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Abendblatt., 1895-02-16
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

ANNUAL StatCmeDt Of the READING FIRE
READING Nv tfpn INSURANCE. COMPANY of
Sufber oil December 1898: made t. the Insurance.
to law 'endent of the State OF illinois, pursuant
Abendblatt., 1895-02-16
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rem StGbten ,paren:
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Sebruar, 518c; Wtai, 52gc.; - 0ulutb
Saar, 568c.; Wtai, 585c; - Mirmeapolis :
8aar, SIC; 0tai, &c.; Baltimore
Nebruor, 81; 0{ai $500. 8oleoo: 8aur, 534c
WtaI, 543c; Milr0aufee: 8oar, 53c; Otai
54c;- Detroit: 8aar. SAC; Mai, 545c..
@orn Stem gorf: Tebruor 1896;
Vtal, 1896 ct. 2ouis, Sebruar, 4O8c;
Wtoi, 414c;- Baltimore: Sebruar, 47c;
Otai, 1876.
Abendblatt., 1895-02-16
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION.

Animal StatpmpDt of the IN COUNTY FRI
nnnu0I Dt0tUIlUW INSURANCE COMPANY of
brooklyn, in the State Of New York, on the 3lst
day of December, 1898: made to the Insurance
superintendent of the State of Illinois, pursuant
Abendblatt., 1895-02-16

SIN Qbenbblatt fin6et man aQe ifabtiz
1cben Neuigfetten unb tele9rapbtiben 9ez
pel9en. Nur 6 Gents bic @odbe.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-08
Meals In java,

Breakfast proper is served from 2 to o
o'clock, but the Dutch have no idea Of
breakfast, and 1t Is a very inferior meal in
the hotels ut any rate, consisting merely
OF bread and butter, both bnd, slices of
cold meat left from the previous nights
dinner, and eggs.
Tho chief meal of the day is "tiffln,"
which is composed of a dish peculiar to
Java--the rice table or 'rys-tnfol" This
Is thing to wonder at. 1t commences
with soup plato full of boiled rice, which
is handed round In large bowls and served
with wooden ladle. From 10 to 30 dishes,
all put ON the table at once, arc then hand
ed round and some of each put into the
rice or on small plate beside the soup
plate. These dishes include fish, fowl,
meat of various kinds, curried eggs fried
bananas, shrimp fritters omelotte and
curry, finishing up with chutnoys of all
sorts, served in large round dish divided
into many compartments. This concoc-
tion is then mixed up and eaten with a
spoon and fork. 1t is followed by beof-
steak, almost raw and fried potatoes, and
this again is succeeded by dessert.-Lon-
don Lady,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-08
FOURTH edition
Mhar !. l.ack Of .ls ..n,as.

Now that the polica department is about
10 take the census OF the city and thereby
consume much time which should be
given Ia police duties. IL has dawned
upon the minds Of many men OF promt.
nance and many who are In olliue and
opposed TO the increase OF power among
commissions, that there 10 reailysno need
OF an increased police force and addition
ri funds to maintain that department as
has been proposed.
The force as It o ie numbers 70 meTs
The Police Com lssion has long CON
eidered this number OF officers sufficient
to give the tax payer the protection he
merits and with view OF making olfen.
eos against the law and individuals lass
frequent wanted the department increas.
ed. Now the question arises il the duties
to the present force are not sufficient TO
keep them busy at police duty what Will
the additional officers do?
IL may be a game to get more OF the
rinRsters into a job but surely not because
the city Is In need of an increased force.
True 1t Ia that Wilmington's Police De-
partment 10 too small for this rapidly
growing city, but In tho light OF the argu-
ment OF the commissioners the few men
now employed have not suilieeRt work.
But parhaps the census taking by the de-
partment may after all be but po-
litlcal scheme. What say yout. AK payer 2
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-08
SATURDAY AT DOVER.
Roth Houses Transact Much business.
Race Track Gambling Made Unlawful.

