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SUMS SPORTING MELANGE
Various Pointers Gathered From
OF the Turf.
SELF DEFENSE; OTHER SPORTS
Resume Of the --latest Happenings in
Athlctics---IndOOr and Field
DOings of Interest
Hero.
TURF TALK.
Sum mary.

Eouu1hINI1'
First Race-About five furlongs
Worry Not, ll5 (DonnelIy), p, As and
2-5, first; Parthian, ll2 (Patton), 6, 2
and l,sccond; Wah Jim, ll2 (Nclntyre) J,
s. . and |, third. Time Los. Milton
T., Dorcas L., D,rah Lamar, Beloved,
Govinda, Brttanc, Charlie Mcdonald
also ran.
Second Race-six furIongs. Blue
Banner rs (McKcnzieJ, II, 6 and 3,
first; Matt White, ll1 tHowjeY), 4, -
and 10, second; Legion, ll5 (Griffenl J,
5, and $40, third. Time l.2j. King
Hero, Mirage, Geo. W. Bailey also ran
Third Race - About five fnr|ongs.
Humorist, is lCoudrer}, l-2, first;
Pembroke ll5 (Flynn). II, ) and 2,
second; Rossman, lis "A. Dorsey, TO- 4
and ., third. Time l.03i. Speedy,
Blue Jay, Old Age, Great Bear, Bessie
Browning, also run.
Fourth Race-Six and hall furlongs.
Klondike, III (Coudrier) 7, and G5,
first; Traitor, is (Dwycr) S-5 and 3-5,
second; Cozette, 10 "a Doney) >, 2! and
60, third. Time 1904. Pleasant Smiles,
Desbrosscs. DR.. Jones, Carovcn, Reform,
Bernardo, Finnwater also run.
Fifth Race - About five furlongs.
Grange Camp, lis, (Lynch) So and !,
first; Cake Walk, l0o, FIynn) l2, ) and
., second; Farragut, ll5, Madison) 10, 6
and 3, third. Time, l04!. Salvor, I'm
press, llumming Bird, Leporello, Belle
Washington, also ran.
Sixth Race-About five furlong>. Nan
tucket, ll5, (Madison) rs and 3,3, first;
Cold Dollar, ll2, (tiriffen) Is, & and 8,
second; Meadows, ll5, (Lvnch) ), 2 and
], third. Time, l.O4. Harper, Jingle
Bells, Tommy o, Belle Fowler Bert,
Dorian, also won.
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Patr0ajSs Home Enterprise
Everything
Go to Pi1iia=
deIphia ?
TO THE PUBLIC

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ligh a DIRECTORY and
BUSINESS GAZEI'rEER
of the City Of Wilmington
for 1893. The book will be
distinctively a Wilmington
work. The compiling, can
vassing, printing, binding
and management will be
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people.
The canvass Of names will
be by intelligent, painstak..
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When a canvasser calls tor
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INFuRMATlON wanted "i tn" a"sr'nd'. '' O..
Henry caldwell r'NnjI. "hp III I''' ~ u, ~
ucyrl,l resided at 81 vrmtre s,nol ahd a''" g.,
the dr,crndrMl, Of A'"Xnud" hrL H, w." 49,, ,'
lsgt resided At IA Iirury sr"tl- |r'H W. """.'
nSn,I 1r I,T some interest in promises N"e w.
81 VI. ana &c Mulberry sweet, n 'I r'. 81 -, ,,, N,"
York, FEfDENltE BELII, 'Uru"@"r III law
III broadway, Sew York "ly,;"
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IF Frederic Richardson, late pro. crickctcr,
marlborough, Notts. England. and Montreal,
Canada. will apply " n o. s, 1r2 Lafayette av.,
he will he gladly received Cuban papers please
copy.
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Sweet i,t1n. Ey..u.

y44mEg pIi%l 1895 < ,rcujur;
VI Z, /. /, y'y ,'" 'ov%?>aS 6a.."c" wist
u,s aHd jN~eil same e rnT
in odr pap.r lur "lc. silver" provided
you Mvr"r y"nr ""d tlHt l'H u man 10
rircua~s Nr send yoU 4" 10 aiEr''1.'rS
~. v.u Wllly th,m. l'Na~ 'ub. Co.,
Twelfth SDrrw, Alnrns. I"N..".
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Paddock Points.

