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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
Riggs Trolley system Gains

Nori,tuwn, Pa. Feb. 2.-Tho Schuyl-
XIII Valley Irar ion ComDiny. whose
system iacludcs 20 miles of track extend-
ing from Con-hoci;en t. Coil gev!llc ana
| from SwcdDlaud through BriIsepor and
| across no river 10 tho eIs'crn lir.i Of
NLrri'rown. hns been sod to the Unite i
Power and TranspnrthtIOn Company.
| Tho price paid is said to bu S55U, OJO. This
is said to be 500, 900 more than wa, offer
oi II year ago. | he deal Incl heSl:D,-
OD Of income bond, uf he Schrvlkiil VAL
ley Trac' ion ompany and 500 of tho To-
900 shares Of capital stock All tbs lease-
hold and OwernshipS OF underlying con-.
paliic4 cnmpri ing he Schurlkill Valley
system. subj 'cL to its general mortgage,
are inc llded.
n, IT, Lnrzelere president Of the Schu.
yki Valley, says tho property will bo
handed oyer In less than week. No
change wi he made IN tho pra,cnt force
of cmplGyrs for the prescn'. A. q. ID AviLs
will bs retained IL general manager.
Tho United Power and Tran. .po,tation
Company Of which john A. Riyg, is the
President, Wi h headquarters at Rnauing,
controls many tio ley roads in Eastern
PennSyvania. Among 8 dependant
Eompanlu-, Of Reading; tho Wllke .barro
Traction Company, the Southwestern
Street Railway Company he Bustle on Il
HUltEC-hurg hallway Company, tho Will
mln.ton q Chester Traction Company
and he Chcatnut Hill & Nurristown Pas
songer Railway Company.
The acquisition If tho ~chuvlklll Val
ley road i, Important, ms it extends the
blg cprpnratiGn system from PDilddo!-
Dhia to Culi"gevillc. ten miles ubpvu here.
1t Is said to be the intention to extend the
line from CulleRevllie on up the Ridge
pike 30 Reading, through Pottstown, tho
lInos OF which place may also bt acquired.
Dr. Buli's Cough Syrup cures the worst
cold in day stops the running Of tho
nose; breaks the fever and banishcs all
tendencies toward pneumonia. 1t Is tho
quickest rcliGvor and curcr Of throat and
lung diseases.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
An lev Pavement,

Madison street between Second
and Third streets, i, covered with
ice to such an extent as to render
it almost lmpossiblelo Tor storelieepers
to get their delivery wagons to their
places Of business. Several horses
have fallen and consequently the
Street Commissioners should look
after it. it is said that the nuisance
is caused by some of the property
holders leaving The water run dur
ing the night to prevent the same
from freezing in the pipes. Willing
street between Filth and Sixth
street, is also in a terrible condi-
tiou,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
CHRISTIAN
ENDEAQ0R.
The Local Union Observes
Its Nineteenth Anni-
s VerSarN