Roth Houses Transact Much business
Race Track Gambling nIado Unlawful
...5." ...-." DOVER. April g.
This was an unusually busy day in
Legislative halls.
The bill of Mr. Dalyls to furnish advano.
cd instruction to certain pnpils in the
public schools was finally considered and
passed by u vote OF " to 8.
Mr.. Pyle introduced q bill to allow the
school com mlssloners OF district No. AZ in
New Castle county to raise money to erect
o school house to replace the Rose Hill
School, which wgs recently destroyed by
fire.
The House passed the bill to amend the
charter OF the town OF Brdgeville.
The House Committee on Revised Stat
utes reported Gnfavo-ably the bill to al.
low physicians 25 cents each for reporting
births
Harrington will now. II the senate sees
fit to pass the BILL receive $500 for road
purposes instead OF $500. Tho House
bill to this elect was passed..
The House Committee on Municipal
Corporations has an amendment to the
charter of the Rehoboth Beach Aesocla
tion In hand. 1t will allow the sale OF IL
quor at that summon resort. The oom-
mltteo will hold the amendment for
week SO that all who are Interested may
have a chance to he heard on the proposed
amendment.
In the senate wa passed the House bill
TO repeal the law which Speaker MoMul'
len voted for and made himself ineligible
for the office OF clerk OF the peace. The
bill which was TO lie repealed was the one
which gave the clerk Of the peace 81 fol
recording the transfers Of liquor license
Senator Handy opposed the repeal OF
the bill on the ground that the clerk oil
the peace ought to be paid for hle work.
Senator Records wanted to give every.
one an opportunity to get an Office II
possible
The House bill to prevent gambling
and betting in this State was passed
The bill will prevent gambling of the
kinds for which there has been no law IL
the past.
The House bill to allow a majority OF
echool commissioners to sign teachers
checks instead OF requiring all OF them to
sign tho checks was also passed.
Only one ballot was Lakon on the Sena.
toral question and it resulted lu no
choice.
After the adjournment of the two
houses the Democratic members of the
General Assembly were very much agitat-
ed over the school bill passed by the
House, They think that under the law.
II II was passed, a colored pupil who had
reached II sufficient advanced grade could
dempnd admlttance to the public sschools
of any town, and there ID no way To re-
fuse them. The Senate will pi obably kill
the bill regardless OF this point, as 1t ie
against all new school laws unless IL be
ono to; appoint Il commission TO remodel
the entire system.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-08
Oddest Scheme of All.

"You can tnlk about burglars" said
Lieutenant Blow of the United Stutes
navy when his turn came, but the oldest
scheme in the way Of protection / saw in
big down town Office the other day"
Go ahead with tho story" remarked
one of the little group of professional men.
''Well, It WAS one Of those big, roomy
offices with desks planted all over tho,
floor. | was waiting for one of tho firm to
como in. While sat there another part.
ner calne, opened his roll top desk and
pulled off a silk lined overcoat, slipped one
end Of chain into sleeve of the cont,
passed the chain around tho arm Of the
chuir and joined the ends with spring
paddock, After that lie folded the coat,
put it down on the seat of the chair aud
sat ON ii and began work. He did 1t In
the most everyday sort of fashion When
looked around the office, noticed that
every man in 1t had his coat chained to
his chair. -
When the lieutenant had finished, every
man in the group was looking at the din
ing room Glothesraol> Chicago Times
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-08

w JAHTEn-Mrs9enge hoy. SO per week,
w one that rides the wheni, prrferTe .
Address Drugs, this uiliCe. as.ltt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-08
Hungry burglar. These.