George Hill had things very easy yes
;crduy. as he got 10 against Humorl>t,
which looked on paper legitimate ! to
10 shot. Then he came right back wit
Klondlie and played him heavily, get
ting S and 10 to for his money.
Many Of the wise ones hesilated to
play Nantucket on account OF Madison
riding, but how they were fooled, as he
rode him better than many of the jockeys
with a reputation.
Milton r., warmed up very sore and
stiff, thus causing his price to 60 from :
to to 5, . and |, but still some " Use
money was bet on him at the last min
ute. as it was rumored he was going to
get the dope, but he finished among the
also ran.
Frank Weir won several good bets on
Pembroke and Cake Walk.
Johnny Dwyer lost heavily on Traitor
as he thought it was only gallop for
him.
Benny Lyons got the money with
Grange Camp. He played him both at
the track and in the out of town pool
rooms.
Speedy lost sweller on his name sake
but the company was too fast for him.
Sam Hart thought the mud might give
his mare Beloved a chance to be in the
money but like Speedy she couldn't get
going until the race was over.
Just to show the uncertainty OF horse
racing King Hero who started in the
second race was supposed to be a sure
thing as he had worked fast enough to
beat many OF the best horses in training.
Plunger Handfeld was so sure OF his
winning that he bet about two Thousand
at the track, besides playing him in the
out of town pool rooms. But still an
accident had to happen. King, Hero was
unfortunate enough to be on the outside
of Legion, who took it into his head to
20 for the outside rail and, Of course, he
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WANTED -nul+r, Hurr i"'.d' "a. 1! ',,' l.,,,., To-.
thn Intr luvfI pagI.'-,tn writer, rlI al. = HEJ'
scotland. or any ol las ria,'.l', AiIT'.e IA 80
DUNCAN l. sos. solicitors. N.ir!''' N'"'''''.''
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INFORAAYION wsn.-d of Glare Duval by his
sister j. DIVAL l5l West i;rd,
New York City
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n,>IEI urrlu,AN pr Iuru,'iu. rar'a' ,0s-
rhp,r,i nom Co. H. 9lh I. = infantry, N"rr' s.
iSSi, Of Jefferson barracks, so, DEu."d W@"l.
tr,y: Iprrnl reward Tor proof q, do"tm 5",'ler>$
EEr. A. ~MN1ilh. 'ounec,lul at LAW, I' .'''F
Ruildiug rostJu, hgs.,
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Selections.

