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ed lcngthwiSr by :; curtain. behind
which Brenda S:w the CLEAN Of a great
white tub, an unusual luxury in cheap
lodgings.
Beyond the vrstibule was a room Of
good height and size. with n shallow
Above on the left, in which stood Il
pretty brass h"tl,lrad. Upon the right
was an unused open fireplace beneath
an old fashioned marble mantcIShrlf
which was covered with quaint and
picturesque collection of souvenirs.
There were two tall windows in the
southern wall The lower sashcs were
hinged at tho sides, opening inward,
and one might step on, upon Il wooden
balcony Of the length Of the room
which was the width of The house.
Some crude. familiar pictures hung
upon the walls. obviously they ante
DATED ElSic's coming and expressed
Mrs. simmons idea Of home hrcora
,ion. Elsic's contribution TO the adolm
men, of the scene consisted almost en-
tirrly Of photographs Of men ana wom
on. one might guess tho calling of the
tenant after Il glance AT The portraits
for nearly all Of these people were oh
NiOusly in the prufcSSion.' They ap
wa',d Singly or in groups formed by
fastening the photographs together
with dainty bits of ribbon, SO that halt
dozen might hr suspended in The
in. hiuu Of n hnuI,rr
To Re continued.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17
New Years In China.

In China it Is considered obligatory
OH all PRISONS to settle every pecuniary
obligation before the first day of the
new year. a custom that might with
profit he inflated elsewhere. The Chi
'csr lave also the singular practice of
dalin. all births on the first day of the
year on which they occur, SO that as
far as the record shows every China
man has but one birthday. the first day
OF January. The widest variance is OBJ
snrvahlc in the selection Of the day
which should be considered the first Of
the year. Some nations have begun it
in the spring. others in the autumn,
some in midsummer, most in midwin-
ter; but. whatever the day, the nsagrs
and rciOirings which characterized 1t
have not varied so greatly rs might be
supposed, but have remained for ages
almost unchanged.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17
The ANTARCTIC NIGHT.
It II Far Msrs Trying THAI the Are-
Ito Darkness.

II II Far More Trying THAI the Arc.
Ito Darkness.
From this day MAY 10 we were not
to see the sun again for two months.
At the beginning we did not dread the
prospect of this long polar night before
us, but before the sun had been gone
many days one Of us became very III.
Dance lacked the constitution to hold
out and on June he died. 1t is USE
less to dwell on sad recollections. He
was loved on board the Belgca, and
this loss, following on the death Of the
sailor Wiencke, who was washed over
board by wave In Bransaeld strait,
made deep impression on us. In the
obscurity Of the midday twilight We
carried Dances body to a hole which
had been cut in the ice and committed
it to the deep. A bitter wind was blow
ing as with barred heads, each of rs
silent and sad, we left him tAere-and
the foe drifted u.
In the antarctic regions, thanks doubt
less to the detestable climate, the dis
astrous effects Of the polar night are
far more marked than in the north.
There is a general lowering Of the sys-
tenn, and the heart acts fecbly. Sever
nj of us developed serious symptoms,
and without daily care on the part Of
the doctor others would not have sur
vived the period of darkness, though it
was relatively short. One part Of
Cooks treatment was very effective
and Ingenious. Those who were most
affected by deficient circulation We're
made to stand In half naked condition
close to the redhot stove for several
hours daily. In this way the action Of
the solar radiation was in part replaced
by rays Of artificial heat in n manner
admittedly primitive, but none the less
beneficial.
Life on board during the polar night
was Of great interest from psyche
logical point Of view. One finds oneself
in conditions OF existence altogether alb
normal and crowded against ones fel-
lows in al uncomfortably narrow space.
Some became nervous, excitable and
sleepless, with the Imagination contin-
ually wandering and dreaming. | was
one Of these. Others, more happily con-
stituted, became clronically tired and
Indifferent. These slept much. But
everybody was content TO spend twelve
hours day or more in bed. One Of the
crew developed manlacal tendencies;
another, in more evil case, was brought
home insane.-l lenryk ArCtowsky in
Geographical journal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17
EQUAL PARTNERS
By HOWARD FIELDING
Copyright, 1901, by Charles w. Hooke. I
By HOWARD FIELDING

