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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-23
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-23
TlNTAS PARA EGcRTBLK :
In Ii uPREATA DEL "BOLErIN HERCADTIL,,

Las t1Dtas para escr1bir que venas esta CASA
procadentes de las msjOres NbriCas del mundo In
dustr'al. 40 admiten cOmpet0nCia On 81 msroado.
Sus nsrnosOs dolores, 50 durabiGdad, sus seleo.
tas classes las serantizan, dandolsS patente de pre-
duoto SUPERIOR q
igual, y SO COnVendra en- que nuestras tintas para
escibir ti0nan Jon peraCtO dereChO COnquistads 10
prataranoia general. 49,.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1893-06-23
. LIBROS BARATOS.

De veeta, en- Ia Imprenta del
BoI.ETB MERcANTu.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-31


The SAG Ifarbar train due Mt Long Island
City at noon was five minutes late. Lara
steam pressure sent the hugedriving wheels
revolving Mt speed Of feity miles an hour,
whiaixing he Coaches along It's II child plays
with lis toy cars.
rhemorllinB was cold, dreary and gloomy,
the sky overcast and haay. The meadow
ponds We're coated with thin ice YEeSlIttp
wind .ossesf-4tt.d eddied the dry leaves over
tie etaf and dead astfsses. sSfyed tie naked
EeHghs of tie trees and caasea the a9er-
t;reens % band ihd tgelable rs If the pierre
inB girchiliad them.
With u shrek Sharp nnd shrill the engine
rounded the curve closely skirtiug Il &C rner
OF the Lutheran cemetery.
There was II he 9s4 aud u single carriage.
The hear4C was slowly rIo@ing up tie lit
incline OF Efayeled roadway toward the top
of the hill
TIE carriage was still standing near n
newly formed grave. Two men were round
Ing tile earth with slioFtls Another was
placing a single floral piece ut the head
The horses, startled Mt the engines
sereeeh, tngGcd ut the reins held by The
driver, who stood By the carriage door. Ii
was open y woman, whose black raiment
intensified the pallprof her features, was in
the at Of entering, with enc foot on the
step. 9na hand held her skirt; the other
pressed Whit handkerchief IN her lips.
Hertaee WIS tHrnrd over her shoulder Her
eyes were CT the grave. 1t was the last
look.
1t was only for an instant of time that
this picture presented itself to those who
observed ii ffoIa the GER windows, yet long
enough for I'll, camera of the eye to catch
and retain it.
the farewell flaHce-how much they told
New York sun.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-31

This little town is In thriving con.
dHion; it confirms -four grocery stores
and af=' bakery ali 2i which seem to
maize good living
lhe roads through our town are in
4 very bad condition and tho travelling
Is Dad fol the market people.
lie creek has heeH frozen oyer ever
Since hristnas the ice being about
eighteen ilahts thick. Wheu the Ice
brfft45 it @l4 c.tust great deal OF
trouble. Persons who did not get
their leo houses iiibd can't blame
any one t4I themselves. Tie shedding
on The hills around 10 tboat .oGe. ltut
the boys all hope tliero wild he more
this winter
! h. p4bie school at Ibis place has
Progressed nuta 1tniei rs present
tu.tller than ever before; he has start
oil what Il es.itcH a i5eaHm; Ne have II
every Friday afternoon, H. consists
oil routing Speaking, singing and IL,
batting, the question for debate Oh
Friday, tAo ..,tI, was Resolved Ih.t
money IS more Gsafui 10 Il Young IN N
starting aul ii life Than eileatio.!.
Affirmative Miss Lille aiming AIis.
I arm EintuE; negative. Mis- Ma Li
Webb Mis- tmlia i.GaiHE. lie uiiiea
ittiAe having Elsels tne Lest at4ttlnrtlf
the Judges deGi4ei 1t III Their iaYar.
\ = ii9ul. Soy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-31

