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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-17
A Bad Case.

Once I was assistant to an ell
doctor in Ontario, who also r
drug store. He was as peppery
cayenne pod, and from time to
customers and patients sprung
on him just for the fun of hea
him blow off. On one occasi
well-dressed young fellow calle
the shop and asked the doctor to
scribe for a breaking out and
on his left arm. The doctor ey
ined the limb and pronounced
be a bad case OF psoriasis and ece
Il suppose, Doctor, you CAN cure
said the patient.
why, certainly" replied the
tor.
How long will it take to
well?"
"Oh, I guess about two mont
said the doctor.
quite sure, sir-is it q bad cal
positively the worst I've seen
Then l will leave it with yoai
call for it again when cured, \
emily said the patient, slowly uni
tening his arm, which was an aF1
cial one and painted for the occaA
Chemist and Druggist.
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CHAPTER NNvIII.

Lady Grisel came slowly into Angus
room. he sat before a table with his,
face hidden on his arms She stood
for one moment looking down on him
unable to speak. He looked up at last
with haggard eyes; she held the fatal
papers in her hands.
"Tell me-" he burst out. "mother,
was it that that did it?''
Yes. answered Lady Grisel, stonily-
First Assunta. now Mabel"
And what do you mean to do now?:"
he said. as she sunk down on chair.
"Justice.'
She heard his long-drawn breath, as
if he were painting hard.
You do not know what the temp
ton was he said There were
other proofs. no witnesses. Other.
have surved such things why not she:
And you see I never destroyed them?"
Angus. spare me that: the disgrace
has killed your wife.
do not speak like like he said, al
most savagely: you will drive me
more mad than am already"
''Then spare me your excuses.
''Mother. you are as hard as stone"
She made no answer. 1t was strange
scene in the early morning light: Lady
Gr1Sel pale ana rigid. Win look vi
concentrated agony in her face. Angus
pacing the room in his mud-spattered
shooting dress, as he had come in the
evening before. At last he said,
slowly. 'tWhat can [ do?"
''Justice." she repeated.
ITO whom?"
Ito EVANS child"
''Does she still live?"
1--WE will move Heaven and earth to
find her. that you may atone for your
sim
God help me-" she answered. her
| head sinking on her breast.
II Will not stay he cried. Il have
incurred the penalty of the law: the
| law will make me a beggar: the law
/ will brand me as felon-a felon. Do
! you hear"
] He. hands wrung together
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-17
Making Electricity by Water-PC

Everywhere in the northwest wal
powers are being taken up
utilized to create electricity
cheap is this process, that the W
coal is out Of the question. No7
and no power can be Greater
cheaply as that where a mounI
stream has been made to do
work. What was an experime'l
short time ago has now become
OF the most remarkable indu''I
developments Of the time. In M
all the Northwestern States WI
are billy or mountainous these w /
powers are abundant. SwiftStISS
are flowing down everywhere u
are Just what the electricians
Finding a stream anywhere
five Or ten miles Of a thriving
they are ready to light that to"pn
furnish power cheaper than ].
ever be furnished by the use o.
This, to a great extent, -
practical solution of the queSt~
cheap light, heat and power
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-17
Interest Rates Go Up.

New York, Aug. 9.-Wall Street re-
ceived a big surprise this morning in
the shape of an announcement from
the national banks Of the city that they
had unanimously decided to increase
the rates. OH call loans Of recent date to
y per cent. per annum, and on those Of
long standing to 10per cent. Their real
son for this they say is that so many
persons have laid down on them that
they are compelled to do this in self
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-17

wars were Of constant occurrence :,
progress was impossible. Each trjS
town was then fortified by an .
circling ditch, within which y
erected a high wall OF clay. Them
row gateway through this wall y
closed by an enormous disc of gram
standing upright on it's edge a
was rolled back and forth from with
the wall. Our illustration repres1
a gateway of the town of Maharidar
near Tamatave, as it exists to-dav
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Operation on John w MacL,v

