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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-28

The Method OF Great Treatment for Vena-
mess Of Men. Which Carei Him Amer
EyervShing Eise Failed.

The Method OF Great Treatment for WenG-
mess Of Men. Which Carei Him Amer
EYervships Eise Failed.
Painful diseases are bad enough, but
when man is slowly wasting away with
nervous weakness, the mental forebodings
are ten times worse than tho most severe
pain. There Is no let up to the mental
suffering day or night. Sleep Is almost
impossible and under such strain men
are scarcely responsible for what they do.
For years the writer rolled and tossed on
the troubled sea of sexual weakness until
1t was question whether he had not bet
ter take a dose Of poison and thus end all
his troubles. Butprovidcntial inspiration
came to his aid IN the shape of com.
bination Of medicines that not only COM
pletely restored the general health, but
enlarged his weak, emaciated parts to
natural size and vigor, and he now declares
that any man who will take the trouble to
send his name and address may have the
method of this wonderful! treatment free
Now when say free l mean absolutely
without cost, because want every weak
ened man to get the benefit OF my expert
ence.
am not philanthropist nor do pose
as an enthusiast, but there are thousands Of
men suffering the mental torturas OF
weakened manhood who would be cured
at one could they but get such n remedy
as the one that cured mo. DO not try to
study how l can afford to pay the few
postage stamps necessary to mail the
Information, but send for it, and learn
that there are few things on earth that
although they cost nothing to get they are
worth II fortune to most men and mean
lifetime Of happiness to most of us. Write
to Thomas Slater, Box 2a7 Kalamazoo
Mich. the information will be mailed in a
plain sealed envelope. O2S-lyr-w-s
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-28

At the quarterly meeting OF the Trus ces
Of the Poor held at Farnhurst to-day the
superintendent report showed for the
quarter-ndmitted 10 discharged 10, died
g. births, 4.
The population of the house is 223 of
whom 1913 were white and 80 colored.
The lnorgue recently erected by Hubert
Cassidy, at II cost Of S6J5, was inspected
and accepted. 1t is ii neat building 20x1S
feet
The deaths during the month wurs
James Stats, -, Emory Daakync, As,
An'la McKenna, 20 Of Wilmington and
james Smith, Of Mill Crock
The contracts We're awarded as follows
Btct-M. }. Gallagher ut A., for ipre-quar-
tors aud for hind quarters. Mutton
Patrick MuIligln cents u pound.
TohacGo-George Steinicken, 201s cents
u pound.
Bread-Flvc biddcrs John b. Taylor, "a
cents pound.
Buttcr-ticorge W. Gray, 2i24 cents u
pound for fresh aud - cents for Tub but
ter,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-28
HABITS,
Some linve Them and Others nre No,
without,

S,,,. , u, 49,, Al
'''"'' '"'' "''' al" o'"ers "re MOI
without.
..
:. ~ man ilN ~ So'ho hot uf!nk lor nreak-
last, una conee suns MS TASTE ABOUT us
Moii as any ~ seeiils uaru cliaD 80
many siou.u pe uenleu collee because IL
'p'ets Intlr llSer anu ulsagre's WIN thein
. ohe way ana ahotnnr' sui thls conul'
on uoes tH1s', anu Wlen II man mus 1t
hures nun ne Is seheraiiy sensible enough
10 ieaVo l. Gu, ol ms p!il OF iare, tor II Is
quite plt pleasahter 10 leel well all uay
IMAM 10 ENJOY uruR TWO OF three minutes
anu pny Tor II IN aches and ais Or sick
ness
A new hrtahtast drink has come into
use, oilncult to ,ell from coffee, but made
ehtirely "l grams anu winch never pro
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-28
THE WOMEN VOTING.


Choice for President.
The woman's vote, now being takon
throughout the country, for President, is
Of great interest to all parties, as it has
long been matter Of conjecture what
course they would pursue il given the
best ladies in the land are making use of
this opportunity to express their own views
and the final result of the woman's vote
is looked forward to with great interest
Tho ladies seem deeply in earnest In tn 9
opportunity to EXPIRE IS thoir preference in
national affairs.
IL is true the movement brings into
marked prominence u manufacturing
firm whose office force IL used for receiv.
ing and reporting the ballot twice a week,
but that fact Is simply incidental and
does not detract from the profound public
interest In the question OF tho woman's
vote. 1t has been urged that the vote is per-
haps more sure TO be accurately and fairly
counted by the skilled accountants OF u
business office than when handled by
some OF the ordinary judges Of election:
However this may be, the Companyis OF
National repute, and pledge their coin
mercial integrity and honor to an accurate
and final counting under oath.
Ladies write on postal card the name
of their choice for President. Sign name
and give address. Also in lower left hand
corner name Banker or Grocer who
Knows the fair voter. This card is sent to
the Postum Cereal Food Coffee Co.. Bat
tie Creek, Mich, and each bona-fide voter
receives an acknowledgement of the re.
ceipt of her vote. The report may, or may
not be favorable to the candidate this pa
per supports, but the statement will new
ertheless appear exactly as the woman's
vote stands, and the reader must form his
own conclusions therefrOm,
Wednesday and Saturday papers each
week will give report by States Of the pro
gress of this unique feature of most
unique campaign.
Our Wednesday and Saturday issue
each week until election, will give the re-
port by states of the famous woman's vote
for President
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-28

