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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
Danger Signals

More than bait fbf Viefinis of eo1snmp-
fioa do not knot0 tbey baps IL. Here Is list
of symptoms by which consumption can
certainly be detected -
Cough, one or two slight efforts on
rising, occurring during the day and fire.
quently during the night.
|, Short brsafting after exertion.
Tigbfnsss of fbs chest.
Qyiek pslss, especially noticeable In the
evening and after full meal
= Cbiiifnsss in the evening, followed by
= Shgh Jsver.
Preparation toward morning and
! Pab Jaes and laagmd in the morning.
Loss Of vifabtr.
If you have these symptoms, or any of
them, do not delay. There are many
preparations which claim to be cures, but
Or. Hsnu's English Remedy for Consumption
has the highest endorsements, and has
stood the test of years. It will arrest con-
sumption in Its earlier stages, and drive
away the symptoms named 1t is manu-
factured by the Acker Medicine Co., t6
and i8 Chambers St, New York, and sold
by I'll reputable druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
FINANCE ANo TRADE.
Tho Number of Business Failures Consid-
erabiy Increased Over Last Year.

Tho Number of Busincss Failures Consid-
erabiy Increased Over Last Year.
NEW YORK, Dec. "a. - -Bradstreets' review
Of trade says, As Is the rule In Christmas
week, wholesale trade has been quiet.
The holidays the close Of the year and
stock taking tend to make business slow,
and promise only light trade until late
In January. At various cities, notably
New York, Boston, Baltimore and
Chicago, anticipations as to the character
Of trade early In the coming year are hope.
full, but it remains to be seen whether the
downward movement Of demand and
prices, and the delay In putting tho cur
rency on sound basis all Of which have
begun to show themselves in trade condi-
tons, will permit Of as early and marked
gains In staple lines of trade In 1896 as has
been confidently anticipated.
Business failures in the country for
completed year number 1908, an increase
Of more than per cent, Notwithstanding
this is the second year following panic,
in which, as shown by records, it is usual
for the number Of failures to decline. The
increase Of 2 per cent. in number is ac-
companied BY gain Of per cent IN
liabilities Of those failing, and the COM
merciaf death rate, which averaged f.20 in
every 100 engaged In business during the
five years from 1890 to 1894, inclusive, and
ranged as high as 1.50 in the panic year
1898, down to 1.21 In 1894, has risen to 1.23
Of every 100 In business this year.
The increases in number Of failures are
at the west, northwest and in the middle
states, decreases being shown In New
England, at the south and on the Pacific
coast. The percentage Of assets to habil-
tiles has risen from SO per cent. one year
ago to nearly So per cent as contrasted
with 65 per cent. in the year 1893.
r.. G. Dun 81 Col review says: The
foreign and financial messages Of the presl-
dent were followed by violent reaction In
the stock market last Saturday, with grave
fears Of monetary trouble. The sudden
panic checked business in many depart
ments, and the industries cannot be ex-
pected to show signs Of improvement un-
til the new year begins. Orders have for
months been SO much smaller than they
were in the summer, when production
was expanding and prices mounting rap
idly, that new causes of uncertainty have
the more influence.
The total business failures in the United
States this week number 822, against $50
for the same week last year. and 40 in
Canada, against II last year.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
If

If you want to preserve
apples, don't cause a break
in the skin. The germs of
decay thrive rapidly there.
SO the germs Of consump-
ton find good soil for work
when the lining Of the throat
and lungs is bruised, made
raw, or injured by coldsand
coughs. Scott's Emulsion.
with hypophosphites, will
heal inflamed mucus men,
branes. The time to take
it is before serious damage
has been done. A 5o-cent
bottle is enough for an or
dinary cold.
so cents and Sf.00
e--- ~ RnvfsE Chemists, New York
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
The Bayard RESOLUTION Toned Down,

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s.-The house COM
mittee on foreign affairs held meeting
and considered the Barrett and Mccall
resolutions relative to the speeches of Am
bassador Bayard. The committee decided
to report the Mccall resolution in modi-
fled form, as agreed upon. 1t calls upon
the president for Information as to the al
legged utteranees of Mr.. Bayard, and the
correspondence on the subject. The reso-
luton has been very much toned down
and made mild in comparison to what it
was when introduced
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
Harry nayward,s Body orema.ed.

