The Wilmington daily Republican., April 17, 1897, Image 3

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richest and warmest colorings,
the most h&rmonions tints all
at prices most tempting, as fol
lows.
40c Embossed Gilt Papers
now 20c.
26c best 30-irich Felts now
12Jc.
25o Gilt Papers now 12 1.2a,
20c Gilt Papers now 10a
16c Gilt Papers at 7 l-2c.
A variety of good papers at
5c.
Window Shades
in all colors at the
LOWEST PRICES.
ROSIN & BRO
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1 West Second Street.
EXTRACTING WITHOUT PAIN
freezing the Gum Method 25c.
Vitalized Air and Gas Adminis
tered.
better made. No matter how
much you pay. All work guaranteed.
Oliver Fillings, 7do: Amalgam, 6O0; gold
|1 and up.
Teeth Cleaned
There Is
75c.
DRi HONEYWELL'S,
DENTAL PARLORS,
703 Market Street.
WANTED
To trade a nice city property
for about 10 aore$ of good land,
within 5 miles of
b
well looatud,
the city,with or without build
ings. City property well rented.
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DANIEL W. TAYLOR,
400 Equitable Building,
Real Estate and Mortgages,
Fire Insurance.
WANTED TO EXCHANGE
A small farm in Talbot Co., Md.,
Highly cultivated au«l good build
ings for store and dwelling lu this
city or New Castle.
GIBBONS & MOORE,
FIFTH AND SHIPLEY STREETS,
Central Bank Building.
mil mood
TO OWNERS OF PROPERTY.
J. DEAVILLE
REAL ESTATE BROKER
Special Attention Givon to
Renting and Collecting.
NO. 9 EAST SEVENTH STREET.
Central Exchange Building.
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DYEING AND SCOURING
Altoilnif and repairing. Tricon for clean
tot sad dyeing gcntlei
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WM. BROOKS
No. T19 Market Sir
Wilmington, Del.
©•ea sel Floor.
Tenth and Shipley Streets
1 blocks from Bijou Tbsatro sal
Grand Opera Hour
THE ONLY FIRST-CLASS
SALOON
IN THE CITY.
FINE LUNCH AFTER THE SHOW
ine Wines, Liquors,
and Cigars.
Also the Largest Glass of Coer
in tbe oity.
JAMES A- KELLY
ATTENTION
BICYCLE RIDERS!
McLEAll & KENDALL CO.
repairing In the best manner
possible Mine. Any
much cars as
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Headache Malaria
Liver Cure Diarrhoea
eart Tonio LaGrlppa
py Cough Neuralgia
i in Infants Dyspepsia
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Whooping Cough Constipation
Coughs and colds Rheumatism
Urinary Incontinence Cold in Head
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Travelers Pocket Case, 10 Remedies, $1.00
Family assortment, 24 Remedies $8.40
In Handsome Leather Cusws, Freo
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dress. At any drug store.
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I'TEN NON—I'ersons Testrlug pura drug
and chemleala. or wishing tltoir par
acrlptlonaor private recolpt oarofully
pounded with pure materials, should go
the drugstoreof H. It. llUINUHriKu L\
81? Markot street. Wlluilegton DeL
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EGG DYES,
For coloring Easter Eggs,
Beautiful Colors,
Harmless and Simple.
Z. JAMES BELT,
PHARMACIST,
Sixth and Market Sts.
DR. WM. M. DICKINSON
VETERINARY SURGEON
No. 813 West Fourth Street,
Phone 1597. Wilmington, Del.
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BECKETT'S.
O or.d 8 WENT SIXTH STREET
Quick Lunch, 0;s!ar nl Chop
House.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
OMcslmd W»r Ib Ettfop* Aflboti «ht
Markets Hm.
New York, April 17.-11. O. Dun
Co.'s weekly review of trade says: An
undeclared war between Greece and
(Turkey has been mere Important than
any other single cause of ohanges
business this week. Actual fighting,
with facts which seem to make a for
mal declaration of war by Turkey In
evitable, have affected grain markets
much and stooksi slightly. The progress
of Mississippi floods does not change
the price of cotton, and settlement of
the more important labor difficult]**
has revived works suspended last week.
The temporary decrease In exports
and large increase In Imports, at New
York 20.8 per cent for the month,
caused questions about the financial
future which have not much Influence
as yet.
