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Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-07
Closing Sale of Missed Mus lin Underwear Found at
 Inventory.

At 39c-One lot of fine lace and
 Hamburg trimmed Marguerite corset covers, slightly mussed, reduced from Toe, 9Sc, $1.25, after inventory sale, 39c At 59c-One lot of fine drawers. lace and Hamburg trimmed, slightly soiled, reduced from 9Sc,
 $1.25. this sale, 59c At $1.39-A lot of nightgowns in cambric and nainsook, trimmed
 with point de Paris, Cluny and
 Valenciennes faces, reduced
 from $2.00 and $25O, this sale. S1. .39 At 1Sc-Marguerite corset covers,
 lace trimmed neck and sleeves,
 reduced from 25c, this sale, 1Sc At 25e-One lot of boys and misses corset waists, made with
 double elastic straps, also boys
 and misses braces. 50c quality,
 to close at 25c At 39c-Children's nainsook short
 white dresses. a little soiled, re-
 duced from 89c and $1.O0, this
 sale. 39c At 50c-One lot of $1.00 and $1.25
 corsets. all sizes, no two alike,
 good styles. this sale. 5Oc At 39c-Children's nightgowns in
 Empire. high and surplice styles,
 reduced from soc and 75c, this
 sale 29c
Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-07

After Inventory Sale of Do
 nlesticS.
 200 pieces best sheeting calicoes, regular price 5c, 315c 20 pieces plaid and striped seer suckers, regular price 121kc, 5c 1 case light and dark outing flannel remnants. regular price Sc, 5c Cream wool baby flannel, regular pRice 35c. 23c Best feather ticking, regular price 1sc. 121hc
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12
To CURE The UlIP IN TWO DAYS.
Laxative Bromo-Quiniue removes this
River aud Harbvr Bill.
cause.

Washington, DC, Feb. IL
The River and l1arbor bill may
be abandoned. The amount of the
projects authorized is reaching
such stupendous figure in the
Senate commi tee that leading
Republican Senators ale beginning
10 fear that there will be popular
Indignation If the bill passes in
such form
The amount appropriated by
he bill as it passed the House, IN
cluoing projects requiring several
years for completion. was more
han s6o,ooo,ooo. This is more
til II three times the amount OF the
bill vetoet by President Arthur,
which aroused such All outbreak.
Times have changed somew hal.
since 1882. and tine House bll'
might have been allowed TO pass
The Senate Committee on Com
merce, however, is holding long
daily sessions on the bill and add.
ing item alter item to meet the
wishes OF Senators.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12
Ei.ct Two Senators.

Dover Del, February l1.-'You Repub.
lcnns have carried Ihs state, md now
Won must get to- ge:hcr. 1ou could have
carried 1t without tho us istance OF ench
other, and there is no REASON why you
should NOT now ,a&e tbs same harmon
iuus action. You must elect Two United
States Senators, be they Addick aud lll'
Punt or Atldicxs and souebniy $50. Wo
hnyo no uuurrcl with Adilck,
Thuso are he word, II tf!hutrd to Senh'
tor VI. A. Hanna during IL conversation
on tho D,,a " are Senatorial fight held IN
Wa hu.ton several dayT ago. The re-
marks wsre addressed to Congressman
oievt j.. II. Bali
Asa result Of Senate Allee's visit to
the ma nal capi IL On. Sa uriuy and his
rerost 10 the Add.c !, caucus today, 'h"te
n-e many rumurs this evening some hine
is.gOingtn bnpp,n IN the Senh ,r'h'cuntes
Just VIVA. it is nobody &c ms 10 know. IL
is sta ed, however, thar Alice, while IN
Washing Oh, mt -oils national commit
trenen, who promised I" use their good
Offices and enl rproi, n'aives 70 b"vor
to s,rnighten ths Senatorial .anglo ou'.
After the AddlcSs caucus 'o'dhy S"na-
tor Alice .aid: 'iksre Is no change III
tha situation, IN We d. not exnect hnV
change from the other sidc until some
thing drops in Il few davs. Then n re
Will be two Republcahs elected by ho'
publican vote'.
Both Regulars and Democrats held eau
cll,es to-day, but no change In plans WIS
made.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12
Roadlugs G. usaie

