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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-17
THE TESTERS BUDGET.

Od6ach-What is the "ch amber Of
horrors" anyway?
Longwed (9romptly) My wife's
when get home 81 a. m. Buffalo
Courier.
'How does Browns wife manage to
Empress him so deeply with an idea Of
her superiOrity?"
"She takes him shopping with her"
--Washington Siar.
South StIeeter--Jskey, how you
spells fife?
Jakey-Vot you dinkin' Of, dot leede
flute or de mark on dem tree-tOllar
pants?-Philadelph Record.
There is 10 good reason why the
Bicycle should not be so arranged that
Boang men can set il up and grind
knives on she front wheel.-Gslveston
News.
She-Thsss horrid photographs don't
DO ms justice at all.
He-My love, it's not justice yon
stand in need GIFTS mercy.-New
York Ledger.
''There goes man that really and
aguly loves the game Of foot ball. D."
ia he the captsiQ Of the -"
Great Scott, nOl he's druggist
Detroit Free Press.
Father OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES !
should be taksn away suddenly, what
would become OF you, my boy?
IrrevereDt Son-Pd stay here. The
question is: What would become Of you?
S-West Chester Critic.
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SMALL TALK.


The vorIs in 1890 had 21O miles Of
.Gii:oad; ihS mileage In 1888 was 354.-
40
Feathers ss an article of dress were
At frss worn only by men In their he'll
NETS.
When Chllians enter or leave cab,
tramcar or other public vehicle, they
bow TO all its occupants.
The most famous run for one day oil
a sailing vessel was made by the james
BaineS in 1854, distance OF 420 miles
in twenty-four hours.
The Cairo museum has seven broons
used by ancient Egyptian women.
They are made Of straw, aud closely re-
semble the same article in use to-day.
On the Brooks farm, near Bergholtz,
Ohio. Johnson & Co., in drilling for oil,
found lead and zine ore. They will or
Rauize company to develop the min
erals.
The frame that incloses THE Virgin
and Child" at the Milan Cathedral is
said To be the finest in the world. This
picture frame is probably worth upward
Of e520.OOO.
Ground has been broken at Lake &C.
neva, Wis, for the erection Of the Yerkes
telescope. The altitude OF the site is
1900 feet above the sea and $50 feet
above Lake Michigan.
Official steps have just been taken,
without opposition, TO abolish the only
remaining toll road in Connecticut, the
Derby turnpike. The company was
chartered about one hundred years ago.
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Northern Pacific, AZ; do. preferred,
171S; Northwestern 991s; do. preferred,
l42; New York Central, 9915; New York
and New England, 3ls<; Pacific Mail.
2lL; Peoria. Decatur and Evansville, 4;
Pittsburg. 1856: Pullman Palace. l55;
Reading, 14Sl; Rock Island, $50 st. Louis
and San Francisco first preferred, -;
St. Paul, 5SJ6; do. preferred. 1l911; Tennes'
see Coal ana Iron, II; Texas Pacific, 95s;
Union Pacific, liz; United States Ex-
press, AZ; Western Union, SIS; Wheeling
and Lake Erie 1879; do. preferred, 3911.
Mining StocKs-Bulwer, %; Cholor, 40;
Crown Point, 60: Consolidated California
and Virginia, 355; Deadwood, 10: Gould
and Curry. 40; Hale and Norcross, So;
Homestake. 1900; Iron Silver =; Mex
lean, GO; Ontario, 500; Ophir. $50; Ply
mouth, %; Quicksilver, l50;, DO. pre-
Ferred, 1900; Sierra Nevada, SO; Standard,
100; Union Con-. 80; Yellow Jacket, IS.
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Wool.
BrddS.re(t's.

