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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-01

The honest money Democrats will soon
be giyan chance to show tho reliability
Of their profession, In the U. S. Senate
t.Grc Is scarcely Democrat who will vote
to retain the gold standard, even honest
George FRAY not having the pluck to vote
against The resolution to make the U. S.
Donls pss abe in silver This fact shows
Nsry plainly the strength If party attach
nent, as we'll as the determination If tho
leading !nsmbers of tho party to make
G.yah their Presidential candidate in 1890.
Ths friends If honest mouey must mite
10 defeat him, or the finances OF our coun-
trf will soGn be placed Oh silver basis,
anu workmcn will be paid in coin worth
OILY for'y cents to the dollar. How hon.
sSt men can corltenanco such scheme,
to pare down the nR..iona. indebtedness,
has been set iu motion, however, anl we
ara at Il loss to determine where 1t will
sop. Every honest man will favor tho
payment Of every obligation. both publ ic
ami private, hut 1t Ia a Iamontable fact
that too many men arc willing to sacrifice
thoir honor in order to obtain !. partisan
victory, Let them beware; forewarnod is
fprsarined, Those who SOW TO the wind
Will reap tho whirlwind."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-01
THORNs 70 sri UPON N

: Many people gather thorns By failing 10
head the warning sent out By disessed Eid-
neyG-coAted tongue-parcheds kin-fever-
ishness-dull dragging psin--general isei-
ing of weariness-is sure evidence ofkid-
ney and bladder trouble. Take Utah Kid
ney Beans at once-they will cure you
they have cured thousands OF others THE
TURNER'S OF PHILADELPHIA make Utah
Kidney Beans
E. b.. Samnels, County Clerk Of Hck-
man County, Clinl on, Kentucky, ties ifles,
that he suffered for years with horrible
pains in the back, kidneys and bladder
was treated by many ply slcians-thryg gave
him no relief-he got so that he could hard
ly stand alone-Utah Kidney Beans. he
says. completely cured him. He gladly
recommends Them o all sufferers.
WILMINGTON AGENTs-S. c. McKeever,
H. G. Kimble, Wilmer G.. Taylor, DIR.
Bonnet Downes. b. h. Veasey, West
Street Pharmacy, J. Harvey Spruance.
Central Pharmacy. j. j. Gallagher II
Bro
TURNER'S LITTLE LIVER TURNER'S
A very small pill. Turns your liver
Cure Sick e-Biliousnoss-Indl
gestion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-01

The version OF Uncle Toms Cabin inter.
preted by StGtsOn's DolIblU Monster Com
pGny which will exhibit ut the Grand
Op,ra House, Saturday Afternoon and
evening has met tho especial approval of
Mrs HARRIET Beecher Stowe tho iInpior-
tai All h0ress Of that world famed drama,
from the fact of Manager s1tetson' S adhor-,
ence to tho original text, which is CON.
plctc deviation from the custom OF other
Uncle Tom managers, who interpolatc So
many attempted gogs, stale jokes and wi.
gar witticisins into their renditious that
scarcely vesigo Is left of the never. lo.be.
forgotten work. Aside from the great
worth Of the company, every act Will DO
presented with new and elaborate scenery
painted by the master scenic artist Of the
world. The excellent company's two
cOmical TOpsiea two ludrlcrOus musical
Marks, the elegant scenery, the novel me
chanioal effects, tho ferooions blood hounds
two brass bands and the celebrated Lono
Star Quartette will unite in making the
engagement most notable one
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-01
oHliio,s ALLEGED BRIBERY.


