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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-11-13
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by professors. principals and citizens
generally Of former residences.
The school house is all right. the
teachers are the best in the land.
The school boards, past and present.
have worked hard TO give the city
proper educational facilities and they
hayesucceeded TO an admirable extent.
Ii you don't believe it, make the
school a visit. Get acquainted with
the teachers, They will be pleased TO
see you and you will enjoy the visit.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-11-13

have been caused by the actions of
the league. An explanation to our
citizens would be in order and perhaps
help the movement. We herewith
respectfully request communication
from the secretary regarding the
objective point to be gained by the
league.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-11-13
Plenty of Work.

Referring to the objections raised
by men on the ranges against the
recent action of the Taxpayers
league, the Grand Marais Herald says:
THE demand for labor on the ranges
is so great that if the men can't get
their money from the contractors on
county roads, they can find employ
ment that will bring them cash. a
gentleman just returned from Tower
says that the moment anybody who
looks like laborer strikes the town.
somebody p0unce upon him and tries
to drag him off TO the mines. Wages
have recently been advanced another
10 per cent at the mines both of
Tower and Ely, and common labor is
now bringing S1.70 day. The Tower
logging railway, which is being built
is so hard up for men that an effort is
being made TO secure them in the
twin cities.
The same story is told on the Mesaba
range. Men are wanted for mines.
for prospect work and for lumber
camps. The North Cincinnati which
was recently leased to Pittsburg
firm. is about to begin work and the
Cincinnati proper is already shipping
between 800 and 400 tons per day
Duluth Commonwealth.
The Grand Marais Herald evidently
knows what it is talking about-we
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1895-11-13

A few inches of the beautiful are
needed just present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26

The downpour OF ram last evening ha,
played havoc with the Hkuting around our
city.
Ex.Mayor Wiley sustained a ell, hit In.
jury In his hand by failing Gu the 10y
boardwalk at Caymout.
United States Ambassador Baya d and
wife are In Paris.
The Pom and Poncii Club OF Phlladsl,
phla will hold their rod letter niIhL called
"a Night In Bohemia on Saturday even.
Ing, February 2nd. Fun starts after Q
O'Clock,
There lie to lkIof dlybandlng of compsny
n OF Media. The captain has not been
aolo to ge; mora than six mem hers OF the
company together at one timo sor drlii.
The annual banquet Of The Volunteer
Hose Company oil M!ddletown took plaza
In their parlors on Thursday evening.
spescass were made by j. Frank No
Wh7rter and John W. Jolls. Joseph Carey
acted as toastmaster.
Laura Hudson, Mddletown. ran a
needle through one OF her roro fingers a
few days ago while employed at tie
shirt f0story.
For lrst.olaNs dyeing nnd securing go
to the Delaware Dye Works. al0 King
street.
Our Daily Bread Tobacco, isc. h.; large
lot chewing aud smoking, a5c. Id. Dur.
steln, East heuond street.
Please sail at AIrs. NJ. DIlIns, 400 KInR
street, aud got Cosmopolitan Fashien
Paper. free TO our patrons. showing ladies
How 10 Sayo Money.
Clay wotstsIs long outIways To order
Gao Pierson. the tailor. oil Market st.
Tomorrow morning Is the time when
every Methodist past or ell 20 out OF his
own pull 1t. There will 10 a general OF.
change Of preEGharb.
Thos. Brncain will sell twelve fine
Chester county Ahouts at bis salt In Rad
Lion hundred OIL Thursday. the 81 inse
beside the hsFsea cows. u.saSiis, Ga.
nam Cd III his advertisement.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26

