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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-14
WEIGHING THE EARTH,
An Extraordinary Scientific Result and the
Method by Which II Was Obtained.

An Extraordinary Scientific Result and tho
Method by Which II Was Obtained.
The question of the earth s density and
weight has always been one of great inter.
est TO scientific men in general Newton
proved that its density could be ascertain
ed by noting the detection of a plunlulat
by the attraction of mountain Bon guer
applied this method, using an instrument
called a "gsnith sector" tsee that title III
any good encyclopedia) in connection with
a telescope made TO point Mt a certain star
After taking observations at one station
tho instrument was moved 100 feet ami
again turned In the direction of the same
star. By so doing II was found that the
graduated are and pointer showed differ
ence OF nearly one second of an angle-this
ON level plain. Carrying the experiment
further, II was found that when one of Tia.
stations was at the foot of a mountain the
change Of direction as shown by the zen,
18th pointer was hardly noticeable; this on
account of the mountains attraction.
In 1879 Professor Maskelyne made ex.
periments at the foot of Mount SchihaI.
lion, Perthshire, Scotland by which it
was determined that the attraction exert ed
by that mountain caused the plumb line
to deviate nearly six seconds from its nor
NAL, Professors Cavendish, Playfair and
Hutton, figuring from the known struc-
tural composition of Schihallion found
that the mean density of the mountain was
to that of the earth as is to 8. From this
the mean density of the earth, as compared
to water, was found to be as 5 to /. Other
more recent experiments make the ratio
vary from ~ to o.. to /, instead of to-
1, shown by Cavendish ct al. Taking 81
as the average, and the diameter of the
earth as 7,e12.14 miles, and the weight of
cubic foot of water as 62. SO pounds, the
weight of the earth is shown to be 5,s42I
trillions of tons OF 9, 240 pounds; or, in fig
ures, 5,s42 900, 900, 900 ,ooO. 600, 900 tons -
Sc. Louis Republic.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-14

In County Court yesterday after
noon Judge Cullen Informed the Jury
In the caee OF 9. M. Reynolds d Co. vs..
William ID. Howell gafnishee OF John
Appleton, that the court would not
give decision In the casa. He could
not get Judge Marvel to give an opin.
Ion one way or the other. Personally
he had an opinion In the matter which
leaned strongly 10 one direction.
There were no authorities bearing on
the case. however, and he would ad
wise that iuryman would withdra W
from the box and that counsel would
make IL case stated and the matter
could then be argued before the three
judges.
John Young was brought iuto court
and sentenced to pay $3.50 restitut lion
money, pay the costa of prosecution
and serve three months In prison.
Young had plead guilty to robhing
Newton j. DerIickson's chicken roost.
Court was adjourned until Friday
morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-14

At 10 O'Clock. a. M.
10 head OF horses and mules
No. l. George. sorrCl horse 10 years old
souni and all right. fearless OF an steam
II perfect lady's hol Sc; can trot Ia thrr,
minutes or less.
Mo-. Daisy. bay mare, years old, wit
ionl, hrst'clasS driver, sound, can trul
closcto minutes.
No. < NeIl.r, coming years old as fint
mare as IN the state. broken single and
double, very promising.
NO. !. May, coming 8 years old, broken
double. = perfect bcauty.
No. B. Maud. coming 8 wears old. broken
iuuJlc another beauty.
No. =, Sadie coming 3 years old, will
make good farm or driving mare.
Nos. and {. Doe and Colonel. pair OF
mules, will work anywhere.
I NO. y. Harry, gray horse, 9years old, q
good farm horse.
No. TO- Sailie. bay mare. IL years old
good brood and farm mare.
10 cows. will be in profit soon; ? heifers
one bull.
FARMING TMpLEMENTs-3 farm wagons
with bay rigging. lO-tooth drill, Yurh
carriage, road cart. . seat carriage. dear
born, Osborn binder, foot cut; moving
machines, ! corn coverer. dropper and
MARKER, sled corn MARKER Thomas hal
rake. | corn shelter. fan. l large hay
cutter, cultivatorS, forks, hoes, shoveis
and all W, rking implements used on q
larm. HARNESS. double sctS OF waKo n
harness, double set of carriage harness
neaIl Is new; sets Of single harness ) sets
OF pillow harness DAIRY FixTCRES =.
chuTns. butter tubs, pans. buckets and
str9lners.
TERMS OF sALE-All sums or SO and
under cash. over that amoudt u credit /
months will be given by the purchase
giving a bankabie note With approved
eDdorscr, no Interest To be demanded IL
notes are paid when aue. hut IL not pa i'd
when due interest TO be paid from dale OF
sale. per cent. on for ii o. credit
sums. JOSEPH SHARPE.
L W. Gtldham & Son, AuTionesr-.
I7-xlN-lI7-go2l
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-14

