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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-16
b .QU0TA rI0Ns
II pc led by
HEALD az COMPANY.
Bankers nnd Broitern.


~ Seventh aud Market Stroats
Investment and securitles yieIdiuy
orders for tho purchase and sale of
STOCKS ana hondson Commission exccut
ed az all the sioux exchanges
Privato telegraph wires to New York.
Fhliildeiphla. Boston and Chicago.
sued.
London appears 10 DO more impressed
by the Dallei that the bond syndicate OPP.
Grafton Will be carried our on It's original
lines than BY the evident strength OF the
o'sllver faction in Congress.
IL mey also be argued that Congress- Is
soon to adjourn and that the disap-
pearar oe OF such n discredlted body will
be a relief to business and financial inter.
ests OF the country. The fact IL already
developing that the policy agreed upon In
connection with the bond syndicate is to
protect tho shipments OF gold from Eu-
rope and thus keep down exchange rates.
making a run on the treasury reserve i'm
the Flfty-fourth Congresst
Lonhon bought stocks TO o certain OK
tent. at the opening but Its effect ON the
market was negatived by the appearance
OF further pressure 10 Jersey Central. at
the same time North West and Sugar
huye been steady and the unfavorable
annual report of the National Lead Co.,
did not create selling Of any consequence.
The fact that management of the Chica-
go Gas properties has been turned over
TO representatives OF the new nwnera did
not stimulate speculation IN that stock.
The weekly Bank statement was with,
out features OF real interest and would
Indicate that business has simply been
waiting for the past Z days. The tone of
the market at the eloee was ilrmer and
better, bears showing disposition to
cover.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-16

In Superior Court yesterday afternoon
the damage suit OF Henry K. Higgins Va.
The Wilmington city Railway Company
was continued. Henry II. Higgins the
plaintiff, was examined at the session. lie
said his horse was good huuter ana
waived him at S5 50. The collision had
cost him s67.73 The plaintiff here
rested, Dir, Ponder began his case by
moving for non-suit On the ground that
the horse had been lett unattended but
the court ruled against HE motion.
Following out his line of defense Mr..
Pom Ter salt lie would show that there
was no negligence on the part OF the com.
pany, that no power WINS applied until me
car was beyond the anmais head nj that
the Cur was moving at a iale OF speed not
exceeding two mics an hour After Will
Ham b. Causwell explained chart on the
sltuation the Jury was discharged until
Monday morning III order to allow tho
LIQUOR casaS 70 lie taken ND
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-16


The judges of the Superior Court this
morning took up the contested liquor ap.
plications. The number ut this term 10
smaller Than for several terms. there be-
Ing only four places refused by the court,
The ilrst application taken up was that
OF James Mage, who wants IA license for
Inc mouse AT NO. rs south Justiaon street.
AT The last term Mahoney Brothers applied
but were turned down on the ground that
the proprloLors had sold Oh sunday.
Mr. PricketL Tor the Law and Order
society. presented circumstances against
the granting OF mo license from J. Taylor
Cause. Is. Lundy Kent, Edward Belts.
ara Kent, Mem Comfy, Henry q. Whalen,
Mililams aud. hopkins and Miss
Aanle Stewart, wnile Walter Hayes offer
ed petition signed by many OF the resi-.
uents ASKING Tor tho licensing OF the
house us IL wus needed in that communl
ly Inc Witnesses called by MIR. Hayes
were Neil Muuen Charles SCHROEDER.
samuel Saunders. John NJ. Newell and
Walter Pagan.
Air. tirc9ett called 10 witnesses but
made strong argument against the
licensing oil the house,
PAllHYs HOTEL AGAIN.
Thomas l.. tIrrys application for q
license to sell liquor at Parry's Hotel,
school district No, q, Brandywine Hun
bred. was next taken up but was delayed
awhls 10y The aOsouce OF several witnesses.
Air. lTlckett, however. began without
theiu and read petition signed by lUo
fresholders and residents OF the district
asking that the hotel be not re-oDoned as
II was not necessary and that tho past
reputation of the house wns bad. lie read a
letter trCIn Isabella ialley, the re idents
of Elam, Chester County, Pa, dts rict
Affected 10y tho saloon. Lewis and Char
lotto Chandler aud the official boatd OF
Elam Church,
MIR. pllckrtts Witness were Minchall
HinRson, John W. bay CURTIS ralley, Ehe
W. laiey, Airs. Emma ]. Luil and Ohm
W. bay. Mr.. Hayes road communications
from TIE Residents OF ths district and from
prppttty Owners of hester County Pa,
who use that road lie called Isaac N.
Grub. WHO testified to there being only
one hutel In brandy vine Hundred and to
tho therefore nece-Atty OF such place.
humphrey clark, James Petite, Dlvld q.
Fuzzy and Steward l,hmsey gave similar
Testimony.
He hotel was closed at the last term OF
court, tie proprietor having sold liquor
on sunday and 10 mlLors. Tie HOUSE. had
license for ninety yeare. The house
contains nineteen rooms aud has ample
stable room.
The application OF James Rudgcr,
Fourth and scott street was withdraw.
dodgers had bech demonstrated against
Tor violation Of the law.
Charles bergman No 1901 Lancaster
Avenue, was regranled his license. The
court then retired to consider the appii.
cation ami At O'Clock announced that
james A. Aiagee has h en- granted n
License to sell liquor at the house NO. IS
south JustlsuL street. All the other ap-
pIICduts were turned down.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-16
NEW MUSLIN UNDERWEAR
AT
rs, so, Use. and 81. 90.

