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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
CHRONIC chlii.lNEss.
Tho Remedy Suggested Is Outdoor Exer-
cise at All Seasons.

Tho Remedy Suggested Is Outdoor Exer-
eise at All Seasons.
How some people suffer in winterl They
arc constantly having chills. A feeling of
cold water trickling down the back or
some local stagnntion of blood, with alter
cd nervous sensations, Is experienced. Tie
hands, feet, nose or cars are especially
likely tog give Inconvenience. Such indiyid-
uals cannot get warm even in bed, and,
as a consequence, often suffer from insoih-
iiiu, for sleepiessness is often caused by
cold feet. Many such conditions arise from
the fear of taking outdoor exercise, be-
cause tho weather is too cold Hence the
circulation Is not kept going. end the
blood, yitiated by tho close, impure air of
the house, has no chance offered 1t of be-
ing allowed to purify itself The foillesb
river or stream Of water ia rendered pure
by exposure to the airns 1t comes along,
and after run of d few miles Incomes flo
for consumption. Why, then, will delicate
people deny the stream of life IN opper-
tunity to purify itself as it courses through
their veinsg Here Is the secret of how to
keep warm in wiBter--outdoor exercise in
pure air.
Many individuals mistake the feeling
Of cold for .'catarrh.'' But feeling cold
and taking a cold" are different things.
| A shiver from exposure to cultl--indocd
| half frozen condition--is not in itself like
| ly 70 end In 30 called cold, I" SO long as
the exposure has been in tho open air.
| But we hold thnt by breathing the impure
| air of badly ventilated rooms a chill may
be worry ensily contracted that will end in
| cold"
! In cold weather We distinctly recon
mend the ordinarily healthy man or worn-
an TO try the effect Of outdoor exercise, es-
! pecially when the feeling Is strong that it
Is tbo cold TO 60 out of doors Exercise
under such circumstances Will usually act
as "a tonic to the whole frame and brace up
tho nervous system, the special function
of which is to regulate the heat Of tae
! body. The skin should he fraoly exrose,l
to tho air before dressing in the mornin9,
and after the morning washing or ca.d
tepld bath rub the bOay in.o a glow with
a coarse towel, and you viii be very nee--
ly cold and waterproof. - Philadelphia
Times.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
rhs way rIs LiEed ais nair Cat,

"How win you want yonr hair cut
sirt said the taikatiye hairdresser TO the
man In the chair.
Minus conversational prollxity." 70.
piled the patient
"Hows that STRIP
'with abbreviated or totally eliminated
nnrrations,
..I-sr--aon's quite oasoh your mean
ing, sir.
with quicscnns mandibuian-
"whichf''
"without efYervescent verbosity."
'sSiff"
"Let diminutive coiloquy be conspicu-
GUS by its absence.
Tho. hnirdresser scratched hts head
thoughtfufiy for second and then went
over to the proprietor Of tho shop with The
whispered rofnark;
''I don't know whether that gentlemn1
In my chair is mad or q foreigner but
can't.flnd out what he wants, "
The proprietor went to the waiting crs-
TONER and said politely:
Ny man deesnt seem to understand
you. How would you like your hair cut'"
In silence. =
The proprietor gave a whitening look at
his journeyman, while the latter began
work and felt SO utterly crushed that he
never even asked his patient n he'd bny q
bottle Of hair rcstorer.- London Tit Bits.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
aiil nna clr.rlnna n eeancilrd.

The attendance OF Senator Hill at the
Presidents reception on Thursday and
the cordial greeting hs received has given
fise to the i'm preston that they are both
willing to sm oke the pipe OF pence" and
nnite In an effort to organize The party
and save It from becoming a bowling
mob. II lis pleasant to zoe all oSponents
shalte hands at the beginning OF Ne new
year. and resolve to let bygones I've by.
cones. Tho President has his trotple
with the Wild team he has been driN(ng
xad he -aoeds Ddvid's aid to control them.
: ~ hereafter we mny possibly see them
pulling together like two old stagers who
never had difference. Defeat sometimes
has very ealatary effect. and euch may
prove to be the case In this instance. 9th.
or men may profit By their example. Lot all
rivals extend the olive branch. and
smoke the pipe Of peace" "a mild word
may turn away wrath"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
A Home ,:n,..r,na or oh,ldren