The wheat market, after its decline
of $ cents last week, was prepared
rise with prospects of European war
and increased purchases for exports*
and has risen 4.87 cents last Friday.
Exports for the week are very small,
and for two weeks but little greater
than last year, while
tlnue
exports con
three times last year's.
Bradstreets' review says: The most
conspicuous improvement In trade
dltlons this week Is in the weather
throughout the central western and
northwestern state, where country
roadways axe more passable. There
a better demand for building materials,
particularly lumber. In staple lines
there Is a more active request at Port
land, Oregon, Minneapolis and 8t.
Paul. Kansas City and Atlanta, point
ing to the irregularity of the tendency
to recover.
There is a marked decrease In the
total number of business failures
throughout the United States, the total
being 195, compared with 244 in the
corresponding week a year ago.
A GRATEFUL HERO.
Hls Life Through
to Resouo Ills Friend.
Crawfordsvllle, Ind., April 17.—Rich
ard Bennett lost his life in a well filled
with black damp. Edward Reynolds,
his companion, may also die through
Injuries received trying to rescue hie
companion. Bennett once saved Rey
nolds from drowning, and It
May I,
Effort
fault of the latter that he did not
pay the debt. The
digging
well, and had reached a depth of 60
feet. They returned after di
resume work, and Bennett
to go down. Half way to the bottom
he was overcome,and fell out of the
bucket. Reynolds knew the trouble
due to foul gases, but without hesita
tion started down to the rescue. He,
too, fainted and fell.
Reynolds recovered consciousness, and
a rope was lowered, but he refused to
accept the chance of escape. Instead
he attached the rope to Bennett, and
the dead body
nolds had just life enough to tie the
rope about himself when It
lowered, and
and almost dead. The chances are
against his recovery.
to
the first
dragged out. Rey
next
hauled out Insensible
McDonald's Hidden Fortune.
Chicago, April 17.—What Daniel Mc
Donald,
cently, with his effects is a problem
trying to solve. The
aged hermit, who died
the police
recluse, who had passed 70 years,
found dead In the basement of his
home, 232 Girard street. He was
thought to have amassed $70,000. Mem
oranda found In his pockets Indicate
that he possessed real estate, cash and
other assets, the aggregate of which
would reach the
mentioned. A
also found In which the
paper
residue of hls estate, after the pay
ment of funeral expenses, Is left be
tween Mrs. Louis Ballenberg, of Cin
cinnati, and hls daughter, Annie. It is
said he had a habit of secreting arti
cles of value, and it l» thought he may
have hidden the papers and forgotten
to Indicate their whereabouts.
Lake Michigan Storm Disasters.
Milwaukee, April 17.—A heavy north
erly gale, accompanied by snow, pre
vails
tlon is somewhat perilous. The schoon
er Contest, lumber laden, went ashore
at Kenosha, WIs., and Is in danger of
going to pieces. Her crew
cued by the llfesavers. The schooner
M. Oapron missed the piers at Racine
and anchored / in the breakers. The
life saving
succeeded in getting a line to a tug
and pulling the imperiled craft Into
harbor. A number of strong craft were
caught out In the gale, and more dis
expected.
Lake Michigan, and navlga
went to her relief, and
asters
Temporary True© in Kentuoky.
Frankfort, Ky., April 17.—A truce in
the senatorial battle has been declared
till next Tuesday. The respective steer
ing committees yesterday afternoon
signed agreements that today and Mon
vote would be cast for each
of the candidates. It Is generally agreed
that the Blackbarn people
for the Indictment of Hunter for at
tempted bribery, with the Idea that
If Indicted he cannot withdraw under
a cloud, and the cloud could not be
lifted till the trial of the Indictments,
which would last the summer out.
day
hoping
Will Admit Female Students.
Dei Moines, la.. April 17.—The trus
tees of Drake university have unani
mously decided to reverse the order to
the medical faculty excluding women
as students, because women had been
subjected to Insults which could not
well bo avoided. The trustees passed a
resolution strongly condemning such
action and providing for the protec
ton of women students. They say
such actions will occur in future. Any
students offending will be promptly
pelled.
Texas' Railroad Taxation Bill.