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-An operation was
performed on John w. Mackay. the
mllllonaire Californian, yesterday after
noon for the removal Of the yermifnr,o
appendix; DR.. Charles McBurnev ner-
formed the operation. DR.. Arthpr p
IoWns,hend, Mr.. Maekay's physician
was was also present. He is III a comfort,
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New York Publishers NJ.

na NEW W. YORK a, Aug. Hilbert S. Car
R 'an pas p beeh appointed receiver of the
shes the 0 Ra4ais N NempYa a4yfs which pub
American Garden. The liah;l;+i;anu the
saia, amounts to nearly $50 nn0 ~ -
comnany has capital Of sl4o,S pvI' lhe
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-17
Gave Poison by Mistake.

OMAHA, Neb., Aug. II. William r.
Gunner, Associated Press telegraph
operator here, was found dead in his
bed Yesterday OBJ" Peyson, alias
Ward, was found in the room in a
drunken condition when Gurner's
death was discovered, and he was ar
killed Gurner by giving the latter
an injection of cafbolIc acid instead of
diluted alcohoE, as WAS his custom.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-17
Cnolera'S Awful Rayao.>s

ODESSA, Aug. l0.-The latest official
statistics in the eighteen provinces af-
teected by cholerse in European Russia
show that 1876 eases and 1856 deaths oc-
Cured in one week. while in the prov
lnce, Of Mini Noygorod 25S eases and
lO2 deaths occurred in fortnight. Tn
Official reports declare THAI 400 per-
SONS were sttaeked and 500 died in
Podolia in less than a fortnight.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-17
Chicago, Alderman Missing.

CHICAGO, H., AUG s.-The police are
looking for Alderman William L. Kam
erling Of the Fourth Ward, and Arthur
n. Demarest, his partner in the real
estate business, Who, ID is stated, disap-
peared seveasol DAYS ago, taking with
them about 100000 belonging to their
customers. Hundreds of poor people
invested them EARNINGS in real estate On
the monthly payment plan with kamer-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-17
DEATH IN FOREST FIRES.

One Person Burned and Three Sur
rounded by the Flames.
BAY CITY, Mich, Aug. l4.-News from
Bentley in the burning district in the
northern part Of the county is to
the effect that little daughter of An
drew Newton of that place was burned
to DEATH Three men are penned up in
Il lumber camp and can get no relief.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-17
EARTHQUAKE IN THE WEST.

Southern California Experiences Series
of Severe Shocks.
SANTA Rosa, Cal, Aug. 9.-The first
earthquake felt here since 1868 was felt
here this morning. Oscillations were
apparently southeast northwest. Con-
siderable damage was done in the way
of falling chimneys, broken window
glass, etc. The courthouse was badly
shaken nd
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-17
Sailors i'm a Riot

PORT TomNsEND, WASH, Aug. PA
mob of Union soldiers had charge of the
city last night for, am hour. James Con-
nors, a union seaman, was shot and
fatally injured and swo slightly inj,ured.
Max Levy and two non-union boarding
house runners, Charles Gunnersom and
Robert Kirk, are i'll jail charged with
the shooting. They narrowly escaped
lynchin@.
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Will Exile the KING

D LONDON, Aug. l0.-Dispatches from
f Berhn say that England, the Unit Hi
states and Germany have resol ,,ed
upon decisive and combined action 20 ~
END eI the Samoan trouble. It is reno oa "
Mataafa. 'ne exile OF
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-17
WORK FOR MANY HANDS.
Mills Employing Nearly 5000 Mon to
Resume Operations.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., Aug. l0.-The B.
B. & R. Knight mills, which have been
idle the past week, will start up Mon
day next. The firm operates mills at
Pontiac, Natick, River Point, Arctic,
Fisheville, Arkwright, White Rock and
this city, in this state, and in Hebron
vile, Dodgeville. Manchaug and Read
vile in Massachusetts, employing be-
tween 1000 and 5000 hands.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-17
Swords Of London

