quotes The
attempt To hold Reunion" and goes I'm TO
spasms over II, without reading any further
Then again he utterly ignores the splendid
account OF the Reunion In the same issue Of the
Anaus, written by Capt. j. Il. Mdrdock. "A Vets
ran whose record stands second TO none The
AeGUs gave more space to the Reunion and
we hal calls for at least 25 more copies Of that
Issue than we could furnish. Capt snider. him.
self ~ whose honor II was held, sent To the
Office for dozen copies containing an account
Of the Reuaion becau-o he said Il was by lar tho
be. Of 'uy yet Mr.. McNsht in his card would
lead the Iub!c TO believe that not n word was
said IN the ANGUS, except to Islander the Reun.
ion and the old Veterans present. II this Is not
mi rep. e'enta.ion, the sin he accuses the ARGrs
correspondent of, Uon call 1t what you please.
Such entirely uncalloi FOR stun makes us tirei.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-26

A gentleman Waiting q patient in q
hospital said to the attendant 'That
sick mans father Ia my mothers son."
What relation existed between the
visitor and the PATIENT
THE QUEEN will give an elegant Ma
son and Rlsch or Steinway Fine Toned
Upright Piano TO the first person an
swering the above problem oorrectlyj
an elegant Gold Watch for the second
correct answer; China Dinner Set for
the third correct answer; an elegant
Silk DressPattern,fo the fourth correct
answer;and many other valuable prizes
elegant Special prizes will be given
for the LIST answers from each State.
Each person answering must enclose
fifteen U. S. two-oent stamps for 1.-The
Canadian Queen Gslop." the lasest
and most popular piece OF fifty cent
copyrighted music issued during the
past year, just out, together with copy
of The QUEEN containing full particu-
lars. and a beautiful water-color on.
craving Easter Morning. The OBJ.
iect of Offering these prizes is to in.
crease the circulation of TIE QUEEN,
which already IL tho largest of any
publication In Canada. BY sending to.
day you may secure valuable prize.
Address TIE CANADIAN QUEEN, 20,
Toronto, Can.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-26
wANAMAKER'S.
PHILADELrHIA. Saturday March %. is9

The Millinery Festival
continues. One day is far
too short a time in which to
receive the throngs of inter
estod visitors. 1t is the same
first view, not a second view.
The daily advertising
makes the store history. Read
ing to-day the story of past
millinery Openings" we
were deeply interested.
"Openlng,' That clumsy
word is dropped here.
One season we graycly
doubted the propriety Of the
Occasions, Receptions, First
Nicws-Whateyer you may
call them. Thought We
might abolish them entirely.
Now it would he about as
reasonable to omit lndepen.
lenee Day.
Again we advertised five
hundred Trimmed Hats and
Bollnets as trophies OF a
Spring Bonnet Occasion.
-Four times that number
hardly suttices now. " here
is the future to lead us. Let
the future care for Itself. To.
day the choice Millinery Of
the world is hero. But each
success makes the next up.
lward step harder TO take.
| The Arcade entrance, Chest
nut street, is bright with a
beautiful array OF completed
Bonncts and rich novelties
with which to adorn the un
trimmed Hats and SIlapey
are found north Of the East
Transel,t. The Millinery Par
lors, Thirteenth and Chest,
nut streets, hold the Pari:
and Wanamaker Trimme(
Hats. Together they ar,
the Millinery Occasion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-26

The Annual Inspection.

