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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-24

II got down to 100 ponds in
weight when | should havn weighc,
49, pounds. | was unconscious nj
one time fer i've days finally com
tnenGed this usn OF iDr. Greane's Nat
vura HOOD and nerve remedy and i'm
inshtatcly 30 gan 10 improve.
My nerves were soon entirely
strcugthsHeu. me- memory rst'lrned
and my brart did not bother me at all
Ny food Ind not disIress no. ] rouI
eat and sleep wall ths color Iaturnct
TO my face. | could go up and dow
stairs Glone. my weight returnsd and
| felt perfectly strung and we'll.
was entirely cured by nr. Greene,
wonderful medicine. | cordially
recommend H. to ALL
Mrs. Dyson tpes that this medic ne /,
the best G;lanl she has In the word
for t. saved her from "a llfo Of suffer
Ing an ! mi ssry nli she kuoWs it Will
do Just as tnuca for everyone VINO is
In need 81 ma Seine. DR.. Grsen4's
Nervuta blood AMI nerve reu.Iy Is
the beet friend tins sick aad ifldring
have ever known for It cures thsm. IL
gives thnm health and strength.
Tho spring Is always the bsst time
to talSs medicine. for then the system
Yield moro readily to tbs remedy.
and ir. Gleene's Norvlra blood and
nerve remedy S the Dose OF ali spring
fnediclnss. Il Is purely vegetables aud
harmless. b ing tho discovery OF Dr..
Greens. Of - Wcst 18th Street., New
Gora city. tao most successful spac.
iaiist Ia caring nervous aua chronic
diseases He can La cpnsG,ts at hi6
oiiita Itse, y .rsuuaiiy or ny letter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-24
svElllasy's FRIEND, 4
And Universally Beloved By
ALI.
The Trusst Friends Are Those
Who Never Farsaka Us.
This May Lead You to Find
One You Need and Have
! Never Known.

We all value a true friend, and
there comes a time to all when assis.
tanos sof some kind Is necessary.
Whom our health falls and We are over
taken by sickness and disease, then Ia
the time when the needed friend
comes forward to aid US.
Mrs. Alice Dyson. of % Hamlet St..
Fall River. Mass, knows the value oil
such friend. for emo came to her
whom shs was sice and almost dying
and made her strong. we'll woman.
She writes the following letter about
It:
II suffered for five years with ner-
vous prostratlon In Its severest form
had loss of memory. weak heart,
. causing extreme palpltation. was con
stantly tired and Obliged to lie down
much OF the time. For two years
had to be helped up and down stairs
, l had loss OF appetite and was terribly
distressed by what little food l could
eat.
II was troubled with sleeplesspess
/ not oaing able to gst but about TIVE
hours rast at night. l felt too trad
to breathe, was white as shelt ane
was given up twice Tor dying.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-24

4 worry pleasant ami saiovapl9 soci-
ahle WIS E3rcl ny thA II. este CtuD
last cybHi :. To Il u#l!nDAr Of their
lrinnds at til. residence 0. tins Clubs
Secretary. Mr.. IhoEnIs !. Bowen. Jr.,
No S!i Van bIren streat.
I At evening WA speat in dancing,
singing md pid ring games watch
wers worry much anjorai by tbs partl-
cipants. Soma fine wee Z aea Instrl
mOhtui music was rendered. which
CONSISTED OF saYora! soios and duo, >,
Lii Mr. Grant Wilkins aeilgntsd II Is
hearers hy Tds sweat mus G that arose
from tt NJ tnlpln. whl'h he had Cd
In professional mInunr. 4, Usual
tAe Clubs quartet was called into
service und eaag snyeral pieesS in a
srly delightful mannar. aus waru
eunpRlis5 TO respond 10 an encore.
ABnat miiul[tt the EaeaLa wers In.
yltsd 10 thc dining 70 Dm TO partake OF
lilo delicacies vi tho season. under
waicn The tar,!s was grooming. After
doing ias,icn to this good things that
were apre d before tieuI, thsy al
Inlrned to the parlo:, wusre every
thing was soon IN coinmotioa again,
ana dancing aud enjoyment rAigneli
supreme until thu 0ts SINS hours oi
the mOrning were r.ar he'd, waAn the
guests, after very pleasant evening
weniad thelr way hons all wet
ple seI with the evening pleasure
Much credit Is due to Me Ro ws1
. and hts very kind mother for tbs hos
, pita HES exlende1 and for tue ahic
manner In which thsy managed tAt
party.
> Those present wsce: Misses My
Singles. oil Philadelphia; Edna Hit
, H.r. Of korristown, and Bessie Bol
ton, LilLio Kates Josie Frock, Nam,
/ itauek, iva saunders Martha ste wart
Laura ID. Gotwal5, Nellip GOdert. Sal
! Ito Maionoy, Lima Saunders ami Mia
May Co!e.
Messcrs Oscar aouert Thomas ]
RnNsp, Jr, Charles z. Cotton Joan $
elton, Harry e. Tazeweil -. = Wi
Rtns Harry GirNan. - a.
William ItSnrk. Harry -. = -
,eF =. laXsHtl.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-24


