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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10
DuRlIC sALE-.YilI he sold 1t i,, ~
l. safe OH The Mrs. T:tfei t:rtI. 4.
Glasgow station. Pencader llGaI41d.
ON TUESDAY.
THE Urn DAY OF FEBRr .|-j -
- Al l. OIL OK ahnrn

M my stock aud Implements ana ham.
hold goods without reserve, as ;oiiGw.:
ahead OF horses and ono colt, euu4.iiy :
years old, tres horses Rrs all gopad a5Gd
good road or work horses
10 head OF selected nIilch cows. most oi
them In profit by say OF sale, some Of hi.l,
grade stock, hellers and | young bulI
extra stock, a lot Of good shouts ai.i u'ts
lblhnd sow, ihrni wagons. Walter a.
Wood binder Walter A. Wood mower.
both new last season; hOrs rake ncariS
Inew;l CLARK Getaway haFrow,l gulkcS
lcultirator. cultiyatoGs, plonghs. huS
Rigging. horse cart, roller corn shelter.
h aE cutter. patrs twin harTOws, | corn
marker marit-t dearborn. | German
town curriagc.l no top buggy, | road cart,
nearly new; carriage pole and yoke.
lIamllj Sleigh l small sleigh. wood slei.
wheel barrow. pairs of wagon harness
pairs plough harness, brides, cOllart
an. lines, set or curt harness. . liz lies
ssdulcs, mans saddle. hay fork and rope.
may knltc. grind stone. block and lali
beam aad Pea, croSs cut saw aNcs, maui
ava wedges past spnGo. shovels hoes.
TOXIN etc. butchers tools picks ma took
and hammer. ! sausage suffer. berry
brateS and trays, asparagus bunuher,
carpenter tools. bnshel, q bushel aud y
peck measures. nor trough, large mca
lInest isel tr2ngh, hog box. turkeys
tucks and chickens lot of coops lot oil
good household goods, tables, chairs bod
strads. bedding. bureaus conx and psrlOi
stoves, dairy fixtures creamery. churns
pans. buckets, scales, etc. 100 bushels
while stur potatoes, IL acres OF wheat In
the ground ana numerous articles too o.
IdlOuJ TO mention.
! TcTlns-3ll sums over SO a creGIt OF s
months, 10y giving an approved note, wiz l
Interest from date, or 4per cent. OF soi
cash OH credit sums.
lSale to be positive.
JOHN II. wOoDw AID.
! l.. W. Stldham g. Sons, Aucts. flO-2t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10

On February 18th and 27th and March
18th aud 9th the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company will run personally
tours to Florida. The spe
cial trains in charge OF experience
tourist agent and chaperon will leave
New York $50, Trenton 1l.0S a. m.
l2.iO, Wilmington 1850
and Baltimore 2,36 p. NJ, These trains
will be composed OF the finest Pull
man sleeping and dining cars fitted
with modern appointments and
conyeaiences OF the most sumptuous
type.
$50 from New York. s4S from Phila.
dtlphia and Baltimore, and proper
tionately low from other points on tho
sy stem, will cover all expenses while
on the special trains transportation,
Pullman accommodation and meals
with tho exception of the last tour,
the ticket for which covers Pullman
facilities south bound only, the limit.
however. being May Slst thus allow.
Ing Il much longer visit.
A stay OF two weeks in tile glorious
heal Anticipating peninsula may be on.
Joyed on the first three, and that time
may well be spent In following out the
side trips available from
Jacksonville. These tours are especial.
ly apropos during the ponletntial sea
son now upon us. and a vacation in
this beautiful State should prove oil
great benefit to those moro or less ia,
tigued from the pleasures OF the
social life and excitement of the win
ter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10

The mem bers OF the G. 4. o. of Odd
Fellows gave a union social, which was
q grand affair, last nighl at Music
Hall. Fourth aud French streets, in
honor OF Braudywine Lodge, No. 1905.
1t wus attended by about one hundred
and thirty persons. ladies and men,
hers of the Order. At S.d5 O'Clock Mr..
W. Nj. Winston NJ. Y. p, delivered the
opening address, which was respond
cd to by Mr.. C. G. Laws. Il. S. Five
minute addresses by Cap. J. II,
Wooden. eX-District Grand Master,
and I. NJ. V. p, Joseph H. Seney, Jr
OK District Grand Secretary, who
spoke lively npon the organizut ton OF
the iiist Odd Fellows up to the pros.
ent time and when they were first in.
troduced in America. The closing ad,
drees was given by Mr.. James Ii.
Price, Jr., after which time the Chair.
man, Mr.. ". L. Redding. p. N. f.. an.
nounced to the company assembled
that the waiter would serve them. all
with ice cream and otherrcfreshmefits
of VT ich they had an aoundance to
give each one a full supply. Mr. j. N,
kilk man was styled head waiter, and
with his assistants deserve great cred.
it In managing tho affair. There were
ionr different courses served and
closed AT Il.30 O'Clock when all went
home happy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10

