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AGAINST a SOCIETY.
several Rallway Comp.a,ss sirhsias N

Several Hallway Companies Fighting the
Ieisgrnpher's Union.
Sioux CITY, la. March 28 Tho Chi
cago and Northwestern. Sioux City and
Pacific, and Fremont, Eikhorn and
Missouri Valley railroads have begun
. war against the order Of railway
telegrapherA Several months ago .
division Of the order was established
here. as well as at several places along
the Elkhoru lines west Of here Since
then, the men who belonged 10 the
order have been quietly dropped out Of
the services Of the road. various reasons
being assigned. The men are now con-
vinced that their membership In the
order is the reason. and the officials
tacitly admit It. II Is also said the
Western Union Co Is pursuing the same
tactics In this city. =
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-28

CHICAGO. March 28 1t Is now gem
orally admitted that the Worlds fair
will not be In shape for sightseers
by the LIST Of May. although under
the net Of congress creating the com.
mission the formal opening Is bound
TO take place on that date. II will
probably DO the LIST Of june before
everything within the enclosure st
Jackson park Is in ship shape. and yis-
itofs who, with the intention Of taking
time by the foreloclr. come to Chicago
during May are likely 70 feel that they
would have been sensible had they post
poned their trip until later IN the
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PUBLIC SALE

OF Valuable Property, Situated At Corner Of King
and Raleigh Ets.
Mr.. E. w. Poole viii sell his proper
.ty with improvements located on cor
ner w. King and Raleigh streets, at
public auction in front Of the Court
House on Saturday, April 9th. This
property is splendidly located, either
for residence or business, or both, and
is constantly increasing in value. Any
one contemplating purchasing town
property will do well to bear date Of
this sale ID mind. 3-2l-td.
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I,srm aaa win I.e 80 lion.

Er. GEoRGE, bermuda, March rs ~
The Bermuda house Of assembly has
voted q sum TO defray the expenses Of
an unofficial visit to Washington. rela-
tive to the tariff levied upon the pro-
duce shipped from here into the states
The first move upon the democratic tar
iff board win find the colonists at hand
with petition.
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CoLUMBUs. o., March 2s The day Of
final adjournment Of the legislature
seems to be far OF. Senator Jerry Car
penter, chairman Of the finance com
mittee, says that the committee will
not be ready to report back the general
appropriation bill before the middle Of
April. That being SO, the final adjourn
ment will not take place until some
time IN Mav
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-03-28

SAN Francisco, March IS "A new
section has been added to the penal
code Of California The object Of the
enactment is to compel newspapers &c
make honest statements Of their circu.
lation. The bill, though actively op.
posed, has been signed by the governor
and reads as follows: Every proprietor
or publisher Of any newspaper or peri
odical who shall willfuily and know
ingly misreprescnt the circulation OF
such newspaper or periodical for the
purpose Of securing advertisements or
other patronage, shall be deemed guilty
OF 4 misdemeanorv
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WIN Not Iteaist by Force.

SAN FRANCISCO. March 2S The Chi
nese vice consul brands as fabrication
the recent reports that the Chinese six
companies have issued circulars advis-
ing Cinnamon in the United States to
resist the provisions Of the Chinese
registration law by force.
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cHIcAGo, March IS The Javanesc
who arrived in New York on the steam
ship Gaelic. have arrived in this city by
special train, consisting Of one Pull
man sleeper, five tours 8 slcepers and
ten freight cars ThcyNlagc was boxed
and Grated, weighing l, 100 tons, and is
said to be veritable wonder in Orien-
kaI work
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choelau. Raadr q 5000,

PANS, Tex, March 2S. The fractional
war in the Choctaw nation engendered
by the gubernatorial campaign Of last
summer has broken out afresh and .
collision between the factions seems
unavoidable. Antlers, forty-two miles
north Of here. presents the appearance
Of an armed camp Armed bands Of
Indians are marching upon the town.
Both factions are bitter and very deter
mined.
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Insane From l,emorse.

ASHLAND, Pa, March % Michael
Gregori. an italian iaborer, accident
ally knocked over a big stone from q
car which he was unloading II struck
. fellow workman on the head knock
ing him senscless Gregori has gone
insane thinking he killed the man. and
can not be made to understand that the
victirn has recovered
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a chnrrh Twles Raraai.

SCRANTON, Pa. March rs The Park
Methodist church. partially destroyed
by FIRE December last st loss Of $780,
900, and which was reconstructed, was
burned Monday morning. Nothing Is
left standing Of the wall but the tower.
The estimated loss Is sl25, 900. with In
surance Of but $50, 600. The fre Is be-
llieyed to have been Of incendiary orb
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The CoIambn.. O., Ilarraeka.