| lie NnTlStldu lLnucdfOI SoCIcly
of Wilmington observed its nine.
teenth Anniversary last evening.
The exercises were held in West
Presbyterian Church and were
presided over by Rev. w. M. Schall
of First Presbyterian Church.
Flags furnished the only decora-
tions the church auditorium pre-.
sented. Singing was furnished by
alarge choir OF singers from differ
ent churches under the direction
of Professor ]. II. Clymer.
Rev. A. N. Keigwin read the
Scripture lesson of the evening, af-
ter which Rev A. T. McCurdy pray
ed.
State President Burns in brief
address outlined the work of the
society since its organization nine
teen years ago in Portland, Maine.
He expressed his pleasure in being
present and said the unions through
out the state look up to Wilmington
| for guidance in the work.
The reports Of the secretary and
treasurer were read and approved.
Rev. Mr.. Shape was then intro
duced, and made the anniversary
address. "An apostle" he said,
sis disciple plus the Holy Ghost.
A disciple is a learner sitting at the
feet of the Master learning wis
dOm's ways. An apostle goes all
about the world doing God work.
still learning, still growing, still
going. An apostle is more than 4
messenger, as a messenger may be
ignorant of the message he carries.
He IS more than a prophet, and
evangelist, or teacher In the
Scriptures only apostles are said to
witness and testify. They are eye
witnesses Of the things they are to
tell concerning Christ.
Christian Enlcavor apostlcship
means that a Christian Endeavorer
is called to be servant OF God, to
be an apostle. Duty chooses him
rather than him choosing duty. 1t
means loyalty to his church. TO
be a true Endcavorer is to be true
denominationalist. 1t means sancti-
fled Christianity. The best citizen
is he who is the best Christian. A
Christian Endcavorer would not
vote for the devil il he were on his
ticket. THERE'S no partisanship in
the society. Endeavorers must
have Christian enthusiasm, they
should be saturated with the word
of God. If Christian Endcavor does
not stand upon the word Of God it
is baseless.
The speaker made an appeal for
the foreign mission work, stating
that systematic ard proportionate
giving is essential. Mean and selfish
is the church to-day. Tine only
dead Baptist church in Whining
ton, he said, ''is one high and dry
in a cemetery. Some years ago it
took a stand against missions, and
should have died long before it did.
! would like to preach its funeral
sermon. What the Christian En-
dcavor wants to-day is movement
that goes out to all the world carry
ing the apostIcshlp OF the spirit of
Christ. The secret OF success is
ever putting forth the warm blood
of youthful enterprise. Francis Z. |
Clark was the apostle of the great
est religious movement since the
Pcntccost, the Christian Endeavor-
or movement. "
The dead church referred to son
King street opposite the Court
House. 1t was organized in 17S5.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
THIS MANS
CAPCAITY
lie Drank Up $25,0OO OF
Whisky In 100 Hogs
heads.

taken yesterday at the trial OF the
suit of Joseph w. Pullar against
Former Governor Thomas Walter,
of Connecticut, and others, did not
elucldate the issue perceptibly, but
1t did add to the popular knowledge
concerning the capacity of human
stomach Tor whiskey.
Pullar's contention is that he
conveyed property to the former
Governor while irresponsible IRON
drink, and he wants his property
back This makes expert evidence
on the subject of whiskey drinking
competent. and, yesterdays 'jag"
statistics were startling. For in
stance:
IL had under my charge" testi-
fed DIR. James Edward Kelly, "a
man who is IS years of age. He
drank from ten to twenty glasses
of whiskey day. 1t is estimated
that up to four years ago he had
consumed 100 hogsheads OF whs-
key. -Four years ago | made a
teetotaller of this patient
One hundred hog of whisky
is $500 gallons. Supposlng this
master cup man drank during half
a century, he must have consumed
a gallon OF whiskey every three
days, including Sundays and legal
holidays. He must have paid for
the whiskey he consumed more than
S;25. 900. if he never "stood treat
in his life, and in this no reckoning
is made of money thrown to the
birds.
The name of the great man was
not disclosed.
The testimony left no doubt of
Pullar's qualiic atlons to place IN
this marvcl's class, but, unlike Dr..
Kelly $ patient, his potatlons affect
cd him tor the worse.
General Burnett croSs-cXamined
DR.. Kelly and tried to get him to
tell how long the average man could
keep up drinking as Pullar did
Il have no idea, snapped the
witness. 'lcan't average a mans
drinking capacity under the con.
dltlons you name, any more than |
could give the average height of
man alter being told the color Of
his haIr.'
Then the General wanted the
doctor TO describe the different va
rieties of alcoholism, meaning
thereby that he should ditIcreutlaic
the emotion that induces 4 man to
make love 10 a lamp post from that
which influences him to believe he
can thrash the whole metropolitan
police force and is in duty bound to
do it.
u tell you" said the witness,
"that you annoy me. II you will
multiply the number Of people IN
the world by the different number
Of drinks, you will then have an
idea OF the different varieties OF
alcoholism.
The experts say Fuller was in
bad shape IRON eS esaiye drinking
but Alfred ~. Page. one of the de-
PENDANTS, says that when he made
the transfer, pullar was able and
intelligent. The trial viii continue
Monday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
BULLET NEAR
HIS HEART.