Many muscular men succuInD to
,fntigues borne with ease by persons fur
their interiors In physical strength. Mus
clio does not imply yigor. In fact. II IL
not dililcult OF proof that athletes do not
live as long nor enjoy as rood health rs
the average Individual who is vigorous
that Is TO say. whose digestion and sleep
arc uninpHired. whose nerves arc trln.
hAu. aud who has no organic tendency 60
disease. These requisites OF vigur are
conferred upon those Inherently weak,
no Less than upon those iIltatei
through wnst!rg disease, by thorough.
persistent course OF iiostetter's stomach
bitters. tho. leading natioHa, tonic, in
dofseh and recommended by physicians
OF eluiucnCe. 1t VIII not cudow you win
the muscle OF Cofbett. but Il will infiise
energy INTO your system. and rcnew lie
active ana hralthfnl performance of it,
functions, II ayerts aud curcs malaria
rheuulhtic and kidney complaints and
ovctcones dyspepsia. constipation, liver
trouble and nervousness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-14

In almost every American city en-.
tertRlnmen.s OF novel nature are be.
Ing held In order to draw from the
pockets of those fond OF amusement
u small sum toward relieving the pre-
yailiDg distress.
In q town In far off Minnesota an en-.
tertainmeDt OF this class was given
and rich round OF novelties was SO.
cured by having the Burgess and the
Town Council take part in the exer-
cises. The Burgess gave recitation.
The Township Treasurer told a funny
story about his experience as father
OF twins. Two heavy weight members
OF the Council engaged In a Grueco
Roman wrestling match,
With talent oil this sort by the thou
sands why should not Wilmington uti.
lie III And with this object in view We
suggest that the Opera House he en-
gagged and an entertainment given for
tho benefit OF the Associated Charities.
After calling the meeting to order
Theodore Stewart could give five
minute lecture on 'Courtshipn or why
never pnrtonized the marriage Ii.
cense court. Number two on the pro-
gram could be very iittinRly filled by
John 4. Dickey with the rendition OF
his beautiful bass solo -Four m ore
years for Grover" Then We could
have an exhibition Of knife throwing
BY John u. Rossell.
This would bring down the house as
II did William II. Finn when he got
tired. Patrick Neary and John Dono-
hoe could engage In a frlendlywrestle,
with Colon Ferguson as umpire. How
times go" would be an interesting sub
iect for a short lecture for about tive
by Judge Ball and Constable
Smith. How to arrest chicken
thieves would be grand dialogue
by McNey, Witsit and Dolan. When
graveyards vote" would be grand
by John J. O'Hara.
A duet could be sung with good eff.
feet by Captain Chambers and Captain
Kane, entitled "How fat officer soon
becomes Winded." "a Prohibition
Town or Sunday at the Club would
do for lecture by Colonel John NJ.
Newell, aud the program brought to
4 finish by Senator Gray In his great
icrobatlc act "fhe Tumble in Wheat
md the empty dinner pail" ..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-14

A public man must be great reader Of
human nature. lie must perforce know
men and take things "cuni grano," with
not too eifusive belief in everything he
hears The faith of the little boy ut As,
bury Park in his mother was no doubt
beautiful, but IL might not work all too
successfully were he to become famous
man later.
Pm afraid to sleep aldn in the dark,
mamma"
Go to bed, my darling nothing will
hurt you at Asbury Park, and besides
.od's angels will take care of you"
Whats the matter, Johnny" as the
10Y screamed 10 minutes hitter.
"One Of Gods angels Just done bit me,
nanma," And the Jersey mosquito had
lone his work - Marshall =. Wilder.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-14
T1IcKsRy AND AnDoR.