TIMOTHY ana Mfnority HeporcD viii
BE Presented 49,
Columbus, Feb. 1.-The Investigation
into the allesso attempt to bribe Reppe-
sentative Otis to vote for Senator Han
ma during the late senatorial contest Is
rapidly drawing to an end. The COM
mittee held a brief session after the sem
ate adjourned last evening. Attorney
r. &C. Campbell was the only witness
examined. He was recalled for the pur-
pose OF allowing Senators Robertson
and Garfield, who were not present last
stand, to question him. Neither Of the
senators, however, asked question.
and the only queries were made by
Chairman Burke.
Mr.. Campbell told Of his personal re-
lations toward Otis. He said he had
frequently acted as attorney for Otis,
and always considered Otis a straight
forward and honest man. He said Otis
had always been sort of mild Repub-
hcan. Campbell said he did not see
how Otis could have voted for Hanna,
as Otis was a member of a free silver
club. Campbell said he had always.
been on friendly terms with Senator
Hanna. He claimed he had been a sup
porter Of Hanna until after the iatter's
position on the money question had
been made known after his appoint
ment to the senate. Then he had rather
drifted away from the Senator politi-
calIy. Campbell claimed he had been
a supporter of Mckinley in the presi-
Dental campaign on account Of his
views on the tariff
1t is believed the committee will COM
plete its work this week, and two re-
ports will be submitted. Senator Gar
field will probably submit a minority
report, while Chairman Burke will sub
nit the report for the majority.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-01
THE PRODUCE MARKETS
As Reflected by Dealings In Philadel
phia and Baltimore.


phia and Baltimore.
Philadelphia, Jan. 3l.-FlourSfirm; win
ter supertne, $290M3.1O; do. extra, $3.254
$50; Pennsylvania roller, clear, $4G425. do.
straight, $4.30m450; western winter, clear.
s4.2O94.4O, do. straight, A.50a475; city
mills, extra, s3.25G35O Rye -four quiet;
and steady at s2.GOa2.S0 per barrel, as to
quality. Wheat slow; No. red, 9S1ac.; No.
2 Pennsylvania and No. 2 Delaware red,
spot, 99hc.. Corn dull; No. 2 yellow for
local trade, $780,; No. mixed. in export
elevator. S3s4934c. Oats dull; No. 2 white.
Soc; No. white. clipped 3Oc.; No. white.
clipped, 31c. Hay weak; choice timothy,
$12 for large bales. Beef firm; beef hams,
s22.5OM23. Pork firm: family, sI2G12.5O.
Lard easy; western steamed, s5.07 But
ter firm; western creamery, 141aG2Oc.; do.
factory 11Gl4c. Egins. 2oc.; imitation
creamery, 13@17c.: New York dairy, 1s9
1Sc.; do. creamery, A419c.; fancy Penn
sylvania prints jobbing at 2425c. do. I
wholesale, 2ic. Cheese quiet; large, white
and colored September Slsc.; small do.
do, September, 9d9hc; light skins, 60
SEC. Cottonseed oil dull; prime crude,
19c.; do. (. o. b. mills. l5@l5lac.; prime
summer yellow, &c; off summer yellow,
21lac. prime winter yellow. 2714d2shc.
Pig iron warrants ruled easy at $4,000
$50. Lake copper firmer at $10.90@1. Tin
quiet at s1S.S2lsq13.S7la. Spelter quiet at
$3.S712G4. Lead weak at s3.57l2G3.60
Baltimore. Jan. 5-Flour dull: western
superflne. s2.sOd3.2O; do. extra, $S.45Q4.1O:
do. family, A.40Mt7O: winter wheat pat
ent. S4.SJd520; spring do, s5.10Q5SO;
spring wheat. straight, $490d5.05. Wheat
easier; spot month and February, 99is0
99Ac.; March, 99iam9oNc.; May. 975sm97bc.;
steamer No. Q red M$495c; southern, by
sample, 95MS9ibc.; do. on grade 95l2D
1910, Corn dull and easy; spot, month
and February, 33iaMS3Psc. March, 337sD
33iac.; steamer mixed, 32l2c.; southern,
white, 32G34l2c. do. yellow, 32G34c. Oats
firm; No. 2 white. 29lsM20c.; No. 2 mixed,
2Sc. Rye easier; No. nearby, 53ac.;
No. 2 western, 54aic. Hay dull; choice
timothy $13. Grain freights very dull;
steam to Liverpool, per bushel, 3l2d.,
February: Cork, for orders, per quarter,
IS. ABS. 3d., February. Sugar strong
granulated. 5.2Oa. Butter firm, quiet
fancy creamery, 2lc.; imitation 16Q17c.
do. ladle 15c; good ladle. Bale; store
packed, 12Gi14c. EGGS quiet fresh, lie
Cheese steady; fancy New York, large
9%mlOc; do. medium, 10m10hc.; do. small
1OAW1Ohc. Whisky, sl25m126 per gallon
for finished goods in carloads.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-01

