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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-29
ITEMS FROM new CASTLE.
Correspondence Of the REPUBLICAN,
NEW CASTLE. March 90, 1898

1t was bad enough to be disappointed on
Sunday but New Castle people were
doomed to the same thing yesterday, as
tho United States Cruiser Columbia did
not pass down. She iseXpected to do SO this
afternoon. She anchored off deep water
point The Columbia draws s6l9 feet of
water. 1t is feared that she will be IN
able to pass by New Castle and the Dan
Baker shoals unless it is on an ext"aordi-
nary tide
On hor way down from Philadelphia sho
70 lowed u course laid out by an officer
who on board of tug sounded the river
ahead of the cruiser.
The monthly meeting of the Board of
Education will be held this evening. The
city OF New Castle is in a bad fix. Thou.
sands of dollnrs are due and the city can
not pay it's bill s. 1t required $500 to pay
the teachers salaries III addition to tho
money on hand at the last meeting.
That amount was raised by Collector
The bill Of the electric light company Is
still unpaid There are several large pro-
perty owners in tho city who have not
paid their taxes. Their houses have been
vacant and they cannot raise the money.
Collec or White has given notice that he
will sit at the Mayors office to receive
taxes, including capitation taxes, on Sat-
urday, April 2 and o.
This is done to keep the crowd away on
election day, April IL.
Ilez Proboriski was badly injured about
the face yesterday while loading pipe at
the Delaware Iron Works. In throwing
pipe into car he did not get his end up
rs soon us the other man. 1t struck on
the edge of the car and the end without
the socket swung around and struck him
in the face, cutting him. severely about the
eye.
The four petitions which havo been
signed by the regular patrons of tho troll
ley cars will b. presented to Superintend-
ent Richard King.
If he refuses to grant the petition then it
will be prevented to the officers of the COM
pany in Phiadelphir.
Every boat ihat came in yesterday had
lots Of shau. About 800 were received from
the down river ami New Jersey boats The
catch by the New Castle boats ran up to
about 600
Rev John D. C. Hanna will give his
lecture on 1.-THE Cuban War and tho Maine
Explosion" with stereopticon views.
The New Castle Mcthodists are pleased
that Bishop Newman appointed Rev II.
Irving Watkins as pastor of Nazareth
Church. Now Castle people in general re.
joco at tho appointment of Rev.
Vaughn S. Collins to tho Con ference
Academy.
Charles Becker, has resumed work as
roll setter, at tho Delaware Iron Works.
This will end the three curnered flues
AT least thirty persons from this city at
tended the play in the Wilmington Opera
House last night.
While Charles Megginson was walking
through his orchard, near the river shore,
yesterday he found a pair of prisoners
pants. Whether they belonged to Dough-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-29

welfare Of the nation. As we'll as the in
diyidual, hinges upon the right observance
OF tho fourth commandment As goes the
Sabbath. so goes the nation. The invasion
OF this sacred institution by our govern.
ment mailing system, our railroads, steam.
boats, camp-meetings, livery stables, ice
meat and milk vendors, and such like,
cannot but be fraught with gravest perils
and speedy reform Is imperative. We
would therefore urge return to the Old
Testament standard OF Sabbath-keepng
which is equally binding under the New
Testament dispensatiOn, for Jesus himself
said: II am not come to destroy the law,
but to fulfil. In this Old Testament stand
ard we find:
'F!rst, That all secular labor must be
be suspended on the holy Sabbath, by the
parent, the child, the servant, and the
beast save works of necessity, mercy and
religion.
- Second. That all Sunday cooking Is pro-
hibited, for in Exodus xvi, 80, SO, we read,
Bake that which We will bake to-day, and
suthe hat which ye will suth
Third, That in Lev 49, 32-o6. we find
the preparation OF fuel on the Lords Day
"a custom too prevalent among our pro-
Tossing Christians-is clearly forbidden.
The saw and the axe must DO silent on
this sacred day.
Fourth That in Nehemiah K, 81. all
tratficing on the Sabbath positively is
prohibited; and this applies to-day, the
Sunday excursion, the Sunday mailing de-
livery, the delivery Of meat, milk or ice;
or tho Use OF tho bicycle for pleasure or
the Sunday trailicing ut camp meetings.
We heartily recommend the distribution
of tract on Sunday Bicycling written by
the late DR.. Mast Broadbcck
Tho following ministers wero elected
trustees of the Wilmington Conference
Academy: Rev. G. A. Grse, DR. Pretty
man, Rev j. D. G. Hanna and Rev. S, M.
Morgan. The relations Of w. NJ. Green
and James Carroll were changed from su-
pernumerary to effective.
DR.. William L. S Murray, who made
the concluding prayer, invoked tho divine
ence for another year.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-29
THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
re. COR. THIRD AND kiNo STREETS
The Republican Printing
and Publishing Co.
p,,B,Isusp DAILY, EXCEPT SUNDAYS.
Entered at the Post Office at Wilmington
GeL, as second-class mail matter.
TUESDAY. MARCH 40. 1905
Congress- Wants War.