black vehicle. A brisk young man,
wearing blue cap, and n grave, elderly
man with long white beard climbed
in after it, and then the somber cqui-
page moved away by the power resi-
dent within It, And to Brenda the ia
miliar spectacle Of sell propelling
carriage assumed the aspect Of a mira
Gle. and ali things seemed to move or
stand by virtue Of a new force, silent
and resistless.
could | 80 in:' she whispered to
tho policeman who had stationed him
self beside her. "Can l speak with
some one who knows"
"knows what?' he replied.
"Whethcr she will recover, whether
she has spoken
The man looked at her with pom
derQus curiosity.
you wait here" he said. "Giye me
your name, and I'll see what | IAN
dog
Miss Macane was affected by a touch
OF caution.
mo one knows me here" she replied.
"My name would mean nothing to
them. But you may say that Miss VIII
liams would like to speak with the ply
stefan who was called ina DR.. Blair,
believe"
The policeman began TO ascend the
steps. but he paused at sight of two
men who appeared above. One Of
them was Of medium stature and vcr3
heavy, having the build Of an ape, with
preposterously long arms, which swung
ainIcssly when he moved, as II they
were artificial. lie wore the Uniform
of police captain. The other was Of
Il conventional type by comparison
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17

Her gaze 1rHs .fTCd upon the course, scar
rcd face Of the captain.
that is, he looked like human being.
and Brenda noticed little else about
him Her gaze was fixed upon the
coarse. Scared face Of the captain. bru-
tally cynical and smiling without pnr-
pose. like an image hacked out Of wood.
The policeman s"'n,cd his superior
and addressed him in a low voice.
Without waiting for him to finish the
captain turned quickly to the man who
had come out Of tho house with him
and asked question which Brenda
did not hear. when this man looked
at her. Brenda became aware that be
was tall and thin and that lie wore Il
loose gray suit.
Il don't know" said the man in gray
thoughtfully. "a can't he sure
The captain descended the steps and
Fitted his cap with the poltcncss of Il
trained animal.
Miss Williams" said he "Ycs. in
deed. understand that you are a
friend Of Miss Millcr. the girl that got
hurt, and that you'd like TO talk to Dr..
Blair. This gentleman =. is DR.. Blair.
So perhaps we'd better all 50 into The
house. where we can talk more cOnven-
lent"
Brenda tried TO pass him, but she i'm
me'ljnl"ly found herself between the
captain and one of the policemen, by
whom she vas escorted into the house,
the physician walking ahead. Thus
they came 10 Il small paror, opening
from the hail. TO the right.
In the presence Of DR.. Blair, whose
manner was that Of the world wherein
she had moved Brenda rcgaincd part
Of her self possession. The simple cle-
gance Of the room. far beyond anything
that she had expected, helped TO put
her at her ease. and she began TO feel
the sense Of personal dominance to
which she was arc,ls omeh.
DIR. Blair" she said, II really don't
know why should have come here. |
am not Il friend Of Miss Miller. am
merely interested in her. Seeing the
story Of her terrible misfortune in a
newspaper by the mcrest accident, |
obeyed IN unacrountablc impulse and
came to this house."
IAN unarcountable impulse" said Tie
captain In perfectly meaningless
voice. sag il he had been an echo.
II tan tell yon very little" replied
Tlu in <r l. hS, NIT
ted he crime nor why it was done
Put will she die? Such Il young
girl, with 50 much To hope for, and they
say sh" was very Beautiful"
"She was. poor chiid!' responded The
physician. AVID that fact may or may
not have had something to do with her
misfortune. As ~ her chance Of rccov.
cry, greatly fear indeed, to be frank
with you. doubt whether she is living
at this moment"
brenda was rs white as paper, and
her hands were twlned together.
she has not spoken she began,
and II was the captain who replied.
Not word.' said he. But we
shan't need anything from her. We
shall get to the bottom of this affair all
right"
Brenda turned slowly toward him.
"rhe name of a gentleman said she,
IAN acquaintance Of mine, was men
Toned in the newspaper account, Mr..
Alden. OF course 1t Is impossible that
he should have had any connection
with this wretcllcd crime, but perhaps
lie knew the young woman and
eyes responded the captain, they
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17

ConJiurcr (pOintins TO Il large cabinet
Now, ladies and gentlemen. allow me
to exhibit my concluding trick. would
ask any lady In the company TO step
on the stage and stand in this cup
board. will then close the door,
When ] open IT again, the lady will
have vanished without leaving trace
behind.
Gentleman In Front Seat aside to
his wife, say. Oil woman. do me
favor and rt"" ~, London Tit Bits.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17
ATL ANTIC CI;Y
An an the year round Health and Pleas
ure Resort,

