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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

Q. ]. Moriarlty left this morning for
Baltimore. whore he will light to q flu.
ish tonight at 12 pounds. Before
leaving his weight was l49 bounds.
The Baltimore Baseball Clubs spe-
cial train made n remarkable run from
Baltimore to Chicago. The train left
Camden station over the b. 4 o. route
at 6.1S O'Clock Saturday evening and
arrived In Chicago at l.04 Sunday after
noon making the run Of $50 miles in
10 hours and 40 minutes.
Arthur zimmerman. the American.
won the ladies' prize at the bicycle
tournament at Florence on Saturday.
Harry Wheeler. American. won tn Q
International race, beating doth italian
and Germs competitors. The AmeIi-
cans present gave him round after
round OF cheers.
The Wilmington Wheel Club will
make a iaunt to Philadelphia next
Sunday, going to Chester by boat and
thence by wheel to Fairm0unt Park
aud the Zoo.
John s. johnson will make an at
tempt to beat two minutes for stand
lug start mile at the Waltham cy Gle
track OH Tuesday and will be paced by
live tandem teams.
Hawke pitehld in the game on Sat
urday botween Baltimore aud Chicago.
The Baltimore won II.
The all.Lround championship OF the
Young Mems Caristia Associate
Tor the Laird silver cup WAS contested
on Saturday afsarnOoD at kivegvie W
There were tuIee entrios, and alter !
hard light }. L Pierce won. with al
average OF $685., whllc ii. Rice was
second. with an average OF 1919.
A. the EplrLh Df ,luiy exhibition nj
Dover the following bicycle races wi
be held: Half mile, for Peninsula rider,
under Is years OF age; half-mlle, cham
pionship OF tie Peninsula; ene'Ini I
handicap. opep, ana two-nlle lladicuI
open. The races will 10 held by thu
sanction and under tile rules OF tie
League OF American Wheelmen ant
VIII be open only to class A riders
The prizes Will ue handsome and valu
able including a solid gold medal TO
the hnlf.mlle championship, Entrlel
Will close next Thursday. ut the ollie,
OF ). Wallis Merrlhow. No. lOll Mar
kot street
A bicycle club has been organized a
Salisbury, Md. and Frederick A
Grier. formerly of tits city has beef
chosen president. Cycling IN Sails
bury is booming and the new club Il
reported to be in llourishlnK oondi
ton.
Rockford and Y. NJ. C. A. will pla.
. two games OF base ball on July 4th
, Both games will be played at tn
Front and linton street grounds.
, Rockford will play the hamilton
base ball club OF Philadelphia at TIL
, Front and Union street grounds nex
/ Saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, for WI.
Ills, Lava. IN. sl2.35, 40 2O! 3.4a. IDi I4l.
5.Os -: 300 Gl', 90. 40. lilo Il.l6 p. IN.
Accommodation. G2o7.3i, 10. 70 a. M. l.gs
j.0j. 4,O3 49,. Gaa, SIS. l9U3 and II, 3s p. III.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia eGpress} 1857. 9,t5, 1,2D
$50. S.h5. 1905, 1873 ll.5l H. In., l31, 3O5 GA
j.b5, ~, ~ and arp. m.
accommodation, 100. $40 a. m. 1910 La,
i.u3 5.l5 ana 1880 y, IN.
Fort'hes or express, l.S7 40 $50. s.55
lQ.05, li.5l 4. n l,'t h0l, h.5G,7,Ui and 81. PIN
Accommodation 1pl $40 II IN, I'D, l..
For New York .cxprc-sl 49,, ab5 40. 100
$50. lUui 10 20. llhi a a.. 10 LII. 3.Oj. 4.U5
5jU gro, 1.u1 and ~ - y, III.
cor BOSTON without chance 5.5b u. m.
For New orleans. hiehmund aud Danville
Express, li.4l y, IN,
Tor West Che7tcry via Lemokin. $50 a. m.and
baltimore and washlegton. As. sol. 1919 a.
m. lsoi is,!a, 523. 81 %, al. s..0 p. m. and
baltimore aud intermediate stations GO.
for New Castle, /! o6 light.
I For Cape Charles, Ull Point Comfort an
SOrfolI, 1901 night,
For Mddletuwn Clayton. Bower, Wyo-
inning, FELTON, llnFtington, lsrilgeyiile. sea.
|turd. Laurel and helmar l2l ntuhi,
Leave Pniia1ciphA ltrond street, Tor Wi.
,mugton express. a,jt t.-p. $40. Ills. ll.4u a
lrn., Al, hos tt,55, GiH s.5, lilo. lLlG p. M.
Accommodation s3a. lo.y5n NJ. la.a5, ao5
lG. ~ h.tS, lu.uj and II is j.. III.
D. Congress ~ionu I,iHiied Express trains
Tor aad Dihing Cars, NocNtra laIr
Limited express trains composed OF Pull.
imam Ncstlhuir PRrlur tttrS Ncsiiuult pnsstII.
ger tonches and b1nlH4 .Ir. No cAtra furc.
coaches.
Tor further Information. passengers prc
referred 20 NC ticket gent II tHc station.
;. N. PHLNoSl' J. X. WOOD.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

