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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

The regular meeting Of the Norway
Q. T. u was held on the 18th inst. al
the nome Of Mrs. Howard Windie,
with a good attendance. Our presl-
dent and secretary were both with us
again afLer an absence OF two months
We were rejoioed to have them. Miss
Florence Yeatman had taken In the
sights of the Worlds Fair and gave
us few brief facts Of the tenn perance
work done there. making US foei only
too anxious to know more. fresiuonl
read the 84th Psalm, followed by 81
ilence, during which we trust divine
guidance was asked for. Miss Mary
is. Windle presided at the plano and al
sang "When HeCometh." Minutes oil
previous meeting were read ana ap
postal from superintendent OF Sunday
school temperance work, asking tt
know what our League was doing In
that limo. The subject was ably dis
lcussed.
Reports from superintcndants (oi
their alds) OF various departments
were given. Sara j. stern hal dis
ltrlbutcd SO papers in 5 different
schools. Superintendent OF ParloI
Socials. Mrs. Wlndle is endeavorlng u
Iprocure the services of Prof. W. w
Devices TO give an illus rated lecture
OF the Worlds Fair. at an early dato
- After roll call we adjourned to mea
with Elwood and Anna L. Stern on lit
month. 1lth, 1898. The ride to AM
,from our place of meeting was grand
October, the month of colors. Is beau
ltiful beyond description. Gods hant
carries a palette and with His Right
i He gloriilss everything In tn
heavens above and on the earth be
meath. There are no such golden day
In the whole year as these Tranquil
days Of October. It's the years Sal
bath. Is this all for tho eyer Is Their
no message for the soul? Is not heave
nearer? What are all these banners, TIL
gorgeous hills, the golden sunsets? |
is nature saying, Il have finished m
course and await my crown"
/ Sup't OF Press WorlS..
i ANNE Il. STERN.
Fljryille, Pa, 10 IA, '93,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

The picturesque Macdonald home
stead. situated on Drum IN ond's Hill
I'm Mill Creek Hundred, has been the
scene OF many merry gatherings; but
never In the history OF the quaint OLE
farm house has there been such JOLT
liIcation as that participated in by q
llurge number of the relatives and
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rus.
ell, on Monday evening last.
The young couple have been mar
ried only year, and their numerous
friends bit upon coaching party us q
hitting means OF demonstrating their
hearty appreciation of the wide spread
hospitality OF the couple. and the
many pleasures heretofore enjoyed Oh
the old farm.
Promptly at Z O'Clock the buses
iconI aiming the jolly crowd loft from
the residence OF Miss Anna NJ. Lightly.
100 W. l2th street. and drove out to
the Macdonald farm distance OF l2
miles.
Tho party consisted of: Mr.. Charles
Wilkins. Miss Maggie Martin. Mr..
Marriott richardson. Mise Emma
Green. Mr.. Stanley, Miss Edna Gheen.
Mr.. Carl Bryan, Miss Anna NJ. Lightly,
MIR. J. II. Lightz, of Phila.; Miss Mary
iGheen, Mr.. Joseph Tracy, of Phila.
Mise Mayne, MIR. Robert Hamilton,
sir. Frank =. EegRs, of Phlla.: Miss
Walsh. Misc Mary Lyman. Mr.. C. A.
| raver and Churles Robinson, both OF
Phila.
Upon arrival the guests were cor
lttinily welcomed by Mr.. and Mrs, Rus
sell, and ushered into the spacious Odd
iparlcr. WHARF quite number of foiks
from the surrounding country had al
ready gathered. Among them We're
MIR. Edward Macdonald. MIR. Lev
Murray, Mr.. John Thompson. Mr.. vii
liam Little. MIR. Edward Murray. Mir
| iIummond. Mr.. Wilson, Mr. Tate, Mist
lR. Hammond, Miss Matte Hammond
Miss Liza Moray. Mrs. Agnes Mac
Douald and Mrs. NJ. Goldey.
During the evening games. dancing
music. ETC., we're INDUCED in. About
ll2 O'Clock adjournment WAS made Il
the dining room, all whrre heartily par,
took OF u royal teaet, such as only "ye
country folk" can prepare. ..'.
one Of the guests, MIR. Robert Ham.
lllton, OF lhladelphia. made the party
quite merry by his wit and humor.
At2 n. m the party. WISHING Mr.. and
| Mrs Russell many happy days, auC
thanking them for the pleasures OF the
-l.yen4ng, started Oh their home trlp
during which they managed, as usua
with young people, to awaken every
!, body along the road with their merry
d making and singing, giving the nu
iWProus CANNES chancn to exercla,
their vocal powers by joining In TIL
refrain. AZ the young people entAre,
1.-THE city limits an aged cbanticlee
tl4aid to HE better half In voice not Il
= the least impaired by ten years ser
vice, 'Mornin' Sahri-e-." j. Ii. L.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18
Tho Closing Days OF the Worlds CoIum.
btnn Exposition.