: Atlantic City Is no longer known only
as summer resort where numerous dis
comforts were put up with for ths advan
tuges Of the magnificent bathing,
Its numerous splendid h0'els with
steam heat anu I'LL other modern Improve
mems, equal to the best metropolitan
hcte!s and the saline invigora,ing atmos
phere waited in from the Gulf Stream.
considerably warmer than tho more In
land cities, combine to make 1t the great
winter resort for either the weak in search
of health or the well person hunting sport
and pleasure.
The golf links, fine cunning. fishing,
and other sports IN It's immediate vtcin &,
appeal to the pleasure hunter. wh,io the
Numerous sun parlors on or near the
magnificent board walk, the rolling chats
hot sea baths etc are specially adapted
to the needs Of the invalids.
The Philadelphia & Readiny Routes's
swift comfortable trains ieavs Chestnut
Street and South Street Ferrle, Phila
dslphia, at convenient hours. Tickets
sold and Baggage checked through from
all principal stations on the Philadelphia
4 Reading Railway aud its connections.
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CIi.tl'l'EI. II.

.SlES room opened
straight from the hall,
at the rear. There
was 4 sort OF vcsti-
bulc, with Il sliding,
glass pal+lcd door ut
the further end. and
This SPACE WAS tiNil.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17

head of work or driving horses n
and all around horst.
No. billy, gray horse good worker -.
driver l
No J--B-l brown mare, good worker 49,
a good road sVsi III
No. 4-b-G gray horse, good worker aS4a
driver Zsg1 N4ssy
No. 5-Msy. roam mare good We q, ss1sss
~ Is heal Of fresh co We ~ I
1WIA so,s 81 Springer: se !, go. NJ
~ bun. year!ing heller, Z as ~
eE1s ssxszss'w- w!.h piss " NE tsssr ! q
.sa.s ,nrtav Brit ,rh ,l.l s sspnsy Nc s.s
Farm Imp. eman,--2 AiliG1;1oei hl5l(1
one nearly new hay bed good III ~ I'd L. Ii
cart, marset wagon. ! jump seat carriaeSss
sleigh. / Osborne binder, Buckeye ,norss. Y
Buckeye grain drill in good order. l ssl1
dump horse rake, hand dump horse rate, 4 i
hay lrddsr' "alk ,o'ier. -pripg tooth nsr-
tor, new, Hinsi su!Gv cul lvatnr III good er- Il
der, sod cut en-! sets twin harrows, sInssc
harrow! " iaru plow' porato pillow, Lhoran
pl"W. ) iron hand cut vaturs sled curn laAr
ker, ! gram fan, cora she Her, root emil ter hsF
cutter market wagon. pole aud YOKE, carris1s i
pole and yoke, sWlngr Trees duuhis and san
gle, "rurn GruDrfs, CROSS cut saw. br0s4
axe, straw knives post spade. post dog. iet d
Of ropes aud bn.N- lot chains, harnsh0vei, 4
lot tow chaAs. ~ good gram hag-, rakes
forks, sADv,.s spades and hde-.
Hainr-. st stage harness. sets Lip Y;
strap harness, sci lead harness. sci ,nsrkst =
harness sci car harness set llsE' double bar
fly uets 9 - 81. net-. ! pair housings, coixrt, /,
Drltle-, lines AGl haitrS. -
| Bedroom So lpuu.e walnut extension la ~
bic COO stove room stoves, hai barrel
rhMru and hose, " butter tue. prlnrs and Ia
dlcI. ! :O.Iua,t milk cans ! ~ Gnart Tan,
nH"kstS ANA .,rhinrr, Delaware ,1t> lSu eeE
Incubator IN good order. breeder and many
III t,i.|.t t.. ton tILtH
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9 Head Hogs.
fne shoats, good brood SOW.
POULTRY

