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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-28
the posr AND THE MMA

tine eioss * q perfect DAY
utooped down to gather lovely flower
Thsn Kissed Il and-thrsw il away.
A girl passed by. all wounded and torn.
on old wrongs her memory ran
Her breath came hard. and she said with
scorn:
sCruell And lust like a mani
II. Gambler in New York Tribune.
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Lombardy Cemetery Go
SpeciaI Offer.

Special Offer.
In view of the contemplated improve
ments to the cemetery grounds and MS II
special induccment to purchasers, the
managers have decided to reduce the prices
of all burial lots to
SIS and $40.
For Limited Time Only.
'Iombardy" is growing more beautiful
every year. 1t will soon be the most popu
lar cemetery near Wilmington.
These lots are all on high land. perfectly
dry, with gravel and sand subsoil The
Ideal place for burial lot. Sizo OF lots
i1xl6 feet.
Easy Terms,
So Down and SIS a Month.
Better take advantage Of this opportunity
TO secure a burial lot greatly reduced
prices. Such Il chRnoe may never occur again
Early buyers get the nrst choice or lots. For
plot OF lots apply to
CHAS. n. TOWNSEND, Secretary,
r., Office 8o4 Market Street.
ml7-mw.flm
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Slmms the first among pills for the
ladies. made OF pure material stand hyh
In their recommendation for the iniirmi.
ties OF ladies' 81. also sent by null 6)j
King street.
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NiIminrtnn & NaEiharn R. R.

TINE IABEEIS ErFEC1 Nov. END. 1895
Trains leave Wilmington (French Street
In, WtnterhuIn. Guyencourt. Granogue.
Cosnart, Chadd's Ford Junction. Pocop-
son. West Chester, Embreville, Mortoa-
vile, C0atesNiile and Intermediate sta
tions. daily, e1cept Sunday7..O q M 40 4Gs
annals p. IN. Sundays only atS.0S IN, glo
and a.0j IN. ~
and intermediate stations. daily tAGapt
Sunday at ~ m, 2lO and 4 Us y. IN.
Sundays only at S,& q. M. 40 AND Ava
For Joanna, Birdsboro, Reading and In.
tcrmedinte stations. daily except sunday,
$50 a IN aud 2l0 p N. sundays oai "
at sos a. n. and 2lO p. M.
A a. WCAUSLAND, Superintendent.
BOWNESS BRIGGs. Gen. Pass. Agent.
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Adverse Opinions.

"Bilkins has wonderfully we'll stored
mind"
"He must have or he'd take it out of
storage. Chicago journal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-05-28

Dyspepsia cured. Shiloh's vitplIzor I'M.
niediately relieves Sour Stomach. Coming
up Of food Distress. and Ia the great kdne.
and liver remedy. Sold by N b. Dnnforthy
and ana Market street.
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JOHN j. HAYES,
No, IS last Second ST.,
THE TURNER'S


Have appointed as Special Agents in Will
mington for their Great Remedies, the
following Druggists: S. c. McKeever,
II. G. Kimble, Wilmer G. Taylor DIR.
Bennett Downes, B. r. Veasey, West
Street Pharmacy, J. Harvey Spruanoe,
Central Pharmacy, j. ]. Gallagher &
Bro.
HAVE YOU A BABY ?-Give It Po-
Melia VIII make it pink and plump.
Po-Melia perfect food. Discovered and
Perfected by the Turner'S OF Philadelphia.
ARE YOU A VICTIM Thousands of
men and women arr suffering great pain
with their Kidneys, Utah Kidney Beans
cure all Kidney troubles. Made by The
Turner'S.
FLYING SPARKS FADE AWAY
Nervousness, loss of appetite fade away by
using Bicola Pills. Make nerves right ,ap-
petite right, blood right. Great female
regulator. Made by The Turner'S.
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DEA COAL for family use. /"
Extra large sl1e. si.T5 psr toa
JOHN NJ. SOLO MON.
Once No. Z WesI Third street
Phones iIb nd aJ3
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BUFFALO. N. Y.-6ents:-Fromm my person
al knowledge. gained In observing the elect
Consumption. am prepared to say It Is the
most remarkable Remedy that has ever been
brought to my attention It has certainly
saved many from Consumption. sold by
N. d. Danforth. End and Market streets
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NTOTICE-Finest assortment and lowest
In prices in the city. Harness. riding sad
dies. trecks travelling bays. telescopea etc.
TOWNSEND. ml3-tf
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nR0PosALs FOR sI5. 600 SINKING FUND
i LOAN. Wilmington. Del.
Proposals wall BIO received at the City
Treasurer's olllce until ~ O'Clock at noon on
Saturday, May 70. o. for the purchase of all
or any portion Of tho above loan to be Issued
IN bonds of 500 or multiples thereof aad to
fall due and become payable Octobbri. 1875
Said bonds will be Issued by auth GRITTY of an
act OF the Legislature and pursuant TO an Or
dinRnce of city Council. the procee Is to be
used by tho Board of Park Comm ssioners in
u o improyeme tof the parks OF tile city of
Whining ,on.
y This loan will bear interest at the rate Of
per cent. per annum. payable semi.annuaiay
on the first days OF April andoetober In each
year.
The successfu nj bidder or bidders will be re.
quired to settle for the bonds at or before II
o'clock aoon on Wednesday, June 2. 1887.
Address all bids In sealed envelope to los.
X. Adams. City Treasurer, marked "Propo.
sails Tor Sinking Fund Loan"
The right to reject any or all bids Is re-
served. THOMAS e YOUNG,
0THONOWLAND
! JOHN s. R0SSELL
1 Sinking Fund Commissioners.
| t. ]. M'NULTY
JAMES b. OBERLY
/ HENRY W. ZEBLEY
| Finance Committee of City Council
: Attest: Joseph X. Adams City Treasurer
mJ0.l2 IS.lS 81, a4,e6.sa
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NTOTlCE-0n and after July LIST. stone
hours msl-Bt-
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Shake Into Your Shoes

