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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
The KIcker's Column.

GAll Communications sent to this offloc
for this column. when signed by the name
OF the writer, will be inserted M names
will appear. but are for the protection OF
tho man who runs this column.l
The pavement on Eighth near West
street should be repaired
very bad place tn the pavement on
King above Third street.
Who Will succeed Superintendent OF the
Streets Francis MoOioskey7
Who will succeed Clerk OF the Peace
Pierce Biggs?
some men are horn great. sons achieve
greatness, while others have II thrust
upon them. ii is even 80 with Speaker
Watson.
When VIII the Street and Sewer De-
partment clean our filthy streets? Are
they waiting TOR another rain2
VIII Dan Dohl. the present efficient
building Inspector. succeed himsolf In
MAY? Council can answer the question.
What harm could the tght-rope walker.
Leslie, have done by walking on the rope
stretched from the Opera House to Hotel
Jennings oppositef
Why don't the city rail- way provide bet.
ter witches FOR their road? 1t may be
good for dyspetics but hard on empty
stomachs.
Why does an undertaken remind you
OF cannibalf Because he lives Off OF the
dead
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
Last Time Here OF t.oId,u,- "o,d led,

Richard GolueE'B matchless CREATION
"Olu jed Frouty." which la to be seen at
the Opera Houae here Oh Saturday even.
Ing. is thought to be one Of the most
valuable acquisitions to the list OF con.
temporary native American plays lie
many who will 10 to tie Opera House 10
witness Its performance are sure to be
Instructed US well as amused, and witness
pictures OF renl lille that are well woI tn
travelling miles to see. Ricuard Golden's
actirR Hs OLD jed Prouty - rare treat in
itself. Wherever IL has been given II has
been pronounced masterpiece The
comedian will havo the support OF pre-
ci5ely tho same company which Ia yet 10
he seen la New York. boston, pnllnd oil
phia and other large cities
Besides Old JED Prouty there are such
characters In the play us Zuck Wilcox
the c0nstablo Xeb Hardy, tho teumster;
Beacon Hill, he Boston drummer. and
those true types OF New England women
OF the bygOne tine. Martha Giddens.
Iribulutton Prouty uEd Fannie Stubbs.
The Buck5pOrt Fire Bucket Com pHny will
Illustrate, how Confihgratiuna were checked
ed rurnl Baine IN Old Jed Prouty's dnys
Indeed, nothing Will be left undone to i'm :.
part REALISM to this qualntly realistic
drama oi country life IN New England
Coupled with tins general announcements
Is the formal statement that this Ia To he
Old Jed's very last visit here, at least un-
I'll tho year 1900, FOL tho company are to
tour Europe from 1897 TO lS9D iuclu 5lvs.
Next season the play Will be given in the
West altogether, and In the South tho soa-
son following. thereafter Will come the
European trlD,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
Tool, tie Mronu Isan.lIr.

Two men went into Wyatts furnishing
store No. 6oJ Market street. on saturday
last.to MAKE few purchases tn he kwear
They both carried bundles oil clothing.
which they had purchased IRON j. L. Nal,
lin Il son. One of the gentlemen who had
purchased new spring overcuat, laid his
bundle down on one OF the show cases. The
other gentleman kept his purchase under
his arm. On the man who had purchased
the oyercoat turning to pick up his bun.
die, he discovered IL had disappeared. He
made hie way over to the other gentle.
man. who had his bundle under his arm
aud asked him II tue bundle was his. Not
being satisfied the gentleman opened the
bundle and the gentleman apologlzed to
him. When too late, he discovered that
some ono had picked up his oyereoRt and
had ul5aUueared with IL
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
General Markets.