There is living in the hospital at st.
Joscph's Village at Clayton. u thirteen
year old colorcd boy who has bullet SO
close to his heart that physicians are as
founded at tho boys wonderful vitality.
The ball Is q 81 calibre ona and according
to the statement OF DR.. e. S. Dwight OF
Smyrna 1t Is lodged in the percardium,
which il tho sack surrounding the heart.
The boy received the wound thloo weeks
ago, a fact which makes his existence ut
this time the more remarkable. In order
to make proper diagnosis of the case
DR.. Dwight desires an X ray inspection.
70 tako the boy to Philadelphia would
mean doath to him, so the doctor has ap-
pealed to Professor N. II. Brown. of Della
ware College to bring the college appara.
tls for Roontscn photography to CLAYTON.
Professor Brown has made favorable re.
ply and he will 20 to Clayton this eyonlu9
md by means Of tho apparatus loca:o the
bullet.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
|SUITS AGAINST
POLICY HOLDERS
But Wilmingtonians Say
They Are Not Assess.
able and Will
Fight. ,

| Alfred II. Sparks, receiver for the
Fidelity Mutual Fire Insurance
Company of pennsylvania, yester-
day entered suit against fifteen
policy holders of this city to compel
them to pay an assessment levied
on their policies.
The company sustained big loss
by fire, which drove them to the
wall and the company passed into
the hands Of Mr.. Sparks as receiv-
err.
After the company passed into
the hands OF the receiver a big as
sessment, amounting to about thirty
dollars, was levied on each Of the
policy holders. AS it is mutual
company Mr.. Sparks claims they
havea right to assess the policy
holders and the policy holders in
turn claim the company has no
right to make all assessment, hence
the SUIT
Those of this city, against whom
suit has been entered are Alexand-
CT & Willis, Philip-Thompson Com
pany, Bernard G. Goldstein, Gaw-
throp and Brother Company, John
Wagner, White Brothers, Whining
ton Abbatcir and Cold Storage
Company, William f. Tucton, 5.
H. Baynard, Samuel Hockheimer,
Recs and Brother. Stevenson Lcath-
cr Company, Kartavert Manufact-
uring Company, Wilmington NAL
leablc Iron Works, Horace Nalen-
tine, Jones Guthrie and John
Tugend.
Samuel Fl. Baynard considers the
action of the company all attempt
at blackmail. This morning he
said many Wilmington business
men took out policies in the conf
pany in 1893 their agents having
guaranteed positive rates of insur-
ancc. In 1896 the Insurance Com
missioner of Pennsylvania, it is
said, reported the business of the
Fidelity Company unsatisfactory
whereupon the Wilmington policy
to man, allowed their
policies TO run out. Three years
after those policies had expired the
former holders were notified Of an
assessment which the Wilmington
ians refused to meet they no long
er being policy holders in the COM
pany.
Mr.. Baynard says the amount of
the latest assessments is not so
large that the Wlimingtonians can
not pay it, but they refuse Simply
because they believe the action of
the Company unwarranted.
At the coming term Of Superior
Court. Hart e. Co., and Simmons 81
Bro. will make defense to an action
instituted by the Insurance Com
pany, the outcome Of which will de-
tcrminc the disposition to be made
OF the new cases.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
HIS LEE WAS SANED.

Mr.. j. +. Lilly, prominent citizen Of
Hannibal, Mo. ia ely had Il wonhcriu
driiverance from Il fr!ghr'u! de,tn. In
telling Of it lie say: Il WAS taken with
typhoid Fever that ran into Pneumonia.
My lungs became hardened i was SO weak
couldn't oven nit up in bed. NothiIg
hclped M" lexpocteh to soon din Of Con
sumption, when hrnru Of DR.. Kings
New Discovery. ono bottle gave me
relief ] continued 10 ue it, and am
we'll and strong, / cans say TOO
much in i's praise This marvellous
medicine Is the sGro,t and quiche,t cure
in the world Of Throat and Lung Trou bio.
tcgnlar siHe' tn cents and Slo0 Trial
bottles Tree Mt \. Is Danfurth1 Drug
Stolt; rvcrY bUttls guaranteed
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
uiftS For Dewey.

