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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
A Victory for Paskola.
IL Receives the Official Endorsement ot
Euiinent Experts aud Jury Of Rep
resUntniive Citizens.

The suit brought by Ohlo's food com.
missioner against Cincinnati druggist
for selling Paskolu on the ground that is
was nothing but glucose, resulted in a
great victory for Pasiiola and a verdict
against the State.
During the course OF the trial Professor
Shaller OF the University OF Cincinnati
testified that Paskoa was not glucose,
and even IL 1t was, IL would be harmless
fle also bore witness to its activity as d.
gestive agent
Professor William Dickore OF the Miami
College testified TO the same facts. So
did Professor Schmidt the chemist of the
Board OF Health, Professor William Hoif.
man and others.
A practical test was made In court,
showing the digestive action OF Easloia
on eggs and meats OF various Kinds,
whereas glucose under precisely the same
condition produced no effect whatever.
This test but confirmed the experts'
statements and proved Paskola to be of
great value In indigestion and wasting
diseases.
This verdict disposes of the malicious
attack that has been made against Pas
koIa by Interested rivals, and cults hive
now been brought against the proprieturs
oil we'll known emulsion OF sod liver oil
Tor having given wide circulation to a
false formula and other mlsrspres enta.
tions regarding It,
The animus of this attack will b. the
better understood when 1t lie stated that
Paskola Is being largely used Ia the plnca
OF cod liver oil.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
FATE.


The fnst express goes whirling by
The siding where the way freight sranus
Lazily clouding the summer sky
With its smoke. With grimy hands
wipe the sweat from my sun tanned face
Wondering, murmuring, SIS there use
In living IL for life my place
Must be upon u red caboosef'
She is the presidents daughter-fair
Fawnlike and faultless as e'er was known
Mines of gold In her wavy hair.
Checks like roses, daytime blown.
Only glimpse-the fast express
On 10 the eastward takes it's way.
She is tho presidents daughtor-yes.
am brakeman on the freight.
Such is the way Of life, guess
Such is life and such liz fate.
She rides by on tho fast express,
am the brakeman on tho freight.
The fast express to the eastward goes,
= to tho west with my work and woes.
w. II. t. Shade in Chicago Dispatch
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
Head Addlcixss on.

FROM NowHEhE, Dec. 3ru, 1894.
FRIEND BILL:-Hearing OF great re-
form movement about to be inaugurated
10 Delaware, l. us an old Delaware Demo-
cfat. who having M noved away out OF the
state some twenty years or more ego.
couiu not help laughing on reading about
tne same in one of your Delaware papers.
It's enough to make old Sam Townsend
Turn over in his grave or cause his ghost
10 walk. when tho Dem ocrats begin to
cry fraud In Delaware. Why did not We
democrats buy the fioaters from time
lmmemorial In Kent and Sussex counties.
:, We simply had to do that thing. al
though the price was never higher than.
40 and MS low as q drink and plug OF tobae.
co 10 the good old Democratic days. But
urat that gasman called Addicks, he Just
caused the boys to 20 down into their
pants pockets and pay $l5 and as high as
$40 Tor good Democrat to vote his
principles. Friend Bill, who Is this man
Addicks anyhow l can't pick up any
about how Addicks purchasing Delawar
Tor the wicked Republicans.
leil me also, who is this wicked Bob
nappy the Republicans have elected State
SenatorY lt can't be that good-natured
BOD hanby who resides in Braudywine
hundred near Claymont? II that is the
man the Republicans have elected the
boys at Dover this yeur will have no
dough and putty man 10 decl with. But
this man Addicks, who had the money to
purchase our Delaware Democrats, L am
afraid OF him. Why.if he should lie eject.
cd the next u. s. Senator from Della ware
ne would make the State Republican for
the next twenty-five years. WHAT would
all our old leaders do? What would be.
come OF The Bsyards. the Suulspurys and
Grays. who have represented our little
Diamond Stale at Washington at such q
sacrifice to their pocketbooks?
for my pnrt, don't see wnat the pc ople
want with such u liberal rich man IN the
Sthle hs they say this mau Addicks la. He
is entirely too liberal with Ills own money.
anu he should be made TO understand Il thut
no is not wnnted lii Delaware. He is too
progressive for the state ana its people.
ana IL would never do TO send thi5 man OF
Bc5loh to Washington. FrieGd l5ill dou't
10. the Democrats III the Legislature vote
Tor Addicks and for goodness sake don't
let any Uf tile tuembers meet him OF he
vii! hypnotize Lhep.
lie Is truly Il very dangerous man to
allow to come i'll contact with any OF our
Iemotratic Legislators. Please Bill, SOC
that he is kept away from our good Della
ware Democrats. 1t would be lasting
Disgrace 10 Leila wareans il thls man Ad-
dicks should purchase the whole State
and then build n big gas plant to supply
PENNSYLVANIA Boston and New York with
so cent Fay State Water Gas. For Gods
sake Rii II you vnlue old friendship
keep NE posteu on this man Addicks.
a FORMER RESIDENT
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
Sheriii,- SnIes.