First Race-Falsc Pride, Mario, Glover
Nendig.
Second Race-Baritone II, Flake b.,
Arda.
Third Race bert, Gold Spec, Hum
ming Bird.
Fourth Race-Linsecd, Old Age, ponti-
tex.
Fifth Race-WiIlie g., Beau Brum-
mel, The General.
sixth Racc-Jevsharp, Cuba, William
Penn.
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NANCY CARLAN-Came from hiFmp;''An''
Furlaud in ls7l. entitled 10 properly; h"!"I ''-
wnTd for proof OF death Address hfh.
EWyTIJF counsellor at Law, llU AnicH bnildiNS,
Boston Mass,
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Joseph Hl'>hl- AratHcn' ,H-,''. |l'..4
nero It, Joseph Enui-, n r"qHt"i l., r".W''.
nntr wftl hi, lru,Err. M.Dg !. Ihuti-. ~
pn,rr,hl,,r Eu-sii. ~ IT," ,u~uuatr Ii "'
Ev,,ia, 4 ~tatr sulI. A"" ('ia.
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no the Baron Won A.vensIcbsn, .ats OF flIth
Avenue Hotel, corner OF Bird St, md tEn ave
New Yorkl-You are particularly requested "
ro,n,u,Inicuba Win j. y v LewH, solicitor, ~
Bucklrnbury, London. Big. Anyone lnoWius
the l,ldf~., and communicating the sn'Ac Will he
rewarded,
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SHOULD thir meet tnc eye OF nl'E H' u" WI"
riyn' 81 catherine OF BENJAMIN Tough. tn'Hr''f
Of stock port, England, NE, IE."hE'' y
BEARD win ue pleas, d 10 sr' or beer MONA ''''l'
Addrc%s British steamship Eu''tll' Market '''
wharf New York.
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JOWAEDS NOb-DN formerly of hGo tlYn,
plcaS" send nI,i.rAs y, AtGi 'hlNIANt 4, lh' Atr.
Md uuwl,tDvu, Now York Guy.
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FLORENCE O'BR1EN Kindly write GEO.
BUCKLEY, 100 wert broad way. New York city.
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INFORMATION wanted concerning flAHlIe"
Christie last heard Of Dssambers y Wlll be tihi,iI
fuly recei veA by his brother, DAVID, box Aa''
White Plains i. Y
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ItENEY s CRAY Information wanted ntNht
Henry ~ cray Il Toronto, last heard "i III sun.
mrr Of l5A ~h-U bnktreper with .lm"rd'
Mfr. CO.. Long Island city, and HTlhF a. -
,nnT,ls, unt~j Greculnut Address CART HI,
UrGNE, 4 DWIGHT, ~ BEoud"ay, Ne" >"fs
CITY,
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II Theodore Humrnel, of E,lhren, Ctcrnmp
Horb, Wurenhers. who left his home ia Aoea'
iugen in February, 1890. will communicate with
Post Odice b., l% New York ne VIII I'rhf
ri .r,nethir, y, hi. III Vantage Information in
rcynm 10 him will lie thankfully received,
Western iap-r, pirxsss copy
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,NrnnuIYlON wanted OF Lillian he Aure
and heirs or Frank and John De Nurn Adeuss'
EXECUTOR nc West l3Gth ST, Ne" YORK wy
Syrncu,, and Troy. papes please copy
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PERSONAL.

IMPORTATION wanted OF Rosanna
Reilly, domestic Please send address
to 90 Convent avenue, New York city.
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NOTICES..

WANTED-EDe-getic agents. either sex. Char.
arter must bear strictext investigation. Address
BUN Office.
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,xrnp,t,T,oS wanted Of CuH.oiu, ~hrcht0,
son ~ Of JlrI, pn,Tck +, born at &%S ,l 4l'h s. ci'
~, ~ n,n' 1sS last l,5d ~t. in lNg1. lot p'HS,l,
col; lat heard from him in AIl' ,,I,r OK, ",'n ,
Denver; was going W rt"cA"' "', I ,,'i' r,,y ;t
animation TO- JOIiNJ rnEEnAN, 'd' East !l'd
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JOSEPH BAYLESS. short, brunette M"Is,H ,s"i
Cartrrrt, n. j., OCOlwcll's ron ""'I, t t 'IIy Ii,
sorrowiug wife appreciate hn"Niih hh '4''
ipp dead HAI1ESS, 44l West lWh'
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"ANTEI-A man Of ability to represent a
w firm Of high standing must have small
capital for goods carried. w. H. Kelley, man
agcr. Gibson IiulIsc
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Situation or help advertise
mentS in TUE Sun will be run
for % cents unit! either have
been secured and ordered out.
HELP WANTLD-MALES

NhNIEl'~A shirt Factory, Fifth and French
streets, Operators and Experienced Cuff Turner'S
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TSrAET4p-h ha!frr9wu white girl for house
~ uort. state wage Address F. O, Box
w, city.
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Lo-,-A malts.ar eat. Suitable reward
If r.uruy! to 5tl noutard street
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UI.Ll' yTAWTTI}-,IE Ell ALEs.

ST"t',INH.-h whtcgi:l for general hOu,t
W wyrk, must hc tidy and experienced, Appl!
nj $50 GG "uu iiur"u street
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Time fnr ActIon.

