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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
CARD BASKET,

Miss Fannie Walls has beon visiting in
Geo rgelown.
John Pardee of Bucks county. Pa, has
been wishing friends here
Master Edward Eomiller of German
town was In Wilmington yesterday.
E.W. Ryan has returned to Georgetown
Mics Lizzie Crimes of Newark has been
visiting here.
Miss Elizabeth Lank Sf Frederick is the
guest of friends here
Mrs. John Connolly has bsen visiting In
Centroville.
ID. W. COrbit and family have returned
to Odessa.
Mrs. William 4. Coursey has returned
to Centreviilc.
Mrs. Maggie Wyatt has returned toHaff'
rington.
Miss Mary Townsend of Odessa has been
visiting In Wilmington.
William Higgins has been visiting in
Dover.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
A NARROW
ESCAPE.
A Bishops Tale of the
Rescue OF a Woman
Buried Alive.

| Chicago. Jan. %. Bishop Samuel
Fallows, Of the Reformed Episcopal
Church, told yesterday marvell-
GUS story of physical pneumonia,
in which he asserted that hus-
band heard his wife calling after
she had been buried, and that on
hastily reopening the grave found
her unconscious, but still alive.
The minister declined to give the
real names, using the name of
| Smith. AS Fallows tells the story
some years ago Mrs. Charles Smith
the wife of a Young man living on
the north side, was taken seriously
i'll and died in short time. She
was not embalmed, and was buried
two or three days later in Rose Hill
Cemetery.
She was buried in the afternoon.
In the middle Of the night Mr.. Smith
was awakened by some one calling
his name. He heard the name two
or three times, Charles, Charles"
very distinctly. He did not asso-
ciate the voice with any one he
knew, and said to himself that it
was hallucination. Being man
of materialistic views he attached
no superstltious meaning to the
matter, and soon fell into a troubled
sleep again.
After little while he was awal1-
cned by the voice again, this time
more insistent: "Charles, Charles,
Charles!'
Just as day was breaking for the
third time he heard the call again,
this time entreatingly, the minister
declares. This time he recognized
the voice very distinctly as that of
his wife. Moved by some uneX-
plainable impulse, he sprang up,
searched the room thoroughly found
no one, and rushed into where a
friend was asleep. "Come get up!'
we must go to Rose HILL" he cried.
His friend tried to dissuade him,
but to no purpose. They harness
ed horse to a light buggy, took
spades and pickaxes and drove to
the cemetery at breakncck speed.
AS quickly as possible they dug
down to the coffin and opened it.
The young wife was just turning
over in the casket.
Although alive, she was uncon-
scious. Presumably she had been
in a stupor the entire time. She
was taken home. recovered and is
alive to-day. She has no idea that
she was ever buried alive, and
probably if she had known all of
the circumstances at that time the
shock would have killed her. She
was told that she had been very i'll
and had recovered almost miracu-
lousy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
B'nai Birth of Four Sta tes

- scranton, January IS.
The biennial council of Grand Lodge,
District No. Q. Bnai Birth, began here to.
day. delegates representing lodges in
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware and
West Virginia attending. They were
given Welcome to the city by Amos Lodge,
in which are embraced all the leading
Jewish citizens Of Scranton.
Presiding Charles Hoffman, OF Philadel-
rhin, presided, the feature of the lnornin
being bis message, in which he raf,rred to
the work OF the organization, the benefits
to Its member, Its charitable efforts In the
manual training school and the widows
and orphans endowment at PHILADELPHIA.
-Four lodges wers organized In tho past
torn and three amal carnations took place,
resulting in increased enthusiasm and
benefit.
Rabbi NJ. NJ. Eichlor of Beth Israel Con.
gregatioD, of Philadelphia. this afternoon
spoke at tho Liuden Street Temple on
Jewish Progress During the Nineteen th
Century"
The representa- tatives of tho Grand Lo dee,
their Wives and friends were ontertui ned
at banquet at the Exos sior Club. At
to-morrOw's session there will 5e officers
reports and discussion of iinportant re-
commentators and other questions in-
ten led to increase the growth and useful
ness of tho order.
Moses We'll represents the Wilmington
lodge
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
HlSlIER MAS SAVED

