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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

We must close out our en-.
tire stock before removing to
our new store, and will sell
Rubber Goods at the following
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23
RspoRTEi's DREAM,
by A.. -.

by A. y.
Onco upon q time when weak and weary.
Istruek a 6nap. l KNEW not where.
And as sat moulding. .nodding, there cam
tapping.
A gentle tapping on the back Kitchen
door,
1t was the wind. nothing more.
etil listened FOR the burglar.
While my wife laid aud snorsd;
All at once there came tapping.
Right at my chamber door,
II wns the wind. nothing more.
Eagerly wished for the morrow.
Tho time passed slowly to my sorrow,
Would daylight ever come kalore,
sun my wife did quietly snoro,
II was tue wind. nothing more.
Iu ysdreams l called Lonore,
When woke With start
10 lind my wife snoring,
Snoring as she never Hnorod before,
II wac the wind. nothing more.
The darkness thrilled with fantastic ter
ror,
Something mover experienced before,
And the noiec of some one teireating,
Relreatlng from my chamber door,
1t was the wind, nothing more.
Presently my determination grew
stronger.
And heard the noise OF laughter
Gracious goodness. had been mapping,
IL must be some one gently tapping,
1t was the wind. nothing more.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

Vim. ], Lemon sends the following state
ment. which explains itself. In u morn
ing unper sue mistsatenent OF facts in
regard to cass In the Munlcipll Court
against VIM Nandyke Of Brandywlne
Hundred. 1he truth Of the case ID this:
NandyKe called ut my store In drunken
condition. lie Ordersd one barrel of Hour
ami told the bov to put 1t in the wagon,
which he did. He was going out without
paying for II, und other goods,a and when
requested him to do so he pushed me to
one side nj a light followed.
While this was going ON the boy took
the goods out OF his wagon and went out
side the door and put OIL his gloves TO 20
away. but heruro he went he picked up
Cne basket of appies, one basket OF onions
and threw them into his wagon. lie then
Jumped tn and whipped his horse into
gallop and got away. lie came oack in
about an hour in worse intoxicated con-
ditlon. and not desirous OF having further
trouble with him L aent for police officer
and hnd him arrested on charge of
drunkenness and d1sortlelly conduct. whom
the charge should have bean larceny.
Yandyka !s an entire stranger TO me and |
never had any denlings with him bufore.
WILLIAM J. LEMON,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23
HER FORTE.


Bhe Is yond OF all athletics-they are her aorts
delight
And Mt tennis, ball and rowing she is simply
ont OF sight.
Blu. Mt present she has banished all these plsss-
ures from her mind,
For che loves a game of football more than all
the rest combined.
Bhe wishes that she was man some twenty
times day.
It makes her mad to tell her that she isn't
built to play.
I always see her on the grounds whenever
there's u game,
But she says the looking at 1t is monotonoas
and tame.
OF COURSE you say. she'd be no use upon .
football team,
But appearances they tell me arc not always
what they seem.
Tia true that in the rush limo she'd be moth
Ing but stick,
But she'd mako dandy full back. You ought
to see hor kick.
New York Sun.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

TRENTON, Jan. a8.--Chancellor McGill
refused the application of Samuel X. viii.
son for the appointment Of a receiver for
the Trenton Passenger Railway company.
Mr. Wilson alleged that the company was
insoiyent, he being the accommodation in
dorser on s75, 600 worth of the road paper,
about $40, 900 of which had been protested
previous TO the application for receiver.
The paper has since been taken mp, and
now suit has been brought by the manage
ment of the road against Mr.. Wilson to
recover 100000 which he Is charged with
having received from the sale Of bonds.
Mr.. Wilson is vice president and one of the
heaviest stockholders of the road, and ho
Is at loygerheads with the other officers
and directors.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

Detective Witsil was here yesterday and
got requisition papers for George II. Will
son who Is at present under arrest In
Philadelphia on the charge of burg larry OF
Wivels house at Sixth aud Broomo streets
Wilmington.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

WARRINGTON, Jan. Ex-senator Butler,
OF South Carolina, presented u memorial
from Hon, Sampson Pope, late governor
OF South Carolina, asking the appoint
mcnt Of q committee to investigate tho
November election In that state. Mr..
Pope says that thousands Of voters were
prevented from casting their ballots by
reason Of fraud, force and intimidation,
and that thousands Of ballots were thrown
ont or destroyed and in many instances
other ballots substituted for them by man
agers and other persons acting under the
direction Of Governor Tillnlan, now sen.
ator, and Of Senator Irby,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23
No Daggar.