6geea' 10 pa! rs hckeEs thoroughbred Ply
mouth Racks.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS u DAIRY FIXTURES
Lot milk cans 9 cooling tanks, iron, butter
tub and prints churns butter dish, refrlg'
orator. . cnphoards. sausage cutter, lot earth
en- and stouewaro. gallon copper boiler
dozen kitchen chairs, s'ttee tub", Niagara
NolO cook stove. Home Comfort steel range
nearly new, Sday clock dre1s-r and pantry,
lot dishes and numeraus kitchen utensils, SGT.
tee. good chun istoves, writing desk, Ia bles
/ drop leaf and centre, l24 yds good ra. car
ret. hanging lamps. screen. bedroom suits
2 bedsstads and stands, lounge, bureaus lot
stAir carpet and oil cloth aud many other ar
tces will he looked up by day of sale.
So bushels potatoes.
Terms Of sale On all sums of so and un-
der crsl, over that amount u credit oil nine
months will be given. purchaser giving note
with approved endorser payable at National
Bank Of Newark. ell, interest from date
When not paid when due Sale positive rain
RI shine and viii begin promptly at ~ o'clock
D. IN.
JOSEPH MILLER.
Cha. 4. Biles Jr., Auc.
Joseph Ho.singer, Clerk
fi1 20 q MS
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~ 10 good work or driving &>~-
ny horses al well broken <tIa MAN.
and ho,ns raised, s head colts. XptN
some Of which promise speed. X.YN
20 head Of dairy cows, several kae~SSIsj{Sn
OF viii Oh have calves by their
sides, o hers sprin ging; they are home raised
and first class mixers, AOlttein bulls com.
ing years old 10 good broad sows and young
Wigs, % pairs nice chickens
farm wagons all In good repair 3mowingIaa,
chimes Deerin. make, binder roller, Disc
harrows, 2 riding cuitivAtors hand eultiva.
tors, 1 3.hors plows. corn planters. hay ted
der, fodder cutter. forks shovels hoes. hay
rigging, ket wagon harness. pillow harness.
collars and bri dos, Clsrk's premier incubator
9vv eg! size, 2 large churns, butter trays milk
cans will holl " uts. corn by bushe
Terms-On all sums o: y and under cash
over that amount a credit OF month by CAV
ing bankable not, with approves eha"rser: .
psr cent discount for cash You can reach
sale by Nav tAs' 10 trolley.
j, lin i. RICHARDS.
F,iword Davis. Auc f!2 lll7 10
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a. Ehsad OF work or driv
KY lng horses. II head fins
mich cows and heiiers. some y
fresh and close sprIng,rs 50 ~
paiIs good chickens, . white z$NSs<~
PeEl ducks . turkey heus.
turkey gobbler. all kinds good farming ntAosj
sils, dayton wagan, doctors phAstuh. Z isegn
pawer stnvar No feed grinder, 40 -
Home tity incubator u lot good hcuseh63
furniture srvprAi stoves. corn by hu.nei, rec
acres wheat III ground
T"rms--$-t and les. cash over that q
mont i sale can be reached by Darby utsys
Icy stopping At Belltont avenue. NO.
tLo\XU FAIRBANKS. $@s
Stldham n ON Nuc t3 Ii =, NJ
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~ gray hot-s DiXry III ysErs 0sA
! bay horse Carrie. :yrarS old bay huEna
Jim II years old ; Drown lois- Dick yea4p
old | bay mare Fanny year. Old way -
Fred wears Old bay uurI- Friday II vs.
old. Is head VI good eat le 8 shoat. aul H
good SOW. go S6
Farming mp,"n rnts--J farm Wagons abs.'
rlvgings. horse cart. land roller S.iorse crnis 4
drill hay rake. boat wagon. 2graiM pans, cor !
shelter, Champion binder. cut one crop, ~
tormrk binder, moving machine, corn ~ "
ter, L. ;. wheel cultlvitors, 2 spring tQoIk
harrow', Inland cultiyators wooden hAr rev n
= irop harIow.. "orn cutter, . Syracuse p10S.s
Southland pow. seated carriage good ~ !. i
der, ! TO" bugSlss in good order, NO top bne
~ milk wagon seated sleigh. hay fOrES. ~
blocks and ropes canpl.t-, lad.l. RS, wtsGS).8l
barrow lot OF To- ks and shovels, a4ee. n
sets slnxe carriage harness, l set double -.
riRge harness set milk harness. Z sets sta&n 4
harness, lot plpw HARNESS lot brides. eOiiASa "
COW chans vice N good order. double basVI y
shot gun su aerrs wE-at in ground, busheG
strucAS tool chest, snddla 81 yards in sraar }
carpet. lot ho@sehoid and lllcheu fu:nftpre.
Home Comfort range III good order, = Aoshle
heaters. nearly new, wood stove, dairy aN,
lures, msSf cAsk, meat block. 2iAwn m.,vssr9
Terms 30 months with interest with apEFNa
ed snaorser; p.r cent OF for cash. - nv
No pos,pouem-nt On account Of weather. M
H. n WHITE. III
Slidhaml u Sou Auc. flOl2 10 = 49, y
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17

Cream Balm lie placed into the nostrils, spreads
over tho membrane and 10 absorbed. Rcliefis i'm
mediate and cure follows. 1t lie not dryng-does
rot produce sneexing. Large Size, 30 cents at Drug
xs:s or by mail; Trial Size, 10 rents by mail.
ELY BROTHERS. g. Warrhn Street, New York.
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NNhuMP HREYs'
.E1ERin AkY SPECIFICS

