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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-01-19

For instance, Mrs. Chas. Rogers
of Bay City, Mich, accidentally spill
ed scalding water over her little boy.
She promptly applied De Wits
Witch Hazel Salve, giving instant re-
lief. It's wonderfully good salve
for burns, bruises, sores, and sure
cure for piles. Fisher & Co.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-01-19
GEORGE A. SPAULDING,
Attorney-at Law.

will do general law and land business. Col
,ections made with promptness and dispatch.
Office over the Phillips County Bank, Phillips
burg, Kansas
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-01-19
CARDS,
FRANK MCKAY,
Attorney-at-LaW.

WIN furnish abstract Of titles make collections
and transact a general land and law business.
Office on south side Public Square, PAillipsburg,
Kansas
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1893-01-19
CHURCHES.

M. 3. CHURCH REV. j. p. Allen, pastor.
sunday School meets at 10 a. m; preaching at II
evening of each week Young peoples meeting
syery alternate Tuesday evening,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27
An EXPORT TAX ON COFFEE
Being Considered by the
Mexican Government.
THE MOVE A TEMPORARY ONE.
A Steamship Company's Con-
cession Cancelled.
The Company Ran Between Philadelphia
and Mexican Forts, But Had stopped
for Four Months without Sotice--Micx-
leo n as No New Railway Law.

CRY or MEXICO, April q The conces.
sion granted TO James W. French Of the
Mexico International line Of steamers,
piying between Philadelphia and various
Mexican ports on the coast, has been can.
cegled by the government, on the ground
that the company's steamers had ceased
naxug voyages for more than four months
without the permission of theAepartment
Of communication.
The proposition Of the committee on
ways aud means that an export tax be put
on coffee. hides, skins and ore has been
altered by the Chamber Of Deputies, by
Striking out the items relating to hides,
skins aud ores and dealing with coffee and
hanncquen only. The chamber approves
the proposed export tax as regards these
two articles. and no doubt the President
ANA senate will concur.
Il is generally the opinion here how
ever That the tax will be discontinued at
the earliest possible moment.
Many foreign newspapers have stated
that Mexico has enacted new railway law
which went into effect April 10Th. There
is no truth in the statement.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27
VICTORY FOR LIQUOR MEN.

The Philadelphia Court Refuses to Re-
woke I.iuuor Licenses on the Testimony
Of Law ana order Nitnesses--Ihc Ac-
cuSeti SIuSt First he Convicted ny aJury.
PHiLApEirait. April 24.-The license
court, by granting the licenses 70 the -
applicants against whom charges u
criminal nature had been brought ny the
Law and Order society has raeel the
societys counsel, Lawyer Veil W guam.
dairy. Al the epenins OF the court g! III NJ.
uriav Mr. Vail argued az considerable
length that the court should revoke the
Licenses ii the II defendants il tAe cyl
dehca showed that the law had been Nio-
lated. tn: lie was met by statement from
JGdsG Arnold tAat When q man = GhaFgeH
with ! criminal offence he should be tried
By jury OF ms peers.
Mfr. Ea. objected that this course
',wnald brin. hack the old aeein Phliadel.
phia @ncn we had dandy mayor. Judges
Biddle aud ArnolI retired Tor eolsli.la
ton, which resulted In q written opinion
Where the uetitiln accuses that crime
has been committed, sIblscting the
offender upon conviction u line Ini I'M
prisOnmeut proceedings, must be tahth
/ under the 18th section OF tile act Of May
1 l1th lsS7. and tie offender must be tired,
! rs in all cases under our constitution, by a
I jury. -
/ been committed for which no specific
4 mode Of prUce lure and punishment : PRO.
] yided by Law app.icaIon may &c MADE 20
Judge OF the or minal copr! e revoke me
4 license upon Sufficient cause shown OF
proof beng made u him.
As these rules come under the tTst sec
ton mentioned they are discharged
Mr. Vail, addressing the court, SAID that
a. the rcmoastranCgs against the fourteen
respondents had been based upon the ap'
plcatiOns to revoke their licenses. they
were Withdrawn.
These Licenses are then granted, sale
Judge Ridile.
The Licenses reiSsued are those Of Henry
r, Iissot William J, Leon, fhuma'
u Donnel Green's Hotel Charles 4 VI
Gillen Daniel McGettigan 4. J smith
Foley & smith. joseph + Fox, Patrick :
Bunce. James Cuuuis. Mrs. sophia Fischer
Jeremiah q. Dpnoghae and Thomas Don
nelly.
The Law and order society has not ye
decided whether or not 10 bring aciipl
against the applicants in the cEniAa
: | -
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27