Mr.. J. 4. Lilly, prominent citizcn OF
Hannibal, Mo-. lately had wonderful
deliverance from a frightful death. In
telling OF 1t he says: II was taken with
Typhoid Fever that ran into Pneumonia.
My lungs became hardened i was so weak
l couldn't even sit up in bod. Nothing
helped me. Iexpscted to soon die OF Con-
sumption, when heard OF DIR. Kings
New Discovery. Quo bottle gave mo
reliof, ! continued TO Use it, and am
well and strong, l can't say too
much in its praise This marvellous
medicine is the surest and quickest cure
In the world of Throat and Lung Trouble.
Regular sizes 80 cents and 81 LOO Trial
bottloi FREQ at n B. Danforth's Drug
Store; every bottle guaranteed. Q
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29

EOt SAIIE-SEVERAL DESIRABLE NEW
houses In the western part OF the city at
prices that are bargains. Inquire at Republi.
can Building. Third and King streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29

NJ Office. ......-....-
IN, Flk,T ASSESSMENT DISTRICT.
II hang books mp for First Ssconi. rhi rd
and Fourth District. at John X. Sullivan's ci.
rstnie, Coz East Third street.
Firth, Sixth, Seven tn and Eighth Districts
ot lhn firdt Assessment District at Joseph p
,,1 0roSs's bar her shop, southwest corner Fourth
Ninth, Tenth, Eleventh. twelfth and Thir
tecnlh Districts Of First Assessment District.
at hares y. 1aylvr's cigar store, northwest
corner tixth and Lombard streets
The Investment assessment lor First Assess.
ment District at Janes l.. McCoy's, 6l7 East
Fifth street.
SECOND ASSES SMEyT DISTRICT.
Will hang books up for Thirty eighth, Thir-
ty,nInth. Fortieth and Forty.trst Districts aI
John II. Kilmer's, northwest corner Ninlh
anu French streets.
Forty second, Forty third, Forty fourth
FORTY fifth and Forty six TIA districts at Harry
Hoonn's cigar store northwest corner Tenth
and Pine streets.
Forty seventh. Forty.eighth. Forty.ninth
Tiftieth and Fifty first Districts, ut Joseph
Rugby s cigar store, 2OJ0 Market streets.
The Investment assessment for second Dis.
trict at William II Hanna's, 8lU King street.
THIRD ASST SSMENT DISTRICT.
VIII hnng books up for Fifty.second. Fifty.
third, Fifty.tonrh md Fifty fifth Districts
at Joseph =. Willisms' drug store, southeast
corner Ninth and Madison streets.
rdiity,slxih. flfty'seysn!h; Fifty:"ighth iif-
;,ix,y.third, sixty.fourth and sixty fifth Dis
tricts at William u. Smiths grocery store.
northwest corner Delaware avenue and Jetfer-
son street.
The Investment assessment of Third Assess
ment Dstrictat Willian s. Smiths grocery
st ore. delaware avenue and Jefferson street.
FOURTH ELECTION DISTRICT.
VIII hang. up books for Fourteenth. Fit
teanth and Sixteenth Districts at Jane. Har-
kins, 2l5 West Fourth street..
seven entechth, Eigh htcentl, Nineteenth Twan.
tieth and Twenty first Districts at southeast
corner OF Second and Madison streota.
fourth Districts at Nancy Quigley's, G2O Mad.
isOn street.
The investment assessment for Fourth As
sessment district at SU7 West Second street.
FIFTH ASSESSMENT D!s1 RIOT.
Will hang books up for Twenty fifth, Twcn-
ty-sixih, Twenty .se"cnth Twenty eighth aud
Twenty'ninth Districts at Hugh hwccneys,
southwest corner second and Fanlsurcn
streets.
lhirtieth aud Thrty.hrst Districts at Dan.
iel horris'', southeast corner Seventh II nd
Franklin streets.
1hirty-second. Thirty third and Thirty.
west corner Fourth and Franklin streets.
Thirty ,fit'h Ihrty.slxth and Thirty seventh
Districts, =. &. McKeever, southwest corner
avenue and Linden street.
The Investment assessment at 1921 Elm
street.
The assessors Sll be in session at the Court
Hou,e. Levy Court room on January ,Gth,27th
9th, HJth and 3lst for the purpose Of making
any corrections and placing any name on the
assessment list that may have been o,nittNd,
mud also will answer any question with refer.
encc to The Adams Tax Law or investments.
JAMES D. MCCOY.
First District.
WILLIAM HANNA,
Second District.
HARVEY 1lOFrECKGR,
Third District.
NEAI. KENNEDY.
Fourth District.
WILLIAM j. BAILEY,
Fifth District.
jl5
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
HEAD PACKED
In ICE
For Twenty-Five Days
Has Been UnCOn.
SciOuS.