SMYRNA, Oct. 2s.-The seventh annual
convention of the Christian Endeavor be.
gan in tho N. e. Church this morning.
As soon as the delegates arrive they are
escorted to the Presbyterian Church,
where they register and are assigned to
their homes. The storekcepers have Joined
In with the rest of the people and have thc
colors of the c. Il. displayed.
This evening In the parlors of the NJ. e.
church the delegates will be rendered
reception.
Speakers Of National prominence have
signitlcd thor intention of being present.
Rev. j. Clement French D. d., President
of tho New Jersey State Union, fresh from
his inspiring State convention, host In
Ii ijclf, will be with us.
Rcv. Wayland Hoyt. D. D., has already
been announced, Rev, +. ID, Greene, Set'y
of the National Armenian Relief Com
mittee will deliver an address on Armenia,
the Martyr Race of the Nineteenth Cen
tury. Miss Eleanor S. Ware, a well
known G. r. Worker of st. Paul, Mimi,
has been secured and will be present.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-28
ANUS IN EMIT 8.


'cToo Much johnson" VIM. Glllettes
most successful comedy under the manage
ment of Charles Frohman, will be seen
here next Saturday night at the Opera
House. Wherever "TOo Much johnson"
has been played the audience has been
bubbling over with laughter before the
end Of the first act: the company enthus-
astically recalled ut the end of the second
act, and when the play closed there wasn't
a smilelcss man or woman in the house.
There may have been funnier comedians
than TOO Much johnson" but the popu-
larty of Gillette's efforts would Indicate
the contrary. This comedy is clean and
clever: it has many humorous situations,
lot of natural conversation, excellent
scenes, and serious bout of acting bo-
tween Mr.. and Mrs. Augustus Billing
which is very pretty and effectively done,
The play Is seasonable, and is ingeniously
constructed, and asks for no favor from
its audience except a desire to be amused
Unless all signs fail, the engagement
will be more than brilliant.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-28
Just as good" as Postum Cereal are
words used to defraud the public.
Captain Johuson's Fnrm Products

Captain J0hIsOn's Farm PRODUCTS
Captain Thomas johnson came up from
Concord Wharf, Va, yesterday, and
brought with him samples of the product
OF his farm. which are really hard to beat.
They occupy the window Of John Meal
ey1 place Of business on Market street
al o second and have given the window
arural appearance.
The genial captain is anxious that his
friends shall sec what the soil on his firm
combined with tho farmers own work, can
produce. Perhaps tho most striking vege
table is II pumkin which weighs 100
pounds. This however is not as large n
pumpkin AS the captain farmer has pro
dnccd but it Is as large rs any that have
been raised in Delaware
There are two beets which each measure
"a Inches and are almost 10 inches thick in
the center While these vegetables are
much larger than the sweet potato pr :
ducrd tho captain pridos himself more,
perhaps, on this product, They are n fine,
large variety, and it would not require
many to make II meal for the largest fam.
lily. All hi other crops are correspond
ingly well developed.
While the captain is anxious for his
friends to SEQ the vegetables he is more so
that they should see the farm which pro-
duccs them. He knows how to treat his
friends and it can be safely said that with
this wide invitation no will have many Of
his associates to entertain in the coming
four weeks
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-28

A short time since the Fowler Cycle
Manufacturing Co applied for an In
junction against Julian l. Franck, trad
ing us the Hub Cycle Co, lR Bay ston
street, Boston, Mass, to restrain him from
using the name OF Fowler on wheels of
their make These wheels had been
made by the Fowler Co., but were sold
without the Fowler name plate. Tho
Fowler Co also brought suit to recover
damages which they had suffered because
of the wheels being sold at such ridicu-
lousy low figure rs Fowler wheels.
The Judges decision in the case was to
the effect that if the wheels were actually
made by the Fowler Co, Franck was
justitiahlc in using that name, either with
OF without name plate, and refused to
giant the injunction.
CJlFEDpD fIREENMAS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-28