Near c hristians, Del. January l, 1895,
q New Year's dinner was given by Mr..
and Mrs James Stafford to their children.
The day wac spent in taleiug by the Old
10 ks and the young ones enjoyed them
selves by skating and sliding on the pond.
About half past three they were hown to
the dining room whore delightful table
was sptead. Among those present were.
Mr. and Mrs. James Stafford, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Sentnan. Mr.. and Mrs. Jaines
p Ratiedge Mr. James f. Stafford. Jr.
Miss Maggie Stafford. Mr.. Clarence Il.
Ratleige. Miss Annie .. Sentman. Nj ISIS
Bertha May Ratledge. Mr.. Hobsr II.
Vincent. mir. Eiio Hoilett and wife. Miss
bailie Hollett, Mise Carrie Hollett Among
the Invited guests was sport Sentman til Q
noted Coon Dog of Chrlstiana hundr Il {.
A. an en- ly hour they depar ell wisi Ing
MIR and Mrs. Stafford many more happy
New Years.
The old folks marry. the young folks too.
Telling Of things they Used to do;
We were all merry. hnppy aud Kay
On that bright New Years day.
|. A GRAND DAUGHTER.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
Rocks and Magazines.

II you do not possess u library the next
beat thing Is to know what books ara be-
ing talked about anu by the aid OF se
l.rtcd bits get a pleasant knowledge Of
their contents. THIS ma he done by a
subscription TO Book News, which 10 a
compete magazine In Itself us we'll as a
hlp-rHry dir-elory. aud hlLy cents will
bring II to your door every month for a
year filled with the very meat OF all Oh o
latest publications Illustrated as vel :,
and with terse. hright erItlcien,s that show
YOU what the I'D OF critical readers
tniuks of the word OF books.
LuucuIl.p by meaDe OF magazines may
be so easily. chsapiy and pleasantly Oh.
taiusd tnat almost no family has excuse
to be without IT, Any desired periodicals ID
can be subscribed for through MHna.
mahers ami usually At less than the pub.
iisher's prices
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
I.aa,k o.r ror ~. Fee..


II is predicted that J. Alexander Fulton,
VIM Brothers aud thelr brotler reform
ers will soon engage In drafting bills TO
lay before the Legislature. providing for
the equalization oil taxes and removing
burdens from tho farmers back. In thus
way they will show their anxiety to re.
form abuses, and to perfum the purt Of
the good Samaritan. This may be all
right and TO their action IL would be un-
wise perhaps to object so long US they
demand no recompense for their labors. It
may be we'll for our Legislators TO keep
their eyes open or payment may 10 de-
manded for drawing such bills. showing q
selfish motive. rather than a phiianthropic
one. Influenced their originators. Lawyers
love good jobs and tho experience OF the
past should lead all to be watchful OF the
future. Remember the injunction: ''Ee ye
wise as serpenta, but harmless as doves
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