CHICAGO, Dec 28--The body of Harry
Hayward, who was executed at Minneapo-
lis for the murder of Catherine Cling, is
now but handful of ashes. In accordance
with his dying wish, his remains were
cremated yesterday in the incineration
furnace Mt Graceland cemetery. The in
cineration occupied three hours and four
teen minutes. The dust was gathered up,
placed in an urn and given to the dead
mans brother, DIR. Il. j. Hayward. The
ashes will be buried in the family lot at
Lakewood cemetery. Minnranolis.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
THREE MEN BLOWN 10 ATOMS.
An Explssioa So xsrriAs Tlsas People
TIAsught II N Ifarshqn11kes u

An Explssion So TsrriAs Is,ak Psopis
Thsnght Il N narshqna1kss "
HAzLEron, Pa, Dec %. Bart Tormey,
Andrew Lawrence and William Girard
were blown TO atoms yesterday by the ex-
plosion OF black powder at No. II Mines
willie stripping They were alone In the
mine st the time and the cause of tho ex-
plosion remains mystery. Tormey was
miner, 30 years old, and married; Law
renee his laborer, was "a, and Girard, fire.
man, was 10.
The explosion, which occurred at the
powder house, was so terrific in force that
the people thought IL was an earthquake.
Houses swayed, window panes were broken
and enormous pieces OF rock were thrown
distance OF miles The bodies Of the men
were hurled through tho air q distance Of
fifty feet. The limbs were torn from the
bodies, and the mutilation was SO complete
that Identification was difficult.
The men were seen entering the building
about noon, and q moment afterwards
there was burst Of flame and deafening
report. 1t Is believed that the explosion
was caused by the ignition Of the powder
in some manner from the steam pipes
which ran from the boiler house.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
ohle nfl..ir.. naalrai nsmani.,

: CoLUMBUs, Dec. 2s.--Some radical steps
were taken BY the Ohio miners copven-
tien yesterday, A resolution was adopted
demanding the aboiish,aent OF company
stores. 1t wss decided 70 ask for sixty
five cents atom for pick mining and thirty
nine cents q ton for machine mining for
1896, cash basis, and twenty cents addi-
tiond where country stores are operated.
This means the wiping out Of the differ
ential which has 80 long existed between
the mining rates in Ohio and the Pitts
burg district
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
InvestIratipe punraven,s cbaree,

New YORK, Dec. 2s.-The special COM
mittee appointed to hear testimony on the
charges preferred by Lord Dunraven that
Defender did not sail against VallEyrie in
her measured water line met yesterday in
secret session at the New York Yacht club.
The members Of the special committee-E.
J. Phelps, G. l.. Rives, w. G. Whitney,
Captain Mahan, U. S. N, and j, Pierpont
Morgan-concluded the investigation. Mr..
Askwith, Lord Dunraven's lawyer, oo-
cupied two hours In presenting his state
ment, and the balance of the day was con-
sumed in examining witnesses, Lord Dun
raven among them. The inquiry is held
in secret, and no reports are given out.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
81. Killed in Georgia Freight Wreck

ATLANTA, Dec. 28.-W. o. Shell and d.
Wood, firemen ON the Georgia Pacific, and
a brakeman named Doyle, all negroes,
were killed in o collision, and Engineer
Wood, white, was mortally wounded. Two
freight trains met near Peyton, Ga The
two engines were badly torn up. The fire.
men and Brakeman Doyle were instantly
killed Engineer Wood was injured and
died after he was brought to Atlanta.
Five tramps who were stealing rides were
injured, two Of whom have since died.
One of the dead tramps is Thomas Glea-
son, of Paterson, N. ].
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
For q national unlrer.itr.

WASHINGTON, Dec. GA bill TO es-
tablish the University Of the United
States was introduced In both houses OF
congress yesterday. 1t is in some Of Its
features the same as the ono unanimously
reported by the senate committee during
the last session, but differs in that 1t pro
vides for the representation at all times of
twelve other institutions Of the country
In the educational control Of the national
university Admission is to depend on
competency only.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
Bloody Battle with outlaws.