Not only in trade Is trickery to bo found,
In church and at court, it doth also
abound.
And the higher the triekster the more
men ndmife
The def hand and smooth tongue that
seduoe the buyer.
Why. the poor man goes slowly up pro-
gression's hill,
While the monkey tries initiate. many
men still
Watch its airs when dressed in its gown
and Ieh cap.
And the crowds who surround II, to
cbeei and to clap.
While It gathers the pennies with limo
cent plee, 49,
And wlnks AT the grinder of fair Italy.
Then runs to the organ TO dump out tho
pence.
ChucklinR over the gift wrung from
nrdOr Intense.
RoBERT FoNTAINE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-14
Carried Home an Apron.

A good joke Is told In one of oui
city papers OF young man 10 Mil
Creek Hundred visiting ayoung woman
OF Chrlstiana Hundred a few nights
ago. He absent.mindedly placed hi:
,overcont on a hat rack. not noticing
over what he put it. When leaving
for home he took the coat of the racl
In the sume manner. Reaching home
he started to draw OF the garment
when out dropped an apron. I'll,
young mans mother was surprised
and on examination declared it did not
be ong to her. The mystery wa.
solved by the discovery that the apron
had been hanging on the rack and the
overcoat was placed over it. Wher
the lattor garment was taken from
tho rack the apron was Inside. II il
needless to say that he felt a little
sheepish, although the indy did no,
rebnke him, as her mini ran rapidl,
back to her earlier days when visit
from certain yodns man cHnsed nei
great pleasure.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-14
BALTIMORE
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sAlia!Al
Schedu in eff
feet Nov. ia
1909.
TRAINS LEA We DELAWARE VENUE
DEPOT EAST HOUND.

AhhlNb liza r. DELLA W n NE n L ~ " !
DEPOT, EAST BOUND.
'Expre-s Trains
New York. week days, '3O3. q 81. q 80
40 36 a. IN. IL "a. - 81. : 49, = 80. III 90 p
m. Snndaya 'S03 Is 81, 10 3G a. IN; - ~
% %. Y 80 III 90 p. IN.
PHlLAO D ELPHIA,T Twenty fourth and
chestnut streets, week DAYS 'so3. =
a. M; ~ "a. l 90. . 49, q IL. 4G5. SO, IS s.
6 n, = 80. s .. 10 %. III % D. IN.
sundays, - o.. ID 81. 0 IS. Z so. 0 90. 40 20
u " M: o. 'lta. 4oS. b04 '53 81. 8 81
PARLIAMENTARY, rWsiftn aud Mar
ket Streets, week days, .309 62i. 2 80
'io 20 a. M . ~. = 80. I'll % p. IN.
Chester. ween days .s0a d. IS 81. ess
- 80. IS 10. 0 Ii. 10 81, 40 81 a. m; ! 90
y q. SoS. 800. sos, 'ss', o3l. = ID. s25
Chester. sundeys 1904 .sal, Gs5. $50
900. 30 80 II ~ a. M; o.. '2ia 4Oj. ) oa
- Is. 6 81. u 30. & Is. 10 90. III o. .. m.
Atlantic City, week lays. q 30 II. IN; - 20
p. IN Sundays. IS a. IN; - 10 p. m
WEST BOUND. -...
Baltimore and Washington. week DAYS
q. 02 IS a u. M; IL Ii. s20j. Ii. = a.
. y. 3 - 40 40 y. m. Sundays u Ii, 7Os
Is =. a m.; ~ ID SOS, n. 4 q. IL. 10 4.
Baltimore and Way stationa ZOE a. m.
Newark, Del. week days a47. 7 o.. .s Il
a. m; 'l9i6. 3i7. az. .55i. ia5, -sl2
10 10. II Up m. Sundays. Z IL. o. IS Il
Am; ~ 10. s17. a q. IS 81, 81. 'sl!. ~ 40,
Pittsburs. g q a. m; u ~ p. IN. daily.
Chicago. g A a, m; Il e y. IN. daily.
Ciacinnati and ST. Louis. ia lG p. ia.
10 ~ y. m. daily.
New Orleans, via Bristol aud Cha,ta-
nooga. = Y p. IN. daily. Through sleep or
singerly accommo' ;ation, o. a. IN. st7.
195 and II 10 p. IN. daily.
Laudeitberg accommodation weo!S DAYS,
: o.. IL 90 q. M: IL and AZ y. IN. sun.
Gays. s'p 8. M, : p IN.
LEAVE MARKET ST. STATION
For New York, week days. - l5am.
for philadelphia, week DAYS, 6 10 q Is
Q. m; ls42 80. AS p m. Sundays. 0 90
n, M; l2 ~ Q 10. Is y. IN.
for baltimore. week days. IS. $50 a.
~; o.. $50 p IN. Sundays go a. III. /;
For Laudenberg aud Way Station,
week days. so, $50 a. M; s05, % D. m.
925 d. IN. 5 co y. M.
LEAVE PHILADELPHiA. Twenty
fourth md Chestnut Streets. for VIII
lninGton week days, y On, $50, Z - IS Is,
" 70, III a. a. m; le % noon; Il 81. ia
u. Is. 40. 90. e 90. IS IL. %. u 90,
g. 2 IS $50: .iol5 and Il - p. ~.
SUNDAYS. 'iOS. 100, IS ID, s 30 1000, I'll A.
!. ~; 200 noon; u b. 3 r. Is. 4 10. I 30.
80, = 49, 80 10 Is and II Is D. m.
Leave Twelfth and Market streets,
q %, r'5. IL % q. m; '3s4. q g. '9 5s p.
Telephone No. 1913.
Rates TO Western points lower than via
{. o. sCULL. GcnI Passenger Agent.
j. CAMPBELL, General Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-14


