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ia, ia'tes individually N Keeping Win other uNuries.
Iemcdy must be Pleasantly acceptable IN foim, purely
wholesome in sompositon truly beneficial in effect and
entirely irce from every OBJECTIONABLE quality really
gentle family laxative syrup Of Figs.
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Revolution" continue to draw large audiences OF
students and townspeope. n, =.
On February "A TO 90 Biblical institute WI VII ps
Isaiah President Harper, Professor Tufts PROFESSOR
Price and others will take part. The OBJECT 81 m1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01

Mall Gazette" The first Issue contains letters from
Premier Gladstone, Sir william Vernon Harcour Baron
Hcrschel. A. J. Mundela and other prominent In
erals welcoming the new paper and expresspe
earnest wishes for It's success.
sThe Westminster Gazette says that the recent
purchaser OF THE Pail Mall Gazette was William
Waldorf Astor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01

physician, but received no ue,m.s 49,
relief A friend told me a, ~
CUTICuRA REMEDIES.
sent for q copy Of your book. ~ ~
thea a year ago. and now I r,.s ,
had read the book and begun "a ~. |.
the CUTICURA REMEDIES a, o,..
But the doctor said the remedies, so'S
In some cases, would be Of M ~.
TO me. and continued to prescrIh. -
me for nine months. grew wo,s
and worse. Death would hay.
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Cuticura Remedies

Procured one box OF CCTIcuRA one cake Of CuTlcrp.
SOAP, and bottle OF CCTICURA RESOLyFyr
began 10 them about the middle OF last Aueu.,
curing a new supply when the first was exhaust.d
well and attend to my missionary work. -.
Secretary Of the Sullivan County Bible Society fno,,
lnclosed). Have been engaged in missionary WORK =, -.
county for eighteen years To recommend the CUTrcrp
REMEDIES to suffering humanity will be q mart a, =.
missionary work In the future.
Rev. MASON GILLESPIE.
p. o. Box II, Mongaup. Sullivan Co. w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01

The two magnificent victories Won BY the Ribo'
Cabinet at Yesterdays sitting OF the French Chamber
show tina, the majority OF the Deputies 90 not snare
the idea, OF their colleague NJ Paul do Cassagnac III
regard 20 II" innOcuousness OF newspaper ATTACKS upon
the national establishments OF credit such attacks VIII
be considerably curtailcd hereafter. thanks TO the
penalties which were noted by the Chamber, ana
which viii certainly be approved by tho senate They
had involved the savings banks. the Bank OF France
The Credit lonCcr and some other financial Institutions
which are 10 strictly state concerns than are the
ones named. but which are, nevertheless directly
under the states control and are considered by the
people as national establishments. The Opposition
papers said that the funds deposited IN tho
ings banks and weekly transferred to the "Calsse deS
Dcpos COnsiguatIons. wero there at the mercy OF
the Ministers. who purchased with them French
whenever they needed rise in the bourse for
general political purposes, used them for the service
Of their several departments. As to the Bank OF
France the papers took advantage OF tho ex-
ceptional withdrawal OF 100000 francs IN gold
within week 10 cry out that the Rotlschids aud
other administrators OF the bank conspirng 10
deprive France OF the gold upon which she
could rely In time OF II said that this
done with n view TO helping the Triple Alliance
especially Austria, which country l. about withdraw
a portion OF her currency. and has ordered her Ger
man and Hebrew bapkers TO furnish her with gold
The Credit Foncier, the Credit Lyonnas and other
laig" establishments wcrc represented rs being In a
bad way
Although these attacks were utterly unfounded the
chamber has considered IL necessary 10 stop them in
III" future rs completely Is possible. Thu most con
.l">lNe answer 10 these assaults upon the credit OF
Trance + 10 be found In the following figures taken
fom the OIhciai report relptivc ih" financial con.
dillon of ia" country In l-62: The direct taxes have
been collected IL easily and promptly H. usual, with
slight Increase IN collection expenses OF four fifth,
Of one sou on each 1000 francs. Tho indrrc, taxes
have produced 2,liOO0.OOO 600 OCO francs
NOR" than In 1891. The custom housc receipts which
com" under this head. than 70 900 900 francs
In excess oil those OF the year before.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01