4 PHILADELPHIA,Ap April 9.-Flour steady; win
ter superhne S2ab9. Is; do extras, So 2OD2 40;
no winter family, 81 4oaI250; Pennsylvania
roller, straight, s28jd2 90; western winter,
clear. 50 a6D6s.76 Wheat dull, lower, with
Bic, bid and 8il6c asked for April. Corn
quiet, steady. with Soc bid and bOiso asked
fnr April Oats quiet. weaker, with 36lsc bid
aud 8fisc asked for April Hay firm; good
10 choice timothy, s130l3 so Beef firm. Pork
0rmer; family, St3A00lt. Lard firm; west.
srn steam, $7sS, .,utter quiet steady; west.
orn dairy, Ih6l3c.; do, creamery, llIGna0o /;
factory 20 lll6e Elgins, 2Oo imitation crea m.
ery, s'Ggll1Sc; New York dairy. lO1lao,; do.
creamery, l9lhdb20o.; Peunsylvania creamery
prints fancy, 23c,; do, choice. 22o.; do fair to
good, 10 - ale, prints iobbing at "a % $40.
Ches.e dali; New York large, s051lAc. fancy,
g@l2o.: part skins, al6Gsc, full skins, lk49
pc. Eggs weaki New York and Pennsylvania.
a2lG1l2sic; western fresh, l2lEc.; southern,
M. .SnltA,a
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
cnlIeclinus ofLic.nse..

Clerk of the Peace Biggs reports the col
lections for New Castle county license fees
for the term ending March 80, to be
35,l256S. They are divided as follows;
Taverns. S25, ,7S3.33: eating houses, 5000:
auctioneers. $50; stations, $50; peddlers,
$50; hawher or peddlers, $50; special inn
OF tavern, S205O; special retailer to sell Ii
quor, $50; doctors, sSO2.jO; dentists, 500;
lawyers, $3.50; conveyancers, $3.50; mar
riage sG7S; merchants, one year, S2,1S0.S4
merchants, six months, S533.47; manufac-
turers one year, s979.33; manufacturers.
six months. s125.71: circuses 5000; brokers,
5000; real estate $26a5O; merchants to sell
liquor, $500; druggists to sell liquor, Sl2O:
fee. three cOnstables, SIS. Mr.. Biggs took
a check for the total amount to Dover with
him yesterday morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
Wonderland nusec lhen,re.

The comedy four spec atty company
opened week's engagement ut this houee
ycsterdaY. The performance III lts en-
tlraty Is one of the best ever givou here.
1t includes such excelent vaudeville
people rs Goo. stanley unh Mamle Scan.
lou, Gertie Huntington, George and
Pauline Kidd, the great Sc0ield, Alfred
lle.ntz, Dave Whitley aud Mabel Bell. In
the lecture hail frof. and Mime. Houdini
introduce mystical spectacle entitled
"Metu IN morphosls.h Prince Watanki. the
Japanese art decorator and lightning
painter gives Interesting displays of hts
handcraft. ON Friday afternoon and
evening OF this week every lady attending
the performance will receive from the
Prince u handsome and costly souvenir.
Manager Dockstuder will finish his
season at this houEe April 18th and 10th.
On this occasion as lifting conclusion TO
"a prosperous season lie hus arranged to
present IA gigantic vaudeville festival.
which will oe participated In by number
OF high class artists from the leading New
York aud Philadelphia iheutres. BY spe-
ciul reqnes. Muzsppa the famous talking
horse. Will appear at every performance
In her Bagacious exhibition. This equine
created II sensation on nor last visit mere.
and after considerable negotiation with
MIR MGtiulre. her trainer, sh5 has boon en-
gagged FOR this occasion.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
BASE BALL NE WS.