The most convenient currency used
IN this country is the paper currency,
and yet there is considerable of adraw-
back to the use of it now on account
OF Its liability to carry tho germs Of
infectious diseases. Paper dollars pass
through the hands of nelrly every
body whether well or diseased, and in
their rounds arc apt to collect the
germs OF smallpox, typhus fever,
cholera, diphthera aud other Infectious
diseases and thereby spread the
dread diseases. Old ana torn paper
currency is moro Liable to carry the
disease than new crisp bank notes. A
paper dollar costs the government
very little, ami 1t can we'll afford to
keep good, clean notes in circulation.
Weagree with the Philadelphia Press
that Mr.. 0utAwaite's bill providing
FOR the speedy and frequent rodemp.
tion OF bank notes and United States
paper currency OF all kinds which have
become unclean, ought to bG passed
before the adjournment OF Congress.
1t is OF scarcely less Importance than
the quarantine measures but il cholera
was not impending and diphtheria ant
typhus not actually with us, IL woulu
still be as little as the Government
could do to keep its paper currency
sweet smelling, crisp and now.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-31

The greatest American of the age,
James q. Blaine. was laid to re st yes.
terday In the capital city of the nation,
which witnessed his public trunphs
and where he had boon the center aud
object OF such popular enthusiasm and
devotion as fail IL the lot OF few
men in the history Of great nations
Apparently Mr., Blaine had many enc
mics, and yet Then his character and
principles were tested in the erueibIe
OF Americanism and patiio.sin, ther5
were noae but those iyho desired To
do him honor.
With singular fitness, he was carried
to the grave yesterday after tho brief
est and simplest OF ceremonies james
G. Blaine needed no eulogy. no adtiia-
ton can brighton tho llfstfe Of his
character, no praise eau extol his viz.
tues. Words could not add to the
1ustre OF his life OF blaIon a fame known
to all the people OF TIM nation. lie
first of all men Of his generation
Iouehed tho popular Imagination with
q sense OF the duty and responsibility
of tie Nation to the destiny oil this
continent aud the peace aud prosperity
OF this hemisphere, and Us he was
borne to the grave all men turned 10
the consideration oil new duties in the
Pacific for which Ids policy lad pre-
pared tie country at whose capital he
summoned The ii.st pan.Amerlgan
Congress.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-31
a Party Sold out.

The Populists have made consider
able OF brass band showing during
and since the recent election and have
been successful in sending dozen OF
90 members to the House OF Repre-
sentatives. and when the Senatorial
eloctions are all over they will proba-
bly, have about four members in the
Senate. This is not bad showing
for party that has sprung up with
such wonderful mushroom growth.
II Is not likely, however, that the
Populists will DO stronger than they
now are. One OF their principal caus es
Of success was their alnalgamation
with the Democrats In Kansas, Me-
braska and some other OF the new
western states. They sold themselves
70 the Democrats oven before the cleo
ton came off. They aud the Demo
Gratis agreed perfectly upon one thing,
and that was anything to beat Harri-
son." They have defeated him and
now the Alliance lamb and the Tam.
many tiger are prepared to lie down
together and to enjoy the spoiis OF the
: Victory.
The latest news from Washington,
IL tothe effect that the Democratic Ma
tional Committee had stolen a march
upon the Populists and had bought
out the National Economist, the organ
Of that purity, for $4,000. 1t is also
understood that a man named Ken
ney, editor of Democratic paper ii
New York. .has been placed in charge
and that the two papers will he con
solidated.
The Alliance leaders pretended to b,
very IN UGH worked up over the mattel
and threatened to read DR.. Macune
tho former editor OF the Populist, GU
OF the party which they now say liz
never was in sympathy with. 1t is no
likely DIR. Macune is troub ling him
self about the reading out process, as
ife has only done what all the AliIanc,
members have boon doing assisting
the Democrats i'll disguise.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-31
A wonan.s Helper,