The Every Evening reminds its rcadc.
chat the Republicans in Congress admit
I'D the "sago brush States of the far
West in order to porpetuato the power OF
their party In the L. :. Senate, Tho votes
of those Senators thus admitted, are now
being cast against the financial integrity
Gld business credit Of the country.
We should like to know why it does not
Genounoo Senators Gray, and Kenncy for
voting with them, or il tho vote of Sena.
tor from Delaware any better than SINH
larvote OF u Senator from the sage brush
ftatcp
The Every Evening should explain and
tell u6 what the difference can DO between
twaedle DUN and tweedIo dec? The Dala-
ware Democrats are tarrcd with the same
stick as tho people of tho sage brush"
CtItss and deserve the same custigation.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-01

ThOs. +. Shea and his company will nr-
rive hero Thursday and will give ono spec.
ial performance of DR.. Jckyll and Mr.
Hyds. The east includes Ihos. + Shea
Ilenty Te:ta, Irving Sonthard, Frank
Bowman, VIM. Carnes, John Gilbert
Lawrence Grafton, IL. Fletcher Harcy,
Richard lIntchins. Louise Brooks. Mrs
Thos e Shea and Rrso Adele. Mr. Shea
has met with tremendous success will DR.
Jekyil and Mr.. Hyde in Boston, New York
Phila'!elphia, Baltimore and Washington.
Pepular prices of 10 20. 80 ana 80 cents
will prevail.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-01
THE NICE ATE HrswuEAr CROP.

Mr. Willi,m Lawton has an earthen pot
which Is one of the porous kind, being full
OF small holes. In this earthen poi Mr..
Lawtun sowed numerous grains of wheat
which, after 'ime, look rooI and sprang
up and grew until the sprouts were four
or five inches tall was one of the de.
ligh,s Of his heart and was cared for as
tenderly AS could bp To enable it to get
the warm sun. it was placed In Que Of the
windows on Shipley street on Saturday
evening ana thereby hangs orr tale about
this plant. or It's misfortune we know not
which.
Looking so nice and green the mice In
their lnidnight frolc- took fancy to tho
plant aid nibbled off each blade close up
to the earlhen image, leaving hardly u
vestige of green in sight, when the store
was opened in the morning.
Mr.. Il. Is now grieving over the destruc.
ton of wha gave promise OF being n full
crop Of wheaI in Summer, hat has hopes
that the roots are not Injured and will
send forth fresh roots in the near future.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-01
A MINIATURE BLIZZARD.
It Started Like the Blizzard Of 49,,
That Stopped All Traffic.
NEW YORK SHELTERS CROWDED.