The now Iorturs room = ;,ist cake
Presbyterian : hurch - tormaiy
opened on thursday sYGnin.
iiil art Wort iiugton and Airs. J. RI.
I HARDWOOD deserve grant utaise for t..a
beautiful decorations of cut flowers,
pot plants ferns and flags 1ha room
wac we'll Ill siauEl thr SIN slng spirited.
Mr.. Lewis l.. Bush hRltied thsrJom
, over To the trustees OF tue rhurzn aud
also spoka about its interesting his
tory II was Init dar,ag tue nlrd
tlms5 and conplsL3d without d mt
oil 1t, Irlends gHvs tho material, tue
, i.siles' All 7nci-tv most Of the money
and tho n ~ Of the church gays THAR
work ut night.
Ils hoy. Win. P, Swartz atdrss ~ ID
the congregation, aud said human
trinity, work unity AID charity wau 4
make the church success Tor coming
years. and complimentel Mrs. john
I Davis on hrr faithful WORK. Ehs older
scliJlars amt teachers who knsw tins
achool whan u numbered but = few
vera much Delights TO sec tho al
YancemenL. No one has watched this
Nork So faithfully az The mach loved
su perintendont. N. Il. Culbsrt. wnc
witnessed the growth OF tho c4lrch.
Tho working power in the church
land sunday Nc4uoi Is the large BiOle
Gloss taught by Mr.. GIlbsrt
1 The churca was dedicated February
'e!ad, 1891. and February ~, 'gi resolved
Ats new add, tlon Tho school was
i, started bout five years ago and has
grown to its present condition. IL Is
now IN bsttsr working condition
: than ever befOre.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-24

The New York Herald is making a
vigorous effort to induce the Lsgisla.
ture OF that State to repeal or greatly
modify the libol laws. Rs they fire..
Suently work great injustice. 1t holds
that when erroneous publications arc
made without any intention to mis-
represent or lniure any one, correc'
tlon of the matter with prop5r sxp,a'
nation should be esteemed sufliclen.
without the payment OF damages un.
less 1t shall DO shown that actual loss
had been sustained. Ihs Herald Is
right In Its estimation, aud n law
should be enacted to check persons
who are ready to assums that any and
every narration applies TO thsm from
inatltutlng suits with the hope OF Sc
curing money to replsnish their empty
purses, or to bolster up their charqc'
tiers which have been biacksnel by
their misdeeds. ..... ...... ...
Parties who eudeaYor to tit every
report TO their own mishaps are I,
be pltied and deserve eensure tnsteac
OF commentator OF encouragement
A guilty conscianco may lead somt
peopls to sock reparation for faEcicr
.injustice. while those VIC are sensibl,
OF committing no wrong need II,
whl'e.washing TO set tnem right in ill.,
estimation OF their friends and neigh
bor5 Tho present law Ct Iba. en-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-24