Excellent values in these goods
which every lady should see who
wants the very best for the money.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-16
NOTHING LIKE II
Aenncdy's TnY0rite tomndy NInlri
Amnlher KemnrknhIr lmrc.
From tho Times luton. Albany. N, W

From the Times Uuion, Album N, W
-Four years ago. Mrs. Markham, who re-
sid on fIrst street, Curnet or North Swat,
nOihrt u sensitive spot ON her lett limb. II
WIS apparently nothing serious, but soon
developed into u sore. and before long the
limb was mass of ulcers. Mr.. Markham
en- or mare III all. but she obtained no rclief.
In tact was told that no ing could be done
for nor 20 tor four year she suffered with
these dreadful ulcers, which has eaten theiT
way to he bone
iule less tnaa year ago nm acluan-
lance told her about Or. David Kennedy q
FaNorito remedy, and that lie believed shb
would find relief in using II. Mrs, MARK
hams four yeas Of suffering had mnGo hei
skcpticai. them ore so, us she Ind obtained
no relief from any of the numerous physt.
ciaGs who had attended her during these
years vi suffering,
The friend offered 10 send her n bottle OF
DIR. kennedy : favOritc Romedy IT she wouIc
try II. He did 30. and there WIS such n lie
clNed inI rovhmcnt that she concluded Il
give the remedy far trdt. To- NY moi
quite a We r after taking the hrs dose. TIL,
ulcers have disappeared, all that Is eft to
SHOW what she has suffered Is swelling on
the an&ie OF tho lett limb which is last dis
appearing.
Mrs. Markham Is naturally strong In heI
praises uf nr. David kennudys Fnvoritt
Remedy, ana feels that bat tor 1 she would
now he Il helpless cripple, II II tn 20 pse
Such straight forw nd udolsrmoni needi
no comment DIR. kenurdys Envurite HeIuo,
dy c res disease when tntrn accOr ing 20
directions. lis acts directly upon tue kidneys,
dysrepia. rheumatism ulcers, old slreS
blood p lisouing gn1 Brsht's disease II mas
made pronounced cures after all other treat.
lnents have failed
Chas L. BlirR, OF Kings Coffee Co. Nor.
folk Va, adds his testimony to that Of
hundreds OF others. lie lius used QuraLol
and thinks IL IL great discovery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-16