Now that the season for heat pros.
trntlons Is here, well-known local
physician gives the following advice
us to how to care for victims of the
heat: The doctor says: III conve-
Mont strip the patient after he has
been removed to a shady place. Put
Ice to the head, butif it cannot be had.
any cold application, though Ice is the
best.
At the same time apply something
tagging como stlmulunt should he
given. In the large hospitals OF Phila'
deIphia, Now York and other places
this is the method OF treatment. II
the victim cannot lie stripped of his
clothing very well the clothing should
DO loosened.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

Mr.. A. v. Hysore. agent for the
Globe Gasoline Engine aud Napor
launches, will start to run ferry
boat between PennsRrove, y. j.. and
this city touching Shipley street wharf,
carrying passengers and freight at a
slight reduction IN price. lie Is now.
having constructed a goUd.slled ferry
boat which Will be propelled by II
Glohe Gasoline Engine, lie will also
run a ferry every half hour between
fennsgroYo and Gordon Heights fof
which he charges Is cents for the
round trip. Mr. Hysore says he can
run his boats cheaper than any other
Crafts that ply the Delaware. He says
thay are safe and can DO run at very
little Cost,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

Sallle Reignsr, aged years, Of Dol
mar, accompanied by sister two
years older. was looking into cup
board for drinking glass and found
u box OF pills composed Of opium n nd
two OF which We're power
ful enough to XIII grown person, The
litrle girls took six of the pIlls and
died In great agony within an hour.
The older girl found another box OF
pills. from which she swallowed sey.
erll. but they proved to be qulnlnG
pills and she thus escaped death.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

Mr.. Albert Turner. who las been for
nearly thirty years connected with
the Fowler Il Wells Company, is an.
nounced as tho manager of new
journal or practical hygiene. 10 be
called Health. q for which well-known
writer's on the subject viii contribute,
The announcement for July number
the names OF DR.. Oswald, Dr.
Z. L. Page, Dr. Dodds, Julia Coleman.
Hester III. Pools Dr. w Il. Forrest.
Mrs Le Favre 81. Poole, Miss L
Marguerite Lindley. Mrs. hudders. Dir.
Fuller. Helen Gilbert l.cob and others.
To he issued us II quarterly at Is cts II
number, or 30 cts. year by the HEAiri
PUBLISHING Co, IS Read ST., New YORK.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

CHICAGO, June 25.-The great American
Derby was Won Saturday by Rey FL Santa
Anita, the son Of Cheviot. Domino, the
hitherto uncopquercd son of lIimyar, rar
last in field of nine starters, played out
Senator Grady. Marcus Days colt, hnishet
second, with considerable in him to spar,
ut the close, Domino at no time was bet
ter than fourth after the first half milo
Taral pulled him up hard at the close
when it became apparent that the col
was done for. In the pools the winne
sold ut 40 to !.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