O relief. aud IL was the only Iea expected Jus, ~.
my wife Il thank God for good one) found the boo.
sent in some out-ohewey place and It through W.
discharged the attending physician and said we would ~
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MISSIONARIES STORY
HOW He suffered from Eczema. d..
tors Failed. Grew Worse. Dean
Only Relief Expected.

have been troubled with chronic Eczema Nm ~,
The itching was very annoying and made mo n,s -.
work had tried many remedies and eon.nl..s As It
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
AN OLD EMPLOYE LEAVES TIE TREASURY.

Washington, Jan. 31.-J. w. Whepey. Assistant
Treasurer Of the United States today officially
severed his connections with the Treasury Department
10 enter private business after an active connection
with the Office for thirty-two Years. Mr.. Wh"lp-
ley entered the Office In August IN l-Gl, when tho
Treasurer's Office had only eight clerks. Now 81 has
over 800 employees. IN lrGl the total assets az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01

CUTICCRA REMEDIES arc the greatest akin ....-
blood purifiers and humor remeL,es Of modem time, 60
everywhere. Price, CUTICURA, Soc. SOAP, 25e =. pv
SOLVENT, 81. Prepared BY the POTTER DRUG AM
CHEMICAL CORP. Boston.
~ "How TO Cure Skin Diseases" o. pages. 90 film.
trations, and testimonials mailed free.
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ALLEGED ATTEMPT ON TIE CARS LIFE

ALLEUED Al Nv O7s.ts III u
RUMOR IN BERLIN THAT HE HAS BEEN IN.
JUEED BY A BoMB-THE REPORT DIsCREDITED.
Berlin, Jan. 3l.-A report Of an attempt upon
the Cars life was circulated here late tnN
evening The Gar and several members OF Mo
suit are said TO have been injured by pomo'
No further details were given. AT the Russian
Embassy all knowledge OF such an auempt
denied. The report is believed TO be a canard'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01

PASSAGE by THE CHAMBER so ~ i'o' w .,
BILL PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR AUTHORS
OF BAsELEss ATTACKS on FINANCIAL
INSTITUTIONAL STORMY DEBATE.
Paris. Jan. 3l.-M Bourgeois, Minister OF jus
,;co introduced in the Chamber OF Deputies Tor
day bin providing that the authors OF unwai,
rarted attacks upon savings banks be punished
with Imprisonment for "a term not Longer than TWO
years ard Lot shorter than two months
NJ. Tirard. Minister of Finance, said in defence
OF the bill that some such measure had pccome
IMPERATIVE in view Of tie immense harm done
70 perfectly sound institutions BY frivolous news
naper articles Not only had the savings pahks
been embarrassed by these attacks, but also 'he
National credit had been weakened.
Deputy De Cassagnac replied that the o"'c'h
mcnt seemed TO DC going crazy on the suoJecV u
libcl laws The Ministers should look nearer HUME
if they wished to discover the cause OF dis'rus'
among bank dcpostOrs. Probably the newspaper
,rticlc described by NJ. Tirard had not caused the
withdrawal of dozen accounts IN raris' INC
suspicions which had undermined public conil-
dcnre centred upon the Ministers, especially upon
those former Ministers who had squandereo 'he
money of the Panama Company.
Thi, statement evoked tumult The Repuo-
loan IDENTITIES protested, the Royaists chcered and
applaudcd, and VI. Floquet shouted above the con-
fusion that he had been illuminated, and the day
Of Justice was approaching. Deputy De Cassagnac
replicd with violent gestures, but his words we're
lost in the uprOar.
NJ. Ribot deprecated attempts to spread 'he
belief that the savings banks had suffered from
= manic The total withdrawal of deposits, he
said. had been small in view Of the amount iei'
with the banks and the strong Efforts making
daily to propagate general distruSt. The people
knew that behind the savings banks was INC
rreatcst Of all French guarantees. the Natiohai
funds Nobody could deny, however, tEat '"e
campaicn against tile banks hal done some harm
and that II threatened more mischief. Inc Wv
crnment felt no great anxiety, but at tho same
time could not tolerate the suggestions ana sian
dcrs now published. Certain persons hdd sus-
res,cd that war was imminent; Others, that thc
Govcrnment was guilty of embezzlement no
othcr couutry in tho world would bear the ouroeh
of such cOnsccncclcss falscho0ds and there was
mo reason why France should invite the perils
which Law in them. prolonged cheers from LOU
and Centre II the Deputies would arm the
C,overnmrnt ade1 uatcly with the law the plotters
.roins, tho Nation and the Nations credit would
be- crushed. ooc q.
The hill was then passed. by vote OF $50 70
IsG The Chamber also decided. by a vote o.
33j TO 49, that the speeches OF NJ KNOT anu NJ
lizard be pacaidcd throughout France
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01