There are four swords belonsl'+s
the city Of London. % lhe Il.
Of state, borne before the Loru "a u
as the emblem OF his civic au'n n
This is the sword which uSeu \
surrendered to the sovereign as
pie Bar, and when she came vi
the precincts OF the corporaIl.Vsu,
The pearl sword, from the na ;ai
its ornaments, which is call ,s,;
fore the Lord Mayor on all o w
of ceremony or festivity' I.Ss1lCl
is a sword placed at the Ceh cen, Nj
lnal Court, above the Loru h
chair. (4) A black sword e w.t..
in Lent, on days of public, 10. laa d
on the death of any OF Wv
family. -Harper's Weekly
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-17

OF Sir Walter SCOTS now .Dntt |
are assigned to the Sixteenln I'M;
seven to the seventeenth ceD'
thirteen to the eighteenth
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-17
A CURIOUS GATEWAY

An Enormous Disc OF Granite and,
pose 1t Serves.
In the last century, before =,
terror districts of the island ~ ~
gascar were united under ono ~
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-10
Clothing House


Notwithstanding there are
days when not much is ex,
pected, yet our store has its
crowd. One customer tells
another, the other shows the
great bargains bought at the
New York Clothing House,
another takes us at our word,
another wants to see the
great bargains--all told,
makes a crowd of buyers.
We've got good value for
them all.
All wool Suits for Men as
low as S..
Thousands of Tronsors
one or two of a kind at less
than the material cost.
A medium weight Over
coat will be just the thing
Right prices sent nearly al
our heavy ones away. We'll
do the same with the med
ium weight ones Dom
wait too long.
Store closed at 6 o'clocl
every evening except Tues
day and Saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-10
MAIRkliIt.

DECK-DoUGHERrY At the district
Parsonage. No. 800 West Seventh street.
on Tnursdiy, fcbr nary 9th. ls';. by
Rev. Lewis Il. Barrett. steward i. Beck
and Sadie A. Dougherty, both OF Della
ware city.
GLOSS BISDER.-On the evening OF
Wednesday, February eth, 1853 at 1855
Tiernan street. Philadelphia, Pa Dy
Rev. J. Wesley Su llvamp pas OF OF shy
der Avenue baptist Cuulch, Mr. Mont
ford Cross and Miss Nellie Binder. both
of Philadelphia, Pa.
BARNtTI--M cCALL.-h the Asbury
| NJ. Il. parsOn gc -! walnut street on
| liThurslay afternoon, February WIN, lss5
by the Rev. John u. G. Hanna Mr.. ~
| bert IL. u trnett and Mis-, Clara L. Mic
| Call, bOth OF Wilmington, Del.
/ PURTER-CROSSAN ,-On January llth
| 1893. at til. Uulun u. l.. parsonage 9
W. Porter aud Ellen l.. Crossan, nil o.
Wilmington by L. l.. Hubbard.
! CRES " ELL-RAFFERTY. St. Pc
t"r'- Prn.Cathcdral. February 8. by tn
| Rev. John A. Iyo - George .Cteswel
ana Mary a. Rafferty,, hot OF TINS city
RtPPEItG Err nONTG OMERY--On Feb
ruury sth, 1879. by tue Rev DR.. Balm
bridge, Mr.. Roland ". RipperEer an
Miss la Montgomery were united Il
t holy bonds of MairtmUny, \ wei
ding 81 apcr was served at their humt
lil3 TatnIll street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-10
800
ED.