WAsHIEGToS, March IS - Between
$50, 900 and $50, 900 will be expended
during the present year upon the Co
lumbus (O.) barracks There will be a
new mess hall constructed and many
minor improvements made, which will
bring up the Colum bus barracks to the
first rank.
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Ml.ters, strIlsn 1870.

PITrsBUnGH, Pa, March % The
great miners strike IS over Since
September 90 the miners Of the Monon-
gahela valley have been out against q
reduction TO three cents per bushel for
mining coal. Monday morning over
8, 600 men went to work and 1000 more
are expected to 60 in Tuesday morning.
1t will be next week before the mines
are running full
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HALIFAX, March 2s The Dominion
liner Labrador has arrived from Liver
pool with 1900 immigrants and the
Hans johnson line steamer Bnumweil
from Hamburg with forty emigrants
bound for the United States The strict
quarantine regulations existing al
ports in the United States have caused
the increased travel via Canada.
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GAINESVILLE. Tenn. March IS % b
Braiser. farmer living 1t the foot Of
Cumberland ridge. has daughter who.
at thirteen years Of age weighs SO
pounds Her growth continues ani
skillful physicians can not stay It
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ANTWERP, March 2a The unofficial
has resulted in the APP
proyaI Of manhood suffrage by is. 794
of the 1921 men who voted Forty
three per cent. Of the electors went TO
the POLLS
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l.aron Andrada Dead.

wAsmSeToS. March IS Baron An
drada, the neutrality-suspicious. claims
commissioner at Washington died Of
apoplexy at 0:i5 o'clock Saturday night
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WAsnINGToN. March Is. JAS. Black
burn, brother Of Senator Blackburn.
was Monday nominated for marshal Of
Kentucky.
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Don't DO backward in coming for
ward for your share in Louis Browns
BARGAINS.
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Big line Of nobby double breasted
suits for youths and boys at NJ. L.
Dorns Watch and chain with every
suit.
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IIEENOWN YOUR WANTS
/, Column is Read by Over 5000
People Every. Evening.
BrgT AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.
....,.,. B.lp wanted. For Sale, For Rent, Lost
Found. s.raysd . Stolen, 70 Buy, Sell
or Exchange Make il Known.
,rQT AND CHEAPEST COLUMN.

,,xrFpA good reliable colored girl g
INV 80 .s,.,f n Kitchen. Good pay ana Steady
Apply al Hosiery MIL near =. = =.
II Htf
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ONE WAY TO BE HAPPY.

Is at all times to attend 10 the com
forts Of your family. Should any one
q them catch slight Cold or Cough.
prepare yourself and call at once on
IN. Gilbert & Bro, sole agents, and
get . trial bottle Of Otto's Cure, the
great German Remedy, Free. We
give It away 70 prove that we have a
sure Cure for Coughs, Colds, Asthma
Consumption, and all diseases Of the
Throat and Lungs. Large size 50 cts.
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,v,R l.ENT From April ~ nrlck h.ese' AZ.
II ner Maple avenue ana Martin Zee
Ii Il house
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-, ptNr Store room with cellar and ware
ram attached, 5 doors north X. L. snoa-
,,asses q DO Drug store.
g.io5w WILLIAM y. WILLIAMS.
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srrR Eggs at Eugene =. Herring's-
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n IN yott HAPPYy'' III not go TO the
"A t,reat Muslin Sale, and yon Will 90 home
nieased 10 death, At G. 7. HERRlNGS, corner
oueen and Martin streets
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I,1sTRR owls al Eugene X Herring's.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-09