It was ahungry burglar, or burglars.
who entered the residence OF George
Vickers. near Holly Oak, Saturday night.
The pantry wns iiTst visited and It's choic-
est viands VI rs selected and set out on
snowy white cloth Thoy ate everything
TO be hnd and when Mr.. Nickers arosb
yesterday morning he found the pantry
baressand the table was set.
Nothing but vlctual5 did the burglars
BeaIn to he In search OF at the house OF
MIR. Vickers. but there were burglars in
that vicinity wh1 were after something
other than Il ~ ood meal and the q visited
the homes Of. Jeremiah Harvey, at Har
yey's Station. The thieves Oniy got into
the kitelen. and from 1t took many pieces
OF chiidrens clothing.
Tue blacksmith shop Of Jam % McCrea,
near Bellevue. was also entered aud a
quantity OF tools carried away. The same
thievee are supposed to have broken Into
the B. X o, Matchbox Mt Harvey Station.
Three men, supposed to bs ths thtevee,
were seen by somo railroad men at Clay.
mont with several buGa. Several other
farmer, report that an effort was made to
get In their houses
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-08

LOUNn-A pair of eye Rlasses. Owner
II call at 9l4 W. 9th str0et, aG-.t'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-08
AnIhnnlrni,n sunhnx.

Yesterday was an ideal Palm Sunday,
the balmy spring air bringing out lar ge
crowds. The churches ali bud good con-
gregations In w,Iich wore visible traces Of
what RRy altite will DO In evidence cd
next Sunday. In the Catholic and EplscO
pal Churches the beautiful service OF
blessing ami distributing the palms was
held The idea OF peTpetuatlnR the tn
umphal entry Into Jerusalem, which 30
many years uRo was confined strictly TO
The Roman Catholic Churches is now
almost universal.
IL is pretty slight to see the wotship-
pers returning from service each with
piece Of palm, soma small others large,
and that cannot but bring TO mind the
event which 1t symbolles. Many, who
bslonR TO other denominations. make "A
p acticn Of wearing a . ete Cf the paltr,
: mt emblem Of victory IN which We share
q victory over sin and death.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-08

The Chester Ilm55 sHys Sheriff arr is
very busy. lul4 does not spsak W.. for
fhe merchants aud rcsiJsnt9 0l delaware
county.
Mrs John Stewart OF Eddystono IS pay.
iDg het sister visit at Mermaid.
State Superintendent OF schools Grilflns
reslgnation takes place OIL Wednesday,.
the 10th Inst when Governor Maryil viii,
ii alive appoint HE successor. There are
nentLy dozea applicants,
:. Tm. lleaeock 10 visiting lel4tvss at
ha Hook
Water 5 Hayes is visiting DO. er to day
on Legal buslLess,
Delaware should hpve an Afbor Day.
About thirty wheeImnn from our city,
aecomunnled by nemlers OF tho chester
BloyG!e CluD, made sucGessiIt run to
hlsAdh!chUn, Ia, Oh Sunday, where they
Darlo0& OF royal good dinner
ILe iIOos says that $40. o6o rassed be.
t"'sh the gtuks Of Smyrna aud Tie busl.
ness 4t FNtl mon OF the Wilmington NJ Il.
town
:. hte Azpu, ls the guest of Mrs. Wm.
MAJ ID AettsHre tfty.
a'cy tlu Ns1tirl IS y.s.ttpg re.a,lyea
NJ i'ealWHIa N Iy.
William swift was slightly hruiaal in
the htonhsh tiA nuTIllg wi, .ia '..F,=,rn,,I+
cars III the Tust Yard,
TINS American schJoasr. AIpGa rsr,roa
Mith cargo Of cars from the Ln,a. an {
6psrp WotAS 10 duy loE 81, JEaGO.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-08
Goyeroor nfuryIlDyiuu

Our citizens were startled tEls morning
by the report that Governor Marvi wns
failing rapidly and his death was hourly
expected. Although everyone apprehend.
ed such an end. tho hope was almost uni
versal that he would rally and be spared
TO live out his term of office. Man. how.
ever, proposes and God disposes The
governor has lived his three score and
ten years, and must bow to the Inevitable.
There is no advantage at this time In
speculatipR as to future events; what
cannot be cured must be endured. At
$50 a. m. there wRs no change for the
better.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-08

NRJANTED-By a dress. s.ma,er, athuTough
WV ly competent sewer ut once, Address
"DressmakeT' Republican ohce. as39t'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-08
Prem ched nt Mt. Lebanon.