Many Woman ana Children Who Ap-
| piled For sheltsr Were Sent to tile
Dinerent no.piLals--Trafrl Not s.-
r1.u~ly Impcdcn.
! New York, Feb. l.--From 8 o'clock
y-.tSr'ay morning until after midnight
snow fell In this city and vicinity, and
last hight q strong west wind and fall
lag Temperature called forth many pre-
dictions CT blizzard. All day there
, was q fog on the bay, In addition to the
binding snow, ana tIaf;ic on the water
~ss iinpeded seriously. There was one
serious ferry boat collision. ana many
sstidents were reported. The ste~iner
l'oItia rsr into the fcrryboat Nevada
IL the East liver, in1urins some Of her
passengers.
The cable ard elevated roads In tails
city and tina trolley lines in Brooklyn
ard Jarscy CRY kept snow plows in
constant service, and were nat badly
inpeded. There we're two serious blocks
of - half hour e.ch on Broadway, and
trAihs on the Suburban Elevated road
an1 on the Staten Island Rapid Transit
We're delayed In the early hours. and
an army o: commuters got to bu .inpan
late.
The cold wsathsr fillcc TIE city lodg-
isg hobSes 20 overflow;nS, and many
women and children who applied for
saelter were sent to the different hos
Yita.s. Trains and railways terminLt-
iny In greater New York ana Jersey
City were dal.ycd BY the storm. but
k,ns to gtcas extent. Most Of the
through trains were frar 20 minutes
t. half al Il :ur late. Local trains ran
close to schedule tire.
The storm started Ike the blizzard OF
Elarch 10. 1883. that TIED Gp traffic in
tn:s city for several days. Weather
Force JstNr Dunn sntd lr-. -.'eht.
fine weather conditions have taken
en- form resembling more the outline
1T the blizzard than any other storm
that has appeared on our r,aps for
naly years. During the blizzard there
was a ssrm central over the lake re-
xions and a secondary depression over
tie South Atlantic sues. THIS morn
ieg almost exactly sislildS. conditions
!: prevailed. with only a Slight difference
IL the localities of the storm c.nter.
7 he storm over the LAKES this morning
was well defined but its secondary de.
preston differed q little from the bliz-
2ard. becausc this morning twas not
over the South Atisntic coast but Just
little OFF the South Atlantic coast
states"
The Suspension Of the snow storm
now seems to be permanent, however,
ana unless IT should be rene we'd there
seer,s tc be no fear of o. duplication Of
the blizzard If -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-01
A GENTLEMAN EVERY INCH OF HIM.

% The late Thomas B. Smith was the only
member of the Board of Trustees Of the
delaware Hospital for the Insane from
the city of Wilmington, with its 10000
population. He was Republican In
politics, but never let that fact be known
In an obnoxious napner.
He was well liked by his fellow MEM
bers of the BoSrd and was Que Of tho most
genial, ALWAYS being In "A good humor on
Board days, having pleasant word and
smile for everybody. He took great
pleasure In his duties which were more hon
o airy than pecuniary, MS the Trustees'pay is
only nominal, something like $3b u year.
Governor Tunnel who appointed Mr..
Smith will be called upon TO name his
successor, who without doubt will be of
the same political faith as Mr.. Smith. He
was what is known as self.made man,
having worked his way up from an office
boy in the employ of tho RI. & H. Com
pany until he held the position as Treasnr-
er Of the Company for many years.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-01

Coming along Fourth street one day
recently the writer saw Il commission
merchant busily engaged In putting eggs
in a recep acle resembling q small box
with twelve holes in tue top in which the
eggs are placed. sUnderheath tho top
which il Of wood, piece Of lookingglass
is placed in the bottom.
Holding the box up to the sun and shad-
ing each side with your hands the eggs are
reflected on the glass, and 1t can easiy be
seen If they are bad. The good eggs show
asfciear as CRYSTAL while the bad eggs
show dark speck and are easily told from
the marketable eggs. There are various
ways OF testing eggs, but this is az good q
one us we ever heard Of and sure test.
No bad eggs can be possibly passed II they
arc placed In this egg tester.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-01

St. Augustine, Fla, Feb. l. - Henry
Goettel. a young German baker, after
making a confession to the sheriff to
the effect that Herman Breetz and HIM
self wrecked passenger train near
Rivera, on the Florida East Coast, last
Tuesday night, committed suicide by
hanging himself with towel in the Jail
early yesterday morning. After wreck
Ing the train the amateur wreckers lost
their nerve and ran. 1t was their pur-
pose to hold up the passengers. Breetz
s,so attempted to kill himself, but was
nGGllcce sSful
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-01

Many do not know how to b-idls I,
colt. Not every one knows how to ovet.
bride horse that has been bridlel
hundreds Of times. A large number 90
not have q smooth temper when the
horse refuses to take the bit" and 1T
once proceed to give him cit" oi
chsstisement, which only makes rnstt~ra
worse. The horse that hos been properly
bridled when colt will rarely forget
the lessons learned in youth. The wss
to do this, says the Iswa Homestead, 10
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-01