There Is a fierce Indignation i'll both 1ho
Houses of Congress over tho proposed ar
mistice. A great majority OF the Con-
rressmen are determined that Spaln shait
be punished, while the President hopes
that the report submitted today Will re-
main In committee until he can negotiate
further with Spain. Tho President mas
been notified that he must act soon OF inc
whole matter. will be taken "ut OIL MS
bands. Congress is not willing Tor any
further delay in tho mater ana 10 h''
propose 10 tolerate any further parley'he
with Spain. President Mckinley mas SEM
his message to Congress rccitlng inc CIR
cnmstasces of the disaster of the war snip
Maine and tho inquiry and findings As
ali along known, 1t was no accloen'' ou'
the work Of submarine mine, which had
exploded the magazine on the snip. inc
crew is exonera,ed, while tho Board OF
Inquiry is unable to fix the responsibility
for the disaster on tho Spanish govern
ment or any one else No negligence Is
shown on the part of the officers Inc
Maine was sent to the Havana harbor by
the advise Of our consular representatives
who pointed out the advantages to HOW
from the visit of national ships to the Gu'
ban waters in accustoming the people 10
the presence of our flag rs the symbol OF
good will and Of our ships in the fulfill
ment of the mission OF protection 10
American interests, even though 10 immo'
diate need therefor might exist. Now
that the President has made the report OF
the disaster to Congress, he is still spa'rlns
for time, while Congress is crying for war
md that Cuba shall be free. We have all
faith in the President and arc willing that
he should be the nudge Of what shall be
done by the United States in The dispute
between the two nations There seems 10
be war like spirit amongst the people
which has been stirred up by the yellow
Journals. What is right in the matter
will be done at the right and proper time
and the people can, in the meantime con-
} lin their souls in peace
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-29
A Dangerous Precedent.

Mr.. David W. Harlan who has boon SUI
peripteudent of the Wilmington pubic
schools for 25 years, has been voted sooo
and given q vacation OF from one to six
weeks. We, for one, do not think the
Board of Education has right to appro-
pirate the money of tho people 10 the SUI
rerintendent to pay his expenses while en-
loving his vacation. 1t is all right il the
Euperintendent needs u rest, to allow him
to take it without docking him for the
time He has been receiving salary OF
F2OOO for the past ten years or more while
his salary before that WINS $500 year
Ho is supposed to be fairly we'll OIL In
this worlds goods and there is no reason
Why the Board should have donated THIS
sum of money. Ws think the Superin-
tendent has been competent one but he
has been paid fairly we'll for his work as
wages go IN Wilmington. 1t is bad
precedent and rather dangerous one for
the school board 10 make These are our
private sentiments publicly expressed and
lhey may meet with public favor by our
renders or not, we care not which.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-29
THE PRODUCE MARKETS
As Reflected by Dealings In Phlladel.
min and Bal ilmOre.