Catalogue of Cloth Bound Books ole,
ed by the Republican.
3. Adventures OF Miss Voluey.
4. All In GARDEN Fair.
10. Beaton's Bargain.
~. Dede's Charity.
Is. Avatar.
l6. Brother Against Brother.
IL. Baron Muuchausen.
81. Cell Is.
%. Circumstantial Evidence
90. A Close Call.
"a. Cobwebs and Cables. ".
%, The Chaplain's Secret.
30. Claire and the Forge Master.
81. The Detective Trio.
So. Drops OF Blood.
80. A Fallen Idol.
80. The Cruise Of the Black Prince.
IL. Fighting the Air.
AZ. The Duchess.
50. Good News.
52. Fatal Phoyml.
81. Flag of Distress.
56 in Thraldom. H..
50. Joyous Tidlngs.
"a. A Life OF Interest.
g. Harvest. ~.
IS. Heart and Science.
80. The Heroes.
"a. Mohawks.
los. My Good Friend.
I32. Search for Basil Lyndhurst.
I57. Virgin, q Housewife. ..
$50. Childrens Bible Picture Book.
6i. Cblld's Own Book.
62. Life Of Shakespeare. .......
63. Matrimo nial Agent.
~. Natural Law in the Spiritual
World.
10. A Babe In Bohemia.
rs. Broken to Harness,
n. A Noble Sacrifice.
.16. Gulliver Swift.
20. Coward and Coquettes.
80. Tile No. Is.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-14

DELAWARE CRY, Del, Feb. IS.
The Rev. T. Prettyman, pastor of
Delaware City Nj. l.. Church, having
notified the officials OF his church thai
he would ask fora change at next con.
Terence, the Rev. ID. IL Corkran has
been invited to become pastor OF this
church for the next conference year.
Mr.. Prettyman has had successful
pastorate here and has made many
warm frleEds, who will be sorry to see
him leave.
The entertainment given at the As.
sembly Hall last Thursday, by the
Port Minstrels. was The best enter.
talnment ever given here, and sur.
passed the q. A. q. Mlnstreis, of New
Cattle In every way.
Rev. II. Irwin Watkins preached
and evening in the NJ. L.
church yesterday to q large and APP
preelatlve audience. A collection was
taken which amounted to over $40.
Miss Clara Vail spent yesterday with
her friend. Miss Bessie Prizes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-14

Between England and America there
actually existed 200 years ago what now
is little more than tho dream of the postal
reformer-an ocean penny postage. Yet
such Is the fact. In 1898 1t was the Gus
tom Of the masters OF ships bound for
America to hang up bags IN coffee houses,
and any letters that might be dropped into
these bags they carried, and were glad to
carry, over for Id. or ed. a letter, accord
ing as it was single or double one. Liver
pool Mercury
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-14
Beecham's pills are for

Beechams pills are for
billousness, bilio us head
ache, dyspepsia, ] heartburn,
torpid liver, dizziness. sick
headache, bad ia ste in the
mouth, coated tongue, loss
of appetite, sail ow skin,
when caused by constipa-
ton; and constipation is
the most freque INT cause
of all of them.
Book free; pills 25c. At
drugstores, or W rite b. F.
Allen Co., 365 Canal ST.,
New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-14

