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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
80 Tablets, 10 Cents.

5sf All Druggists or sent for price by
Mason Chemical Co., 5l5 Arch street,
Philadelphia
Mason's Croam OF Olive Ointment
cures Catarrh. Asthma. Hay Fever, allays
any Inflammation of skin Or mucous mem.
b.ane. 25 eents box
For sale by
Miller Drug Co, 402 Market street.
4 N. b. Danforth, l2i Market street,
jacob S. Beetem, 900 Delaware avenue.
\ 4 B. Cartme!, COL Madison street.
j Allnond's Pharmacy, 7th and Orange.
! John J. Gallagher 81 Bro, 14l0 and aCO4
Market street.
B""ksom &; Spear. N. E Cor. Second
~ W st streets.
Horace Bradley, NJ. D., Cor, Fourth
and Rodney streets.
!! }. r. Stamp Cor Tenth and Poplar Sts,
/ Wilmer c. Taylor No. 3o2 King street.
Joseph 7. Williams, Cor. 9th and Madl.
son.
4 u. II. Bripghurst, 81 Market street.
\: Edgar II. Allaband, Cor. A and Iloald
Streets
Seventh Street Pharmacy, Cor. Seventh
and jackson streets.
+ q. james Belt Cor. Sixth and Market.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
Street And Sewer Commission

Al tho weekly ioee Ing Of the St Get and
sewer Dapar'm0n; held this morning it
wa reported that the pay roll was ihi4 30:
tho monthly pay iui! S51D, carts III IS:
secretary 5 collections $lMSi; balance in
S49GSl,D.
Plumbers liccn cs were granted to
NenIgo b, Ward and juhn J. Daily.
The delaware and Atlantic. Tr,e yrapb
and Telephone Company was granted prr.
MISSION To- erect pole OH Inc west.si,les Of
OF Van Buron street hetwoen Delaware
ana G!ilin Avenues Street Commits
sionoF Piotson turned in $3.50 undrawn
wages.
S'nce last May mon would work for n
lew huu:5 and lhen uut work, They
never called for thelr pay. Tho money
was voted into he Depart Inent Treasury,
>, The mnttcr OF llenine properties on
FOurtll street was laid over Tor a time AS
IL has bee1 learned that some OF the pro-
ptrttfs are connected with Sewers nirenay
lhe Stroat Commissioner was ins,uC;.
cd to pave with fire brick in front O., the
Delaware Fire Company's En2,ne house.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
About the Weather,

The drop in the thermometer
scared people in general. The
storm came with swooping winds
and flying hail and battered down
the silver threads in the thermom-
eters nearly to the bottom. But
there's going TO be no prolonged
season OF frozen pipes and FROST
nipped ears; Of plumbers bills and
fine shaking. BY tonight the sill
yer threads will stretch upwards,
and ulster collars will come down.
To-day there is marked i'm.
provemcnt in the weather and the
sleighs and sleigh bells are in the
background still.
A valuable horse, belonging to a
resident Of Elsmere, fell on the
street at Second and Adams yester-
day. 1t received severe injuries
and is not expected to live. The
animal was removed to A. J. Ira
Wis stable, S2O West Front street,
where it is now. 1t is unable to
cat.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
Couldn't Get the COrpse,

Mount Holly. N. J., Jan. 2o.-
Because Dir. Charles E. Woodward
considers Sa27, undertaIer's and
express charges. excessive, the body
of his son George is held a: the
New Egypt freight station.
81 am not roor," said DIR. Wood.
orJ,handling his well-f led pock-
etbook, "but | don't intend to pay
that bill. | ddn'e order the body
shipped here. 1t was my wiie's
order, and the company must look
to her for the payment"
Dr. Woodward has recently been
released from the Toms River Jail,
to which he had been committee d
tor refusing to pay aIimory amoun-
ting to SI2 a week out of an inhef-
itancc Of several thousand dollars
from his fathers estate.
George Woodward was very
popular here, where he served as a
clerk in one OF the stores until his
health failed. Then his father sent
him to Denver, where it was hoped
the progress of con sumption
would be stayed.
The news ofhis death was con-
veyed to Mrs. Woodward by Ex-
press Agent Carr. She ordered
the body to be prepared and ship
ped East c. @. ID.
When the bill was presented 10
the mother she broke down and
Wept, coniessins her inability to
meet it.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
Union NJ. T. Church,