inEs and striking the schooner aDidshirs. 1
The crew vi SIX aboard the ShebJygan
narrowly escaped with their lives.
E0BfRE=s MoSr1E, VA" April D.-Like
giants esiepr were the great war-ships in
Hampton Roads tj-,t3v. All around them
dnucti licet Of ltile boNts tossed like
c4FSs upon tile stormy waves. It was
raiEjr. when the tiFsi glean Of day broke
owe. The t1tt Ills morning a gale was
bln&iug from the southeast. The horizon
was !n%ls. ole and even the White squadron
was enSafGIle! m q dirty mist, which
hid their Snowy outlines. Heavy black
CLOUDS sc4grleG across the sky, but they
were not DiackeE than the clouds which
tilted npes the faces o. The girls ~ they
glanced at the sea and wondered how IN
the world they we're u brave the dangers
Il tie deep Il was enough 70 datut the
D-4yest soul 70 look cut upon the tenn
pe7tg6ls waves.
Heavy seas crowned with great masses
Of foam broke heavily upon the shore
and some Of the launches Is they bore the
officers 10 the wharf we're hidden every
moment in the trcagh Of the swell. As
tho day wore on the gale increased, the
+ sea became ruHgier and the wind how!ed
! ! dismal tIne a, i whistled around the
4 corner Vt the HSEea Hotel. Nearly
EtL}E-r0S Tux. April 21.-News was
received here to-day Of fearful cyclone:
i twd days ago, t4at swept the town Of
/ B1.rs 10 uAles north Vi Dallas, Polk
| goHutp The t0wu MAS almost swept III
the earth ann Il Is known that several per
| sO;s we're 4it4.
GEAsp FonEs. - d., April 24.-The Red
1 River III ne North j. - feet inches above
i the .JW water gauge and i still creeping
| uINsF.s. For aIiies north 81 this point
tAciae 4 sui solid, and a gorge may form
4, 4ur .a@iaent wt.Ieh VIII Hood million
acres If the He'd River valley
4 large number Of families Of this city
were t8r9ei t9 move bT tie iueteasin !
1904. 4 manl Der u houses when formed
4 r8rti@l Tie settlement IN the rear Dt
5uih.4a t.ga were YesteT:a- carried down
stream against tie tEest.r Fath approaches
% ;he ttse4t Northern bridge. Consider,
aDiH quantities Oi wrc@EaEe small houses.
barns g4.ugli4iGls trees AMI carcasses u
dead animals are coming igEn stream.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27
orr LIHERTr ~ RoUrE.
The Bell That Proclaimed Independence
NnM on liz. MnY 10 llic Mnrlhi. Fair.

PHILADELPHIA Pa April 25,-fhe train
hearing the Liberty bell left the Broad
Street Station Of the Pennsylvania railroad
NJ 1913 O'clock this morning, for Chicago.
A party Of ~ Including Mayor stuart, the
joint World's Fair Committee Of Councils,
and other city officials and newspaper men,
were on the train, which consisted Of loco
motive no. Is. the bell car, a combination
car three sleepers aud dining car.
sraphed. The crew which will ha changed
at the end Of each division, consisted OF +.
f. Paul, conductor; George w. Paxon,
hagga.rmlstcr; Harry iieardsly, flagman;
George W llaines. brakeman, George W.
Taylor. engineer; J. =. kerwin, fireman
The municipal officials will return in
two MHess.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27
Howard J. Tonkfa Il Hillington h

