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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-01
Pennsylvania REVENUE.


I The Taxation or Dreweries AAd DIS
s 2 =, tilseFtsS ~ Agreed Upons
!. Harrisburg. July 1.-the conferences
sommittee agreed upon revenue bill
last night. but n was not presented to
ahe house until nearly midnight. Chair
nian Marshall h holding out the re.
port Of the conference committee on
the general appropriation bill until
after the house dfsposes OF the revenue
bill. II II should refuse to pass tho
amended revenue bill Governor Hast
ings says he will be forced to cut many
of the bills for private charities for the
want Of sufficient revenue. The bill
as amended grades the brewery IL
censes as follows:
Where the amount manufactured the
last year was less than 1000 barrels
the fee is Placed at $780, less than 1000
barrels, $500; lcgs than 5000, $500; less
than 5o3c, SEQ; less than l0,0eo, $3.50;
less than 10000, & coo; less than $4,000,
$1.eso; SIS thaa tocco, I,50C; less than
5o,Go0, Fl,750 less than $4,000, $1,000; less
than Ic,cc0, $50; less than $4,000, 49,
sec; laas than 10000, $780, less than
10000, S2,ce0; less than 10000, $4,000;
less than ec0Qo0, $4,000; less than 100000,
5000; over $4,000 barrels. $4,000.
Tie fee FOR distilleries, based upon
the output Of the previous year, range
form 500 on an output of less than
30 barrels to sl,750 on less than 10000
barrels, while for over 10000 barrels
the tax is $1,000. 1t is further provided
by the conference report that when a
new distillery or brewery is licensed
the fee for the first year shall be $1,000,
there being no previous product.
The bottlers' license in FIRST and Sec
ond class cities is placed at $500; third
class cities, $3.50; boroughs, $3.50; town
ships, $125.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-01
There Was No Shooting.

We were side tracked at Blue Hill to
wait for the express, when man dressed
in cowboys garb and having two guns
and knife in his arsenal Gang riding
up to the station on cayuse All the
passengers on the platform and in the
cars had a look at him as he dismount-
ed, and 1t was the general verdict that
he was bad man and must be treated
tenderly. He was enjoying the atten-
ton be attracted, when another man
came riding up from the opposite direc-
ton. He was also mounted on cayuse
and had guns and knife and bad,
bad appearance. He dismounted with
IN 30 feet Of the other and then
drew himself up as stiff as ramrod
and looked the first conner over with an
expression Of deep contempt on his face.
1t was plain to sec that there was bad
blood between them, and the women
and children were hustled into the sit
ting room to be clear Of the expected
row. OF a sudden each man rested his
hand on the butt Of a pistol and looked
deAantly at the other. Then each stepped
back, lifted his hand and began walking
up and down the platform.
"There's going to be bloodshed and
death here If we don't interfere, whis-
pered the baIdheaded man who had
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-01

The story Is told in New Hampshire
town Of half demented boy who one Sun
day escaped from the poor farm and In
the course Of his wanderings entered the
'Orthodox" church.
The day was hot and the sermon long.
The congregation drowsed in their seats
or sleepily famed themselves and wished
the minister would draw his remarks to
close. Suddenly the half witted boy
entered at the rear Of the church with his
arms loaded with apples.
: He threw one Of them at the right hand
wall, where it hit with q squashing sound
and spattered down upon the head Of
slumbering deacon, who gave sudden
start and sat up very straight.
The minister pauged and addressed the
sexton, who had also suddenly Weakened
from nap.
Remove that disturber at oncel" he
said, with some severity.
Don't you mind me, parson, answered
the half wit as he aimed another apple.
"You go right along with what you were
saying, and II keep 'en awake for you az
long as you say. "-Youth's Companion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-01
NUGGETS OF NEWS,