This column will be devoted to Base BALL
spcu,fully solicited. Addrcss all comm uni
cuions to "Dase Baii LdItor," Republican
otlice.l
for the season with the following players:
TURK. Q; Dlviney, .; Crather, 8. g., Haley,
lib; Nugent 2b; Broomall, 3b; Maloney
I. T.; Iully. o. f.: Green, |. I. They would
like To hear from al clubs whose players
are uBdor 20 years age. send challenges
to Timothy Maloney. 1918 Oak street.
The West End Club will meet tonight
to elect a base ball manager and captain.
Baltimore plays at Norfolk to day.
Where is Gun, our clever young twrer2
Inc Pottsville and Philadelphia clubs
will play Tomorrow.
Paul Lines the veteran base ball player,
will manage the Burlington, n. J..leain
Boston defeated Norfolk yesterday by
the score OF 10 too.
Brooklyn won q game yesterday.
JACK Nugent has signed with the Brown.
town Grays. He covers secon q base very
gracefully.
The Burr's Run club wants to play tho
Yorklyn club
The Browntoyn Grays would like to
near fl ON the New Castle juniors. Write
to Manager Murray at New Castle aud he
will accommodate you.)
The Burrs Run Club OF Ashland has
been organized for the season. Its play.
ers are as follows: A, Piankinton. q; ].
Plankinton. i, $, Lyons, lb; s. Klair, 2b,
L. DoMohoe; 2bj ID. Lyons. RI. W. Chand-
Her, cf; 4. Underwood, II; J. McMineman,
ss.
The Y. NJ. O. A.. OF this city at present
has the strongest aggregation OF play ers
OF any state club. Manager Rice was
Bogia, Starr, Prentlss. Mccall aud
Guthrie,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
We Have Some

Very pretty, very good. and very cheap
footwear ior the coming spring wear
an object. We don't want TO over rate.
our shoes; we don't want to give you the
I'm preston that We are just slaug hterlnR
shoe prices, to use tho favorlte OK presslon
OF many advertisers. but we are getting
prices down so line that you will find
would like to meet your shoe vants to.
day; we think we eau do 1t we'll and tor
less than usual money. We are all right
again on these narrow toed shoes for
boys. didn't think they would sell 30 we'll
or We would have had plenty last week.
kornan's, No. 10 L. Fourth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
yenezueIa's Gratituds,

WASHINGTON, April 10. The president
Of Venezuela has sent II special message to
the congresses of Venezuela concerning
the attitude OF the United States on the
British Venezuela question. Immediately
following the receipt of the presidents
message the congress passed. resolutions
amid great enthusiasm, heartily thanking
the United States for its sympathy and
support. and these resolutions have Just
reached this city. The Venezuelan people
are getting up monster popular petition,
breathing tho warnest appreciation for
khe support OF "the great republic of the
hortl -
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
Highest of all in Leavenng Power-Latest u Govt Report
.!%:al q! Bs&asg'! BBskiI2g
A@SOLUTEnN PURE
wIe al4s4e.es. ....g4nd Missing.

CROWN POINT, Ind, April l0-Near
Cedar Lake Monday Mrs Barney FL.
wanger, Bohemian, aged 81 years, was
murdered. Her body was found yesterday
by neghbors. The back part Of her skull
was crushed, her nose broken aud her
body covered with bruises. A rolling pin
was found near tho body. The husband
Of the woman is missing The family re.
Gently have had trouble about the division
OF property, and it is probably the cause
of the murder.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
War AanInsr nnd Sidewalks.

The Street and Sewer Department de.
clared war In earnest against bad side.
walks last night and ordered Street Com.
missioner McClosliey to go ahead and pave
the sidewalks where property owners had
been notified and had not acknowledged
the notice.
This is the beginning of determined
effort for sidewalk improvement and 1t will
be carried on until all the payements are
In good condition,
Police Commissioners Lawson and Pyle
and Chief Of Police Doau were present for
consultation on the matter OF clean
streets. Mr.. Simmons is an enthusiast on
the subject of keeping the streets clean.
The matter was talked over, everybody
taking part. 1t was admitted by all that
perfectly clean streets will be almost an
impossibility. It was thought, however,
that much good could he done II the proper
means could be found.
On the streets in the centre Of the town
much dirt is caused by shopkeepers sweep
ing and throwing paper and other rubbish
in the streets. The unpackins of goods IN
the streets and on the sidewalks is another
source OF dirt. Chief Dolan said that the
police and the Municipal Court in the past
had been lenlent in such cases because the
offenders were business people and there
was disinclination on the part of all to
interfere.
1t was suggested that notice would be
given TO storekeepers that they must be
careful not TO throw or allow TO remain on
the streets rubbish or refuse that came
from their stores. Some thought that this
notice should be given through the news
papers and others thought that notice
should be served on the shOpkeepcrs.
The matter was finally disposed Of by re-
ferrng it to the Police Commission TO ar
range some plan for the enforcement OF
the ordinances on the subject.
There were two communications received
from j. l.. Carpenter. Jr. asking that
Twenty ninth street between Market and
Madison streets and Fifth and Sixth ave
nues between Anchorage street and Mary
land avenue would be paved. II was de-
cided to ask for bids to do the Norl5.
The city treasurer reported balances in
bank as follows: Current expenses.
$40. 9.260.7S; street Improvement s. ,2e7 "A;
tree fund, s4S2.
l.. 7. Grubb & Son and A. w. Eckman
were given permission to set surb and
William II. Middleton, j. f. Snyder and
BiscOe & Price were granted drain layers
licenses.
A petition for the curbing and paving of
Second street from DUPONT to Union was
referred to the city engineer,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
| THE REVOLT IN CUBA.
Ekirmishes in Which Rebel Troops
sss Are Defeated.
THE DEATH OF A LEADING REBEL.