SHERMAN, Tex, Dec, 2s.-United States
Commissioner Grant, of this city, has just
received word of bloody battle between
Deputy United States Marrhal McHenry
and posse, and band of outlaws, sixteen
miles east of Caddo, 1. T. Marshal Nc
Henry and one outlaw was shot dead. Nc
Henry, in attempting the arrest of the out
laws, was shot through the head. Nc
Henry's stepson, 16 years old, shot the
murderer dead in his saddle. The others
escaped and are at large. McHenry had
been United States marshal for eleven
years.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
Two Thousand Pounds of Dynamite Explode

LoCKPoRT, Ills, Dec. 2s.-The powder
magazine at Smith & Eastman's section of
the drainage canal near here, containing
1900 pounds of dynamite, blew up at
O'Clock In the morning. No one was In
jured. The watchman had left the maya
zine, and supposedly an ember from the
stove fell upon the floor The shock was
the severest ever felt here, and reports
state that it was felt at distance of thirty
miles. Most of the buildings at the works
were badly shattered
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
Mexican canpibaIs,

DEMINa, n. NJ, Dec, as.-An American
gold prospector recently from the mining
region of Sonora, Mexico, says that about
three weeks ago some half-famished Sadi
Indians ainbushed and killed three Amer
scan gold prospectors and cooked and ata
pnrt of the flesh
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
Charged wien Araon.

CHICAGO, Dec. 2S-Tenants Of the Pull
man apartment building, Nos, $50 to 26a
Fifty fifth street, were driven from their
beds by fire and alarm of fire at 1870
o'clock In the morning Mrs. Sarah At
kinson, an invalid, was carried from the
place In state Of hystsria and removed to
the hospital, where IL Ia feared the excite
ment may result fatally. The fire started
in an upholstering shop on the ground
floor. The proprietor of the shop, Charles
Katzman, has been arrcstai on suspicion
Of arson.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
psa,h Of /. Northwe..srn B,.h,p.

PORTLAND, Orc, Dec, 2s.-Aeigius Jun
ger, bishop Of Nesqually, comprising the
state of Washington and part of Oregon,
is dead, diabetes being the cause He was
born in Germany, near AK la Chapellc,
came to the United States in 1862, and for
years served at walla walla, Wash, Us a
missionary priest.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
Nothing More To Say.

Jane, said the mistress to the new
girl, "what burned that large hole in the
rugf''
Fire, answered Jane laconioally, and
there tho dialogue ended.-Detroit Free
Press
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28

NToTICE--To the members OF the Chester
In County Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Tho undersigned will hs at the foliawinE
places during the monthaef December and
January for the purpose OF re teivinK the
insurance for the year 1896.
Centreville Hall Monday December 30 1895.
Newark Washington House. Wednesday.
January T. 1896.
Christiana Cnrrinder Hotel. Friday. Janu-
ary .. 1896.
Kirkwood. Hotel, Wednesday, January 8,
1894
81, Georges drug store. Thursday. Janu-
ary Q. 1890.
1nsuraree eaa be paid At the following
places from the ist TO the 18th of January,
]. W,B. Watson, Newport Nat. Bank.
Geo W Williams Newark Nat. BANK.
Thos Cbnmhera stanton, Dei. AVID at 9Th
ana tfarAet sireesA Wilmington, Del.
d2i samuel Chambers, uecelyoE.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28


Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and cts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels cleanses the sys-
tenn efectually, dispel, colds, head
aches and fsvers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind s;er pro-
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptfble to tie stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs ia for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may NOT have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Ffc SYRUP co,
sAR FRANCISCO. pAl.
E0n.skirs. Ky rslv Yosk Mg
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28

A TTEN rloN-Persons iesr;ng pure drugs
Ia And oNemicals. or Wishing thor prs.
1oripfiong or private receipt carefully ooIn-
peunded with pure materials, nlioai6 go 80
She drug store of n. X. BftlNGRtItfs 4. No
IN Market sieel @tlmlnaton Del u
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28

ATTEST Chiohostsr's IngIlsh Peanyoyal Pila
u Ssnsst ss ss .s,, s,,nd are the esst ssI s..f.
csichss.sr cssaSissssir S Sssr g.. ilIlasa.. 'ft r..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
PUBLIC SALES.
THURSDAY, JAN. .. 1895.
At ! o'clock.

Four good work or driving horAeA cowa
ono hator. / bull. Farming Imp pemcuts
moving machine hay wnxon, market wagon
deaib bora. milk wagon one cart twin harrow.
Gull lyator. Syracuse piow. maui and!w edges,
spades. sbovels, rakes. forks, hoes. one good
roller, barrels hard elder, potatoes by tho
htishel. 100 bushels oats IS bn. wheat. corn by
hushgl, 10 tons good tim othy hay. corn fodder
ny tho bundis. Harnoss. sets heavy har-
ncAs, sets llIht harness. cart harness coi-
lars brialpS halicrs breast chains. COW
chair1 l-s bu. measure. l-a pa measure. iads
der elder press. milk cans. and milk BUCKETS
cupboard, rs chickens 0uineas. lot OF baga
lot OF things too numerous to mention.
Torms-AIl suius OF so and under cash.
over that amount u credit of six months will
he given by purchaser giving bRnkable
note with M approved endurser. Three per
can't. oil for cash on credit sums.
WM. PORTER.
". J, Lank & Son. Auo. d,i-ts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28