President Faure, of France, will start
on his visit to the czar Of Russia in the
middle Of August.
Five people were drowned at Chicago
Tuesday while in swimming to seek
relief from the excessive heat.
Commissioner Hermann, of the gen.
eral land office, has promulgated rules
for the protection of the forests.
Two Indians at La Pointe agency, In
Wisconsin, have gone blind as a result
Of drinking essence of peppermint
A guy rope fell across live wire at
Cleveland, electrocuting one man, hor-
ribly shocking another, and burning
several more
A coach was upset at Budd Lake, N.
j., and an aged couple were caught
under the vehicle and drowned. Four
others were injured and one may die.
Pastor Hunter, Of the First Baptist
church, Russell. Ills, stopped a prize
fight Sunday morning, slapping Wis.,
consin sheriff and humping together
the heads Of the principals.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-01

The burglar noiselessly opened the
door Of the bedroom and glided in. Aft
or flashing his bullseye lantern around
the room be placed it on the dresser and
coolly proceeded to collect every thing
valuable. He had been at work perhaps
two minutes when tine occupant of the
bed awoke and said, II say, Mr..
Burglar -" But the gentleman ad-
dressed promptly covered the speaker
with his revolver and remarked huskily:
"If yer say anudder word er make q
move yer'll be lately deceased. Seer"
II beg your PARDON" said the other,
whose name was Wheeler. II don't in
tend to make an angel out Of myself
just yet. only wanted to know where
can buy bicycle lamp like yours. It's
the best ever saw. Truth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-01

blGN - I-r
drink together. AFTER awhile we II cit
them nevis out fur the race, and Dnn
he'll want to work things SO that his
critter will git about ten feet to start.
Dams purity straight on most things,
but when it Gums to mewl race hed
beat his own father. If l see that he Is
workin ag'in me, I'll git mad, and
thar'll be fout, and jest who'll be killed
and who'll git away nobody can't say.
Wouldn't like to git shot, I reck-
on?"
"No, of course not"
"Mebbe Dan won't work ag'in me, "
continued mine host, "but if he don't I
may work ag in him. Ten feet is a purity
good start in mewl race, and want
it if kin git it. If Dan sees I'm tryin
to git it, thar'll be fout and lot of
shootin, and can't skassly see no call
fur yo' to mix in.
1T seems to me that you ought to
pull off race without any jangle." I
said, feeling anxious to go along.
eyes, mebbe it Does" he replied as
he mounted his mule, "but thut's kase
yo' don't know the ways of the kentry.
Jest take my advice and stay to hum,
and if I cum back alive I'll tell yo' all
about it this evenin."
He came back alive, but he had o
bullet in his shoulder and had been
stabbed twice, and as I assisted Mrs.
Thomas to bind up his wounds he ex-
planned:
"Thar was fout, jest as ! said thar
would be, and sum ten Or 'leven men
cum out wuss than did. Jest as we'll
yo' wasn't thar, stranger. Yo' don't
know tho ways Of the kentry, and three
or four critters was akin arter 20 to
blow yer head off"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-01

Mn II NJ S1Ai11ssn n ! parlr oar.
IA n " Sa6testioh The httle crowd
.liyidsa an1 srptoa6hsd III NO mon to
argue With thsh.
!. '.'0sntismsn. !" replied Tie frst bad
man when asked NOT 70 DO any shuoting,
"that Teller insuitsd me, and I must
hev biz blood. I'm d good natured man
and allus willin to accommodate, but
don't Ask me 10 spare him. In three
minits he'll be . dead man."
The other man was just a fsrocious
When the passengers hoped he would
restrain himself and preserve the peace,
hs waved them aside and said:
"I've spared that oritter half dozen
times on bis mothers account but now
his end has come. His grave has bin
dug and his headboard is ready. and
I'm goin to fire six redhot bullets into
his carcassr'
Neither Of them could be moved by
argument, and we could see that each
was growing fiercer and flercer, when
/. the baldheaded man trotted In and had
word with the station agent. A mo-
ment later that official appeared, hav-
ing in his hand q stout club. He walked
mp the platform to where the men stood
eying each other with folded arms and
heaving breasts, and hating before the
one on his right he said;
"Ike Hooper, you want to chop ii
right of short and git out Of thisl"
Ike hesitated about five seconds and
then got into his saddle and galloped
of, and the agent took q fresh grip on
his club and said to the other:
Jim White, you make me tired, and
I'll give you one minute to fy!"
1t didn't take Jim over half minute
to mount his cayuse and head away,
and as the passengers murmured their
establishment and thanks the agent
flung his club away and said:
"Those critters acted in a play for
two or three nights last year, and they
come down here every day or two to
pose and show off and scare women and
children. I'm getting weary Of it, and
If they don't quit I'll chuck the both Of
'em into barrel and ship 'em out O.
the country" M. QUAD.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-01
4 ws,4Ar CURED HIM.