Tho Closing Days OF the Worlds Colum.
binn Exposition.
This is the last month of the great
Columbian Exposition, an American
Exhibition which eclipses the efforts ui
all nations. past and present-and Sat
unday the 2lst. marks the end OF tEr
popular low.rate Excursions OF
the ennsylvania Railroad Company
to tho Worlds Enir City. The extern
eive patronage bestowed on all IRE.
ivious trips OF this character and tie
/ universal verdict of former partici,
pants that the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company carries W far the greatest
number and the best class of peop;c,
thoroughly attest the kanulne worth
of the facilities to be enjoyed on thls
route. 1hese facts coupled with the
fortunate and entire immunity from
accident Of any kind thus far, and tine
completeness and dispatch with which
4 his traffic has been handiea. place the
STANDARD Railroad in the euyiahle posi-
ton which 1t proudly eiaims-of being
Lhe ast, safest aud quickest route Ia
the West.
All who can do so arc advised to
visit this stupendouS SHOW. as 1t IL
Improbable that another OF Its i'm
mense magnitude VIII ps seen by The
pVSpAo "a thus NSltbi a i'h' ",iN ivy
enormous MULTITUDE OF wonderful and
awe inspiring sights cnlttctsu tnere
must be sHen to lie apprae nted
he remarkable rate of SIS from
Now York ard Sl7 from Philadelphia
saitIinors and Washington. and cor
irt spondingly low rates from othel
+ poiuts on the vast system, Will apply
Tor the II st time on the date aDoy,
mentioned The excursion will stsrt
from New York st 9.00 and Fhiiadst
phia ut Il 40 "a. IN section VII
leave Washington at l015 aud Balu
more al lilo A. M. connecting will
the regular sections at Harrisburg
Tickets will also DO sold from prlncl
pal Intermediate stations, passen 90
from stations not located on the iuRii
!. line taking regular trsiLs to noaIes
J point OF connection with the special.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18
RACE TRACK GAMBLING
vigorously Denounced at New
Jerseys State Capital.
TIE FIGHT TO REPEAL THE LAWS.