A cripple hobbled along Broad street
near Green street the other night with the
aid of pair of crutches and aocostod sew
eral people who passed.
Say, my friend, he called to the first
man who approached, "could you"-
~ haven't got cont, replied the other
as he quiekened his pace.
The cripple staggered back against the
railing surrounding the boys high school
like man who had been struck with a
sandbag After time he recovered him.
self Another pedestrian came along.
my friend, ho orisd, "I'ni stranger
here and
Sorry I've got nothing to give, and
the pedestrian hurried on.
A third man passed by, and the cripple
tackled him
'No, haven't got anything" he said.
"why, d--n It" yelled the man with
crutches, I'm net beggar don't want
any money.
The other stopped and waited for the
cripple to hobbls up,
Everybody takes mo for beggsr,n he
said. "Why, I've plenty Of money" and
he displayed big roll Of bills Pm .
stranger In the town, and want to know
how to get to this best restaurant In The
place"
He received the necessary direction and
hurried otf. tf.--Phl,aaelphia Record.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

Charles A. Rudolph and Miss Phoebe
Almond ware married in Grace NJ. H..
Church yesterday at noon by Rev. Merritt
Hubbard, d. D., assisted by Rev. W. j.
Stevenson d. D. of Phiiadelphla. The
wedding WAS quiet one. There were no
flowers. The ushers were Robert Il Rob-
inson, Il. II. Bilany. David Ii. Almond.
james II, Urippsn Arthur H. Il. Garrett
and Harrison Il. Heweil They preceded
the bridal couple as they marched to ,De
altar. while George NJ. Marie, the church
organist. played the march from Lohen.
grin. The bride wore travelling dres, Of
brown cloth trimmed with sabie aud car
risd bouquet OF pink roses. A wedding
breakfast ut the home OF the bride's pa.
rents. No lll9 West street, followod alter
which the n wly married couple left this
city ON trip.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23
THE Woes OF WOMEN
Are Th3y Necessary, and Can
Thsy Be AsIpsd2
A SURPRISING STATE.
sop,o Very Valuable Advice to the O,es
Who Feel Thar Life Has Nor Been
80 Pleasant a- IL should.
at Is q hard lIFe!'

ut is hard lIfe!'
The speaker was prominent medical
man OF this city. whose practice Ia devo-
ted exclusively to women and the treat.
ment OF their peculiar ailments. He was
standing at the entrance of a down.o wn
Office building at an early hour In the
morning. watching the passers.by. when
he made the foregoing remark.
Turning to the writer. the doctor con-
tinued: Il have always felt deep sym.
pathy 70 rthoee women who are Obliged
to tediously earn livelihood In som o
branch OF tho industries of the day. 1 see
upon the streets. in the early morning.
the thinly clad In all ages OF life burrying
to the various shops; as, for instance. the
laundries, the clio thing houses. the box
factories, the printing houses. the stores
OF different grades. any and all of which
have but llttle occupation fit for this
trail class OF our society to do. No occu-
patton Is more likely to bring on uterine
diseases than tho positions hlied by the
working class OF women as clerks IN our
fashionable stores and sewing shops. or
who operate typewrlters in business
offices. l believe, could the truth he
known, not female clerk who stands at
tile counter all day. or the women who
run sowing machines from early morn
until the shades OF night, are free from
some of the diseases incident to her sex {"
Women's work. unfortunately Is u he-
cessity OF tho age. Women work too hard
and the msjorty begin their working ilfs
too young. Tho result 10 that nearly ali
arc sufferers from the distressing ailments
peculiar to their sex. These weakness es
darken their daya. steal away their brig ht
loo9s and make them grow old even in
their early youth. II cannot work to day"
Ia q sad oom plaint too often heard In busi-
ness estabilshme ents, when some suffering
woman is Obliged TO leave her work, VIII ich
generally means serious loss to her.
"Oh, II l only knew of some reliable
remedy for this trouble / would give any
thing!" some pale. weary woman 10 tre-
Quently heard to exclaim. And there 10
indeed an enormous demand for such a
tling. But how vary few truly reliable
remedies there really arei In fact. there
Ia only one that hAs ever received the en-.
dorssment OF physicians throughout the
world and has stood the test OF many
years. That remedy Is Warmers safe
Cure, which experience has shown can be
fully depended upon at all times. II has
never yet failed TO give relief and effect u
cure even in the most critical cases, That
Is why so many thOusande of glowing tss.
timonals have been given by women
whom Warmers Safe Cure has restored
from sickness to health.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