M. lie Commissaire, my husband is
crazy. he threatens to kill me. He
should be confined"
Nothing can be done as yet, mad
anne. but IL he should chance to kill you
assure you you shall have ample salts
faction. lie Journal Amusant
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Thought he Was Inslnuating.

Miss Autumn-I have always made IT
4 rule never to allow day TO pass with
sut adding something TO my store OF
knowledge.
Mr.. Blundring = How clever. One
never gets too old to learn. you know.
And now Mr.. Blundring wonders why
Miss Autumn always happens to be out
when be calls.-Chicago Daily News
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what lie Wanted.

"These are homeless sausages," said
the butcher, facetiously, as he wrapped
some up for Mr.. Smokers
"Yes, suppose SC" replied MrSnick-
FRS; II wish could be just as certain
that they are horseless sausages.
Louisville Courier-J ournal.
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II would go with you 10 the end Of
the EARTH" he asserted passionately.
mot with me. Jon wouldn't" she re-
piled coldly.
'Why not?" be demanded.
"For two reasons" she answered.
One Is that I'm not going. and the
other Is that there isn't any,"
When one meets the prosaic new
woman one has TO be careful what he
says.-Chicago Post.
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Il thought you told me you could do
plain sewing?'
$50 | can, ma'am."
Look at those stitches, can see
them clear across the ROOM
well, amt that plain enough for
you?"-N. Y, Truth.
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Miss Elder with sigh)-I heard
Miss Fosdick say that she had an en-
gagement for every night next week.
Miss Tommy-What Of that?
Miss Elder-Why. some girls can't get
.ngaged at all.-Louisville Courier
Journal
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wnmnn,a Wny.

lam not worthy of your great Lowell"
sighed the fair young girl.
Il know it'll" cheerfully assented the
youth.
And then she gave back his ring and
forbade him the house.--N. Y. journal.
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Potatoes left from breakfast
Little chunks OF meat.
Make the old connection
The boarders have TO eat;
Hash" Is what they call 1t
Where the price is low.
But in the supper" places
"SoufIie" Is all the go.
Il A W. Bulletin.
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A Losing Contract,

Every man is the architect of his
own fortunes"
"Yes. and nine times out of ten be
doesn't get paid for his work."-Chi-
ago Record.
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Mrs. Benham-Why do you always
talk TO yourself when you are shaving?
Benham-I got into the habit from
being shaved at barber-shop for years.
Town Tonnes
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Griggs-You look as ecstatically
hopeful as q man who is off for the
Klondike.
Jiggs-rm better fixed than that.
I'm the heir of man who is off for the
Klondike.-Yellow Book.
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which have becoming fulness at each side OF
. box plat through which the closing is
made, and in the back, whichis quite smooth
at the top but has slight fulness at the lower
edge. The sleeves are also prettily tucked
and are completed with straight link cuffs
The material chosen for the waist is cham
bray, which tucks beautifully, and the re-
movable collar is of the same material and ID
surrounded by soft silk tie. Other mater
ials suited to tucked shirt-waists are zephyr
aud silk gingham, wash silk, taffeta and
lawn.
Specially prepared for as BY The Batterieh
Publishing Co. Limited.
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the Inference.

"A man." observed the student of So
rial phenomena. lis never satisfied so
long as there is anything be wants; a
woman is never satisfied so long as
here is anything she can get."-Chica-
70 journal.
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Henry Yallerby-Aftah ives mar
red. we'll hab chicken fob dinnah
pbery day, Honey.
Melinda Johnson-Oh, yo' dearyl But
wouldn't ask yo' to run no SIGH risks
fob nah sake.-Puck-
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Edith-Mr. Fatham, | hope you won't
think me inquisitive, but viii you please
tell me what your profession or business
is?
Fatham-Oh. not at all, Miss Tilter;
am Thespian.
ssThere. l told mother | knew you
were not an actor" Boston Tran
script.
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Mrs. Lake Front-No. ] shall never
ind Johns equal
Mrs. Palmer Howes (sympathetical-
.y)-Perhaps. dear. you'll find his
COMMUNICATIONS Topics
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Aliea-The seventh was her birthday.
Another year gone byl
Grace-How many does that make
with those previously acknowledged
Puck
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Once a Month.