Sheriff iillls has advertised to sell the
following properties at the Court House
on Dec. lgLh:
Eleven properties situated near Head
and Pullman streets, seIzeu anu taken iu
execution as Lhe propert es OF Francis
Bradley.
A Trek house situated on Seventh near
Church street. selzed aud taken In execu-
tion as the property OF FUnple Mckuwcn.
lot OF and In EisIuere, seized and
taken In execution as LIE property OF john
Brown.
Two frame dwellings situated at Six.
teenth aud CiaymoIt streets, the property
of Ellen Henry, administrators uf James
Mills aiu Mary L. Mills, surviving mort
gagor.
rick dwelling situated on Washing.
inEton street between Twelfth und Ihir-
taenth suree.s, the property OF Heary u.
Cobb.
lie Will also selt>Dn the same day, at
ira U. McLAughiin's hotel, in Newark, a
farm containing 10 acres, selzei and
taken In execution us tho property OF Geo.
Z. and Eiilabeth Robinson.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
Highest of all in Leavening Power-Laes Govt Report
RJ>!A!l! q! Rs%asgl! RRakiRg
ABSOLUTEEX PURE
Surprised the Astronomer.

DIR. Flalnsteed, who was astronomeBl
royal in Newtou's time, was rather tiosj
kled by tho belief OF his neighbUrs in hial
powers of consulting the stisrs about ter5
rostrial affairs. An old washorwoman atI
Greenwich, who had been robbed of hcSi
linen, came to consult him about its rssj
ooyery So he set about drawing squares
aud circles and suggested that II she wentl
lnIO "A certain field he would not be sur-l
prisCd II she found her lost linen in q
ditch, but whom she came back with
haste and joy and half crown in hesl
hand for his fee he was not only veryl
much surprised, but alarmed. Good
woman, " he said, II am heartily glad you'd
have found your linen, but assure you Il
know nothing of it and intonded to road
you lecture on the folly of applying td
any person to know events not in humnqt
power to tell, but see satan has mind i
should deal with him, and never will atll
tempt such an affair again SO long US y
live" san Francisco Argonaut
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
His Sign.

He was leaning against the railing in
front of the Gilsey and enjoying o long
and slender Havana made to measure and
imported for his own special use. His
clothing was Of the latest cut, and his
boots were SO shiny the passers slipped on
their shadow. Another man, of quite a
robust and hearty aspect, approached and
seemed to recognize in him long lost
brother.
"How are you, old mani" said he, grab
bing at the smokers hand with his right
and clapping tho smoker on the shoulder
with his left.
"I-er-I beg pardon, sir. I haven't
the pleas"-
"Of course not. That's all right, old
chap. l know you-you are from Pitts
burg. knew that at once whom / saw
that stogey.' Come and take drink"
"Stogey, stogey' Go away, siri was
never In Pittsburg in my lifel''
What, and smoking that rooti You
want to take In your sign. then, that's all
I've got to say. New York Herald.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
AN ARlSToCRATlc MURDERER.
His Mind Probably unhinged by Reading
Of Another Murder Case.