An Address to the People Urging Them
to Throw Aside Party Ties and Vote
Only for Mon Pledged to Wipe Out tho
Obnoxious Measures.
TRENTON, Oct IS "A large and enthu-
siastic auti-raee track meeting was held In
Taylor's Opera house last night Lewis
Parker, treasurer of the Trenton Savings
bank presided, and inaugurated the pro-
ceedings with a ringing speech denuncia-
tory OF men of both parties who are re-
sponsibie for the enactment Of the gamb-
ling laws of the state Resolutions were
adopted by unanimous vote denouncing
the race track laws as destructive Of pub
lie morals, and as challenging the very
right and dignity Of self government by
free people. The following address to the
people was indorsed:
1--WE call upon all good citizens, without
distinction of party utilization, to ignore
all minor issues until this paramount
issue shall have been settled right; to see
that their ballots this year shall BIO cast for
men who, as Legislators, will recognize the
right of the people, who clothe them with
power, to be heard when the power thus
conferred shall be exercised
I Laws in Defiance of Public Sentiment.
"The race track laws are so excep tional
In character and their passage was in such
insolent defiance Of public sentiment that
the citizens of New Jersey will be justified
lin demanding of candidates specific pledges
to vote for their repeal, and we ask the
voters of Mercer county, without regard
to party associations, to resolve that they
will vote for no man for assembly who
fails. openly, publicly and unequivocally,
: ITO announce his determination to vote for
the unqualified repeal Of the race track
Legislation of last winter, and to vote on
all occasions, when necessary, to bring to
a vote bills introduced for such repeal
1--WE recommend that the chairman of
the Mercer county branch of the Citizens
league PROFOUND to tho legislative nomi-
t nses of all parties in this county questions
asking whether such candidates will, II
elected, vote for its repeal and will vote to
bring vote on final passage all acts re-
peuling the race track laws, and we hereby
declare, without distinction of party, our
fixed resolve to support no candidates who
shall not give to such questions an uneva-
U sive, unqualified answer and we pledge
ourselves to support and to use our best
efforts to elect independent candidates
pledged to such repeal, II the candidates
Of either party will not so pledge himself"
. Stirring speeches were delivered by r..
v. Lindabury of Elizabeth, DIR. Thomas
Hanlon of Pennington seminary, Rev. DR..
Joseph f. Smith OF Trenton, Assembly
I man Barton d. Hutchinson and others.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

PHILApELPHIA, Oct. l7.-Flour weak; win
ter superfne. s252l5; winter extras. s2.25
12.50; No. winter family. ss.5HD2.sD;
state roller, straight, f3DS.2S: western win
ter, clear, f2a93.l5; western winter,
straight, Ss.l5Cs8.as; winter, patent. 81 6e3 rs:
Minnesota, clear, S2.7S6sS.2s; Minnespta,
rsight. 81. 50ab3.so Minnesota, patent 50 pOSl
10; Minnesota, favorite brands, higher. Rye
-four. 80 1905 per barrel. Wheat dull and
weak, with CSC. bid and o54e. asked for &C.
tober; 66c. bid aud obl4c. asked for November;
67tsc. bid and 6794c. asked for December; oOe.
bid and a9l4c. asked for January. Corn quiet,
steady, with tsIsc. bid aud 45slc. asked for DC.
tober; ab1ke. bid and +sS4c. assed for Novem-
Der; aa4c bid and 4i14c, asked for December;
t4a4c. bid and 55I4c. asked for January. Oats
nominal; a5c, bid and CSC asked for October,
$50. bid and 55lhc. asked for November; a5c
bid and 3,1Sc. esked for December; 854c. bid
aud assoc. asked for January. Beef quiet
extra mess, $40 6n08ll; family, sIzGli50. Porl
dull. firm; new mess, sls.5osoi9.T5. Lard quiet
steam rendered, Sl0.aJ. Butter weak; New
York dairy. loDs7o,; western dairy. 17IfTsxc.;
Elgins, 2ec.; New York creamery, 2+Des,fc.,
western creamery, fna2oc.; Imitation cream
cry, ie924o. Cheese steady; Now York, large
e1l1sse.; do. fancy, tit1issc.; part skims, AZ
eaac.; full skins, s2b3,hc. Eggs quiet; New
York and Pennsylvania, 221s9523c.; western,
2llsdl33c
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

NEW YORK, Oct. 1s.-Thsre was pless
ant reunion Of the family Of General U. 9
Grant at the Fifth Avenue hotel last even
ing. The occasion was farewell to Mrs
Nellie Grant Sartoris, who sailed with he,
children for England on the Paris thi,
morning. There were present Mrs. U. S
Grant. Colonel and Mrs. +. D. Grant ant
their two children, Mr.. and Mrs. U. S
Grant and their daughter and Mrs Sar
toris and her three children. Mrs. Sar
toris will live abroad until the education
of her children is completed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