Howard J. Tenkin q Nillingt0n has
accepted position IN this CITY.
The Rev Mr. Brook i'll. ,igclincd an in.
vitation 10 become rcc.Jc Of Great Chop
tank parish.
Henry Y, s. Stout and d. Herbert Evans OF
Delaware were GraduEtei from ilahnemann
Medical College, Philadelphia, Wednesday.
Chaplain McGabe will deliver his lecture
THE bright Sitie Of Life in Libby Prison,
in Mt, Sate!n II. Z. Church, May 18th.
There is band Of pyp,ics eaeamped in
PierCe,s woods Branaywnc hundred. The
camp was visited sunday by people from
this city and vicinity
The trustees Of Mt. Salem Church are
preparing u Put in steam heating an0ara.
ius. II is likely that the work will be
started about June lst.
TT Rev. Bishop coleman will preach
and administer confirmation in Grace
Church, Concord turnpike, next sunday
afternoon at 2 2 clock. All are invited
Plans Tor residence and barn for Mrs
| Louisa +. Mason III All estimated cxpcndi.
| ture OF about $1,000, to be built near
! BELLEVUE station, are on view at tho
| Builders Exchange.
| There was some talk early in the winter
| Of having a borough charter for the High,
! lands. Edward Nelson was spoken OF tol
/ the burgnmaSter and he is now tamiliarly
| known rs Squire Nelson.
Letters testamcntary on the estate d
4 Mary A. Creeicn were granted Wednesday,
/ to Daniel ]. Greedeu letters Of admins
tration were granted 10 Henry G Robinson
on the estate Of Ann I. Aesllitt.
George Lancaster and Ge0rge Lancaster
Jr. Of Mlrshallton Mere gwen q hearing
before Justice Of the Peace Frank T. Smitl
yesterday wcrk and held in SOD bail 70
upper court, charged with disordcrly con
duct and threatening bodily harm.
II has been definitely settled that til
new school building for District Nos. .
and IS, Christians hundred, wIll be locate
ON the kennett pike near tfreen Hi
Church. The plaIls are IN tine hands of III
builders, whIarc preparing estimates.
The People Of Rising sun and vicinit
are to enjoy the luxury If the clectrl
light. Poles are being crested from Hagle
yard to Rising sun depot and arc lights NJ
to be pitt up The bankers will no long
have to grGpe their way in darkness whe
returning home At night
The Atlanta tiut Constitution of Sunda
said: MIR. George ". stone Of Whining
/ ton, Del. will preach at the Church {
) Our Father, this morning, at II o'cluc!
t The public is invited to hear him. VI
! Stone is the United States examiner
( charge Of the Gate City Bank and is
! mostinteresting and entertaining speaker,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27
14rNcn Of rHE rocIHoNr4s.
At the Harlan & HoiIingsworth Yards
on Tuesday For the Virginia Sayiga-
tion Company.

The new side.wheel steamer Pocahontas
was launched at the Harlan 4 Holdings
worth yards at Sis a. ~. Tuesday. 1t vas
ii7uG tide al the time, the sun, which had
been hiding behind cloud all the morn
ing, broke out bright and warm. The sur.
face Of the Ghristiana was as smooth as
mil! pond aud when Miss Lila Hubbard
surrounded by a number 81 ladies and
gentlemen, called in clear voice, II
Christeu thee Ppaah1ltas, aud the herib
b1nad champagne bottle fell with a click
agnias: the strel sides pf the new vessel
followed Is pretty launch AZ ever was
witnessed in the big Yards. 1t was sue,
cess Throughout President Barney who IS
an adept With the kolak managed 70 catch
a successful picture d the new vessel as
she slid into the water.
Among those present were President
Edward L. Barney II the Virginia Sayiga-
ton Company, Major A II Drury, West
ever Va, Frs; Nicepresident. Captain
James ", McGGrriek. Second Vice prcsi-
mpnl, Va II the directors, irwin Weis-
sjger, Richmond Captain :, O. DeTo Of the
steamer Ariel! NJ N. Sorval; private secte.
tary to President Barney With the com.
4 plnY were two young ladies. Miss Agnes
and Louise Barney daughters u the presi,
4 dent Of the Virginia Navigation Company
4 Miss Lila Hubbard Nelson county Va
I Mss Henrietta Porter, GovingtoA ky.i
Miss Sewell, Bath Ma Miss Helen Isnse
Rev Philip b CaDell and Mrs Cabell Of
this city
The Pocahontn- il a side-wheel steam
boat for river commerce, built by TIN
Harlan i H9lGnss worth Company for III,
Virginia Navigation Company OF Rich
mnnd Va. toruu on the James river o.
the epmpanys line between hehmont
and Norfolk.
she i Il stee1 and iran boat: length owe
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27
MEMORIAL OAR.
General Orders Issued by the Commander
of The Delaware Department., q. A. II.