A party OF five gentlemen were con
Yerstng this morning over the passing
events CT the day when one of them
said that you cannot get to Townsend
now without passing FIinn's Corner.
Another OF the party then drew u dia.
gram OF tho situation. In the distance
could be seen Townsend collector
and standing near him aspirant Coop.
er with barrel to load him up while
on the opposite sido Is seen trn!l
with Dlokey as engineer and Neary as
fireman, and John +. Callaghan step.
ping aboard palace car.
Across the track stands Deputy
Finn. waving the flag OF justice on the
pole Of determination, while In the
far corner Cleveland Is aiding Senator
Gray to father his broken word and
stick IL together with spoils paste,
while Secretary Carlisle holds the
telephone to hear the news from
Townsend.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10
BIG ROBBERY OF JEWELS.
The Gems, However, Are Quickly Recov-
cred by the Police.

SPRINGFIELD Mass, Feb, "a daring
and successful robbery in this city re-
suits in the loss TO r. S. Barnum, travel
lag representative 0f Shearcr a. Douglas.
q jcwclry firm of New York, Of his trunk
OF samples valued az about $4,000. Bar
nrnl came from Northampton to this city
H2d regiatered ut the Cooley House, but
left his trunk in the baggage room at the
station. When he called for his trunk
subsequently he wis inforIaed that it had
accn called FOR and sent TO the Hotel
Gieadowcr A visit there proved that Mr..
Sarium's triink had been sent up to room
No. ., which the register showed was oc-
eapiod by C. II. Boyd, Of Boston. Mr..
Barnum went to the room and found it
unoceupied, but his trunk, with the lid
torn open, stood empty in the middle of
the room. The thief had presented q
check numbered 5G5, while Barnum's is
numbered 465
Tho greatest part, II not all the dia-
monds and rings stolen from Mr.. Barnum
were recovered late last night. City Mar
shal and Inspector GUILTY, of the local po-
lice force, traced them to the American
express Office, whence they had been sent
from this city to T. :. Davis at Worces-
ter. The thief has not yet been captured.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10
LXECUTORS' SALE
IL Or
Real Estate and Personal Property
to close the estate oil l;obt Casey.
LenensL,II


WIZ he sold at public sale. nj the la,o
e-idtucc Of Robert Casey deseaEcd, stu.
ate on the foulk road, near Bethel NJ. II
Church, IN Brnndywine hundred,
o. MONDAY FED. eth, 1891.
A farm consisting OF about Is acres ol
Hand with stone dwelling and Other
buildings thereon. situate about q OF q
mile from Foulks Cross ROaus. on Lnc
road leading from Glaynunt u PatiNs
HOtel. on the Concord lnrnpikc; also tho
etock and farming utensils II tile sac.
.ltobCTt Casey, deceased consisting in parI
OF horses, . mitch cows,7 u them will lie
iprOfit by tho day of sale, The others SpInE,
ing tu calye; E. htoad sows with small
pigs, also i,'ririnE utensils consisting Of
Farm wagon, mill wagon dearborn cart
carriage, threshsnR machine grain fan,
x moving machines, N. ma tone , olbl c
wheels. corn worker on whecla, push
cart double and single harness plough
harness. BRIDES. collars, halicrs, block
and fail. forks shovels, spades. ice cream
tubs and cans, mix ciIuru. mik pans
cream kettles. tuhs. weights, measures
etc; also q lot or household ana kitchen
furniture and sundry other articles l. OF
enumerated.
The farm VIII he sold AZ IL O'Clock, IN.
suo the personal property Will lie sold
Immediately thereafter
TERMS OF ~,LE OF HE EsTkTE-ihr
purchaser will be required 10 pay all the
purchase money for tHe farm on or he.
fore March 2hth, 1884 at which time deed
viii be 9lveu TO purchaser aud possession
of ths premises. clear of ali liens aud en-,
cumhrancgs. 5 per cent. ct purchase
money o be paid ON the dag of sale.
TERMS OF SALE OF pERSOSk Al, PROPERTY
'-Dn all sums over SO a credit OF - day,
Will be given she purchaser by his giving
n bankublc note with approved eudorB-r
ROBERTINSEi, IR.
jOSEPH w. p. CASEY,
at upl a
/ X. {, FRAN, Attorney for Executors.
Stidhanl & Son. Aucts jg1-eod.tS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10