Cupping and leeching. 1903 E. Second St
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NOTICES.

NOTICE TO COUNTY TAX PAYEHs-By
an and according to section ia chapter
Boz Of the Laws Of Delaware. passed at Dover.
April i4tL, F93. (of the Levy Court OF Ne W
Castle county, notice 10 heretv given that
taxes due on any real estate In said county
are not paid. the real estate so assessed and
taxed shall be levied on. advertised for sails
and cold by the sheriff for tile payment or
the said tax, In accordance with provisions
Of this law.
GEORGE K ELLEY. Comptroller
May 18th, 1897. Inls-iOt
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INOR SALE-Choice fresh COWS on Nh
L, hand at sill times Bulls, fat cows -E.su
and bolosnas bought or taken In exchange.
Address Passmote Bro5 Fairyilie. Pa.
alU bwdl
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Howard Z. Stats at No. 407 King street
has q fine line of fish and fresh meats.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-26
NOW SHE DID 1T.
rop, Tho Chicngo Record.

From The Chicago Necotu'
The girl cashier OF Madson-s restanran W., Wa
coz ,bree weeks believed by one OF the customer
80, ho a lin.nl descendant OF Morgan le. ray anu
~ bove some OF the family traits OF tieler IN"
s w. .aight magician For she 50, med 10 Know
~, in,uition or instinct or something els" "hit
ny 9,s The nrce Of the meal he had consumed am
We inst the amount OF money IN ms manu-
when he approaches to pay lie hrst ouTUu VIII
when he presented a &-cent check sht lm tyui,
atciv lnd upon the rubber mat dlne an" h''hc'
wLicch she had been holding for change ,,
VIII" !itn,y" this man inquired to himself did she
L,oa that Is cents would be the correct cnanSe :
There was earthly way Tor hfr 10 " JI VII ~, !
money / was going To offer her. either hoW u.!
iu n ~, to have the exact change ready without
y seconds delay or without having To 20 20 ne
cash register for IT," He could not answer to his
own satisfaction, ,,, . = ,or, ,r.ol and she
,rinmntiy laid "A nickel before him, the hve,cent
pian hriirr the oniy coin she held I'm her hand II
vas the Correct amount AS he gave her a haIt
noinr lie exp,rimented several times atterWiru
.UH A. last appealed to her for Information
"Iyhy abe said. didn't you ever notice the TINT
., vnur check When | see you coming twenty
yaet AWAY know by the slat"-co.orei check that
zee, n bnvn eaten 20 cents worth II you have red
49,, that warns me that you want to pay tor
two-b meal blue one means 30 cents rms
,."iiow ono IL OF course for 40 cents. The amount
T. printed upon the check but the color Is ny
Yes" said the other. somewhat reiieyed il, Ina.
seems easy But still my money Is not OF different
colorg How do YOU know what change TO nave
rendvp That's mind-reading. sure.
ticket you will usually give me the exact change or
hnif "A dollar. l have quarter ready for you In
vour ticket il n 35-cent one; you'll either give me
The correct amount or n half .dollar-or perhaps n
dollar With 10 cents In one hand and 30 cents In
the other I'm ready for any demonstration almost
me a big bill That t. not often. Sometimes the
,in fuI' seldom.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-26
HORSE AND CARRiAGE TRADE NOTES.
TO TIE FUTURE