The street market was well patronized.
Following were the prices
Eggs, % to 20 cents per dozen; butter, 90
to 80 cents IL pound; white potatoes, 45c
bu, corn, 20 cents per dozen; cabbage,
cents per head; apples, 10 to II cents per
half peck; bcets, to 8 cents u bunch; to
matoes, 10 cents per half peck; chickens,
- to 90 cents each; ducks, A to 5Oc each;
squads, % to 3oc u pair; pork, lOc lib;
sCrapplo, &c lib, sausage, Zoe lib; turnips
lOc half peck; chestnuts, l2C at; grapes, &c
ID wholcIale or 10 to lsc basket; Cali
fornia grapes, . lbs for CSC; celery. SC Il
stalk; radishee, &c bunch; caulilower
10 to 2Dc u head; lima beans, lSc at.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-28
Candidate for c,n,rcax

Nv
| sI: ! nave read with much interest
tne three letters In your issue OF ths zdo
INSTANT as wen as the editoriai comments
Oh the same MINK all such correspond
en's MAKE q. mistake In not signing their
naihsS 10 theaf communications, ana tnus
ie' Tue reauer ueciae DIS 10 their stahuihs
% nepuohcahs' OF, as lhe eaitoriai puts
~ Wen-hho"h citizehs OF the state. 10
e'l"piish my ciaih as republican Will
say tnat my hrse vote was cast Tor MI
James nuchahan In lSo6' II was young
men, anu khe" no better; but three years
vi hatu SERVICES IN deiehce OF our country
IN 'he great fepsiiion atoned for my ac-
.'oh' anu since tneh my every vote mas
oeeH e"'' ioi soiiu hepupiicah ticket.
AIN OF am ! not Republican!
new ciisis mas come 10 our country,
as sefious anu Win as uire consequences
as 'nat VI the siNties, Wheh all parties
uh'tea anu men spiiled thelr blood With
out SUM- that inns nation might live
Mhat Is thls piack CLOUD whlcn threatens
ui'aa'er anu ruin 10 our sranu' uhequal1ed
heritage
IL Is repuaiat,oh' dlshohor ana the en-
pittefmeht OIL man against man so-cailed
ciass against class when theFe are no
eiasses' thahR heaVeh Every man mas
an equai chancei to-day the employe' To-
no 'i, 'he enip'oyeri to-uay Inc ran
spii''er, tomorrow the ruler OF the might
'ees nauoii on tne eaftn'
"na'' 'heii' 's our auty In thls hour!
y is nut ohiy withlh our power 70 save
our country now as II was IN the slXtes'
ana now u is with our ballots How is
~ NC uone Ahere ~ pul one way 10
uo "-oy ERECTING Mchihley ana Hopart,
aHu' Just a. '''po, 'ant' souna money
Nohe'ess' Nho' lneh' uare throw MS
'o'e away Ill 'n'S great emergency ny
oa"I'hs ~ ior paF''es representing sue
ISSUES! pehe'e we as fepuDilcahs shouia
WITH anu 'ote LOT 'he souhu money can
uiua'e mus hheiy 10 VI eiecteu' Lei past
e4io's 'Neie oe' ~ 10 'iie WINS
a'u al unite oh 'hiH oaF s'eat op!e1t'
'no e'ee"O" Vi our ries'usntia' 'cAe' as
well as oui c'Asi s7s'oi'a. ''eNe'tne u!ie
"''io't as ,inp' t'H' de- w o'ne'' "nO
.ne 'aNuluate nut d'"i"'ie' M any
pei'eNe 'hat MI "I''s s'anus nean anu
suou'ueis aoo'e All o'ne's III Tue race,
win MT, housVoh retired 'heie "ou'u
scalceV DO uoup' OF 'ne result
"atcheo CLOSELY the record OF our con-
gressman IN the last session. lhere were
rev members VINO MADE better impress
sion than Mr.. Wills HIS speeches were
away ABOVE the average, ana III TACT equal
to the best. Those who did not read them
l'issea great treat: lie worked con-
tihuany ior tne interests OIL TINS Guy ana
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-28

The program at Wonderland Theatre
this week is an excellent one. The Pant
zier Trio do an act that seems to be next
to an impossibility. The contortion work
of the Misses Panther Is really wonderful.
Mazzlotta plays sweet music His solos
on tho musical glasses are exceptionally
fine. The Bon Ton Girls, st. Alva and
Fanchette, are graceful kickers and
dancers. Crimmous and Magee draw
pictures Of the Presidential candidates
and TO a vary funny dancing act.
The rest Of the show is good and the at
tendance large Next weeks show prom
isas to eclipse any of manager Dockstader's
opening. The house will remain open
until a, IN. election night and tho cleo
ton returns will be read from the stage.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-28