H seois the Dlshrag, cad HI Rhsans-
!. ~, sisn was = - Ed.
"You ~ that haven't . particle Of
rheumatism" said the man with fiofid
taco and volee that was intended BY mo-
ture for campaign purposes.
II feel like 9-year-old, never have an
ache or pain, don't pay q particle Of at
tention TO east winds, rains or changes In
the temperature, eat three meals day
and sleep like top. A year ago went
around smelling like bottle of horse lini-
mgnt. One time I'd be on crutohes; then
I'd have an arm drawn all out of shape or
shoulder that was Of no earthly use. The
last spell had was with my back, and
was about ready to throw up the sponge.
"What did do for ita Everything I'M
der the sun. had horse chestnuts in ev-
cry pocket. / carried potatoes till they
petrifed. ate lemons till was as sour as
I looked. I took more kinds Of medicine
than you can find IN any one drug store.
Iwas In boiled state for six months from
hot baths. was mnssaged into pulp.
! Travelled 300 miles to have the disease
charmed away and had 1t worse coming
back than did going. One day met
little old man who must have been 100.
He was as spry as kitten, yet assured me
that from the time he was from 80 to 10
there was nothing Of him but rheuma.
tism. Even his hair ached. He advised
me to steel dishrag and rub myself thor
oughly with 1t every morning. There was
no virtue in the treatment unless I stole
the rag.
II would have robbed bank to get re-
lief. One afternoon slipped through the
back door of a house into the kitchen,
grabbed a dishrag and started to limp
away. A 200 pound hired girl let out
Tipperary screech and took after me with
a mop stick. By the time she had clouted
me once or twice was running like q pro-
fessional, and at the end Of half a block I
was out of reach Of her weapon. I've
never had n twinge SINCE don't know
whether the hired girl, the pounding, tho
running or the dishrag cured me. I'm
rather disposed to think that the rheuma
tisln was scared out Of me. Detroit FIRES
Press.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-01