STss ien.. s:s fev "S:'Ms3|ifEF eysnsa s mns'
u. B.. SPRAlNs. Lameness, Injuries.
tUREs RheuM atipm.
C.C SORE THROAT. Quinsy. Epizootle.
CURES Distemper.
; 81 z; WORMS. Bots. Grub..
n, Y. COUGHS, Cold, Infuemza, Innamed
iVREs Lunss. Pteuro- Pine uIiiOnia.
y. r. lCOLlC. Bsllyache. Wind.Blown,
CURES Dla rrhea, Dysentery.
,G.G. Prevents MISCARRIAGE.
I'LL. lsKIN DISEASES. Mango, Erupsions.
CURES Ulcers, Grease, Farcy.
J. n, lBAD CONDITION. Staring Coat.
cURks Indication. stomach StAygers.
e0c. each; Stable Case. Ten SpecEcn Book. &C., a.
ST ssct on rsSePt OF p5Ss
8ts., New York. VETERINARY MANUAL SENT FREE.
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PUBLIC SALE

The uulerssuadiutsnding TO ONT farn1Nss!
Will soil On the farm OF the late Ana BeeoS4
Btardy VINE Hid On Phi lAlelphia pike Nh
north OF ahellpot Park OH
WEDNESDAY,. FEB. 10. 1919.
~ clock p III. sharp
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17
PUBLIC SALE.

Having rented my farm on the ROAD leadA ~
from STATION to Newark, mile west Of ~;
former place Will sell al public sale -4sA
TUESDAY, FEB IS, 1909 LID
at /. o'clock, &slS
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17
NERVOUS DEBILITY,
4. VITAL WEAKNESS

and Prostitution from Over
work or other causes.
! Humphreys Homeopathic Specific
No. 2s, in use over 40 years, the caly
successful remedy.
81 per vial OF with povde1, tot 80
Sold by Druggists, or sent post on receipt VI price,
AG1PHnEY8' AkD. Co.. Tor. WIlaa Jshu Sts, New EsEs
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17
N a9aI
cA1ARRh

In al It's stages there
should be.cleanliuess.
Ely's Cream Balm
t'eanses, eoothes and heals
The diseased membrane.
Itcnres cstarrh and drives
away = cold in the head
unicklv-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17

4 " n IT0VK 4, N. @TNfN.
!, WORK ururivIng horse IN
,~al4. +As.l Que sor.rl horse Bnbv, 1A&
Y4hsYN ii years old I sor", hurnS
Nv Wang, IL years old: ~ Vlpck
horse Frank. II years odd; l
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1902-02-17

Schedule in rli',r, November Il, 1901
All trains illuminated with l'inl>ch
light.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-17


1t seems to us that it would hardly
be necessary to say anything TO the
voters Of this county OF the subject OF
county attorney. The campaign has
thus far been an unusually quiet one
and there has been very little said or
or done on either side, and certainly
there has been no mud singing on
either side, We have personally moth
ing against the fusion candidate, yet il
would seem to us that the record as
county attorney which Mr.. Overmar
has made for himself in the past two
years should commend him TO the vot
ers of the county During MIR, Over
mans term Of Office there have beer
tried a number of important GASES, or
the part of the county, and and in non,
OF these has the county been called
upon to expend money for the assist
;auce. of other attorneys.
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-17
Had Seen One.

Dan Leno, the English comedian,
told of appearing before n swell Lon
don audience at the house of n lord.
The languor of his listeners made him
feel not too happy, and he was glad to
retire TO the dressing room allotted
him. While he was removing the
grease paint n very young peer, who
had strolled after him, stood watching
the process. lie told Leno in the most
approved drawl that some Of his say
ings had really been rather funny, "es
pecially that one, you know. where
your wife made a pancake on q grid
iron and the pancake slipped through
and put the fire OUT. That made me
laugh awfully. because ] know what
a gridiron is. ! have seen one"
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-17

Look the Fact in the Face.

The progress of a bad cold toward
~galloping consumption may be terribly
sudden. Don't let this ugly fact fright
on you, but when you begin to cough
take Aliens Lung Balsam, that stops
the cough by curing the cold. Prepsr.
ations containing opium, merely quiet
the cough for a time, There is no mar
cotic durg in Aliens Lung Balssm
SoId-by all druggists,
The Red Cloud chief., 1902-10-17
Beliefs About the Earth.

Newton. the great Sir Isaac. surmised,
although he could give nc reason for
the conclusions he had reached, that
In the course Of time the earth would
become perfectly dry. Others. mostly
De Verne. Professor A. L. Hamilton
and the younger Lysander. all believed
that eventually the earth would be-
come as dry as the prOverbial chip.
Even in this day and age the theory
has many adherents.