The pump factory OF Joan Taylor, al
Water and Tatnail streets. was la
!damagaged by ilie TO the extent o
$500. .
The fire was disc pversd about i
O'Clock OH the first Il Der of the build
ling. An alarm was ssnt IN from b.,
No So. to which the department. re
sponded and In n short time had III
blaze extinguished. The planning mil
! OF J. l. Bryer, adjoining, was als'
burned. the machinery bsing al most
ttntnl losa
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT, EAST BOUND.

echedule In Of
ieci luiy {,
1897.

'Exrrcss Trains
New York, week days '3o3. q "a. 'S 30
~ u n. m; "a "a. '249, % 81 q 80 p. III
Sundays 903. IS 81. 40 80 a. m; az Il
- ~ IS 3S - 80. ell o. p. M.
lsoston, . ~ p. m. daily. with Pulltn IN
huuet sleeping oars running through "a
Boston without change via PouEhkcepslt
bridge landing passengers in -. a. NJ. stt
ton, BOSTON, ,,,,, - N,
PHILADELPHIA, l2TH AND NJ Rk El
STREETS week dnys, "30h - 81 IS 50
80 81 u. M; .s49. Al ss. "a 80. Ill % p. IN
sundays " % 60 10 81 u. M; - ~ IS 81
u ~ al % y; M ,,u,. ,>,n ,.,,,,..
>, nil,Ai 1iIiPil y, hirm ANp u Est
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

CHICAGO, Oct. 1s-Later reports from
the great storm which swept the chain OF
lakes last Friday and Saturday tend to in
crease the list Of disasters. The missing
boats are today being heard from at all
points, and an approximate list of losses
can at least be made. Thus far it is known
that iifty-four people were lost and ten
vessels became total wrecks. Twenty-Five
more are on the beach or water logged.
The property loss is estimated at s8T8, 900
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

Tafe it all In all the world Is fair. THAI
is IL Judgments are pretty gene ally
correct conclusions from the time the
c.,ravals Of columbus appear of this
,hcres of San salvador 10 the present
year OF ceIebrstion. but there are IN.
stances OF its fairness which can he ci &c
Inquest luI ed. 1t as, AFTER conn aratiV,
lteeta Civ Its reward to Hostel err
Siou ach Bitters for efficacy in cages ID
lnHiarisl. Rheumatic ant kidney disorder
idyspepeia. liver con plEint. constipation
|nery business and debility. Among posi-
live facts wit out any doubt" this yer
let deserves a l,rOminent place. The ex
lperience of II Q ieration iustIties, and Ii
lrCncurrent testimony ofhDsts OF eminen
hhystc. s,hear out truth. tive tn
Blttcrs a iair trial and verify 1t.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

The markets were we'll supplied this
morning with produce The ruling
pi ices were as follows:
Butter WAS in fair demand ut so to
I35c per pound eggs, from 22 to 25c PEI
dozen; Tomatoes. 10 to Is cent? per hai1
peck; sugar corn, 90 to 22c pel
dozen; squaehes, 5 to 10 each; string
Oeans. 2U to $40 per half psch
lima beans. Is to $50 per quart; rad
ishee. 30 per bunch; cabbage, 3 to DC
per head: pears 81 and 35c do; beets
apples, l0c per halt peck; sQuabs
|35 to 40c per pair; chilkens
zoe to sl.20; white potatoes. l5c pei
half peck or 40c per baskst; sweet 20
Itatoee. $50 per half peck; grape, to
lcents per h.; pork, IS cents per ib
'scrappe, 10 cents; sausage. is do
honey, 25 cts. do.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