A gold bound. Oriental pearl handle
reading glass and u romauiH,d gold jew
Glcd lorgnetie will shortly b. presented to
Admiral and Mrs. Dewey by Walter II.
Podcska, the woll-known optical spucial-
ist. of ll3 North Ninth streer, Pbiladel-
phia, who is one OF tho heroic sailors most
prominent admirers The glass Is of ex-
quisite American workmanship and the
fines; maze. The glass Is got IN gold
band, and the Iorgnetie is beautifully 0has
ed and sci with valuable jewels. The VAL
lie of tho two presents reaches close to,,s50.
They hnvo been made with great cure
for this special purpose. Mr., podosks has
followed Admiral Dewcy's recent SUCCESS
es with much Interest," and now that tho
hero ia safely anchored Mt home has tie
cided 10 presGnt MIN wi h thcs, tokens OF
the high esl com in which he is held. The
presents arc now on exhibition in +. " OBJ
or a nd Co.'s windows, 1927 Chestnut st.cot
philadalnhiH,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
Dr. Bulrs Cough Syrup cures the worst
GOebei Is Alive,

Franktord, Ky, Feb. Sat 4. .5S
a. m, the attending physicians re-
ported Governor Goebcl as resting
quietly, with his general condition
showing distinct improvement
over that Of twcnty-four hours ago.
This is the hour when his vitality
has generally Deen at the lowest,
but it is believed that the day will
be passed without any serious set
hack
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
I;riu .!etOa Items

Bridget1n. y J. rs u port Of entry stands
eighth IN Importance If All tAose In The
United citalo-.
Brllacton's municipal election is bu, q
month off and noi n single candidate tor
mayer has annUUuccI himself.
Rnilr"ads running INTO B"hgoton are
carrying more freight than tor many years
that too despite he fact that mono Of tho
window glass IA tories arr being operated,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
New Position for Mr. Jones

Joseph II. Jones who until re-
Gently was in the employ Of the vii
mington Pipe and Foundry Com
pany, will take charge of the smoke
less powder department OF the e. /.
DUPONT de Nemours Company on
Monday. Mr.. Jones will reside at
du Points Banks.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
80 Tablets, 10 Cents.

AN Druggists or sent for price by
Mason Chemical Co., jl5 Arch street,
Philadelphia.
Mason's Cream Of Olive Ointment
cures Catarrh. Asthma. Hay Fever, allays
any Inflammation of skin Or mucous mem.
brane. % cents q box
For sale by .,
Miller Drug Co, 402 Market street.
N, b. Danforth, 124 Market street,
Jacob S. Beetem, 900 Delaware avenue.
T. b CartmeI, sol Madison street.
Almonds Pharmacy. 7th,and Orange.
John j. Gallagher u Bro. 400 and 200i
Market street.
Blocksom & Spear, n. e Cor. Second
AMI West streets,
Horace Bradley, NJ, D., Cor. Fourth
and Rodney streets
J. Z. Stamp, Cor. Tenth aud Poplar Sts.
Wilmer c. Taylor. No 80! King street.
Joseph p. Williams, Cor. oh anu Madl.
SOU.
Fl. r. Bripghurst, 37 Market street.
Edgar II. Allaband, Cor. A and Heald
streets.
Seventh Street Pharmacy, Cor. Seventh
and Jackson streets
Y. james Belt, Cor. Sixth and Market
Streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
Narrowly ESCAPED Drowning.

John Fi-her, William Martin and Ed-
ward GLADDEN.. aged II yeais, had narrow
escape from drowning in Armstrong;
Creek, south OF New Castle, on Thursday
last. They were having royal good tlma
skating when they went too close to the
THU ice near the willows and Fi,her fell
into the chilly waters. Martin threw one
fore long he was also In the wa er. Glad.
don drew tho attention Of George Wood
ruff. colored teamster, who succeeded in
-osCuing the lads.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
An Alderman Injured.

Chester Feb. 3--AIdogiuHn Garvine, OF
No,t lhiHl street rlet with Il peculiar ac-
cidont a few DAYS ago. A newspaper man
went into lie Office and shuJk hand, wi h
tho Alderman, 1t Is peculiar that by a
Simple hand -hake ono Of Mr.. Garvno's
fingers would become wrenchcd. bu such
IL the case. The finger began to swell aud
ring, Which was worn Oh tho finger, had
to be cur off.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
NaSon'S Health Defenders.