M'LLER-on February t. 1885. Joseph II.
ii"i' snn oil 'os"pn J. Gud l.Irliuc miller
lie Al We u Irirnds are v,trd To ate d
TIN ituCtui s'l Sjc'' st "a" none OF MS grand
patents o. huurpe street. On ~un NY uiIrr-
a Oh al o i'r'. Into meat priNate at
IhNgI,te rrurtrTy
UlH S&hi ,--. ~ f"hI unry II. 'N5 john ".
tteaSelt. in ING 81 your.
krla ives an . Trends ATr invited to attend
he it'ii' Ia. non TO trs,Genre al IA mother
lths -Nr.t urtr tuwGutown. Md. on
Mo- sY, i'tI i-lh, lulr,Ne the noL-...4tI one
tL4rait.-
Holt rrl-nn February 10, 4. lila nollrtt.
wtte af icuIa'um g. Il'il Il. aud daggntr r
81 a." rye N. MuIslry H,cI 81 years
i"aaIs'- an Irenas me respectfully ln-
rlted - au'ruh her funeral on sunday NOR =
-, fetfHHy !" ~ u . "ipcN sharp trom ucr
hn.t ini resi- icHce, nrtndywlnC summit
kautrn y orEs IrtermCI Il rttheI NJ l.
Genet ry and serE ces ~ the chur h.
,Ek-DH february EtsUa, Mary A. Chart,
vii" o. the lHre john Z. tlaik aged 4
Hcafve- and friends are Invited to attend
iuneth' services a., mr. uIughtcG Mir. Me.
ErlHp"bGr"u!h j.
HlGHrs- - February TO- 1876. Joseph
HG-bes. ny u pl 81 RS,
teahtiVes hnd ir" nds are Invited 10 attend
TIE uEcru ~ nls late residence. ~ Last fth
strut ON Tlc.H " ~ h instant, nj 2p. IN,
Int mont AT iiivCTNlnw
HlLl-On February g. l,0i. Harry nm. son
OF gary \, anu NO John al ngeI II
YEATS /" coca "d vas ii member of
Ghr,,tiaaa c,,stie. No. =, X CO,
ietA'tsts atd tr en- an. members OF *.
G T.. ar resi- &C luliy invited 10 attend tho
iuFIn. al lit.!l iuS at t",luOnvO. 40 aEit an.
chster nytugr, uu Mo day. rohruury H. SER.
Wet II it house Al % u."lu - u, IN inter
llt,uI a. - janus cemetery, snlutGn.
puHS '--Ou skin DAY, Scroui month.
- lE-l6ht Mary 20" lug w,Gow OF thr
tote 1hrhacl~, Downing, uud daughter Of
q . III, 4 IA ttH "a Inn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-16
ALL EYtS ON MUNYON,
Facts From His Private Records.
The Eminent Professor Receives GonRrntu-
IaIions-IIumuneM Methods Produce
Marvellous Results.

Mrs Masters No. 1870 West Washington
place, New YORK. eat . Gays: Il had in.
iaminatofy Rheumatism 30 badly that
could scarcely move; my joints were
irightfully swollen aud still and 80 ton
der could not bear To be touched. Nun.
yon's rheumatism Cure acted like magic,
relieving the pain AMI soreness at once
and eftecting complete cure In remnrk-
ably short time. q am thorough believer
In MunyonS Remelies and Always keep
them on hand. They are always reliable
and have saved many a DOCTORS fee"
Munyon's rheumatism Cure Is guaran.
iced To cure rheumatism in any part OF
tho holy. Acute or muscular rhematism
cured III from one to i've days. 1t never
ia ID to o.re sharp shooting palms in the
arms. legs, sides, back or breast, or sore
ness in any part OF the body in from ono
to three hours 1t Ia guaranteed to
nromutty cure lameueSs, stllf and swollen
joints, still back, autl all pains in the hIpB
and iulns. Chronic rheumatism, sclatioa,
lumbago OF pain III the back are speedily
cured
Munyon's homeopathic Home Remedy
Company of Philadelphia put up specifies
Tor NEARLY every diseass which are sold
by all drug gisLs mostly for 20 cents
bottle.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-16