4, The opposition to the income tax Is 30
great az to give rise TO the belief that the
appropriation necessary to carry it Into
operation may fall to pass the Senate.
Esnator Quay IL determined to resort to
livery parliamentary device to stave off
totssupon It and unisss the Democrats
resorf TO closure. he will very likely be
uuccessfuL IL is argued by the opponents
of the measure that the placing tax Of
u on a barrel Of beer would more than
mako up the deficiency caused by th Q
failure to collect the proposed income
tax. and thst method OF taxation could
\uant - objsctsd 10 % unconstitutional.
aputactnrsrs OF beer wih probably
n,nxoDosed tax but SO 1t goes
out when his own OK is
II soon see. however. what
the matter. and formulate
mag. we shall peacsably
" exaction that the attempt
policy OF the Democratic
ked necessary. In 1896.
IJN4xo1. kill the snake that we
brstiy siFsced3llI sotched last N0ysm.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
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sbh 20 4vp. M. Sunday xbp D. IN.
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Gays 70, % a. IN. = 10 4op y. m. bunuayA
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ctensnnt sfreetsl ipr Miiuingto4. week days.
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'Sqb. .is. 4. IN. sundays -SM 3 %. III
n. m, - 40. "a p. m,
Telephone. No i9A
ka,es TO Western points lower than Via any
| other line.
Il. \. CAMPBELL. General Mana<er
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
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Z. - %@1I< - 49, . |'3lI- FL i 8
Rscfi6 Mlo hev9 aev@k 1Gsn - y to&1lS
1d1t of ths ~ = p1zn1ez a4lk1 8 -
Aprl16n o. : Acafax1nn man of NJ n1lnG~~
y Y whom you wnnts4 - - 4 ~ culy
need uee your eJes, Bus n tbe 5un11e YOU
don't 40 he eky---St lsnst yqu only uee :
IfsH uqrasay patches Of itoverhend through
ko openipss in tho twiGs and lrAves.
Aar DO you feel tho wind slowing, nor
nhat luminary. exoaph BY napIpen-
- about midday, from which
That 4 junglemAn dos not usu-
100 protend to bs weatherwise. II he does
be Is oven greater humbug than the rest
Of tho wenther prophctA On The nfter-
noon about which we are speaking ~
member setting forth on my walk In the
still glow of tho tropical calm and won
derinn rather at the Intense Etillne<s OF tho
surrounding forest Then the air grew
cooler, and the green Of the foliage In
front seemed to deepen, and presently
there was sound as Of n giant waterfall
in tho distance Waterfalls do not, how
ever, grow louder every second, whereas
the noise In front did SO. Then there was
loud. angry Rrowl, as Of dozen Lions.
A rninuto more, and the whole jungle be-
gan TO roar as II 30 aqnadrons OF henvy
cavalry were coming up Mt gallon. Then
came q drop of rain and peal of thunder
which seemed to mako the world stop
Then the storm began. The sky above
darkened; the trees clattered; the brush
wood beneath hissed and bowed ITSELF A
delugo OF raindrops biotted out the narrow
view. Down 1t came, soaking through
the densast leaves under which one fed
for refngc, striking tho grass and sand
with millions OF dull thuds, dashing furi-
ously against tho leaves as II they were so
many hostile Shields streaking the air
with innumerabie perpendicular linesnEd
hurling itself down with tho forceof bull
leta
In such a downponr one may ne well
walk and get wet as stand still and get
wet. Unfortunately one did not know
where to walk to. The ''circumbendibus
system" presupposos the fact thnt the
wagon wheels and bullock tracks can be
seen and noted, but when the cart track is
no longer a cart track, but "all turned &c
| rushing waters such tracks cannot be
seen, and unless you have pocket com-
4 pass you may as well try to fly aH TO get
| back to wbero you came from. When one
| rends of travellers lost In the backwoods
! they always steer by the sun--and proba
| bly, very badly-but when there is no sur
what nrc you 10 dos--Siam Free Press
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
PtNNSYLVANIA RAlLa9A5.
1he STANDARD hallway OF America
thvskCTED THHopGHour ny Tha
Inteslocking SWITCH and BIeek sisuai sys.
len.