Studebakor Brothers Manufacturing Company.
Princc-s, and Broadway is showing full line Of
high-class carriages a feature OF the business
which has shown large Increase within the last
wear The light weight brOuGham suitable for one
horse fitted with rubber tires and richly trimmed
and finished should prove a ready seller.
Downey, Duncan ~ White. SUCCESSORS to j. B.
Brewster & Co. Nos. is1 and 4S9 Fifth-avc. and No.
l43 West Fifty-ilrst-st.. have attractive display
Of brougEams OF their manufacture which are
up TO date In all respects. They also have some
good second hand brOuRhams and extension brought
ans built by the old company which offered at
attractive prices. This firm t. securing an cnSlablc
reputation for the excellence OF lta work. Every
prices low consistent with the quality OF the
work.
The carriage house OF Van Tasseil a. Kearney In
Thirteenth-st Third-ave., Is making many
good sales OF sc2Sonable carriages daily, the best
sellers being opera buses. broughams and depot
wagons In the line VI s.cgh5 there are several
novelties worth eXaminat zion. notably IN Turkish.
Russian ana Norwegian styles, OF which there are
numerous examples In stock. At the firms regular
semi-weekly auction sales. on Tuesday and Friday
last there much lively bidding, and all kinds OF
horses and vehicles were disposed OF at prices In
many Instances above the average. The stock OF
carriage horses Oh hand includes several costly
matched pairs. well bred, accmated and thorough
liz fit for Immediate hard work.
Fandrau & Co.. the Broome-st carriage builders
report a fair demand for closed carriages, not only
in this and neighboring cltiec. but from distant
points. Their stock OF sleighs Is large one, and
Includes almost every style made. They have ali
the recent additions In the way Of hxings and up
holstery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-26
THE FISHERS RULE AND LENS.
CoNvICTs IN MAKING ROADS
From The Milwaukee Sentinel.

DR.. George II. Ide told fish story at the meet
Ing CT the West Side Literary Club last evening
devoted to Forest and Stream" and Edward
Stlckney led UP to tho storytelling with sketch
Of the life and published works OF Izaak Walton
MI. lde followed with the declaration that there
was nothing in which the human family has so
little faith az In the fish story. He had gone TO
the lakes In the forest Businesses OF Northern
Wisconsin. and met with grand success. Meeting
one OF his churchmen on his return. he had re.
marked:
We'll. William. had splendid success. l caught
one hsh that measured thrty-four inches lust
two inches short OF yard
William looked at me with pair Of suspicious
eyes he replied:
doctor?'
A fsherman's rule? What Is a fisherman
rule"
" It's a rule by which you measure few inches.
guess the rest and give the fish the benefit of ali
the elasticity that your mind will permit
THE next man met, ! showed picture of INV
fish.
Was that picture taken with fish lensY in
quired the man.
"A FISH lens, And pray what is a fish lens?'
IA fish lens IL lens that will make a little
three.inch perch look like a whale replied the
sceptic."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-26
HEALTH AND LONG LIFE IN HONEY.
From Bee Culture