Newark, N. j., Jan. 26.-Vincent
Donnell, the seven-year-old lad
who was knocked senseless by a
tall while sliding down the banist-
ers, is still unconscious, and his
case is now pronounced one Of the
most remarkable Of its kind in
medical records.
For twenty-five days he has lain
lowering between life and death,
all oblivious to what is going on
around him. Once or twice, the
doctors say, some vague conscious-
ness OF where he is may have enter
ed his mind, but they are not sure.
A week ago yesterday he opened
his eyes for the first time and gazed
about with a vacant stare. Every
day since he had done the same.
and recently his eyes have followed
his nurse around the room. but
with the same vacancy in their
look. So far as taste, smell and
sight are concerned, he is believed
to be all right; but his hearing
seems abnormally acute. When i
watch was held close to his car he
gave a quick sign of pain. 1t is be-
lieved the condition of his brain
makes the organs of hearing ex-
tremely sensitive.
Vincent is believed to have a clot
OF blood on the brain. He has bad
bruises on his head but the skull
is not fractured. Tokeep the brain
at normal temperature his head
remains packed in ice.
Previous to this week his nourish-
ment had to be taken hypodermical-
ly. Now he takes it in the natural
way, most of it from nursing bot
tie. AS a result he has begun to
repair wasting away Of the flesh.
and his system is toning up to such
a degree that the doctors believe he y
will recover. They cannot predict
when he will recover his senses,
but it is their opinion he will como
around all right, though the injury
70 the BRAIN appearst to be severe
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
PROPOSAL.

MOI liCE-To THE MEMBERS OF THE
Chester County.
me ndersigned will be at the following
places during the months of December 1895,
and January 1870 for the purpose OF receiving
tho Insurance for tho yeai. 1850
CHntreville--D -Dalton's Store SATURDAY.. 10
celnber 81, 1899.
Delaware City Robinson House, January
4th. 1900
Stanton-SGxto Hotel. January 9Th, 1900.
Newport National Bank, January ii. I9v0,
SbO Market street, Wilmington, all Other
days. VIII. ROBINSON, Agent,
da31m
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
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No Rl0HT To .ij1l.l lNESS

The woman who Is lovely Ia face form
and temper will always have friends, but
one who would be attractive must keep
her health. If she is weak, siclly and all
run down, she will be nervous and irri-
table. II she has constipation or kidney
trouble her impure blood will cause pim-
pies, blotchcs, skin eruptions. and a
wretched complexion. Electric Bitters is
tie best medicine in the world to regulate
stomach, livor and kidneys and to purify
the blood. 1t gives strong nerves, bright
eyes, smooth, velvety skin, rich complex.
ion. 1t will make good.looking, charm.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29

ENOR SALE CHEAP-3STORY BRICK
Il DIV clling house. 607 F'ranklin street, con.
tatning rooms and bath. al cJnyenience,
Can be purchased at bargain. F,ns new
house on Pennsylvania Avenue between scott
and DUPONT street. Inquire Of ". scott Yer.
non, No. lUl W. Seventh street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
snow and Ice,

