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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-19
One hundred different styles of car
liages at 216 W. Front at.
ssrychnins in a seidlilz Powder.

Sfrychnlnc in "a Seidiitz Powder.
Coroner Kirk went to Delaware City
/. yesterday. where he held tho inquest
$0u tho body Of Mrs. Mary A. Dutton,
Tho died very suddenly on Sunday
from what is supposed to De q dose
ok poison.
Il DR.. Dunlap, who had been called to
ettend the dying woman. testified that
ne secured q portion OF the LIQUID
which she had taken. He had handed
u to the Coroner without examining
A son OF the dead woman stated
shat his mother often used seldlit2
powders. He also said that strychnine
: Dad been In tho house since last Au
rust for the purpose OF killing rats.
411e druggists of the town testified
shat Mrs. Dunlap had not purchased
any powders from them.
Coroner Kirk made a statement as to
4 What he had learned during his invee
Ugntion OF the case. He said that
neldlitz powders were always put up In
= two packages. One was white and the
4fher blue. 1t Is custom among all
IEuRRists to use tho same color papeI
- preparing the powders. He also
B matted that he found very dark blut
+ paper that looked as II 1t had at one
4 ZINE contained some drug. This wa.
much darker than tho kind used IL
preparing seldlitz powders.
After he coroner had finished, tn,
Jury. after some dellberation, rendered
< y verdict stating that Mrs button hat
some to her death from strychnln,
poison taken with sei,illtz powder
but the cause of poison being In tn,
+ powder is unknown to the jury.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-19
Dob

J. II. Stauter. Of this city, lie visiting
frlends at Springfield. Ohio.
Miss Flora Batson will Sing In Beth
81 A. NJ, E. Church tomorrow even-
Ing.
Joseph Fl. Russell lie now ready to
sod Yards and graves very neatly.
Orders left at John Slnclair's. 500 Della.
ware avenue. will he promptly at.
tended to-.
Now is the time to have your car.
rlages put In good repair. For fine
work. Walther d Co. are the beat.
Give them a call. Works south Of
Market street bridge.
j. b. MonGar, 206 East Fourth street,
has on hand 1900 gallons OF ready
mixed paints which he is selling ut the
lowest cash prices.
Charles Zimmerman. a Landscape
gardener. employed at Bowers Beach,
was drowned Monday night at Laurel.
II Is supposed he walked overheard.
His body was drawn up In q shad
seine on Tuesday morning.
The house OF the Washington Engine
and Hook and Ladder Company ls
draped In mourning on account Of the
death OF James Scott. no
The steamer Republic ls being but In
complete order and will oommeiiee her
summer trips TO Cape May on the 18th
Of June.
George W. Joseph. formerly az Sus.
sex county. has purchased house In
Clayton for 81 500, and will occupy II
In short time.
Persons who wish to purchase horses
should attend the sale at the stables Of
Jester and Mcdaniel, No. 4i9 West
Front street. on Saturday, as they can
be accommodated both In price and
quality.
Thomas Viscounty. No. 521 Tatnall
street Is prepared to furnish tlrst.class
laborers for railroads. sewer or streets
ut short notice at reasonable terms. -
There will be a song service held In
st. Paurs Nj. Il. Church tomorrow,
CThursdaY) evening. at 8 O'Clock, con-
Quoted by Prof John II. Sweeney. DR..
Hubbard will deliver a short address
on The Influence of Song on Social
Life" and there will perhaps be other
ten minute addresses. Prof. Sweeney
always delights his audience with his
singing. and IL yon will go and hear
him and take part yourself you will
be delighted. Books will lie furnished
the audience for use. Everybody Ia
invited aud admission Is free. Don't
miss It.
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DILL
BUCK ALEw.--lu this olty. on the 1st,