Professor Swithin c. ShortlIdge
who was removed several weeks ayt
from the Media jail to the Huspltal i OF
the Insane at Norristown. shows llttl,
or no impro o. ement la his mental con
dition. His mania ls OF type that
puzzles the physicians. and u is diff
cult to obtain an authoritative prsdlc
ton as TO The final outcome In the un,
fortunate case. The prevailing senti
ment, however, Is to the effect thai
his mental equilibrium Will never be
restored, and that his physical col
lapse may be looked. for at almost
any time
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-14

The Elktoa Catholic church. OF
which Father Birmingham Is pastor.
will be re opened next Sunday, Fobru
Hry 18th with pontiiical mass ut 10
o'clock by Bishop Curtis, when Vicar
General Lyons will lecture. Vesper
services at 3 80 .. nj. when the celc-
bratsd singer, Del Puente. will sing.
Many WilmiuRtoniHns are expected
to DO present. Trains leave the p, W.
II B. station 10 Is a. IN, and IL 90 D.
NJ. Return $50 and q 80 . IN. Father
has done wonderful work
since his arrival In Elkton. The church
In Elkton Is now said to have the most
beautiful Interior of any In the county.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-14
EgTIKl!IlI[s;la
CAN BE CURED .=....
a CURE GUARANTEED
DR.. j. b. MAYER,
l0t5 Arch S.. PhjIa Pa

Ease at once no operation DR. delay from bus,.
ness; attested by thousands Of cures, endorse.
zens can be seen at Office. Cohsuttatiop fTee and
strictly confidential. Send fer circulars,
Office Hours; @ n. m. to DIV.
NANrs FOR lryrtrNcr.
The following area few Of the many tina. nave
peen entirely cured of Rupture by DR. J. b.
Jacob {, schant: $3.50 North Broad s., phi,a.
z. G. sheesly, sheelton, DauFhin Co., Pa.
2. B. Rooster, Phoenixyille, Pa.
z. A. Han. Newton, N
John H .schesrer yellow Houfep o. ,Rerksco. p.
4. $. Rleingelna. Lirekiln r. O., Berks CO., Pa.
!. Jones Philips, Kennel Square, Pa >,
9. Heritage, Mnllca Hill, N. j.
L. Z. Hess. Rockhill, Pa.
Y. A. Kreitz, slatinGton, Pa. 3. .....
e. nj. Small, Mount Alto, Pen
Jas. Davis, Pittville, 22nd ward, Jmi-.,
Z. II, Krnkel. llsi Linden Sd, Allentown. es-
8 T. Benny. Goa g. 10th St. Phila
key. 8. II. shermer. sunbury, Pa.
A. +. lsvfmore, Woodbury., NJ j.
D. J: psllott. "a 8 l2th st., Beading, Pa.
.. T. Deturk, Jr, Obey Berks Co., Pa.
5. Genseheimer. Clayton, N. ].
z. K. Danenhowsr, llOs Columbia Ave, Pa
,. C. Piper, 735 Pearl st., Readtlg, Pu
YIN. Grantland. Gloucester, il. j.
germantown, Phila.
VIM. Dix. 1898 Montrose ST., Philn.
G, Leckel, 1881 Reese St., Phila
J. q. Quimby, 241 Pearl st. Reading, pn
K. q. Stanley, 42S Spruce st, Lebanon, Tt,
a. schneider, Locust Dale. Pa.
ID. B. Eoll, Limekiln P. o., Bsrks Co, Pn.
C. A. Deturk, Birdsboro, Berkg Co., Pa
VIM. L. Harto nstine, phoenityille Pa
". NJ Linebaeh ga Washington St.. Reading, Pa
John c. Lyme, 1910 Howard It,, Harrisburg, Pa
ChRs. Smith, Ala Greenwich It,, Phila.
q Burkhard, $50 Locust st., Reading, Pa.
G. C. Keehn, Donglasyille. Bgrks Co., Pa.
Henry L. Rowe, Pottstown, ia.
G. l.. swaT..l, Poynette, Wis.
Vim. ]. 3lbig Eaus, 500 Taylor st., Camden, Nh!
Alfred Haley, Phillipsburg N. ].
r. Bagin, Gle Lock, Chester CO., Pa.
Mr.. 3eckard, Baird ST., Germantown, Phila
John shupe, Telford p. O.. -1ongt. Co, ia.
VIM. Eth ger, Leesport, Pa.
Il. Crabtree, 1904 oalethorp 3d., Phila.
Y. 8. Cseely, abl7 North and st., rhsia.
Philadelphia 0ffios Is closed on the md satm,s
day of each rlonth, DR.. j. b. Mayer being at the
Iotel Penn, Reading, Pa, ID give treatment to
sons in that vicinity on that day.
y :. J. b. Mayors terms fbr treatment II in
Ell ofall Call and get cured.
n d. Persons rom out OF town can recslye
-eatment and return hor7e the same dsv
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-14