Yesterday was a typical midwin-
ter day and furnished several
kinds of weather with some snow
in the afternoon and evening. The
weather bureau has sent out no.
tices of a cold wave, the first con-
signment OF which arrived during
the night. 1t produced icy side
walks this morning, but by noon
the warm sun had made the pave
mcnts safe for travel. More of the
cold weather is expected to arrive.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
Sale Of Real Estate,

Mr. Albert Bucher has traded
his re sidence, No. 6l2 w. Fifth
street, to Mr.. James Crooks, for No.
1913 W. Eighth street. He will
take possession Of his new residence
the coming month.
Mr.. George Huber has purchased
the store and dwelling from Thos.
f. Pennington, at the N. w. corner
of Fourth aud Franklin streets.
Mr.. Pennington, has purchased a
residence ron Rroome street and
will vacate IN a few weeks.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
Burned q Bd

Fire in the second story Of the
house, No. 91S Wilson street, occu.
pied by Julia Elsley, destroyed a
bedstead and the bedding this
morning, entail:ng a loss OF $40.
The origin Of the fire is mystery
but is supposed to have been start
cd by child that had been playing
with matches.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
Martha and Mary Baptized,

A good deal OF In crest was manifested
last light IN the baptism at Bethany Bap.
tist Church because Of the fact that the
two young gitls who were baptizod wore
pamed nfter the two we'll known Bible
characters, Martha and Mary. The re.
Vival interest continues at this church
through the regular services. Scarcely n
week has passed for several months In
which there has not been bapt,sms or pro.
fession OF conversion.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
CnkuTn SOn1D,

Americas greatest Ladles's Specific aud
ladies' favorito made Of the finest materials
can To reliod on as u perfect ladies NELL
cine Of tho finest and E,ost reliable order
$e bottle. Also sent by express. Depot
Cos King street, Whining on, Del. Simns
Compound Pennyroyal Pills are largely
used with this remedy; cost Of both s3
making the best ladies medicine money
can buy. - adv.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
SON FOUND
MOTHER DEAD.
Mrs. Ellen Myers of Phila-
delphia Turns on Gas
and is Asphyxiated.

Philadelphia. Pa, Jan 29.-Mrs.
Ella Myers, fifty years old was
found dead i'll the bath room of her
home, 1926 Diamond street, at 1. 80
this morning, by her son Oscar
Two gas jets were on full head and
the police, who investigated the
death, say Mrs. Myers killed her.
self.
The woman was alone in the
house when she planned suicide.
Her husband, John Myers, who, is
employed in Il big wholesale estab-
lishment on Market streetand their
two sons left home about 7.SO last
evening and did not return until
early this morning. An only daught-
CT, who is usually at nome was
away on visit
When Mr.. Myers and his sons
came home this morning they could
not find Mrs Myers. There was a
strong odor Of gas in the house and
Oscar Myers began search.
He found his mother lying halt
dressed in the bath room. Twogas
Jets were turned on. .ss..xszzsazns1
In the hope that tEE woman was
still alive DR.. Howard German. az
1922 Ridge avenue, was summoned
but the physician said Mrs. Myers
had been dead two or three hours.
The police of the Doth and Berks
street station were notified and
Policemen Began and Wilder were
sent to the Diamond street rcsid.
encc to make an investigation.
They learned that Mrs. Myers has
been suffering from mental disorder
recently and it is supposed that sh.
killed herself while temporarily in
sane. 60
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
m Precise, Paying, Pointed Pointers.