Revival services were resumed at
Union NJ. +. Church last night.
Notwithstanding the slippery pave.
ments the attendance was good. A
chorus choir OF about sixty voices,
has been formed and they occupy
the front platform, sitting all around
the pastor. The spirit Of the meet.
ing indicated a promising revival.
Meetings will be held every night.
The subject last night was "Char.
acter Building. - Tonight the
pastor will speak of "1'e, riblc De-
struction of Life by Accident. 1t
is interesting to note among the
choir Aultie King, Mrs. W. II.
Lowdcn and others.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
Left to Starve and Freeze

New Haven, Conn, Jan. 29.--An in
vestigaton has been ordered into tho
charge by Daniel b. Lake. Of Port Even,
N. T., that his sen in law, Charles Bell
Of Still River, Conn, bribed man to abb
duct and abandon the old aontleman.
Lake Is seventy years old and was found
here last saturday starving and nearly
frozen.
lie says that he left his homo in Port
Ewen several weeks ago aud went to live
with his daughter, Mrs. Bell, in sill
River. His son-ln-law seemed angry ~
the visit. Bell, lie says, induced him to
take ride about 4 week ago with man
named Arthur Smith, who abandoned
him in lonely spot Lake wandered Tor
four. days begging food alongthe road. he
finally reached New Haven.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
DOTS.

James W. Hallman was given judg-
mont for SEQ orlabor by Magistrate Daley
against ]. r. Miles.
The body of an infant was found In a
| valise along the railroad tracks near
8 aughters.
j. L. Jones conducted today's noon day
prayer meeting at st. Paul's Church.
Rev. DR.. Henry Baker, pastor Of Grace
NJ. u. Church, last evening received a call
from tho foremost Methodist Epi coral
Church In Pittsburg to become its pa. tor.
The managers OF the Florence Crltten-
ton Home will give an oyster supper for
the benefit of the home, at No. 5l3 Jetfer-
son seroet on Thursd W evening.
The meu of Trinity parish will meet
this evening In Trinity parish house.
The meeting will be for the purpose Of
spending social evening and an infor.
NAL entertainment will bo given
DR.. Ralph Stubbs will lecture before the
GIRLS Friendly Society Of ST. Andrews
church on tbs evening of February on
"Hygeine"
At the meeting of the Wilmington
Lodge OF Elks last evening fifteen appli-
cations for membership were received. and
there were four Invitations.
The Wilmington Sunday-school Union
VIII hold g, annual meeting in Calvary
Baptist Church, Fourth anl French
streets, on February6. Rev. G. A. Griss
will speak.
Tho collection for RAv. Thomas b.
Ahgell's family, taken Mt St. Andrews
Church on Sunday, amounted 10 Ss3)
The quarterly meeting of the McAll
Mission was held In Wost Church this
afternoon at 5 O'CLOCK.
A concert will be given by the Ferris
lnd ustrial School Band on February 20
at the Opera House.
The kindergartners Association held
their regular mouthly meeting at Friends
School yesterday atteraoon. Miss Clarke
continued her talk oni Practical U sc of
Wood"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
Cases in City Court. 1

Before Judge Ball in the City Court this
morning James Carr was charged with
vagrancy. Sergeant Massey testified that
ho had been in tho station hou,e for lodg.
inG last week and agreed To leave town.
He was In company OF another man last
night who went to tho residence Of Judge
Ball and demanded money. Tho Judge
chased tho mon and succeeded iu cap ur-
ing Carr The latter will retire for forty
days to New Castle jail
James Watson was charged with OBJ
tanning money under false pretcnses,
Deputy City Solicitor Cahoon asked that
the case be dismissed. Watson canvassed
for pictures to be copied. In ono way he
got mixed uD In giving receipt, and was
nrrestnd. Manager Fitzgerald at tho Ideal
Art Company was concerned in the case
as tho principal witness against Wa. son.
He is absent from town at present. All
the parties will receive ther pieturea
AT tho session OF the Court last night
Mary Hall was flnod Sl0J and costs for
placing tho life Of her ono month old baby
in jeopardy. In default Of payment shs
Will lelire for three months this after
noon.
james Riloy was allowed to go as there
was no evidence against him that hs stole
tho four chickens that were found in his
DOsScS,iOn
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
A Happy Wilmington Tan,