TIE SUGAR MEN AND TIE CENSUS.
Washington, Jan. 81 On motion OF Mr.. Wilcox,
from the Committee on Census, the House to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01

THE BRITISH REPLY IN THE BEHRING SEA CASE
London, Jan. 3l-Sir George Baden Poweh mas on
patched 10 Washington Great Dritaln's reply ~ tne
Behring Sea case. Sir Charles Russell. Sir Richam
Webster and John Elgby assisted In the preparauoo
he
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-02-01
RIBOT CABINET AGAIN UPHELD
SHIELDING SAVINGS BANKS CREDIT.

PASSAGE by THE CHAMBER 500 TO &c., OF
n111. PROVIDING PENALTIES FOR AUTHORS
OF DAsELESs ATTACKS on FINANCIAL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-22

Coroner Kinks jury yesterday after.
noon held an inquest on the body of
Mrs. julia Brooks, who was killed al
the Delaware Railroad crossing at
tarnhurst yesterday morning. Jere.
mlah Doran, Miss Fannie b. News and
Miss Lizzie B. News testified TO hear.
ing the whistle of the locomotive and
saw. Mrs. Brooks driving along the
road.
The Misses Mews and several other
witnesses thought the crossing very
dangerous one at night, there being
no one there TO prevent people from
driving over the track when a train Is
In sight, in case 1t should not be heard.
After hearing the testimony the jury
rendered verdict consuming tho rail
road company. After rendering the
verdict the Jury passed the following
resolutions:
Resolved, That In the opinion OF
this jury the railroad company is
.orlninally negligent In not providing
either safety gates at the crossing at
tarnhurst station or having q flag
man there at all times, either night or
day, as we deem 1t a very dangerous
crossing"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-22
KENNARD & CO.,
62l-623 MARKET ST.

Step into our store when
down or up town and see
something in the way of a
Turkish Towel and Wash
Rags that will surprise you.
Size, quality, price-never in
our history have we shown
such value,
Right as you enter the
front door, centre counter.
At this counter will also
be found those nice Irish
Lawns at l2i cents. 3s
inches wide.
And that wonderful job in
Pineapple Tissues at 9 cents.
This is one of the best Cot.
ton Dress Goods ever shown
over a retail counter at this
low price.
Worth nearer double.
Do you remember that
large Palm Fan with extra
size handles finished with
white bone ends we had
three years ago. Well, we
have them again. Same old
price, Is cents each.
Lots of other Palm Fans,
Japanese Fans, French Fans,
Austrian Fans; in fact, a
great Fan stock from 2 cents
to $l2 each.
Look at that elegant win.
dow of ours to-day and see
the Dainty Dimities there
displayed. They are beauti.
full, and only % cents. Have
opened our last lot. No more
this season. .=.=
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-22
7HE EERHS WHEEL
Rival Of tAs ETA Tower Dsli-
Gated at the Fan.