Austin, April 17.—The house took
up yesterday and rushed through the
senate bill taxing sleeping and dining
companies 10 cents per mile of
travel and life Insurance companies 2
per cent tax
celpts and fire and fidelity companies
1 per cent annually. The bill needs the
signature of the governor to become a
law.
the gross premium
The Weather.
For eastern Pennsylvania, New Jer
sey, Delaware and Maryland: Fair;
cooler: northwesterly wlnd9.
Private Picture Sale.
During April we offor our largo stock of
pictures at reduced prices. We want
-»le to call and soo our goods aud_
_low the prlcos run before they buy
elaewhoro. We have no auction goods.
Hiram Yorgor, 11 East Third streot. Open
dar aud night.
Comp Pennvrornl Pills.
tho first among pills ror tin
ladles, made of pure material stand blgn
lo their recommendation for the Intlrmb
tins of lad lee. $L also sent by mall. 8)1
King street.
Rim
Shorts! Shortal Shorts! Five Cents A Bag.
Smoke City Market manufactured by
C. A. Bourdon, S. W. Cor. Second and
Shipley streets.
Stop and get a freo sample of Cnrrnick's
soluble food for Infanta and Invalids, at
W. C. Taylor's drug store, No. 802 King
J. H Porter & Sons, wbolotaie find re
tail milk dealers. S. F- Corner Seventh
and Madison streets, Wilmington. Del.
Phene 641.
Carpet denning 2H Cents n Ynrd.
Works, Phone
streot.
Electric Carpet Cleaning
1 Office 809 West h'ourth
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MIRABEL'S REVENGE
I will review the past ten years for your
benefit, my dear husband, and yon will
Ten years ago we met—you were but
16, an artless, loving ohlld, with no beauty
to win your heart—a slender, sallow girl,
my only redeeming beauty a wealth
golden hair.
We were betrot bed—even now I wear
ring of our first and second betrothal,
mockery of the post
year passed
I read of your marriage to a rloh and
ancient dame. What an awakening that
was when I learned you had sold yourself
for gold—sold your youth and honor
away—a year of sorrow—
A
base metal I
The loving, trusting heart
was gone forevar, and in Its [
revengeful woman, with no pity in
heart for him she had once so blindly
trusted.
Eight years rolled Into the past. I had
grown beautiful and had hearts laid at
feet, but I had revenge In view and could
not wrong any inan by exchanging clay
for gold. Eight years sinoo your idol
gold was food for worms, and you found
yourself a rich, unincumbered widower.
Ah, my pulse beat madly for joy when
beard the news that she was dead, for
venge seemed near.
In these eight years we had never met,
and I had grown very beautiful, every
body said, and so said my mirror.
Long, goldon curls hung In masses
round my well shaped head, the sallow
complexion had changed to a clear red and
white, and the pale, expressionless eyes had
now enough fire In their depths to win
hearts by the score. My form
ful and well rounded, and I had the con
sciousness of possessing fame as woll
beauty.
How I long to come to tho oveuing
met! Your wife bad been dead a year when
you sought me out, and we met at tho
house of a mutual friend, who on this par
ticular evening had given a ball in my
honor.
Beauty, jewels, flowers and music filled
tho crowdod rooms, and I, the star of tho
evening, was introduced to you under my
nom do plume.
I hgd stood by mymlrror a long time
home and taken great care with ray toilet,
for 1 wished to win your heart at our first
meeting.
You loved mo, I knew it by your almost
worshiping gaze
each other. You did not recognize tho
sallow, homely Mirabel Istrey in tbo spar
kling, bewildering May Ycrim.
A month after our
of the girl
plaoe a cold,
grace
were introduced
eating wo were be
trothed. You oame to njy home, met my
parents and sisters, and learned for the
first time of Mlrabol Istrey '« identity with
May Verna.
Then you asked forgiveness, kneeling
at my feet, with my hand clasped in yours,
for the wretchedness you lmd
brought
. And I smiled my forgiveness. Ha,
ha I you cannot imagine what a woman
hide under a smile.
Parents and friends wondered that
could tako you back to my heart after your
desertion years ago. But I only laughed
merrily when they wondered, and prepa
rations wont on for a grand wedding.
We stood at the altar. You, Orleans
Erie, vowed to cherish and love
bel Istrey—her you had
foot.
Mira
cast under
After our marriage we returned home.
The magnificent mansion your first wifo
hod left you was newly and expensively
furnished for your second wife.
