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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-15

Tho following advice given 10 a young
married woman who was visited by an
other older and morn experienced ono
may BE- helpful 10 some "Ncws" road
cfa.
when the visitor arose 10 20 tbs host.
css came 10 the door aud out upon the
pleasant piazza. which. however. looked
"a little dusty IN the corner
"oh. denri" siid the young VIE. how
provoking the servants nrc. told
Mary 10 sweep the piazza thorourhly.
and now look how dusty d iai"
Grace" said the older woman. look.
Ing into the disturbed young face with
kindly humorous eyes. n am an old
housekecper. Let me Eivc you bit II
advice Never direct peoples attention
10 defects. Unless YOU do 20 they Will
rarely see them.
Now. n ! hnf been In your place and
noticed the dirt. I should have said.
How blue the sky &c. or How bcnuti.
fui the clouds are or How hFucinH the
air Is Then I should have looked up
At that M I spoke. and should have got
ten you safe down the steps ara out ~
sight without you seeing the dust"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-15
Home Dre..mskIng,

The home drcssmnker may nnd Il
useful To know that when bodlces are
laced Instead ~ being buttoned or hook
Ell the eyelet holes through which the
cords are passed should be made In
narrow space between two small whale
bone strips. The whalebone ON each
side OF the row OF eyelets prevents tho
cord from wrinkllng the bodice. The
places for the bones may be prepared,
but the bones need not be slipped In
place until the eyeletn are made, "a II
II much easter TO make the latter before
the material IL stinened. Very small
round whalebones are most often used
for the stiffening, as they adapt them
selves more readily To the curves OF tho
ngure than do the HAT ones, which will
only bend backward and forward.
Princess evening gowns are nearly al
ways laced. II Is necessary 10 line them
with firm material, 70 that they may
be closely drawn In around the fgurs;
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-15

The SUDDEN death ~ the empress of
Austria deprived the workinEmen all
through that empire of their mos,
atanch friend. My heart hioeds f" once
foeilnEiy wrote Elizabeth. when
think ~ the misery ~ those pDpr wo-
men and children who work like slaves
~ ancient times without even being
able % earn enough Ia feed themselves
properly" AZ her earnest request the
Society ~ Ethical culture made srr-
iouH inquiry into tho conditions under
which feminine industrica were carried
out. ESPECIALLY IN Vienna. n resulted
IN the disclosure OF q dcplnrnhic state
~ the sweating system. due. M IN all
other Countries, ~ keen competition.
Sellers md buyers are both rcapon.
Hlhie for this Intense wretchednrss a
Few particulars CLEANED from memoir
on Elizabeth, empress 81 Austria, will
reveal the depth ~ the evil ~ usual.
the homework of the woman ~ the
lower middle class proves terrible
drawback e. regular workers. quite
young rirls, kept as apprentices FOR
many years 90 tho nominal salary "
81 Der week. execute most 0f tho he1ufis
fui gold ana Filk embroidery, 90 trying
10 the eyes, especially ut night time. ana
often conducive o. liver nnd lung dis
eases Even skilled hands barely make
20 cents per lay. Things arc atili worse
IN the flower and feather trades. whore
hundreds ~ young sirls. living Va q kind
NJ don'su' slavery. are forced 10 work
from 10 in % hours 70 day for their mere
board. l'drlng nnnd fow cents per
WOHk,
~ carnival times the girls sometimes
work the whole night nnd during the
vnrinun rHafonH tho time allowed thrm
flr riNfp very short. The apprentice
shin ufuHlly lasts three years. without
H.HH ala a. a..
Wrcithrd and the accommodation " had
Two or three girls are packed into q
bed. three ur four ~ which are often
put into single rOnin II was 10 rr-
Hove such distress that Empress Ella.
abeth devoted her time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-15

for princess gown which does not NJ
properly IL an utter foiiufe. The llninE.
like the outside. must have no seam AZ
the waist. and the seams where the
pieces q the bodice are Joined should
be well nlcked IN many places and
pressed omen. Sleeveless bodices arc
made very high under the arms. and
the nrmhuie Is kept a. small rs possible.
Around the edge " the decolletagc a
cord II run In. which Il drawn light
after the bodice ~ put on 10 keep the
elEo close agnlnat The ahnnldera.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-15
nrp cno.S SOCIETY.
Iis Founder Almost. " Not quite. Forgot.
ten Once Wealthy.