Thomas Wilson, sl2 Bennett street I
have been groat sufferer for three yeora
with rheuma ism aud tender Iest triud
all remedies and treat ments and could not
lind cure till l went under Pot Town
sends treatment and ho mad u wonder
tui cure Of me. All pills aud rem ,dies
failed to give mo relief after trying them
for three years. 1t Is wonderful the:cure
Proi. Iownsend makes. know OF many
Of his cures, and recommend the afflicted
to call on him. Thomas Wilson,
Sufferers lyon can't come to me, will
come to You. There arc cases under nv
real ment In Baltimore. Chester, Philadei-
phia and West Chester. Sufferers come
from different states tn get relief. Only
Office In the State. GIG King stres,s, /
have no agents. Prof. Townsend.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
Railroad Beneficial Association

The trustees Of the r. W. and b,
Railroad Beneficial Association met
In annual session at tho CLAYTON
House this morning Eleven death. were
reported as having occurred during the
year. Ths death aud total disa bility bcne-
fit was fixed ~ Sa5) John W. Lawson,
!. N. Hates, w. n. Lungrsn and O. j.
Turner of this city. Harry Coulten of
Philadelphia M. H. ManciIl Of Media, j.
MshOnsy Of Clayton and +. w. Congle Of
Baltimore wero re.elrcted trustees. q ],
Turner was re.elected president Of the
board and John W. Lawson, secratary and
treasurer.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
RESTORES SIGHT
TO BLIND, MEN.
Three Remarkable Cures
Effected by a Physician
in Brooklyn.

BY anew and original system of
internal administration OF medi-
cine, DR.. Herbert J. Knapp, an
eminent Brooklyn physician, has,
In a few months, restored sight 10
eyes that were totally blind for
twenty years. The persons who
are again in possession of the pre-
cious treasure which they had lost
are James D,mond, Eugene Bailey
and Frank Quevedo, INN ates of the
Home tor the Blind, in Brooklyn.
In August 1892 the men were
wholly yisionless. To-day they can
see the light, sidewalk, buildings,
cars forms of all kinds, and can
distinguish colors and almost faces.
They are zealously religious and
really look upon DR.. Knapp as a
heavenly commissioner. They pray
for him.
In July last, Dimond, who was
bereft of sight twenty years ago,
heard that DR.. Knapp had restored
the vision OF a girl named Letta
Miller. He subsequently consulted
the physician aud treatment was
begun on August l. When, three
weeks later, he awoke one morning
and saw the sunlight, he urged
Bailey and 0ueyedo, who had been
blind for years, to try the same
treatment. They did so and the
result was the same. Their sight
improves every day.
In extenuation OF a polite refusal
to discuss his remedy, DR.. Knapp
said yesterday:
II don't want to talk about-it,
because don't want TO be accused
OF rushing into print over dlscov-
cry which has not yet been suffi-
cienuy tested or developed. The
reatment consists mainly in the
administration Of some pills. No;
! won't reveal the ingredients of
them. OF course, have great faith
in my remedy, and hope to FULLY
restore the sight Of Dimond, Oueve.
do and Bailey" -,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
Walked With Fractured Skull,

Rochester, n. Y, Jan. 29.-Abram jar
sen dad in the City Hospital yesterday
from fractured skull. sustained on We'd.
nesday afternoon last. With his terrible
injuries he wnlkoG about and transacted
business us though uniniured for two
hours and only stopped when he fell un-
conscious to the floor Since that time,
eighty-nlno hours, up to the time of his
death, no never once regained conscious
ne.s ana died without having uttered q
word.
Jansen fell from the rear of wagon,
struck on bis head, sustaining u fractured
skull and other internal hem0rrhngc He
arose and said no was not much hurt aud
went about his business for two hours be-
fore he WAS taken TO the hospital
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
Farm Supply Company.