BUFFALO, Dot. l7.-Cattle market weak; goo,
exports, tt.TsD4.sO; good heavy shippers. $50
eo4.S; Hight and mediums. s9s5soi; wester,
steers, Ss.z5eRs2S bulls, common to good, $e6
$40; oxen, 81 2see 10. Hogs weaker, Workers
light to good, ta'sepT; good mediums. S7@T.l1
mixed packers, s7sf. 70; pigs, soeAGs.f5. sheel
and Lanai be lower. common to good sheep, SO
80; choice wsthers, s8.7515oO; culls, $l.T%
$780, fair TO good lambs, Ss.7s34bo. choie,
stBtfbhT5l cuilS ee,75@30O; Canada lamb;
"a 7h6hs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18
RHEUMATISM CURE.

We claim to have positive cure for this
painful and most common coinpinfne;
and in order to prove that our claim -
genuine. we make the above offer. We
do not claim that this remedy will cure
where the joints are drawn all out %
shape. due to what is technically known
as Rheumatoid Arthritis but we have
thousands upon thousands OF testiusou-
ials from ali sections of the country q
the wonderful cures effected by On -
remedy; and now is your opportunity. X
you are a sufferer from Rheumatism. to
test the greatest rheumatism Cure OF the
age absolutely free. 1t 10 entirely harm
less, and does not contain any of the In
furious drugs usually nsed in tho trcaE~l
lment of this disease. The free distrfbu~
ltion Will continue for two weeks Our
agents will also distribute free 500 copies
lof our medical publication The Family
Doctor." a little book that will prove %
great value in every home.
For sale In Wilmington by 3; z. McheS-
yer, Maryland Ave. aud Linden y
Veasey's Pharmacy. sth and Monroe ht-
W. L.. Smith, 18th and Harrison SIS. + y
Taylor & Co., $50 L. 18th St Munson -
lTargette, n. r.. cor. 18th and Orange sta
4 beware OF limitations. The above drug
q SITS are the only authorized agents IN
Wllmingt on and are the only druGGsxta
selling the genuine Munson Remedies
Munaon's Homeopathic Family Medf-
| cine Co.. No. 1890 Arch street,
Philn-. Pa. olo-steod
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

NEW YORK, Oct 18-At the Tammany
Hall city and county convention the fol
lowing candidates were nominated: Fol
Judge of the court of common pleas, Miles
Beach; Judges of city court, James M
Fitzsimmons and Lewis J. Conlan; surro
gate, John H. V. Arnold; comptroller
Ashbel p Fitch; district attorney, Colone
John r. Fellows; sheriff, Charles M
Clancy; coroners, Edward Fitzpatrick
and William III. Dobbs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

The Street and Sewer Department
met lr regular session last hight. TIL,
Iaecretnry reported collections of S394.-
%. The balance In bank was S773, 81.
81. Il. Carberrs was awarded the con.
rnct for paving Fifth street between
Monroe ard Harrison streets. His
price WINS 10 conts per square yard.
ohm Logue and Sons bid Az ceuts
per square yard for grading Monroe
-treet between Seventh and Ninth
Streets and the contract was awarded
o him The secretnry was ordered 10
irnw checks for the return of the
money paid for sewers on the side OF
corner lots. Several sewer permits
we're Issued and adjournment wac
made,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

SYMPHONIC Moisture: intense itchlna
aud singing; most ut night; worse b,
scratching. IL allowed TO continue I'll
lIuors form, which often bleed and nicer
alto. becoming very sore. SwAYNE's ONT
MENT stops the itching aud hlee1tnp
heals liberation. aud In most ca 'es re
,movrs the tuinur. AT druggists or bl
IInlil for 30 cents. pr. Swayno & Sou
phila .eIphja.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

BRADFORD, Pa, Oct 1s.-The fight be-
tween Dan Hurley. of Niagara Falls, and
John L. Sullivan, Of Buffalo, lishtweights,
for $500, before the Central Hose Athletic
club here, was stopped by the police in the
first round. The fight was wicked and
bloody while it lasted. and Hurley had
slightly the host Of it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