II Ia painful TO learn. says The Chris
tan. that Henri Durant. tho founder
~ the Red Cross Society. sits In n small
room In little two-stoflcd hospital In
Heidcn. Switzerland. almost. II not
quite. forgotten by the world he did his
best TO serve. Once wealthy. he spent
al his money on the great humnnitnri-
IN works In which he was Interested.
4 Few remember him. AMI the cztrina
has given him yearly pension; never
theless he n weighed down by a. heavy
debt. and now and then has bren IN dire
strlnts. Some assistance may come To-
him from Sweden from the Nobel prize.
given TO the person who has done the
most 20 promote peace. In any case he
ought not to b. allowed 10 languiah IN
want and distfuaa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-15

How many Of ua-i mean We women
get up cross, and by cross the Infer
ence IN naturally that We are not good
looking. for how can we be cross and
pretty at the same time? We come
down TO the table very. different In
dlviiual from the one who rose from
IL the evening before. md behind q cnf-
Zee urn we nlik and give our particular
men folks the impression tina, feminine
beauty II an iupnfHlhle and inprobn-
bic quantity IN the early morning. says
a writer In the Philadelphia Times.
This " really matter Of habit, a.,
after all. living b. any way you wish
10 nut Il, 70 rny NdviHediy. No matter
how you may frown az I. FOR goodness
sake bonn ats The early morning linz
pfosHions that q man takes away with
him are the ones thnt last all day. Tho
wife wo takes palms % curl her hair. 60
put dab Of pnwler on her nose, 20
rilp into her most hfcoming negllree az
breakfast time. emu Loaf all day n she
20 desires. and there VIII never be
word OF protest from the man who on
the street. In the stock exchange or Of
nee has time for "a thought Tor the grn-
tie creature who kissed him bood-bye
at the door. Tho thought may not be
- pleasant. but 10 viii be Tremendously
persistent II the creature who yawned
goodbye was In soilcd frock. with
disheyeled locks and a "got.up.ton
early" expression ~ countenance. and
that IL revelation 20 man not used
10 seeing woman IN the days beginning.
n YOU can't look pleasant and genuine.
~ awake nj breakfast don't get up 90
A. Better 10 let your husband think
YOU slothfuI than sulkv The breakfast
faee should be- aunshlny. Remember
this. all " grumblcrs The coffee may
he bad. and the cakes soddon AMI the
nient fried--awfui word--to crisp. hut
such havoc In the menu will be lost
alFht OF IN the mistress of the mansion
has swoot smile and "a winning per-
sonnilty TO overcome the material dis
comforts due 10 bad cook or a faulty
uluaatlau
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-15
nean,r Power Of Ito, mnL.

Hot milk. which IL becoming fashion,
able has wonderful results N taken pro-
perry. u should be slipped very slowly.
preferably from "A teaspoon. Fresh
milk or SKINNED milk, with a large
fpoonful Of cream 10 pint 81 milk. u
most refreshing for those who like n
ana with whom II agrees. Thnse are
finrn and curtafdn elk can be rcilshed
by everybody. 4 rice pudding made
with milk. sugar and butter ~ oncel-
lent either hot or cold. Corn starch
pudding and blanc NANCE nre not hair
appreciated ns the finishing touches 60
r. good dinner while less nutritious nfii-
ciea arr daily conHumcd ArtrrHeH.
who arr Obliged 20 keep stlmulnuts in
their drcHrinr rnnWs. have tnken Go hot
milk. ~ they fnd d hotior IN Ia results
than an the hlTh-urlcei rnriiniA 90
which they have hce0me addicted
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-15
FEMININE fLOTsAM.

woMss orTLiyE MEN.