ST. PAUL, Jan. 28.-Tho first ballot In
tho legislature on the United States semi
torshlp WINS cast at noon yesterday by the
two houses in separate session, there being
no choice, and balloting in joint session
begins today, The vote In both houses 10.
sulted; W d, Washburn Rep, "a; Knute
Nelson, Rep, 09; s. G. Comstock, Rep, ls;
McHalo, DEM, III I. Donnelly, Pop, IL;
]. II. McCleary, Rep, s; J. A. Tawney,
Rep, /; Judge Buckham, Rep, /; c. A.
Pillsbury, Rep, /; William Mitchell,
Dem, 1; d. A. Dickinson, Rep. /. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

LANoAsTER, Pa, Jan. 2s-Sheritf Her
shey last evening brought e K Smith, a
banker, from Columbia to this city. Smith,
with his partner, c. f. Graybill, has been
under indictment for enbeszlement for
over q year, but has always escaped trial
on the plea of illness. The bank, u private
Institution, of which Smith was the lead
ing spirit, was wreokod through his al.
legged crooked work, and deposltors LOST
all thoy had-upwards Of 320O,00O, Smith
was in bed when the sheriff served the pro.
cess and a physician accompanied him to
this city. He is "A years old.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

The newly formed Millimsn's Assocla.
tiJn held another meatlng yesterday and
received ton nsw members. The special
committee appointed at tho last meeting
reported that the membeis wanted to pay
u Incense. as they did not caro- 10 htlp boar
the oxpense oil an insreetor.
L. Hds suggested that tic producer who
rctitll5. pay lie nse fees amounting to one
hIif oi that charged the baysr who re.
titts. IL was also decided tnaG all the
DAes and Ecsnses Os paid into the city
treasury, 1T was also reported that Brad.
Ior.i Naniegriit and Byrhe had been 50.
cured al counsel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

TRENTON, Jan 2s-The failure of Gov
ernoF Worts to send to the senate the namo
of any person to succeed the late Justice
Albeit upon the supreme bench has re-
opened u contest for the place, The most
mentioned candidates for the past few
days have been Judge Joseph H. Gaskell
of Mount Holly and ex-Judge William NJ.
Lanning of Trenton, but two new oandi.
dates have been brought forth One Is
Colonel William i Potter of Bridgeton
and tho othsr William 8. Gummero of
Trnntnn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

pieaeant surprise party was gwen 10
Master Howard Lewis at 407 Il. 4th street.
On Monday evening. Jan. u, 1898. Among
those present we're. Misses Nettle Hud.
son. Florence Hartman. Bessie Johns.
Ollie Tubbs, Viola Crawford. zela ClarB.
Agnes Stewart, Helen Heinzer. Maggie
Baxter. KatIe Rignsy, Elsie Parse g.
Mastcrs Herbert Hartman, Howard Hart.
man. Eddie Cooper Chauncle Berrls. WIN.
Morgan, Don McCalltstsr, Eddie Mullen,
Newton Mount, VIM. Crawford. George
Baxter. Byard Voshell. Miss JosIe Morris
Mr.. and Nis. Watson. Mr., and Mrs. j. Il.
Hartman. Afr. and Mrs. ], II. Lewis. Mas.
ter Howard Hartman and Eddie II, Coop.
M sung a solo accompanied by Niss Flor.
huce Hartman
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

The Womnn's Christian Temperance
Union at its laSt meeting expressed i!ssf
10 this effect:
Whereas, SO much education comes to
us through the eye, we, the Woman .
Christian Temperance Union of WilmiEs-
ton protest against the exhibition of iu-
decent pictures and posters In our city,
and promise our earlast support to those
who enforce our present. Jaw.
The executive committee reported that
as Wilmington was TO bJ the headquarters
for the local option campaign. anl as the
committee had asked for a room IN tho
headqaartsrs for their work, ~ was agreed
they should have the use OF the front
reading room during tina day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23
To Stop aossips' Tongues.
That nn,,llr,.

As the Ancient Adhesive MoGulliona
make All imatory candidate ride long
cared Jh3hhss they IRE nearly as bad as
the Ancient Master Masons whose applt-
cant has to ride long haired goat which
has been fed on nothing but peanut shells
nud water for many years,
Al their receLt banquet at Allen II. Ain
scows, Seventh and Sh pley streets. each
of the 1876 bauquetters found q little toy
iaokass on four whe.ls standing on h.s
plate when he came to the table.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

Nicce-Auntie, dear, Mr., Mailer, the art
ist, has asked me for my photo. He
wants to make use OF it for his last pic
ture. Ought l To send it himr .-
Aunt-Yes, you Oan do so, but bo sure
to inclose with 1t photo Of your mother
or some elderly lady 1t would bo highly
improper to sond your photo By Itself
Duutguhp Wurte
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23
WIN Prearh In Nashipainu.