Reading, Pa, Feb. lI.-Read-
ing's imitator OF Mrs. Nation is still
on her rounds. She carries no hat
chet. but she sells poetry which is
deadlier than an ak, say they who
have had experience. Tomorrow
she will carry her war into Leban-
on. Tonight she revisited num-
ber OF Penn Street saloons. with
especial attention to those from
which she had been elected.
kr ck's and Barbey's she es-
pecially marked for attack. "Mr.
Krick took me by the arm and
marched me out on Saturday. she
said, Gle told me never to come
back again, But I'm going tonight
for a farewell visit. At Barbey's
the man in charge threw a glass
OF water at me; it drenchd my
clothes. He had another glass in
his hand, and said he would throw
that if | attempted to come back. l
didn't go'.
This crusader. whose name is
Miss iildred, has not closed any
Reading saloon, but she has
cleared about $1,000 a day by the
sale of her poetry. She expects to
reach Philadelphia in April
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12
ADJUSTMENTS.
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
A TEXAS STEER.

IA Texas Steer" comes to the Opera
House tonight, the inimitable Charles
H. Hoyt lassoed an endearing success
when he wrote the animal show, "a
Texas Steer" 1t is one of the bert things
that ever slid from his pen. There is
nothing "beefy" about "a Texas Steer"
despite the paradox. He is built Of irony,
unadulterated, but 10 . lively beast, and
he kicks the plaster off of certain Amerl-
can foibles, in a manner worthy OF q SOU
brette.
Hoyt's humor is double.faced, that is
you have not seen the whole OF it until
you have looked On the inside. IL is ke
q brilliant silk lined skirt-only in this
case there is no one to hold it up. HIS
wit is scintiIlant. and it must be caught
with an instantaneous camera OF thought,
or much Of it is lest. Hoyt was an ideal
caricaturist. His exaggerations aren't
distortions; he simply looks at HE
through convex lens, and his pictures
are in perfect drawing.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12
THE GAME KEEPER.

"The Game Keeper" which will be
presented at the Opera House tomorrow
night, is by Con T. Murphy, the author
OF more successful Irish drama: than any
other author; Mr. Murphy has made a
speciality OF Irish plays. Being an lrlsh-
man, and having been reared IN the
Emerald Isle until he reached manhood,
he became thoroughly familiar with the
country and his peop'e, and OF all lands,
Ireland is the most beautiful, and bears
an atmoaphere that an author who is
familiar with the surroundings can sup
ply mora pathos, wit and humor than
with apy other class of people. Who
d oes not remember "The Fairies Well?
Will you ever forget "The Ivy Leaf"
Both OF these plays were bv the author
OF "The Game Keeper" He has given
the stage several characters that are en-
tirely new and novel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12
yhlpned by Teacher.

Akron, Ohio, Feb l1.-Miss Min
ME Hotf, a pretty brown-haired
Springfield township girl, hired to
teach the "White Grocery" School,
near there, whipped seven of the
largest boys one day and announced
her determination to rid the school of
the name it had of being beyond the
control of any teacher. She laid down
rules and when they were broked
used a rawhidc whip.
The neighborhood was stirred and
the relatives Of Rufus Wright, who
was whipped for throwing snowballs
caused Miss Hof's arrest on the
charge of assault and battery.
The trial here today brought half
of Springfield township to the court.
William Zwisler. school director of
the district. upheld Miss Holf. and,
after, a stormy trial the attorney for
the persecutionjoined in the motion
to dismiss the case the only com
plaint they had was that Miss llotf
did not whip all the boys more severe.
ly.
Miss Hofr is twenty years old, slen-
der and svntle in appearance. When
she came to the school some OF the
larger boy S said they would "rlln her
out" She says she's still there and
the big boys are cowed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12