LONDON, Dec. "a young man named
Reginald Saunderson, 81 years old, was
arrested in Dublin, charged with being
the murderer Of the fallen woman whose
body was found In a street in Kensington
at midnight Nov. aJ with her throat cut
from ear to ear.
Young Saunderson was far from being
strong minded, and early this year was
sent by his relatives to school for the
protection and education of gentlemen of
weak intellect at Hamptonwick. On the
night OF the murder he left this school os-
tensibly to attend divine service at local
church. The theory of the police is that
Snunderson, after leaving Hamptonwick,
came to London and met tho unfortunate
woman, whom he killed without warning.
1T is believed that he had become dementcd
through reading and brooding over the
murder at South End in June last of Miss
Florence Dennis, for which crime James
Canham Read was hanged yesterday.
Saunderson Is u son of Justice of the
Peace Bassctt Saunderson and "a nephew
Of the Earl of Clonmell and Edward Saun-
derson, the famous Orange leader and
member of the house of commons for the
north division of Armagh. One of Saun-
derson's aunts on his mothers side is Lady
Monck and another is the wife of the
Hon. George Fitz Clarence, grandson Of
William w.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
why AN Appropriation Was Refused.

ATLANTA, Dec. 5--The refusal of the
Georgia legislature to continue the mill
tary appropriation for the next two years
is variously interpreted, but the theory
most generally accepted is thar the legis-
lature is tired of work to which the troops
have been put during the four years OF
Governor Northern's administration, and
the evidence that they will he similarly
used by Governor Atkinson, whose great
zeai for the suppression of lynch law led
MN on several occasions to call ont the
military companies to protect rayishers
whose lives were being sought. The feel
ing among tho Legislators Is that every
county in the state Is capable of taking
car2 of its own affairs, and that the shar.
iifN do not want the unwelcomc aid of
military companies from other sources
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
LOCAL DOTS.

Fred Kienle is on the bond OF Coroner
Stldham. The bond is for $4,000.
o wing to the non-arriYal OF the wood.
work the new German Hall now In course
OF erection on French above Eighth street
is nearly at a stand still. The brick work
10 up one story awaiting the frames.
+. Ct West ia still lying very low at Ills
residence on West Fourth street suffering
from dropsy.
pair OF gold trimmed eyeglasses was
lost In going to the Opera House or com.
ing from it or In tho Opera House on last
Wednesday evening. A reward will 30
given II left at this ofIlos.
j. Il. Perry, who spent the summer and
autumn at Ocean Grove. N. j., will pass
the winter in our city and Newport.
Mr. and Mrs. Roland Word Springer
entertained their bridal party at dinner
on Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
The Rev. W. W. Taylor will preach IN.
night ut the special serylos at East Lake
Presbyterian Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
Canada !Anncxntju,,.

The question should "Lanada be annexed
to the United States?' will be discussed at
walnut Greap School house. CLrlsllailn
Inst.
Among the speakers will be L. b. L.
Spriiiger, 3. ID. Townsend Jr. u. B.
Smith. e. L. Iszard, E L. Slocomb. Horatio
n. Willis Harry Z. Evans anu a. j. Iay.
lor OF Wilmington; DR.. L. II. Ball and
franklin Erockson of NIarshullton; and
Harry Whiteman and Horucs G. EasLhurn
OF Pleasant Hill.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
NOT THE KIND you MARRY.

lug
Was stiif proud OF her sex as her happIest
prize.
When queen Of all hearts. welding sway un-
ti>puted
To our ears she was IN usic and light TO our
eyes
The Lady in 'kickertr has different projects,
ana she acts on aNefy pr po sterous plan,
fantastic
That she won't bo woman and can't lie
man,
cycle,
Plays ut football and cricket and longs to
incur
All unfeminine dan ;er for sake OF '.sonsa.
tion;r
I'd marry my grandmo hcr sooner than her.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
Live Stock Markets.