Dyspepsia Is one of the most common
causes OF badness. Nature is u great econ.
omizer, and when the nutrient clements
furnished by the blood are insufficient to
properly support tho whole body she cuts
off tho supply 10 parts the least vital, like
the hair and mills, that the heart, lungs
and other vital organs may be better nour-
ished. In eases Of severe fevcrs, this econ.
omy is particularly noticeable A single
hair Is Il sort of history of the physical
condition OF an individual during the time
1t has been growing, II one could road
closely enough. Take a hair from the
beard or from the head and scrutinize it,
and you will see that 1t shows some atten-
uated places, indicating that Mt some pc,
riod OF Its growth the blood supply was de.
ficient from oveIwOrk, anxiety or under
feeding.
Tho hair falls out when tho strength of
Its roots is insufficient to sustain its
weight any longer and new hair will
take its place unless the root Is diseased
For this reason each person has a certain
definite length Of hair When tho hnir be-
gins TO split or fall out, massage to the
scalp IL excellent. Place the tip of tho
fingers firmly upon the scalp and then vi
brato or move the scalp while holding the
pressure steadily. This will stimulate tho
blood vessels underneath and bring about
better nourishmont Of the hair A brush
OF unegenly tufted bri5tlcs Is also excel
lent TO use upon the scalp, not the huir.-
Halls journal OF Health
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26
TIME S
CERTAIN
TEST.

when thing that is advertised great.
ly Is good 1t goes and goes permanently.
When 1t is bad it only goes for while.
The public finds 1t out"
The above bit of valua bic philosophy Is
from the English publication called the
"Idler" and there never Was a truer say.
ing. Time tests the merit of oil things.
and stamps It's approval or disapproval.
Is 1t not easy to 500 that the enormous
popularity OF that greatest Of all remedies
which has been SO prominently before the
public for 80 many years Warmers Safe
Cure-is based upon Invaluable merit?
Tie thousands OF men and women in all
parts OF the world who arc kept alive by
Its use, and thu millions who tind In 1t a
means Of preserving their health aud pro-
longing their lives will answer unhesita-
tingly. Yes"
II you do not know the great merits of
this mordern medicine II you feel de.
pressed, lanGuld. have peculiar pains and
other uncertain symptoms. yon cannot
AFFORD to delay but should seek the aid
which this medicine eau alone give you.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26

was very healthy color, but now It be-
came very bad.
Il took three bottles OF DR.. Greene's
Neryura blood and nerve remedy and
was entirely cured. My nervousness and
headaches left me, my good complexion
returned. and slept perfectly. | can
eafey say to everybody who is suffering.
just give 1t a trial. and you will be cured.
hope my statement Will find relief for
MANY people who do not know the bene-
III OF such wonderful medicine"
1t is evident that women can get we'll -
can secure perfect health, strong nerves
and pure blood by using tho great vital
restorative, DR.. Greene's Eervura blood
and nerve remedy. II. therefore. women
will maintain their health and strength by
this remarkable medicine, we will guar
artee them beauty OF face aud form, the
bright eyae. pink checks and clear com.
pleXlon of youth, aud tho rounded form,
gracsEul lines aud elastic step OF vlgor-
GUS physical development.
This remedy can DO used without hesI-
tHtion by all aS 1t Is purely vegetable and
10 endorsed and prescribed by physlolaEs.
Org Of our most successful physlcan In
curing nervous aud chronic diseases, Dr.
Greene. OF So West l4tn St, Now York
CITY, who con he consulted at any time,
without charge, personally or by letter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26