TOLEDO, o., Oct ls.--The schooner F. G
LEIGHTON, reported sunk In dravelly bay
left here on Thursday morning last. Sh,
was owned and sailed by Captain Ben
jamin Calhoun, of Clayton, N. Y, ant
with her cargo was valued at about SCI, 600
The captain was accompanied by his wifi
and 5-year-old daughter, and by JOSEPH
Barlow, son Of Captain Barlow, Of thii
city, and these, with crew of four men
were drowned
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

WASHINGTON, Oct. ia desperate prizt
fight took place across the district line
just outside the city of Washington, II
the presence Of 100 enthusiastic spectators
The combatants were Charles Holcoml
and William Robinson, both Washington
negroes. 1t was fight TO finish, witt
four ounce gloves, for gate receipts
Queensbury rules to govern. Hoicoml
was declared victor in the fourteenth
round
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1.-two hundres
wsft weavers employed in Bromley {
Sons big chenille curtain and rug mill
who were forced some time ago to accep
reduction of IS per cont, became dis
Outraged because OF their inability to carr
living wages, and quit work. They hav
only been working three days week.
is probable the mills will shut down elf
tirely. throwing 500 employees out.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

BERLIN, Oct. 1s.-Count and Countess
Butcher were shot by an enraged gardener
who laid In wait for them on the counts
estate in Pomerania. The count died from
his wound and tho countess is dying. The
murderer then blew ont his brains. Tho
shooting was in revenge for the discharge
of the gardener by the count.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

Lucille (cuttingly)-l am so delighted to
see you, Mr.. Ten Broke. always have
such delightful nap after you have called.
Ten Broke--'S that soi Why, 20 right
to sleep In your chair then. I'll be enter.
tanned lust as much.-Truth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18
WATER COMMISSION.

The water commissioners held theli
IreRu weekly meetlug last evening.
| he treasurer reported the balance in
tank to te Sl9.069.15. Tho paw rolls
amounting to $1.034.94 were ordered
uaid. Petitions Tor water pipe We're
granted to Elizabeth Sargent and T.
A.. Black.
Board of Health met last night,
|transaoting routine business only.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

New YORK, Oct. 1s.-Jacob Winter. 20
years old, truck driver, shot and killed
his sister Louisa last night. Winter thon
shot himself in the head and died in
stantly. The cause OF the shootingis said
/ to have been the fact that the girl received
the attentions Of a young man against her
brothers wishes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

HoLLiDAYsBURe, Pa, Oct. 10 Henry
Daughenbaugh, who stands sentenced Il
four years confinement in the Western
penitentiary for waylaying and shooting
at neighbor with rifle, attempted sui
eide In the Blair county jail by eating
pounded glass. His recovery is doubtful
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1s.-Kate Mentally,
who was shot by her father, Joseph Nc
Nally, during q uarrel on Saturday last,
died yesterday. The inquest will probably
be held tomorrow.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

LONDON, Oct IA dispatch from Rio
Janeiro says that Fort Santa Cruz hreS
yesterday on ths tnnurEspt Steamers UrsnC
and Palas. Beth were damaged. Several
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

Needs assistance 1t may be best t.
render it promptly. but one should re-
member to use even he most perfect
remedies only when needed. tins best
and most simp and gentle remedy Is
the Syrup OF Figs, manufactured by
the California Fig Syrup Co.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

IL you have headache or dizziness
call at once on Pro-. Well and have
your eyes examined. He has engaged
an expert for that purpose and he
will relieve you at once. free of charge.
305 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-10-18

Pure milk and cream constantly on
hand, put up In glass Jars when de-
sired, and Tslivered to all parts Of the
city. }. l.. Porter. It'll and MadIsoI
streets. Phone Sal.