Schedule i'll effec. May Is. 1897.
All trains illuminated with Pinssd
rh .EaPTsssiI E tra;ps; Neutrality-suspicious.
WARE AVENUE STATION FOR
- M & YoH H. w .sa AZ. I'll
i: liz :. n n. nj sunday. SIS. 80. 'lls II
PH!LHbELPHlA,W eek-dassys,, :: sala !, -
49, a.. :i;ls II "a, IL e. scs ~ $50 lo III
$50, $40, .1l.25, 1.26 =. m; So. a50. ~
$50, .l1s 9lb. sl1.0o p; H->
liz. as. $50. 80. $50 MS. SIS. u p. Q.
soaa q 8 III :. * * az -: s Y III =
~ XTIANTic CITY. week days. I:ls -
.lz:2l. s2.2s. 1873 p m. Sundays, asS q. ~
e cARRE MAY, week days. 'zl5 a. ms
II SA E IN ssGoA AND So WaAsHINcTqs.
week days; "a ~. 50 y l. 2 IN e. 49,
sS @ W. Ia IL III IT, SIS 4. M: .isss Has
81 sAi LII :ss Aap P Way "a srArrosss
N Rs s n e. s.. e. d Ssa., ALE TO- s
.,i.o % " q. m: .isSs. sol. '4;os. AL
- fI1Ts ri II % a &C.. a. a. u.s. 1T
CHICAGO, daily. s457 p. m. ~
CHICAGO via CINCINNATI and Usa
D d5AANNtAISNAT1 aSb s. ST. A. L s5ly
nj To Sc -. ARD h nj BE ssssIr .su p
daily to Toledo and daily except sandass
70 NEW PssFO ORLEANS AND MEMPHIS -
BRISTOL AND CHATTANOOGA. s2I
.. M, daily. Through sleepers to Nsna1
phis and New Orleans.
SINGERLY ACCOMMODATION, We9Q
days, no q. M: a04, 7.35. 104c p. m. SUM
days, 40 q. M; a04, 7.2S p. m.
IANDENBERG ACCOMMODATIONS
week days, ITO m. 1000 q. m: 3.04, Ill
D, m. Sundays, 1000 a. M; Az p. m.
LEAVE MARKET STREET STATIONS
PHILADELPHIA. week days, 80 PM.
BALTIMORE, week days. Gas AMI
~ IIApNiDEiENBERG. week days. 6E, ass q
M; 2.55, SIS p. M Sundays, e.55 q. mi
" Leave PHILADELPHIA FOR WILL.
MINGTON, week days, $50, 6.10, no.
'S15, 500, '1O26 II. 80 a. M: s12 20, '1.3S, 4e0
$50 .I20, 4.3O '5.15, 5..4l, 500. go, sLlcl
~ Is .l1 m 2 . 81 a1sassy sS :s
$50. $40. sSl9, 1880 p. m.
Telephone No. 1888.
Rates to Western points lower than va
any other line:
W. M. GREENE. D. B. MARTIN,
Gen. Manager. sian Of Pass. Trafaoa
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gEETCHEDBYMsQUADI

\ : -1ry..
M Wa5s q shs ussatsH
\ Ii ths saofniAe NJ. TApmas brought
out and saddled bin mule, cleaned and
loaded BIZ shotgun and was about 10
ride away when ! asked him II he wsru
going on . journey.
"only Jest over to scottsville. be
replied.
II was thinking Of going over there
myself. to sss II ! had any mail. haven't
ron got smother mule around the placer"
''I've got the mswl all right, !" be re-
piled. scratching his head and looking
around, "but yo'd better Jest wait till
tomorrer. Bsin yo' ar q stranger yere,
70 don't know the ways Of the kentry
and might git inter rubble."
''what sort Of troAblep"
"Waal, stranger, let me sortar ex-
plain things to 20. That ar newl has
got gait On him, and I'm goin over to
Scottsville 70 ride him in . race as'in
Dan Carter's NEW"
"Then / should certainly like to go
over. don't remember that ! ever saw
q race between mules"
"What I'm sayin to yo', stranger, is
that yo' don't know the ways Of the
kentry and had best stick right here till
tomorrer. In the fust place. mem Dan
Carter amt any too friendly. He's a
great hand to blow around, and If he
gifts to BLOWN too much thar'u be
fout and no mewl race. The fout will
start between men Dan, but befo' it's
through all the crowd will mix in. If
70 was thar, yo'd probably git hurt. Is
that plain?"
eyes"
II Dan don't git to BLOWN, mebbe !
will" he continued. II amt much Of a
hand to blow, but I can't allus hold
myself down. II blow, it will be the
same as if he blowed-a fout and mo-
or less shootin, and nobody kin tell how
many will be hurt. Can'tyo understand
thatP" t-.--,. D.
II think do"
"Waal, mebba thar won't be any
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-01

"a white girl for housework. 2
NV ~ family. samL Wolters, SECOND aud
t1arfet eercetA js86ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-01