novEa. Jan. 25 The many fancy
skaters oi Dover hau bomb thrown into
camp this AFTERNOON when an elderly gen.
t..,@@irisa got on The te. ice In tho cove. At
iirst they wondered II the old man could
skate as he sat down rather uncsrimon.
1oueiy but after while they all stopped
skating to ses his fancy moves and tracks.
II was voted that he wRs the best ever
seen here. He was Mr.. J. harry Rodgers
OF New Castle.
Mics Willie Bostic and John X. West
both of this town. were married at the
Wyoming NJ L. Parsonage on Thursday
evening, Jan "a. by Rev. T. q. Smoot
The executors OF the late VIM. Reybold
have sold to Mott Otis and others OF Will
mington the property of Woodland
Beach, including the buildings and 500
acres of land.
Claude M. Pearson and Mise May dnuRh
ter OF MIR. and Mrs. John W. Tignor of
near Dover, are to be married next We'd
nesday eeenlng.
Thomas L. Milbourn OF Rockland. and
Mrs. Susie A. Davis Of Dover, were mar
ried on Wednesday, Jan. ., at tho residence
OF Joseph Hollis OF RocKland, Del, by
Rey. j. Owen Sypherd.
John III. Sehl. foreman OF the Index has
moved his family from Wilmington to
tho house opposite the Nj. p Church.
Miss Zipoiia Forencre OF Wilmington.
is the guest of Biiss Eva Clark.
Miss Addie Morris of Wilmington. who
has baen visiting Mrs. John ii. Sehl. has
returned home.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26
FROM paoMlNsMr pEopLs.

A great many persons TO our knowledge
have voluntarily pronounced DE- kenuedy's
Favorite Remedy successful In curing them
of disease. Here are number Of statements
that again demonstrate the value OF this me-
dicine.
Commander James s. Dean, of Gen, Grant
Post g. A. H., Hondout. n. Y. contracted an
aggravated stomach trouble, which resulted
In chronic dyspepsia. lie suffered misery
until he used Dr. konnedy's Favorile Rene.
dy. After using 1t week." says Commau-
der Dean. 81 felt bottes. and In u short while
was entirely cured. that terrible distress and
fooi breaking up sour In my throat had all
gone"
Rev. l. W. nm, Pastor Methodist Church.
Accord. N. y; 81 can speak highly OF DR..
Konnedy . Fayorite remedy az a blood medi-
cine. Ton years ago had cancer removed
+ from my lip. then began the use of DIR.
kennedys Fvaorite Remedy aud to this day
no syn of the ugly thing has resppeared."
The Sisters CT Charity St Mary's Female
Hospital. Brooklyn. N. Y, say: ''The saris-
faction we realize from the use OF Ken aedy's
Favotite Remedy surpass all OK pectation."
Tho worse c1sus OF eczema, salt rbeum and
scrofuia yield to its curative power, nervous.
ness. sleepiessness. livor aud kidney COM
plants and all uriiary troubles are cured by
its use.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26
poet and philosopher, Ralph Waldo

The poet and philosopher. Ralph Waldo
Emerson, says:
at eyes were made for seeing,
Then beauty Is its own excuse for being
Beauty of feature and elegance OF form
have ever been the desire OF the feminine
mind. And it is perfectly laudable and
natural ambition. Women are born to
sway the minds and bOurts of men as
much by their beauty and attractiveness.
as by the subtler charms OF goodness and
purity.
AMI yet, how few women attain tho
beauty which should be theirs, and in
those few who are beautiful, how quickly
their beauty fades! This is wrong. Wo-
men are naturally beautiful-at least Of
pleasing and attractive appearance and
In nearly all the cnses where women lack
these personal charms, the fault Is their
own.
Good looks and beautiful forms are en-,
tirely dependent upon good health. One
must have strong nerves and pure blood
TO be beautiful. Failing to have these, is
TO fail OF good looks aud tine figure. and
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26
sTUCh QUOTATIONS..
Reported by
ItEALD 81 COMPANY,
FsanLa ,.a md fR~aLa,-
Nt' HHU ff"HEINs
Seventh and Market Strsats