thy2kCfkD THhouGHOuf NY Thu
Intcs,oeking swisch and Block signal sys-
iHILa DELPHHA. NILMI S<sreN a.
bAL1imo..E AiLtsuAn
IN httkCF NOV. iSLo tsbi.
Trains win ienve " iins,agIaa as faiiowss
Ga. 80. s.5v. SO. sss Is 10 o.. 10 is. 10 a.
Iix,. il "a ii.lli <. NJ. sis.ss. i.sT, soo. s.o4
e.ie a.1e s.y % lnds.ia p. IN. ,o..
Accommodation, Go0 7.0l sO6. l0.4S. a. m,
Ess. go. a.iJ. b.ia $50 and lv.sip. IN.
For Chester ,expres,l Isl. All. da1 -. 7.se
s..o o.oS iooo. l'S. ll.oi n M La. t.os o.'a
Aocolnm sdaiion. 600. ZOO sos lo.ia ILss a.
M. m.S 20 go 30 nt,ana a. M ia.si y: ,n. sa
i.G rs 3 aos' & 90. is's slS a. sss 70 "a s.a VI ana iass
FOR Boston without change io.is a. m. and
e.4ii,. In.. tleepersto Augusta. -. Aususrtne.
springs Memphis and New uIlesns.
kor West chesicr via Lainokin. o.o a. In-
Tor Newark Center and Intermediate sta
tions.s 40 u. m. ana 4. .aap. IN.
balliinoIe aud Nashirgton. 4.3s a9i. a.li.
l0ly ana ll.uVa. m H.Dl ~. =. hl.IJ, zpa
z.f4. A2s. 600. al. 0.5a S.4l. sd .. IN and
BaIti,sore and Intermediate stations la7.
4 a., Cos and lisa y. M.
Leave i.niauelppia. broad srest for Will
nfrgtOn texpreesl, 21Q 7.Al IA 6.al. alp. TO- ~
ll.lt. ~. n IN. bl2.35, i.5l, 2us, a.ad t.ul,s.
b.Uh 10 90. .GIT. GsS. ?.s9. Lid il.i5 p.
Aeoon,niodaIion. eso :.si. 1913 a. IN. l.ss
TIA s.Ua. 43.. . y. So iO.o3 ana iLJs p. IN.
suNDAA M .iNs-
Tor fAiiadciphla yexpressO. i.o7. ABS. 40
tlt boo. w. iUUS, I0.4o il.i IN, i.31. 30A t.Vs
BIZ, 40, 10 " nnd a.lx p m.
Aocoiiine edatioh. 800. o.i0 u. IN. t2tQ LAO
4.uU. .O.I5 aud iv.av u. ,l
tUr hes er apressh I.a;. d.a0. $780, 6.55
1Utb u.I d. m, l.9,, t-u4 n.5d..0i aud aJs o. IA.
accommodation 7.tv, c.lu H. Ln.. 49,. l.l0.
4.es,ss :, 49, ana iJ.s;l y. ni.
For New TX ,expross. L.oi, 45a 40. 100
6.tu, lO.U ~, 10. ii5l a. a.. istO l. 81 3.Ui. Avs
|, S,t1 tOs = und lU.3 y. M.
FOR bOstun without chahie h.3O p. IN
fOr ttio sou 49,. ,,utuct4i halfway Expies5'
a ~ H., hietitrs 10 AuBnsiu, 81. aRhstih,
ana 1Hinpn; i.4 Z. III, stetpera to no
S.rhEs NeinDiis. d New i.r enns
For West Chester via Lamokin, ass n. n.eno
b.lt p M.
baltimore and xashl, igtou. A. Sol. iU.is a
H.. l-.vi, 49, ssa .S.O5, "a 7.4i. o.av p. IN
And ls.Jv night
! baltimore and in,iermediate stations 10
anu ll.54 D. ..
Le We Philadelphia. Broad street. for vii
minpton lexpreash 3.5v. a.=0, Ills. l..a "a. IN.
4-4i. hue, .oa s.su 80. Ill lllb p. ni-
anti lg.0o night
| Accommodation. AS5. 40. l03o a. M 12.S5
| 2.Ob. t.lts e.Ss. 1uU5 and ll.sS y. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
Life worth Living.

Those people who say that life Is not
worth living lind it SO because they do not
go to work to make it worth living. Why
does sadness overpower them' Is 1t so
much harder for them than others TO soc
sin and suiIerngf What right have they
to add their weight To the wurld s burdens?
is it d sign Of intellect to be cowardlyf
And do these people not dream that tho
spiritual power which males such an in
tellectual condition impossible Ia vastly
superior to any power that THO Intellect
alone can atlainf-Elizabeih Peabody.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
A Different opinion.