The sales show a slight increase COM
pared with last week, and the increased
business has been largely in American
grades These woods are selling below the
cost to import, CONT ings ranging at about
3Sa42c secured. With the best clothing
grades at 36a40c. Domestic feeces are
quiet, but the market is held steady, me-
dunn grades ruling quite firm. Dealers
are fi.mer in their views, aud bids for
many round lots have been turned down
the past week, as buyers views are too
low. Indications point to a frmer mar
ket for woods, but buyers have no desire 70
load up with the raw material until they
know more nearly how much the lower
duty on woolens under the new tariff will
affect the home business with manufac-
turers. Territory woods are generally held
frmer. but sales nave not followed. The
secured basis for fine medium and fine is
32a35c. for best lots. with the range down
as to quality. Carpet woods are slow.
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DRY eOODA

New YORK. December 15.-In the
character of the general demand there was
no change in the speculation. There was
a wide request for specialties in cotton
goods and for such OF which deliveries
could be made before the end Of the year,
fair to good assortments were laid out.
The auction sale Of Wednesday next
comes more attractive and buyers IN large
2&c Sales for the week abont 10000
pieces
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Three Fools.

Somurills Journal.
There was n business man who failed
\ To win tie longed-for prize
iOf riches and prosperity;
He did not advertise.
There was a lover once who died
Quite wretched, l suppose,
Because 81 through his life he was
Too bashful to propose.
There was another man whose ways
His neighbOrs greatly panied.
Because be didn't know enough
To &c in when il rained.
All three were fools; but worst Of all
To everybOdy's eyes,
Mas be who WAS business man
A And didn't advertise.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-17

For rheumatism l have found moth
ing equal to Chamberlain's Pain Balm.
1t relieves the pain as soon as applied.
j. w. Young, West Liberty, w. Va.
The prompt relief it affords is alone
worth many times the cost, so cents.
It's continued use will effect perma-
nent cure.
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The Prsacher Yil be rhers

SDrtnQts Cat0n.
II the New York Presbytery decides
in the case Of DR.. Parkhurst that min
lister should confne himself to preach
ing from the pulpit, some other denom-
ination will probably stand ready to
obey Chrst's injunction TO least out
devils"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-17
FINANCE. AND TRADE.

money. 1 Ia Per Uent-stooks, IRac-
tive aud IrreEular-Flour, Weak and
NominSl-Whssi, Inactive ana Irrsgu-
lar.
NEw York, Decemoe 15.-Money on cali
easy at III per cent; last loan IL per
cent; closed at = per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 2}la4H per cent. Sterling
Exchange quiet and steady, with actual
business in bankers bills. at 4SSsla4SS%
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Everybody Interested.

BuSJl0 Courier.
Congressman are said to be taking o
gread deal Of interest in the currency
question. And so are the Christmas
shoppers.
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And The Next Day. Too.

CRtc000 Uispdtch.
Mrs. Gait, the woman suffrage re-
former, says she "has decided to leave
Kansas forever" Boshl She'll come
back: they always do.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-17
PETHOLEUH

New YORK, December 15.-Petroleum,
strong Pennsylvania oil sales none; jan
uary option sales 1000; closed a. 9215c bid;
Lima oil sales none.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-17

BHDdt0 Courier.
The foolish virgin is she who puts off
buying her Christmas thingamajigs
until Saturday night before Christmas.
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I.nok DOT for Chicago!

mileage Tri6uaG
Richmond. Va, also bankers for =
Greater attachment.
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The Metal lisrkas

New York. December 10. Pig Iron,
dull: Scotch SIG 00a20 10; American 50 80
al3 90. Copper, firm. Lead, steady. Tin
plate market dull.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-17