BUCK aEEW.--lu this city, on tile 18th
instant, Earle, son OF James and Mar.
tina Burkalew, aIed II months
Relatives and friends are resi- ectfully
Invite to attend the funeral IL ON the
residence II his parents. sos " est Second
street. ON frld,y afternoon at 4 o'clock.
Services at the b use. lnIerment at ilIy.
erview Cemetery.
PLUNkEIT.-On tho 18th instant, Phil
lip II son OF Ellen u. and the late Jas.
A. PIunkett, AGED % years.
Relatives and friends are invited to ut.
tend the funeral, frsm his late re- sidencc,
No, GIG West Second street, on Thursday
morning, April %, ut 0 O'Clock. High
mass NJ st. Peter s Pro-Csthedral
DUrl oN.-pn Monday. April nth. 1893
James Olnf, son OF 10 ,eph A. and Me
lisa button. aged 10 years
Re atives and friends are invited to Mt
tend his funeral, from the residence OF
hi parents, No. 600 South Harrison
street. Oh Friday afternoon at e'olook
lntermcnt at Riverview Cemetery.
ri, hard to freak the tender eowd.
When love has bound the heart
lis hard, 30 hard, 10 speak the word
Mn we forever paitY
BRTTTlNGH tho 18th, Nellie G.
daughter OF Eluory aud Lois Drifting.
ham, in her third y, ar.
Relatives and friends are invited to at.
tend the funeral from the r.iside zoe OF
her parents, 5l3 East Tenth street. Thurs
day afternoon ut 4 o'clock. lntermenI q
Riverview Cemetery.
LYTI.E-on Aprll 18th. 1891 Edward NJ
=Iytle. In tho 81 ST year of his ago,
Relatives aud friends arc invited TO at
! tend his funeral from the residence OF
his brother. Georg., a, l.ytlc, nesr Gree
Vile station, ON the Wilmington anC
Northern Rtllroad, on Thursday after
noon. at ao'clook. lntarment at Mt. sa
| lem cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-19
Our Dress Goods counters

Our Dress Goods counters
are fairly piled with standard
and novelty dress fabrics,
one line sold to-day, to,mor-
row another to take its
place.
| A newcomer is a fine
French jacquard overshot
in eight different shades and
combinations. They are in
fine wool, soft and zephyr
like in effects, and hereto.
fore 50 cents. The importer
novelty man got scared, un-
loaded on us, and We give
them to you for SO cents in
stead of 50:
Taffeta Gloves Jersey, in
8 button lengths, fast black,
regular 50-cent qualities. A
,closing.out price gives them
to you for 25 cents, in ST
to 8.
Being handlers of the fin
slest and highest grade Of
black goods in this town Tor
forty years our reputation is
: second to none for good
blacks Two special numbers
: of Nuns Yelling for dresses
are picked from the general
,, stock and offered at the ex-
y ceptional price of 30 and rs
' cents and such value you
| will go a long way to see
: again. No matter why but buy
Fit at once il you are inter
ested in black.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-19
VIM. B. SHARP eco
Fourth and Market SITS.

| Our Upholstery Depart.
ment is daily receiving the
best produces of foreign and
domestic mills in all kinds
of house draperies and furni-
ture covering. We are maxi
ing radical changes in this
department and old things
are being replaced with new,
thus making an opportunity
for many bargains to quick
buyers
We have reduced one
complete line Of Chenille
Curtains, which we shall dis
continue, from 81 per pair
to 81. so per pair. They are
! in old rose, terra Gotta, fawn
and old blue, heavily fringed
top and bottom.
The Dotted Swisses at
Ione.half and one.third prices
, for curtains and half cur.
tains are going out with a
rush all with ball fringes
to match.
Our carpet department is
full of desirable things and
many reduced lots will repay
a visit. Think of such
i, makes as Lowell, Hartford
tand Glen Echo at 81 pei
yard, instead of $l.35, best
5 frame Body Brussels &C
E compaied by Roxbury, Smith
4 and Stinson in Tapestry
: Brussels, from so cents tc
! 80 cents. These names arc
9 Synonymous with the high.
!; est known grades and al
4 these prices carry their OWE
, story.
!, Think OF one thousand
a yards of fine jointless mat
: tlngs, same ON both side
r and woven like a carpet, re
. presenting the highest arI
: in mating work, reduced to
n Is cents per pair.
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|h|RD edition.