phtn ana BuliimOte.
Philadelphia. March 2S-Flour weak:
winter superiine, s3m325; Pennsylvania
roller, clear s42VN4.2J; city mills, extra.
s325n3G5 Rye flour sold in small way
at S. 80 per barrel for choice Pennsylva-
MIA Wheat firm; No. 2 red, March. 9GEt
9SAC.; No. Pennsylvania and No. Della
ware red 9yMy9Ac. Corn firm: No. 2
mixed, March, 23IgM3>Ac.. No. 2 yellow,
for local trade, Sii4n35c. Oats dull; No.
2 white, 32@m&3c.; No. white, clipped,
sc. Hay steady for desirable grades;
choice timothy, $l2 for largo bales Beef
firm. beef hams. $22.j(u23. Pork duh;
family. sl24l2.jg Lard firm; western
steamed $50 Butter firm western
creamery l5ia4ls@c.; do. factory, Pa
He: Elgins. l9lac.; imitation creamery.
1t1l6kc.; New York dairy, l4l lSc.: do.
creamery, lji29l9iac.i fancy Pennsylvania
prints jotbing at 2Sd26c.; do. wholesale,
22c. Cheese dull; large, white and color
ed, September NC; small do. do, SM
SAc.; light skins, 5&mGac., part skins,
mSc.; full SKINS, 2nSc. Eggs firm; New
York and Pennsylvania, lOflOAC.; west
erm. fresh 1Olac.; southern, l0NlOAc Po-
tatocs Steady; New York, &.3il2Q2jO;
sweets, $3a450 Talow steady; city,
31l-16c: country. 31sW344C. CottOnseed oil
quiet; prime crude, l94l9lac.; common to
good, $li2i2Gt1.45 TurDen,ine firm at
329,Gf2SlAc Cabbage dull at $2a2.j0.
Baltimore. March 2S,--Flour dull, vest
ern supcrtinc, $21ou3l0 do. extra, $3.50
a, do family si.30HitO; winter wheat.
patent, A75M5; spring do, $j.2O@j.AO;
spring wheat. straight, $0Mj1j. Wheat
steady; spot and month, 9SAuS'sc.;
April. 9S1* 9S@sc., May, 9guS94c.; steamer
No. red 94%i Gi'Jc.: southern, by sample.
05499c.; do. on grade, 9ltam9Sr2c. Corn
fir and II 4ilLIIabl.r Aurit
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-29

Philadelphia, March 29.-Peter E.
Smith, accused of bribery and con-
spiracy, was brought before Judge Au-
denried, in quarter sessions court, yes
terday and formally entered a plea of
not guilty to the indictments against
him. His plea was accepted and his
trial set for today.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-29
Trouble Over a Wheat Field.

The O'Ncal Bros. who purchased tho
farm formerly owned by ths late Mr.
Leach, NJ Mt, Cuba, also purchased the
growing crop Of wheat on an adjoining
farm, az public sale. They are now hay
ing trouble, however, over this purchase,
Us the occupant of the farm threatens to
turn his cows into the wheat field and
Messrs. O'Nenl give notice to trespn,sers
to keep off tho field, and State that if
COWS arc found on il they will lie seized
and held until damages shall have been
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-29

Lewiston. Mass, March 29.-Two hum
dred Of the 500 strikers of the Andres
coggin cotton mill went to work yes
terday when the gates were opened.
At noon it was claimed that 300 looms
had run all the forenoon. The strikers
who did not 60 into the mill met in
the afternoon and voted to stay out
all summer rather than return under
the old wages.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-29
Wi|tOnS and
veIvets.