n UARDIAN's SALE or MINORS
VI REAL ESThTE.
by virtue of an order of the Orphans
Court OF the state of Delaware. ia and Tor
New castle County, made on thu t,tt dag
OF December, A. h.. lr9!. viii be exp sed
tu sale at public yonaue, on Wednesday,
The NH day OF .ittuuHlE, A. ID, 1875 ut II
@ etpuk, a. IT.. 1T ne Court House. in the
city oi Wilmington the following de-
seIibed real estate, late OF Pauline T.. q.
Ehurchmnn, deceased, TO wit: All that
certain lot pit &c or parcel of land stu
ttul IN thcciiy OF Wilmington, New Cas-
II" county, and STATE Of Dulhwnrn hOund-
trd AMI desd ftbcd II follDws, 10 wit:
II ginning a pulnt on tho s5u therly
SIDE OF Eleventh street ut the distance of
one loot iive and thrcC.Qudrtcr
inches, casicrIN FROM he easIcrlN side OF
Monroe sttp"t thence easturlg along said
side of lie, cith street ninct ytwo iectund
ten ANA thrce-qnalter Inches to point;
thence sOpiherS one-hituurcd and thrty-
nine feet Eve and oHc- hall Inches 10 n
point where two lines the first running
s0Ithcrly on said side Of Eleventh
lstictt and ut right angles thereto one
GHnlrcd and twcntS-furr feet three anu
liiye-eghth inches, aud the other running
{cH stetlS from sutd side OF Monroe street
and ut rig angles thereto thirty feet
ten and onc-qualter inches, would inter
Isect; thence uOrthwestcTly thirty four
Itvrt SIX aud OnC-halt inches to salt side
4 ui Monroe stirrt; thence thereby north
ierly one hundred ana i've feet twa inch s
10 Il point. and thenceruri hGasterly three
feet eleven und three-eighth inches to
the place OF cgtWnlng, be the contents
what they may,
And it is ordered by the court that the
said George thnrclnIau, guardian. make
rrttrI OF his proceedings in the execution
lot this order to an adiournt term of the
Iurphnns Court for said county TO I've held
lat W limthptun. on saturday the l4th day
lot January. A. ID. 1888. at 10 . clock III
/ Attendance will he niVcu and terms
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-09

SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
= writ of Levari Faciaa TO me directed,
will be exposed to public safe at the
Court House, on Market street, between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, in ting city OF
New Castle county, Del,
ON SATURDAY,
THE 1iTH DAY OF JANUARY, 1893.
Att o'cloek p. M,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain loi piece or parcel Of
land with n 2.story brick dwelling there
ON erected. situate IN the city OF Will
mington, aforesaid, known rs No. lll6 w.
sth street and bounded and described as
follows, to-wit:
Beginning at point on the southeriy
side of sth street between Van Bnreh
street and Harrison street at tho distan &C
OF Harrison street, thence eouthcrly and
parallel with Harrison street 10 feet and Y
inches to n corner; thence eastcrly ana
parallel " it'll Stii street u feet to another
corner; thence northcriy parallel win
Harrison street 30 feet aud u inches TO the
aforesaid southerly side of sth street,and
thence thereby westerly - feet to the
place OF beginning, be the contents
thereof what they may, subject, neverthe
to say that no building or buildings sinai
be built or erected at a loss distance thar
ia feet from the building line OF suit
sou hErly side Of Sth street,
| Seized aud taken In execution as tins
property OF james ID. Stldham ana Mar
/ l.. Stidham his wife, aud { Us, and TO b,
sold by PIERCE GOULD. sheriff,
sterln's ONCE. Wilmington Del, Doc
20. 1892. dsa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-09

The following deaths were recorded
at Register Colquhoun's office on Sat
urday;
Luke-0n January 8. at Piedmont
West Virginia, Mrs. w. A. Luke, aged
81 years. a.
Schuller-On January Z, at No. All
sealles street, Lucy SCHUYLER, aged
years. p.
McGonigle On January :, at Wawa
SGT avenue between Lincoln and Scot
streets, James McGonigle, aged a
years. Q.
Shockley-0n January 5, at No. 5li
Poplar street, Isaac Ii. Shockley, aged
AZ years. p.
Massey-On January 5, at Third enc
Hawley street, Gertrude Massey, aged
10 years. p.
Lee On january I, at No. $40 Eas
Eleventh street, James 5. Lee, aged 81
years. II.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-09
III. f. Davis. Jeweler. 0 e. End st.
CRATEFUL-COMFOETiMC
COCOA.
RprnkEAsr-SuppER

BY a thorough knowledge OF the
natural laws which govern the operas
tions of digestion and nutrition, and by
"a careful application OF the tine proper
ties of well-seltcted Cocoa. Mr.. Epps has
provided our breakfast tables with n
ldelieetely favored beverage which may
save us many heavy DOCTORS bills. IL Is
by the iudicious use Of sucn articles OF
diet that constitution nlily be gradual
lily built up until strong enough to resist
every tendency to disease. Hundreds OF
subtle maludies are floating around US
ready to attack wherever there lisa weak
point. We may escape many fatal
ishaft by keeping ourselves we'll fortified
with pure blood and properly nourisli.
| ell frame. "-Civil Service Gazette.
| Made simply with boiling water oil
lmllk. Sold only in half pound tins by
IGrocers labelled thus:
JAMES EPrS 4 Co., Homeopathic
Chemists London England.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-09
Muslin Undcrw ar.