OF the Delaware department, u. a. IL.
The following was issued Monday by
the Department Of Delaware, q. A. r.:
WIINISGroS, pEt-, April GOTH 1893 Gsnsral
Orders M !. Memorial Day with all its beau
ISM 1t has been recognized throughout the
inud a. belonging extensively 10 the Grand
army Of the Kepgbic, for the special objects
and purposes to which 1t has been so many
Yeas cHasterdted and devoted. Bearing in
mind the . facts, let u all loyalty celeb ate
Memorial Dag, that daS o. flowers and sad
ness. d memory aud nope; let US strew The
grave .; every veteran Mtih the sweet flowers
hi aIlrtn+, time, let lis decorate them with gar
LANDS ui love. let Us plant the nag Tor which
they fought, and which thsy loved so well at
the hEa4 ~ every veterans grave: let rs also
minsir ndr trdrs ot HSiHTHthy for the hesointe
homes, whose remaining mem5cr3, with hearts
fun Of sacred memories pray 10 the God Of
Mercy ami Comfort 10 lssuRee their grief. Let
US remember that before the dawn OF another
Memorial pay, when the revelit Is sounded,
5 ,inc ii tIs will not awake When the post roll
il called, some OF is will not respond. Let us,
( fRertf IRE, cherish each other, and SLOW 10 tho
/ world tuGt the inanteEs Of lht Grand Army of
< tne Repuhilc vii stand by aComr9de when
( he is m the right" though the whole world
assat HIM.
II ! wculi turtter recommend that the flags OF
our city. on pubic buildings aud sth4Ol- houses
4 and ulber places he at hR} fiaast in memory Of
the men who gave tHeir lives that tho nation
might've. Is! command Of
BENJANIS D. BoGiA,
Department Commander.
EDGAR 4. FiSiEY.
ma.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27
rnE IANrAI SnID H4KM.
The Uniquely Wortied Cards of Invitation
Isrmed 10 EnNnrth Gmests.

The annual shad bake to be given by
officials of the Delaware division, r, W.
4 g. railroad viii take place At bombay
Hook, May 5th, and train leaving Broad
street station 1t Is n'elock Will bFnc the
guests from Philadelphia. :. S Roberts.
chaplain has sent the following card OF
invitation to favored guests
viii y0u e0'Ur and pin our party.
On thp tiftL day o! May,
Al bombay Hook. DOWN GA the Beach,
We expect n Joyous day.
The cars Will start trofl clayton
Al ten,thlly ia TIE morn,
And We trast Tnll wi be with US,
And bring with ygI your own corn.
Immediately On the arrival OF the train
At Bombay HOOK there will be 4 grand
processIuu after which Hoebnon will be
administered, wth slight dash of jim
Jam water. Kindly advise If you will be
present. Sc Columbus stamps, with or
without whiskers Full dress or yellow
shoes not TguIiiFuu \
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27
THE LATEST SWlNDLE.
A Visit to the Worlds Fair Held Out
as an Inducement.
A Number of People Gnlied Out of Thirty
Gents ia stamps. and SOW the Iakirs
Are After Them for More Money.