The Wilmington Farm Supply Com
pany was organized at the Office of Thorn.
as Davis, attorney, yesterday afternoon
Ihaoilicers are: 5. f, Con,y, Presidents;
II. $. Striker vice prcsidcn II n. Bacon,
secretary and treasurer, Mr. Dav, is ono
OF tile incorporalors. The capital stock is
$4,000
Che company has purchased the store OF
John +. Mclaughlin at Front and ship.
Icy streets, and they purpose to continue
the business OF that house
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
Republican Club Smoker

The smoker and musical enter
tainment to be given by the East
Side Republican Association at the
club house Tomorrow evening
proves to be the most njoy able one
of the series. The following will
take part in the program:
Piano and bones
A. G. Licbrick and II. p. Faust
Th e Orange Mandolin Club.
Baritone solo. .......J Gallagher
Tenor solo. S. B. Morris
Tatman's Orchestra
Speech President, Geo. G. Byron
Baritone solo. J. Howard Morris
Tenor solo lo............W William Lott
Cornct Solo ... W. +. Sancsbrey
East Side Ouartette
Messrs. Morris, Richardson, MilleE
and Norris
The committee in charge is COM
posed of w. Ii. Page, ]. p, Jones,
q. l.. Watson, f. II. Davies, A. G.
leibrick, II. NJ. Burns and S. B.
Morris.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
Fur Jackets
and Capes
at
HALF

One each 36 and 80 IN. Elec.
iric Seal Jackets at $3.50
from &35.
Ono 36 in. Electric Seal
JacNet, Persian lamb collar
and edsiug st S25 from $50
Three extra fine Electric
Seal Capes, 20 inches long, 100
inches sweep at $17.5O from
S35.
One handsome Marten and
Electric Seal Coliarette at $50
frum $40
One handsomePersian Lamb
and Elt ctric Seal Collarette at
s25 from $50.
One Electric and Persian
Collar cite at Sc from $l2.
Two Handsome Plush Capes
at$5 from $40
A few Black Kersey Capes
at $5 from $40.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
New Express Company Chartered

Dover, Dol. Jan. - A new cxprcs,
company was among the iucorpumtlnns Of
today at the State Department. L. Is the
Union Express Company and has II capt.
tat stock oil $1,000 It's privileges are to
engage IN the transroi tat!on OF money,
goods and merchandise through the states
vi Pennsylvania New Jersey ana Della.
waro aud any other states aud Territories,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
All Right Again.

Robert c. train who injured his back
severely couple 0! wcehs ago is all right
again AT that time hc attended il public
sale and upon his return home wuls to
his room. lio was about to take oil his
clothing aud went OvGr to sit on tho side
OF his bed. lie mstoUk tho distance and
nat desu on the floor an,i bis back struck
the side nf the bed. Tho injury was very
painful for some time
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
Broke Her Wrist

Mrs. Margaret De Shields while com.
Ing ont The door Of the residence OF her
son. l. W. De shields, 305 $. Mnrket street
slipped and fell Off the steps on last Sfr-
day evening, and broke her wrist The
family physician Dr. W. =. Miilur render.
Cd thl necessary medical aid, The wound
niy h. or unY
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
CilanCery Court

Chancellor Nicholson will sit IN Chan.
cory tUurt hero to- morrow morniny TLo
last time tho court sat here was to hear
the argument in the Injunction suit os
She Wilmington CITY R,i.wny Company
vs. the Wilmington and Brandywine
springs Company. A decision in tho case
Ii not expected tu-m0rruw
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
Sales by the !Sicrift.

Sheriff John H Taylor has sold he prnp.
ersy OF Robert > Springer, containing
about 1913 acres, situated in Mil Creek
bnndrod, TO George Clair for 81. 5lj; l2O
acres of Miles CLARK, stuatel IN Red Lou
hundred. to william 5. Fille-. for $1,000;
nYe tropesties in Mill Creek hundred, be.
longing to James Griffin, to William :
HiIies FOR $5SM.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
To uO To Porto Eiro.

