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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-07-06
La SITUATION

C6dant en6n q Ia plus imp6rieu-
Sc des necessities, Grover Cleveland
q convoque, pour lie sept Aodt pro
chain, le Congress de Washington
en- session extraordinaire.
LIE but de cette mesure est d'a-
broger la loi adopt4e par le 52e
Congress ct connue sous le nom de
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-07-06
Az BIJOU.

La semaine prochaine, common
cant dimanche so1r on vera an BIZ
(jou le grand drame d'Alexandre
Dumas lie Demi Monde" LIE nom
de Tauteur est IN sur garant de
Pint6ret de la piece ct attirera sans
aucun doute une foule immence an
Bljou.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-07-06

Un poisson, lie R6dacteur du
Star de Montreal a 6crit a l'occa-
sion de la derniere c6l6brationsd de
la st. Jean-Baptiste dams cette vii
lie, un article bien digne dun an
glais ct dams lequel il ravale Ia ra-
&c Canadienne-Francaise assimu-
liant non settlement les hommes,
mails encore les femmes ct les en-
fants q un MANASSAS d'ivrognes.
IN traitement au goudron agre
ment6 de plumes aurait pour efet
certain de ramener Get 6nergume-
ne au sentiment de la v6rit6.
En- effet, d'apres les rapports
oficiels fournis par M. de Month
gny, les trois quarts de ceux qui
sont pris, JUICES ct condamnes pour
contravention aux lois du bon or
DIRE. appartiennent a DIES nationali-
t6e 6trangeres, bien que les AS de
population soient d'origine fran
caise.
Dun autre cote, pour les ofen-
commises samedi ct dimanche,
on a fat Sc prisonniers, don't IA
Canadiens- Francais. lie reste peut
6tre r6clam6 par les nationaux du
Star.
~
Pour corroborer ces paroles de
M. de Mont1gny nous c%iterons Gel
les prononcees le quatre Juliet
dernier au pique- nique des Cana
diens-francais, par n. Matt Gross,
s%urintendant de la maison de de-
tention (work house) de Minnea
polls. -,
LES Canadicns. Francois a-t-il
dit, malgr6 leur population de plus
de $4,000 dams la Vile ne fRurent
pas q la maison de detention meme
dams les proportions de l pour
cent.
En- fat de "wolk house" they are
not IN 1t.
Or syant etc surintendant de Get
Establishment penitentlaire pen
dant pres de sept ans, n. Gross
parle en- p%arfalte connalssance de
cause.
Prenez a dose 6gale, de l'orgueil
effren6, de l'6go1sme quintessenci6,
de I'hypocrisie raf6n6e ct de Ia
cruaut6 froide, melangez ct ami
meg ct vous aurez.... un anglals.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-07-06

Par une lettre advertisement le
st. Siege a condamn6 les articles
parus lie 81 ct % JUN dernier dams
Ie "Moniteur de Rome relative
ment q la lettre du Pape sur la
question DIES 6coles aux Etats
Unis ct a d6fendu a CO journal de
continuer la discussion sur CO SUI
int
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-07-06
Literature Gratis

Ain de montrer au public tous
les m6rites du St. Paul & Duluth
Ry. ct la beaut6 du peysage an'il
traverse, cette compagnle adresse
ra gratis q toute personne en- fai-
SAINT demande ct sous reception de
10 cents, pour l'enveloppe ct lie
port un des llvres su1vants, ct sous
reception de ST. 40 Ia s6rie compile
t..
3. An Englieh Girl in America
By Tallulah Mattassn Powell.
4. Was it Sa1cide?-By Ella
Wheeler Wilcox.
IL. Sparks from the Pen of Bill
Nye.-192 pages.
8. Poems and Yarns by James
Whltcomb Riley and Bill Nye
Prose by Nye. Poetry by
Riley. Illustrated. ESQ pages.
9. Martha Washington Cook
Book.-352 pages. Illustrated.
IL. The Adopted Daughter BY
Edgar Fawcett. 1.-THE Bayard
of American fiction"
~. Peoples Reference Book
999, 999 facts. 2O8 pages.
IL Health and beauty-By Emf.
~ s. Boutou.
il. Social Etiquette. BY Emily
$. Bouton.
II. Looking Fo; ward.-An lmagi-
nary visit to the Worlds Fair,
Chicago, 1898.
l8. Reveries Of a Bachelor. Tx.
Marvel. $40 pagss.
10. Coemopolis.-Paul Bourget.
81 pages.
20. Dream Life.-Ik. Marvel. $40
pages.
s'adresser q Geo. W. Bull Gen.
Pass. Agt. st. P. & D. r. r., st.
Paul, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-07-06