baE TASSisSS FaylHSy fOlHteu fOiHleFSs
| - z. 6S2, collect laundries and delivers
eyerything by Bradway Il hammond, Sla
| Market street
P's 116 and l75. Biggest tons best coal
by J. NJ. Solomon, 8 W. 81 street. Slow
est to raise the price, quickest to deliver.
All feathers, latest styles, best mate
rials and perfect tit in custom boots and
shoes for ladies. men and children by J. 4,
Taylor. 7l9 Shipley s."eet. 3 half soles,
plus heels, 4oc up d.. p 25a. A. P.394
Gsntesl. elegant anu eligible hair cut
tlng shaving and shampooing at Pres.
tons PnrlorS, 72S Market street.
No soft plastering but all firm and solid
by A. L. johnson Sth and Shipley. 2 p.
8OS. Houses for sale
Tho regularly employed can get accom-
mountlon payments to suit him and ons
OF w. Q. 1indall's Elegant, medium
priced, modern. new houses at Itch and
Monroe. Residence 9,h and jefferson st.
Dol. p. 655
milk by 9. =. Toppin. Mgr. Delaware
avenue and West street. 2P. sos.
west Epd' elegant. new, first class,
modern houses by Henry B. Seeds. 1918
West Tenth street
Wrights right prices for right CUSTOM
made and ready clothing and furnishings
Tor men and boys at Sth and Market St.
WRIGHT RIGHT RULES RIGHTLY REWARD.
Many of Wllmington's leading business
men exhibit remarkable efficiency In nd
vertising that pays. No one, our reporter
observes, does moro SO than James Fl.
Wrigh6, Clothier and haberdasher, Sth and
Market streets, with Del. phone IS, W here
boys can buy their clothing, hats, caps and
furnishings as chenply and safely as mon
the one, honest. fair price to everybody.
These invariab)e rules coupled wi III
strictly correct representations of goods
and diligent advertising make his store
popular resort of buyers.
EyERYBoDY's FRIEND.
When you want all the cutlery and light
machinery on your promises put in first
class order and when inventors no ed tho
machinist's best genius and highest skill
We recommend for gentlemnnly and blig.
Ing attention to business for fair aud hon.
est prices and best workmanship, the Nov
city Machine Company, Orange street bs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
BISMAkcK'S IRON NERVE

Was the result,of his splendid health
1nd6mitabl0 will an d tremendous energy
nrs not found where Stomach, Liver, Kid
noys and Bowels are out of order. II You
want these qualities and the, uccess thsy
bring, use DIR. Kings New Lifc Pills.
They develop every power of brain and
body Only soe. at N. b. Danforth's drug
store.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
To Give Another Concert;

The second organ recital by Irwin
]. Morgan, Of Philadelphia, will be
given in Central Presbyterian
Church tomorrow night. He will
be assisted by Miss Isabelle Wales,
soprano; ]. N. Davis, tenor and thu
Temple Quartette. which is compos.
ed Of J. V. Harbert, first. tenor; J..
Frank Ayers, second tenor; A. S.
Mulhausen. baritone and Il. H.
Mason, basso. The program will
be as follows:
Prelude and Fugue
The Grand Old Ocean
Temple 0uartette
Allegretto
From the Seventh Symphony
Bass solo, Jerusalem F. II. Mason
Song, By the Sea.
Otferatory.
PART II.
Chorus OF Angels.
Duet. Friendship and Parting,
Miss Isabelle Wales, J. N. Davis.
Storm and Prayer, Especially re-
quested) description of thunder
storm. after which immediately fol-
lows a prayer.
The Bridge. -. Temple Quartette
A Hungarian Melody
Especially Requested)
Soprano Solo, Hold Thou My Hand,
Miss Isabelle Wales
Austria, with variations,
Irwin S. Morgan, Mus. Bac.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
VOLCANIC ERUpTluNS

Are grand, but Skin Eruptons rob llfe
of joy. Bucklen's Arnicn Salve, cures
them also Old. Running and Fever. So es,
Ulcers, Boils, Feions, COrns. Warts, and
Bruises. Burns. Scalds, Chappsd Hands,
Chilblains. BO,t Pile cure on earth
Drivos out Pains and Aches. Only 25 cts,
a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by N. b.
DanfOrih, Druggist.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29

EOSS SALE CHEAP--A JUMP.SEAT CAR.
- riage in good order. Apply at l2J Brad
ford street, sonth Wilmington. 2tl
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
CouStabie'S Sale,

Constable Hughes sold the per.
sonal effects of Sallie Maloncy at
No 704 Market street, this morn.
ing at 10 o'clock. The sale footed
up $500. Miss Maloney's claim
amounted to over $500.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
Fine Singers.