SroCKs-Speculation on the Stock Ex-
change to-day was inactive and the mar
ket was irregular and unsettled, but
tending toward weakness rather than
strength, and most of the shares dealt in
closed at decline from final prices made
Yesterday. There was no very pronounced
pressure TO sell except perhaps in Sugar,
out there was evinced disposition 10
close out contracts especially in a matter
of taking profits where shown. The mar
ket opened heavy and declined for the first
half, Sugar leading the downward move
ment Then came q rally in which
only Pittsburg and Western preferred and
p, c., G. x ST. l.. advanced more
than fraction. A reaction quickly fol-
lowed, the losses ibeing fractional except
in Baltimore and Ohio, Chicago Gas. The
depression continued 10 the end, the mar
keI closing heavy. Chief among the losses
on the day are: Sugar IS, do. preferred
q, Baltimore and Ohio and Changers
MAJ per cent Some OF the specialtieS
show gains, including p, c., c. Il st. L.
8 per cent, do. preferred l, Tobacco pre-
ferled 2lS and PittSburg and Westera ia.
The tradiag in the bond market to-day was
very quiet but the tone OF the market was
firm. The sales reached S494,0 900. Sales
IS, 9l7 shares. Quotations closed bid:
Atchison. AZ, Adams Express, 1879;
Alton and Terre Haute, 81; do preferred
los; American Express 10: Baltimore
=, D.,
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ARRIVE.
From New York, Philsdelphia, Baltimore and
Washington, S:l5 a. IN. daily.
Cumberland accommodation. 7:5o .. N, sI-
cept sunday
Grafton accommodation, lob .. m. daily.
Moundsvills accommodation, 7:JOa. N. and
1856 D. m, except sunday, aud 1;25 p. m, Sat
urday only. %,
washington City express 500 p. m. daily.
Grafton express, 500 p. m, Monday only.
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RAILROADS.

THE CLEVELAND, LORAIN
L AND WHEELING RAILWAY COMPANY.
Effective November IS 1894
North Bound. fSS to- ~
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tDaily except Sunday
Sunday Church Trains viii leave Elm. drove
at s:lSs q m. and Wheeling At l2;l7 p. N.
Trims No. 2. 9, Il ana 70 connect with terdia
line Tor Triad elphia- Heraic leaves Triadst
paiA for Elm Grove ~ $50 .. N. 1880 a. m.
H. a. IN. and6.l0 ?. m. Daily, except Sun.
days and Saturdays hsrdic, will coBsoct with
train No. 81, leaving Wheeling at HOO .. m.
Sundays herdic leaves Tri.delphiS st9:00 q.
m 1900 u. m, $50 p. m. ,and connects with
trains No. s. II and 90 from wheeling.
II. Z. WEI, GERBER, Gen. Manage
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TpANs.OUTo DIVISION.

TRAkS-OHly DIV iSiON.
For Columbus, Chicago ana the west. 1;0
aud 1918 a. m. daily. and f:l2 p. NJ, daily, ex-
cept Monday, and 3:50 D. m Monday only.
Columbus, Cincinnati and -. Louis, 1873
A. m. daily and 1870 p. m, except saturday.
and 2:25 a m. Sunday only.
ST. ClsirsyIlie accommodation, lo;b a. m.
and $3.50 o. m except sunday.
Sunday.
Sandusky Mail l0:l5 a. n. daily.
ARRIVE.
From Chicago. 2:25 a m and SOS .. m. daily.
and 1915 . N. daily, except Aondsy' and ia
a. m. Monday only.
from 81. Louis Cincinnati and Columbus,
500 a m. and SIS p. m. daily.
1T. ClaifsVille accommodation, HID a. m
and 5::sj Q. ~. except Sunday.
Newark accommodation, 1875 a. m., eIcspt
Sunday.
sandusky Nail 5:Sj p. m. daily.
CHAS. o. SCDLL.
General Passenger Agent
J. 7. LANE. T. P. Ags Whslliog W. Va
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WHEELING AND PITTSBURGH DIVISION.
For Pittsburg. Washlng'o on. Baltimore. Phil
adelp t ia aud New YORK 5ab q. m, and 0;45 -
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HALLWAY TIME GARD.