II Is STRANGE hut true that the most
delicate child of ouiliyea his stronger
brother or sister. Many instances are
on record Of the long survival 81 those
who seemed destined to die early. II
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-15

Before the discovery Of ono Minute
Cough cure ministers were greatly dis.
turbed by coughing congregations. No
eNcure for II now. y. G. schrnmm.
Mccormick building. corner Main street.
First South.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07

MI anu MFb, JOHN W, FlAIm,
Alexander Elliot and William Tavor
are attending tho &. A. r. eucunpment
in Philadelphia.
Mrs. Lewis NJ. Brllan has returned
from visit TO friends in Smyrna.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07

Two colored men in q buggy drove
through Centreyllo, at u reckless rate
few evenings ago, and as u consequence
Mrs. Samuel Harvey and two chlldren were
quite badly injured. Mrs Harvey was
knocked down, her child thrown out Of Its
bach, cutting great cash in its head,
which five stitches were required to &C g.
the coach was broken to pieces AM he
boy who was pu.hing it had two teeth
knocked out The rowdiss did not stop
to learn the extent of the injury Inflicted,
but drove on and further up the pike coll
lided with another vehicle. They refused
to back their team, When the stranger
drew u pistol and threatening to shoot
they hastily complied with his request,
after which they drove rapidly up the
road. Mr.. Harvey on hearing Of the In.
jury done his family, hastily mounted a
horse, and put snei the ra:cals some di e.
lance but failed to catch thsm. They
were strangers in the no,ghborhood, and
hence may escape arrest and proper puu-
ishment
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07
POST MASTER }
A DEFAULTER.
Postmaster johnson, of
MillsbOrO, Held for
Court on the Charge
sOf Embezzlement.

United States Marshal John Cannon
Short went to Miilsboro, Sussex county,
yesterday and arrested Postmaster George
W. johnson on the charge of embezzle-
ment. He was taken to this city this
morning and when taken before ComWis.
sioner Smith waived hearing and was
held in $500 bail for his appearance at tho
ensuing term sof the United States
District Court. johnson is charged with
having cmbezzled the sum of 1886 ~.
Johnson acknowledged thashe took the
money ard hoped to be able to make good
tho shortage. He Informed Commissioner
Smith that as soon as he saw some OF his
friends he was OF the opinion that no
would be able to secure bail. Ii he can
not ge, bail he will BIZ sent to New Castle
Jail this afternoon.
Fosmnsters in charge of fourth-class
post offices are obliged TO mako monthly
returns Of their sales of stamps as well rs
the receipts from money orders issued. Ii
they have 100 on hand they are obliged 10
deposit Ito money but in no case can
sum less than $50 be deposited. II post
master makes u return that he has $50 on
hand the Pos Office Department expects
that that sum will be der ositod the next
day. If the Post Office Inspector visits
tho office next day and finds that tho post
master has not deposited the money and
locs not have it on hand thea 1t is n case
Of embezziement. Unless the money Is
Immediately forthcoming the man is gan
orally arrested AMI his sureties hold re-
sponsble for the amount Of de:alca'ion.
Some few weeks ago Post office In
spcctor Maxwell visited the post office at
Millsboro, Sussex County, then in charge
of Postmaster George w. Johnson. Upon
making an examination of his accounts
tho Inspector discovered that Johnson's
accounts did not correspond. There was
a shortage of $2b.1O. The inspector i'm
mediaely notified representative WaTo-
man and Robert g. Houston, two OF
John on's suretios of tho condition of at
fairs ut the Milsboro post Office They
then relieved 10 hnson Of duty and placed
the post office in charge OF another man
who was Johnson's predecessor. John son
was then given chance to mike good
tho shortage nut failed to do SO lnspac or
Maxwell accordingly sworo out warra Mt
for johnson 5 arrest.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07