Jacob .. Hershock, residing &C No.
702 East Eleventh etfeet this city. is 81
real beaefaotor to hafdworked womenl
heads Of families who have to do their
own washing. Mr.. Hershock has just
invented and Is now ready to make
sales OF the best washing machine ever
invented. He calls 1t the "HershockI
Standard Roller Washing Machine
1t Is box machine, standing onl
four legs. SO high that no lady will
ever get the backache operating 1t.
The box 10 three feet long, twenty
inches wide. and over foot deep; the
inside OF the box Is made water tight
by lining of galvanized sheet iron.
A range OF seven rollers in frame
rests upon seven spiral springs, made
OF the best Bessemer steel, coated
with copper. Ono large roll, operated
by crank. rolls and rubs the clothes
until every vestige of dirt, stain or
sweat la removed from the clothing.
The dirty sediment from the cloth
Ing settles to the bottom beneath the
rolls and does not become again mixed
up with the clearer water GU the sur
face. The machine is very simple and
yet very complste. 1t takes but a.
glance to understand it all. 1t is so
com plete in its construction that 1t
will wash single collar alone as
easily as dozen large pieces at once.
Mr. Hershoek brought his machine
to No. 1T23 Rodney street yesterday
to show the good housewives OF that
nelghborhood how 1t works. A large
number of ladies dropped In to see the
operation, and all left with the decla-
ration that 1t was the best machine
for all kinds of work they had ever
seen. Clothes that had become almost
black In foundries and machine
shops. clothes with swcated collars
and wristbands were brought and put
through the machine and came out
white rs snow.
Ladies present who had other ma
chimes, said they never saw one before
that SO completely washed the stains
out of collars and wristbands.
Mr.. lHershock put through three
good sized washes in very short
time, and still hud time to answer al
inquiries from the ladies' during the
process. The dirtiest kind OF clothes
in the neighhorho0d were gath UP
Tor the occasion but his machine never
onco baked nor failed.
Every lady present went away fully
convinced that it was the machine OF
| the day, and several of them will pur-
chase at their earliest convenience.
Mr.. Hershock intends to enter largely
into the manufacture and sale OF his
machine Immediately.
| Ii any lady wants Mr.. Hershock TO
1 come und do washing for her lie
| will gladly comply with tho request,
provided other ladies oil the neighbor.
! hood will be invited to sec It work lie
is very certain that he has Just got the
washing machine for the times and
the price of it is only ten dollars.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-31
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY ls. 1898.


Horses. No. /. Lew. brown horse, s
years old; kind and gentle, and will work
No 2. Caesar, bay horse, 0
years old. good worker and driver No. s.
bay horse. Jim Blaine.Ia good worker aud
lady. No. 4. DUN horse. Ginger. 10 years
old. go I'd worker. No. 5 eortel mare.
IL years old, with toal; a good worker and
driver. No. y. Sorrei colt Maud, months
old. All of these horses are home-raised,
and sound and ready to 20 10 work.
ID head of home raised dairy cows, part
of them are Jerseys and lIolsteins, some
OF them VIII be IN profit by day OF sale.
} Holstein bull, years old. 81 head OF
good ewes 20 OF which arc Shropshires,
and Will nearly uli lamb by day Of SALE I;
l Shropshire buck. o shouts.
lnplcments-a farm wagons. as good as
new; hay rigging, / horse cart / jump
seat carriage. Germantown, lnarket
dearborn. carriage poles. ] BuckeYe
mower AZ feet cut; / Deering Giant
n OVER u feet cut; / Buckeye binder, in
good orJcr;il horse rake Bickford and
II ofiman u ain drill. l dGnch cultivator,
y root cutter 3iron frame and wood
r anne cnltivator.. good plows, pair OF
twin harrows. Pennock com slellers,
with shaker; Burdock hay cutter, corn
coverer. grain Grad esq moving scytheS
y hay knivo-, farm roller. corn mark
Ter. boring fra re, post auger. l broad
axe, posi- dog maui and wedges, cross
cut saws, lot of hay and manure forks. .
barn snoycls. long handle, $ shovela. 9
grain fans hog trough, ! post spade. 4
pair donblctrees, ! 3-hoTse tree. set of
isingletreea, 10 berry crates and box,e Q, /
set of buggy wheels. ! 16-fcet ladder. /
buggy bo1y and top. 4 ice hooks lot of
grain bags. / block aud fall. is COW
chains. hedge knives, picks. l grind
stone, Il C dec barre g. 2 5-gallon kegs,
beam and per, weighs 800 pounds, liar
mess = sets OF single carriage harness. |
set OF double carriage harness. / set of
dearborn harness, l of aye harness, 8
sets Of pillow harness. with hip STRAPS;
set OF single lead chains, | set of cart har-
ness, completes; lot OF collars, brides and
halters. straps OF aioigh bells bride
anu saddle. lot OF blankets and cirsingles
: rlar 3ytAes.
Dairy fixtu es-1 hut err worker. / box
butter print, large butter tubs, with ice
cooler; butter churn and horse. l.Cooley
ere amer. No. ,; set OF butter scales and
weights, Il 21.q'lglt milk cans. y dozen
milk ms, copper kettle, Will hold 80
gallon. large iron pots. sau-
sage cutter. ! lard suueezer and suffer. 4
hand sleeves, O milk buckets, 0 new wash
tubs. 80 pair of chic Gems. lot of White
Star seed potatoes by tho bush2l, y
busllel measure.
! Terms An sums of $50 and under cash,
all over that tmout II credit OF II months
VIII he given by the purchaser giving II
bankablc note with an approved cndors-
err and interest from date
ALBERT WOHLASTON.
J.. w. .Stidhum & Son, Auctionet RS.
j. IL. Chambers Clerk. is0 COLTS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-31
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 9TH, 1853