Arrivals aud depar .ures Of trains on and
after Nov. Is, 1894. EXPLANATION OF REFER
rNcE MARKS: sDaily; sunday excepted:
Monday excepted: saturday excepted: lSuu-
day only; saturday only. lMonday only.
Eastern Standard Time, which is one hour
earlier than Central Time
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From New York. Phila1elphia Baltimors,
Washington and PiitsbUrg, l:l0 a. no., daily,
lf:3p. m, except saturday, and 2:2j IN,
Pitisburg mail, 1875 p. IN. except Sunday
and $50 p. M. daily.
Washington, Pa, accumulation, $40 a. r.'
erceut Sunday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-17

M KEELING AND ELM GROVE
w RAILROAD On and after Friday.
April 20, 1851 trains VII run ~ follows city
time:
Leave Wheeling Leave Elm Grow.
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thern, 505S; Ceatrsl p
esapeake and Ohio
nd Alton lag; Chicsgo
lincy, T2S{; Chicagsd
Rnd HUDSON, =
ha and Wesla
hrande pE
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IN. daily.
For Pittsburg, 7:20 q. m. daily.
Pittsburg express, l:3J D. IN, e1cept sunosy'
Washingtc q, Pa, accommodation, 800 p. IN,
eXce pt Sunday
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-26

The West Chester Republican OF
Saturday says tho mem bers of the
school board OF that town made a
pleasant visit to Wilmington on Fri.
day. Though they had not given any
noties of their visit they were wei.
coined most Hospitality by ths vii.
mingtonlans and every opportunity
was given them to Inspect the school
buildings Carriages were provided
anu they were taken from school to
school. They were given diuner and
thoroughly enjoyed the visit. On le'
turning home one OF thom said:
They have some beautiful buildings
down there. and they are far advanced
In educational matters. Manual
training, cooking and sewing are
taught In some OF the schools. The
Wilmington gentlemen did every
thing they could to make our visit
pleasant and they succeeded. We in
yited them all up to see the "Hay,
makers" and they are coming"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-26
SOCIETY NOTES.

Rev. A. N. Keigwln has removed in.
to his new home No. 1913 Park Place,
and will be pleased to receive the
visits of his friends at their earliest
convenience.
Harry Passmore visited our city
on Tuesday In oider to see what Ia new
in tho horse and COW market. He has
for sale several line fresh COWS end
close springers and Ia ready to accom-.
modate customers who call at the
farm of Passmore Bros, west OF Con-
treyille.
C, Il. vann'rump, engineer and man
ager OF the Wilmington City hallway
Company. has been admitted as n
member OF the American Institute
of Electrical Engineers and OF the
American Society OF Mechanical En-
gineers. He has received his displo-
mas from each institution.
MlsseA Antoinette and Louisa Pat
zowski were rendered a full dress
party at their home, No. $40 West
street. Saturday evening. Easter
plants composed the decorations. The
party was composed OF Misses Alice
Conner Ehoda Conner, Ada Macallis-
ter. Alma McWhorter, Bessie Sharp.
Virgie Roberts. Antoinetle PatzowAki
Louisa Patzow5ki, Mary Dure. Jessie
Lungren; Messrs. L. Is. Massey, John
Dunn. Harry Blythe, Thomas Kemp,
dos Beyn, NJ. Baxter, ". Barr. j. l..
Richie, Joe Lieberman and frank Me-
Causland.
The Tuesday Club will glvean enter
tainment this (Monday) evening, In
the New Century building on Della
ware avenue. The entertainment
they will undoubtedly have a full
house.
Miss Slllle Enos of o lessa Is visiting
friends in this city.
Miss Lulu Forbes OF Dover has been
on II visit to friends in our city and
New Castle.
Miss May Stroud has boon visiting
| friends at EiktOn.
Mr. John Wood. formerly OF this
city but now of Philadelphia, 10 stop
ping ut browns Mills. n. j., for hts
health.
George Justis and wife will remain
Mr.. J. Is slightly under the weather,
| but he says the Jersey air ID good
| medicine. ..-....
Miss Lillian Berlin Is vlsltlng hsr
parents. on Adams street, during the
Easter holidays.
VIM. NJ. Kennard spent Sunday ut
Atlantic City, N. j.
| A. w. Tyler, librarian OF the lnsti-
tute Free Library addressed u meeting
at the Y. NJ. q. A. Sunday afternoon
and In the evening spoke at Central
Church.
Mr.. powdermaker spent Sunday at
Atlantic City.
Mr.. William Bright Ia getting better
OF which fact his numerous friends
will be pleased to hear.
Mir. Edward Robinson OF the II. Il II.
car shops is lying very III ut his resi-
dence, No. GIG West Fifth street. Mr.
Robinson has always been a very ac.
tive man and his sickness bears hard
on him.
Clayton Harrison was In Philadel-
phia Yesterday.
Miss Anna Muller visited Philadel-
phla friends yesterday.
Fred. l.. Kelley was ut Chester yes
terday.
Charles Fauz will go on the coming
cruise OF the yacnt ALMA.
Undertaken William Grinnage Is Ill
from kidney trouble.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-26