Deacon George W. Hallock, Long
Island farmer, talked about Practical
Farming to Suffolk county farmers
Wednesday. Mi. Hallecks farm con.
sists OF only 90 acres. yet he produced
last year 5000 quarts OF Strawberries
$3.50 bushels OF early potatoes, 5lOt
barrels OF cabbage. 1850 bushels Of
onions llom sets, 2100 bushels of late
potatoes, l2,0e0 bushels OF onions from
seeds, l2SO0 bushels OF carrots, g
bushels OF white leans, three tens oil
hungarian hay, 200 pounds of onloI
seeds. Ii pounds OF carrot seed, liz
bushels of Brussels sprouts. lO,0Ut
roots CT celery, 500 bushels Of corn oil
ear, 800 bushels or onion sets ard 30,
eco cabbage plants to eIrry over.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10

The photographng for one part OF
Masterpieces from the Art Gallnries
OF the WORLD costs over one hundred
dollars. The engraving, which Is ex-
eeuted on copper by tho hest artists.
costs over five hundred dollars II part.
They ara then printed on expensive
coated paper, especially made Tor this
work. with ink that costs two dollars
1ound-and We give them to sub.
scIlbers for only ten cents part and
the coupons. How and why do we
make such wonderful oller2
The how ls explained by the fac I
that number of the leading journals
of the continent have divided up the
original cost between them and count
that as given away. The why is be-
cause we want to double our circuIn-
ton; We believe this to bea better way
tlan making an expensive canvass.
We believe that il we can induce II
man by giving him these beautiful
works that we can bold him by the In.
trinslC value OF our paper. What do
you think OF the plan2
or course our old readers get the
benefit OF our offer Our reward from
Them must come In the missionary
work they do for us. During thie
week at intervals We will publish an
additional special first part coupon
which with ten cents will get the first
part. This We want you to cut out.
give to your friend telling him how
good the book Is and advising him To
get them all as they come out, Are
we asking too much from you2
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10
A PLEA OF INNOCENCE.

Pray sir. II may ask you this
Why you condemn, not biessi
Would you take away the rainbow from
BECAUSE had beeh drinking and wa.
In few words was told the hapIess
" hich Brought others down, gave Others
glory.
do not know. / cannot see.
What difference II would mako to me.
When l had seen no wrong was done.
know would not use my gun,
II by chance mean to say,
] would see q man at the break of day.
There might be many things which he
May plead his cause and set him free,
nd yet again. Just let me say.
There are more than me that drink this
And take too much which some will do.
That they hardly know just where they
20.
do not hate. I censure none.
! only ask, what have done,
That some would tear my banners down
And trample me beneath the ground.
If they themselves could only see.
Perhaps they would be worse than me.
] hitched my team at Jordan's gate.
And never dreamed. look to take.
10 s. Q II there wins any man
Upon that bank, with gun In hand.
Walked up his lane. as one would do.
Who had no thought OF crime In view.
And still there Is moro Lave 10 say,
II would steal, would take day,
And walk right IN my neighbour place.
To steal his chickens lace to face?
For such It would be, and tell you why
For il WIS market morning In July.
! NO. ! do not steal. never W i'll.
have taken my whisky take some still
! And dare one man to ever say
| That I have stole, or ever may.
] would not stoop SO low MS that. ....
| And what say III back 1t up.
| When SEE what men will do.
! IL makes IN G sad and sorry too.
| For one threw stones against my door.
| Whom have helped viii help ne moro
| Aud charged him not one penny's weigh
| | did it all for neiphbor's sake.
Why am ! guilty found by men?
| do not know, cannot tell. but then
| ] heard no tiutter. saw no tree.
hich makes no difference now 10 me.
More than that IL seems so queer.
heard no gobbicr while | was there.
Quit, quit, pcrhs ps he might have said.
AS he would leave his nighi-long bed,
| 10 perch upon the now bright ground,
For IL was dayligh he had found.
| And yet II seems. 80 strange TO me,
| heard NO gobbler. saw no tree,
have no doubt the tree Is there,
| And to the chickens could not swear.
Perhaps they tluttered for what | know
| For there IL a woman who SAID twas so,
| But then she was so far away
| IL makes me think-welt, ! won say.
ABsER HoLLiNGswoRrH, in.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10