Faute d'espace nous n'avons pu
publier nj upe correspondence De
Columbus Ohio, nj une autre de
Pami David de Duluth.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-07-06
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PETITE CHRoNIQUE
DULUTH, Mimi, lie 2 Juliet 1893

DULUTH, Mimi, lie 2 Juliet 1898
La. cJoture des cours de Facade
ME du Sacre-Cour q Gu lieu le rs
JUN au "Temple Opera" Les Da-
mes B6n6dictiues qui dirigent cette
institution peuvent etre f6res du
success obtenu. Parmi LIS 6levs s
qui, par leur talent, ont obtenu
des r6compenses, " vols avec or
gueil les MONS de quelques compa-
triotes. Mile Donalda Michaud a
obtenu une m6daille en- or. Miles
Fabiola H6nault-B Brunei, Marie u.
Duval, Agnes ct Josephine Poirier
ont obtenu plusieurs prlx. Dams lie
drame "les Orphelines," Nile Do
nadia Mlchaud q bien rempli son
role. Dams lie trio sur piano, Nile
Fabiola ii. Brunei b1en execute
la partie qui lui await 6t6 assignee.
Mile Marie L. Duval ex6cuta aus
81 IN 1oli moroccan Jul la guitare:
cette d moiselle est egalement une
organiste qui promet beauconp.
L'eveque McGolrick, q la lin de
la e6anca, tit quelques remarques
fort Iratiques.
CONNIE on pc ut le voir par cas
quelques ljgnes, nos canadlennes
savent lutter ct conqu6rir des lau-
riers.
~.
M. A.. Fl. Bertrand doit bient0t
ouyrir son magasin de ha1des faltes
ct il Assure quill rourra s~atistaire
les plus dificiles. M. Bertrand
nest pas un stranger aux EtatF-
Unis, ayant habit6 la California
pendant SIX ans -et lOregon zen.
dant douze ans. ST., an Manitoba
lion d6plore son depart, nous, du
Minnesota nous nous r%ejouiesons
de son arrivee. Voici &c que disait
"le Manitoba" du 81 JUN dernier.
N. A. ii. Bertrand est parti 50.
medi,avec ga famille, pour Duluth,
MINI. II a etc force de gutter La
Sale pour cause de sant6. Avant
desc fxer defnitivement d Duluth,
il visltera Saint. Paul, Minuea.
polls, Milwaukee ct Chicago.
M. Bertrand est lie premier ca.
maiden ftancais qui soft allie s'6ta.
bllr q LaSalle, il n'ya pas encore
norabre dances; sui ouTd'hui IL J
a Ia une parolsse des plus foris'
santes don't les progress sont cont.
nus.
M. ct Nine Bertrand jonissaient
du respect ct de l'estime de tous
Toute la population Sc fit IN de-
voir de les sccompagner 3 la sta.
ton, rour leur souhaiter, sant6
boz heur ct IN heureux voyage.
Tout le monde, au pique-nique
de la ST. Jean-Baptiste, q admire
la maniAre 6legante avec laquelle
danse M. J. B. Roy. Mes f6licits'
tions les plus sinceres.
~.
Les services de M. j. @. Mar
oujs ont 6t6 retenus. par N. A. H
Bertrand dams son msgasin de har.
DIES faites, au num6ro 52l, West
Superior st.
M. Louis Rocheleau a perdu 3
peu pres 100000 dars le feu de
foret qui a d6truit ces Jours derniere
plusieurs de nos petits villages du
"Mesaba Range. Ces pertes ne
raffectent guere, car il q souscrit
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-07-06