Mrs. Yeast-Have you ever seen any
thing in the moon which reminded you
of a man?
Mrs. Crimsonbeak-Oh, yes; when 1t
was full, have.-Yonkers Statesman.
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An Arixona String Band.

Tourist-what is that crowd over the
way?
Native-That's our string band
Preparing to give az entertainment.
I suppose 2"
"Yes; going over the river to lynch q
horse thief."-Chs--g Evening News
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PIoUE COAT, WITH EN-
BRoIDERED DECORATION.

Childrens coats made OF prettily fintedpique
are again in favor this season, after having
won the liking of almost all mothers last year,
and now one Of these dainty little top-gar-
ments is included in the wardrobe OF every
little girl and boy whose mother takes pride
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this being the development best suited to
the mode and the one that will be most often
followed in copying it. Smooth cloth is, OF
course, as appropriate as serge and this is
true also of whipcord, covert cloth and chew
lot. The drill jacket may be made with or
without a center seam and its fronts are re-
versed in lapels by rolling collar.
Specially prepared for US By The Butterich
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A statesman,s Response.

may, ask not II the country's SAFE"
He hurriedly repeated.
"How can ] tell until / know
If have been defeated?"
-Washington Star.
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Talented Boy-Papa, may get my
paints, and paint picture?
Practical Father-Not now, my son;l
but you may get some lime and white
wash the cellar.-N. Y. Weekly.
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Sam Pinkney-Will yo' allow me ter
put youah skates on, Miss Mokeby?
Miss Mokeby (angrily)-D' yo' mean
ter 'sinuate dat yo' could get nah
skates on dem feet OBJ vourn 7-pss-a. ,
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NOTICE.

Did you know that persons out OF III IN
New England have CATARRH? DID you
know it can be cured or money refunded. ma
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Catarrh is not only painful and disgust,ng
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nervous debility. insomonia and insanity follow.
Discharges of thick, yellow mucus' or. an
Instructed nose: or continual dropping mucous
IN the throat Especially at night, accompanies,
by deficiency, or even complete loss OF sIlen
and taste. Loose catarrhal cough OF children.
Old, long standing Catarrh, affecting tne
nasal bones of the nasal cavities, with impair
ment Of the senses of taste, hearing and smell
with plugs Of mucus from the nose and throat
and brownish and very offensive discnaIge
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We can assure You we have the best reneu1
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In seeing her little ones becomingly dressed.
of course the pique coat is for best wear,
and although it is exceedingly dressy and
fanciful in effect can be made at home
at surprisingly small cost hence is not an
extravaganza The model shown is taken
from the current number Of The Delineotor
and gives a good idea in regard to trimming.
The material is pink pique and is prettily of
SET by the embroidery decoration. The
material is cut away from beneath the in
sertion. The large pearl buttons used in
closing and the silver buckle on the belt add
to the good effect
Specially prepared for US By The Buttersek
Publishing Co. Limited
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SS.S.FT9sss, Blood

tswift's Specific) is the only blood
remedy guaranteed Purely Vegetable.
All others contain potash and mer-
curry, the most dangerous OF minerals.
Books on Cancer and blood diseases
mailed free by Swift Specific Company,
Atlanta, Georgia.
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A STYLISH TUCKED SHIRT
WAIST, WITH
REMOVABLE COLLAR.