Baltimore, Md, Feb. 11.-Mr. d.
II. Hammet, resident of Thurmont
a small town on the Western Mary.
land Railroad, today died at the John
Hopkins Hospital from hiccoughs.
Mr.. Hammet's hiccough spell be.
gan seven days ago. The family
physician was called in, but MIR.
Hammet's hiccoughing continued.
Other physicians were summoned,
but the disease dctied all the remedies
On Friday Mr.. Hammet came to the
John Hopkins Hospital. The suffer-
er was relieved to some extent, and
on Saturday the physicians thought
he was getting better, but he had a
relapse.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12

Til, Board of Directors of the Hebrew
Charity Association he'd II meetin.
Last night and prepared for he ~o
of the year. Ihs board reo:ganlz ID ny
electipp Morris Lazy. presdsn Nathan
Barsky. vic1 presidont tho h"v' A. b.
I;oneu, secro arv. mi }. Harry Gordon.
tr a,ure donations lof $40 to tho Ago
clu,ph Charities and 10 o St. Michho. s
Day Nursery and Hosp tai were mnae.
Morris Levy, DR.. a. ID. Jacob'oh hnd }
Harry Gordon were appointed u commit
Lee o consider tho mat COR of establishing
n batn in tho delaware Hospi al. II
necessary u special meeting will bs Called
tn recciye the reporJ of thA com mnittae
Nh. directors elected on Sundiy were in-
stnied The calender of the relief work
for tho year was arranged. each OF the
twelye directors having mon b assigned
tn him In which ho i, TO have charge OF
work.
Dr.. A. u. jacobson, chairman lIonis
Topki.s and Is ael Weiner were appuint-
cd the Loan Fund committee A motion
wns passe thar the members of tho assoc
sintion shall be divided in twelvrs and
that ench member OF ths Board Of Direct .
ors shall bind himle { to take und'r MS
purs nal direction the number srsclheu,
so TINT thewOrk OF the assJclaluh VIII
be better systematiZcd.
llAbou he most important result ot the
nesting was the appointment OF II ,bbi
Rssi'Z and :. kasdcn us committees t"
secure IL building suitable for iod :ing
house. Hers applicants for rol'et Will DC
sheltered fed and cared for.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12

Lsiporvlle Pa. Feh ll.-Joseph Har-
per, section boss on the hiladelphin, VIII
nington aud Baltimore railroad was
marine wi h Rear Admiral Schley. on
board the man OF war Vsne 10
II entered the navy when but l6 years
Of ago" said Harper TO-DAY. 'and wa o. =
rolled aa murino nbnard the man of war
Venetir which was in command Of Rear
Admiral Schley Iu 1871 the Vonetin was
stationed in ths northern pnrt o. China.
where Rear Admiral Schey and his men
kopt a ewatchful eye on tho insurgeht
Tart RS, u traaehorOua class OF people.
'shorty after the Vanstin anchored in
tho bay the Tarta" = s,Et out q boat 10 ID
OF provisions. consi ting Of egg. iuetals
et, to tho American boys. Schlsy warned
his men not to touch tho food which prov.
cd upon exaniinR Ion 10 be poisoned. Find
ing hat their dastardly scheme failed tho
TUrtnrs kept q safo distance from Uncle
s;an's lighting squad thereafter"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12
A P.ucky Woman.

Boston, Mass, Feb. lO.--Miss
Flora J. McNabb. teacher OF the
Perkins Institution for the Bind,
in South Boston, whose eyeslght Is
also defective, was the heroine OF
fire which occurred in one OF the
buildings connectel with the !nstl-
tuition late this afternoon.
Miss McNaob went into the base
ment of the Howes Building which
is used as the music department.
and discovered brisk hire IN a
closet. Upstairs twenty ollnd
children were reyie wing their mu'
sic lessons. Quickly informing EN-
gineer Carroll of the fire, she has
tened to the school room and quiet
ed the fears of the children. The
little ones had smelled the smoke,
but remained calmly in their seats,
Then gathering them around her
Miss McNabb told them not to be
afraid and started for the door. All
got out of the room just as the
flames burst through the floor. The
loss was SO, 900,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12
Properties Tran Sferrsd.