Dr.. E. C.. West Donr les Merits ct lie Cer,t...
Remede SIR pour l'hysterie, rhypocon.
drie, les convultions, les attaques de nerfs,
la nevralgie, les "a de tete, la prostra-
tion nerveuse causGe par l'abus de l'alcool
gu du tabac, la faiblesse, le reimbursement
du cerveau, tournant en- folie ct conduit
SAINT q la misere ct q la mort, vieillesse
prematur6e, impuissance pour Pun ct
pour l'autre sexe, pertes ~involontaires ct
spermatorrhGe, caus6e par la fatigue ou
les abus. Chaque bottle content un mois
de traitement. $1.OO la boite GU 6 bottles
pour S., envoyeafranc de port au recu du
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-07-06

Prenez a dose 6gale, de l'orgueil
efren6, de P6go1sme quintessencl6,
de l'hypocrisie rafin6e ct de "a
cruaut6 froide, melangez ct ami
mez ct vous aurez.... un anglals.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-07-06

4 Ia distribution solennelle des
prix au College ST. Boniface, Ma
nitoba. aul q gu lieu le 20 uin der
nier. M. Gustave Dubuc q obtenu
IA m4daille en- bronze pour exec,
lance an toute les mati6res d. son
cnnrs. Cite m6daille 6tait oHerte
narIe Gouverneur General du Ca.
nada. Lord Stanley de Preston.
M. Gustave Dobuc est lie ifs de
rhonorable iuge JOS Dubuc, de Ia.
Cour du Banc de la Refine, 3 Ma
nitoba.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-07-06

Tout lie monde, au pique-niqqe
de Ia ST. Jean-B aptiste, a admire
la maniere 6legante avec laqneHe
danse M. j. B. Roy. Mes f6lioits.
tions les plus sinceres. /.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-07-06

M. Louis Rocheleau a perdu q
peu pres 100000 dars le feu de
foret qui d6truit ces ]ours derniers
plusieurs de nos petits villages du
s.Mesaba Range. Ces pertes ne
rafectent guere, car il a souscrlt
500 90 rour les victimes pauyres
de CO d6sastre. Dams quelques
iou1s, les mines de M. Rocheleau
seront on pleine operation. L'6ve-
oue McGolrick q aussi souscrit
$4,000. Oh eont les subscriptions
des ministries dun certain Sell
gneur, les Craig, Dims, Cook, ct
de tous les autres "elusdem fari-
nae? Leur mode site bib]ilue, Ia
crainte de la publicite, espece de
commencement de sagesse, cont,
sans doute, les causes qui les ont
emp6ch6s de d6lier les cordons de
leurs bourses chr6tiennes pour sc.
courir les viotimes du 'Mesaba.
Range"
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1893-07-06

Les services de M. j. 9. Mar
oujs ont cts retenus. par M. A. H..
Bertrand dams son megasin de har-
DIES faites, au num6ro 52l, West
Superior st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-02
A Mechanical mathematician.

An attempt has been made in new me-
chanical calculator to provide u means OF
saving time for contractors. engineers, ma-
chinists, surveyors and accountants-in
fact, for all who have occasion to solve nu-
.merical problems.
This device is kind OF slide rule, which
has, however, all it's figures In single
plane. 1t consists of wooden base about
nine inches square and quarter of nm inch
thick, bound with nickel plated metal
Within circle eight inches in diameter
are u series OF circular scales on the face OF
two metal plates the inner plnte revolving
on central hub. The inner circle is pro-
vidcd with two nickel plated knobs, by
which it Is revolved, while on the under
side of the board is metal point by which
the revolving of the outer plate or the
table or disk is facilitated.
Pivoted mt the center IL lens which
magnifies the finer lines. The base of the
frame of the lens forms notched edge to
bring the required figures into line a re
movable thumbscrew regulates the set oil
the frame.
The inner set of scales. called the Slide Is
on white ground, and the outer set, called
a rule, is on n green ground Problems ure
set and their solution effected by bringing
a mark OF value thtlt Is on the scale OF
one part to n line with Il mark of value on
the scale of the other part, the revolution
of the slide within the rule rendering this
possible.
The inventor claims that the device
shows ut glance the squares, cubes and
the reciprocals Of any numbers, obtains
proportions, directly and inversely, also
roots and powers, and when used in con
nection with tables Of natural sines, tan
gents, etc, effects the solution of trigono
metrical equations Pittsburg Dispatch.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-02
Rest for "a Isusy AIan.