At II O'Clock yesterday morning tho
following twenty-five students from
sibley College, Cornell University, To-
Gated at Ithaca, n. ", arrived in this
city on their annual tour of inspec-
ton:
IL. Howard Tracy, Chas. W. Ashley,
John W. Ripley, George II. Harvey, i.
Ii. Bates, Thomas Thurbridge, Owen
q. Heilman. Z. L. Arnold, A. l.. Husse,
). A, blendinhall, }. b. Foraker, Jr., J.
4. Almerall, j. Il. Van Buskirk, NJ. b.
Edgert2n, Thomas II. Slavery, Jr., Geo.
Y. PLrdy, edward NJ. Subtitle, George
r. McDermott, Charles b. Howe, ".
/. Durand, L. J. Doolittle, X. Il. Mil
Ter, ii. h. Williams, W. MILESTONE.
Carney b. Hartley
They were accompanied by Profes.
sors NcDermott and Durand and after
having dinner at the Hotel Willis, they
visited the works of the Pussy x Jones
Company, where they spent about two
hours i'll inspecting the different de
pnrtments OF the works. They after
wards visited the works of tho Harlan
" Hollingsworth Company and passed
through the machine shops, the cal
and ship-joining departments. The
| shipyard proved an object of interest
and he new Providence ~ StoninEtuI
| Line steamer, New Hampshire, wal
| thoroughly examined. The party lef
this city ut O'Clock over the Plliladel.
phla, Wilmington Il Baltimore railroad
| Tor Washington, where they will yisi
the United States gun factory.
| On Tuesday they will visit Norfolk
navy yard, and on Wednesday tn,
works OF the Newport News Ship-buil d
ing AZ Dry Dock Company, and ret url
to New York on Wednesday night. Oh
Thursday they will visit Transact
lantic steamship at New York, and OF
Friday. the United States navy yard Il
brooklyn. The tour will end in New
York, April /, and the students vii
return to Ithaca on or before April 5.
The party is composed OF the stu
dents Iii the mechanical, electrical anl
marine engineering departments
These annual tours were arranged b,
Professor Il. IL. Thurston, one of III
directors of Sibley College for til
purpose of giving the students 4
these departments practical know
edge, which cannot but prove usefu
in their studies.
Each OF the students ls furnishes
with card OF Introduction signed b
Professor Ihurston, which entitle
him TO special rates and all the priv
lcges accorded to excursionists froi
Cornell University onlnspeetiUn tours
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-26
SATURDAY. MARCH &c. 1891.


The other day communication ap-
peared In the Every Evening from
Dover, In which the rascality OF a Re-
publican assessor in North NIurderkill
Hundred was shown up. The charge
against the assessor was that on ap-
peal day he took a number of vouchers
tot applicants to go on the assessment
but whom that assessment was return
cd to the Levy Court OF Kent County
number of these names had not poen
nut on the assessment.
This raised the biggest kind OF a
commotion in the Levy Court. and the
law Furnishing an assessor for such an
emission Of duty was hunted IN. The
assessor was sent for to correct his as
aessment OF abide the consequence Of
being fined slOO for each name that he
dropped. and he, of course. preferred
( to correct the assessment rather than
to stand trial and nav numerous heavy
fines. Relative to this matter how.
ever, John r. Nicholson, ESQ. attorney
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-26
Dots.

Go to Reeds new instalment store
for cheap Furniture and Carpets. bO5
Simply street. n. Il. Reed, manager.
DR.. j. H. Simms wishes to let every
body know that he has removed from
Fourth and King streets to 422 Market
street.
Mr.. Chas. Baird will preach and give
blackboard exercise at Elsmere Chap
ei Sunday evening, March eth.
John Kidd, morocco dresser, living
at Seventh and Duncan streets, is lying
In preearious condition at his home,
suffering from blood poisoning.
Next Thursday evening Hon. James
L. Wolcott OF Dover will address the
Tenth Ward Democratic Club in the
W-ccacoe Engine House.
Mrs. Sadie Brinton. Mrs. Annie Pier
son Mrs. Sadie Sharpe. Wilmington,
Del. are the guests of the family OF
Hiram Hannum, West Chester.
Engine No. 104, which has been re-
built at the p. w. * B. machine shops,
this city was given trial trip yester.
day afternoon.
The State Department of Elections
has moved its Office to the northeast
corner of Seventh and Shipley streets.
DIR. J. W. Mullin of No. 6o7 Delaware
avenue has removed to No. 9lS West
street. the house formerly occupied 10y
DR.. Peter Cooper.
| The Christiana River and Improve
ment Company has transferred that
portion OF land OH the south skie OF
the creek to Enoch Moore, who will
erect the new shipyard, which will he
built there for 81, 500.
At n meeting of the Board Of Trade,
Aliddletown, bel. on Fri.ISy evening
OF last week, acommittSrWas appoint,
ed To obtain an act. incorporating the
''Middletown Improvement Company
The object of the company will he tC
encourage and promote manufact ur.
ing Industries.
Hanover Presbyterian Sunday school
corner 9th and King streets. opened a
Q "a. m, Sharp. Interesting exercise;
and good music. Thorough teacher
for instructions in the lessons. All, es
pecialIy the younger children, are cor
dlally invited to attend or visit. DR.
Mark 5 bible class ut $50 a. III.
Taylor & Fullerton's Rheumatic
Remedy cures rheumatism in all IT
forms. Prepared by Taylor IL Fuller
ton, S02 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-26