Wilton Carpets, in pretty
colorings, with So borders to
match, 81 25 per yard.
Velvets that will stand wear
bright, catchy patters at 6Oc,
75c and 90c per yard. A small
lot of q few rolls of Velvets,
with halls and stairs to match,
SIC instead of 9Oc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-29
EASTON DISTRICT

EAsToN DISTRICT
W T. Corkran, Presiding Elder
Bay c-tSuprIy) A l.. Gray.
CeC.ittn--J. A. Arters.
%Lteswold and Bethe-Edwin Gardner.
Church Hill. H. Geog hegun.
*Clayton-O. w. DE Vinish
CnrdGva-J NJ. Mitchell.
'Crumrton-J. W. Prettyman.
*Ens on-R. H. Adams.
"Galena-A. =. Prettyman.
Golts--(Supqly) Irwin b. Taylor.
Gree ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Green.
Hillsboro-- f. f. Carpenter.
+Ingleside 4 Jones.
*kent Islands,. p. Shipnan.
kenton-Robert Roe
Marydel-M. d. Nut1er.
MiddlctOwn-l. l.. Wood.
"Mi'lingt"n--D f. Waddell
Odessa-W. O. Hurst.
Oxford-T. b Cooper.
%Piney NecklSGppiy)-J. B. Merritt.
*Pomona-T r, Van Dyke.
Quccnstown-W. o. Bennett.
Rock Hall. +. Outten.
Royal Oak-JameS Carroll.
St. Mlchacls-G. W. Burke. 7
*Smyrna-C. A Hill
Smyrna Circqit1L; W Layheld. {
*StlIl Pond-E, p, Roberts
Sudersville-J. NJ. LIndnle.
*Talbot Circut-J. W. Tallcy,
Tilghmans lsland-W W. Chaires.
Townsend-Albort Chandler.
*i'rappc-Frank Fletcher.
+TuniS Mills-W. T.. Wright.
Wye and Starr-lSupnly) G. X. Morris.
'WortGn-GcOrge i Ellis.
SALISBURY DISTRICT
r. i. Martindale, Presiding Elder
sAnnnmrssex-J. w. Jones
Asbury-( Crisiield) 4. Wyatt.
+Berlin-H. q. Budd
.Bcthel-W. B. Guthrie.
Bishopville-F, H. Bloxton.
Cape Charlcs--W Warren Burr.
"Chincoteague-C. W. Strickland.
CrlztioId--J ,. Otis.
DEAL I,land-G w. Bounds.
Dolmar-G W. Townsend.
*Fairmount-L y. Corkran.
Frankford-J :. Wicklihe.
Fru!tland-(SuDpiy) ". F.. Matthews.
Girdlctrcc-H c, Iurner.
tGumboro w bowman.
Hallwood. Va.-(Suyply) J. S. Bozmap,
Holland lslahd-J. NJ Collins.
LauItl-Dnvid H. CorNran.
MniCe1Ia sprhgs-(SuppIy)T. 5. Bar
rGtt.
Maricu-F X Moore
MulslrrJ--W. : H. Williams
Mt. Pleasant laurel Wilmer jag
gar
Nj. Vermont. f. Beauchamp.
Nh1 ticlkc-E. H. Nelson.
Newark. Md.-(Suppy) Baynard Wheat
ley.
Onancock-Asbury Burke.
Parkslcy- gorge f. Hopkins.
Parst hburg-G + Wood.
Poe moke Crcuit-(Suppy) W. G.
Strickland
Powcllvill--D H. Willis
Princess AnnC--G. Z. Anderson.
Qu n'ico--t Surply)Wjlllam X. Gwinn.
kOXnna-D. T. MCtaul.
St. Peters tOrlolc, dJ-C. l. Har-
de'ty
Sali,bury-C W. Prettymau, wi h Wal.
ter Il. Avery asassistant.
Selbyvile-M N. X. Hickman.
Sharptown-W. r. McFarlane.
*'Smith's Island-G X. Nec.e.
*Snow Hills NJ. Morgan
@Somersct-D. j. Givan.
%stockton--(Supply)G W. Hastinga
*Tanglcr-C. p. Swain.
"Westuvor-(Supply) 4 G.. Elswald.
*Whitosvile-H. 5. Dulaney.
Tho following resolution was adopted:
The moral, physician and intellectual
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-29