The current part OF Masterpieces
from the Art Galleries of the World ie
far ahead of any yet issued. The en-
cravings are printed from improved
presses specially built for this work
Tho assortment OF pictures Is excel.
lent; the originals of several OF them
ore valued at over 100000 each. A
well'kncNn artist writes the editor
that he never saw such perfect copies
as those given In the Masterpieces, "
every detail even to the brush marks
being brought out. Many copies In
ferlor to these. and costing from $40
to $40 each, adorn the houses OF
wealthy Americans. Subscribers may
obtain fifteen OF these great pictures
Tor ten cents and three coupons clip.
ped from another part OF this paper.
synopsis OF tho contents will be
found IN the advertisements.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs ia taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
Iceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
Igists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro.
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SAW FRANCISCO. Cal.
1 LOUISVILLE. sY. NEW YORK Rk
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10

Catalogue Of Croth- Bannd Books OGer.
ed by the RepubiicaK.
8. Adventures OF Niles Volney.
4. All in a Garden Fair. ...z
10. Beaton's Bargain.
l3. Bede's Charity.
Is. Avatar. ...
16. Brother Against Brother. e..
II. Baron Munchauaen.
81. Cell IS.
~. CireumsLautial Evidence. .....
20. A Close Call.
"a. Cobwehs and Cables.
rs. The Chaplain's Secret.
so. Claire and the Forge Master.
81. The Detective Trio.
So. Drops OF Blood.
80. A Fallen Idol
80. The Cruise OF the Black Prince.
II. Fighting the Air.
81. The Duchess.
80. Good News.
So. Fatal Phoymi.
IS. Flag OF Distress.
So In Thraldom.
63. Joyous Iidings. ...... ...
Ga. A Life OF Interest.
g. Harvest.
IS. Heart and Science.
80. The Heroes. ..
81 Mohawlts.
los. My Good Friend.
132. Search for Basil I.yndhurst.
1871, Virgin, Housewife.
100. Children's Bible Picture Book.
lei. Child's Own Book.
1872. Life OF Shakespeare. -s.".. ..
1863. MatriIno nial Agent.
liz. Natural Law In the Splritua
World.
l73. A Bate in Bohemia. - ..
l76. Broken to Harness,
III, A Noble Sacrifice.
1is. CULVER Swift.
l9. Coward and Coquettes.
$50 Tile No. lis.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10

The great pain annlhIlator Mics
Maggie W. Bradford, Eastyille, Va.
under recent date writes; my father
suffered from pains Ia hts hips, a
sprained wrist. ETC., which were
promptly cured by Salvation OIL 1t
Is household article with us. For
aches. pains, sprains or bruises or
any kind 1t Is an excellent remedy"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10
PENNSYLVANIA RAILR0AO.
The Standard Railway of America,
PROTECTED TnRoUGmoUr ny tins
Switch and Block Signal
system.
WiLNINErOS &
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