New YoRk, Dec. 4.-European cables quota
American steers at gI10l6c. per lb., dressed
seight; refrigerator beef, 7@s7sc. Calves
sieady; vealt, Sj0L,.50; grassers s2l2,50; west
ern calves. S..H6s3.5N. Sheep steady; lambs
= shade frnler; fair TO good sheep, 81. .50l2 To-
inferior TO good lambs, s3.25q4.a0. Hogs
steady at lower prices.
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, Dec. t.-Cattle steady;
primo, S5a52.; good. Si.alGi i0 bulls stays
and cows, SoQ9.25. Hogs active; PhIladel-
Shiae, SIl0li.75; fair Workers.. si.ln64.50.
sheep dull, lower: extra, S3il3.26, fair, sl.750
Q; common, Soc. DSl.s5; lambs, Si4i25.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
Lord DunraYcn,a ChaIIenre-

CowEs, Isle of Wight, Dec. "a repre-
sentative of the Associated Press had an
interview with Mr.. Richard Grant, sccre-
tary of the Royal Yacht squadron. Mr..
Grant said that he received telegram
from Lord Dunravcn at 10 o'clock on sun
day morning asking him to Immediately
issue II challenge to the New York Yacht
club to contest for the Americas cup Mr.
Grant added; II acted Immediately, wrote
the challenge and posted it the same oven.
ing. l presume Lord Dunraven is salts
NED with tho New York committees letter,
In which almost everything is conceded
10 MIN except the change of course from
Sandy Hook to Marblehcad. This should
never have been requested"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
An Answer,

Mr.. EDTroR:-The question was asked In
last nights paper: Is ourSsate any better
Off for having carried out the law and
sentence OF the court in giving William
Powell 20 lashes and Thomas Mitchell 10
lashes. convicted of stealing brass from
the W. Il. Ry., Cor The State may not
feel better for 1t just now. but 1t will
some day. There are too many young
toughs. prowling around our city tot Gay.
The young will be the men OF our city
somc day. so teach others q lesson first
instead Of last.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
Threaten to Attack Invading Indians.

SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. GA delegation
consisting Of five prominent citizens Of
San Juan county, Utah, called upon Gov
ernor West to urge that immediate action
be taken in the removal of tho Ute In
dians from the county. 1t is claimed that
about 600 Utes und 200 Navajoes have iu-
vaded the county, and say they propose to
remain They have not committed any
murders, but arc killing cattle belonging
to the settlers and appropriating other
property. The Indians are defiant and
well armed, The whito settlers have dc.
cided to make an attack on them on the
10th of tho month unless thoy remove
sooner
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
A Monument to Curtin.

HARRISBURG, Dec. &c. Day Rudy,
pHsidcnt vi the Sixteeners' club, repre-
slating 1900 graduates of the soldiers
osphans schools of Pennsylvania, an
nsunces the appointment of committee
toarrange for the erection OF monument
IN Capital park by the Sixteeners to the
tfnmory Of the late ex- Governor Curtin.
The monument is to cost s41b0o0, and will
he erected by contributions from the Six.
tzeners alone
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
Election of ON GERS.