Brigadier Moncado n Victim of Disease at
Muscarei, Santiago dc Cuba Well II nown
CubaDs Arrested for Conspiracy Against
the Government.
! HAVANA, April 1o.--The troops continue
pursuing the rebels, and number Of ad-
ditional skirmishes have taken place
lieutenant Padilla came upon a band of
ffty rebels near San Miguel Bagaos, in
the province of Puerto Principe. Fighting
followed, during which the leader of the
rebels, Pnnchin Varona, was killed, and
the second in command Felipe Aware,
was captured A woman living In the
Immediate vicinity of the spot where the
engagement took place was killed by u
stray shot.
In the neighborhood of Mont Verde,
province of Santiago de Cuba, Lieutenant
Garrido overtook~a number OF rebels be-
longing to the forces Of General Maceo.
The government troops captured three
rebcls, among wSom was one man who
belonged to the expedition headed by Cen
sral Maceo which recently landed on the
coast Of Cuba. The rebels were Obliged to
seek refuge in the mountains, pursued by
the troops. In this skirmish the govern
ment soldiers sustained no loss.
Brigadior Monoado diod from illness at
Muscaral, Santiago de Cuba, on Monday.
He WAS generally known as "Guillermo, -
and was the leader Of the rebels of Guata.
namo, who recently defeated dstach.
ment Of Spanish troops commanded by
General Lachambre. "Guillermo" was a
negro of the blackest complexion, a car
penter by trade, and with the stature of a
Hercules. In the long Cuban revolution
he displayed great courage, and when Gen
nral Martinez Campos brought about the
pacifioation of Cuba "Guillermo" was up.
pointed inspector Of agriculture at Santi-
ago de Cuba
Private news received In this city is to
she effect that tho civil and military au-
thorities of Puerto Principe were told re-
oently by an informer OF the existence OF
conspiracy to raise body OF insurgents
60 take tho field as soon as Field Marshal
Martinez Dc Campos arrives in Cuba. The
governor at once gave orders for the ar
Nest of the conspirators, the names OF
whom had been betrayed by the informer.
Among these taken into custody were
the Marquis of Santa Lucia, and four
equally we'll known gentlemen, all OF
whom are now in prison. Varono Aguero
was also denounced as being implicated
In tho conspiracy, but news of tho disoov.
sry of the plot coming to his ears. he dis
appeared and his whereabouts has not yet
been learned.
According to the information of the con-
aptraturs Marshal De Campos intends to
land at Guantanamo, a well known sugar
port on the south side of Cuba, u short
distance to tho eastward Of Santiago.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
Whist Club Scores.

The following is the result of the play.
ing at The tournament of the Wilmington
Whist Club on Monday night. The plus
scores: kurtz 2s.O1; Joseph Swift, 1923
II. NJ. Taylor. 14.f9; Edward T. Candy
1898; Mendinhall. 1t.5l; c. Pyle, 1871; J.
L. Smith, $50; Danforth, 9.77; Lobdell
1928; l.. C. Kent. 6; Morrison, 5.23.
The minus scores weret Carpenter, 2011i
Webb. H.77; c. R. Miller, 1424; Thomas
IA "a; G. Miller. 12.49; Bye, 1873; A. L. Tat.
nall, IL Is; Thompson, SD.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
Mr.. Aubrey WIN No, Contest.