Newark. White Clay Creek hundred.
on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 9TH, 1863
AT Oo'clcck. sharp,
10 head of horses. No. /. Fred, Sorrel 4
years OIL. very stylish, an extra driver
and can be driven by Il lady.
No. .. Tom, Black horse. years old a
good worker.
3 Clyde, n brown mare, years old.
4. Fly. brown mure,2 years old been
re uarly rdcu ana driven by Il lady,
g. Geo re, brown horse. II years old, a
good worker.
L G. Jim, IA roam horse, years OLD.
T. black mare, yc'tf5 old, good driver.
sand o. . colt. . years.
10. lycarling colt.
is milk cows most of them will be
fresh by day of sale, among them ara z
registered holstpins. young LETTERS
Registered holstein bulls. Nc. /, j years
Old. No. . 10 months old; - shDats, :
steel axle farm wagons nearly new,
Is carriages, ! market do tIlo n, road
cart no-top wagon. horse cart, new: =
lay rlgging@, peach wagon he'd / Deer
ing hinder us good rs new; l Deering
mower, | horse rake. I farmers favoritc
grain drill. ! ? horse tread power, / Belle
City feed liter, l corn S elier, ! cider
mill and press, JOleI barn scales. | fan.
ming rtl. | rollr, | litlc Diamond
snlky cuitiNator ANA all attachments. 2
walking tulIivatorl. cutawty, acme and
drag harruws, / Oliver cuitivator and 2
I.yracuse p.owS. grindstone. 2 ladders,
single trees. double trees, spades. forks.
etc.
2sn;s of wagon harness, l set Of cart
harness. l sci OF carriage harness. se,s of
plough il.,rHcss | collar, hri.iles htltcrs,
tit'. tlHlrv tlxturt,@, | Cooley creaiury, Is
;ctnsl; s.lianhle e.inrn.1 Srains hnprov-
led butter titlt. milk pms buckets etc.,
about ION of Kangaroo phosphate 1874
iacre3 OF wheat in the ground, nag by the
lton, corn h. the husnci, about 500 gallons
luf cider vinegar.
Terms Al sums OF so AMI less cash, all
sums eNes' that nrount month"; ere lit,
Interest added or 3 per cent. OF for cash.
MitS. j. STERLING,
J. Il. DALE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-31

CUUTH-EASF CORNER FIFTH AND
- KING Streets. 10 housekeepers-Alf
our lcnten goods arc in. and If you want
II supply at "a low figure, cuiGc 10 FiltL
aud King. Fine syrup nj 25c. Il gallon is
the bes5 value for your money. We only
received ten hurrels IF i and 1t Is going
OF as last as we can send II out. Those
old fashioned driFd apples won't las
while we write nbnut them. Those milk
pals OF Jelly are IA show. We have
brighton meal for mahil U Indian dump
ling OF. We have the best salmon and
those packages oil wine jellatine
are iiue; they arc already favored.
You pour on tie boiling water and set 1t
out to cool. and you have 2quarts of
lovely jell atine; our ra sins, pound for
p cents are excellent, 80 are those prutes
o pounds for IS cents So are those bag
oil Hour at 10 cents. package OF buck.
wheat at dents. We are full up of bar.
gains. We are loaded up with white star
potatoes the finest you ever saw. sauer-
kfnai made To order. Good Lntthr and
fresh eggs o. 5Ih and King st. L. NJ. WIER.
jss-8tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-31