Partie. who doslre to own beautiful lie
tie canary that can sing like nightcngalu
should call ut the barber shop OF Mira.
Parker, No. lO3 East Secondi street The
price will bo moderate and tho invosr-
ment will prove a paying one In alnuss-
ment through many IN hour which other
wise might pass very slowly p.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
Pen inns Ailnwed.

Col. John Wainwright has secur-
ed 4 pension OF Sc a month from
Sept. 20, 1897, for Wm. II. Smith of
Farnhurst, this county, Del, late
Co ID, 4th ReSt Del Unity.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29

Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup cures any case
Of bronchitis, lung affection and grippe.
Physicians prescribe this reliable remedy,
and druggists recommend it; because it
never fails to cure and CO. is but 25 cents
bottle,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29

The following named gentlemen wan
John A. Lingos position as State Audit.
or: Dr. l. H. II. Bishop. Woodland Mar.
tin, Isaac N. Fooks and State Senator
William I. Moore want the Governor 10
appoin, them.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
Substitute.
Follow Jesus.

"Jesus saith if l will that he tar.
ry till l come, what is that to thee
follow thou me. This was the
text that Rev. J. Raymond Brown,
pastor of Ezion M. e. Church, took
for his morning discourse on Sun
day. Following Jesus was his
theme and large and appreciatiye
audience listened to the earnest
preacher, as he so beautifully por-
trayed the duty OF men and women
to follow Christ.
The command that Peter received
from Jesus, "Follow thou me. ="
comes ringing down the centuries
of time, and to-day the same glor-
ious command is given to mankind.
We are to follow Christ through
evil as well as good report. We
are to follow him when the dark
clouds of adversely hang ov er us,
as we'll as in the sunlight of pros
perity. The large audience was
greatly inspired and encouraged
by the able presentation of this de-
llghtful sub ject, aud many were the
remarks Of praise accorded to the
pastor by the members and friends
of Exon.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29

Despite the assertions made that
Mary Cowan who gave such DAM
aging testimony against Jim Pierce,
is not to be believed, the story she
told is being confirmed.
Yesterday May Davis, proprie-
tress of the boarding house, in
which the Cowan woman has been
stopping, stated positively that Jim
Pierce was in her house with the
Cowan woman as testified to by the
latter. She also states that on the
occasion Pierce displayed the ring
which is described as being similar
to the one owned by Eyre and Of
fered it to her MAY Davis) but she
declined to take it.
On January 3 the Davis woman
notified Chief Of Police Dolan of the
visit of Pierce, who had remained
from Friday night until Sunday
morning. Chief Dolan says he re-
members the woman telling him, but
is not sure she spoke of Pierce
having money or the ring.
The Cowan woman could not be
found today although several per-
sons tried to see her.
The Wilmington police have sus-
picions as to where Evre's watch
was pawned, but are not inclined
to talk of this matter beyond say
ing it was not disposed of by any
one so far mentioned in the case.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
Don't Tobacco Spit md Smoke Your Life AWsy.

To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag.
nctlc, full Of lie, nsrve ana vigor take EoTO.
Bac, the wonder.wcrlser. that makes wcali men
strong. All druggists, 50c or 81. Cure guaran.
eed Booklet ard sample free. Address
eterling Remedy Co. Chicago or New York.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
nuch Money For Harbor improvements,

The s. 'ateEent OF Briyadier. General vii.
son, chief Of engineer, shows considerable
money on hand for the i'm npr0vsmsnt Of
Az
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29

Jas H. Kane has removed his residence
from No. l0S w. Seventh to the :. Il. Cor
nor OF Delu "aro Avenue aud Madison sts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29

TO euro COnst' patton Forever.
Take Cascnrets Can',y Cathartic. loo or 80
u c. &. g. fall to cure. druggists refund money
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1900-01-29
CASUAL VISITORS.
A WEDDING CELEBRATION.

Mr. and Mrs Charles w. tey celebrat-
cd their sixth wedding anniversary at heir
homo in Claymont on Thursday evening.
Quito lumbsr of friends called and Offer
cd congratulations.