Newark, N. j., July 1.-William M.
MITCHELL colored pugilist from Butte,
Mont, who has been living in this city
for short time, was shot and perhaps
fatally wounded last night by Emil B.
Koenig, a saloonkeeper. The shooting
was the outcome of prize fight which
Mitchell had with fighter known as
"Scaldy Bill" at Philadelphia on New
Years day. Mitchell was defeated, and
as Koenig bet on him he lost his money.
Since then Koenig, it is stated, has
been very bitter against the western
pugilist, and the shooting is the result.
Mitchell was removed to the hospital,
where it was stated that the bullet had
pierced the lungs. Koenig was ar
rested,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-01

TXTANTED-Ry q lady situation a. house
plg ~ IN Taylor atrest. j2SSt'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-01

"Chargel" Numbered the commanding
officer Not soldier moved. An aid hur-
riedly approached.
"Why this delayp" demanded the gen.
eral 1.-THE enemy ia in front and the men
are IN line"
zone moment" said the aid. 1.-THE
kaleidoscope machines are not yet in posi-
ton"
Again did civilization prevent blood.
shed.-New York Sunday World.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-01

n ,NUh OALE-I have several
II small properties aid de-
pirable building lots in different
sections OF the city for sale at
prices that are low Apply to
". Scott Vernon, agent for the
company at this office.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-01
GermnnY,S Cabinet Crisis.

Berlin. July 1.-The German cabinet
crisis has made further progress. DR..
Buchenberger, minister of finance in
the grand duchy of Baden. has de-
cined the secretaryship Of the i'm
perial treasury vacated by Count
Posadowsky Wehner, probably fearing
the fate of Baron Marschail Won Bier
bernstein. 1t is also expected that Frei-
herr Badiner, president Of Dusseldorf.
will succeed Count Posadowsky-Weh
ner. DR.. Miguel will retain the Prus-
sian portfolio Of finance, and, as the
senior member of the cabinet. will as
sumo the office of vice president of the
Prussian ministry
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Convicted of Manslaugilter.

Philadelphia, July 1.-Maude C. Gran
ger. charged with the murder of a q
months-old infant named Inez Palmer,
slaughter. The allegation was that the
defendant neglected, abused and other
wise Ill treated the child to such an
extent as to cause its death. She Sc
cured the infant from a midwife when
1t was few days old. There was tes-
timony to the effect that on different
occasions the defendant had beaten the
child
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-01
Wilmington & Northern R. R,

TIME TABLE IN EFFECT JUNE 9Th. ~
Trains leave Wilmington (Trench Strsah
Station) for b. d 9. Junction. Montchsn-
Cosrart, Chadd's Ford Junction, Pocop-
son, west Chester, Embrcville, Mortoa-
Vile. Coatesviile and intermediate stas
tons daily except Sunday. 2.e0 a m 2I0 4
and 4 lS .. IN. Sundays only atsc5 M. sio
and ~ p m. as far as Coatesville.
Far Waynesburg Junction, Springfield
and intermediate stations. daily except
sundays only at 8 O5 a IN , 10 and 4 p IN.
For Joanna, Birdsboro. Reading and ia.
tcrmcdiate stations daily except Sunday
s2oa IN and 80 pm. sundays only, a
at 8 o. a. M. and ,. 10 p. m. /,
A. G. M'CAUSLAND, Superintendent
BOWNES8 BRIGGS, Gen. PasB. Agent
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-01

Chicago, July 1.-The hot weather
continued yesterday, the mercury
reaching its highest point. Sc, at 10
p. m. During the afternoon the highest
was S., at 8 p. NJ, but the humidity
was so great that the suffering was
intense. There were two deaths-Fred-
erick Randell, who died Of heart dis
ease. aggravated by the heat, and Pat
rick Smiley, who fell dead in saloon.
An unidentified man fell to the side
walk at Fifth avenue and Vanburen
streets and was taken to the hospital
in critical condition. There were
seven other prostrations, none of them
serious, however,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-01
Murder OH the Battleship Indiana.