PLEAsEST HILL. Del Dec. AT regu-
Post. No. o department OF Delaware the
following officers were duly elected for
the ensuing year:
Joseph II. Chambers, Commander; Wm.
H. Pennook, s. V. O.; Jacob Moore. jr.. v.
q; Levi Mccormick, Surgeon; Charles
Kearns, Chaplain; j. W. Worrall. quarter.
master; JAS Harkness, Officer OF tine Day;
A. Buckingham, o. G. There will be an
open meeting for Installation of officers
on New Years night. All gre invited to
attend. An observer.
LEWIS e. CoILISa
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
Looking Tor Work,

bricklayer and builder of Washington
d. O., Who is looking for an onenina
might locate In our city, and do we'll nr1,
yiding he Ia possesser OF Ealr amount ~
capital, as We expect boom In tie bIIiId.
ing line next spring. At present, how.
essr. . euefe are Two men for every Job and
meut LIVERY nat. The greater Wilmins.
ton will certainly materialIze when the
Democratic policy shall be consigned 10
by . long shot. sesN
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
A Bnby,s TER ihIc I,uru.

Mary, the 2-yeaI old child of John Gun
bingham. while playing in the kitchen OF
net nome ut Eighth Avenue and Duncan
street Yesterday afternoon received pro-
oaDty fatal burns. Mrs. Cunningham had
gone out Of the house and on returning
iouhd het child envelcped in flames. The
chiid.s dress had caught lire from the not
stoye and when the mother returned the
Ilttie one was unconscious on the floor.
Dr. Pierce was called into attendance and
Delaware Hospital
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
Bright side OF Life In Libby Prison.

The WilmInpton people are Il, Lova
rare treat OH Dec. 10Th, at Asbury M. II.
Church. Chaplain McCabs, who Is one or
the foremost siGgers and lecturers now
before the public. is 10 be there to siny
Side OF Lilo In Libby Prison" The chan.
lain is The only man now living who can
tell the story of Libby Prison life as ha
does. aud no one should fail to hear him.
Inero was bat one Libby Prison aud there
10 but ono McCabe, and there will neyer
be another prison of the kind and neyer
another Chaplain MeCabe to tell about IT.
So hear him ct Asbury Church, saturday
Dec. 10Th. ''
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
Iail, Ahaut -yrin

At Central Prssby terian Church this
evening Mr.. Asad NJ. Rustum, native
Syrian Christian. will lecture with the
stcreol,tlcon on Syria. After the lecture
no will illustrate the formalltles OF u
Syrian wedding In the time OF Christ A
number of the young people will be
dressed In the oriental costumes and as
sumo tho parts. There will be no charge
for admission. but silver Offering will 10
gathered for missions.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05

The fret M. p. Church Will observe
Church Extension Day" next Sabbath
Deo. 9th. The Rev. q. A. Morris, the
young and popular pastor OF the Second
NJ p. Church this city will preach at 10 10
a. m. aud the evening will be In charge of
tbs sunday school. and the regular pro.
gram prepared by Rev. L. o. Grouse of
Baltimore will be carried out. The exer.
cisss Will com menoe In the evening at 730
O'Clock and will be led by C +. MInors
the eeuperlntendppt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
North and East River Echoes,

About the only place along the East
river where an echo is heard after the
blowing of whistles on tugs and steamers
Ia the neighborhood Of the Brooklyn
bridge. The towers of that structure re-
fleet the note, but seldom clearly. On the
North river the palisades give back the
sound more sharply, and when big blasts
are fired the reverbcration is like distant
thunder. New York Letter
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
tBirdr and His JoclSev.

Tho trottlnG dog. Bird" harnes sed to
0 su'ky and In charge of Ills jockey Major
George Wilson. occupy one OF the large
show windows of the store OF j. II. Blul.
lin Il Son. and arc attracting much ntten-
tion. bird" is the property OF DIR. L. W.
Jester and has record OF trotting quar-.
ter or mile In forty seconds. Tho maj jor
is 35 years Of age and weighs but fifty
pounds. The oatllt is one that would de-
light any boy that loves good dog.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
Nou-SuIt Refused,

Chief Justice Loro In Superior Court
yesterday refused the non.suit asked for
by Philip Churchman in the case OF tho
Standard Sewing Machine Company va.
George II. Smith, an action on a promis.
sorry note with interest, amounting to
S10l.S3 Mr. Churchman'S motion was
grounded on the contention that due no.
tlce OF the protesting had not been given
the endorser or maker of tho note. The
case was closed and court adjourned.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
The weather.