Andrew Travis. tho well known
contractor vii! go to Porto Rico about
March TO take charge OF II large number
OF men. Ills uncIe Patrick +. Murray,
OF Chicago, has the Cputract for builiina
railroad II Porto REQ and at least 300
mon and 10 horses and carts will be engag-
cd in the work.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
Wants His Daughter.

Former dge David I. Marvel began
-pfe'ret!Ing before Chancellor Nicholson at
Dover yesterday to obtain po session OF
his daughter, Aun Burton Marvel, IL voar
OLD Miss Marvel is in the tnhy of Mrs.
Matyoii poopIe' and Mrs, Il. B. Roudobush
0i Milford, was the defendant before the
Chancellor The Proceedings w.Ie
Brought on writ OF Lab9Ns corpus,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
Lunch Served,

The Ladies Of the Y. w. G A. serve
lunch to-mDirow bctalrn tho hours Of If
ana . y. m, The following menu will lo
served. Chicken, Wuillaa Coffee all sJr,
eN IN NneMt nnN Nruc itGing mnnuur,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
TnIl Family RemoNes

' william I. Tuil removed his nred pnr-
eRts from tho house TT Eighth and Monroe
streets to tha Dtyott farm in pcnca der
Hundred to-.ay. Tho property was sod
several week, ago and the Tllls were or
derel 70 vhcNto il BY Sheriff Tnylor
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
Letters on Estates

Register CrusSan this morning granted
letters Of administration on tho estate Of
Encs Rombo, late OF prncadcr tIunlre d.
to Oliver D. Rnmbo. similar letters on
the estate of Cecilia +, Smith wero grant
unto John j, smith,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
Building The Line.

The Do'maryia Telephone Company
yesterday, Logan building an extension to
EIsIhcre, which in a short timo will be
%"ni iihued TO Newport, Stanton, Newark,
f"kt9n and eventually to Baltimore.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
TRIED Fiyi: DOCTORS,

Mrs. Frances l. Sales OF Missouri Valley
Ia, wrl es sho had severe kidney trouble
for years, had tried five doctors without
bonellt, but thros bottles Of EoIey's Kid.
ney Cure effected II perfect cure All
druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
DR.. kittlnger Not So We'll

The condition OF DIR. leonard KIttlG ger
ls not 50 well to-day. Ho passed "a restless
uight. There is no hope Of bis recovor.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
BrNan Nav Return.

1T Il announced ii Democratic circles
That in chao William j. Bryan is nomiu-
ai'd Tor President. ha will make another
visit to Delaware and speak in all three
counties.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
iiUuSe Euuipated

Tie house Nc. SG6 Conrad street whers
Annie hrautter had tho smallpox was
fulnigatch By tho Board of Health officers,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
Begin February JSt,

A number OF new stuLonts will enter
Goldey College, 9Th and Marked stree's,
February lst Commercial and shprt.
hand courses. Good pusi .ians for 0rsdu.
ates.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
NCkinDy Sill Absent

Nothing has yet bocn heard of ia meg L.
Mcklhnry, OF this city, who left h is b, ma
on lu"siay last, and gave no reason for
his disappearance.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30

Chapped hands, cracked lips ana rough
ness OF the skin cured quickly by Banner
Seive. most healing ointment In tho
world. All druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
DEATHS.

HYAfT-ln this city on January Goth. 1900
Jacob 3. Hyatt, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully nvit
ed to attend the funeral Mt tho residence oi
his son-in-la law, II. II. Russell, 4O3 seventh ave
nue.. on Friday afternoon, at . o'clock. In
torment privatent Wilmington and Brandy.
wine cemetery.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30

H. W. n"Shic!ds occupi d the pulpit of
scott a. I. NJ. L. church Sunday in Phil.
nllolph'a. lie also visited Broadway A.
!. Church, Camion, n. j, lie arrived
home Monday evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
TailOr=nade
Suits
Reduced.