vERY unexpectedly the United States
is brought face to face with the Haw-
aiiaa question, and the choice wild
have to be exercised between annex
ution or protectorate by the United
States. In the absence OF either OF
these. there will be great room left for
the assumption of authority by Great
Britain. The English government has
already protest on the way against
the United States annexing the island.
The United States caunot afford to de,
lay long in the matter,
She waited until England got pos
session Of Bermuda in the Atlantic
Ocean she cannot afford toshave an.
other Bermuda in the Pacific Ocean
and the only way to prevent this is by
annexation. No doubt there would
be strong opposition by England, but
it is the United States and not Eng.
land that Americans have to please.
England has clustered and buliiee
before, but somehow the United Statei
got along In the past and will n,
doubt got along In the future as well
Let the United States do its duty, tina
is all.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-31

Some people ara wholly Indifferent
to tho effect of the sudden changes in
the physical condition OF the atinos-
phere. Whether cold or warm, damp
or dry, they will go out OF doors with
out making any change In their ap.
parel. Tho consequence Is, u heavy
cold is contracted. What would be-
come OF such thoughtless people with
out DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-31

VT HE following example il
illustrates the value Of En-
4 downent Policies in the
u Mutual Lie Insurance
Company OF New York
simply as investments, and in
TO th-ir value as Lie
lns urance:
Policy No. il.ol9 MHtured in Dee, 81
Innr OF Issue. ls6a.
Kind OF Policy. - year Endowment
lgpaS ments.
Annua! Premium, s.....sa...... S 313 81
Total Premairms i'll 10 year, 3,5.;3 80
Less Cash Dividends t,tawll, I47I7
Net Premiums paid. ......... ~, ISL. 81
tLiIM PAID.
Face OF Pollok, s............ IS 900. NJ
Dividend Additions, ........ 2!,356.3I
iothi thllhi- t-.+t.-.r,...-,- Tt,vJOoi
Amount paid Is IA claim was s4,51o.,
OF ii e&cees CT premiums paid.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-31

DR.. Eimms' White Palmonic Balsam
Take care OF your lungs this cold
making season. Cure the cough sore
throat, hoarseness. Group. ETC., with
this great lung cure. Keep your lungs
strong and prevent consumption to q
certainty with this great remedy. soc
and 81. Sold by druggists. Medicine
parlor. 422 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-31
E. B. RILEY

This has been the bust
est January we have ever
had and our many patrons
have given us great pleasure
by assuring us that they have
been enabled to save money
by our exertions.
Our store is full Of bar
gains and every department
has it's share.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-31

Fox hunters who have headquarters
in the saddle" aud all who delight in
riding horseback or in holding the
ribbons" lehind u stylish team. wilt
doubtless 10 pleased to learn that Sal
walton Oil willreadiiy heal saddle gals
and gals from The collar OF traces, SO
that the chuled animal need not stop
work. 1t should DO kept in every sta
bic. % cents. At all dealers.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-31

How quickly a ton of that
l5c.a-pound Writing Paper
melts away here All rag,
superfine, ruled or plain. BY
the ream $50 sheets) Large
Note, Toe; Small Note, Csc
% and 4 ! pounds, respec-
lively.
This special bargain lot is
on a separate counter neal
the Stationery store.
Juniret street side.
JOHN WANAMAKER
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-31

The following transfers OF real estate
were recorded at the Engineering and
Surveying Department. yesterday:
Francis b. Cotton and wife to Henry
Hopes. lot on the east side of Union
street between Sixteenth and Seven
teenth, lot l00x150.
Same to same, house and lot on the
west side OF Lincoln street between
Sixteenth and Seventeenth, lot l6x08.6.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-01-31

The bill to tax farmers coming To
tho W ilrnington market from other
States, it is now sail, VIII not eet
farther than the committee room
where 1t ia now pigeon.hoied. 1t is
remarkably strange that such pre-
= posterous bill should have been intro.
duced at all by a Democrat WHO had
been denouneing the Mckinley tariff
throughout the late campalgn as a
robber tariff. and those who profted
by the bill as "baron robbers.