WORKMAN. Fob l6Lh, In consequence OF
not being able to procure coal the Mar
shall Bros Luptr mills are shut down.
1orklyn 10 q lad thai 1t IL placed III touch
with tho resi- or the world. 1t was isn.
lated during the blizzard.
One OF our young Inen who Is ureHkinr
colt Tor neighbur Was Obliged to ch.he
the dog the other night befole Le could
put the colt in ils stall
Frank Concanhon. one OF the jolliest
young men IN THIS hundred had delight.
1ul sleigh rlde lew evenings ago. AZ
usual the upsst Was the bust part VI the
sleIghInE.
Miss LIZZIE Healing of Kenneth Square
ls the guest oil her brother, John Heating,
at this place.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-16

When anything gels wrong with your
plumbing Just nm. w 'puuun U,g Rob.
erts u iincher. sanit1ry plunurrs, 40
Orange street
u Q friends Circle met last night,
Joseph Flynn wants TO fight amy man
10 the state at l2O or l95 pounds lie
prefers Whistler. first name unknown,
and he stauGs ready tU accept a challenge
from him.
The box Office at tina Opera House will
open for the sale Of reserved seats Tor lie
pautomime OF Ben Hun ut Q o'clock on
Monday morning.
]. Irving HoHeeker was elso,ed presl.
deut Joseph Hill Vice presideut, j, Leon
Lloyd secretary anu treasurer anu j.
1fAyEor sergeaut,at arms OF a society of
= he senior class Of the BOYS High School
yesterday, which VIII huYo for its object
the education aud souial Improvement OF
tie elass,
The snow blo1kades LLyo caused a
keareity Of coal.
Mr., and Mrs John II Nicholson. Mr.,
Charles q kumtori. Mss Anna Lea and
Miss SpoltsHood OF tins Stilr were pf.s.
ant at tie reception Of tts leEusytyauia
Colonial Danes IN Philadelphia Yesterday
Rev j. II. Howard y. H.. VI AsSury NJ
Il Church, Will pay bis reslerls to,inUr.
roa-syenlng to the liarteEder7 Ball he'd
st Gerhas-uaii on Thursday night,
American saipb allders are gathering In
Washington. attracted by the upeuiug OF
bids for the three SEA going torpedo
boats. which will take pluce next Iues
day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-16

Union A. NJ. Il. Church. French street
above 18th Rev. WIN. Guy. pastor At
day school aR p. IN. Young Peoples pray er
meeting $50.
city Mission. No 80 ,htpiey street Praise
inaPtinR 301 p. m PRAYER meeting 600 p III.
vices
Mt SR EN- NJ. j.. Church. Highlands, Rev. 8.
N Morgan, pastor. Glass meeting 0 % Il. IN.
PREACHING iU3i u IN ana 7.3O y N ~ pastor.
Sunday schools. MI Salem and Riddles Chap.
ell 80 y. III Christian Il duuvOr 6l5 d IN.
Al 7 10 p III the Hillos W Il q celebrate hct I
aHuiv isary. Rev. IUbt. Watt Will deliver
the adires' Prayer meeting wclncsil y
| 30 p NJ led by pastor.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-16

The annual convention OF the Funeral
Beneficial National Association. will be
held In this city ON Mashngtons birth
day. Delegates from all parts OF the
United States Will be in Attendance.
The Local lodges will entertain the
visitors the previous nigut III he Academy
OF Music. A meIuUer from each lodge Of
the Jr. o. U. III. Will asslst aud a plaas.
tEE programme has been arranged.
The program via rUnslsL OF vocal aud
instrumental musc several short ad
dresses and d sue splitting farce. A dc
lightful time Will be shown the visitors
The seats eau he Reserved at the office Of
undertaken James j. Chandler, West
Ninth street
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-16

John W. Carter. track waller en-.
ployed by the z, W Il Il Railroad at Nav.
port, came TO town luAt evening. After
buying some uuderClolheH he went INTO a
saloon and while th"Tu u row took plaue
and nun hnG hs heUd badly cut aud his
eye almost bulged Vt OF lis socket. Car.
ter helped to carr the nun 10 his home
officer Ford found Peteg N1rrulln at Third
and Madison streets and sent linn to the
city hall At the session OF the Municipal
Court this morning Carroll was chur god
WILL the larceny OF thu clothing. carter
could not tell whether the bundle was
given to or taken by Carroll. ILo case
was dismissed
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-16