Two Thsusand Peopls ~ : Tim. .ro,x..,
sHyvara IN an. nxo..... c.. ,-.,
80. s--A'
asning Easr hnsinsss
Colonsl Davis' Power Absolute.
cmo.oo r On
- c..'. ane -Aniu tue booming
a. :. u~1 she rom .unoosts on Lake Michi
z. "a. nusic ol naii dozen
-. 90 ~ - oneernk ana waving OF naRs
ss.s..s. $3.50 sp ss .ne Ferris wheel, the
~. " unpn oi engineering OF the
a..sS us Sen.ury WAS formally dedf
Wnr,a;, Ss, ss an aoJunct 10 the
49, Jun e'an exposiuon-
~. oIo"u nus YET peen seen IN MID.
~ .;as-.sn - was sasnerea around
- el6an1ic STRUCTURE when the exercises
star s..as.,s .s, 10y ~ .1e rsnaerng OF the
hsr -. 1'aepsr " tne Iowa state
a.
81 ' C. ~ me Promoters OF the enter.
~, Sapsnn ~ W. aunt, president OF
ao erris "neei company, called the as
sesnoAse 70 oruor, AND IN feiicitous terms
e.s.oa ~ sne u,noulties tnat nave been
ulJoaa ~ ana 70 tne nnai triumph by
~. s10 eloer prlso mao peen surmounted.
o snen introduced Mr.. George w. g.
cerrlss OF riLtsburG, the inventor of the
,..s mno was received with applause
NJ ~. aru ions continued
nj FERRIS modestly expressed bis appre-
o."eion " une ovAtion rendered him, and
tave way 70 1enerai Nelson A. Miles.
Ano.her ovalion was IN store for the
\. v.ou1eo inoian ngnter. he responded to
sse son.'hens OF tne United states gov
o.' one, anu commented on the great
aiee 70 Inc engineering world OF the
g 1uccsAsiui completion OF the structure
III 10y SAna enen rendered america" after
wnion Mayor Carter Harrison responded
" penan OF me CITY OF Chicago and Presi-
oeIs 2, =. HiginbothAm for the World,s
T Diumolsl exposition. Major Moses =.
fhoy spoke Tor the world and World's
ano MT james W. scott for the press
Oh sne woria.
me oonoiuaing speech was made by
non. whnAm a. vincent, ex-chief Justice
o. me territory OF New Mexico, who spoke
LOT she nerns Wheei company, and espe-
eisiy addressed himself 20 the number Of
iauies Pfesen'' assuring them OF absolute
strength anu SAFETY OF the wonder At
.ne conclusion Oh this address the band
Pa5eo ianKee Doodle" When the
second stanza mad been reached the in
Y,nlor, MT rerris, piew signal on gold
wnistie.
IN tne meantime the thirty-six cars had
psen hiled with the nrst contingent Of In
Vitea guests. AT the signal the engineer
puIieo the lever, and amidst tempest Of
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-22

NEw York, June 81 State and western
flour steady, easy; low extras. q. 96a2. As; city
mills patent, A.i0l14.6O; fair TO fancy, az. IS
@3.b; Minnesota clear. 81. J0Cd3; patents.
S4Qt4.+6; superhne, sl.T5a2 rs; city mills
S3.su14; winter wheats, low grades, s2.0sll2. 45;
patents, SS.5Oat4.25; straights, S3.bOt4; rye
mixtures, S2Soib3.4D; fine, Sl.70dl2 10; southern
quiet, weak; common to fair extra, a. lOln3. 10.
good to choice do, S3.lbQDi25. Rye IN mod
crate demand, steady; superfne, 5000, 30.
Wheat moderately active: July, f2lslt72skc. (;
September, IS ll-1dQb77c.; October, 7sSkc,; De.
cember, sls46s2cA. Rye quiet, nominal; west
ern, &c. Corn steady, quiet. July, 4gJz15Oc. 4;
August, bUtz660ssc.; September, 505tyl16Ilsc. 4:
October, 5l1s15i4c.; No. 2, 4sI4Gl5O5zc. Oats
quiet, easier; July, 3eszc,; state, 3els{tl4,tc.
western, os64AIkc.
PHILADELPHIA, June t2l.-Beef dull, steady.
extra mess, s70ds.b0; family, slO0i2. Pork
In moderate demand. steady; new mess, SIG. 60
OH. Lard dull,easy; steam rendered, 1895. But
ter quiet, firm; New York dairy. leG2Oc.; west
ern dairy, hlt@l6c.; Elgins 20J4c.; New York
creamery. 2oG20l1c.; western creamery, 1900
so1fc; Imitation creamery, 14,flDl6c. Cheese
steady, easy; New York, large white. 79xass1c.;
do. colored, 1S4G9l4c.; do. small, slSnslSc /;
part skins, lG5c.; full skins, Nc Eggs steady.
fair demand; New York and Pennsylvania
l5ltc.; western, 14a40tl5c.
BALTIMORE. June 2l.-Flour dull. Wheat
easy. Corn steady; white corn, by sample.
BIC; yellow do, Soc. Oats quiet. Rye dull,
Hay quiet, barely steady; good to choice tim
othy, sl5.oO1i6.5o. Provisions steady. Butter
hrmer; creamery,fancy 2lc.; do. fair 10 choice,
lad2uc.; do, imitation, lsc.; ladle fancy, lec (;
good to choice, l31l6c.: store packed, l30tllc.
Eggs steady at l5c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-22