pUBLIC sALE-Will be sold at public
l. sale, on the SprlngbrooN Farm,
formerly occupied by WIN. hanks, stu
ateu tween Newport and New Castle,
mile from New Castle.
On THURSDAY. FEBRU AIRY, IS. 1885,
At IL O'Clock. M. sharp,
4 head of good work or driving borses .
two-year old coite. one months old colt.
~ mead OF superior cows liolsteIn stock
most Ct them fresh balance close 8 farm
wagons with rlggirgs l horse cart,
buggy 1umrset carriage, dei rborn, /
phaeton. endless chain level tread horse
power Iced mill. bay cutter, all in good
order. syracuse plows, W lard, 1 suIky
eultiVator, hand cultivators, l roller,
hhndell narrow, 3spike harrows, / horie
rake. nay teddcr, corn marker, drill road
scoop, grindstone. corn shelter, Champ
nlhdef' champion mower. sets wagon
harness. . sets plow harness, dearborn
anu cart harness. collars, bridles, fork 8.
spades shoYels, scythes, iron post spade
double and siuKletrees, 8 barrels of pure
apple vinegar. '.o
N. Bite above cows are worth tho
attention OF buyers IS they are II DIST i n
and superior unttle.
TERMS u SAEE-On all sums of s25 and
under cash, on all sums over that amount
O credit oil months will be given by MIR.
chaser giving bankabte note with atl
approved endorser.
L. W. stidhsm and Son. Auct. j2a-itd 2tw
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-14

Has tastes incidentally. in keeping
with other luxuries. A remedy must
be pleasantly acceptable in form. pure.
ly wholesome In composition. truly
beneficial in effect and entirely free
from every Objectionable quality. II
really I'll he consults physiclan; II
constipated ne uses the gentle family
laxative Syrup OF Figs.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-14

srHPToMs-Moisturo: intense .ecllns
and singing most at night worse by
scratching. u allowed TO continue tue
nors torn. which often bleed and ulcs r
ave, oecutninK very sore. awAYsE's OtSr-
hkNf stops the Itching and bleeding,
neals liberation, and In most cases re-
moves the tunor. Al dru fgslts OF by
Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-14

n Office The Mutual Loan Association
IN viii Issue n new series OF stock on
the third Tuesday In February. when the
accounts ar audited monthly by a special
auditor. who is not allowed to be- :, stock
no der. Has been in successful operai ion
twanty-seNcn years; II paying over per
cent, aud Investors and borrowers are in
fite1 TO share Its bcnetits.
SAMUEL. h. BETfS. President.
f2'l2t 0EoHGE q. MARS. Secretary.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-14
New Firm,

The new firm Of Evans & Craig will
commence about March 25th the Bank.
ing and Brokerage business near the
corner OF Eighth and Market streets
They have already made bid upon n
property and offered the present ton
ant, who has a lease for another year,
a liberal sum to move. The difference
In price ID all that stands between the
parties.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-14
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DIR. SIMMS
Liver Pills.

Elegantly eugsr coated. No taste
In swallowing Gripeiess, and no
sichenlng. Operate grantlly. aud yet
you hardly know you take medicine.
The finest Liver, Kidney and Stomach
medicine known. VIII surely cure
Liver complaints, Kidney diseases and
stomach troubles, Dyspepsia. &1.
Cures tired feellngs, skin allec,lons,
dizziness, giddy head, &c.
Nico In every respect az real Liver
medicine and Family protection
against diseases. 25e box, Q in one
for o.. Sold by druggists In cities and
country. Depot 806 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-14

leaves Fourth street wharf. Wilmington,
aaiy. Sundays included. al 7.S0 a. m, and
Leaves Chestnut street wharf. Phlladel-
phia al ,Dl5 H. IN. and y. m.
stop both ways At Chester OF all trips
Freight receivat all day at Phliaid-
pbia ami Wilmington aud caFrisi at y.
est rataa-
tS-Passe myers can either go or return
over the Is. & q Railroad in connection
with boat.