The speech OF Senator Higgins, says
The Philadelphia Press, in tho United
States Senate. juno 10th, will attract
Ettention for the clear presentation 1t
Eives OF the relations between this
sountry and Canada and the effect the
wilson bill vii! have III alterlnR the
attitude OF the two countries toward
zach other. The purpose of tho Re-
publican party In legislating on tine.
tariff was to look out III the first place,
tor the interests of the people Of the
United States. This was done 10 the
Ease OF the farmers as much as in the
sase Of the manufacturers. and as far
% Canada is concerned the protection
given by Republican tariffs was more
In favor OF the farmer than the manu-
iactursr.
But as Senator Higgins shows, this
policy Is TO be reversed by Dem oera.
dc legislation and the intere SITS Of
Canada favored. With free wool,
tree lumber and many agricultural
products free and tho duty on the
other products reduced. the British
1omlnioEs In America are likely to
bless the day when Mr.. Cleveland and
Che Democratic party came into power
They will realize the truth OF what
Sackvllle- West. British Minister at
Washington during MIR. Cleveland's
first term, meant when he advised an
inquirer, in a famous letter. to vote
with the Democratic party, as 1t Is the
more favorable to British interests.
6ackyllle-West may have been indis.
erect, but he knew what he WAS tax :
ing about when he gave the advice.
Another point that senator Higgins
brings out clearly Is the injury done
10 American commerce by the fuvurs
shown the Canadian Pacific Railroad
Here is a great trans-conttn9ntal rail
road, constructed with the avowed in
teDiion OF building up British America
and OF keeping 1t in close connection
with the mother country, actually liv
ing on the business 1t draws away frou
the United States railroads. 1t takes
All the trdtllc II can from the railroads
81 this country by making low raj o.
and SO makes the business OF this
eountrY pay that much as interest oil
aforeigu and hostile Investment. Tina
Canada bias boon able to obtain sucl
important anu valuable concessions
shows no W far.sightel the policy o
that country ia.
II this was business matter alone
It might DO left for tho enterprtslne
business man In the United States Il
correct But IL is not. 1t Is az muol
or more a political than a bushes.
question. The very railroad that TIN
country is helping by unwise conces
sions to build up is being maze an lin
portant link In the chain intended tt
bind the dominions OF Great Britain
closer together. Britaiu Is looking
after Its own interests, as It always
seifishly has done. That may be tn
duty of the English statesmen, but /
is the sheerest folly for the United
Htates Government to play into Eng
hsh hands In this matter. Senate
Higgins has done commeudabli
work in calling public attention to THU
matter and IN pointing out the resul
Of such policy. His speech on tn,
subject a generous extract from which
Is printed else where. Is worthy o
wide circulation and close persual,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25
MINE HORROR NWALES
Terrible Results of an Explosion Of
Fire Damp.
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY KILLED
OF Two Hundred and Sixty seven At Work
I'm tho Mine Only Seventeen Escaped
Aiive-The Bodies Of the Dead Terribly
Mutilatsd.

PoNT-Y-PRIDD, Wales, June ga ter
rible explosion of fire damp occurred Sat
urday afternoon in the Albion colliery,
at Gilfyndd, near this place. The force Of
the explosion may be Judged from the
fact that beam fifteen inches by fifteen
inches and twenty feet long was blown to
considerable distance from the top Of
the shaft.
Late last evening the rescuing parties
succeeded in extricating n large number
Of bodies, all of which were sent to the
surface. Thus far 149 bodies have been
taken from the pit.
1t has been ascertained that 267 men
and boys descended the shaft on Satur-
day, and of this number only seventeen
have been saved. A large number of
bodies were buried beneath the earth
Those not killed by the explosion or
crushed to death by the falling earth and
rock were undoubtedly asphyxiated by
the after damp. The bodies of these re-
covered, who were killed by the actual ex-
plosion, which was terrific, were terribly
mutilated. III many cases arms and legs
were blown completely from the trunks.
Limbs from missing bodies have been
found in several parts of the mine. In
one place dozen bodies were found to-
bcehci. hc Hicu uUu tNIueHily Deen over
taken by the after damp while endeavor-
ing to make their escape.
A telegram was yesterday received from
the queen. Her majesty said she was much
shocked by the news of the sad disaster,
and she expressed her deep sympathy with
the families of those who lost their lives.
The dispatch adds that the queen awaits
with anxiety the results of the brave eff
forts Of the rpscuinR uarty
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

Mr.. W. II. Hendrickson will visit the
patrons Of tue REpU BLIcAN in the differ
snt sections OF our county the com.
ing week. In order to collect the
nmount due for subscriptions and
straighten up all accounts as far as
possible. lie will not object to receiv'
ing new subscribers, advertisements
or orders Tor any kind of printing. w
will DO under obligations to all wht
will receive him kindly or In any wa!
contribute to aid iu his work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