Bishop Coleman will prencl in st. Paula
Episcopal Church, In Washington. ID. @,
% Friday evening. the 25th inst, the
pccaslon OF the.annuai parish festival.
fhs Bishop has not yet learned to any
no" when asked to preach. but is al
ways ret dY 10 respond to all oalls either In
yeason OF out Of season, holding that II
Ie better to wear ont than to rust out.
he will certainly ba able to say. .Inave
tuupht n good fight"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

Rev. William Mactarland has been called
By the congregation OF East Lake Prssby
terlan Church to become pastor of that
church. Mr.. MqcFarland has also received
calls from tie Congregations OF the Purl-
tan Presbyterian Church o; Philadelphia
AMI a Perryvllle. Md, Church, He will
preach in this CITY on Sunday aud Will ct
that time announce lis doelslon. He is a
graduate OF Princeton Seminary.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

Mira. T,W. Hawkins Chatta moo "a. Too n
SAYS. 'Shiioifs NtLaltZar Saved My Life.
consider 1t tho bcat rs iucdy for 0 dnuil
tated System over used" For Dyspep
siu. Liver Or kidney trouble 1t exueis
lrice 20 cts
Sold hy N, Il, f'aniorth. DrugStst, 8. k.Cor
Rnd hud AarkeU sirrets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

"Yos, we preserved lot OF fruit this
summer" said Mr.. Wickwire to tho
visitor.
Wet" said Mrs. Wickwlro in surprise,
II did every bit Of the work myself, "
Yes, you cooked and canned the fruit,
my dSar, but you must not forget that |
had to put up the sugar. "--IBdianapolia
,Iollrnal
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

DENVER, Jan. 2B.--An insane woman
named SCOTT, who says that Grover Cleve-
land is worrying her, called at Governor
Mclntyre's office to ask him to wire the
president "a piece Of her mind" She lost
her temper and struck Secretary Brewer,
IN consequence OF which she was arrested
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23


and instead Of the
resolution for Inn
peachnent which
Mr.. Baby, Of Tex
as, had prepared to
report to the house
ono will be pre-
sented denounc-
ing the fee system,
which, in tho opin-
ion Of members,
has made the pro-
ocedlngs possible.
The resolution
adopted by th o
N q
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

JRFFERsoE CITY Mo, Jan s8- The
house committee on criminal jurispru.
dence recommended the passage OF Speaker
Russell's bill making train robbery pun.
ishabls by death.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

"Why la it," quor'ed the cholera mi
crobe, that am being bothered by bso-
teriolnglsts while you escape thom entire.
lyfi' ."E
III thny mcnhoy with me" roioined
the bronchitis bacillus Significantly, they
arc likuly to get 1t IN the neck. ATLANTA
Constitution.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

70 Henry Collins, died In the House of
Correction. Phiiade,phla. yesterday. from
influenza, aged 22 years. Coliins was
formerly OF this city.
Undertaken .. B. Doughhrty will bring
the body here TO morrow and inter Ii In
the New cathedral Cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

In thu United STATES Court yesterday
Afternoon Judge Wales made n decision
sustaining the demurrers iiled by the sew.
eral deiendnnts In the Leete vs.. Nonsuch
Fibre Company, ana several stockholders
Individually.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

Alexander b. Cooper and j. Harvey
Wbiteman counsel In tho mandRmus case
to compal u re'cnnvass OF the reonnt cleo.
tlon In the second assessment district OF
this city tiled their amendments to the
answer In the prothonotary's ollioe at tho
Court House yesterday AFTERNOON.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

Mr.. Joseph Allison, we'll known young
man OF this city, having purchased d milk
route, would solicit the patronage of his
friehds and the public In general. All
those desiring pure milk and cream would
do we'll to give him a trial. Address all
Communications to Rising Sun. Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

has the best cough drops and the best
odramsis 10 the city. and soils them as
cheap as tfoy can be made for, aGd YOU
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23
How TO cure All Hi.ln DiseHscs.