Best values and a Willingness to take
less than tho usual profits Is making our
store good place to spend shoe money.
We have some pretty nice bargains IN
boya' and girls shoes TINS week. We
bought them for littIo money. Of course
that's an old gray headed Joke, but It's
the truth in this case. We expect TO soil
these snoes for more than we gave Tor
them, that's honest but our price Is less
than you can buy them for at any other
store, 1t don't cost anything to look at
our stock aud 1t often DAYS. FOrmans,
No. 10 Fast Fourth street. between Mar.
Ket and King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-16

Messrs. ileaId ana Company the stock
brvhets AT seventh and Market srerls
have recently put III u new board winch IS
tine l'eet ul AM IN the cILy 1t ms up IL
space ubouL SJNLU leeL. IL is composed oil
blate composition anu IOttered o. a IiurL-
1919 lDv u.IIus ul the e.oehs IN rod
letters UPON baGNRTouud OF graIusu
oak malse il mo showing. Ins contrast
with the whIJe llne 20 aeparute the sLucKs
certainty make a handsome ANA dslIGuC.
lhi hPpealance. iho board ls uIade
noubly attractive Uy tns ana formed
hsuies wulgh aie daily placed dpuu II by
the genial aHd pUiILo opeIator, Alt, Mll-
Ham LuuAey
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-16

Rev. W. j. White D. D., editor OF the
Georgia Is ptist, says: My wife was in
poor health. think 1t soft OF general
debility Which caused severe attAeas of
heart palpliaiion. She was Ia orally i'm.
pressed with Paines csiery compound
aud procured it at once She felt bene
lifted from the first bottle, and | see a
decided Improvement which ID gratifying.
We have spoken Of this medicine to SIEVE.
IA friends. and sevsfal huve already Used
It upon our recommend ii IN"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-16

kev. Spencer Is. Mee-er VIII speak at
tue uranu Opera House Tomorrow alter
noon under the auspices oil the Young
Men's Christian Associations, ms uulecL
VIA 10: "Iho Mainland as the Price OF
all AnbltloH-L hIlsI bulJIe PIlute OF III.
late betofe UhIIsL-MhIvAt VINO W on2
Muo Lust"
lhe SCI Vics Will begin at o'clock
Speriu, music by Ien,ral Church Choir
aud suIo w Mies Aies. Congregational
Singing asslstea Wy Association UTche=-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-16

There was n short session VI Orphans
Court TINS morning. Lr,a :. lddlnEH, All
InIhisIauIA OF InuluAs Edlugs. was
graIIlGI an oder To sun lands to pay
debts.
IaEhmau johnson. trustee o; Joseph
Brewer made return oil tns sale OF tue
piuperty. wilCn wns Approved auu con-
liIIusu.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-16

nuIing prloes.


Charles W. Goodlng at Eighth and
Madison streets, has sold hls property No.
Charles Il. Woods taking Mr.. Woods
property at Twenty.thlrd and Washing.
ton streets, valued at $4,000. In part pay.
ment. He has also sold the property at
No 1905 West Sixth street. owned by
Charles Iindali, valued at $4,000, to Her.
bert Collins
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-16

The steamer City OF st. Augustine. now
ten days overdue from Jacksonville for
New York, IL believed to DO safe, and has
probably been driven far of the coast.
The pilot boat Knight sighted the st.
Augustine on the afternoon OF the 18th,
hear i've Fathom Bank. There was an
east rlS gale and snow storm, which was
followed by violent westerly gales and
these have prevailed ever since.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-16

,, Mt U. q. BertOlet, a member OF the
senior class In the Theological Seminary
az Mt. Airy, Philadelphia Will preach In
st. Stephens Lutheran Church to morrow.
tieorgs Mcclellan Miller and Miss Helen
=; Noselsy will be married In baltimore,
MIDI, by lev L. g. Littell on Monday.
February 18TH. 1875.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-16
THIRD edition.