\ pound OF honey will go as far as a pound Of
butter and Il both articles be of the best quality
prime article Of extracted honey equal to comb
honey In every respect except appearance, can DO
2o'aihfG "a, iJ bet ' only when fresh. while honey
properly kept. remains indefinitely good-no need
10 hurry It out OF tie Ny for fear 1t may become
Sugar is much used in hot drinks as in coffee and
teo The substitution Of mild favored honey IN
such use may be- Nvy PfTee fnr E 6 i3 be.S
a., ~ m " rot drink were what Is called In Ger
MANY honey tea--a cupful Of hot water with one
r. tao tablespoonfuls OF extracted honey The at
,,tnm.ut OF great age has IN some cases been at
trihut.J largely to the lifelong use OF honey tea
Many people think honey Is honey al Just aLHe.
r,It mis- Is a great mistake. Honey may be OF good,
heavy body. what housekeepers can well ripened
weighing sometimes tweIve p"s ,Is 10 [ne r sol
0r r,ni@d more solid than lard 1t may be almost
corss as war y6r may honey og Sh Ts ss ac
CorGing to the flower from which it is obtained
- would be impossible TO describe IN words tho
mayors Of the different honeys. The different
nayors in honey are as distinct as me oaors IL.
whItn clover Under COR basswood sage. sweet
clover alfalfa. willow-herb. etc. and among me
horseInint buckwheat. etc. =, -.
Tastes differ as to hoc"y rs well as In an other
huckwheat. with It's very dark color and strongly
marked flavor, that buckwheat honey always rules
lover I'm price than white clover yet thete are
Zone who prefer buckwheat to any Other honey.
Somewhat fortuatey' ore 6o cyl9 CALI
f"rnian thinks nothing equals white sase. while
Dor
H. tSose days OF prevailing aduteration. when so
often Things are not what they seem. II Is a
camFor, 70 know that when one buys comb honey
he may know without question he Is getting inc
,'erninS article The silly stories seen from tlne
=, lima IN the papers about artificial combs being
nIed with glucose and deity sealed over with
hn, iron have not the slightest foundation IN fact
For Years there has been a standing orer py one
,vhose financial responsibility Is unquestioned OK
6, Goo for a sIrce pound of comb honey made with
ont the intervention of bees. The offer remains
untaken and win probably always remain So 10, iSr
no highest art OF man can never compass such
,,,ehip fh,a
compishes -, ., l.. a,1oran. Whom
Won see in the grocery tumbler OF lluuiu MONEY
with Il small piece OF comb honey, IN me sehtrs
,oW may he pretty sure the liquid money Is not
honey nj all but pure glucose II not iahllar
enough with honey TO detect II by tns 'ds.c your
n.y. ~ ~ course is TO buy of the producer direct,
or Of some one who knows as 10 us source anu
unon whose honesty you can rety. 49,. - .
i,s,a. from IT'S use In an unchanged state as
direct accompaniment OF bread or biscuit, h1hy,y
~ 80 hv bakers in manufacturing some or their
.hoiccst wares An advantage In using money lUr
In the line OF cake is In its keeping quaIi-
ny IHyan n the cake should become dry. close ~
M in a bread can for time ana It's freshness WIZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-26
TIE SYMPTOMS or "BUCK FEVER"
Marquette Mining Journal.

From The Marquette Mlhlilg Jouthai
,,.,,,,,,c citizen tells The Journal his ex:
,,ar,nnce with buck fever lie had never trieo
Ia shoot "A deer. and hunting them was new 20 MN NJ
,,,er snending a few hours tramping through tis
"nods feeling tired, he sat down on log 70 resi-
for a short time Now. like most hunters: ne nao
Zen his pipe and tobacco along FiHing the plpe'
he smoked Tor a time without interruption. when,
honnrning To turn his head Il little 10 one siue, 10
SD a large buck coming straight toward MIN MN.
a. mck would have IL. he had sat down TO smoAe
The deer kept getting nearer and nearer unt,r
he got nearly opposite the place where the Twin,
sat concealed While the hunter was Watchi"s
tho approach OF the deer he forgot that no haa
gun and that the deer was his meat H. re ami
Il was difficult matter for him TO restrain ,s.,
Of fright lie watched and trembled un,ii INC
thcket beyond Then feeling for his pipe he as nv
covered that II lay the ground near MS ieet, ~
the lime he had picked II up the deer was our OF
range and then ne discovered that In ms eHc' On
ment he had bitten the mouthpiece Oh HIS p'p' ."
two. . 49,. aoar ,,ove on
as IL seemed to him that he was the game III" wv
deer the hunter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-26
TO CAN DRIED FRUIT.
From The San Francisco Chronicle.

During the late Hamburg Exposition the State
BOARD OF Trade maintained school where pract-
chi demonstrations were given OF the proper
methods OF cooking dried fruit, which are likely to
result In much good to the State. as IL evidenced
by n letter received yesterday by Secretary Filcher
II ~ said that ,he California process OF cooking
dried fruit has just been patented in Germany and
n company with u capital of 10000 marks has been
incornornted TO conduct the business on "A large
scale IL is proposed after cooking the dried prod
uct 1t; There Is high duty on canned fruit
an agent will be dispatched to this coast TO pur.
cannery may be run to Its full capacity al through
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-26
4 CATS DIAMOND EARRINGS.