Seventh and Market Strsats
While the street was disappointed In ira
expectations OF Immediate favorable de,
Yelopments ut Washington, the market
has continued dull and firm. The events
OF Tue Week, pointing as they do. to o
crisis In the currency situation have In
fact fnlled to Affect prices to any extent,
The talent aud the traders of course look
Tor lower prloes, but when they play that
side OF the market no liquidation 10 pro-
duced and charts have to be covered
This ls the pro0ess which has been going,
on all week, npd which enables tho
market to resist the influence OF tho OK.
oeedingly large gold shipments. and the
ae well as tho fact that the attitude OF
Congress Affords little hope OF relief.
General trale 10 ut a slandetlll. and is
waiting for outcome, just az Wall st. is.
Very significant indication OF the gener.
al state OF affairs Is that average OF prices
for principal commodities are at lowest
level on record.
To.day's market was waiting one, with
little manipulation. Bearish selling of
General Electric Is only features OF the
early trading.
Sugar was Inactive and no market dis.
position was shown To soil.
Foreign Exchange continues firm.
Inc Bank statement was without any
marked changes and simply reflected tho
movement OF gold during the week.
Prices, however, were better In lust half
hour, the bears on Oranges being Affected
by lntimnLlons that st. Pauis Deoem bes
net eaTningS would DO moro or isss favor.
able.
Investment and Securities yteld,n,
from To per cent
orders for the purchsae and sale of
stooks ana Bondson Commission eSooub-
cd at all the 5tUuS exchanges
Private telegraph wirel to New York,
Philadelphia. boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drsfts and LotteCs VI Credit IL
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26
Amusements- &
anANp opEnA nupsH.

1ames B. Mackie's latest comedy euo-
cesp THE Side Show wis given Its Initial
presentation. at the Grand Opera House.
last evening. by MIR. James B. MacKie and
an excellent company, With excellent seen.
ic effects. The comedy is all that " is
cinimed, mirth proyOker. Several
epecialties were introduced that would he
well to be omitted. They were "rhe Bow.
cry Girl and 'The Salvation Army" The
rest were all very good. M. Mackie was
clever as ever and managed to keep tho
audience In good humor from the begin.
ming OF the performance to the end.
This evening, Hoyts "a Texas Steer"
will he given another presentation before
Wilmington amusement lovers. ut the
Grand Opera House. by the orig tnal com
psny, with the same excellent effects. To
describe IL would he unnecessary, as the
merits OF the comedy are wsli-known in
dramatic circles by this time. The former
engagements were very successful, both
financially and dramatically and this one
will no doubt surpass nil others For an
evenings entertainment this comedy has
no equal, the. Situations all being high
ly enjoyable and interesting.
Our theatre gOers are promised treat
In the appearance OF those clever comme-
dians, Donnellv and Gitard and perfect
company at the Grand Opera House, on
Monday evening, In their newest and
most laughahle fun originator The Ram
makers" THIS comedy Is said far more
funny than Natural Gaa," which they
presented here some yenrs ago with
merited success There arc moro unique
mechanical and electrical effects. more
trick scenery and startling surprises dur
ing the course OF the entertainment that
has ever been brought together in ono
play. Bright, catchy songs, brilliant
music and absolutely novel spacalties
will De a feature
A choice feast will be offered Mt the
Grand Opera House next Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings IN the form OF Chas
! IL. Blaney's musical faree.cumedy. "A
Baggage Check" by a carefully selected
company of comedy artists. The sltua'
lions brought out are imaginable to all sx.
treme. he plot originates from the loss
OF a trunk. that was checked from Chicn- c
to another station. but was lost in transit
1t was through the many laughnGle and
ludlcrOus situations the author was
placed in tracing 1t up that the thought
Of writing such u play originated,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26