As we entered "my boudoir," as yon
called It, you clasped roe to your hOHrt,
kissing me on the brow nnd lips, and call
ing me "your precious wife."
Ab, how satan was smiling for joy!
oould have screamed in my mad delight at
the stab I should soon give you.
That night, after tho wedding guests
had departed, you sought your bride, and
she had flown and left in her stead a bou
quet of withered flowers nnd u lettor. Do
you remember how I spoke of your second
widowhoodP Ah, ha! weren't you happy
to learn how onoe I had loved you?
The freshness of a first love you had
crushed, and now I'm enjoying my hour
of triumph.
Once I loved you as fondly and passion
ately as you now love mo. That love
crushod out by your mercenary marriage
I hate you with a bitter hate, for
you blasted tho young and tender bud with
your falso love.
You may search tho wido world over,
and you will never find me, yet I will bo
noar to you to make your life as void and
barren as you once made mine.
You will reach out your arm to olasp—
but empty space. You will cry out in your
loneliness for your loved Mirabel aud will
huar only a mocking coho.
Revenge! Oh, It is so sweet! Adieu,
my true husband. A year has flown since
bridal. What a year of happiness it
has proved to be.
Two days after Mirabel Erie wrote tho
above taunting lotter to her husband I
met her in Vienna, leaning
a pale but handsome man, and from her
lips I learned the finale of her revenge.
She had boon traveling in Vienna, and
while stopping at
a sick stranger
had taken lodgings there and
tho name of Mirabel In his delirium. Sho
and
the
of
inn sho learned that
of her countrymen—
calling
went to his
wasted to a shadow and beseeching in
piteous aooents "his Mirabel to forget her
revenge and love him
—her husband,
did."
Tho heurt that for 12 years had thought
only of revengo melted at the low, beseech
ing tones of the voice sho had
and through weeks of delirium she nursed
him back to health with all tho tender
care a woman could bestow, nnd now they
again united after yoars of suffering
, with her
to each, and Mirabel told
glorious orbs suffused with tears, that his
love
York Nows.
sweeter thun her revengo.—New
Natuen as a Lecturer.
Dr. Nansen oonsulers England tho great
earth, with the exception of
est nation
Norway. lie nlways mentions tho two
countries together, placing Norway first.
As a lecturer the doctor Is not a great
If you wish to hear him, you must
have a front seat Ho ipeaks English
well, except for twisting his verbal clauscB
about a bit nnd for calling words having
"oo," suoh
and ' 1
"food" and "
." Ho shows great modesty in
his spoeches, yet ho possesses a striking, if
gentle, egotism. His scowl and peculiarly
determined expression of countenance
er desert him. If he
," "fod"
who
did not know tho moaning of fear, a su
perficial observer would put him down
n poseur. Ho has earned enough money
by hls lectures and writings to buy back
his father's ostate, which is quite as great a
pleasure and triumph to him
Unction of having been nearer to the pole
than any one clso.—London Letter.
not n
his dis
An Excellent Medicine,
remedy to Wilmingtonians, good
for catarrh, malaria, heart trouble, etc.,
also good for gores of long-standing,
remody Is made from an herb and Is
mmlo. This remody has no equal, take It
on everything. Put up and for salo by
Mudlaon Heck, 227 Parrish street. One
quart bottlo for $1.00.
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This
s homo
Moving Is Over.
you will need some coal
A clean free burning coal for this season
of tbo year. The place to order It is
from H. T. Sergeant, Office 7th and King.
Yard, 100 Maryland avenue. Phono 615.
piue wood n largo load for
a nd
ffl^Oak
91.60.
For first-class dyeing nnd scouring go
to the Delaware Dyo Works, 210 King
street.
Wlmi Dr. A. B. Mnlter Mnv*.
liuFFAi-o, N. Y.—Gents:—F
al knowledge, gained In observing
of your Sli'loh's Cure In oassa <
Consumption. I am prepared to
remarknblo Koinedy that has
my utte
y from Consumption, bold by
N. II. Daaforih, 2nd and Market stroots.
iny porson
if advanced
say it Is
boon
It bns certainly
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Kurl's Clover Root 'loo, for Constipation
u don't
It's i bn nest uiid it'
return the package and get
money. 8oli by N. U. Uuniorib, 2nd
Market streets.