NJ OTiCE.-I. WIN. .IKEELY. THA
IN owner and occupant OF tho hona
situated at the northeast corner of Eight
and Walnut streets, IN the sixth ward. /
the city OF Wilmington, county of Ne,
Castle and state OF Delaware. In compll
ancs wiihth2 requirements OF the acts
the General Assembly in such case mad
ard provided. DO hereby give notice tina
shall apply in writing TO the Court
General SESSIONS OF the Peace and Jail d.
livery oil the State of delaware, in and 10
New Castle county, on Monday, the 9B
day OF May, 1892. Icing the next teru
of said court, for n license for said hons
as an inn or tavern, for tho sale therein
OF Intoxicating liquors IN less quantities
than one quart, to be drunk ON the prem
ises, and the following respectable citi
2eus of slid ward. at least twelve oi whom
are substantial irerholders of said ward
recommend the said app ication. viz
a. Murine, +. Charles hogan.
Henry Schneider, GcUr-e w. .lHeksou
John Carney. Thomas w. Denny.
Dennis Fennesey. james Mccoy,
Frank Schneider, F.p. llurkp,
Charles torsou, George VI .Conlc.
Peter Mcfarland, Juaob Ilutz,
John II Hand, william Cunuins.
JumCs henderson. Vim. II. Shcpurdson
john II. Fulton, Daniel G. Just son,
John Schadr, ~, 4. Danncnberg,
Wilhelm Schneider, William II Worth.
msj-3t WILLIAM j. kELLY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-26

In the matter OFT
the real estate OF In Chaneerv
jesse Porter. late OF New Castle County
PeheadCr Hundred, I Cause Of Petition.
New Castle CouniS,
deceased.
pursuance OF renewed order OF the
Chancellor. in The above cause, made AT
tine sep crnber Term, A, ID. 1897 all per
sons having amy lien or liens affecting the
interest or estate Of Isaac I. Porter. Sam
ucl b. Porter Louis W. Porter, Ellis $.
Porter Hannah Anderson, Mary q. Por.
ter anu sydney j. Porter, or either of
them, in the lands and premises to which
said cnusn relates, are hereby notified to
file n petition setting forth the nature
and amount of The same, i'll the Office of
the Register in Chanccry, for New Castle
County, ten days before the fourth Mon
DAY in March A. ID, 1897. and to appear and
prove said lien or liens at the ensuing
term or the Court, before tho rising OF thp
Court Oh the third day OF tho term.
j. FRANK MGGS, Trustee.
Attest Chas. II. McWhortCr. Reg. G. c.
Wilmington, Del. March IL, 1892.
mrl2to2Sd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-26

THE Demoera lie papers have kept
telling the Republican, when the for.
mer obtained their large and accident
al majority In Congress low the
Democratic majority world sit dowa
on Gar Reed after Congress met
Well. Congress has been in session
ever since last December and there
has not yet any Democrat dcvalope ]
that cares about sitting down on a
volcano Of that hlul. On 10 CON
trary, Gar Reed has upon more than
one occasion came to the assistance OF
Speaker Crisp. and assisted him nut Of
his entangled dihiedlt..s since he be
came Speaker.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-26
A Few Pointed Questions.

To the New York Press belongs the
credit Of propounding the following
questions for the free traders to an
swer:
Why is 1t that a. per cent, or nearly
one half OF the people who reach the
age Of 60 in England are, or have been
paupers?
Why has the United States in the last
ten years added l.O0oUog wese Gamers
to those engaged in manufacturing
occupations?
Why has wooden manufacturing in
the United States grown s1I6iG.,5g,
in the last ten years!
Why should we give up a home
market of $4,000 90 600 for foreign
markets worth less than 81 10000 =
O0O7 ..
Why has the foreign price OF tin,
plate decreased Of late aboat US much
as the duty has itc easedt
Why did John Bright admit that un-
der free trade the English farmer lost
in recent years over 8. OOo, oo9 ,0o13
Why have the number of workmeu
employed in the iron aud steel indus
tries in Germany increased since the
return to protection. 10 1er cent, tie
wages paid 81 per cent and the aver
age paid to each work man Ii 4-l0 per
cent?
Why do 80 per cent. Of tho children
OF British workmen III London so tl
school every morning without treah
fast, as has boon admitted bs' lie Lon
don Daily Telegraph
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-03-26

Act OH n new prlnclple- regulstin. the
liver EtCn-ah aul bowels through the
nerves, A new discovery. Dr. Miles >
f!l.s speedily cure blnOllsness Nld taste.
TORPID lIyeI, piles. constipation. TN.
eQtialod for men, women. cmldrun.
Smallest, miid"st. surcsi, 81 doses, e
cents. SanEles lreo AZ 4. .lAule5 Bots
Write, wlnt shall write Wing wrlto
thu i9r SlnHu5 wli,e pulmoidt lial-
sam is the grs4ttst cure fur coughs,
sore throat, the grip crump, dtph-
tllrl IA and lan.r diseases. Sold by
druggists. ChlCo. - Mag@cv street,