Yellow tablets cure Dyspepsia.
Brown tablets cure Constipation.
Red tablets cure Coughs.
White tablet. cure sore Throat.
No Calomel. Aloss or Opium.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
Information W anted

Al ciIiY rS If Delaware aud especially
clorgymUu arc requcsied tH make inquiry
inthcir several communities and report TO
DR.. William IT, lIdnckcr, iarnhurst. Del
aware, the names, giving ago, sex color
and post oiiiro aidro-S of the parents or
guardians Of all deat AMI bind and fecb'e.
mirdod persons uudcr lwentj five years
of age. state also II INDECENT or osf..up-
porting fat
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
MT IS1ud datp

DE- John II. Bali Of Hockessin is not a
cnhdtdat" for the nfll 70 OF pos MASTER at
llookes in, y. reporte. few days ago.
The requests l. TO druy the allegation.
aud DEFY the alligator Mr.. Chambers
has nov assigned and hB pos IDLY mny
not II so, as his wife is thorough going
business woman, and may feul ahlo to
conduct the temp ranc, hoiel at AVON
dale without the aid Of her hu, ,baud,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03

! have several thousand dollars TO loan
OIL good first nOrtasc, IN sums to suit
AlsU several 5 rJumOa houses il the wes-
torn paIt Of the city that can bo sold at d
bar gain. Apnly to W. scott Toruou, No
10l West seventh street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
NarrovI, lis, avcd Asphyyiatiou

Mr.. aud Mrs Amos Wilson, Of Warwick
Narrowly escaped a.phyxiu,iur by coal
gus. 1nev wnro fouui uncDnsciuus in
their room yeS;crdny mrrning and it was
wi cons dorahio dl,Icul Y that they
were aroused from their stupor. They
sluut witt, a email stove ia ,hoIr bedroom.
and the d.n,ppr got turned in some man
ncr and caused the gas To flli th) room.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
Robbed this Store Eleven Times

The grocery store Of Charles bryant ht
Newark wa, robbed Of 4 quantity of ri.
gas AMI Girnr EoUis last ni9ht The
thirva, tGr1 IT tho door lCck and th0rcby
effected an entrance. Last nights visit 20
the store was tho eleventh one thieves
have mad" DAc!e during the vast eleven
HNlLl.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
Bleeding Piles, Itching Piles. - Dr,

Asnew's Ointment cures Piles in all its
forms Itching b,ed ng and Blind. One
application gives quick relief; three
nights will cure most rascs; six nights
will cur" most stubborn cases. The best
aud surcst cure for my and all skin
eruptions. 80 ccnts.-3J.
Fer Sale by u James Belt, COL Marksi
et'cct and n u. Dtniorrh, Seupnd and
Ma hrt st 20 =.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
DE-. SINH, Whlts pain,1l. R,ls,n

Di. Sim rs Waite pIim)1i: B,isiln,
Is Americas Creates rypectorant for all
diseases Of tho iungs and ar passages, sore
throat, coughs, Group, pain in the lungs
blood splitting, etc The grippe yie,d to
! s Il ses very rapidly because il is ma lie of
the very best materials that organic chem
istry produces. This is tho reason DR..
Simms' White Pnmonlc Buisnm never
di'appoints tho all ctel. II acts promptly
and suits all ages Dnpor, 6lj King o,rooy
Wilmington, D4i. " holcsuie by lobberi
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03

l. OK SAI.E-A fAEM or ps ACRES NEAR
j. Glasgow Poucadrr Hid with fair build.
ings %el! wat"rcd plenty ol fruit, ard III q
stat" Of good cultivation. Price reasonable
and terms accommodating. j b. hred.
fj.6t
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
Norrisiown Authorities get ManteII

Chief Of Police Dullu this morning re-
ceiyod Information from the III tsburgh
au horltiei that they had returned Charles
MnntUll to the NUrrlstOwu authorities,
from whom he escaped several months
ago. Manteil Is believed to have robbed
the residenc, Of Job II. Jlck,o here
about four months Lso Ho broke jail! ut
NUrristOwn,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
EO YOU KNOW