There need he little hesitation in suyini
that, for old persons n day in bed" is
healthful measure of vast Importance.
the aged person is wise, he or she will max
1t n regular prilctice to spend u couple o
days per week IN the repose which II sojourr
in bed alone can give. Rest in II chair or OF
II sofa will not suffice. These procedure
are too nearly akin to the everyday practic,
to be of any stnyice, Countless temptil
tions to exertfon await the person who /!
out of bed, while conversely, il he ~ in bed
the idea of work or Of labor aud movement
is essentially abolished Such repose Is ab
solute, and If rest is great medicine, us nj
know it ~ for old folks, "a day in bed" ~
n regular and not occasional practice, may
be regarded liz invaluable beyond compre
henSiun.
90 further in my advocacy of n day ir
bed" rs IL health measure. | happen tc
know the case of Il busy man whose life Is
one long period Of physical and mental nc
tivity, and who has found of late years
that no measure possesses anything like
the recuperutiye effects which follow day's
rest In bed. Even in his holiday seasor
this person is given to take an occasional
siestR in his bedroom. Provided with light
literature he enjoys his repose MS another
man delights in an outing, and his mental
and physical energy is recruited in an easy
aud satisfactory manner by this practice
Hence, not for the old alone, but for those
in middle life, IA day in bed" may be rec
commended ia Il measure worth trying in
the light of physiological experience of its
value.-lieilth Bulletin
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-02
Tho Bean and Pea yveeyil.

1t has heeu found by DIR. Riley that the
larvin Of the bean md the pea weevil when
hatched have thoraeic feet and other struc
lures which admirably serve their needs OF
lGcomotion until they enter the bean or pea
when With cast Of the skin they are dis
carded and HE grubs assui;e the ordinary
footless shape Of larvnl wcevils. 1t has long
been known hat the egg of the pea weevil
is laid on the outside of the pod, being fas.
tened thereto. While ordinarily entering
the pea directly from the amber colored
egg, it sometimes enters the pod in tho
neighborhood of the egg. and then mines
along the inside of the pod for some dis
lance, being quite active and moving rap
idly and with ease.
As in the case of the bean weeyil, the
young pea wcevil, Dr. Riley finds, molts
aud loses its legs md other post embryonic
characters as soon rs it has penetrated the
pea We would add that here is a clcal
c;l'e of adaptation to new needs induced by
II new environment Having no use foi
legs, which have been retained until just
after Matching, they are cast of. And this
confirms our view that the great group oil
weerils are not the earliest and lowest oil
beetles, as DR., lac Conte supposed, but in
reality arc late, highly modified forms
which have become recently degraded by
the loss Of parts well developed in ordinary
beetles. New York Independents
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-02

No doubt" said citizen, "men wea
better clothes now thun ever before, and TX
doubt more men than ever conform to Pc
lite usages in dress. TEsre are now many
men who can wear II dress suit with almost
taulticss Inconsistencies who once nevel
wore one at all, aud the purchasers of dress
suits nowadays are By no means confined tt
my particular part of the city, and there
are many men who, while they may moi
provide themselves with dress suit rs 4
part of their regular equipment, yet veal
one upon special occasions
There was n time, ard it is we'll within
the recollection of the oldest inhabitant
when the business OF the man who kept
dress suits to hire was n theme for the loca
newspapers and for the correspondents o
newspapers out of town, but there are many
places in the city now where dress suit.
may be hired. including not u few in dis
tricts quite remote from broadway unt
Fifth avenue.-New Yorl; S's&
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-02
Annexation nfun,rn,i