City Register Ten Weeg,4 Yesterday re-
corded thn Lowing real rs ntt transfers:
Miriam Land and Improvement Com
pnuy sold hy John II. Taylor lae sheriff.
10 Jare W. Beiah, lot at Bradford and
h street,.
Ashton Il. Ia nall. et al. executor of
Joseph 1atnall. decreased, to tho Whining
ton tity Rlilrord cumpnnr, wharf prop.
or Y bounded OH tha sou'h by the Brandy
wine river on the wei' by land! of the
WiiiiMm Lea and Son. company, on the
north by land Of tho Philadelphia. Wi.
miDgton and Baitiincr, Railrold lcompany
and on thr enst by lau'ls now or formerly
of Adam GruDb, for "a $50.
William Doy,u ami wife to i, Blumen-
TIM & Co, land and buildings on tbo
Dortherly sile Of hsstnut >t"ret, 81 feet
and inches distant from the corner form
ed by ths in arsection nf the line of thu
nor,h herly side of Chestnut street witt. ths
Iina of The eaSter!y sida OF Adams street.
Wilmington Savings Funi companv to
David Bush, two story BRICK dwelling, No.
2l3 Adams street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12
Balked kidnapper.

Eazslton, February ll-Women fruatra
tod an attempt to kidnap Anna Rowland.
an 8 year old child. In this city LAST nishe
The girl was playing in the yard OF nsr
parents residence in the eastern part o.
the city A we'll dressed STRANGER approach'
ed her and began to talk to the chile.
Suddenly he picked up thc girl ana star
cd to run away with her. The child mans
AGED to scream Several times bsf0re tao
man mulIied har head In his overconk
Several women who were passing heara
the screams and startcd arier the stranger.
They were reinforced by nnmnsr OF
other women until n crowd numbering
ever a score was at ths heels OF tho KID.
napper. They shouted for help.
After brist chase tho stranger bsoame
fright ned and Dropped the child. White
his pursurers paused he quicSenea M ~
pucs and got away In tho darkness. Tns
child was pot harme /. No clue to the ldsiis
tity Of the man has basn secured ~ -
police.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12

Washington, d. c., Feb. 1.-THE
attempt to discipline the Senate fof
assuming too much power in shaping
the Revenue Reduction bill came TO
a piliful end in the House today.
The Republican chairman OF the
WAYS and Means Committee, and
practically all the Democrats, favored
a conference with the Senate to Sc
cure the passage of bill reducing
the revenue. .
Several leading Republicans made a
vigorous protest against asking con-
ference and Mr.. Daizell, the ablest
critic of the Senate procedure, was
heartily applauded in making the ar
gument. There was q general feel.
ing however, that the reduction OF
taxation ought not to be sacrificed TO
a quarrel over the power of The Two
Houses and when it came to a roll
call the motion to ask conference
was carried by vote of 233 to ~.
The friends of the reduction on
beer and manufactured tobacco are
now certain to secure some reduction.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12