The rsport Of the Maryland Stat
Weat1er Borvice for the Wssk endinG
Jrne W shown that comparativoly l|t
10 rnin fell during the past veek-l Il
that section. and while crops Ore moi
apnertna, rain would BE- OF benefit ID
All sections, Tbs temperafure aver
sgeq above the normal, and there wxa
an abundance Of sunshine.
a a1s g from Eastern
"Wheat shows signs Of ripenina and
harvestinx will begin within q weak,
u weather remains favorable. Data
heading. Corn and potatoes growing
well. erase ie being cut; crop short.
Too dry for late peas. June drop OF
peaches past and enough remain to
make . large sized fruit and fair
crop, Cherries failure"
Reports from other sections are:
Port Deposit Cecil County. The
are looking very we'll. A good soak.
Ing rain 10 much needed.
Colora, Cecil County.-Dry and
rather cool for season, We had light
rain, but more is needed. Harvest be-
ginning In clover.
Chesapeake City, Cscil County,
wheat y ont OF blossom, and shows
siRns OF ripening. Oats cominG out In
head Corn growing nicely. erase ID
being cut, and crop very abort.
huntingdon, Kent County. Wheat is
rlpening aud has made good head.
hay harvest commenced; crop short.
Reaches have ceased to drop. Corn
hae made q good growth.
Greensboro. Caroline County
Drouth ie severe. and rain very much
needed. Wheat harvest has begun, but
not general. The crop seems to be
extra good. Peaches show fine crop
at this ume-not too full and beyond
Denton. Caroline County. Wheat
harvest will commence on Monday,
10th; crop good. Corn looking well,
especially on light land. Too dry for
grass and early vegetables. Light
shower on Friday.
Tunis Mills, Talbot County.-Ag good
rain wonld benefit corn and grass. II
weather Is warm next week some will
dominance to cut wheat. Peaches
growing finely. but only a light crop
OF yellow fruit is expected. There are
enough Of the white varieties on trees
however. to make fine sized fruit and
fair crop.
Easton. Talbot County-Ali crops
looking we'll. Harvest will be general
early part OF coming week. Some
wheat reported badly scabbed. Cher
rles failure.
Cornersville Dorchester County
The dry weather OF last week threat
ems TO cut the late crop Of peas short,
but 1t has proved beneficial to the
wheat crop. giving 1t rich, golden
tinRe. OF real ripeness. The June
Drop OF peaches Ia past and enough
Dailsville. Dorchester County-Corn,
potatoes, late peas, grass, etc, would
be much benefited by rain. Will COM
this section. Oats LOOK better than
average. Peaches large Tor this time
OF year. June drop" about over.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-22