bLt BnbtH -ltb, 1875.
Trains will leave Wilmington a, fol-
lows:
For Philadelphia terpress,. Lss. a55. l. a,
e.I. -, so. $50. 300, laos. iO.i6 ITO
h.5l A; NJ. We, 10, LII 3.05. 5.0I, STA e,lT
t.tt, 100 and 9.la p. NJ.
Aocommodation. G0o. G.55, So5. I0.i5,
H. LIZ ~ a. d. 1893. 2.25. so. '>N 7.4s and
For Chester tcxpress,. LIS, 40, $50, "a
40, $50 500 1900. ll.21. lI.5i a. NJ, LEI,
800. 5.b6. 100 and a1s p NJ.
"a, AssS'SmMModnti 1, so; as; Soa 'o.a q
For New York. l.5s. ass ga so. G.ss,
$50 500, l0.oa i0.4S. li.5i An, sI2. 10.
I I Il - %o5' Esia alT $50 Gal 10d and
For Bo I, without change, la.I6 A. NJ
FOR I Florida and the South fvrs ,,.
Coast Line. u. ~ \. NJ. 1850 II. N. "'h'i'
For New Orleana Richmond and Dan.
vile Express TIA p. N.
For West Chester, via LanohIu, 60
and SOC A. NJ, as and $40 Y. NJ
For Newark Center and Intermediate
stations. E.+d A. NJ. and 1913 p. NJ
Baltimore and Washington. 49,. sol
I'll, lois and ll.ed A. NJ, I5.O4 is.5o. sl.15
~ 4, NJ, - '6,O3, e'5s III. $40 p. NJ. and
baltimore and intermediate stations
as, AS, 6 Of and ll.ig Z. NJ.
Baltimore and Hay Line 5.2] p. NJ.
For New GBstle. a.I3 n.I2 A. Nj. 4. a, 40
coo. $50. e.5l =. NJ. and I156 Night.
FOR Lewea, g A. NJ, 4.gi r. ".
Express for Dover Harrington and Del
mar. s.i9. il09 A, NJ. 4.ei T. NJ ana ls.ol
Harrington and way stations oul,-. .. Il
II. NJ.
Expr rs for Cape Charle4 Ola Point
Comfort ant Norfolk lLoj \ 81. snt
lsOi Night.
Leave Philadelphia. Brosd Street for
Wilmington (exprass,. $50. :. % -. s.31
VI, lO!i. II 10 A ~. l3.iD, gI1.G5 l,Sl
80 4.oi. al, b.os. Sd $50. S,l7. SIS. 40
n,0@ ll.le and l.a.P. NJ.
i;24 400. t.0l, t.2'. ca. S. -, lo1i and ILL.,.
SUNDAY THAISs.
For Philadelphia texpressA LIS. aSsle1
So sgo 100. Hi y. NJ. IL. los. 500
Bio, $40. '.0d. i.2i and az P. NJ
Accommodation. 7.Ol. ,s.c5 4. NJ. 1910
i,S6. AGA 5.2p snd 1870 r. ".
FOR hester texprcss, I.iJ. l.N so 200.
a;. li;1l A. NJ. IN. 6.Oi. 5,56, '.Ud and
Accom,nodAt 700 so, A. NJ. 1910
LA, 4.O5, $40, 7.!5 and 1870 z. N.
10 New forE te1pTess,. l.l5. 2,SS. Az
4g$ t5.i0 tb6. 'd.aI, 7o5 and 10. % r. NJ.
For lioston without chan 20 s.5j p. VI
Ter New Orleans, Richmond mi Dam
vie Exprrss li.4l p N. o.,,
FOR New ,;nstle ISL p NJ. AMI 1901
FOR Caps Charles, Old Point Co,.tsrI
and Norfolk, - vi y gbt.
For Mitdit town. clayton, Dover. Wv.
onlng. Feitou: harrington Bridgevilie
sesfnrd Laurel and Delmar. 1901 Night,
For Florida anu tie ~ouGn tvla ttisutis
GoR-S Line, ia.ij A. NJ. 1880 p. If.
taliinIofe ami Washington, Ar SCI.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10

Our bags of Hour at 10 cts. are taking
tile lead. 1t makes fine white bread; -. !
per barrel. We have bag at 40 cts. ~
cts, or 10 cts. Hungarian, patent. Pass
more's Fancy, Lea's best, and all fancy
brands of Hour. ttnc tea at 10 cts; our
cUfiee is cleaned In the roasting. Fancy
prunes at 10 cts. California crab apples.
fancy peaches at 10 cts. Have YOU trled
our Cream Toast crackers and Castle Rock
cheese. Pearl Tspioca2 Fine barley at
cts Sweet crinkled peas sets Cream
homeless Goldfish; plain Goldfish bets lb.
komarty blonters English bloaters, fat
shad aud muckerel for Lent. Glass mas.
.tard cream pitcher, mustard l0eis. Cut
.glans mustard and cup Sets. Silver Run
butter bets. Good fresh eggs. We are
opening new goods all tho time. We are
getting new every daY something house.
keepers want AT 9th and King streets.
f9-6t I. NJ. WEIR
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10