, CHICAGO, April l0.-James Matthew
Aubrey, Jr., has filed his answer to the di
yoroe bill of Pauline Conyn Aubrey, a
daughter of Chief Justice Fuller, of the
United states supreme court. The answer
ts very brief and admits tho single charge
In the bill, wnich Is that of indulgence In
hntoxicants, The answer, being purely
formal one, shows OH its face that Mr. Au.
ibrey does not desire to contest the case.
Mrs Aubrey will be awarded the custody
OF her two children.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
Murder.r nnehapap w..non,

SINa SING, N. Y, April 10 -- Dr. Bu-
chnnan, tho condemned wife murderer,
who Is under sentence to be executed In
She electric chair on Monday, April e2, has
completely broken down, and II the con.
demned man continues to fail 1t Is a ques
tion whether he will be able to walk to the
execution room He has lost thirty pounds
In weight since he was sentenced two
woeks ago, Buchanan did not seem to
realize his position until the court of ap-
pells confirmed his conviction.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
wIIming.on DOG, at r.ll.burg.

DR.. j. Ferris Belt has four entries of
fox terriers at the bench show held In Pitts
burg, Pa. thus week, and has won the
following awards: Wawaset Lucy, his re-
Gently imported bitch, third prize; Hillside
Royal, won V. II. c. reserved, equivalent
to fourth prize; Wawaset Luna. V. II. C..
and Pansy uhe wired ha:red) bitch, II. c.
The competition was very strong and en-
tries large.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
NEW CASTLE NEWS.
What is rranupirina In the Pretty Town %
the Delaware.
Correspondence of the Republican. -
New CASTLE, April 10th.
Mayor Boyd, we salute YOU.

Mayor Boyd we salute you.
The Democrats of Now Castle yesterday
held II committee meeting for the pur.
pose OF electiug a mayor. three council
men, an assessor and city treasurer. The
nesting was presided over by Charles
Shearer and George W. Eckles, with VII.
liam Gullfoll as clerk. while Thomas Fra
ger. Jr., acted as inner guard. and William
Deakyne Kept tau OH Guilfoil. The Re.
pnbllcans did not put In an appearance.
Less than one.third OF the vote cast In
1899 was polied here v sterday, aud 1t Is
SAFE to say that the city will not he want.
lDg for good looking peoples Mayor.
The vote wes as follows: For mayor Evan
q. Boyd. 221; James Vanur sdalen. so: for
City Codncil. John Schuhardt 22a; Vim.
Morrison, 2l2; Franeis Pagan. 202; John
4. Walls, 81; Frank Weggenmsnn. AZ;
Fred klingmeyer. 32 Edward Dalby. 1;
Edward Challenger, j; Thomas Frazer /;
Robert shaw. 2. William J. Ferris re.
eeived 26s votes FOR city treasurer, and
William ii. Meredith was elected over
Jefferson Downaam by O majority OF 65
votes us city treasurer.
City Solicitor Cooper did not reoalve $50
Tor drafting bill Tor the LeRi stature, but
receieved 1t as days pay and train fare
and expenses to Dovsf. The above ex.
PLANTATION IL made with all due respect to
the City Solicitor and the retiring mem.
bers OF City Council.
lie Junior branch OF the Brotherhood
OF st. Andrews held an important meet
ing last evening aud four new members
were elected.
There Will be grand musicale given iu
the basement of st. Peters Church on
May 4. The talent will com prise the best
from WILMINGTON and this city.
The City Comet band at its meeting
last evening decided to give grand con
cert on Muy lS.
About u year ago when j. W Cookies
came here from Virginia and opened
new bakery some of the people said It
would be u failure.
by giving satisfaction to the people he
has built up such u trade that he Is unable
10 deliver ull the orders aud therefore
John Thompson will hereafter sell bread
from this lrst class bakery. There is no
dough about the bread.
James Elliott yesterday proved an alibl
before Magistrate JanvIer. lie waa
charged with disorderly conduct on
Dourd OF the T.05 train on Saturday even
Ing. 1t was cgse OF mistaken identity.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
y. ~. &. A. Athletic r>hib,,iou.