The REPUBLICAN has purchased sew
eral hundred volumes of handsome
cloth bound books oil the Hawthorn
series, com prlslng tho follo wing: Aims.
wells stories for boys, Aimswell's
stories for girls, works of I. S.Arthur,
4. s. Arthur's home stories, works OF
Mrs. Browning, Charlotte Brontes'
novels, Cnriyle's works, Alice Cary's
Clovernook Tales. Cooper's sea tales,
ks OF Lord Beaconiield. Do
Quineey's memorials, Dickens works,
George Elliotts works. Mrs. Ewing's
works, Scotts works. Thackeray's
works and other we'll known writer's
These books will be put on the market
and sold to our readers at the extreme
low price OF 20 cents per copy. One
coupon with 20 cents will get any OF
these books OF the popular authors.
Call and examine them. Got a library
and good literature while you hayS c
chance.
Come early II you want your pick OF
the selections.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-24

Bishop Alfred A. Curtis, has arrane-
ed for the purchase from Mr.. Edgnr
Bayiy OF lot, fronting 90 feet on Mill
and running back on William street,
Cambridge. Md. a depth Of IA feet.
1t 10 announced that the Bishop Will
shortly begin the erection OF hand
some church ediflcs, to be of either
brick or stone, and u parsonage for a
resident priest. The franc chapel on
Gay street Is unsuitably located, hav.
ingnever bean coDsscrated for religious
purposes will be sold. We are Inform
ed that the Bishop was given consld-
cradle sum of money by pious
churchman for the purpose of build
ing a Roman Catholic church some-
where In this diocese. The place wns
left 10 the discretion of the Bishop,
who selected Cambridge as being the
largest town, outside Of this city, on
ithe peninsula, Held for valuable
work. II Ia the intention of the Bishop
to place a resident priest in Gam.
bridge to take charge of the work
there and In other parts of Dorches.
tor county. Heretofore services have
boen conducted at Cambridge. Golden
Hill aud Secretary, at irregular inter.
walls, by priest from another cou nty.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-24
MUNSON'S
RHEUMATISM REMEDY NO. 81

Munson's Homeopathic Family Medicine
Co.. announced in these columns m at
they had = positive cure for Rheumati s,n,
and In order to prove their claim, Offer
81 to distribute through their agents in
Wilmington 800 bottles free The returns
have been coming In lively from those
who were benefited or cured. That Rheu-
natism can be cured is now an estab-
llshed fact; Thousands OF testimonials
show that Munson's Remedy No. O. cures
Rheumatic Pains sciatlca. Pains in tho
Muscles. Aching PHins. II you arc s,if-
ferer, do not delay an hour, but procur re
a bottle OF this magnificent remedy. Two
sizes, Is and so cents.
10 avoid being imposed upon ask for
No. e., and buy OF our authorized agents
only, as fellow: For sale In Wilmington
by George w. Quinn, 18th and Ciaymont
Sts.; J. J. Gallagher & lIro., 1903 aud loot
Market St; s. &. Mckeeyer, Maryland
Ave. and Linden 81; yetsey's Pharmacy.
eLh and Monroe; W. f. Smith. 4th aud
Harrison; 4. q. Taylor & Co, 53l L. 4th
Sc Munson 4 large te. N. u. Cor. llIh
and Orange SITS. Garrett s. smith. Del
Ave: and DUPONT. only. The family doc
tor book" a valuable publication given
to you FREE by any or the above drug
gists.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-24

Miss Mabel Heilenman enjoyed de
music and refreshments enhanced the
sooiabilty OF Mr.. and Mrs. Heilenman,
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Simmons, Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Edwards. Mr.. and
Mrs.. VIM. Martin. Mira Craig. Miss
Viola Porter. the Misses Prottyman,
Florence Martin, Ida Williams, Flor
encs Shortiidge. Ella Malloy. Zippia
Foreacre, Nellie Neslein, Msmis
Howell. Mary Chance. Jennie Chance,
Carrie Horn and Messrs. John A.
Thomson, Augustus Springer. George
Lyons. David Shortlidge, Fred. Ssig-
man, John Reid, Harry Crop, George
Williams, Albert Card. Harry Macksy,
Harry Herbert, Frank Hawkins and
William Hutchinson.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-24
ON THURSDAY. MARCH lat.