CmppinGaui !seeain5, ~ E.seeoniis
NJ. +. Davis. Jewelsr, 9 Il. 9nd st

CuppnGaui !segHins, pB Z. seeoniig
NJ. +. Davis. Jewelsr, 9 e. 9nd st
OuppluS & ipsaa t,i,. P.trtor.sJ NAL isJn
American Laundry. %! West Front st.
The boat ten and coffee IN the oily ut
hard tlme7 prices al l0I Delaware Ave nus.
W. s, Moore
DIR. Simtns' ghltSPIltn9nle BlIsan, this
fainous throat AMI lung remedy and
hypnphosphats or lung fool. 606 King
effect,
SHINING Liver PilIs quick IN curl nv
headache splendid Itvsr sttnullnt; balt
ever madei thousands say 50. U05 King
street
a few slightly used and second.hand
organs from Slb,0U to $1,000. Geo. l..
Dearborn, 55 Shipley street, Wilmington.
Steam dyalag. occurring. altering, re-.
&irlE2 and pressing. Clothing made 10
older a. J. Pietson. 81 Market street
A. i. Chase. Story and Clark. Carpenter
and Iaher organs. sole agent, Geo. +.
IeGI born, Ji5 shtpley street, Whining ton.
All stzss, priccs and torluS.
100 boxes of eigars, fifty In box Tor oaah
at 45t. pol uox bursteiu, 5 East Second
sttent.
If you want to sa74 nanay. so to W.
=. Moore Tor your groceries at AL Della.
ware Avenue; it viii pay you to 40 there
and buy at hard times pr.css.
Weller rlanOs UNSURPASSED IN tone)
Geo. L. Dearborn. OLD SAipley street, vii
mlnEtOn
English trouserlngs to ordaf o., &c and
81, worth $40. HlersOn. tie tailor gll Mar.
ket street.
The world .renownsd J. B C. Fischer
pianos; over aI,000 In uHe. Sole agent
George l.. Dearborn, 5!5 ShlpieY street,
Wilmington
CapitaHa clear Havana fillsr &c cigar
(Sen Auben, )h4udmade at our factory, 80.
straight; Grand Royal. l0c. cigar. Dur.
stoIl 8 lIust Second street,
The largest stuck Of organs Snd pianos
OF the lowest ptlues over offered. Geo. l..
Dearborn, 5l5 SlHploy street, Wilmington
Livery instrument warranted.
The hasi.hy, wealthy and wtse all uss
DR. simms White Hnlmonio Balsam,
when troubled With coughs. sore throat,
lung diseases r., Soc and 81. Depot Gl3
King street.
Black or Gins CheYlot serge sGlts to or
der, $500. Plsrson. the tailor, glI Mar.
ket street,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26
WHAT THEY ALL SAY.
Information Concerning Female Beauty.
We do not Think it will Take Women
Long to Act Upon This Idea.

willingly, cheerfully. AMI promptly re-
spond."
Miss Della I. Shea. OF $40 Lexington
Street, East Boston. Mass, ma kes the fol-
lowing statement;
About seven years ago hogan to feel
very uncomfortable after eating, so much
so that found It impossible to keep tho
ligbtest food on my stomach. l grew
worse for three months. so was Obliged
to give up work and NO to thu hospital.
II tried many rem otte5 and dootors but
they did me no good. A friend advised
me I o try Dr. Greene's Nervura blood and
nerve remedy.
II began using It, and after week felt
much better. When 1 had taken four
bottles the weakness In my stomach was
all gone and | could eat anything with.
out distress, white a short time before |
found it impossible for weeks at a time to
even drink glass OF milk und keep 1t in
my stomach.
II was unable to wear anything but n
loose dress, and did not go out of the
house for months at time. l am now
cured OF my troubles and am we'll and
strong. My cure IL wonderful. Dr
Greene's Nervura blood und nerve emedy
has done what the hospitals. doctors aud
| other medicines could not do.
1T Is splendid medicine, and l urge
every suffering person to use 1t. | love
to think of tho good IL Is doing, and wish
everyone who 10 not perfectly we'll
would take IT,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26