Presiding Elder Barrett preached In Mt.
Lebanon NJ. h. Church. at Rockland on
Sunday morning. to fair sized congre.
CATION from the text. Christ came not to
destroy tbs bodies of men but to save
them" His chiet object appeared to be to
illustrate the dignity OF manhood and
lead all to follow more closely the teach
Ing OF Christ, that they may become true
Christians and discharge their duties more
fully III every respect.
The Presiding Elder is ali able expounder
OF the gospel and his exhortatlons to
trust Him who is strong to deliver and
mighty to save exert wholesome intlu-
ence In the community and the people
are always glad 10 hear him. In The
afternoon he conducted services at New.
ark Union Church and gave the DRY.
bones" such o shaking up asiwill Doubtless
lead to Increased activity among the
members.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-08
Amazed Enrmrr q EaII.

Robert C. Justis. one OF tho most prom
nent farmers Of Mill Greek hundred, met
With an accident one day last week which
hns since confined him to his home. MIR.
Justis WAS loading hny wagoI, to which
was harnessed a pair OF horses and they
becoming RESTLESS started to walk. The
team was In the burn OF Mrs. Ferguson,
who occupies the adjoining farm and on
the hard wood iioooI MIR. Justis was
thrown on his back. a
The fall was sufficient to render him
unconscious AID IN that condition he re-
mRined until the arrival OF Dr. Ball OF
Falkland. who found no broken bones
nor fractured SKULL. Yesterday the patient
was able to sit up for the first time since
the accident. MIR. Justis Is ~ years OF
age out despite his advanced age and the
serious result Of the fall, is improving.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-08
: The HOSE SHE cave.


This tho rose she gave TO mo,
With its crimson tips;
Rcd, rs any rose should be, -
Having touched her lips, .-
And with somewhat OF hor grace
And the beauty of her face.
This the rose she gavo TO me
Bloomed where south winds stir,
Hid its honey from the bee
For the lips of hori
Through long days disquicted
For those lips to kiss it red,
This the rose sho gavo to me.
Mover roso SO swcetl
Hero the heart of springtime see.
Lean and hear 1t beet
Lifu and all its melody
In the rose she gave to mel
Atlanta Constitution.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-08
nLrnEn-uANNA-In knnncll M.
DEATHS.
SAVERS April Gth, Agnes wife OF Jo,

SAlEliS On April 9Th, Agnes wife OF JOS
Cph saycrs.
i;eiativc4 and lrionda src respectfully In
yie1 to att II the funeral frCm her late
residence. No I0i4 w. ard street On Tuesday
morning. at 0 O'Clock. High mass al st.
Paui.s u. C. Church. lntelment at Cathe
dral Cemetery,
sTEliN-Om April 9TH, 1885. Mrs. Caroline
Stern, widow Of tho late Cyrus Stern. aged
~ years
Eelaliyes aud friends arc invitcl to attend
the funeral from the residence of her nepa-
Cw, Cyrus 4. Wilson. No. AZ u. bth street, on
Monday afternoon at o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-08
rhe small Things.


~ don't think any nation pays more
attention to military affnirs than Ger.
many, " said German Citizen. "Things
of seeming little importance connected
with the army are investigated with the
greatest pains. Many years ago the mat,
ter of boot heels was taken up. What
height Of heel was best for the infantry
A commission was appointed. One heel
after another was tried, and a record Of
how far the soldiers could march day
in each was kept. Years piled on years,
the oommissicn carrying ON the investi-
CATION with the care and exactitude of
chemical analysis. Constant improve.
ments were made, and the distance an
army could march III a day was thereby
increased At length the suggestion Of
q heel partly made of rubber was put
forth. 1t was tried-instantane sue
cessl 1t was found that a regiment using
such heels could march one third farther
a day and with less fatigue than when
tho investigation was begun A small
thing that to begin with, but what an
important part the improved heel would
play in war!"-Louisville Courier.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-08