AT III O'Clock H. IN
The following described Personal prop.
eTty. to-wit:
10 head OF horses and colts.
No. Fleet, bay hoise years n
old, sired by Gold Dust. thoroughly 1-SN
broken, sound, hrst-class driver.
NO. 2-Colonei. bay horse, years old.
SIZED by administrator. first-ciass driver
can ,rot close to minutes without any
No. 3-Be,lc. bay mare. years old Nor.
ga s,ock, hrst-ciass driver. mates No. 2
hpe horse as goes the road.
No. h-sam, brown horse, years old,
horse.
No, G-Bess. bay mare. 9 yoars old. In
foal by Gold Dust, line brood mare, q
very valuable an iural. can DO driven by
lady with safety.
ho;T-kate, bay mare IL years old. In
foal by Hawthorne. good brood mare
and hrst-class work mare.
No. s-psisy., bay mare, years old.
sound and all right,
No. o-spike. sorrel horse. Ia years old,
good worker and driver.
No 10 herIne, sOrrci colt. coming
years old, sired by Gold Dust, shows extra
horse.
No. il-Nell. bay mare. coming years
OH, sired by Hawthorne. u handsome
younE mare.
No. l2- Prince, bay colt. Coming years
old, 81 ed by Honest Fred fine colt.
No. l3-Iize, sorrci mare. II years old.
In fohl by Gold Dust, a firsG-class brood
mare.
No. "a FrInk. sorrel horse. 10 years
old. q cd farm horse.
Nos. Is and lG-A pair Of ff.IIeS
20 head OF cattle IL OF them mi oh yg.N
cows, some with cali by their side. M
and all will he in profi early
Three "'yea'.1 "a llolste II helfers l
yenrling helfer, . ilos stein, UuIls, 2 years
old one yoke OF sup trior work oxen, as
gooe rs tn b st; e hogs, q OF them brood
sowss. viii rarrow April LIST 81 hstd OF
| good shouts
Farming Implements. etc-Two farm
wagons IN guon order; ! OK cart aud
yoke, self binder, In good order; farm
roller. grain drill, IL tubes. nearly new;
| Deerlng mower. new; stable rake corn
marker. double q utlvators. small cult :
vntors grain fan. corn shelter. steel
beam syracuse plows, sot twin harrhws
| shovcls. forks and hoes. | grindstone, =
sets wagon harness, q sets pillow harness.
brides. collars matters and biankets,etc
also ohe'halt interest In so acres OF wheat
! III the Rroun I.
| Terms Of salc-All sums OF $50 and un-
der cash; on sums over that amount a
credit OF months will be given by pur-
chaser giving hnnkablc note with APP
! proved endnrser. interest from date or 4
per cent of for cash oil credit sums.
No goods to be removed until conditions
MARY A. DEPUTY.
William j. I ank & Son. Aucta
n. B-pcrsons can arrive on the farm
by rail- at $40. 80 II. M. and O'Clock. p
m, and return at 40 and O'Clock, n. m.
Trains to sale leave wilmington Gl3
Newark SO. aud Middletown9l5 a. IN.
Corbit station is on the farm on the
Newark and Delaware City. IT, X s.in-wt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-24

One of the most simple and useful do
nestle machines in existence is the chi
nese waterwarei, which is in very general
use throughout the Celestial empire. l.
may Le FROM 20 to 40 feet in diameter an,
is set in u river 80 that the current move
it around with motion similar to that .
a steam boat paddiew heel. The rims O
the wheel gre iittrd with number o
tubes, containing ,tiinut half Il gallon each
These arc filed while under water, and he
ing carried to the top by the wheels re9
olltion they discharge their contents init
Il trough. These wheels are made largely
of bamboo and are chiefly used to raist
water from high bankc,. rivers for pur
poses OF irrigation Detroit Free Press
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-24