II, NJ. Mullin musician in the Goverr-
mcnt Foot Guard Band at Canada is visit.
ing his cousin, Council bAiliff John j
Ryan.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07

urge to fight by the calling
memories Of British wrong. Wal
ton, l might tell you Of your faith
| er, butchcred in the silence of night
on the plains of Trenton; l might
picture his gray hairs. dabbled in
blood: l might ring his death
shrek in your ears. Shelmire, !
might tell you of a butchered
mother, the lonely farm house, the
night assault, the roof in flames, the
shouts of the troops as they dis
patched their victims the cries for
mercy, the pleading innocence for
pity. Knight paint this all again
in the vivid colors of the terrible
reality il thought courage needed
such wild excitement. , But l know
you are strong IN the might Of the
Lord. You will march forth to bat
tie on the morrow with light hearts
and determined spirits, though the
solemn duty, the duty Of avenging
dead, may rest heavy or your
souls. And in the hour of battle,
when all around the darkness is lit
by the lurid cannon glare and the
piercing musket flash; when the
wounded strew the ground and the
dead litter your path, then remem-
Der, soldiers, that God is with you.
The eternal God fights for you. He
tka n ka
onward with the march or the hur-
ricane charge, God, the awful and
infinite fights for you and you will
triumph.
"They that take the sword shall
perish by the sword.
=. "You have taken the sword, but
not in the spirit of wrong and saw
agery. You have taken the sword
for your homes, for your wives, for
your little ones. You have taken
the sword for truth, tor justice and
right, and to you the promise is
"Be Of good cheer, for your foes
have taken the sword in defiance OF
all that man holds dear, in bias
phemy of God. They shall perish
by the sword.
"And now, brethren and soldiers,
l bid you all farewell. Many of us
may fall in the battle tomorrow.
God rest the souls of the fallen
Many Of us may live to tell the story
of the fight tomorrow, and in the
memory of all will ever rest and lin.
ger the quiet scene of this autumnal
night. Solemn twilight advances
over the valley. The woods on the
opposite heights fling their long
shadows over the green of the mead
ows. Around us are the tents of
the Continental host, the suppressed
hustle OF the camp, the hurried
tramp of the soldiers to and fro
among the tents, the stiffness and
awe that marks the eve. of battle.
When we meet again may the shad-
ow of twilight be flung over peace
full land. God in Heaven grant it.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07
NEWS OF
THE VISITORS.
They Are Here and There
and Are of Course En-
j0ying Themselves.
Welded AT St. PAUL's.

"ADpLp Al o. RAUL
NV S' iau' ~ ~ ''hurcn iS'. ",sn'
aA''' i'o,.n" o''py uauSneo' VI o"o o0'
W. vi ""'e'orooA anu newton ""e-
mouRp' were marf'eo by nov W. L. .
murray
ihe ring ceremony was performed a
oahk OIL pains ma sea IN 'ne pu'Pi' iorh-
oil "u enec'''e se'e'hg LOT 'ne happy occa'
SION ine cnu'ca was well n'''u WIN
Ir'eh"s u .n0 nr'"o ana groom n"rrs
oeipy' pro'her Vi the prlue' "''eu
Us oese man. anu 'h' maui ct noh"r was
MISS MARY bahhs' MISS Hnha oeipy d
s'S'e,oi ehe rr'ae' ahu MISSES M"y anu
i.''on" hoo'" WIRE 'he pfiueeh'''"''
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07

COUNTY TAXES.