Switzerland Is the country of ideas A
new vocabulary of cphcrs for use in tele.
grams has been published at Bern. This
peculiar language Of the Wires, go o speak,
has boon very carefully prepared Lin
gusts and skilled Telegraph operators col
Elaborated In compiling the volume
Tl!ure are 2jU, 40 words in tho book
not Ola Of them containing less than five
letters nor more than ten These words
have been selected on thu principle Of IA
dissimilarity of at least two letters and of
three elementary Morse signs. The words
are all numbered, starting from 600 600
The three figures representing the thou
sands arc given at the head of nach pnRe.
and the three figures representing the hun
dreds, tens and units before each word
The object sought to be obtained by tho
issuance Of this vocabulary is 10 facilitate
tho transmission OF messages over the
wires and to prevent the USE of words not
found in dictionaries and of arbitrary
groups of letters in form Of words.
Endorsed as 1t is by the international
telegraph conference Of Europe. thu now
cipher code is certain 10 come into very
general use. BOSTON Globe
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26


The following sales have been arranged /.
January
%. Annie d and Il Il Mills near Newark,
Eel.
90 Sheriff Sale at Court House,
20. Shrriil Is Sale a Newark.
81. 1hos Brackiu, He'd Lion Hid.
F ebruRry
T. Alvin Allen, New Castle Hid.
I, Daniel Diapers Estate, Penoader.
u. W 3 Dulrls, Rod u.
u, Chas l.. Donnsiiy. "hito Clay Creek
hundred.
~ O i Uonnelly. White Clay Greek Hid.
IL Isaac " oldin. Brandywine lid.
IS, Joseph Talloy. Brnndywiue lid.
~. A smith. PenCader lid
y. Miss AuuIe Stoopcs. hrnnlywlne lid.
81 Frank Gray, lied Lion HID
p. Estate OF Alfred paxson. MIN Greek.
y. Estate Of John Mckee. near Stanton.
%. Cloud Estate. Braudywino HID
March
., II Torrens. oyer Cd 81. Bridge.
{. Agnes Brookes, PencadCr AID.
l., Herbert Brown, ljlH nuywine I'D.
10. Unclaimed Goods OF r.. W. &B Il Il.
10. Furniture. .0y west Tih 81.
Is. X Gallagher. hito Clay Creek.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-26
rHouour n1nsrtv sILrGn
lieutenant James Cameron Ends His Iifo
while GrievIng over HIS sweetheart's
Conduct.

From the testimony heard before Coro.
ner stluham's jury to inquire into the cir
Gu instances leading to the death OF James
Cameron, the Salvation Army lieutenant
who sent a bullet through his brain at
Nj nth and Orange streets Thursday night,
the jury this morning returned verdict
o death by his own hand during ut OF
dependency caused by love affalr.
The woman In the caee was Lena Sal
llngway, middle.aged woman OF felr
p9rsonability. She said that she had met
Cameron about year ago in Buffalo
while she was working in the Army.
Some time ago she secured furlouRh
from the commander and came to this
City and afterward entered the Asylum at
Farnhurst Us all attendant. While here
they corresponded and from Mise Sailing.
ways testimony il was plain to be seen
that there was tie OF more than frle nd
chip between them.
Several weeks ago she wrote to him
and said that as lie could not secure work
In Buffalo that he might be successful here.
He therefore came here with that inten.
tion AMI after being unsuccessful In bis
search for some occupation, called
upon Miss Haliingway, Thursday even
lug, and told her or his trouble. She said
She had treated him 3oolly at that time
but only 30 In u 1ocuiar mood.
Cameron took 1t seriously and Just be-
fore he left she made the remark that she
did not think as much OF him as she hal
when they fret met. She did not tell
him differently and the consequence was
that the thought Of a separation o weigh
ed on hiS mind that death, to him was
the only relief. While Miss Sailing way
:oatliei she SO bbed at intervals.
There was no testimony submitted as to
how he came Into the possession of the
weapon.
Yesterday afternoon when Deputy Cor
onsr Chandler examined the dead mans
eifevts lie found several letters from the
woman, and others from relatives,
Miss SallnRawy has requested that she
DO allowed charge OF tho body and the
coroner will turn 1t over to her this utter.
noon.