Lisbon. March 29.-The evening news
papers say that, acting under superior
instructions, the commanders of the
warships now moored in the Tagus met
yesterday for the purpose Of continue
ing patrol Of the sea between Cape
Verde, Madeira and the Azores, with a
view Of maintaining neutrality in the
event of Hispano-American war;
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-29

"A number of members of Company A.
\. G. d., who failed to respond last night
for drill were arrested by a corporal's
uuurd last night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-29

Be sure and call on S. Mitchell, No. 219
Market street, on Wednesday aud Thurs
day and inspect his line of millinery goods.
Tho store has been handsomely trimmed
and the display of goods the largest ever
offered to the Wilmington public. 1t is
alone worth a visit to inspect tho attract
i've store, saying nothing of the large stock
of goods. Bargains can be had.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-29

Some short lengths, suitable
for small rooms and rugs.
Sl.25,9Oc and 75c qualities, 4oc
10 obtain remnants you should
bring room SIZE.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-29
Administers, S5c.

Beautiful soft colorings aud
high pile carpets-Smth's AK.
minister's, worth $l.25; special
sale price, S5c, with or without
borders.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-29
Rented the Shop at Mt. Cuba.

Kirk Edler has rented the smiGh
shop at Mt Cuba, of the O'Neal Bros.
and is now prepared to do all kinds of
blacksnithing for the farmers i'll tho vi
ciuity on reasonable terms. He is good
sheer of horses and makes that branch II
SnprinIty.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-29

The residence of Levy Court Commits
sioner w. A. Scott, near Townsend, was
damaged by fire yesterday afternoon, to
the ex cnt of 500. The fire was caused
by d defective flue.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-29
Br0kc His Arm.


The 10.year old son of G. w. Spicer,
Clerk of the House of Representatives,,
fell off n straw stack and broke his arm
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-29
Straw
hattIIilggS

Five hundred and eighty
rolls of China and japanese
Mattinys in this special sale at
prices that will maze you an.
tlcipate your coming wants
good heavy mattings, per roll
Of 40 yards, $3.50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-29
|Five-franne
Body Brussels Use,

Bigelow, Lowell and Whit.
tall's fve.tralne Body Brussels
are considered cheap at $l.25.
This special sale gives you any
pattern we have at Is cents.
Crossley'A English Brussels, if
you care to give the difference,
$1.25.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-29

For eastern Pennsylvania, New Jer-
sey, Delaware and Maryland: Fair
and colder; winds shifting to north
westerly
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-29

ANTON SEIDL, the famous musical di.
rector died at 10 Is clock last night at his
home in New York. He Gied OF posc ming
probably from eating fish. lie is will
known to the citizens Of Wilmington hay.
ing appeared on several occasions at the
Grand Opera House
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-29
RUGS

Small Rugs and large ones
for rooms also receive the re-
duced prices for this special
sale.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-29

ELKToN, Md, enjoys local option Sev-
oral persons were yesterday arrested charg-
ed with selling ambrosia, tho charge be-
ing that ambrosia is nothing more than
lager beer, and the temperance people have
determined that amblosia shall 60 1t
has been proven that it contains alcohol.
IlAGA1N the iumor is circulated that the
life of Consul Leo Is in danger, that his
lifo has been threatened, and that threats
have been made against all the America
residents, and it is likely that warshp
will be sent to Havana to take Consul Lee
off in case of IN outbreak
THE Methodist Conference has made its
appointments, adjourned, shook the dust
OF Lewes, Del from its shoes, and. gone
home before var has been declared between
the United States and Spain.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-29

BY the collGpsing Of tho colored Odd
Fellows Hall at Laurel Eel, last evening
several persons were badly injured. The
foor parted in the centre, precjptating
the audience, consisting Of some two hun.
Cred or more persons, into the first story
In confused heap. Luckily nobody was
killed. Somebody is to blame for the I'M
sound condition of the building, but who?
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-29