ntroduced-By Mr.. Ralph, an act f0i
The protection of owners Of TIMBER III
SrsscA county; by Mr.. Shallcross, an aci
giving the consent of the State to tint
cutting of certain road in Appoquini
mink hundred; by Mr.. West. an ACT
changing the polling place in the fourth
Representative district of Sussex county
by Mr.. Prcityman, an act relating 1
those entitled to vote at the Mlllspofo
town election; by Mr.. Shallcross, an ac'
taxing railroad companies for the main
trnance Of county roads and bridges; by
Mr., Wright, an act for the protection
of sheep in Kent county; by MIR. Shaii
cross, an act taxing oil wagons for the
maintenance of cou-ty roads; by Mr
Hearn, an act providing for the shelllna
Of roads in the First election district
Third Representative district, of Kent
ounty (referrcd): by Mr.. Shalleross, an
act providing for the appointment OF
nonpartisan State boards; by MIR. West.
an act providing for the shellng OF al
road near Laurel; by Mr.. Finyard, a" nct
regulating the width of the tir
wagons using county roads; by Mr..
Warren, an act changing the poliin
place at Milton; by Mr.. Hope, an act
providing normal school course for
public school teachers.
Notice-By Mr.. Scotten, an act relat.
ing to oysters in Broadkiln river and
sound; Leipsic river and Simons crees
iutroducrd) (bill previously offered with
drawn; Ly Mr. Holcomb, an act submit.
ting to the electors the question Of what
prope,ty shall be exempt from taxation;
hy Mr.. Kitchen, an act repeating the
law prohibiting political parades al
night; by MI. Holcomb, an act providing
thot certain property shall be cxemp'
from taxation; by Mr.. Scotten, an acs'
relating to the amount Of shells and re-
fuse matter to be taken with oysters
Gntroduced).
Read-Senate bill relating to the com
mcncnent Of actions ex Gelicto.
NOTARY FOR MILFORD.
Governor Hum today appointed Jos
cph 5. Bradley notary public for riis-
town of Milford.
The Democrats In conference this1
morning agreed to take the same stant
as they have been taking for the iest
of the week, rnless called into caucus By
the chairman.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12
ITEMS FROM
NEW CASTLE.

Interest at present is centered in
the position oil shad patroimau. The
bill granting the power to the Gov
ernor to appoint passed the House
on Friday last. The candidates
for the position are James A. Davis.
John b. Vining, William Pedrick
ard Joseph Smith. Senator McFar-
lane introduced the bill giving the
appointment 10 the Governor. tits
understood that the Governor
will appoint the man who will be
recommended by Senator McFar-
lane. The patrolman ln the opln-
ion OF fishermen should be man
who does not fish. He therefore
could have no friends among the
fishermen and would show no quar-
ters to any one. ltis an outrage to
have the Jersey fishermen come
over to the Delaware side on Sun
day evenings and fish when Della
ware fishermen are not allowed TO
do so. Sabbath desecration should
be stopped.
Excitement was atlts height here
Yesterday afternoon and last even
ing owing to the fact that a sup
posed mad dog had run amuck
through town aud bit several dogs
in the course OF its run. 1t IS estl-
mated that at least a dozen OF ca
mines were bitten and half that
number died last night from doses
OF cold lead. The dog that was
mad was owned by d sEawtown
, resident.
There was meeting Of the Mite
Society held last evening at the
Methodist parsonage. On next
Monday evening the last meeting
OF the society Tor the Conference
year will be held. The mite boxes
will be opened and thank offerings
received.
This meeting of tie Wclnan
Homo Missionary Society promises
to be an interesting one.
AT the request OF his friends
Peter Moran mas consented to be a
candidate tor Mayor at the coming
city election.
Joseph >chultheis removed his
family TO Chester yesterday.
The schooner with the load oi Ice
for J. H. King has not yot arrived.
| New window frames are being
placed in position in Porter's meat
market.
At the stockholders meeting of
i the Citizens Building and Loan AS
sociation last evening the nonlna-
, tiou of officers was made as follows:
President, John c. Mahoncy: vice.
president, Patrick McGrory; treas.
urer, Wm. +. Rothwell; secretary,
Wm. J. Ferris; directors, Thomas
Frazer, Moses b. Fleming, Ed
ward Dalby, James Van Arsdalen.
John J. Sheridan, George W. Van
tine. James Il. Mclvor, George A..
Smith, John A Schuhardt. Francis
Z. McCalIin, James Toner. Joseph
jCarin, George Mcdaniel; auditors,
George Rennic, I. Ferris Jemison,
James Il. Challenger.
| The marriage OF Miss Carrie
Hallman to Sylvester Tidwell will
take place tonight.
| S. Atwood Stewart and John S.
Wise went TO Dover this morning TO
attend the meeting of the Grand
Lodge Of Workmen as repre- scnta-
tives CT Friendship Lodge oil this
CITY.
Lovers Of fox hunting had a
royal good time Yesterday. The
iox was dropped at Hare's Corner
and gave the hounds a lively spin.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12
Thomas To BE Buried.