Charles Stats. coiored, a farm
hand employed by Weslie Walker.
near Murshgllton, in the Municipal
Court thls morning WAS tined : aud
costs for being drunk on Saturday.
Alexander LIpp.neott, colored. was
charged With assault and battery on
Kate Bautum Katie did not appear
and the case was dismissed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

Mr.. Isauc H. Bullock, corner Sixth
and Shipley streets. Is bu5tiy engaged
in making brass tunnels or tubes to
10 used In tue litter at tho water
works. He nlso has made seiye
which Is a patent OF Mr. Joseph A
Bond to be used in cleaning gravel or
ali small PARTICLES MIR Bullock has
been very busy man during the past
three months, getting up these brass
tubes or cones for the litter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

The continued warin weather has
caused an unusual early wheat har-
yest and In many of the lields outside
OF tho aty the reaper and binder Is at
work un the golden grain. Last week
tue indications were that the crop
would not be harvested for several
weeks, but tho moving now Ia about
ten days premature although the crop
Is well ripsned. As the Any is ready
to cut tho early wheat harvest has CIV
en- the farmer double work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

The Pennsy .ttnia Railroad Com pany
that on and after June 18th
ls't, ali eGprcss trains. Including the
iennsylyanla Limited, will stop at
lrasson. The Mountain House will be
opened on that day.
Commencing on the same day obser,
yntion cars will be attached to tho Pa,
clhc Express west and the Day Express
east Tor the trip over the mountains.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25
TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST BOUND


'Expres trains.
a. m. 'ls 81. % ~. IS s5, z a, II p m.
New York. Sundays '3Oj. z II, 10 SO n. m.
Phiiadeiphia tTwenty-i"urth and Chest
nut utreet-.) week days 'sm . o.. !. IL . %
'I2 - IS. - 40. 5 rs IS. 81 IS. 3D. '744. -
Sundays. .soa .i7 o 81. 500. 90, 40 81.
II ~ n. IN. l ". y 49. 25 45a '5sa 63I ~.
Pnilade,phi,. rweiuh and Market sts.,)
week days. 'soS q IL IS 49, 10 80 a. me- y 40.
sundays j Os. III. 10 80 a, m. 'a49. IA.
iclhi'EssSirER. weel, days. 1903. s55. .7l7. cas-.
e So co. IS ~. % so. 10 O0 10 70, Ill IS a. M.
rs y 40. Vi 3D. % s. 81. q ~. -. TO- I'll
CHESTER. Sundays .a0s. .7l7. 81. 8 90
10 49, II 40 u. M ~, - AZ %. IS. IS IS. 81
"a H. = ~. 10. I'll q. IN.
Atlantic City. week days. q II, 'ls a. %
WEST BOUND. .-
| BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, u Is.
o. IS " ~ H., 'ls 10, - o.. Oh q 81 - VS. ~
sundays. '4l5 ZOE IS aa'a. IT.. u. iO. 'aO5.
baltimore and Way stations : OF a. m, 8 o.
Newark, DEL 415. : OF. IS 81 a. m .la 1873 %.
= -. or, ~ ~ II M, IL H. 30j43I. 70, IS II.
IS s.. II 10 p. III.
\ Chicago, 's SO II. NJ. 81 p. M, daily.
Cincnnnti aud st. Louis. IL 10 p. IN. and
4 New Orieans via Bristol AMI Chattano o "a.
. 5s p. IN. daily. Through sleeper TO New
Orleans.
singerly accommodation. TOs a. IN, Soa
- aud Ii 10 p. H., daily.
Landenbcrg accommodation, week days
I u2, $ B! n. NJ, a3b aud D % p. M Sundays
e3D I'm, bSsp N. - , ,,r
New York, week days. y 70 IL III.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

At MISUNDERSTANDING, 10; Halle
ton, 4, At Altoona-Altoona, 8; Scran
ton, 5. At Reading-Tirst gnme: Reading
20; Easton, B. Second game: Reading. 81
Easton, l3 At Pottsvile-Pottsville 20
Allentown. 7.
SATURDAYS EASTERN LEAGUE GAMES.
At Wilkesbarre-W ilkesbarrc, 12 Troy
8. At Erie-Proyidence, 4; Erie. g. Al
Observation-Disclosures, go; Syracuse
9. At Buffalo-First game Springfield
3; Buffalo, 4. Second game: Springfield
s., Buffalo, 6.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