Tucked shrt-waists are as popular for
misses as for ladies and the pretty style
illustrated represents one of many recent
shapes introduced in The Delinedtor. Three
groups of tucks are taken up in the fronts
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Little
Pinples Turn
to Cancer.

cancer often results from an I'M
JAM '.T in the blood, inherited from
VIZ ala-.ations back. Few people are en-
suIy free from some faint in the blood,
llsi; I. Is impossible to tell when it will
s snu ont in the form Of dreaded Cam
l lss What has appeared to be a mere
c e., or scratch has developed into
ihs most malignant Cancer.
=, nod a severe Cancer which was at first
= na lew blotches, that l thought would
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soon pass away. 4 was
treated by several able
physicians, but In spite
Of their efforts the Can
Ger spread until my con-
dition became alarming.
After many months OF
treatment and growing
steadily wors e, l d e.
CT ded to try 8. s. S.
which was SO strongly
recommended. The first
bottle produced an inn
provement. / continued
the medicine, and in
four months the last lit
tie sea dropped of.
Ten years have elapsed,
.iseaee has returned.n
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X. II. WILLIAMS,
Gillsburg, Miss

II is dangerous to experiment with
Cancer. The disease is beyond the skill
If physicians. s. S. s. is the only cure,
because it is the only remedy which
goes deep enough to reach Cancer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-10
poi.,s Wonderland Thenter.

Frank Bush, the prince of monolo- gists, and five fine trio acts, serving for a Christmas present. Mamie Ger hue, the pretty and popular New Ha- ven favorite in rag time dances and songs. Gertie Cochran, the child with the encyclopedia brain. These are some
 of the attractions that Manager Poli announces for next weeks bill. Of MT.
 Bush it is mt necessary to say word to the person who has gone to the thea ter freuuently. To others it can be safely predicted that he will be host of fun in himself, a man of wit and the best of ability. The tournament
 means that the five trio-acts have been told to do their best and that the best one will receive Christmas present.
 The trios are Goldie, St. Clair and
 Goldie, the Ben Mowatt trio, the Three
 Navarros, the Bon Ton trio, the Ray
 mond trio, all typical vauledivye acts of the best sort. Among the others
 will be pretty Mamie Geohue, late of the Gerhue sisters, who has many ad- mirers here and Gertie Cochrane, the child who answers a myriad of ques- tions and is living encyclopedia. Price | 10c and 2Oc: ladies in the afternoon, | 10 cents.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-12-10
oRaTroYs AND THESES.
Subjects for Yale Law school Seniors
 Announced Yesterday.


 The subjects for the Yale Law school oratons and theses were announced yes- terday. The senior subjects for the Townsend orations, for which prize of $1OO is offered, are as follows:
 1. The True Position of the United States in the Family of Nations
 ?. The Dreyfus Case.
 8. The Czars Proposition for Disar- mament
 4. The Relation Between Citizenship and Subjection to the United States.
 5. William Wirt.
 6. The Relation of China to the Mod- ern World
 z. Bismarcks Services in Extending Popular Representation, as compared with Gladstones ...
 Also numbrs 1, 3, 3, 5, 6, IS of the sub jects for the John A. Porter prize, stat ed below.
 For the Munson prize of $50 the fol- lowing are the subjects:
 l. The Writ of Habeas Corpus as a Source of Conflict between the States and the United States.
 2. J lOuiluSNl Oii SOiioli oSbA' V Service of Process. 8. Actions on Simple Contract by a 1 Stranger to the Consideration, claiming as the real Party in Interest.
 f. Confessions procured by Induce ments from Persons not in Official Authority.
 Also numbers 1 and 1S of the sub- jects for the John A. Porter prize, stat ed below. For the John A. Porter university prize of $250, the subjects are as fol lows: 1. What is a Free Man in a Free State? 9 The Historical Antecedents and Causes of Populism
 3. Spanish Colonial Policy.
 4 Sir Henry Bessemer and his Con- tribution to the Industrial Age. g. An Anglo American Alliance. 6. Evolutions from Radicalism to Con servatism in the History of American Political Parties '. The Ethics of Creed Subscription 8. Authority in the Protestant Church 1 of To-day g. The Influence of Social and Eco homie Conditions on the Productivity l of Genius. | 10. The Decadent School of Modern | French Literature. | Il. The Historical Romance in Ger many, with special reference to the h. | 1uence of Sir Walter Scott. | 12. The Life of the English Country l Gentleman at the middle of the Eff 1 teenth Century.
 13. The Results thus far, of the In l terstate Commerce Act.
 All theses and orations must be writ ten and handed to the librarian on ol 1 before May l, 1899.