.ITOn sALE-Farm situated In New Castle
n County. ono mile from the btunton de-
pot ON tho road leading to tho village OF
JhristIana. containing two hundred and
eight acres, OF which twenty FIVE Sire wood
land ali the balance under high state OF
cultivation. The improvements consist OF n
good briNi house, u new finiue barn. Erannry
and fee Nusc. nll In good state Of repair
! r. q. SIMPSON, EXECUTOR,
/ No. 1pp3 TatnQll street, d9l
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28

ty0W $40 made $500 IL 20 days. Write for
Il our book. How Fortunes Are Made.
Newton bennington Co.. ~ Droaaway N. Y /.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28

lrgR SALE-House No. 1895 West street.
II This house has1 rooms and BATH front
porch, satooD parlor. open stairs, sewer co \
ncciions, with water el oset ia bathroom.
and su miner Kitchen and Is pHpered through
cut. Look at IN Is house before buying. For
information, call on Is. II. downward, bO3 W.
18th htrnet. dlA-Sls
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28

Wealth Oft Be-
comes a Man
But one of our Over
coats always does, and
just now it doesn't
take much wealth to
buy one Of our best
sellers, it is an all
wool black or blue
kersey, 45 in. long,
lined with an all wool
black, clay Diagonal,
with silk yoke Ital-
ian sleeve lining,
tailored like a 500
coat, and we sell it
for $40 not 500, but
full plump value at
$40.
Fine grades at $12,
$l5 and $18, all wool
storm ulsters as low
as $5 and up to $25,
with extra good value
at $40 and $12.
7. 4. PGnnOck & Co.,
MARKET AND FIFTH STREETS.
Wilmington, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28

EsON sAirs-W eil-inade DEARBORN aud Nor-
~ mantowD Sagone. ~ fair pricea. Also
Jig ht and heavy harness. Como lake look.
W. Hammond. Cor. I'd ana Preach streets
" iimington- Del. yy-iyf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
roh RENT.

TnoR RENT-one ak room house ON 35th
IL Street. one square from Market Street.
Possession Immediately Apply 10 Chris
etuek, No. 20s last front street. ds3-6J.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28
For SALE.

IlQR eALE-A special bargain. A corner
II properly In perfect order. with nil mod
ern improvements. must be seon to be appre-
elalcd, clear of all bncumberaiIcc, owner will
take fiist moi iRage to suit purchaser. 0
rooms and bath. Papered Throughout. and
an excellont heater. could be converted into
drug store. with little expense. good Local
tion, no opposition drpg man look TO your
interest and shve a thousand Collars. IL has
bten done Apply TO Charles W. Gooding.
9Th aud Madison streeta a23-tr
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28

,IloH sALE-Hestaurant, No. COZ Madison
~ etreet, 8 o od viii and fixtures at u low
fRure for cash. Immediate possession ir
desired. Sickness ts the cause for sell lug.
d.1l-Ils
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28

VXTE are always the lowest in prices and
w highest In quality and goods up to the
standard. Blb pals OF jelly. Zoos ib pals Of
apple butter. &c; 5lb pals of perservea Ssc.
Our coffees are the best In the market. Try
our 4pc tea We carry a full tine OF groceries
fresh aud salt m eats. Goods delivered from
felepbene 600. y. ]. MEREDITH.
3. W, Cor. sixth and Madison. di2
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28


EfOR SALE or ltEHf--A new house on tho
II west side. rooms and bath. ALI couve.
n.cpces Would cxchahge for small proper
ty. W m. q. TDGail. 5i ". Nth streets. ai-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28

M don't want hoys or loaiers but men
w of ability. si0J to $500 u month to
and commission. Raclne Fire Engine 90.
Racine, Wis. d2l-eods
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-12-28

DILEs CURED WITHOUT PAIN oRDE-
Il lay from business. Responsible parties
pay when we'll. Send for pamphlet II.
Heed. n. d. ias s. 18th street. Phiis- d2l-3tcod
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17