We are Offering unusual
values in our T'ailor-made
Suits correct in style, fit and
Workmanship.
Balance of our rrir ted cotton
Cashmeres, all this seasons
styles, at &c from Sc.
Cotton Comfortables and cot.
ton Blankets, full size at 81.
Fifty pairs white woolBlank-
cts at $3.93 from $5; excellent
value.
Eiderdown Dressing Sacques
at SOC from 76c.
Ladies Neckwear at aalf
price.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
HOW TO TAKE. Il.
nlson'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 night out-a'-
ter smoking-after the dullness-the sur.
eeit--ths distress
Take NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; what o
chang,i
You have the advantage Of every one
about you-your doctors in your pocket
Like the Wizard who came to Alladin
whom he rubbed his lamp.
Your bapquet digests-your head e
clear-you go to sleep-you rest-y,u u
wake rsady for eakfass-ready for duty
--ready for anything.
You won't know you have O stomach!
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
Ere SIl Every Day.

Strong HoarhOund and White Oak
Bark Cough Drops ut Forgusons. II East
Second street ib-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
CROSBY & HILL.
CROSBY & HILL.
Cos. 607 and Cos Market Straat,

-- IN asaa
nUR coat stock has been
sold down very close, we
- were glad it was so, but the
cold snap made us look around
and we secured the cheapest
lot of coats ever seen in this
market; we do not mean low
priced coats, but good fine
coats, no expense spared to
make them the best turned out
coats in the market; simply
astonishing the prices marked
on them. Glad to see you in
the coat room; you will find
comfort, neatness. quality and
style in this lot of ladies' coats.
Serge waist in black, lined, for
Wednesday, reduced to 75c.
Fine furs for little money.
Flannelette wrappers, for
Wednesday, Csc.
Ii they fit, 3 chiTdren's coats,
at $l.5O each.
2 seol plush capes, full sweep,
90 inches long, at IS.
4sO ladies' undervests, re-
duced from soc to 25c.
24O mems weighty UNDER
vests, large sizes, reduced from
SOC to 25c.
1000 yards linen crash, at Sc
yard.
60 yards fancy outing fan-
nels, new light, latlerns from
$lOc to 7c a yard.
Pictures.
Any $l.O0 purchase in this
store entities you to a llfe-size
Portrait absolutely free of |
charge.
SPECIAL,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
VIII Uniform The Men

Garbage Contractor Martin Keouph
VIII uniform the drivers OF his carts They
will wear brown suits and brown hats.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30

A trial Of Dents Toothaclie Gum conyinces
You OF .ss cxcellc4 ca. Druggists Ii cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
Mas0n'S Health Defenders.

Yellow tablets cure Dyspepsia.
Brown tablets cure ons.ipaiion.
Red tablets cure Coughs.
White tablets cure sore Throat.
No Calomol, Aloes or Opium.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30

yKyANTED-.h COI.ONED MAN ONETHAT
wv understands in and outside work. Apply
between and p, m. Mt 7Ol ltodney street.
ihttP
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
"FEEbLENESS OF HEART ACTION, !
Says DR.. Pancoast, "is of the
surest Indications of a diseased
condition the Kidneys"

The number failure appalling Through
the failure Of the kidneys properly their extra work put the heart
with result Shoness
breath indicates kidney trouble Warmers Safe scientific vegetable preparation abso-
lutey all kidney ease-tho
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30
Night School,

Begins tonight. Penmanship,
bookkeeping, shorthand, typewrit-
ing. arithmetic, etc. You may take
any subject Call tonight. Cold
ey College, 9th and Market.
Y0l should know that t0Iey's Honey
ana Tar Is absolutely tho best for
oil diseases OF the throat aud iunys Deal
ers hro authorized to guarantee 1t to give
satisfaction. Accept no substitute AL
druggists
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-30

NJ OTTO CE'THE TWELFTH HANNlvERSAR RY
~ OF the H0cksssin castle X. q. II. No. 10
which was 10 be celebrated OIL February |, has
been postponed until urther notice. BY order
OF the committee.