"Education " said Uncle Josh, ais er
mighty good thing, but sometimes it does
smors marin taah good. | oncet knowcd OF
case WHERE education come purity MI
drown IN a rals nice young lady" lie
went on.
allow was that"
"yhy, sha tell into the water, an being
roo hiah TONED 10 boiler Hep she yrll-u
on Assistance An ther blame fool hire
hand tibet heard her lost about five min
utes maxim up IL ntiud whether ter pal!
her oat er gn home fur dictionary. p
Washington Star.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-24
Dismissed from the Navy.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 24-Passed ASST
ant sour;eon Richard A hbridge has bee,
dismissed from the navy lie was record,
81 n court martial held at Mare lslant
Cal, bnC refused Ia draw up the report {
proceedings SIS directed by the presideI
Of the court, end was also charged wit
fllsehooj in the same connection. He we
convicted by court martial
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-24


Who will succeed Postmaster Daniel
r. Stewart is now being discussed to
some extent by the politicians g our
city. His term will expire next July,
aud tho ssplrants are now counting
the weeks and days which must slapse
before the appointment shall 10 mads.
1t appears that something has occur
red to render doubtful the appoint.
ment of W. II. pobb. who 1t was said
resigned as Com missioner OF Elections
In order to DO ready to step Into Mr..
Stewards shoes. and we now hear the
names OF Isaac G, Pyle, Andrew Grow
r II. Taylor. AlbertK. Robinson. W
B. Norton and Thomas II Lally men
toned among tho applicants for tn,
position.
Mr.. Taylor mede quite an accepta
BILE officer four years ago. and he likot
the place so we'll that he would gladly
repeat his experience. He is said TO
base his hopes on his intimate relation
with Mr.. Bayard and a psrso la
acquaintance with President Cievela nd
When the President, Judgs Gresham
and Senator. now Judge White. mr.
rived In our city Last summer, Mr.
Taylor was the first man to enter tho
car and greet the President. and in a
few seconds afterwards they cams out
togsther. entered thu cab with Mr.
Bayard aud other man osrs OF thu
party. and were conveyed to the Bay
ard mansion. whars Mr. Taylor wa
also an honored guest on Sunday
Some persons imagine that this court
esy indicates that his application may
be received with especial favor.
Mr.. Robinson was dsputy-postmas
ter under Mr.. Taylor. nnd bases HI
claim for favor on his intimate know
ledge of the business of tho Office
Since his resignation in the early par
OF Mr.. Stewards administration he la
been In the employ of the city, and h
now holds a remuneratlve position /
the Water Department, ..-.
We believe tho other applicants hav
little knowledge OF postal afrairs. an
base their claims on the servic
rendered their party. Not one OF then
We presume, could ass MI sxamin
tion deemed necessary to hold olsrI
ship, but us they are all active pa
tisans and good citizsns. We shou
not make inviJious comparisons. I
We shall wish SUCCESS to him whol
the Presidential lightning shall strik
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-24

Ftnelsm Sa, Fea. 24-Rcy. DR.. Jam,
Alii,o7, Of SHtsbuag, has been appointr
? n!tfiner q tue board of public charlti,
by Governor Pattisoa, vice james
Scott, of PittsburR, deceased The GO,
error alsa r. appointed u. N bayd, ,
paaSIllc; 3. II. Dttwrilcr, Nilliar1spor
e, ii. Trout, Scranton. and Charles 5
Minor. llole,tiaic, trustees of ne sta
hospital Tor the insane at Dauviic.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-24

Mechanics cannot afford to be with
out Salvation OIL Mr.. Frank SJuben.
haver. 1857 Elm strsat. Dubuque,
Iowa, tells US OF the good resalts OBJ.
tuined from 1t as follows: II use d
Salvation OIL on q sprainnd elbow,
which threatened to prevent me from
working and with several thorough
rubblngs | awoke next morning 80
much relieved. to be able 10 go to
work. Had | not used Salvation Oil,
would have lost q weeks work"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-24

White:ish, which were once so ahundaa
along tine western shore d Michigan, bu
have been entirely absent from those wa
ters for several years, are again comm,
back, and fishermen are making moderat.
hauls of them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-24

Commencing yAsterdsy,aud conttnu
Ing hereafter until further notice, al
nortlI-Douud trains on the p W. AZ y
railroad Will have the baggage car OIL
the rsHr. On all south. bound train
tue baggage car will be at the front
SIN oksrs will observe tie change, tina
they need not tavsrse the whole trail
after they got aboard.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-24