Tho Republican Sta,e Committee an.
nounGes the following meetings arranged
to date:
October Is uditorium COlored mons
rally, the Hon, q. w. Bryant Of Maryland
aud the Hon. G. w. Anderson Of New
York
October 29-Claymont
October 3D-Opera House.
October 3l--Audtorium.
Other meetings together with names of
speakers will be announced from time to
time. Hugh G. Browne, Chairman. w.
c, II. Colquhoun, Secretary
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-28

The Wilmington Dental Manufacturing
Company has sufficient orders on hand to
keep the plant running for at least another
month. The orders arc from London,
Toronto, Leeds, Birmingham Liverpool,
L!ipsic, scotland, Frankfort on the. Main
and many other foreign corporations, be-
sido firms In this country
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-28

Owing to tho increase of typhoid fever
in Reading, Pa, the health authorities
have rosorled to stringent measures to
prevent its further spread. All houses in
which the disease exists must be marked
and the sign must remain up until all dan
ger is over. Several deaths have already
occurred and numerous persons arc now
sick.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-28
Rode Into the ford.

BOYS who had stretched cord across
Washington street near Elliott avenue
last night were responsible for bad falls IL
man and woman got from their wheels.
I Ne couple rode into the cord, wcr, rown
and badly injured about the head beside
the damage to their wheels. Such prac-
tice Is far from fun.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-28

A horse belonging to Charles u. Mel
chinr while pussing niunt tho streot AT
Front Gnd West this mUrnng received "A
shock The animal fell and was badly
skinned about the body. Owing to the
gutter being higher than tho rails tho
water flows over the street and tbs place
j. dangerous
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-28

Magistrate DAILY to-day held John LAWN
and VIM. Till in s5b0 bail for u further
hearing on Saturday morning on the
charge of larceny Of rolls of copper wire.
the property of the City Passenger Rail.
WAY COulDhny
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-28

Building Inspector Grubb to-day grant.
ed the following permits: G. l. Swaync,
alterations to llO3 Market aud alterations
to corner Eighth and Franklin streets.
: II, Ridgway, alterations to corner sth
and Wilson streets
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-28
To-nighps Opera House Meeting.

Union Republicans will hold II mass
meeting iu the Opera House tonight,
which will be presided over by Henry G..
Conrad and addressed by Hon. w. c.
Warburton of Elkton and Walter Hayes
of this city Mr.. Hayes will deal with
State issues and Mr.. Warburson on ma
tional affairs. The Elktonian will also
explode II bomb of Higgins politics which
every Republican in the city would do
wall IN hear
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-28

In city court this morning Henry Davis,
colorcd, pleaded not guilty to tho charge
of larceny Of pair of sleeve buttons
valued at 81 the property Of Mary Scott
She dcposed that on Monday evening he
drew comb from his pocket which be-
longcd to her and then sho saw one of the
buttons She went upstairs and found
that her property was gone. As he re.
fused co pay for the property he was ar
rested He was held in 800 bail for the
upper court
TEDDY Mcguire was arrested last
evening" charged with larceny of n pound
cake and knife. from the bakery Of
Mary Weyl, No. East Second street, He
acknowledged to officer Lyons that the
reason he took the cake was that he was
hungry and drunk. He was held in 500
bail for tho upper court.
Tho charge of dsorderly conduct against
john Wilkinson was continued until Sat
urday morning.
Samuel Foreacrc was held i'll 5000 bail
for n hearing tomorrow morning on the
charge Of larceny of picture and frame
valued at S. 80.
VIM. Kramer and Chas. Shields, colored
were held In 500 bail to answer the charge
of assault and battery on Howard Mote.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-28
Bll Frnn,s 1T the Volunteers.