KIAIR.--On February Ith. 1893 near Ash.
land, BEL. Of pulmonary trouble, Eliza.
beth ". wife of Bennett j. klHir and
daughter OF samuel Gamble. .
Den est sister thou has lett us
And it was hard 30 say farewell;
But wien Gud calls we must obey,
II or hearts 10 with anguish swell.
Dearest sister. thou has lertus
Far beyond THIS world OF care
Bat W. shall meet our loving sister.
In our Fathers mansion there.
PEit BROTHER, X. 4. q.
FFNNIMoRE.-ln this city. ON the sth
inst, Sarah Z. Feunimore. in the 2ith
year oil er are.
X, lati 90 ami tricHds and the bnugh-
te"s OF Liberty. are r"spe ttully invite 20
nttrni her funrTn IA IN tile rc1t!tnr" Of
her mother, No. West street. hcIow the
railroId, IN sunday, the 18th irst. ut
o'clock H., m. Services at hsuurr NJ T..
Church. Iuternent at ltlvcrEicw Come
terry.
! BCCKM ASTFIi On February 9, 1853
Sarah BuCkmastcr, aged ~ ycur-.
FtIi rrWl from he Residence OF her sou
Z water Ddckui ; tel, No 8ta East Seventh
stree Oh S.ltur lay, mo ming al 10. In
torment ut Barrett's Chapel, Kent County
/ Dol.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-10
Proceedings of Court,

Court mel at 80 O'clock on Thurs-
day afternoon,
Edward Gibbons and Frank Fitz-
patrick were arraignod for broaking
into the saloon OF George Yates, cor
ner Second aud French streets.
Through their attorney, VIM NJ. Byrne,
Esq, they Withdrew the plea OF not
guilty and entered one OF guilty OF
breaking into The saloon. They We're
ench sentenced TO pay costs OF prose-
cution and serve months In New
Castle.
Charles B. Lore asked for the adj.
mission to practice at the bar of the
state Of John NJ. Richardson. OF Mary
land
MIR. Richardson has practiceh law in
Worcester county for / years. lie
was admitted upon paving The Ice and
taiIn4 the oath. lie wlll locate at
Georgetown.
A, i. L. Kurtz. charged with passing
n forged check for !l3 on tnmes &.
johnson, No. - Aurksi street, and
johanna Bradshaw, coiored, charg, d
with the larceny of 80 from Pole.
who was loving her failed to matert-
| lie when their names ware called Tor
trail they are both out OH bail,
| William Galloway AMI Dennis u
| Caul were anaigned, charged With
highway robbery on Duhield Savage.
| Through their counsel, w, 5. lilies,
4 Esq, their hail WIS reduced 10 al"O0
each, AMI the time Of trial set down
fot the May term OF court.
Tie Grand Jury sent in The + W.
ing indictments:
.1ohn Evans and William " gh :.
colored, charged with the i9rc y Of
chickens from George G. lii 50 j.
pleaded not guilty.
Rudolph Campbell, chang d with
the larceny OF Il lot OF hasne=s from
Charles Shockley. Plea OF not guilt y
entered The p'is ger no SPEAK
English" being lHttvo Of bohemia.
Austin Harrington was assigned to de.
fenu him.
David Glasgow. eolored, pleaded not
guilty to keeping q gamlng tahle at
which games wn11 piagud ior money.
Court adjourned until 10 oelOcd this
morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-10
New lMstle Itens.

Nrw Castle, Feb. la.-Aiany vessels
came into the haruOr yesterday and
last eYeniug, bringing reports of dis.
asters at sea. At noon the brig Magn.
hide came in, and later the steamer
Berlis and schooner Edwin j. Norris
on. Tho bark Antonio, which was in
collision with the brig Glover, In the
bay sunday, came Into the harbor yes
terday with all of her tupmasts gone.
The tug Lillio 81. Graham to we'd the
barges Shenandoah and Jos. Baker Out
this morning. The southwest wind Is
driving the floating ice up into tho
cove in shoals.
The work of remodeling tho house
at tho corner of Delaware and Water
streets to be used as tho new Battery
station Is being pushed RAPIDLY.
Another doorway was cut in the lrun6
OF the building and new door and
steps placed in yesterday. Tho first
| floor will DO for the accommodation OF
the passengers, while the second floor
will be fitted UP as the headquarters
for the tralnmen employed on the &c.
commodation trains.
visions of more sleigh rides arose
In the minds OF the lovers Of that sport
last evening, but warm rain soon
dispersed these Illusions.
Miss Flora IIunt has bean visiting
lKnianda dawn tina paninanla.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-10
rhe Exangsll.,s, pep.rture.