The gymnasium classes Of tho Y. NJ. c.
A. will give grand athletic exhibition in
tho Opera House ON thursday April Is
The exhibition Will consist of Indian club
drills. dumb bell drills. pyramids and
general gymnasium work. There Will be
high diving contest :ur medals. The
celebrated Eastburn Banjo Club of Phila.
dephia will furnish music, and delega
tion OF Philadephia's sbest tumUlcrs will
give an exhibition of their skill. Another
feature OF the exhibition will be wand
drill by the boys Rymnuslum class. which
although only organized n short time, has
made remarkable progress under the able
tuition of Proft Jnckson. Tho sale OF
tickets thus far has been good, and the
exhibition prnInis es to ue a success,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
Live Stock Markets.

. New YoRK, April g.-European cables quote
Americans steers nj ls1 lSo,, dressed weight;
refrigerator beef s40lOo. Calves quiet.
tteady; poor to prime veals $500. Sheep and
lamb market perfectly fiat; only two cars
seld. Hogs steady at S5.301I5,80
EAST LIBERTY, Pa, April 9.-Cattle steady;
prime, S. 759e.25 good 81, 25at2 rs; bulls, stays
hnd COWS. se33. Hogs steady; Philadelphias
kb.6o65 %; Workers, si.A1a.40; roughs, 81 SO
d, Sheep steady; good sheep, ~ 1904 90,
common to fair lambs. $2.3OD4.a0.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
a Miniature Cruiser.

Edward Hogan Of Gilpin Avenue. baa
coE5truoted four foot cruiser which 10
complete In every respect. 1t carries
light cannons bealde i've
and one torpedo. The craft is
Tour feet long and on its deck are wooden
men clad In tho Rarb OF seamen. Mr..
Hogan will have the miniature cruiser OH
at Bethel Church on Sunday
next. lte construction has oocupisd his
a attention nearly year.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10

Druggists. recommend Johnaon's Mag.
netiG Oil. tho great family pain-kller In
lerual and external. $i.00 size SO cts scot.
size 25 cts
N i Danforth. Second and Market
stroets. and Miller's Drug Store, 4O2 Mar.
k1t Btr,.ut.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
Three Trainmen Killed,

BRADFORD, Pa, April 10 A freight
train ON tho Buffalo, Rochester and Pitts.
burg railroad ran into washout neny
Sykes small station between Dubois and
Punxsatawney The entire train was
thrown into tine torrent, Engineer Taylor
and his hreman Chase, and u brakeman
named Mctilelland were buried uudrr the
wreck and killed
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
A G0gic0 Party.

Professor D. B. Sharper will give q
calico party in the hall at Fourth and
Shlpley streets, on Thursday evening, The
18th Inst. Dancing will bs the order OF
the evening. and all the new dances will
DO given. James A. Anderson will have
charge of the music. and Isaac Fisher and
William Page will be floor masters The
admission tee will be 25 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
TnE EVOLUTION

OF medicinal agents is gradually lelega=
ting the old time herbs, pills. druuRhts
anu vegetable extracts to the rear and
bringing into general uee the pleasant and
effective liquid laxcttye. Syrup of Figs. 10
got tho true remedy see that It is mann
factured by tho California Fig Syrup Co.
only. kor sale BY all lehdlng drnkglsts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
IIprIrirnl.

Everything in the electrical llne-tele-
phone 4I--tho Electric Construction and
Supply Co, No. East Eighth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10
Good Good--I,iaht Prices.

II. I. Sergeant dealer In coal, wood and
grain. Large pea coakfor family use
&s"fIickory wood for opan CRATES. or.
flee Seventh and King street Phone 5tj,
Yard LOO MARYLAND avenue.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-10

Mrs. I. W. Hawkins, Chattanooga. Tenn.
Bays. 'Snlioh's Vitalizar Saved My Life
consider 1t the best remedy for q deblli
tated system | ever used" For Dyapep.
ala. Liver or Kidney trouble 1t exosls
Price 15 cts
Sold by N. n. Danforth. Druggist. s. II. q or.
End and Market streets