Great annual missionary day al
AsDury OH sunday. IGS paator. tbs
Rev. john l.. , Hanna. will be assist
ed by tue Eey. john France "Ih,
Missionary GTots' will appear at tn,
mornilsg and sgenIng services. Tie
Rev. John France and the pastor vii
speas II tile morning aud tho pastoi
at night. Every mem Der OF the churci
should be crescent
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-24

A social will be given at Madolsy u
e. Church tonight at $50 p. m. b!
Mrs. Wsddeil's Sunday school class
The proceeds for benaiit OF mission
kafTsshment will be served and 81
extensive program OF music has bsel
arranged for tho occasion All lover
Of refreshmHnis aud good music ar
Invited. Tickets will be on sale at III
door. Admission 10 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-24

RoME, Feb. 24.-Signor Signcheri, the
newly elected president of the cham Der Vi
deputies, ASSUMED the presidency yester
day. During the course of his address t.
ahe chamber, he ca pressed confidence that
the chamber would uphold the tradition
ard never see public order destroyed wit.
lafnIity, He was convinced that tn,
'iambe wouli consent 10 sacrifices in o..
ar TO protect he honor and credit of I'll
fl'tntrv, and inst it would execute legi
tiaa Tor the bone.it of the work.
3ss"s fhs last scntluent was loudl
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-24

We saw advertised the other day IS N
hogany ehid's chair. We have heard c.
wooden headed boys, but would iiko uc Va,
tho mahogany child whose chair is a.
nounced for sale in the public journals. -
ESrhanpp
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-24

That which Is peculiarly Known as th'
funny bone, Just at the point OF the 81
bow, is III reality NOT hone at all, but
nerve that lies near tine surface, an
which, on getting Ena, or b!ow, cause
the well known tinsting sensation in tn,
arms aud tiHgers
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-24

. The Union Cottage Prayer Meeting
will be held at tns house o. Ar
WillarGs, No. 1917 Elan street. con
menCing ut 80 p. m, led by Brothsl
/ |. Cox. The puDlic ia Invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-24

MANSFIELD. o., Feb AT Shelby, ten
miles north Of this place, a buggy con
tanning Walter B.ackmsn. aged 10, ant
Miss Minta Rogers, aged q, was strucl
by a west bound Baltimore and Ohio pas
senger train and both were instant!
killed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-24

The local preachers and exhorters
will hold thsir rescue meeting In the
.tabGrns Gia on wRlnu. street between
.llth and 18th streets. to IN orrow after
aeon at O'Clock. There will also bc
service In tho evening at $50. Come
and help ia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-24

Copies OF the Worlds Fair Views
from No. to No. 10 inclusive can be
obtained at this Office. They are tho
very best pictures OF the Dream
City aud thoss who do not secure
them will certainly regret 1t when too
iate
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-24

Study is the support of youth. the orns
ment Of prosperity, the solace and refaRs
of adversely and the comfort of domestic
life,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-24

For strengthening and Clearing the
Voice. usu b uws;fs RRoNCHtAt l'fo Hrs
III nave commented them to ii end
who were pub * speakers, ant ines have
proJed extremely scrylceanle. '-The II. 4,
HrltrV H0fd RsptanE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-24

We sell that popular remedy for the
convalescent, DR., Fuller's Unterment-
cd Grape Wine at Taylors Pharmacy.
Nc. 800 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-24

DR.. Simms' white Pulmonlc Balsam.
the famous throat and lung remedy
and hypophusphats or lung food. 606
King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-24

Mayor shortiidRe will be 50 years Of
age on Mond4y, anu on that day " il
give 500 loaves of bread to the As
ISOLATED Charities 20 Oe distributed Il
needy families. Twill be gsnsroul
eeiebratIon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-24

uThs new deputy collector OF this port
". A. toneEys, of M4ddlstown, viii
In sworn 10 on Monday and immsdi-
ateiy enter upon hIs duties.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-02-24

In the year T6O A. d. Pope Paul sent
the only clock in the known world az a
present TO Pepin, king Of France.