3uuIdSI oIt AhC oftJie'Siip
New York, July 1.-Thomas j. Ken
ney. master at-arms Of the battleship
Indiana, was murdered last night on
board the ship as 1t lay at Its moorings
at Brooklyn navy yard. The murderer,
Philip F. Carter, walked up to him,
and without warning plunged bay
onet blade up to it's hilt in his back.
Kenny was popular man, although a
strict disciplinarian. Carter enlisted
from Boston In the fall of 1895. He,
like the man he killed, Is young, being
but u years of age. He has had no SER
vice except on board the Indiana. The
murder occurred about 7 o'clock, and
1t had been preceded by an alteration.
Carter had been absent during the day.
and had been drinking. and was in a
quarrelsome mood.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-01

Russia's New Ambassador to Turkey.
Constantinople, July I'M. Zinoview.
the Russian minister to Sweden and
Norway, has been appointed to sue
coed Count Nelidoff as Russian am
bassador to Turkey. This announce
ment has caused great surprise, as the
appointment Is believed to indicate q
new departure In Russian policy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-01
A Boston Belle,

She mastered all the points Of etiquette with
great facility.
In learning to play whist she showed remark.
able ability.
She understands the harp and plays the violin
delightfully."-.
A discord-if it's not the Wagner kind-annoys
her frightfully.
dances very prettily.
She speaks the French Of Paris, and she talks
in German wittily.
All modern ways to charm young men, in
fact, have been disclosed to her,
Bat she can't bake pot of beans, SO no one
has proposed 10 h.'-
lille Journal
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Out Of 1t.

Madam, is your son expecting to
carry off any honors at college this
year?'
"No, poor fellow. He injured his
kneecap in the first game Of the season"
Detroit Free Press.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-01

"Whati You cannot mean to tell me
you found the professor stupid? Why,
he knows everything"
81 know he does" said the sweet
young thing, "but I'd rather talk with
some one who knows everybody. I'm
dianapolis Journal.
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He doubled his money.

lie doubled MS money.
Within fraction Of second lle
doubled it again. Then he repeated the
operation.
He doubled it again and put it in his
watch pocket. "Perhaps my wife will
not find that dollar bill, he said.-New
York journal.
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GEHTs-I was drsadfulIy nervous. and for
relief took your Karl's Clover Root Tea IL
qnieted my nerves and strengthened my
whole Nervous Sysi en-. | was troubled with
Constipation, Kidney mud Bowel trouble.
Your tea soon clcsSaed my system 80 thor
Onnhly that ] RAPIDLY regainec health and
strength. Mrs. u A. Sweet. Hartford. Conn
Sold by N. d. Danforth. end and Market Dts
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Base Ball Scores

At @. A. Bourdon's cigar store Second and
Shipley, manufacturer Of the following
brands. City Market, Ruby Gold, Elsie,
Commercial and Amoskcag cigars, b.cent
straights.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-01

Freshman-What makes you think
these eggs were stolen?
Clubmate - You can see yourself
they We been poached. Princeton Tiger.
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bil1nA kidney troubles, dyspepsix head.
[EA 81 ONLY pills 10 us6 with our
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Current Items.

"Our whist club is going to play all
summer"
"That's good. Now we shall not
miss any neighborhood news. ''-Chica-
10 Record.
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nR. DnR AHDrs
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Ladies' Take the best. II you are troubled
with Constipation. sal,ow Skin and Tired
Feeling. take Karls Ulovor Tea, It 10 pleasant
to take Sold BY n. D. Danforth, 2nd and
Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-01

Carpet cleaning 81 Cents Yard.
Electric Carpet Cleaning Works, Phone
III Office 900 West Fourth street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-07-01

Simms the first among pills for tbs
ladies. made OF pure material stand hIgn
In their recommendation for tho lntlrmt.
ties OF ladies, o. also sent by mail. 6l3
King street,
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