CoIUMBus, O., June 25.-While the fire
department was drilling on Broad street
the immense water tower tuppled over
and crashed into n surrey, killing James
II Frederick, Mr. Frederick wife and a
gentleman named Rigby, VINO were i'll the
surrey. escapnd.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

f, " Lewis wEo occupies tho STIR
ling farm, near Newark, has n lot or
line BERKSHIRE rIgs. registered stock.
Any one wishing something nice
should call and 500 them. Hls three
brood saws arc rHoiv exeellel rs they
arc perfect ben tiles. /. certainly pays
to raise 20 Cd stack.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

READING, Pa, June 25-The court sen.
fenced Alderman Henry Wicket and Con.
stable Borrell, of the Twelfth ward, this
city, convicted Of taking illegal fees from
the county, to pay fines of $3.50 and 800,
rrspectiyely and costs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

SHANGHAI, June 25.-The Japanese gov
eminent is sending more troops to Corea
and she refuses to withdraw from thai
country except under conditions which
China cannot accept. The situation i,
critical
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

The last service In the old building
OF the Gookmen Congregation was
held last evening ana took the form
OF q love fe1st. There were speeches
by ReYS. W. l.. White, Alfred scott
and John Mclaughlin, aud also by
members Of the church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25
BASEBALL RECORDS.
Standing of the Clubs In the Race for
Championship Pennants.
National League,


At Observation-Disclosures Is; Philadel-
phia, IL. At Pittsburg - Pittsburg, 0;
Chicago, 4. At Boston-Boston, l2; Wash
ington, 5. AT New York-New York, 10;
Brooklyn, 8. At Cincinnati-First game:
Cincinnati, 8; Louisville, I. Second game,
Cincinnati, S; Louisville, 8. At st. Louis
st. Louis, Il; Cleveland, 3.
.- SUNDAYS LEAGUE GAMES.
At Observation-Disclosures, I; Louisville
3. At Observation-Disclosures II; Chicago
10. At st. Louis-St. Louis, IA; Cleve
land TO- ...... .-".. -.'. '..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

CokrsytuE, juno u. = About ten
O'Clock last night n. /. Boyer & o's
barn and stock stables were destroyed
by tire together with about 5000
worth Of dogs, n number Ct Shetland
ponies, a thoroughbred stallion AMI a
herd OF soulhdown sheep. The loss is
placed at Sl4 UDJ Tho lire is believed
to De The work Of tramps.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25
A Hundred Cattle Burned to Death.

CoArEsvfLLE, Pa, June 25.-The barn
and stock house of y. p Boyer s. Co.
were destroyed by fire Saturday night,
with 100 head of fine cattle and the black
stnilion Midnight, valued at 81 500 Loss,
1900
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25
PENNSYLVANIA R ABROAD.
The Standard Hallway of America.
PROTECTED THROUGHPUT ny rms
switch and block signal Sy,
tenn.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON a.
BALTIMORE KAILROAD.