Yesterday was observed by appro
pirate services in the various churc hes
of our city. Unfortunately the day
WINS rather duh anu interfored to
some extent with the usual display oil
spring bonnets. Tho day is ono o
the most important In the calen dar II
the estimation OF all christian nations.
Their hope OF salvation or eternal life
IL based gu the resurrection OF Christ,
and his teachings lead to the effort,
that are being made to have his gos
pei preached to all the nations of tn,
earth. From the gathering of n few
disciples 1900 years ago, his followers
have gone on decreasing from year t.
year until they now number 800. 900,
900. and the ranks Of this great ARMY
are steadily increasing.
At the beginning Of the present cen
nury, there were only 80 missionaries
now there are 25,OO0 missionaries an,
evangellsts, and tho number OF oon
verts have increased from $4,000 Il
1.750. 900. The Bible Ia being pr nte,
md circulated among all glasses am
conditions OF people, and the numbel
of converts in the past ten years l
creator than in any preceding tift!
years. The laborers should therefor
lake heart, ard press on the BATH
against inhlellty and skeptieism will
renewed energy, remembering that
while Paul may plant and Apollos ma.
water. God must give the increase
Those who rejoice In an arisenSavlou
md celebrate the important event
must feel Eratitied by the apparent de
crease In intidelity, as the creates
skepties have almost universally ad
mitted at tho close of their careers
that their mothers religion is tn
safest and best in the hour OF death.
Those who cannot comprehend II
mad better accept as well founded III
faith OF their fathers than to seek 70
new doctrines that only contour
and mystliy their adkerents and IL
volve them in a labyrinth OF doub
and uncertainty, II not in darkness
end despair. Let US therefore cor
tlnue to rejoice at Christmas, over tn
birth of Saviour and at Easter tide
over his resurrection and eternal III
for all who believe in him, emuIatiu,
the example Of Mary who WIS last a
the cross and first at the sepIlchre
and proclaim the glad news to al
He has risen!"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-26


Nine tenths OF the men engaged In
carrying on BUSINESS Ill our city favor
Tue continuance Oh inc ProtectlFe
system. In this respect they arc not
peculiar as the ratio OF employers
throughout the entire country east
west, north ana south, agree with
lnein In regard TO Tue eApealenCy OF
continuing the policy. IAey nave
tnelr capital invested, ana arc as
sharp, shrewd anu patriotic US an!
other CLASS ana tully capaDle 10 uh'
derstand the pollcy whleh VIII most
iu'ly promote thelr interests anu tht
interests oil al tho people III our Ell
llfe country
II Is therefore sing uisr that men
who not owna house or piece o.
machinery should DE able TO tel them
which syatem 10 pest calculated Il
promote their prosperity ana the pros
rerlty OF cur city ami country a
large. HE fac' Is those raiormer5
nre mere theorists. stock gamblers
nnd adventureis who hope to he bene'
fitted by any ehlhge. Like Senate
Gray with his dollar wheat and TIVE
Jobs Tor ovory man who wishes Il
work, they reason from fnise prom
ises. aud are overwhe!pled by tie TO
suits OF their own stupidity as effect
naliy as was Samson when he pulled
aown the pillars OF the house occapie'
by his enemfea -..z.. W.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-26