Muslin Underwear.
Care of details in manu-.
iacture of Muslin Underwear
creates values; What ola sleeve
with a cuff that is
plated on the outside Of the
wrist but is plain on the
Iunderside! What Of shapes
that spoil the fitting to econ,
Iomize material! Such things
do not abound here. They
ARE almost universal else
where.
Ii you are hesitating be.
tween different stocks oil
Muslin Underwear your own
Interest will compel you tt
examine and compare crit.
tally. Intelligent comparl
sons bring the business here
The last analysis OF ON
claims for your confidence is
that the goods and prices
will stand sharpcst criticism
Twelve cent Corset Cover
or S. Gowns are equal.
cared for. Each must b
proper and perfect OF il
kind. You need to kno1
the domestic cotton marke
thoroughly if you would az
Preeiate the great values an,
j small prices of the sale.
The Muslin Underwear i
worth over One Hundre,
! and Twenty-Five Thousan
!, Dollars.
!. Over One Hundred Sale'
4 persons in attendance.
Over Six Hundred Fec
n of Counter Space accom-
S modate three distinct an
complete stocks.
What wonder that it is a
unparalleled success
L
: john WANAMAKER.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-09

Last Saturday morning Il red whls-
kered individual occupied scat on
the bench of the superior Court bae>
OF Judge Houston. lie left the bench
once and had n talk with Batlilt Euo5,
whom he told that he was Il Judge III
the United States Court OF Washington.
and that his name YVES Carroll. About
. o'clock in the afternoon he again
came to the Court House In n transfer
hack, and had evidently been 5ampllns
Wilmington varied drinks.
He had no sooner entered the Court
House than lie was met by reporter,
who had been on the anxious bench all
morning to learn who he was. The
reporter accosted Inn with:
Good afternoon, Judge.
"GCoI Afternoon lie replied what
is the name"
Smith" answered the reporter.
"Well, Mr. Smith, I'm right glad to
meet you. My name is Carrots Judge
Carroll of the United States Circuit
Court, District Of Maryland. ! am d
direct descendant of the Carroll whC
signed the declaration OF JnJopeh
lence. You've heard of the Carroll
tons.
Ges the reporter had heard of them
i and continuing the Judge said: wei
i Fm one OF them.
/ As may be cXpeetel this reporter was
! highly battered to make the ae4nain
ttnee Of such IL DISTINGUISHED per3on
age, and ilad no hesitation upon his
m45ing tho inquiry, to direct him It
the Judges parlor, where Judge
Houston and Cullen were In waiting
for the time to open the court.
What tgaHanired in that room ont
+ ai1prs Will never know bti ii WAS OQl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-09

TIME price-cutt.ng knife
is into fine black
dress suits, business
i and everyday suits,
overcoats.
Black dress suits that were
1915 down to SlS.
Black d esssssuits that were
$22. so down to SIC.
Black dress suits that were
9lS down to $3.50.
The genuine double and
twist Harris cashmere suits
wear like leather-from
5l9 to $3.50.
A dozen lots all-wool cassi-
meres, from SIG to $12.
Splendid kersey overcoats.
from $40 to $15.
Elysian fur beaver over
coats, from $19 to $l2.
Active times with
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-09
She Used TO Wear to School.

A New York lady who ID visiting
friends in Wilmington, when highly
compllmented on her stylish jacket,
said:
II am really proud OF that coat. II
was an old gray sack | used TO veal
to school years ago, but dip Into
some fast seal brown diamond aye
transformed 1t into this handsome
Jacket. New Workers use lots OF dia
mond dyes, for Il ten cent package
will make an old dress as good a.
iueW.n
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-09
MONDAY. JANUARY .. 1898.
Cheap Farming, Cheap Labor.