Moody and Sankey will go from
Wilmington tomorrow. They Will
open on Tuesday two weeks service
In Cyclorama Hall, Baltimore. Md;
The Grand Union Gospel Meetings
under the auspices of the Wilmington
Ministerial Union will be held In the
Eleventh and Madison streets rink on
Sunday at 5. 80 and 7.30 p. In.
On Monday evening at 7.3o O'Clock
Free admission to everybody. No
tickets required. Admission to the
last Moody and Sankey meeting is
granted to the men only this evening.
Many men were admitted without
tickets last evening and will be to-
night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-10

Mr.. and Mrs Vim. Sri GIT, and their
daughter, Mrs. Ialiry. left this
city to.lay, al l!,5D oelock p. m,
fer Jacksonville, Florida, where they
propose To pass month or two They
| WIN 70 by the way oil Washington.
I,inRmond, Va, Charleston. = G., and
Ieael Jacksonville about seven o'clock
on saturday evening. The fare il
: 1880, to which s25.Go must be added
for llAwin8-roUm car We hope they
may havo a pleasant visit. anz, The lasl
dag oil March may iiHd them at theli
home in this city in good health anC
srirts 50 that they may DO ready
next winter for another trip 10 tbs
land OF flowers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-10

This was the highest tribute ever
paid to any man since Daniel. They
could find nothing against him OF
touching tho law OF his God but yet
wanted to get him out OF the way.
/ suppose one OF the society was q
lawyer. as he was 30 shrewd. They
I took the decree and got him to sign
his name to 1t. Now we got that fel :.
low says one. l suppose some of
Daniels friends had told him OF the
conspiracy against him, but what did
he care.
| Ii some OF the weak .kneed Christians
of to-day had been living they'd have
said to Daniel. Don't you let them
catch you on your knees, you eau
pray just as well standing or In your
bed" But Daniel went to his room
and opened his window toward Jeru-
salem and prayed. The spies were be-
meath the window and heard every
word of tho prayer and hurried OIL TO
tell him that tho decree had been bro
ken.
When the king heard that 1t was
Daniel he was very sorry but as the
law of the Modes and Persiins could
, not DO brpken Daniel was cast into the
den of lions much to the SORROW OF the
king.
That night the king could not sleep.
i Early in the morning he arose and or
ldered his chariot to be sent to the
house. and he was soon near the
mouth of the den The king shouts,
(, "Danlel! Daniel!"
Then said Daniel 20 King, live for
/, ever My God hath sent his angel, ant
hath shut the lions mouths, that they
y have not hurt me; forasmueh as before
Ia la In n M
also before thee Q, Kin Y, have don,
mo hurt" Daniel Is then brought up
u out of the don. Wasn't Darius glad
can imagine his heart almost leapct
out OF lin. | suppose he took DAME
!. back to the oastle with him and tool
bre akfast with him.
He then had the 1872 men put into
: the den, and | believe they were al
q killed ms soon as thoy touched TIN
y bottom.
= Now Daniel shinss to-day, because
= he started early in life and in the even
:. ing of his life Gabriel called for hin
: twice and took him homo.
Men, won't YOU take the God of Oar
=. iel as your saviour Givo your h cart
. to him tonight. Mr.. Moody the
: closed with prayer.
m Finest in the City.
vi Our thirty cent coffee and delicious
l. tea, G. O. Ely K Co.. corner Sevent
it and Orange streets,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-10

The following Testimonials came to us:
Kenyon 81 Thomas Co. Adam, \. :
.Guutlemcn For the past two years have
suffered terribly with what durturs cs.l
eczema. During this time / have CON
suited several ply siclaus an used :,
number OF wcll-suOwn rem edics hut
could get no relief, uut finally | was
urged to ave your remedies Il trial.
cannot say cnou h in praise OF them AT
present am n, well us ever was in my
iitc aud owe my sInrere tn nks 10 you
for Dr. llaie's Household ointment nu!
Tea. ANY one Doubt M the sincerely OF
this tcslimnn nj viii confer lavor hy
u ldrc-7ins, cry truly yours, n, j. Me
NAiIlb LeomInsLer MSS.
!. These remedies are for snio at go and
500. ut Hraion Smith drug slore, 4th aud
Pine SITS, -.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-10