MRS AMT COMFORT ORIGINATES A NEW FASH
ION FOR FELINE PETS
From the ST. Louis Post-D.spatch.
Mrs Anita Comfort. OF No. 3,709 Westminster
Place Is the proud possesscr OF n big. black pet
cat which she has decorated In novel manner
Some months ago Mrs. Comfort In San Fran
cisco and there cat with ears pierced, through
which little tassels were tied.
The Idea struck Mrs. Comfort a good one. and
when she returned home she had The Of her
pet pierced.
Instead of tassels she has placed small dia mond
screw earrings in IT'S ears, which sparkle against
the black fur.
70 understand the value OF the gems, for It rarely
ventures outside the house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-26

The Rays will occupy the stage OF the "ranu
Opera House this week. presenting farce WIN
the decately suggestive title of "A Hot Ola lime,
Perhaps the reader may be able to make up MS
own mind what the piece IS like from the title:
II so. It will the true purpose OF utie- t
conveying TO the acute mind Just what Is u oo
found under Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-26
HANDICAPPED.
From The Chicago l

From The Chicago Record
What Is versatility
Versatility Is having SO many talents that you
can't get time to make living with any one OF
them"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-26

the De Kock Troupe. Juan A. Caicedo; Albert A.
Guile Robbins the Adelph Trio r9 aSpearance
a. this house; De Besse. the clay modeIeLI anu
kid" Mccoy in an exhibition of bag-punchihs'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-26

At the Eden Musee THIS Royal Marionettes are
pleasing the older visitors we'll as the children.
These wonderful little mechanical figures present
'Bluebeard" each afternoon at o'clock ana
"Humpty Dumpty" each evening at O'Clock. me
cinematograph has twenty-four new moving pict-
ures. The afternoon and evening concerts by the
orchestra offer attractive programmes, ana each
concert IS well attended The waxwork exhibits
are at their best, and the new groups. including
that Of Greater New-York attract much attention.
"A Paris Model" new three-act play by Jane
Mauldin-FeIgl. will have production under the
direction Of Rudolph Aronson of the Bijou The
atre Rchearsals will begin at once. and the play
VIII soon be ready for few weeks on the road
previous to Its New-York opening.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-26

Only one week now remains OF the engagement oi
Nat c. Goodwin and his company in IAN Ameri-
can Citizen" at the Knickerbocker Theatre lhcy
will be followed next week by Miss Jul'a Mar
lowe who will begin her short engagement as
was announced some wcehs ago, with AS iou
Like it, She will give this play for only a few
nights ana will then present others OF her roper
tory and produce "a new work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-26

THE Hghwayman" has established user uH
mistakably at the Broadway Theatre The nous
which has always been a Dix and hard one to Ill
IS flied constantly The 1ew operetta mas ~,
freshing absence OF buffoonery ana ,sltns. ~ ;,
the sane time there IS plenty in 1t that 10 amusing
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-26
NOTES OF THE STAGE.

Charles Coghlar has brought himself again
prominently to the front. both as a writer ana as
an actor by his performance OF THE Royal BOX
at the Fifth Avenue Theatre Few plays that
have been presented here lately have a'trac'eu
go much attention and genuine interest, as is
shown NOT only by the large attendance. put py
the curiosity and attentiveness OF the audiences
and the discussion which Is heard, poth "i'ii'ii
and without the theatre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-26

THE Princess and the butterfly enters tn'
sixth week OF It's run tomorrow night at '"'
I.ycelrr Theatre and lts success continues uhi
abated. Miss Mannering as the wilful ltaHhn anu
Miss Opp as the Princess continue to arouse N
for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-26

Personal Notes -HenrI Mlrteau' M NoTHI91' i
exp.ctcd 10 arrive here next Friday or Sa'uIu"!
;I vuI make his rcappearance In New OK III inc
touon,ing week with the philharmonic society.
S,ln,i the Young pianist who played qulse recenty
sflv With Nkisch in leipsic ana berIiil.
g., xnectcd 10 arrive In Ncw-iork about January ~.
n, an,.nrnnc. will be with S,ltFs orchestra
ir tha METROPOLITAN Opera House on t1c, rV'ninH ol
January ~. f.ihri.i ~ aftcrnoon in
first time this season hcN' i"''"'' "
- recital
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-12-26

The second concert of the New-Nor% Chamo'T
>t,sic Club-Auguat Spanuth. piano; Ludwig
-, ,tol,r and Anton Hegner. cello Will take
,'inrn Monday night. January g. at the l{au et ran
~ mo savoy Hotel. Mrs. Josephine Jaco2}' con-
III slng