Contributor-I have here an article
on What Poets Have Said Of the
Moon
Editor-That would interest no one,
but If you can give me an authentic ac-
count of what tho moon has said about
the poets during the past few thousands
of years | would willingly pay you
double rates for it--Pick Me Up
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
Scratching
and Swearing /,

only increase the irrita-
ton and heat the blood. What
lle skin needs is cooling, heal
ing application that brings COM
fort to body and mind, and which
at the same time has strength
enough to penetrate clogged skin
and to dissolve the scales of
Eczema and Dandruli.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

CAN 1t he possible that Colonel Robert
N. Floyd has a notion at some future
time of coming out forSenator froinDela-
ware2 He has presented nearly every
pictures to adorn their walls. HIS latest
noble gift was tho presentation yesterday
Of some sixty volumes OF books to the
Forris Reform School. The Colonel will
leave cur city for an extended trip. We
wish him happiness and health.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
71oN rs 49, I6l16ll lsxr1llI

e Sss's q .ss ~. Y !: ~: .s:, sss.:s s. e.
% not think a ri6hs4 iatish
Nor The lephle. sorial fape.
i thn royui xoad y hsaven
Compaezed BY = kWomanss heart,
rcr tho riches. fkme and npisndor
In her I'M u but = part.
What Will thrill har hsart to trembling
And ailay Internal utrd{e
u tho little kind attentions.
The amenities Of ilfo.
Med whsssIs in Detroit Free Press
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
uan,,n Dn,xn.

When IN need of coal or wood, call mp
545. or eond postal card for ton of eE-
tra largo pea coal TO II. 4. Ser gsant.
dealer In coal wood and grain. larga
load of wuod Tor 81 90. Weste oats.
baled hay and straw. Yard l05 Maryland
kve. Phone 5i5. Cen tral olliee, 9Th aad
King streets PhoDa 6S7.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
Electric f.isht.

The successful merchant advertises to
attract trade. lights his store we'll TO sell
his Rooda To poorly lighted store, Il
the customer comes We'll he says. u
can't sec that I'll call again but he
doesn't. lie goes next door where they
have Electric iights and he can see and
buys. Tho Wilmington City Eieotric Go.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
Prohibition for Twelve Years.
.s.s,s Ia4alfluan, nj. N nd Journa

Tie town OF Dalton Ga., with 45uo in.
habltants, has had pfohlhiirn Tor twelve
yeare. and during that Tim. rosperity
has Increased ninety per : and its
court and criminal expenses hays been re-
duued one.half.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
GRANGE meeting.

The taxpayers Of Brandywine Hundred
will hold a meeting In Grangers' Hall.
Ta.Ieyyil,e. Eei thursday, Jan. 10. 1925
All are invited. Tho object Of the nesting Z
/. to tol M i bIIi To present TO tho pressnt
L-uirlat /. 10 for the purpose OF improving
me highways OF Brandy wine Hundred.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
Piaintivc.

"a human life" said the sentimental
young man, sis a poem-tragic, comic,
sentimental, rs the case may be"
Yes" sighed Miss Pnsseigh, land SO
many of us are rejected manuscripts. -
Washington Star.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
pc.tn cf si.m,. Grown rrInc,,

BANGKOK, Jan. 5.--The crown prince OF
Siam, fsonidetch Choyrfa Maha vajirunhis
died at half past s O'Clock last night, from
uraemic fever. he was born june "a, 1878,
and was drsignated Gs crown prince in
january, 1887.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
Or. 1lnns WkikI L. l.