f ne Coleman Jury Disagree. -
~ the Afternoon session OF the
tad States Court yesterday, Judge
Hes charged the Jury In the Coiemitr
~ The Jury retired and at 9 O'Clock
Vt = tnoesage to the court that they
Mrs. unable to agree and were dis
<1tfRed. The case of Geo. Flemminp
Ms then taken up. There was some
<cuity In obtaining a jury, the pan
having become exhausted. After
I0me consultation, the courI
Instructed the clerk to re
<drn all the names of the jurymei
'Iho were not out on juries to the boz
md to resume the drawing,
This was done and the following
uamed jurymen we're drawn, John W
4ay, q. r. Tarburton, w. q. Wiley
'etsr r. Massey. ST., Samuel j. Thorn
1spn. VIM. n. Holt Chas. Carey
hos. Mccoy, W. O. L. Curnegy, VIM.
NJ. Nichols, Eugene M. Sayers and JAS
jamison.
xhs challenging then began. Nichols
NJ challenged by the defence, and
1hert J. Handy was called to replace
NJ. Tie prosecution challenged W
~ T. Comegys, and james Nj. Bryan
! I|nq chosen 10 replace him. Robert j
IN*--<Hi Wa ththShsNN ~ thN upiohoo
Albert Woilaston was chosen in his
-o<epd.
The panel having again been ex
U4usfed the United States marshal be
. al calling talesmen. Thomas r.
cuflett was called. and was immedi
IDLY challenged by the defence. jour
4 1fdy was called In Curlett's place
U1lnee @. Jamieon was challenged by
11e prosecution, and the court sug
&o5fed that Marshal Mahaffy call Re
I4hllcans and Democrats alternatel!
" calling talesmen.
Archibald Given was called an,
+ 14cused. The marshal then oallet
Ayers u, Webster. The jury was thel
>clared to be full and Is as follows
4bhn w. Lay. George r. Tarburton. W
I: q Wiley, Peter F. Massey, ST., samue
Thomson, William NJ. Holt, Charlei
14roy. Thomas Mccoy, James NJ
:I<yan. Albert Wollaston, John Perc,
( lid Ayers s. Webster.
Court then adjourned. -.".
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-19

The base ball season will be
opened by the Rockfords at the Wa
wasett Driving Park (Scheutzen Park)
next saturday, April ed. They have
secured tho wsll.known Young
America Club. of Philadelphia. for tho
opening attraction. Game called at
$50 O'Clock.
The Brownson will open tho season
at the Front and Union street grounds
on Saturday, April 2gth. with the
Swarthlnore College team.
he Union street grounds are UNI
dergoing a thorough overliauling,
The grand stand will tie removed from
its present position and placed back
OF the catcher, thus giving n better
opportunity to see tho game. The
fence will he be put In good condition,
the diamond scraped and the outlield
leveled up.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-19
Max Ephrain1,
.Y.CIOtling House
IN OUR great display of
| Spring Suits, we, this

IN OUR great display of
Spring Suits, we, this
n season, make an extra.
ordinary showing in the
lines at the popular prices OF
so, Sl2 and S15. We have
frequently been asked if the
$40 Suits are made with the
same care and attention
that mark the extra fine
Suits at from $l5 to $22.
Our answer is yes the cut
is just as artistic, that ex.
elusive graceful set is there,
the sewing is just as accu.
rate. The difference is en-.
tirely in the cost of the ma
terial. In fact, at $40, So
and $l5, we give more real
actual value than any cloth.
ing house in AMERICA.
What we said about real
excellence holds just as true
in the Boys and Children's
Departments as Ii does in
Mems Clothing. Always full
value-often far more for the
mcneythan you can get
elsewhere.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-19

Two wonderful linen bar.
gains are knocking at your
door. If you open unto
them you will be wise. 1900
Damask Towels, knotted
fringe, in plain white, pink,
light blue, yellow and red
borders are reduced from
.374 cents to % cents.
Ten pieces German Dam
ask satin table linen, which
measure two yards wide,
extra heavy, full bleached
and in fine exceedingly
handsome patterns are re-.
.duced from $l.25 to SO
cents per yard.
We are ready to take your
order for window awnings
put up complete for S2.5o
per window, ordinary size.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-19
Ministerial Qualifications.