Dover. Del, Feb. 18th. The Rev.
Alfred Smith. pastor OF Wesley M
L. Church, Dover, VIII go to Mary
de! TO morrow to conduct the funer-
al services over the remains OF
Isaac Thomas who died at his home
near that place. Mr., Thomas was
one of the most prominent residents
of Kent County, and Thomas NJ. E.
Chapel, where the services VIII be
held, was named after the family OF
the deceased. Mr.. Thomas was Il
years OF age and leaves a large
family Of grown children.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12
THE APPETITE OF A GOAT

1s snvled by all poor dyspvptics whose
Stomach and Liver ars out Of order. All
such should know that DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, the wonderful Stomach and
Liver Remed.. givo-a splendid appetite
sound digestion and q regular bodily hab-
It that insules perfect health and great en-.
orgy. Only 25c at N, Is. Danforth's drug
store,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12

Gimms Comp. renuyroyai Pills. the
original and only real genuine. The only
pills that passed the anaylitioai board OF
New York out OF oil analysed and wsro
recommended 20 tho confidence OF tue
ladies'. The tirst male under the name.
ualio tho luuisI tnvorites eau bs rsllod
on as u pure lne remedy. VI. Sent also By
mail. Main dspot dO6 King street. Will
mington Dsl. Wholesale bv JubbsrA :.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12

A boot black writes: Why not close up
all other business on Sunday AS wsll as
bnotblack : Thsro Is tho we'll kncwn boot
black that will give SIS month In ad.
vance for the City Hall for the ame PRIV.
ilsge rs others who have had 1t without
cost, and will close up at 10 80 p. III. on
Saturday and open at s a. IN, on Monday.
He ~ in pnrt FREQ holder and also a
Delaware 40, aud Is known af Prof. Frisby
s. ". corner Of Third and Market streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12

Frnia now until March rs, W, will sell
Blankets, robes. harness. sllt cas- -, grips,
r0cketbnnk-. bells. sic., cleape' than any
o, her house in Delawarr. We want the
motley ms We intend to eniarge our store.
Buy nothing in this lima until you have
examined our stork, no matter what they
say. We are practical harness makers
md have proved l.. Hiram Yerger, No.
II East Vhird street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12
Another Crook Arrested,

Baltimore, Md, Fab. 1.-THE police
authorities Of Worche ter, Mass, Mill
waukec and Chicago are intare ted in the
Gaze Of of l.. ID. BateInau, aims Lucius ID.
Brown. nlias l.. u. Crimms. who was
are-ted here cc1nty charged with defaud-
ing local hot Is out " board bills.
From into, nation received ty tho Bal
timorn police II is believed by Them TINT
tho nun is one Of the nost noted bogus
check operators In !he country. Photo.
graphs and Bsrti Ion measurements have
hren forwarded to all principal cities. The
orchoStcr p0!co recognize in BatemHn
q man who served term In the pene.
teniiary Tor oparatinga confidence game,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12

TO OCCRE THE Or p IN TWO DAYS.
Laxative Bromo.Quinile removes tho
A MONSTER DEVIL FISH

Destroying its victim is u type Of Con
stipa,ion. The powor OF this murderous
malady Is felt oil organs and nerve. and
muscles and brain. There's no health Till
It's overcome. But DR. Kings New Life
Pills arc Snfe and CO, lain cure. Best In
the world for Stomach Liver, Kidneys
and Bowel Only 20 cents at N. u, Dan
forth's Drug Store
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12
MISUNDERSTANDING. A

Misunderstood symptoms Of disease
lead doctors tU treat something else when
the kidneys are out Of order. FOley's Kid
ney Cure will bring your health when
ii iier meuicides have failed. Take no
substitute. sold Ut DanEorth's, 100 Mar.
kuL atreet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-02-12

Would quickly leave you. II you use
DR.. Kings Now life Pllie. Thousands o!
sufferers have proved their matchloss ner-
IL for Sick and Nervous Headaches. = h. Y
make pure blood and strong nerves aud
tbom, Only 25 cents. Money back If no
cured. Sold BY N. B. Dantortu. drug.
1ist.