Myrtle cologne anu nay run. tho
finest In the market for the money.
loz. bottles 10 cen:s. Pure bay rum
J pint bottles at 80 cents tho finest In
the city. at Dr. Simnis'. COG King st.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10

CHICAGO, Feb. 10.-Broker John Gaynor
aud A. II. Borchert were suspended from
change for week for engaging in a hot
one round battle on the board of trade.
This men quarreled over business mat.
ter, and BorcLert, who is the smaller man,
was badly beaten
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10

is rendered more wholesome ard pal,
atable II instead OF using milk OF
cream you use the Gall Borden Eagle
Brand Condensed Milk. or il you pre-.
fer 1t unsweetened. then Borden's
Peerless Brand Eyaporatsd Cream.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10

DENVER, Feb. 9-City detectives ar
rested Harry Harder on suspicion of being
the murderer of Lawyer Henry l.. Carr,
and two other persons are under surveil-
lance. Mrs. Carr is still under arrest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10

DR.. Slmnis' White Pulmonfc Balsa n,
the famous throat and lung remedy
for coughs, Group &c. and sure cure
for asthma. Use this remedy and DR..
Simms' Liver Pills, aud you will not be
disappointed. 606 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10


HAyrs FOE REFERENCE.
The following are few of tho many that have
peen entirely cured of Rupture by Dr.. J. b.
Jacob &C c. schant, $50 North Broad ST., Phl,a.
z. G. sheesly, shelton Dauphin Co., Pa.
r. b. Rossiter, Phoenixville, Pa. -----1
John II .schearer Yellow HouseP o. ,Berksco r,
A. S. Rleingema, iimekiln 7. o., Berks Co., Ia.
A. A. Goldewonthy, Centralia, Col. Co.. "a,
c. Heritage, Mulica Hill, N. j.
L. e. Hess Rockhill. Pa. -
r. A. Kreitz, Slatington, Pa.
e. NJ. Small, Mount Alto, Pan
8. H. Kunkel, 1881 Linden St, Allentown. ri
SEQ. W. Watt, Norristnwn, Pa.
3. Il. Benny. Goa g. 10th St, Phila-l
Rev. 8. II. Shermer, snnbury, Pa.
A. T. L,yimorc. Woodbury., n j.
p Pellet sdbd a. MaS IN s s bRsss So p
T. P. Deturk, Jr.. Obey, Berks Co., Pa. -=-
!. Genseheimer, Clayton, n. J.
z. K. Danenhower, llOs Columbia Ave. Pa
}. C. Piper, 73o Pearl st., Reading, Pa.
YIN. Grantland, Gloucester, N. J.
y staw, winone Avenue, W. Of Morris strese
germantown, Phila.
WIN. DIX, 1929 montrote Ct, Phila.
THOMAS B., Mariung. New Rinsgold, r
l;G; eai%I6y. "a Pearl g., Reading, Pa
4 Sc Shey f La srI Bsle pa r.
D. b. Noll, Limekiln P. O., Berks Co. Pa
C. A, Deturk, Birlsboro, Berhs Co, Pa.
VIM. Z. Harte nstne. Phoenixville, Pa.
W NJ Linebach ,62t Washington st, Reading, Pa.
John c. Lyme, 1910 Howard ST., Harrisburg, Pa.
chas Smith, 4lz Greenwich St. phila.
J. Brkhsrd, 439 Locust St, Reading, Pa.
G. C. Keehn, Douglasyille. Bsrks Co., Pa.
Henry l.. Rowe, PptEstown, Pa.
G. L. swar:l, Poynette, via. Il -
VIM ]. 3ibiy heus, 629 Taylor St., Camden, HiE |
Alfred Haley, Phillipsburg, N. ].
Mi. 8eckard, Baird St, Germantown, Pills,
Iohn 5hupe, Teltor1 P. O., Gongt. Co, Pa. -
wm. EttIger. Leesport. Pc.
r. Crabtree, 1904 oalethorp ST., Phila.
Y. 9. Cseely, 85I7 North End e., Phns-
Philadelphis onioe ia closed on the 2nd satuci
day of EACH month Dr.. J. B. Mayer being at the
Hotel Penn, Reading. Pa, to give treatment 10
-4rons In that vicinity on that day,
TYR. J. B. Mayors terms for treatment " In
-Aeii ofall. Call and get cured.
NJ d. Persons from out of town csn receive
rratInent and return home the same DAY.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-10

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