Il
A Number of People Gnlied Out of Thirty
Gents ia stamps. and SOW the fakirs
Are After Them for More Money.
OHe ut the cteysrest swindie On record Is
being wurke! from Toronto Canada
uflder the galse ~ q free Zip 70 the +
Worlds Fair, q racket whicA beats the
swindling OF the green goods men ~ I
hollow. Circulars Of the bogus concern
are being sent to all parts 81 Delaware and
tile clegerlv written advertisements have T
c-ept into the newspapers but their Cheat.
ing character has Deea detc2ted at last and
the fraud unearthel.
TIE bogus concern calls itself the scott
Seed Company Toronto Canada. is
advertisements ask the reader to separate
the words, Worlds Far and Use the
letters 70 spell As many verbs as possible
not using the same letter ~ making am
one word more times than il aprea-s IN
Worlds Fair The SNinl.e GOES on to
say; :" II you are good at wurl.maKins
YOU can secure free trip to The World
Fair ami return, as the Scott Seed Com.
panY will pay all expenses, including Faii.
road fare hotel bills, admission 70 the
Columbian Exposition, and so IN cash
I. for incidental expenses, to tile irst person
/ able to make seventy words from me
4 letters contained III Worlds Fair, Ihey
4 Will also give free trip TO the World
1 FaiE and return, with 81 for Incidental
\ expenses, 10 the first person sending s.xtE
4 words also to the Rrst person sending
4 fifty words without cash accompaniment.
To the first person sending ititE words
will be gwen 80 III cash tothe;.rst person
4 sending forty words, So in cash % e4sa
81 the iirsi live persons sending tAlTtE-itNe
words, SIS in cash. and 70 each d the nrst
ten sending thirty words w!! be slFet. 50
in cash
Only one prize will be awarded 70 the
same person Write your natne ~ .l=t q
words tnunbereiJ and enclose the same.
postpaid with fifteen United state. THO
cen: stamps for q large package u Off
choice English cottage flower seeds.
The writer Of this cJiDssa! rake takes
she trouble to inform g'l.lciess victims shat
iHis Worlds Fair contest Mil pe care
fully and CUnscIeHlpGsiE cDnduetei so.eiy
tor the purpose II Introducing "D4r new
business III the isugts6 states, The adj
Te!tisefnEa. alsJ 5avs that the competitors
will receive the biggest ya.ae II flower
seeIs ever offered and If the victims are
aJ!e to I4aGe q good list 81 words and
. answer ts9.apt.r they will have . INST
5lass pt8tors,4iiity to secure free TRIP IL
7 p f3g4ca.ty Ind -trt!rn
The result has been iHst VIVA, these
E confidence H!ru have expected. ! lie adyeE.
ti-emeats have attracted attention NJ
e almost everv locality ai!. scores ii IeUp!g
have srut Is twU.cet pps,a.e stant!s f5r
!; tHe lower ser6!. wnlch lerer existed ek
9 rept III tie Imagination the origin ator:
II Jill t4.p coMeeFa. \ number oi
people III TIL. locality haze been notiic1
that tEur we're the sGgc,- stat conpetituti
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27
Lively Row During a sunday show.

TERRE IlSrTE. lNp., April 4i.-An excit-
ing scene occurred last evening in a
theatre during Q performance of Pietro
Mascagni opera II Ratzau" number
OF Irrcdentist, or Italian Radicals who
we're in the audience, clamored Italian
national arthcm. The audience generally
protested against the clamor. An uproar
followed, and the lrredentists and those
opposed 10 them began lighting. The
police inerferea and cleared the theatre,
arresting several persons who We're engaged
in the disorder.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27
An flectrlc light plant destroyed.

sAII-HUNV MD, ApfIl ", AT Z 0 clock
saturday afternoon fire completely de.
strayci The Salisbury islselrc Light and
Power r"&.panys plant, located On West
he9tnut street Tie tire originated in the
b1iJerre6m and IN less than Aai ~ hour
town il left III total darkness te all the
streets were lighted by electricity. The
til incss houses and many private resi-
dGtra> we're also competed u lIu>tly pro-
vidr iamrs. The loss e the company Is
about $l6U0, insurance s6,SD
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27
! sra4NGE DIs4rrElR4NcE.


and suspicious stories Are Talked OF.
MAHANpY CITY, Pa, April 2i.--Mahanoy
City has a sensation in the disappearance
of John A, Latham one Of its most prom
iuent citIlens. He was about 40 years of
age, married and with an interesting
family, He was brother.in-law aud right
hand business man of eXSheriff Andrew
Comtey the wealthiest business man of
the town,
Through his relations with Mr.. Comrey.
Latham was the manager Of the water, gas
and electric light companies, and secretary
Of several saving funds and ENGAGED in the
insurance and real estate business.
Experts are investigating hisaccount and
nmsaNory stories are Promised.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27
Ietter rro.n cyru. ". rIe!a. u.