OF footwear va are 3ollinG doesn't
rGet a., inIlru, AMI IS better qnalus
than those wonderful job lots and
htif price go SIS Yau read 50 murl
Hhoat in the papers. You got Al.
profit uftiir bet buying and snllin-
advantages WAN you deal nith u-
that tue reason why yII pay le-'
thDn usual plires for Ter gBpt!s at
our store. We lava sUluett.ias, nice II
the Hayof ctiiGreas5 shines; the qElIl
iJy ant muke.lp Is tirst.eiHss am
prices . low tlInl you can get realty
good wearing Shoe for very Attl,
money. Forman,s, No, 10 L. iLh stree
between Market and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-10
VIM. B. SHARP eco
Fourth and Market SITS.

New arrivals daily in dress
fabrics for Spring are inter
esting to the early buyers.
One Of the best all around
and popular make of goods
are the pure wool Tricots at
IS, 37a aud so cents per
yard. They are in three
shades Of blue, 4 shades Of
cardinal, 4 shades of browns,
modes, tans, states, reseda,
electric, A shades grey and
mixed and 3 shades. brown
mixed.
Crystal Bengalino Silks
: with lustre and appearance
equal to the finest grades;
regular 81 goods, which we
shall sell for 50 cents per
yard in colors: garnet, cardi.
nal, navy, tan, mode, brown,
light blue, white and black.
} China Silks-About thir-
, ty pieces new arrivals in
dark grounds, neat new fig,
i ures in high colors, especi,
ally desirable this season.
;; Ale per yard
! Tuscan Serges--Enfirely
! new and destined to be one
of the most popular Serges
. for Spring. They are 81
], inches wide, all worsted
Iiimade in wide and narrow
= .Diagonals. with toned
illuminated effects, fancy,
i Eccentric and drop figures
. . a splendid novelty in all the
le new shades-Sl.25 per yard
o New Bengalines,
,, New Landsdownes,
e New Serges,
IS New Diagonals,
7, New Henriettas
r. New Cashmeres,
le New Damasse,
'e New Cheyrons.
he Wash Ginghams = Fou
IS thousand yards in Aprol
t. styles, &c per yard.
y One thousand yards indi
t. go blue calicoes in neN
s., styles of figures and stripe
q are 81 cents per yard; regu
to lar 8 cent goods.
ne 'n Five thousand yards 0
nF calicoes, white grounds an
as neat figures and stripes il
e. e. magnificent assortment
y. ne cents per yard.
en- Mems seamless half hose
At brown mixed, sizes % to II
. me- at 10 cents per pair, 3 pain
oiifor 25 cents.
Ear New Carpets in all til
an best makes OF Brussels, Nj
red quotes and Administers al
' 'Ss arriving daily. Our Sprin
h, assortment will be unusual
he n fine and many inducoment
'ig in price will be found her
Cd.
ant
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-10

II il probable that Mr.. Diekoy wifi
ancrasd i'm getting Lii Through
CHANGING his hotira for rereiylnt,
county tpxes nom Afternoon and ryr,5.
In.y To fnz.ruiny and ngtaruunu md
,,,no,.In,r ia i'm INV unused an
lin in tLe pyent ar hfs not boinp nj
ID nfYira inrinrr fla nrs-rribei 6onrs
,I,.h - Mi IN 1snn nti;a1.,Ii III snnoior
81 mi there i. l'r',,p iitfia ,iofFt I'M
f. lii - i,,th liotsns
Thia kin KIN - Mimi 49,. Mr. DicI,oy
,,,,,,.,,,. + n nna,, H. Office AT gn,,b tin,aa
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