Tho funeral of Mrs. Annie Brison, wife
Of Stationmaster Thomas Il. Brison, on
Tuesday last was one OF the largest that
ever entered Rivervlew Cemetery,
The services were conducted at the
house by Rev. George Il. Kramer, OF New
YORK City. who was formerly pastor OF
the Household of Faith IN this city, of
which Mrs. Brlson was prominent mem.
Der. The remains Were encased in q
handsome mahogany casket and the case
was polished antique oak.
The casket had breastplate with the
following inscriotion:
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-16

James j. Rigney, a p, W. & +. Railroad
conductor. died at his home TO- 6I5 East
flfth street. this morning from neuralgia
OF the heart. MIR. Riguey WAS well
known and had host OF friends No ar
tlngement has yet been made for his
luuuInl.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-16

Anlcng the MANY very abs ministers In
tile upper Iowa conference Hcue Is better
beloved by Ills church than Rev L.
Berry. Read OF the graat good that
fhina's celery compound d!d him
For three yeaIs | have suifdrdi from
mitigation, consumption and biiuusnass.
! have taken threo hotties of Palnes eelo-
~ compound aud lind myself wonder.
FULLY hetped. | feel rested INV morninps a,
mud no longer haYe any tired and stupid
feelings Therefore / take great delight
In recommending Tatne's ee.ary com.
pound 10 al suffering FROM tAsss dis.
UrCers."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-16

Mother Theresa. writing from st. Their.
esa's academy. near PEORIA Illinois, SAYS
that they have given PaIRes celery com
pound u thorough trial. anu found II to ho
all that is cHiIned for 1t. She adds: I'VE
shail continue It's use aud also recommend
IL to our iIIends."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-16

Professor Knapp OF the New Castle rub,
II" schools through the q. A. Il. post
has invited Peter i. Ayugs to uGdreass IND
children next Thursday afternoon. Mr..
Ayars stated the murntng That he will 90.
eept the invitation but cannot tell thu
children that Mashlngton's birthday
CONES on February u.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-16

Write! What Will | wrtep whv write
that In. Simms White Pumonlu Bulsam
can't ne bent Ia the [ nited states. for cur.
ing throat and lung Diseases, soro throat
Coughs Group, biphlheria and sach liz O..
Depot, 500 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-16

Jnlla Marlowe he'd suit IN the Federal
Court At lnliduapons, InI., Oh ErldIy.
against the Indianapolis Juurnai fOr iu 4,
IttYtag Her daInHgt IS at IA 900 We ,lu II, {
hupposp thuL quo was uui urDd six c1uLS.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-16

That oily and rough skin cured, and the
face and hands Gyautiued hy Johnsuu's
Oriental Soap; indicated and highly per.
fumed.
b. Danforth, I'd aud Market streets,
and Mlllers Drug store, 4J2 Market SU
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-16

faith In Its merits as adapted to nv CASA
BY the use OF several bottles SO far re
covered my health as to consider myself a
liver, stomach ami bowels without snv
question, My appetite is now good. nv
sleep ID refreshing. my liver active and
bowels regular, aud my erutches moi
needed. as can wink without STAFF
am daily Increasing Ia strength and i'm
ploving generally, and hope that NV
youth will soon be renewed 90 that I can
work as In by.gole days. People ara sur.
activity" "hS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-16

Niles ltebecca Rankin WIS Inferred In
the head OF ChristiRna burlu! prouuds this
alto rnuou at o'clock.
Ihe last sad rites over the remains of
MIR. John W. Creswell will be held In New.
ARK ON sunday. Burial will he at head
OF Christiana burial grounds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-16

There will DO meeting OF the Iii gglns
Republican Club on Wednesday, evening,
February goth; all mstnhsrs are wanted TO
he present ut Room 1T Eleventh aud Wall
Eat streets Cail by order OF president.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-16

Peter Frederick. William Smith. samuel
l. Garrett. Mldows' pensions securad in
from 40 to 90 days. Soldiers rejected
claims reopened ana prosecuted to sue.
eeastui completion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-16

Alfred Freeman. a highly respected real,
dent OF Cheyney. Pa, died on Tuesday last,
aged 80 years. His funeral took place to :
day. lntnrment was made at Dover. IIis
funeral was attended by Thomas W.
Stringer Lodge. X. of p,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-02-16

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