Hon. George II. Bates, who made 1
trip to Samoa Islands some years art
III company with several other gentle
men to inquire into the affairs Of tina
country. has been interviewed; in rela
ilGn TO the annexation ofsthe Hawai-
Islands to tho United States. II,
said:
is 1t possible that any American
public man can he so blind as not te
see the advantages which. under mod
erh conditions, would lnure to the
United States from tho possession OF
this group of lslands2 In my iudg
meht IL must be annexation. A protec
tolata implies the existence of u gov,
eminent of at least some stability. md
that | believe to be impossible in
Hawaii. No threw away golden CD.
portunitY wien we had similar over
lures from what was then n govern.
ment of some stability i'll Samoa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-02
The PrieltIy Pear of Africa,

Mischievous though the prickly pear is
it is not without its good qualities Its
juicy fruit, though rather deficient in fla.
vur, is delightfully."- cool and refreshing in
hedry heat of the summer, and kind oil
treace is made of it.
Great caution is needed in peeling the
prickly pear, the proper way being to i'm
pale the fruit on II fork or stick while you
cut it open aud remove tie skin, and woe
hctide the fingers of the unwary new
chumn who plucks the treacherous fruit
In dry weather lit the cape these spiteful
little stings do not even wait for the newly
arrived victim, but fly about, light rs this
tleGown, ready TO settle on any one who has
not learned by experience to give the prick
ly pear bushes a wide berth" Home Life
on an Ostrich Farm
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-02

Mr.. EDIToR:-I beg leave to call your
attention to the bill introduced by
Ir. Watkins, member OF tie House for
New Castle County. entitled a bill TO
prevent the sale OF inflamable oils of q
ioweriire test than ITO deg Fahrenheit,
in Now Castle County. A law OF that
kind las been III vogue In the city of
Wilmington for some years past, one
would think sufficiently long to DEM
onstrate its uselessness.
Now, iii order to make the office
more remunerativeu aud to transfer the
control OF the appointment from the
Republicans to tho Democrats, your
honorable representative desires to
xetehd the working of tie law over the
entire county.
10 one WHO'S not q Democratic poll
tlclan IL Is very difficult to understand
what benefit the tax payers of Ne v
CaStle county will derive from this
law.
Some one said they thought it was a
clever scheme to provide lucrative
position fora purity worker at the pub.
he expense. And some one else said
they did not think Ar. Watkins would
lend his Influence to SO unworthy an
object.
j The office must of necessity be q
sineeute, for the reason that there is no
On refinery In the State, and ell tile
turning Oils used in this county and
Stats comes from rsfneriesi In the
state OF Pennsylvania, where law ON
this subject Is very rigid ard clearly
defined, a special feature of the
fennsyivania law being that all bar
rels or packages containing burning
oil. shall bear the State Inspectors Ger.
ttilcate, that the oil contained therein
IS fully up to the standard required by
law, whether the oil is intend ed FOR
domestic uso or for export.
| AS a matter OF fact. all dealers in oil :,
whether wholesale or RETAIL are aware
that there Is now no demand whatever
Tor burning oil of lower fire test than
llaodeg. tarhenheit, which Is thestandard
iof excellence required by tho State OF
New Jersey. Hence the creating an
Office of inspector OF oils of so low n
grade as no deg. which has already been
inspected and branded before leaving
the refinery in Pennsylvania, seoms
absurd. to Gay the least. except for
the purpose of providing soft
JOB in fat berth for party fayorite,
who would draw about $1,000 per wear
IRON the poor public. without render
ing to tile public any service whatever
OF value. Perhaps Brother Watkins is
deluded with tho idea that his con-
slituency desire his honest efforts in
pushing this bill through. But |, Tor
lone, think not. II. II. LoSGIANp.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-02
Pain SelI-Iniiicted.