Nh. EDIToR-Your CORE spondent
Mr.. N. l., Jnnney, in his earnest yea
for more spiritual or godly,mlnistrv
which even the most superficial obser
yer sees IL lady needed in these DAYS
In danger OF overlooking the fac
that zeal without knowledge" mas
Pften do more harm thDn good. Say
ing the very least an Ignorant zealo
may neutralize good results by tn,
BARN he does. So one OF his favorit
Apostles to whom he refers for Illus.
trntion, teaches in Romans X
Nr. Janney may, II he keeps on bt
led to better views by his own argu
nents and illustrations. lie know
and notices that Paul was the mos
9choiariy apostle among the first tina
eomr oscd the original company. An,
when thsre was any important publi
speaking to be done. as at Lystra, and
Berea and Athens Paul was the chief
Speaker and was so persuasive thai
no was called, in ono place. "AIercurl
u.s." No one will claim that the othel
apostles were destitute OF the riRh
spirit.
But Paul had not only the rieh,
spirit but he had requirements d
another sort and natural gifts which
enabled him to say, and his Rcquaint.
ences to admit. that The was In nothln,
behind the very chlefest apostles
And Just because OF his EXCEPTIONAL,
good equipments, he laborsd NOR
eburdantly than all the rest," and sui
fered more. See Cor. xv To- and
| Cor. ri; -. 20.
As Mi, Janney uses Moses for an II
. lnstration In his article yesterday Il
| Ale REPUBLICAN, he ought to have re
memhered that Moses was lsarne,
in all the wisdom Of the Egyptians
ns well as In the knowledge OF Go
and His laws. Sre Acts VII. ~. Sue
are some OF the thoughts which o.
eur to friend OF EDUCArIoN.
April 10, 1893.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-19

NEW CASTLE April l9.-The recep-
ton rendered DIR. and Mrs. Martindals
last evening was complete social
surcess. The parlor and Sunday
school room OF the M. y, Church were
tastefully decorated with everQreers
and potted plants aud presented a
beautiful appearance. The Hushebeok
Orchestra rendered many selections
during the evening including several
wedding marches. The bride and
groom received their guests In the
parlor OF the church, and were assisted
by the members Of the reception COM
mittee.
After receiving the congratulations
OF their many friends, the bridal party
adjourned to the Sunday Rchool-room.
Dr. and Mrs. Marttndale were accom-
panied by Deputy Sheriff Joseph II.
Gould and Miss May Martindale, Mr.,
and Mrs Elwood L. Wilson. Mr.. and
Mrs. s, Atwood Stewart. and Rev. and
Mrs James NJ. Wise. At the invita-
ton OF DR.. Martlndale Presiding Elder
Barrett invoked the Divine blessing
| upon the gathering, and refreshments
we're then served In abundance.
A large number Of persons were In
attendance, and q very pleasant even.
Ing was spent In social intercourse.
Among the many guests were: Presid-
lhS hluoL puLletb anu mTb. Dhi TbLu,
Row. Il. l. Hubbard, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Mitchell and Carlisle Hubbard
OF Wilmington; Rev. and Mrs. 8. Beatty
Wylie, Rev. and Mrs. p. b. Lightner,
Mis-. J. ]. BLACK, DR.. David stewart,
and Mrs. Stewart Sheriff Gould, and
Mrs, Gould, Mr.. and Nrs. A. q.
Davidson. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Frazer. Mr.. and Mrs, J. b. Munlove,
Rev. and Mrs. James NJ Wise. POST
master r. q. Gordon and Mrs. Gordon,
Mr.. and Mrs. James e. Biggs Mr.. and
Mrs; H. 4, Dennison. MIR. and Mrs. B:
\. Blackburn. ex-Mayor Hanson and
Mrs. Hanson. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander
Biggs, ex-City Clerk J. @. Jemlso and
Mrs. Jemison, Mr.. and Mrs. John s.
King, Mr. and Mrs. L II. Naylor and
many others OF this city. Mrs. Mar
tindale WAS attired In toilette of steel
benRaline silk ell traino, and carried u
beautiful bouquet OF roses. Many Of
the ladies wore evening costumes.
Hover concert and social enter
tainment will be hold In the Sunday
school room of the First Baptist
Church here on Monday evening next.
The admission tickets will be fifteen
cents, emitting the holder to ported
plant at the close of the entertainment
Ice cream and other refreshments will
| also be served at the conclusion of the
program. This entertainment will
partake somewhat of the unique.
MIR. and Mrs. Surrlok have been en-
gagged to give tine entertainment in
the Nj. e. Church on Monday and
Tuesday evenings OF next week. The
program will include q stereoptlcon
illustration OF well-known hymns, IA
| nous natural scenery. Rotations, and
will be we'll worth the price OF admis-
sion.
James NJ Wise, ST., who was taken
suddenly Ill on Sunday, is reported as
Improving this morning.
Miss Katie Maslin of Wilmington
visited friends here last evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-19