EDW -WnIGHT-On April, .th 1895,
10y Rcy. J. II. Mi!igAn Albert W. Edwards
aud Maud iG Right, both of this city.
LYMAN WELLER-At the Union NJ. H. par
sonagr, hlj jefferson Etreot, on Thur sday
att rnUon, April 4th ny lhe Rev. John d.
{. Hannn. Mr. Delaware :. Lyman OF Will
minXtou and Miss lcnne Weller of New.
port
RECTER-HANNA-In Eennctt Township.
pu, on April 3rl bv iicv. ,lohD d. lilake, Mr.
Gro. II. Bechcr OF hrnnctt township nd
Mss Eva IIauna Of Mermaid Del.
WIIl.EBY- BY--HAMliTuN--tn April 3. 1885. by
Hev. Joseph u. >cwln. Mr.. Samuel Il
Miiehy. ut Philadelphia, to hiss Mary V.
Ilamilion. of Wilmington. del.
EAINEWI.-sIlA t'-- ON the evening ofWod
uesaay,I April 3ri 1885. a. 7OS Snyder Ave.
rhadol phia. Pa 10y Rev j. Wesley Sulli-
van pastor OF Snyder Avenue Baptist
hurch, MIR. John II. Calvert and Miss
florence 4. Shdm both oil Philadelphia. IA.
formerly of Wilmington, Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-08
Tour to Washington via Pouna R.R

For the benefit OF those who have beon
unable to take advantage of the EeEnsyl.
vunla railroad Companys tours to Wash
lngton. ID. e., during the LenLen season,
that company has arranged Speola
Easter Holiday Tour, TO leave New York
and Phladelphla Thursday. April Is, 10.
turning on tue following Saturday
The rates including aGcomm odntions at
W6ahinEton's best hotels. are SI3 so from
New York and Sll.5D from PhIladelphla;
propOItionate rates from other points.
Detailed itinerary will bs sent on appli.
cation TO Tourist Agent, 1896 Broadway,
New York, or Room All, Broad Street
Station, Ihiludeiphn.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-08
Enlc Of IIOrsrs.

Lewis W. Stidham, who Ia seventy eight
years OF nge. called tho sale Tor Mrssrs
Jester Il Mcdaniel, No. 4l0 West Front
street, last Saturday afternoon. aud dis
posed OF twenty-five horses at prices
ranging from 50 10 SlGG. The work was
satisfactorily thut hla en- ployefs were we |
pleased, and thanked him for his succes
ful Efforts in thoir behalf. Tomorrow lie
Will go to Newark to sell drove OF cows
Tor dealers 10 that vicinity. That Is pretty
good work for a man OF his uge.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-08

Flo--Mrs. Parkslope is the maddess
woman in brooklyn
Mhbul-Wha che trouble2
Elo-lIpr husband won $500 on the
races the other day and Rayc her her choice
of diamond pin or a sealskin sack. She
took week to decide which shO wanted
most, and while she was thinking he went
to the track again and lost every cent he
had. Brooklyn Eagle.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-08
InXn RnIInNNAa.

John Duckery coloreI, living at No. ll9
Last Front street, lad his head badly cut
this morning during Il runaway at 1hird
aud Washington streeta. A piece OF lum-
Der struck the pair OF mules attached to
tile lumber wagon OF Simmons Brothers.
lie delivery wagon of Charles Warner
Company coliIded with team OF Bush
and Sons at Front and Market stTest to.
day after ru ming away from Marylund
Avenue and Chestnut street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-08
Holy Week Entertainment.

In his sermon yesterday morning In the
Sacred Heart Church kev. Father Pryor
Sylvester requested the members of his
congregation not TO patronize the enter.
tainneDt ADJ ertlsed to come of TO night
and tomorrow night in the basement OF
st. Patrck's Church. lie asked them not
to draw any scandal from the entertain.
ment but as holy week should be str iotly
observed as u week of solemnity no ono
should attend It, The entertain men
should be postponed until after Easter
SUNDAY.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-08
ANorwcainn Sailor Drowned.

John johnson. Norwegian sailor. lost
his life by falling into the Delaware river
was aboard dredger No. 2 of Morris "
Cummings. OF New York CITY. and while
drawing rope aboard the dredge about
o O'Clock lost his balance and fell into the
river.
johnson leaves q wife and six ohildre n
In Norway. ....
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-08
lhr AddicI,.tnse.