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tinllo
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signal or*
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$8 FOB $6
ioo Sets of Our
Celebrated
Eight dollar teeth to go at six dollars a set
while they last; it wont be long,
Dr.F.E.5niTH,
Surgeon Dentist.
Extracting Without Pain 25 Cents
No. 811 MARKET STREET
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Have You Seen the Niagara Road Racer?
It not only contains "Niagara Grade" material and "Niagara
Workmanship all the way through but has all the latest touch
es which bring a bicycle up-to date.
Expert road riders will tall in love with it.
We sell Victors, Peerless, Brownie, and Brandywine bicycles.
Clifford Greenman, S. W.Cor. 7th and King Sts.
Repairing, Hiring, Sundries,
Ride Victor Tires.
MRS. R.5. KIRBY
Plain and Fancy Millinery
No. 304 KING STREET
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WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,
EXTRA. DISPLAY OP
Easter Hats
and Bonnets.
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POOR COAL
Will not produce good baking, or
fine laundry work. To got the worth of
your money out of a ton of coal, you have
to consider the reputation of tbo dealer.
You will find that our reputation Is ull
right. You will find our coal to be just
what you want. Our prices prosont
what the octal Is worth. Try it.
iy
CJias. Warner Co
•f
Foot of Market Streot,
Central Oflico 0th and Shipley Stroets.
''The Time of the bing
ing of Birds is Come.
A heavy Lehigh Coal Flro will
oppressive; and yet, you must have
heat in the house.
If youwant u free burning coal which
wDlholit fire with a very small bnlk of
coalln the grate or stove, WE HAVE IT.
Or if you waut tho luxury of a bright,
aokling hlokory flro lo Bit by in tho
frosty evening. WE HAVE IT. Hickory
Oak and Pine Wood, dry aud prime
quality.
be
Cl
Iff
French Street Wharf
Telephone 1588 .
I. L. BAYLIS,
Invites you to inspect his
Exhibition of
Easter Plants
and Flowers
TO BE HELD AT
LAWTON'S CHINA STORE,
NO. 611 nARKET STREET,
He also bus for ealo at Sixth and King Sts.
all kinds of pottad and cut flowers.
GIVEN AWAY—SOMETHING NEW.
EASTER
SOUVENIRS
AT THE STORE OF THE
Great Atlanlic & Pacific Tea Co.,
HEADQUARTERS,
815 MARKET STREET.
a!5-8t
FOR THE FINEST AND LARGEST
PLATES OF
ICECREAM,
Also the Largest Glass of Ice Cream Soda
Stop at Holt'R Quick Lunch Parlors,
3 East Fourth street^
C. R. HOLT.
We Take Full Cl
collecting, managing baying, selMij
exchanging. The preparation of all
papers either by deed, mortgage OS'
will. The settlement of estates. First |
gage Investments, having
For mortgages and mortgages rc
money. Bv our present methods, „
growth of long experience we can -
the best results In the handling of re
property. We are now fully ostahll
in our new office,Eighth and Shipley,
stitnte Building, where with more I
and better facilities we are giving rent
devotion to all our business affairs.
GEO. C. MARIS & SI
S. H. STAA3
KID GLOVES! 7
FOR EASTER
AT
$i..oo, $1.25, $ 1 - 35 . J|
IN
Black, Tans and Hodea
We have the sole agenq
in Wilmington for the sal
of the Celebrated
Centemeri Kid Glovi
S. H. STAAT!
a
405 Market Street.
WILMINGTON, DEL.
CONOVAR'S COLOSSAL
BARR'S MAMMOTH '
Columbian Mammoth White 3
2 years old roots.
Rhubarb Roots. Seeds Iresh and j
reliable. All kinds.
,1
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J. J. SMITH'S
v
rouaiH m ©mu
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O. J. HESSION,
DSALI
lehigb and Shamckir. Goal,
Wood, Flour, Feed, Eta j
I'illsbury's Best
end
Washburn, Crosby 8t Co.',
Gold Medal Floilg
CI.HTXDOAT8 X SFECIALTt;
Office anti jat\
8i 7 West Front S<roat
itruuob Offlo*
No. 114 Maryland Avomis
■
P EA COAO-kor family
Extra large size $8.75
JOHN M. 8
Office No. 8 Wi
fif.OMO.N,
Third St,
t
Phone 1<8 and 208.