, This is supposed TO be an age of en-
hEhtenment Yct the hall civilized persis
tence with which hosts of proplc kee,
Mostlg tle ms Ives on small aceasion. Al
CUES u blind credulty cliaracttrIstic o
the dark ages Constipation has II my
rad OF alleged cnratiyes, Which in
nauseous uosa merely eyaclIate thu
DaTels.this operation being preceded b,
pain and followed by weak esa-fhe lat
ter an effect of their excessive, violeil
action. fodyphyiln, alacs. gamhoge EN-
DO lied in tue form of pie, biueliass
caiomel-those are Rnlong the yiolen
Inducements Tor which Should be snbsti
tnted. Hustetter's stomach Bitters Nh
finest, most genial laxative extant neyc
lHripng. and resembling in its action al
effort OF nntuIe in her happie mood
rms neiiEn and thorough med cine i
also M ahtia0tc to malaria and rhcuna
tisin, gives strength to the system rcn
IdeEd digestion perfect, and regu ates tn
kidneys and bladder.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-02

g SOUTHEAST CORNER FIFTH AM
~ KING Streets. 70 housekeepers-AI
oar ienten good arc in, and IL you want
II supply ut n low figure, come 20 Flit
and King. Fine syrup At Csc. u gallon /!
the best value for your money. We onls
received ten barrels of Il aud II Is going
oil as last as VIC Gun send 1t out. Thost
old fashioned dried apples won't las
while we write about them. Those mill,
pals of jelly are n show. We have
brighton meat for making Indian dump,
ling OF. We have the best salmon alie
those packages OF wine icllutint
are iine; they are already favored.
You pour on tao boiling water and set II
out 10 cool, aud you have quarts OF
lovely iellatlne; otil ra Sins. pound foi
- cents &c excellent, SO are those prQuEs
p auhds for p cents So are those bag,
oil flour ut 10 cents: package OF hue,
wheat AZ cents We are fun up CT bar
gains. We are loaded up with white star
potatoes the finest you EVER saw. Saner
kfoai made to orGcr toad butter and
fresh eggs al 5th and King str NJ. ,yIEil
j9.-6ti
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-02


Discussion.
From tho Review OF Reviews.
The Rt. Eev. leighton Coleman
bishop OF Delaware, attempts TO draw
the line between legitimate and illegi
Itimate religious discussion. He hold,
that any attack upon the Fundamental
principles of Christianity is dlstinctl,
lliIegltlinate and cites Colonel Inper
lsolfs article on Renan in q recent
number of the North American Re
view, as one which transgressed the
bounds of legitimate discussion: al
I Is out OF no lear of the ultimate issue
OF what have here described as lille.
lsitimate religious discussion that
INSIST upon limits being set. The
truth ls always stronger than any Mt.
tack upon IL, and the history OF Chris.
lllanity affords the strongest encour-
IGgemeHt to Its believers to day.
But one cannot help feeling deeply
concerned for the welfare Of those
who make attacks upon it, and SO, ia
Tree them from danger-danger of
which no human pen can fully write
one earnestly demands that limit
should DO set. No one can consider
me result of even a flippant word
against Christianity without realizing
The peril in which those who hear If
may be placed. The very safety and
welfare of the community, in its hiuh.
lest rights and privileges, are endanper.
led II there be limitless questioning OF
the truths which accompany saliva
ltioE."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-02

This Is beyond question. the most
successful Cough Medicine we lave
ever sold, n few doses Invariably cure
the worst eases of Cough, Group and
bronchitis. while its wonderful sue.
Icess, the euro of Consumption is with.
out parallel in the history of medi.
enc. Since its first discovery it has
teen sold on guarantee test which
10. other medicine can stand. II you
have cough. We earnestly ask You te
try it. Price soc and 81. II your lungs
are sure, chest, or back lame, us(
shiioh's Porous Plaster. N. Il. Dan
forth. wholesale aud retail agent, &c
and Market streets, Wilmington, Del
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-02-02
B. B. RILBl

This has been the u
est January we have w
had and our many patre
have given us great pleas
by assuring us that they hs3
been enabled to save mol
by our exertions.
Our store is full of
gains and every departn16
has its share.