Chief of Police Francis yesterday re.
ceiyed word from undertaken James
Heaton Of Lincoln. Nebraska, that a
man giving his name as Thomas j.
Moore, and his residence as Whining
ton. Delaware. died there from the
effects OF a gun-shot wound on April
10. The dead man was met on the
street byn man named O'Drlen and
after some words OBrien drew q
revolver and sent n ball into Moore'e
breast. The injured man was removed
to the city Hospital but fingered for q
short time when he expired.
just before lie passed away he told
one of tho doctors who wore at his
bedside that his father lived here and
that he be notified. The man Ia mid
dle.aged and wore stubby whiskera
and musiache.
An investigation will be made for
the parents. II they reside here, this
afternoon, but as yet no one seems to
be acquainted with the murdered
man, .....
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-19

William. alias Alonzo Bailey, who
was murderously stabbed by knife
In the hands OF William Potter over
game OF cards yesterday In house
near Sixth and Walnut streets. Ia lying
In a serious condition from the wounds
at his home. No. 1907 Orange street.
DIR. Ebert. the attending physician,
said this afternoon that his patient
was comfortable und was doing rs
we'll as could be expected under the
circumstances. His condition Is dam
Rerous but time alone could tell what
the 0dteome OF the wounds would Le.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-19

Passmore BROS. will have another
sale OF Perry County cows at their
farm near Centrevllle, on the 27th
instant. George s. Potter will arrive
on the 30th with car load of Bedford
county COWS, and Robert johnson
with load of Perry County COWS at
tho same time.
Frederick klair q Son will also sell
a car load OF very extra fresh cows
and springers at their farm near Cen.
treville, on tho 2lst. The farmers
should give them encouragement.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-19

The Delaware Association OF German
Baptist Churches, which comprises
the churches of Philadelphia. Whining.
ton and Baltimore, met In this city
yesterday for reorganization, Dele.
gates were present from the above
named cities and Rev, G. A. Guenther
OF this city was elected chairman, and
Rev. William Rtzmann, clerk. The
next meeting will be held at Balti.
more In November. The committee oil
arrangements comprises Revs. vii.
liam Ritzmann of Baltimore, l.. O.
knuth OF the First Church, Philadel,
phia, and Charles Bower OF the Second
Church, Philadelphia.
The association adjourned at noon
and was entertained at dinner by Mrs.
Henry Link, No. 5lg East Fifth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-19