Trnin- will IcnYe Wilmington mr. follows,
For Philadelphia (expressl, l.5T. 255 AGO
0.8. ~ 80. $50. s.5i. lOO5. ll.l6 l025 lI9n
ll.5l A. NJ. Sf2.I9, LIZ. 305 5.0I $40. $50 T.0i,
and a,la p. IN.
Accommodation, COO. ZOO. sN0 1910. II. 80 n
M. 1888. . 70, 10 h.ih. 80 aud 1890 p. IN.
For Chester icXprcs-) l.5i, i.2D. go 40 T.50
s.hH. S55 1905. ll2. ll.5l II M. LIT, 5.Ol, 55G
Accommodation. 600. I'm. sos 1910, l.s3 a.
m, II. Y3, 2.2l, 49, 5.l5. ana 1913 u. IN.
For New York. 10. !.jl 40, 6.sD. 100, $50
: 30, 1000 1913, ln,4o. ll.5l a III, gt2Ig, LII.
~, sos, 5.OI. s. 10 $50 gro, 10 and 10 81 p w.
For Boston without change l0.lG a. IN. and
$50 y. III
For New Orleans. Richmond and Danvillc
Express t7.il p. III.
For West Chester Via Lanokin. go IA. m,
$40 p. IN.
For newark Center ana intermediate sta.
tiuns. 40 a. IN. ami tia p. M
baltimore and Washington. 4.35. sol, 9.ll,
Pc 10 aud II 90 a m. l@Ui l2.23 sI.I5, 9us,
- 3 q, 'G.O5, 6.5s al So p. IN. and ia.4l
might
Baltimore and Intermediate stRtionA . a.
AS /, Os and li.5i p. IN.
Baltimore and Bay Line. 5.a3 p IN.
DELAWARE DIVISION.
For New Castle. SI4 11.l2 Il. m, 250, 400
Gas. Gu y IN. and l2.0B night.
For lewis Sl9 a. M. III p. III,
For Rchul 9th Z. IA. IN.
Express for Dover, Harrington and Delmnr,
lS.la lI.G3 u. m. s.21 u, III. aud i9.tl night.
4 For harrington and way station only. go
'p IN.
Express for Wyoming, 6 - p m
Express Tor Clpr Charles, Old Point Com
fort aud Norfolk, 4LU3 II. M. and 1901 night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

]. NJ Dufilho, town marshal of Boise
La, shot and killed Tom Carnahan.
merchant of that place, in defending him
self. Duflho surrendered.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

NIUNsON's Remedy M. as Hood
Purifier has no eqaul II cleanses the
Blood of all impurities. and cures Fry
them. Dry and Scaly Eruptlons 10th.
lyoses. Vascular EruptionS Pustulur
lEruptions. Itching finishes. Mentagra.
Eczema, salt Rheum, Herpes. Two sizes.
VI and 10 cents. A complete list of Mum
sons Remedies together with their medl-
cal publication. 'grhe Family Doctor"
will be given you free by applying to any
of our agents. Caution. buy by numbers
as well AS nsmo.
/ CAUTION: beware of limitations. No
itice the name OF Munson Is spelled with
this letter ) See that our trademark l.
on every label None genuine with
out IL. For sale IN Wilmington by George
W. Quinn. 18th and Clnymont SITS. j. j.
Gallagher & Bro, 1863 and 1904 Mark ct
s.; ). q. Mckeever. Maryland Ave. and
Linden ST.; Veasey's Pharmacy, Sth and
Monroe; W. T. smith, 4ih and Harrison;
y. {. Taylor Il Co. S33 f. 9TH St; Muns1n
s Targettc. N, Il. Cor. 18th aud Orange
St; G nrrctt s. Smith. Del. Ave. and Du-
Pont; John NJ. Harvey. 40T Delaware
avenue; Bcaton Smith. Corner It'll and
Pine streets.
Munson's Homeopathic Medi-
cine Co.,
1870 ARCH ST.. PHILA.. PA
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

Elmer Croft, a bright young man
aged "a years, and a son OF Frank Croft
OF Odesea. was drowned on Friday al
Washington, in the Potomac river,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

For d arrhea, Simms' cholara syrup.
always sure to cure. COG King Street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-25

We have opened up a Fur
niture Department, which
Include at present Iron, En-
lameled and Brass bedsteads,
wire, hair, elastic felt, husk
and feather mattresses and
pillows and all articles in.
cluded in the bedding line,
to which we invite your at.
tention for prices in COM
parison to any house hand
ling these goods. We have
also included a large line of
chairs and reed furniture,
which will be of interest to
buyers of these goods for the
Summer months. Four large
lots of those high.grade XVI
Century Porch Rockers, at
$3.50 and S1.75, were dis.
posed of in as many days.
Our delivery was taxed to its
utmost and those of our Gus.
TONERS who were not served
promptly we hope will over
look 1T on account of the
rush. We are now better pre-
pared with chairs and horses
and can make delivery at
. once. We have eighteen diff
ferent styles of Rockers with
more coming, all of the very
highest grade of makes,
which we shall sell from Toe
> to $50 each. For the pre-,
sent our Chair Department
: will include the Upholstery
Department and part of our
our large carpet room.
i One more lot just down
+ from the workroom of has.
socks; better size, better
made, better styles-75c
and 81 values for 25 each.