Simply apply "SwAYNEs OINTMENT" No
ntcrnul medicine reluiro1. CuruS t5 ter
ecZeiuH. itch. all eruptions OF the face. hnndkd
nOse. etc, leaving the skin clear. white dno
healthy. Its gtout healing. aud curatiV.
powers nrc poss ssed ny no otucr remely.
Ask your druggists for SwAYNE'S OlSTMESr
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

0a Thursday evening at l31 O'Clock tho
usual prayer and experience meeting of
the advent Christians will Do held at tAair
church, corner Sixth ana 'ratnal streets,
to whicn all are invited. Brother Janney
Will have charge.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

Druggists recommend Johnson's Orion.
tai soap Tor all skin AMI scalp diseases.
Ian and sunbufn aud the complexion.
n. Il. Dantorth. I'd ami Market sta. and
Mlllers Drug sLoru. Az Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

The following two versee wero written
on the train coming down here this nj orn'
ing;
Though of thsse lines we have a grumblc
Apologies come In profuas,
For VINO ean write amid the rumble
or tho care? 10 our excuse.
Constituents the cars had crowded.
sped tile train DER Icy rails,
AL Ioks Is the man we've lHudsd.
higgins factions boar. bat walls.
Speaker of the House Harry McsfulIen
says he thinks when u man who is Wild
over reaches his sixtieth yvAr that IL la
better Tor him to pass tho remainder OF
his Gays in single blassadUess for obvious
reasons, to which WIS would Ieter any of
his friends to him for the solution We
referred some time ago to his looking
50 young Tor man oil ais years and
thought perhaps he might have hls eye On
good looking girl or buXom widow.
The speaker told the REPUBLICAN repre-.
sentative yesterday afternoon that ho
never felt better In his life; that willie lie
had Two such good and lovable dauE hters.
1n-iaw lie woulu never think oil travelling
In double harness.
STATE TREAsuRER's ACCOUNTS.
The committee to audit tho accounts of
the state treas urer reported to tue Senuts
this afternoon. The House portion OF the
committee Will report to morrow The re.
port showed the amounts TO the credit OF
the general fund to ba S704l.7l; siukins
fund, S3,G326s; school fund, s29, 1Ui0S;
hospital fund, 2cents; total, S4U.3T55i
BUSINESS IN TILE HOUSES.
As with the Wilmington and New Castle
electric railway bill ths Brandywine
Springs Company wants Its charter
amended.
lhe Senate hns passed the hill incor.
pothtlhs the Hibernia Brewing Company.
In the House MIR, Brown introduced a
bill to Incorporate tho Farmer5' Union
Store Company.
FOR GRADED SCHOOLS.
Mr. Mustard has given notice OF a bll to
rem odel the curriculum OF tho public
schools oil the State. The work Is to be
done by the State Board of Education
within six weeks after the bill is pissed,
The course is to 0a eight years aud eacn
year Is grade. pupil cannot DO pro.
muted from one grade to higher one
unless lie has passed u satisfactory cxami.
nation in the lower grade He can how
ever, 20 to "a higher grade provided that
he does not fail back two graIes and
passes an examination II the branches in
which he was deficient.
WANTS TO BE A DETECTIVE.
The old soldiers wero here In numbers
to-day and waited on Tie Governor. They
all had q kind word TO say In favor VI
""ihOo IL ho"hlh7 'ot Stabo bebectiNe.
w.. GOT REQUIsirGoN PAPERS.
Detective Witsll was here yesterday and
got requlsitipn papers for George II. Will
son who l5 at present under arrest In
Philadelphia on the charge of burgla OF
Wivel's house at Sixth and Broome streets
Wilmington.
GOT NO TICKETS
On Monday evening. 1t was learned here
yesterday. clerk In one OF tho Whining
ton city offices telephoned to w. h.. Clerk
aud said tina Ed. Rudolph wanted twenty
tickets for Dover to-day. He didn't get
them aud John j. did not have the laugh
nor did not come tc Dover. MAC.
az f,tsN nt.I
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

Constipation and sick headache psrma-
nently cared, aud piles pretentod by
Japanese Liver Peilets; especially adapted
40 children s ues.
N Il. Danfortn, I'd and Market streets.
and Miller's Drug store, 4G2 Market ST.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

George Uunard and Henry Wilkinson,
employees OF the DUPONT powder works
at Gitbstuwn. quarreled on Monday.
Cunard attempted TO steo Wilkinson.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

People oyerlOokei thu importance or per.
manehtly beneficial effects and vera sat
islled with transient acton; but now that
IL is sgenerally known that Syrup of Figs
will permanently cure habituul constipa.
ton, well.informed people will not buy
other laxatlves. which act for tune, but
finally injure The system.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-23

Dr. Simuis, No. B06 King strret. has a
worm medicine witch 10 the toe. on the
market. Try bottle.