Dots.
Cummings, the photographer. 500
Market street. ...
Buy your shoes of Mitchell 4 Ball
Big King street.
DR.. Simms' White Pulmonlc Balsam
the famous popular lung and throat
medicine and consumption preventer
sold by druggists everywhere.
DR.. Slmms' White Pulmouic Belsum,
quick TO act, prompt to cure coughs
sore throat, Group, etc. and to pre-
vent consumption. 50 cents and 81
No. 600 King street. Sold IVY all drug
Gists everywhere.
Do not forget to have your carriage
put In good repair by WalLher 81 60
south of Market street bridge. Fine
work speciality.
At the sale OF Robert Merrick a
eentreville Monday fresh COWS sole
from S25 to %66. sprlngers Si5 to S7l
I end one bull brought $50. ]. GsRob
1nson. auctioneer. His next sale a
Crntreviile Will be held May sth.
The wife OF Daniel Hyde, Jr., nea
6ockessin, IL very low with consump
zion. It 10 thought she cannot sur
tive long.
Samuel Martin. of this city, 1
spending a few days in kcnnett wit
bis parents. t. ElwOod Martin ant
wife.
John E. Lewis. proprietor OF tn
Deer Park Hotel, Newark. has had 81
valuable horses to die of spinal men
tnSiLis ut Ills farm, near that place
the past week.
Watches, clocks ard jewslry re
paired at moderate prices, at Wrlghts
no King street.
The Brnndywlne Granite Compan
wnnt belgian and rubble block makel
Ut their qunrries.
The Young Peoples Association G
the German Lutheran Church give
musical and literary entertainment /
the German Hall last night The pre-
escds Will DO devoted to the ne,
ehuroh fund.
Ohlef Jno. F. Dolan, of the ex.specta
| constables Is making final settlemen
with the State Treasurer for all I'll
eonstables. All have been paid q,
eept about twelve.
Mrs. May Wright Serial, OF Indian
. epoiis. delivered an interesting let
ture before the New Century Club yei
. Aerday.
Charles e. Brown, Orange str.s
Above Eighth, ie merchant tailor VIII
ts building up substantial bushes
by making fashionable clothing ths
| nts and wears well. see his style
samples and prices.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-19

The Official board Uf 1t. Pnul'e VI. e.
Church at Clayton have decided to
Aubrey Vandevsr, Alexander Mo-
GonauGhey, John ". Ennis, George
Brockson, W. A. Fleming and John W.
Houston wore appointed building
committee. A lot i5xi50 feet has been
purchased from I. N. Mills and one
from L. +. Yingiing 40xl50 feet, and
work will be commenced on 1t at
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-19

United States Marshal Hewson L.
Lannan was sworn In by Judge Wales
yesterday afternoon. The now marshal
received his commission on Monday
evening and presented it to the Judge
yesterday morning. lie also present
ed his official bond for 100000. which
was accepted. His bondsmen are
Francis Kelly. Joseph l.. Carpenter, Jr.,
Archibald Given, Timothy MoSwiney
and Dennis ]. Mention. Marshal Ian.
nan assumed the duties OF the office
this morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-19

cleric ss.s T., s? Fl hasls ths |. 9sIy gax
70 argue satisfactorily before YOU
which will try to do. D
y say It is mockery to say that Q
man cannot DO convicted on In slsgs
them to be strong Gases, and am saE
lsded with the verdict that you shall
render"
Just before the recess, Mr.. Watson
concluded his address. Court ad-
iourned until . o'clock, when tho
court will charge the Jury,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-19

The Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company offered at public sale ut the
Court House this IN morning, the three
story brick dwelling OF Esther j.
Stroud, known us No. lib West Second
street, which was bid up to $500 and
withdrawn. Ihs property No. l0a
street was bid up to 1880 and with
drawn.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-19
RAOkM MICROBE KILLER,

Science aided by the
has done this
specific
cabinet OF specimens
Kingdom small
monsters OF
sroes Of eongmptop eryspes
scIoua malaria
ye blond tissue with Mcrobe Killer It's
than 9unne and the other medical posons
violence injury to the body Itself drink
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-04-19

Look ut the crowds going to Fifth and
ENG str cts The goods are sight. Pure
Kn. li-h salt for table use only cents a
bag, white as Bnow. Baking powder at
~ cents bucket. Prepared iceing for
valuo We ever offered. Try It. Those Jams
are great bargains. Those bags OF flour
at 10 cents arc a bargain. Lard. J lbs. for
% cents. Tomatoes, cans for % cents.
fruit display. also cakes and 5 flour, Ii
IS truly the best flour we ever offered.
Belfast tea is excellent. Prunes at 5
cents. ]. NJ. WEIR, >. l.. Cor. Fifth and
King streets. ais