For eastern Pennsylvania and New Jer-
my, fair; ndrtherly winds, becoming var
tsale. For Delaware, fair; northerly
winds, becoming south. The weather will
bs generally fair in all districts. The
tnnperatura will continue to rise slowly
east of the Mississippi river
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
Uroke the Hecord,

Yesterday at Minneapolis George A.
Hansen broke the 100 mile bicycle record.
HIS timo was five hours and three MN.
utes % minutes better than any preylous
record made. The course was carefully
measured and regular l.. A. W. time.
keeper and judge was present,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
Noticed by Both.

"I notice" said the tall, pale girl With
tho high forehead, THAT there Is muoH
progress being made now in photograph
ing the stars"
"Oh, yes," answered the fluffy girk
they use them for cigarette picturesI''-~
indianapolis Journal.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
street. mud se,xer..

The Street and Sewer Directors last
evening opened bids for grading a side.
walk on Delaware avenue, but the con-
tract was not given.
The balance in bank was reportad to be
S4S, 740 lS. Collections amounting 70 $733,-
80 were reported. Both pay.roIis were
pas. ed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
Posted.

Applicsnt-No, ina am, couldn't wcrk
|hero there was children.
Mrs. Keopaouse-- But we advertised FOR
. girl who understood children.
Applicant IL do Understand 'ern.
ma an. That's why l wruida't WORK
where they are.-.Luudon Tit Bits.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05

Wa want paopls 10 go righ, ilrec, 10
s27 King ST II they want TO ave money.
We sell ovst6rs fresh butter e.zrs. meats
Of I'll kirds. AL kind OF country pro.
kuc9 sooner th1n any where eise. SCI
kllg street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
t:onc OuI nfnuuine...

Myer Dafidow. trading as DayIdow 4.
Co.. Pawn Brokers and Jewellers has sold
put the entire interest to Dayidow Bros.
They assu me all liabilities and they will
tel out tho entire stock at auction. Myer
Dayidow will embark IN the Wholesale
1ewelry Business In New York City.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
scn, fenced to Ono Year.

Detective Jones vas wtn9ss yesterday
at the trial of Hugh Logan at NeIIn'
charged with lnrGeuy of goods from a
freight car at Chester. lie vas fourd
guilty and sentenced to term OF ono
years Imprisonment.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
Why They Went OF.

"Are you loadedi" asked the pistol Of
the shotgun.
No, said the latter; "I'm shot,"
Then both exploded with laughter
Philadelphia Call. ..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
..,,.

an entertainment by the Sunshine Circle
OF st. Paul's NJ. e. Church will be held
this wednesday, evening. In Grace Sun.
dny school ha /. at 8 O'Clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
Great Anhinyement.

what we count as an achievement"
said man, adepcnds. Thus my 6.year-
old son ran In this morning as was reud.
ing tho paper.
Papa, says he.
What says l.
I've put on my own stockingsp says
he, and he called my attention further to
the fact that he had Ros the seams straight
down tho back. New York Sun.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
Church Extension,

Dr. Simms, No. COG King street, has a
worm medicine which lie the bes. on the
market. Try a bottle.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
Deceased.

Edwi Nj. Stevenson died ats o'clock
on tuesday from heart disease. aged 81
years. Tho funeral will take place on
Tn ursday afternoon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
STOCK All vD PRODUCE MARKETS.
cissing Quotations of the New York and
Philadelphia Exchanges,

! new York Dec. 4.-Speculation on the
6ipek Exchange today was irregular on a
nHAll volume of business, and the net changes
Of tho day were, except in a very few in
stances, confined within fractional limits.
E1a-- 1 1 IL
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1894-12-05
Evangelist NayIor Mt asbury.

The Rev. Isnno Naylor will preach at
Asbnry NJ. u. Church to. morrow (Thurs-
day) at p. m. All are invited.