Cheap labor and cheap farms go to.
gether in England, and they Will dc
the same thing here, when Grover
Cleveland gets his Fl o ct
administration into operation. At the
late election number 81 farmers who
had along been Republicans voted the
Democratic ticket last November be-
cause they believed it would weaken
the manufactures and drive working
men to the country where they could
be hired cheap. The condition OF Eng
land at the present time shows how
closely allied cheap farming and cheap
labor are. The men who cultivate the
soil, can hardly wiring from 1t bare
subsistence. The London Saturday
nReview sets ii forth in this light:
at Is Impossible to cultivate great
part of the soil OF England, rent free,
at profit; and great deal more can
only DO cultivated byallowing little or
nothing to the man who contributes
the land. who has built the houses
and barns, who has drained and fenced,
and, In short, done everything that
makes land profitable
This English journal goes further
and says that the cultivators of En-
glish soil are not the only sufferers
from the commercial system that has
rendered English farming Improbable
to the last degree. 1t says:
"The very foreigners who arc cutting
English throats, are cutting their own
to- n, =. aud Nrat din not and cannon II
they would. stop the process. Russia
staryes her own people to ruin out
farmers India conducts or guaran
tees railways at her own cost, not tc
cheaper English bread (Which Is moi
cheapened), but to beggar Enelisl
wheat-growers.
And this is the pass to which Englant
Ia brought through foreign competi
ton, the direct result of free-trade
which demands cherp food rs condi
ton precedent to cheap labor. |
matters little how eheapness is at
tanned. Human happiness weighed IN
the balance against it counts fol
nothing. Wage workers are pushet
nearer the starvation point IN pursui
OF that great destderatum of flee
trade. Not only have the Engllsl
agrieulturists been robbed Of the jus
reward of their labor, bat the wa4
workers in whose interests this specie
kpf robbery is committed, have sui
Gred equally with the farmers. Wit
every new attempt to cheaper PR
duction in order that British manu-
faGturers might capture the market
OF the world, down went wages uni
they have reached point where wag
- workers lind 1t u difficult matter to Q
tain food for themselves and the
families, no matter how cheap fot
may be.
Such has been the outcome or tn
yiilainous policy, which, Ignoring t
divine element in man regards hi
simply as piece OF machinery that
to be worked like any other piece
machinery, at the lowest cost and
be cast aside when Worn out and
hunger productive. If Grover Cie'
and and his congress, which he
lends to control, will carry out
principles upon which he was electt
IL will not be many years before
picture of England Will be the ptetu
of the United States.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-09

The shadows OF death appear to be
gathering in the bedroom OF Hon.
james G. Blaine. Perhaps before to-
morrow morning may come he may be
numbered with the notable dead OF
1895. Last nigAt he had three relapses,
each making hun weaker. He may
rally and linger on for Il day or two,
but his physicians think the end is but
few hours off. Tue death of no man
in the nation will be more sincerely
mournad by the masses of the Ameri-
can people than that OF James q.
Blaine.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-09
THE l4TH DAY OF JANUARY. 1898
at 2 o'clock p. H.,

The following described real estate. viz
All that certain lot piece or parcel of land
with the tiIree-stury Trick dwelling erect
ed thereon, situate in the city of Will
mingion, aforesaid, bounded and de
scrihol Il s follows to wit:
BEGINNING at Il point on the northerly
side Of Seventh street, hcrween W tlHon
and i'opl lar streets. mt the distance OF Il
feet from the casicriy size oi Wilson
street, at a corner OF land now or ior-
mcrly OF Jeptha l.ocE WOO /, ttcucu north
crly by line of said 10, kwood llnld 50
feet 10 the -outhCrly site nj IL thrce-icet
Wide alley cpmtnunicnI ny with Wilson
street thence easteriy uluuS said side ut
snid alley and parallel With seventh street
10 feet to corner of land now or to'mcr-
~ hn,1nging 10 James Il. Savillc, thence
southtrly along the line of the said hn-
willie land parallel with the first described
llHe and " ilsan street 50 feet 20 the
aforesaid nUrtherlN side OF Sc.Jtith street,
and thence thereby westerly ii feet tn the
place OF beginning. be the contents there
OF what they may, with the privilege of
the alley. etc.
Seized ana taken in execution ms the
properly of Ferdinand Chairs and CLARA
Chairs, his wife, and t. I. 81, and to he sold
by
PIERCE GOULD. Sheriff
Shertn's 0ficu, Wilmington, Del, Dee,
go, 1892. d29
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-09

Keeps up without advertising. Sim.
ply goes right along curing coughs
and colds without blowing q horn
When all the old homo remedies fall
ii comes in and does the work. BE
sure of the name. CANADA PINE
COUGH SYRUP" Pleasant to take
and bottle large enough to cure YOU
cold for 25 cents. Your druggis
should have 1t, but II not don't be pu
off. You are sure to find II at Neasey'
drug store, Sth and Monroe.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-09
wASAMitkl RS.


The Red Convention, sec.
ond floor, Thirteenth and
Chestnut streets, is ready. II
is an assembly OF red mer
chandise in Silk, Wool, Cot
ton, Leather, Wood an(
Pottery III a rcd room in ret
light.
As a decoration the effec
is curious and novel -ratho
weird. Do not fail TO see i
soon.