In order to give the tax pay
ers a chance to take advantage
Of the 6 per cent discount the
County Tax Office. at the
Court House, will open every
day, including Saturday, during
the mouth Of September, from
s to IL d. m. and from 2 to s
p. H., and during the last week
in September from 8 a. nj. to
9 p. IN. continuously.
The Levy Court insists on
settlement of all delinquent
county taxes, aad any one ow-
ing a. tax tor 1897 or 1898
will be dealt with according to
law without further notice.
HORACE G. RETTEW,
Receiver OF Taxes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07
No,,icp. Repairing Sidewalks.
A RE>NLUTlON DECLARING DEFECTIVE
SlDkW WALKS To HE A NUISANCE.

Be it resolved by the Board OIL Directors of
tho street and Sc wcr Department:
Section J. That every sidewalk or fOotway
in tn" city Of Wilmington by law required to
be paved, which is uneven, rough or in which
there are hOl ~ caused by the Wear or removal
of the material Of which tbs composed or in
which there are loose bricks; or which is
broken or thrown into ridges forced out of
its normal position by trees, tree roots or any
other cause is hereby declared 10 ben nuisance
and any person or corporation owning rrnny
agent in charge of, the premises abuttng on
sad defective sidewalk or fpDtway and allow.
ing the said defects TO continue, shall BE- deem.
I'll guilty OF a nuisance, and shall upon cpnvic
zion thereof in the Municipal court of the city
of Wilmington, he punished by Il iihc OF not
less than two or more than Ten dollars, for
every twcnty.four hours that such nuisance
continues,
tectun 2. This resolution shall become and
De Of fun force and virtue on and after 80 days
from the dat" of its passage; and application
in at least two "nIly papers of the city OF VII.
mngtun for Il period Of at least five days,
within reasonable time after its adoption,
shall be construed TO be Of sufficient notice
and warning
The above resolution was adopted by the
Beard of directors of the Street and sew or
Department nt u regular meeting held this
fifth day of f"ptcmber, A. D. 1901
Affect: liar, LY }. WILEY,
SI'5t Secretary.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07
A Roof On Fire

A fire OH tho roof Of house on Water
strcot near French vas the cause for tho
calling out the fro engines at . o'clock
this afternoon.
There was considerable excitement for q
time as woman was asleep in tho third
story.
The door was burst open and the wo-
man rescued.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07
STVART-GOO OMAN,

In the presence of number Of relatives
and friends Miss Mary +. Stuart and
Jacob Goodman. were married in st.
Mary's r. c. Church yesterday morning,
by Rev George j. Kelly. The couple
were unattended. The wedding was pri-
bride and groom being present. Tho
happy couple loft yes erday morning for
Atlantic City. :.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07

Misses NJ. and Mr.. +, Kelly and Miss
Jean Oslc, arc spending several days at
Atlantic City where they gro registered Il.
tho AvoCa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07

DELAWARE STATE FAIR, DOVER.
Reduced Rates via Pennsylvania
Railroad.

For the benefit of persons visiting the
Delaware State Fair, to be held at Fair
view Park, Dover, September g. 8, :, and
s, the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
(Phladelpha, Wilmington and Baltimore
Rntlroad) will sell excursion tickets, in
Guiding admission to tho grounds from
principal stations on tho Maryland Dvls-
Ion hDd from all points on the Delaware
Division and Branche. at greatly reduced
rates. ickets will be sold from Soptcm-
Der, s. to s, inclusive, good to return until
Soptcin5e Q inclu sive.
Tho Fair this year promises to exceed
all former years In interest and attract
ions Large pramiums will b, offered in
the bicycle, trotting and running races and
the display Of cereals and live stock will
prove most Interesting and IL instructive.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07
Sale of Real Estate.