Evangelist Carr, better known as big
frank, the converted burglar, is at the
Volunteers OF America. in their armory,
Third AND kng streets, assisting Capt.
SLlth, the song5trr, aud Lieut.. Furlong
This afternoon AT 3.3O big Frank" will
speak, and at $ p, III. there will be Il big
melting and Big Frank will talk on
THE Bright Side Of Life" and on Thurs
day night hr will talk On Being Weighed
In the Balance Everybody should try
and get to the Volunteers Armury. Come
early To secure seats and avoid the rush.
Doors opHn ut y. III. Everybody well
come.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-28

er shoes. The reason IS be-
cause the care they receive
has much to do with the wear
they give. But all patent
leather is not alike, and shoe
sellers are on the lookout al
ways for makers who use
good patent leather.
With us, whether it is the
S. grade, the So grade or the
81 grade, the leather must be
goddard while we can give
no guarantee, our shoes have
proven to be dependable.
Our Shoe Department ca
tiers to Men and 81 title Men"
and from shoes for the Little
Man" just walking there is
not regular size or a good
kind Of shoe that we cannot
show you.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-28
KEN NARD & CO.
Gloves
at
kennard's

Our Gloves are a luxury. We
never pass a pair Of Gloves over
the counter wa cannot guarantee.
A choice glove at $l.00. Eos.
ter Hook and four buttons, in
Tans, Browns, Blacks.
A fine French 4.button Kid
Glove, made by Trefousse, at
$3.50.
White Black stitching,
Pearl Black stitching,
Cream Black stitching,
Lemon Black stitching, ~
Black White stitching,
Blacks, Plain, Tans, Browns,
in Self and Black stitching.
The finest French Kid Glove
imported, made by Trefousse, 4
buttons, at $500 and 1926
BLACK ONLY.
Pique in Ok Blood 2.clasp
Trefousse, $l.95.
Pique, Ok Blood, at $1.25; a
good make.
Mocho, 2,clasp Tans, Browns
and Blacks, at Sl.25; a lovely
cold weather glove.
In Suede Gloves we have a
large line
Commencing at 81. Is for a
S-button length in Beaver,
Tans, Slate, White.
In the Trefousse Suede full
lines G.button at 81. G0;.9 but.
ton at S. 200; l2,button at IT'S;
lGbutton at $500; 20.button
$3. 80. Also white lG--button
at $2.35.
Misses Kids at 65c and 81.
Children's 2-class Pique at
81. This is a fine, strong glove.
Ladies' Biarritz KID 6-bnt.
ton length at 81. Tans, Browns
and Blacks. This is one of the
best gloves at this price that
comes to America.
Same glove in 4 button at 81
a good cycling glove.
Heavy silk gloves for ladies
and misses.
Heavy silk N1itts for ladies
and misses. Cashmere gloves
for ladies and misses. Heavy
knit wool and cashmere gloves
and mitts for men and boys
from l5c per pair up.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-28

Don fail tn =rc the High Schools new
tricks in the foot ball game at Riveryicw
to MORROW
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-28

DIR, t miss the beat s4ina nj the season
o. Thursday At RirrrYH'w, Wilmington
Hi.h 'choo. rs The T'.9nd4' Select school
Of Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-28

Mrs. j. Watson, 1909 Arizona St, Phila-
delphia, Pa, says: II think DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup Is a splendid remedy. had
to cough night and day and one bottle re-
lievcd mo wonderfully"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1896-10-28
POLITICAL NOTES.
Robert R. Houston Kept Busy

Robert R. Houston Kept Busy
Contradicting Reports Of His
Withdrawal-Even Peter lord
Can't Save Ebe w. Tunnel from
Defeat-L. Irving Handy Still
is Hopeful-The Campaign
Lacks the Old Time Democrat
&c Leaders on the Stump--Eddie
Cochran Very Mich in Evil
dence.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1896-12-26

The demand for sof;s pillows Is still
On the increase The pillow covers are
now made to suit the taste of the owner.
Fancy silks and handsome satins are
put to one side fer something novel and
unique. The latest cover for woman s
room is made of piece of fine white
linen, upon which her college friends
have written their names. The owner
fingers outline the writing in wash
silks with the colors Of each writer's
college,
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1896-12-26
Jewish Kings.

The Jews, from the coronation of
Saul, in 1895 B. c., TO the accession of
Rehoboam, in 975, had three kings
Saul, David and Solomon, who each
reigned 40 years The kingdom of Is
rael, from the accession Of Jeroboam |,
in 975, to the dispersion of the ten tribes
in 72I, had 10 kings. Between Rehobo;
am, B. G. 975, and Zedekiah, the last
king in Jerusalem before the Babylonish
captivity in 500, there were % kings.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1896-12-26

Alliance Female Tent, No. "a, ex-
poets to have time of refreshing in
Christmas. Its memb ers are marshall
ing their forces to take a hand in
keeping whiskey out of Pocomoke
Neck. King Alcohol, the devils best
friend is heading that way. Brethren
and sisters who are devoted to dissem-
nation of the principles OF temper
ance, fortitude and justice look well
to your interests. Every Rechabite
should lie at their post to battle for
their boys. e.