Also at tho same time and place. the follow
irg described personal property:
E>--e good, young work or driving Wv
IN horses, II carefully selected cows-sa0
some home raised, milking and in profit 50
pairs chickens
Farm Inpcments--I hay wagon with locks,
| Curt, Germantown, buggy, l milk wagon,
nearly new Mccormick binder, wood mower,
d .nnce h.y teider, Champion hay rake, spade
harrow, VRni-icklo fan, Centennial lhorse
lower and Ohio No, II fodder cutter, root
ht.tor, horse cultivators plows, harrows,
al'iva' "ra, v heelbarrow, hay fork and rope
al bloc 9, Jerks rade and other implements.
d Try Eixtures.l Peerless creamery, churn,
bnt,er ar,I or, milk c.i's, etc. 100 bushels Of
e"r lSJ " ndles fodder, hay and straw by tine
IN rus nos sugar beeLs. bbD bushels Man
Fe's ~ D7she's turnips. 81 Il res OF wheat in
the "a uud. Household and Kitchen furniture
ana other articles too 1suinCruus to mention
This farm and personal rropcriy, VIII he sold,
as the esSte mat be settled The farm will
be sold II 2 o clock.
Condition Of Salc--All sums OF So ind under
will be cash over tsst amount u credit Of six
months will he giv,n by the purchaser giving
a b;inkahdr note with approved endor, or, or
per cent OF. for Glsh. J, j. PERKINS.
l. W. Stdhan 4; Son, Auc. jsi.atd.ltw
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-01

Lcwes, Jan. 3l.-The first train ON regu-
road was run to and from this place to-
day. President William II Bosley. Gen
eral Manager |. w. Troxell. Snperintend
emit Arthur Woolford and Attorney Wi.
mer En- DRY, road officials, were among
the Passengers. They had been Inspect.
ing tho fine, and for the purpose Of select
ing n sitelto connect the roal with the p,
W. e. d. I. but owing to the bad wea her
they were compelled to stay within doors,
during tIleir stay here from Saturday
night untiSthis morning. Attorney Emory
10 much Gifted over the prospects of the
road carry .hg many passengers from Hal.
timore ara Wnshingtonto Rehoboth dur
ing tho I6ming season, and 10 very conf
dent o, success to the Undertaking which
he hss worked SO faithfully to procure.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-01

Ware pleased to state that the oil paint.
in:; OF General Washington will be rehung
IL The position it has occupied on the walls
o. the main stairway Of the State House
e. Dover. IL is Lucky that tho question
.es been finally disposed Of and this all
rbsorbing subject settled Although the
STATE House has been rsmodeled and 0vor
ten thousand dollars spent on it, it Is every
way inferior 70 tho buildings in which
Legislatures hrJ held in other States. A
new building should have been built, as a
mora modern structure was badly needed
a. conform to the presenS day. But any
o'd thing IL good enough for our Delaware
Jaw muEtrs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-01

Harrisburg Feb. 1.--Attorney General
Mccormick announced last night that
lie was not candidate for the Repub-
bean nomination for governor. or for
any other office Mr. Mccormick said
that he had requested his friends to
larmit no endorsement of his candidacy
at the meeting to be held at the Phia-
G:lphia BOurse tomorrow under the
auspices of the Business Mems League.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-01

I;i,ss on, Jamaica Feb. 1.-The open
iEE CT TIE new cable, via Turks Island
and r'rruGa. was celebrated yester
,as'. 1t gives the United States and
CinNda competitive route for cable
g.a!ls to the West Indies, connecting,
% 4 danes, with the service of the
corlmer Vial Gable and Postal Telegraph
EOpl..anits
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-01
No Anclo.Japanese Alliance.