TIE Cuban Junta has declared that the
Insurgents would refuse, absolutely, to
consider the reDorttd proposal from Spain
for an armistice till October, as it would
give Spaina chance to save $50, OOOV 600 by
the suspension of hostilities and it would
be better prepared than ever to renew the
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-29

We can have you Suit made byEaster.
you ran 10 risk of being disappointed a.
Lockyer's sos Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-29

THEEE was a regular bear panic on Wall
street yesterday. 1t commenced a few
minutes after the gong had sounded at
the opening of the stock exchange. Prices
jumped from to II per cent, and the stock
market fairly doomed in its upward flight.
The bears have been having their innings
Tor the past month, and prices having
dropped from ten to thirty per cent, they
naturally reacted as they should. upward
The gamblers in Wall street are making
hay while the war scare is on.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-29
Best 1en-wire
Tapestry

Best ten wires of the ever
popular selling Tapestry Car
pets-that look well and wear
well-all the best makers are
represented in the sale Smiths
Stinson's, acknowledgements
that are worth 80 cents to-day
special sale price, 80 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-29
Atwood
!ngrains; Soc.

All.wool extra super ingram
carpets at the extremely low
price of soc per yard, instead
of 75c. Others as low as lNc.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-29

"SSs ss Diarrhoea
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-29

FsFARMERs should be ON their guard. The
old gag of selling seed oats is now being
worked on the farmers of Maryland. The
swindler has smooth tongue, and exbib-
its the brightest and heaviest oats that
aver grew out Of the ground. Heis will
Ang to sell half bushel for So and to show
shat he has confidence in them, agrees to
take all the farmer will raise from them
ut dollar bushel. The farmer signs an
agreement to the effect that he will
purchase SO many bushels of seed oats at
45 per half bushel, which some time after.
wards turns up in the shape Of a bankabs
mote for three times the amount.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-03-29
The Trading Stamp Nuisance.

{ tits reported that another trading stamp
bill may come up In the House. This
time an effort will be made to have all
kinds of gift enterprises embodied in the
bill which will hit all tea stores, china
stores and Lippincott's gift scheme OF
furniture and put stop to the practice
which is not a legitimate method of doing
business Why should not Mcgary give
away dry goods with every ten or fifty dol
lars worth purchasedf It's now proposed
to amend the first hill in tho House, pass
1t and send it to the Senate and see if it
will fare any better than the bill so quick
" killed. The killing of the trading
stamp bill has already set several pa tics
at work to start o,hor trading stamp COM
panies and the price has been put down as
low as per cent The evil will spread
unless the Legislature takes some action
upon it and stamps the nuisance and oc-
to 1us out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-15
Echoes from Camp Smith.

omceg-"Now, remember, Ole. the
password is Fish,"
"Ay, weel." replied Ole; "ay 6ane one
flshkermen myself in MInesotey, an
tank shall remembar.
And ole made his way to the sentinel,
who said:
"Who comes there?
won sucker" said Ole, in loud tone
OF voice that showed that he knew his
lesson well.
Drill sergeant-Now. then, Dyle.what
is the f-I-r-s-t movement in bout
face'?"
Recruit-whln the command Is given
yez advance the face three inches TO
the rear,
Drill sergeant-Rlght yez are. II all
the min was the lolSes of Vc, we'd soon
have the best drilled company on the
grounds.-BoZema (Mont) Chronicle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-08-15

a startling Incident Of which Mr.. John
oilEeF Of Philadelphia, was the subject.
" narrated byh!m as follows: II was In
most dreadful condition. My skin was
almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coat
ca pain continually In back and Bdes.
no lppetite-grldunlly growing weaker
aiy by day. Three physlclnns had given
.He up Fortunately, friend advised
Tying Electric Bltters.' and to my great
10Y ana surprise. the hrst bottle made
uecil"d Improvement continued their
ust Tor three weeks. and am nova well
nan, ! know they saved By liEc ana
I'9bed the grave Of another victim" No
one Sho"Id fail to try them only to
cents per bottle at Logan Drug Com
paRy'a drug store.