Charles W. Goodiug, real estate dealer
at!S.h and Jefferson streets has sold No.
5l@ Wash ington street owned by Mrs 5.
X. Ball of Philadelphia to NJ. G. Minors
for $500; No. oil Washington street own
ed by William H. England, of Camden,
N. j., to Il. b. Harris, for $3.50; No. so.
Washing on street owned by Mary e. Lee
Compile. to Mrs. Deborah II. Jones, for
S5OCO.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07

my father" said the sweet young
thing, lis goldbug. Are youE'
No" replied the young man. Il be-
long in the mclauoeSte picipcs class"
Good gracious" she exclaimed,
whats that
THAT he FASTENED to explain. with
the aid of practical illustration, lis the
scientific name Of the kissing bug.
Cago News.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07

The Billvilc poets are all busy hocing
cotton in order to get cash enough to
publish their books next fall.
or course there's life in the old land
yet" hut the only way TO get at it is 10
Jerk your coat and hitch up the mule.
The faith that leads man TO advcr-
tsc for lost umbrella is strong enough
to move mountainS.-Atlanta C0nStitu-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07

+
wharf musical entertainment was given
at the Clayton House.
On the sail out the river tho party was
shown the many manufacturing indust-
ries located along the Christiana river and
vicinity. Their attention was also called
to tho vast Improvements being made to
this harbor by the government. and the
important results to be obtained there
from.
They then re urned and saw the boat
and enjoyed luncheon during which time
the FirstReglmentBa Band assisted In enter.
tanning. BY the time luncheon was ser
we'd the party found themselves at FortDel-
aware.
A visit was made to the fort permission
having be obtained from the War Depart.
ment Down the bay the steamer viii!
sail and will reach the city about O'Clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07

81 don't want to see him today said
the eminent statesman irritnbly, as an
acquaintance WAS announced.
But he agrees with you perfectly
"That'S it. He wastes my time and
worries me lie won't talk about any
thing except what I'm already in favor
OF. Washington Star.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07
Impnrtant School Notice

Onlce open daily s to 4, and evening 20
o. for enrolment of students Business
and Shorthand courses. Catalogue lree.
Golley College, Sth ord Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07
EEEiISuS TONIGHT.

Wilmington Lodge, A O.U W.
Wawaset Gun Club.
Republican lnvinciblel.
Asylum Lodge |. O. o. II,
Lady Washington Home Communion.
Liberty Lodge A. o q. +.
Alpha Council l.. o. X. G.
jefferson Lodge, o, u. +.
Kcokuk Tribe lmpi O.RM.
End ward Single Tax Club.
sth ward Single Tax Club.
Palestine Castle, A. O. X NJ. @.
eth ward Single TaX Club
Lady Washington Temple X q. H.
First Regiment Fife and Dram Corps.
frandywine Lodge Ordrrgf the World.
Union Womans Foreign Missionary Society.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07
A ERIGHTEUI. BLuNOER

viii often cause horrible Burn, Srald
Cut or Bruac. Bucklcns Arnica Salvc.
the best in the world, will kill tho pain
and promptly heal it. Cures Old Sores.
Fever Sores, Ulcers, Rolls, Felons, Corns,
ali Skin Eruption5. Best Pile euro on
earth Only % cts. box Cure guaran-
teed Sold by \. Is. Danforth, druggist.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07
t,:o5 To Baltimore and Return, via BALTIC
And Ohio X II

On account Of presentation of Sword OF
Honor to Capt. \. MAYO Dyer, OF tbs
United States Cruiser Baltimore" Sept.
l2th tho Baltimore andOhio tAilroad con.
pany will soil excursion tickets to Baiti-
more, sept 18th and 18TH. good to return
until Sept 18th at - % for tho round
trip. Tickets will be good on all trains
going and returning,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1899-09-07
ON EVERY BOTTLE

Of Shiloh sConsilnptionCure is this guarantee,
"All we ask of youts To use two.thirds OF th1
cont, nts Of thi. bUttla faithfully, then If You
can say you are not benefited return tn, bot
tie TO your Druggist and h, may rtfuul tha
Price paid. Price BIC, jJG and 81.
For Sale by n. Is. DanIorth. Secon AL IL.
kGi NJ