London, Feb. lit is announced on
the best authority that the talk Of an
Anglo-Japanese plan of campaign in
certain eventualities is unfounded. No
such matter has occupied the atten-
ton of the statesmen Of the two coun-
tries, and no agreement exists between
England and Japan except the common
desire to secure the free development
Of trade in China. The Russian fleet,
according to the same authority. is only
at Port Arthur for winter quarters,
and the statements as to a Russian
occupation are unfounded
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-01
When to Start For Klondike,

Buffalo, N. Y, Feb. William Ogil-
vie, the Canadian surveyor. was in
Buffalo yesterday. Being asked as to
when he would advise Americans to set
out for the Klondike. Mr.. Ogilvie said:
Parties starting March to 20 will get
to the diggings about as soon as those
starting now. The middle of May is
the earliest they can reach Dawson
City. ! would advise them to go by the
Dyea or White Pass route. That takes
them there in the shortest time. and at
the least expense of physical force and
mOnayn
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-01
THE INVESTORS GUARANTEE AND TRUST co.


The writer WAS handed circular bear
ing the above Significant title on Mcnaor.
This company SD the circular informs us
Is made of the following gentlemen: Dir.
H. Hogelsberg, president; W. G. Farra,
vice president; r. G. Lungren, treasurer
and }. Hogesberg, secretary. Capital,
81, 900 900 III $4,000 shares of $40 each, ~
per cent cumulative stock and 81, 900 shares
of $40 each, or binary or coEnoa stock
Issued ut par.
The corporation has its office at No as
Wall street, New York and Is now
ready to do business md guarantee IL per
cent OH your Investment, on the preferred
stock. They advertise to pay dividends on
January LIST, April LIST. July lsG ana Ooto-
Der lst of each wear.
The significant paragraph caught our
eyes and he who reads can as well pause
and consider IL the Investment is a safe
ono. The small investor and speculator
has for years been the prey of bucket shops.
advisory agents, and Others Of the same
cla.s whose sole object it is to get their
money. Bucket shops must win their Gus.
TONERS money or quit business. Right
well DR.. Hogelsberg knows whereof tais
circular speaks
But this Company Ike good many
others proposes to become q philantbro-
pist and invest your money for you on tho
stock exchange, They hope to buy stocks
when they arc low and sell thom when
they are high, Its II hard game to run up
against, this self same wall street. gang
hut it is said there a'e two suckers born
for every one who dies.
Our advice Is If you have any surplus
cash invest it yourself, be your own bruk-
or Suckers in our city are now being 80
licited to invest in the Company
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-01
Venerable Couple Divorced.

Butler, Ind, Feb. 1.-Yesterday An
drew Casebeer, 80 years old, was grant
ed a divorce from his wife, MET Jane
Casebeer, but few years younger than
himself, who now lives with daughter
in Chicago. Mr.. Casebeer yesterday
walked long distance in a binding
blizzard to be present at the trial. He
is hale and hearty
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-01
sweep,np Ant,-Trust LAW.

Washington, Feb. IAN antitrust
bill, explicit in it's terms, and naming a
penalty of $4,000 fine or from two to
Is years Imprisonment, has been in
troduced in the house by Mr.. Greene,
of Nebraska. 1t makes 1t felony to
monopolize or attempt to monopolize or
combine or conspire with any others
to monopolize any part Of the COM
merce or trade among the states or
with foreign nations.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-01
B so. Forging Ahead.

The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany within the past IS months have bse Ii
devoting particular attention to It's pass
enger service, and as a result Its equip.
ment il rapidly being put into first class
condition. Within that pe!iod nearly 500
passenger cars have received thorough and
ordinary repairs, sos having been repaiht'-
cd. Nearly all Of the equipment has b,sn
painted Royal Blue" and supplied will.
Pintsoh gas fixtures
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-02-01
BRIDLING 4 COLT.

10 smooth out the foretop so it will not
be in the way, grasp the brow band Of
the Birdie in the right hand and the bit
with the left. This Bride 10 thus held In
position, and with the fingers Of the left
hand entrance to the mouth la made by
pressing against the gums between the
inoisor md jaw teeth. This will seldom
fail to cause him to ofen his mouth,
and the bit can easily be put in, but it
should not be done suddenly or violent
~. After the bit is in the mouth the
ears should be carefully and gently
placed in position.