CONSUMPTION i' prcvantahn, Scirulo ha,
proven TINT, IN also inat nnglrct IL suicidal
The wort cJli or cough eau Drcurud with 5hl.
Ion Cough an Cons,tmptlonCure. sod Oh
pCstivc suaranterforU over " year..
Tor sale Oy ~ b, Danturth, St ,oHd and Ma.
Et streets
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
New Shin building Plant,

WILLIAM j. Thompson Of Gloucester,
fSvs he met recently somo capitalists who
are dCslrOus of i6chtng shipynrd ami
rolling mill to make armur pate along
the Delaware river oni that they favor
Gloucester as the site. lh. would b, un
opposition plant to the one building at
Camden by MJ.srs. Morse and Flick.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
YOU TRY II.

n Sni'ol,'s Cough AMI C,,n4unnt,on Car,
hich is sold for th" 1natr pTlct o. Sc, %
ardSl DOES not cure Lat -'tAt bbtLit bark ami
~twit l"iun fSanr upol4j. SOIL for oEer y
Seurs on this guarantee FuGJ - AMI - ct,
Solt'ny :. L. uanlorgA, >ecouu aul Market
STREETS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
Wanted for Burglary

Robert Tilghman, colored, who
was arrested in Baltimore some
months ago was brought here to-
day. He is wanted for burglary
committed two years ago.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
fter Day.

Mrs. Maggie Van Cott, the lady evan
gelist conducting revival se,vicrs at ;Le
First NJ. y. Church, will preach on Sunday
for the last time. Ga account OF tn,
great suorass In the salvation VI men and
womun from sin, jubilee services Will
b held. Mrs. Van CUtt will preach Ut 10,
-, 300 and 7.3U p. III.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
Finger Crushed.

Mr.. Charles Appeby of No. 1905 Lancas.
ie" avenue mnchinlst at Belts Machine
Shop had ho third finger on his lei hand
crushed this morning by u heavy cnstiny
falling upon 1t. He was taken to the Office
OF lDr. H. NJ Frlar, eth and spruce SUs,,
whcro his Injuries were dressed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
AI'aIse Alarm.

Ohlccr Joan EOnbor was notified That
thee was fire in The yard of Fell q j..
soph thi. morning and he 1t in an
alarm. Upon going to tho yard he found
thnt tho smoke was caused by u railroad
locomotive that WAS IN the yard,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
MARRIAGES.

SlMoN,mGfhND-On January 20, 1900 by
Kew. W. n. Schail pastor Of First Presby-
Agnes Grund, both OF Philadelphia.
HAlElhEi- ICE-At 1913 Park Place, on
February | 1909, by the Eev. A. N. Krig gwIn,
D. D., .lrs4n W. Hartley anu Jennie Drlcp,
both OF this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
ATTENDED A DINNER.

Philip L.. Cannon, Harry 2. Cannon end
Harry Cannon OF Dover attended the am
maj dinner Of tao Alumni Association Of
Dickinson College Baltimore, ut the Mer-
chants Club last night.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
Scared OF the IsBrPlarX

J A burglar who attempted to break
into the residence OF George N.
Bright was scared away. Rob
berries around Delaware City have
been occurring right frequently Of
late,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
TRIED FIVE DOCTORS,

Mrs Frances L. Sales of Missouri Valley,
Ia. wri cs sho had severe kidney trouble
for years, had tried five doctors wilhous
benefit, but three bottles OF FOIeys Kid
ney Cure ctfccted perfect cure. All
druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03

IA, ANTI D.-EXpERIrNr MEMBERS,
w on knit uIm,rwra steady work. An
ply at New Knitting MIli, 40 and lJi r., Tnir,
itunth street t3iW
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-02-03
HOW TO TAKE,
Eason's Dyspepsia Tablets

This is easy.
The Tablets are suga"- coated.
They're small-easily carried-easily
swallowed.
From two to four will do the work.
After banquet-after n night out-af-
tor smoking--aiter the dullness-the sur.
felt-tha distress-
Take two-three-four-Pres what
chang,i
You have the advantage Of every one
about yOG-your doctors in your pocket
Like the Wizard who came to Aliadin
when he rubbed his lamp.
Your banquet digests-your head Is
c.ear--you go to sleep-you rost-you
wake ready for breakfas:-ready for duty
ready for anything.
!, You won't know you have a stomach