correspondent writing from the
National Soldiers Home at Hampton,
Va, tells OF the Incidents OF pensAn
day as follows:
Pension Day" has again come and
gone, and ls now remem bered monQ
the events Of the past. Though lost to
sight 1t is still fresh In remembrance,
and hope may for awhile at least, DO.
eticaliy spealiing be "held to mem ory
dear" The event transplred this quar-.
ter on Tuesday last. the 18th instant,
two or three days earlier than usual and
the time fixed by Major Thompson,
Home treasurer, was the more &C.
ceptable to several scores OF the old
soldiers, anxious to get away on thirty,
sixty or ninety days furlough or nine
days leave. Major Thorn pson with his
chief clerk Charlie" Green, aided by
his well.trained corps of ASSISTANTS,
began paying at . o'clock sharp, and
SO admirable were all the arrange.
ments made by the Treasurer, that
there was not the slightest delay in
this responsible work.
Companies A and b, which at the
previous pension day, Wednesday,
March 18th, were first paid of, on
this occasion regulated TO the foot of
the days program. Payment was be.
gun with Company G. and continued
to and Including Company i, when the
bugle sounded for dinner. At precise.
I'So a. M, Captain Holstein of
In line alphabetically, aud when Major
thompson notified him through his
orderly that he was ready to proceed,
the line moved up to the cashiers desk,
and the payment was begun.
AS showing the alacrity OF the work
noted that the one hundred and sew
enty pensioners in Co. X were paid in
exactly twenty-five minutes, The 200
pensioners from the Convalescent
Co. Capt. Murphy. followed Co. X and
were settled within less than an hour.
many OF them wearing crutches and
canes, we're unable to get along very
last. Companies A and b came next,
ending Major Thompson's payment
Tor the day. Tho greater part OF We'd
were kept busy furnishing trapsporte.
ton to men who had been granted
furloughs, and Thursday YVES devoted
TO the payment OF pensioners coniin.
cd in the Hospital.
transportation was furnished to
nine days leave men on Friday. Over
oO0 checks were sent by mail to absent
men and the total amount disbursed
by Major Thompson was about 600,
o00. The Governor granted between
256 and 276 furloughs for periods rang
ing from 80 to 40 days, and over 125
nine days leave OF absence. Governor
Woodfin gave eight men their dis
charge. From Tuesday morning until
Sunday the camp was quarantined and
no one allowed to pass the guard with.
out a furlorgh or leave. The next
racket Is the Fourth Of July. Whoop
her up!
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-22
Dots.

American Laundry, 602 West Front 81
Cupping and lseching. los L. Second 81
Cummings, the photographer. so
Market street.
Have you seen tho lion In Fullmer's
park at Shellpot hill.
You can get something you can cal
at 227 Market street. Hollis.
IL you want first-class dyeing and
scouting done, go to 2l0 King.
Fresh fish received daily and for sale
at ITO East 4th street. W. G. ELLIoTr.
VIM. Radames MIcrobe Killer. sold
at 81 per bottle. 2l9 W. I'd street. j.
j. Wilhelm.
Watches, clocks ard icwelry re.
paired at moderate prices. at Wright's,
22O King street.
Dressmaking tailor system, years
experience. now wishing to build up a
new trade. No. GOA East 18th street.
DIR. Simms' White Pulmonic Balsam,
the famous popular lung and throat
medicine anu consumption preyenter
sold by druggists everywhere.
Repairing all kinds OF clothing as
we'll us steam dyeing and securing.
Altering and cleaning ladys garments
u specially at Oil Market street. Pier.
son and Burke.
Go to DR.. ]. II. Simms & Son, COG
King street, now, for DIR. Simms ia
nous White Puimonic Balsam, the
lung cure. COG King street. Elegant
medicine depot.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-06-22
THESE WARM DAYS
you WILL
FIND COMFORT
If YOU WILL VISIT
Fifth and Market SITS.

Comfort in our Thir
Clothing, comfort in oul
cool. store, and more ant
better comfort when yor
note the prices for goods
In our Furnishing De
partment you will find a full
line of Soft Shirts for these
hot days. Also a full line
of Laundered Goods in new
and beautiful patterns. See
our Custom Department.
We have some extra good
values in Serges of different
shades. Can make you O
Suit to Order from $1S,
$40, $22 and 1926 in short
notice. Guarantee good
work and fit.