When / am In hurry | drop into
lunchlng place on Fulton street and al
ways md 1t crowded by respectable
working girls They are typewrlters
and saleswomen. but l can point out
dozens who If seen separately on the
street could not be told from the idle
and stylish daughters Of the moderately
well-to-do. Their hats and wraps are
of the latest fashion. and they appear
TO be just as well hammered as II they
Were all pupils in an uptown private
school or a Bible class ON one of the
nice avenues, why, work has not even
dampened their spirits, for they are
all as merry as young girls should be.
And the preference they give to pastry,
as well as the way they twist and turn
to examine one anOthers dresses.
shows that combining business and
femininity has not altered the sex much
as yet.''--From New York Sun.
Honorable labor has never degraded
any one man or woman. We earnestly
invite the respectable working girls and
lady teachers OF Fort Worth TO be
patrons OF ours. We Will always APP
preciate your presence in our store.
FORT WORTH PHARMACY CO.,
Fifth and Main streets,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17


iet'e' W 'he New iorN man anu
HNpre1s at'ach'hs minister rerren
says 'n't nv ~ rtaPohs'ple 4or the
ianure OF ieNhs 10 nave an eNhlpit
AT inc WORLDS f'nr' ihe ear-mafks
OF 'he e'let Which " A'sl'ed Loyal
TtNan' hlnt strongly Rt the ident'ty
OF the writer but passing that' the
Gazette, to preserve the cNnctness OF
unyrltten htstnfy repoata ,yhnt n
a.,
SN"tcu ionb hbu' ''''t ieN"A uiu not
have an exhibit at the Worlds Fair
b.uttts. A. rouid not oitntn spnce
- M, ~, ..,,.',,..l -.
Nhero I"r ~ i"e h'e7t eo"'V"Ne eN-
hlbit OF agricultural. horticultural.
mineral nnd other products eyer pre-
-, IA, a.. I,nt,oI e,,,o, NO., ,,,,t,
p"''u y" wy '""'" ''".'' ""' "''''
purpose chiefly, OF advertising Texas
l., a.. u,a.t,,s nj. r. ..
~ '.V W. an ""s N'"'P''
hensive aud costly. Its failure to reach
the Fair is fully explained by the let
Ia. ,.,,,,, n,,o,,,. f,,',,arn, I,o'.,. ,,,h,,,,
'Vi ''o'' ",',feo' u GUY vs. ""'s"
we print below. The owners OF the
exhibit were unwilling to have IL scat
ter,1 ahou, In ina var,ous huld,ng, n,
81. ~ ."
the FAIR, believing That this world
serve no good purpose In advertising
Towns once 70, ,u lot II IA, un,ler-
stood IN ana out or the state that
Texas was not represented at the
vn,id,s Isntr hecouae II yna nrnhibItea
80, ,.a,,,as -, a, ~nn',, ~,
from presenting there an eNhipit aA
Texas exhibit This tells the story:
| Chlcnsn. IN Sent. 1 ls92.-uon. syd-
nov smith chairman executive commit
I Toe Tryns County ENhlbltors' Aaso-
! r,etinn nhiInss Dear slr-Your letter
| ~ Nhgus, ~ vIth further ,eferente Ia
! Nnur nrn,nanl exhIblt az trexna nro.
| dncia In Inc Worlds Colnmbien eSno-
si,ion wns duiy reeelyed and IN reply
ia vour uuestlon whether I'm cnse a
| I,exna hulidIny Ia ERECTED n coliertlve
| dIaninv cnn lie made ns vou soc M
| ,b.,,ln ~ "a ,,,,iIroa ia Won, Iin,tor
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-12-17

Treasury statistics assume that the
total volume of silver money In the
Tinted States is about 1900. Ooo, 900. We
use the word ASSUME" ndvlsedly. for
there Is convincing proof that there
IL not q syllable of proof TO sustain
the estimate; that on the contrary. IL
is an arbitrary statement, without col
or oY proof to support Il. Perry Bel
mont, one OF the. American agents
OF the Ro,hschilds. recently expressed
the opinion that there Is not hnif as
much aoldin this country rs estimated
by the treasury, its silver estimates
arc. probably. much more extravagant
than Its gold statistics.
one-of the grievances OF the sound
money" advocates against silver IL
that Il Is superintendent. that It
crowds out other currency. that II u
to be found everywhere aud Is wanted
nowhere. That prince of HAIRS, ELI
Perkins. wrote letter to the Ga
sette d few months ago. telling OF
his difficulties In dlsposlng OF the
silver that waa forced upon him while
travelling In the West. The same COM
plant Is The burden OF every anti
SILVER speech. II There be any truth
In this talk about a glut OF silver,
II would show In the statements Of
ths national banks. for n many paris