For tho first and only time In the
history OF our country tho 4ih OF
March 10y set apart for me iualg.
Grafton OF tho PRESIDENT Of the United
Btates, fell on sunday IN ls,7 md
Rutherford b. Hayes tho President
elect. being opposed TO even the sp.
pearauee OF violation OF tho com
uand, Remember the Sabbath day
10 keep 1t holy" took the oath OF
Office on Saturday evening. March 8
before Chef Justcs Vale. In the
presence OF General Grant and few
other gentlemen. On Monday March
8, however, he repeated the oath OF
office in front OF the Capitol, and the
usual inaugural cermonIes were gone
through. TIE Inauguration or the
above date having been questioned b,
o member OF tho Secklsy Senate Of
Ninth and Poplar streets, we have
given tho above paragraph In regarc
10 the matter. 1t Is said that the dal
designated tor Inauguration OF til,
President will not fat! on sunda,
sgaIn for the next hundred years
consequently none OF the mem ers o
said Senate will be likely to live l.
witness similar event.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-26

The members of Willard Sponsors
Opera Company, which is to present
The Pr!pccss Bonnie at the Chestnut
Street Theatre, Phil delplIia. for an
indefinite run. commencing this even
ing, have been rehearsing in that city
for several weeks. number OF the
chorus people are In somewhat
Strengthened circumstances, and have
made such frequent demnnls upon
Mr. Spencer for money that that gem
tleman has been compelled to estub.
lish rule to advance no more cash.
lie made an exception in the present
case. however. Ono young man asked
for ten dollars. and upon bsing re.
fused completely choked no. Are
you so badly broker" asked the com.
poser, Broke" was the bitter 10.
Spouse. I'm as badly broke as the ten
commandments"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-26

The Rockford Base ball Club has or
ganized for the coming season, and
are ready 70 hear from all semi.pro.
fesslonal clubs Of Maryland, Pennsyl
lyanla and New Jersey. Manager Nc.
Mahon Is doing all he can to make 8
success OF the Rockford club. For the
coming season he has secured the
service OF Ferguson second base,
Foster pitcher. Fisher left field, and
Jack Thompson catcher of fhe stronR
Irownson who held the laurels OF
Wilmington last year. They have se
cured the Front and Union ball rarl
this year for Wednesdays. Saturdays
and all holidays. They intend te
have nothing but first.class clubs Il
come TO Wilmington, and the mana
gers are doing everything to bay,
good ball played In Wilmington thi
year. Some OF the players are prac
ticing every day now, and they expect
to open the season the last of April O
the first OF May.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-03-26
NUN SONS
REMEDY NO. 81

A prompt safe sure remedy. letter.
are being received daily from prominent
druggists In all sections OF tho country.
saying Your remedies are giving entire
satisfaction ard cfeotlng wonderful
cures." Such testimonials are rare In :
deed. As n rule. when a customer asks
druggist whether they can recommend
such and such medicine they shrng their
shoulders and say "Wo nut I'M n good
remedy for that" That Munsofi's Reme-
dy No. 81. positively cures rheumatism.
rheumatic pains soiatio. pairs in the
muscles. aching pains has proven 50 con-
eluslvely as 10 leave no doubt In the
minds or the public. II you are a sufferer
from rheumatism. Munson's Remedy Ne.
81, Will euro you. Two sizeR 2hc and SOC.
Munson's Homeopathic Family Medicine
Co. put up remedies each one the form lula
of distinguished bomppat h 10 physician,
and they will be found superior to any
not sure Just what remedy you need.
their Family Doctor Book will tell you.
copy OF which will he presented to you
Tree by applying to any of our agents.
MEDICINE CO.,
1890 Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
. Oh Il'1N: Beware OF limitations. No
the letter 8. See that our trademark 10
ON evory label None genuine with.
out IL For sale in Wilmington by
George W. Quinn. 18th and Claymont
SITS, i; ]. J. Gallagher & Bro, 1908 and eoot
Market St; $. G. MeKeever. Maryland
9Th and Monroe; W. Il. smith. lth and
Harrison; T. Z. Taylor & Co. $40 n. 4tll
St.. Munsnn & TarGette. N. y. Cor. 1ith
and Orange Sts.; Garrett s. Smith, bel.
Ave :and DUPONT; John ~ Harvey, 407
Delaware avenue. m-w-f