Il, E4I[I \
famous throaf and flI
simms 1aysr RUS quick ii Gu
hekdncha. nplaudtd liver sti uarlntt; O63f
eyet made; theasands ssy 90 ~ King
II you want to ssvs money. 20 to ".
p Moore Tor your erooorias g 4oi pele
and buy AZ hard timos prices
Weber pianos {unsnrpassed IN tone)
Geo. +. Dearborn. bi5 shipisy street. WI
minRton.
A fsw slightiy used and ssoond. hand
organs from ei5.OO to ti75.00. Goo. z.
Dearborn. SIS 6hipley street. Wilmington.
Dr. ssmma No. eos King street has Z
worm medicine which is the bess on the
market. Try bottle
stsam dyeina, securing, altering. re-
pairing and pressing. Clothing made to
order. A. J. Pieraon. eli Market street.
The orid-rsnowued J. 4 O. Fischer
piAnos; oser 97.000 tu use. Sole agent
George r Dearborn SIS Shtpiey street
Wilmington.
Ynu people can snve Is per oent. W
buying at tho Farmers Market HOUSE. es7
Kiug "a Just try and you wont 50 any
where else
The largest stock OF organs and pianos
Dearborn. els Shlpiey street, Wilmington.
Every instrument warranted.
The healthy. wealthy and wise all uss
DR.. bimms White Pulmonio RRlaan.
when troubled with ooughA sore ttlroat
lung Diseases. 90, SOC and u. Depot uo3
King street.
For ffrsf-ciass dyslng and scourinx 70
70 the Dslaxars Dye Works. $40 King
| street.
Black or blue Cheyiot serge suits to OF.
der. ti5.oe. Plsrson. the tailor. oil Mar
| ket street. a.
Cheapmeats ut Farmers' Market House.
| SCI KING St.
A. B. Chase. Story and Clark. Carpenter
i and Taber organs. Sole agent Geo. T.
Dearborn, bi5 Shipiey street. Wilmington
| AL slices. prices and terms. 4.
\ We want people to go right direct 10
| e27 King st. IL they want to save money.
| We sell oyrters, fresh butter. eggs. meats
| OF all kinds All kind of counfry pro
kucs sooner than any where else. ss7
King etreet.
Cheap bultef. $50 Id; eggs 22c doz, al
Farmers Market. 5s7 King 81.
Clay worsteds. long cutaways co order
$20. Pierson. the tailor. Oil Market st.
Have VIM. Zolper. EIkton, Nd, TO tun,
your plano or organ.
Elegant perfumes. violet wntor ant
othein. Lazeils hest fine Bay Rum fanc,
soaps. all prices tooth brushes. Fioridi
water. Myrtle Cologne, 80. for Christmas
timos at Siinms ~ Son. 6J6 King street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
10 ,I.p pnhlie.

When going down Madison street on
market days stop at Charlos Blocker. al
5l7. where you can got sugar cured hams
fancy sausage of all kinds, und pure lard
nj wholesale and retail.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

AND now Wilmington Is threatened with
q directory war. DeCosta will issue his
directory as of yore and Mr. Homer Bar.
ry. the young Napoleon Of the printing
business In Wilmington has come TO the
front and says he will issue q directory
this year, which he will place on the mar
ket for Sal per copy. With our Legisia-
ture In session and the directory war on
there will sursly bs trouble In the little
Diamond State.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
yytnter Uaderwcar.

You will find the largest stock and best
nssortment OF winter underwear In the
city at Ross' 2i0 Market street. &C prices
guaranteed The lowest. Before purehas
Ing eisawhere look at the ceieorated 4tas
teubury health underwear. pure wool
silk hIileh.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05

The week OF prayer commences on
Monday next. Il is to be hoped that our
Delaware Legislature will receiva the
prayers of the righteous and that their
request may be fulfilled. Also pruy for
the wicked Democratic politicians and
county constables. They need it-espe.
clally the constables- are doing q
littio quiet swearing on their own ac-
count at not being able to get their pay.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
so,dicrs, ReIcctca Pcn.ton CInin,.,

Col. Wainwright. the pension attorney.
800 Market street. Wishes every soldier or
sailor whose pensiun claim has been re-
jected. TO call on him any AFTERNOON. He
has important information to communl.
cate to them. Widows pensions secured
I'm IRON 40 To % days.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
Trainlnr for = Nurro.

Misc Mary Powick. the popular and
well known vocalist OF this city, has just
commenced the necessary two years'
course OF training for nures mt the
Women's Hospital In Philadelphia. We
wish her every success In her new calling.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
a. d. Itolils

Has the best cough drops aud carnmels
and the finest mixed candles. all strictly
pure and you get l6 or. In every pounl.
at 227 Market st.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-01-05
Ilulton I,.tnte Tor ,.nIe

W. NJ. Byrne will sell at the Court House
in Wilmington on Monday uext at 3 p IL.
the furm and town property OF the late
1homus DHlton in and near Centreviile.