In the L. s, Court to-day Judge Waies
presided at u hearing on rule To show
cause why security on restraining order
should not be given by the plaintiff Ihos.
UDonnell, against John Edward Addicks
Tie attorneys areIWhltrldRc. Of, New York,
end IL. ii. Ward of this city for AGdicks,
and lifoadman Hail. Philadelphia, and
Sprnnnee and BradlOrd Tor OrDnnnau.'
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-08

Mrs W HAWKINS Chattanooga, Tenn.
says 'shioh's Nitalilsr Saved My Life
consider 1t the bestfCHsdy Tor deb,li-
tated sy6tem evrr used" For Dyapau.
STA, Liver or Kidney trouble IL exesls.
Price 10 cts.
SOLD by y. B. Danraeth. uru!-tst 5. &c or.
2nd an ailIlfvl 4Irr'st4
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-08
l..r,cIr Ltnar.

Tho Go orei VII ,eLmun OF thi4 city have
decided 10 hpid IA op race NEST In the
early II Ot May Riders from ull the
neigngJiug towns are expect d to take
part lAo IL5tance v Il be ton miles. All
loCGl e9to; i fTitaetHeH are requested TO
see tn, WauaRtrs AS soon as possible. AT.
urss- all tetEmuaIea'.0 .0ps 10 AHnHaer.
this Uifies
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-08
A GnrrnnllnI

who ia the author OF the song, Ben
BoltF ash ed tile New York girl.
Thomas Dunn English, " said the Phil.
alrlphia girl
THAT cannnt be the name" said the
Boston girl.
Why not?"
=" 1t must be Thomas Did English. =
New York PIess
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-08
Concrrtat glnI.Iinna.

The Womsn's Missionary Soclely Of tho
PresbYterlau CeurGh will give an enter.
tainmont in the ChrIstlnuA hull nsxt sat.
Nrday evening, ns 18th inst Muse will
be furnished by the Upland Mandolin
Club Of Chester. and ROTATIONS and solos
will also DO rendered.. An admission ,fus
of 20 cents will be required. All ure in.
Vned.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-08
Cioero's Wives.

Cicero had shrow named Terontia,
who made him do as she pleased. He was
under great obligations to Clodius, but
when the divorce snit of Caesar against
Pompilia came up for trial Tcrontiu com
PEELED Cicero to appear against Clodius.
Tired of Terentia, Cicero got divorce and
married rich girl named Publilia, left
her, too, md lived alone until his death.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-08
nn.lt ,.rer oecnrrcd to You

That the time IL at hand when the home
must naads have those little attentions,
which fit II all the more for this calling.
And why not some vatnish for the fErni.
ture. stains for the floor or stairway or
whatever it may be. We have them,
Jlnas NJ. BiNnn, 1877 WeBt Sth St
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-08
A. Iohn onl Mnlu,tolgc ,lilrer.,

These officers Of Wilmington lueamp.
ment No. 81, knights ut 1T John and
Malta, have Ueen Installed Eminent
COMMANDER l4pau C. Pyle; lieutenant
commander, William NJ. Word; captain Of
guards, Hairy RslnebargcI5 pruiate,
James A. Conner; chancellor. William 81.
Pyle. nsalstanL olAntnLIoI. d q. uulett
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-08
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The NruIheI
Tomorrow promises to be partly
cloudy 10 fair ana .lAlLer Cuolr'
followed by showers Of rain. Wednesday
fair and rather wUTmer
IHE rEltFIEAttRE.
The thermometer at tas EeprBGIeAS
office to-day:
z O'Clock. y O'Clock. 2u'ciDck
j5 s. 81
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-04-08

Ladies.if you want pure. delicate so ap
for the complexion, druggists will always
recommend Johnson's Oriental Medicinal
Toilet Soap.
N. b. Danforth, Second and MS>Set
streets aud Aliller's Drug Store 4O2 Mar.
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