NEW YORK, May sth 1888
Several times tins winter have suffered
from severe colds on my lungs. Each time
have applied Allcoek's Porous Pl4sters
and in every instance ! have neen quickly
relieved by applying one across mg chest
and one on my back My friends through
my advice have tried the experiment and
also found ii most successful. feel that
/ can recommend taem most highly to
any one who may SEQ tlt 10 try them.
CYRus W FIEIn. liz.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27
Cattle-stealins Indians Defeat Their
Cow BOY Pnrsuers and Escape With
Their Plumber,

Cow Toy Fnrsuers and Escape With
Their Ptunder.
DESvEE Cnl.., April IA special from
Green River. Utah, says Reports have come
ii from Dandy Crossing, on the Colorado
river Of 4crtous fight between Bluff City
COW boys and band Of 80 Navajo Indians.
these Indians from timeto time raid the
E.k Mesa COW outfits to obtain supplies of
beef one If the parties came across the
san Juan last Monday and commenced
the usual Expectations. Word reached
Knowles & co. 5 outlit and several Of their
COW boys started north To round up the
Navalos.
The job. however, proved too big for
them aud two OF their number were shot.
Kid Johnson. the cowboy leader, was shot
through the BODY aud may die,
The Indians got OF apparently Gnhurt
and retreatcd across the San Juan river,
taking with them herd OF cattle.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27
IHE SEW LErFEK CARRIERS.
The Promotions and appointment OF
Substitutes at the PostOilicc by Post
master stewart.

IIIdsFVF sNFWFFIs
Postmaster stewart has appointed the
following for letter carrier service Charles
NJ. Sehl, No. 9ll Elm street Harry G.
Mclean No. $40 IVES, Third street. Lewis
c. Adams, No. S37 West Fifth street; John
w. Iutz, Tweuty.second and Eamotte
streets John K. Rittenhouse, No. 2O6
Cherry street, and Joseph II. Duffy, M.
1910 Scott street.
The above ralnes are from the list of
those recently announced as having passed
the civil service examination The present
carriers they are Charles W. Foinset,
David tobcrts, Ernest Henderer ,lr., and
Louis Finger, The additional men will 20
on duty Nav LIST
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27

PAHIs, April 22.-At cabinet coun-
Gil held in the Elysee, il was decided 10
give notice 10 all workiugmen in the
employ 81 the French government that
they are forbidden 10 take any part in
the coming celebration Of May Day, by
the working Glasses.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27

Mary bouahuc. aged wreE. daughter
Of John Dlnahur Of No. 80 hrkwuni
street ,licI suddenly in bed at her home
sunday morning. Deputy Coroner Fox
issued certificate Of death from heart
lisnasn.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27
MR. cLErEE4SD FIRsr.


engagements for Seating Visitors at the
Worlds Fair Opening.
Fair committee at It's meeting Yesterday,
decided for the seating Of visitors on the
platform at the opening exercises
President Cleveland comes first; then the
direrttcsccndants Of Ghristoper Columbus,
followed BY the members of cabinet and
other diEntaries.
The board Of lady managers have de-
cdrd t. celebrate the opening of the build
ing in Music Hall. Orly limited number
of invitations will be issued.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27

II is only Of late wears that rheumatism
has eentreuted as u blood disease. But that
this is correct theory is proved by the
extraordinary success attending the Use Of
Ayers Sarsaparilia III this painful and
very prevalent tnalady. 1t seldom fails Of
radiCSl cure.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27

sufferers from coughs, sore throat, etc.,
should try browns Bronchial Troches,' =
simple but sure remedy. Sold only in
boxes. Price 20 cents.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-04-27

ase IIar$fotl Acid Phosphate pr. II. T..
f4ruas ha4suu Milt@ says = have
tIUAd Il gerry beneficial In nervous debility,
IRON any cause, and Tor indigestion"