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Daily Republican., 1882-09-07
A Royal COlRaGf ON,

Last Tuesday evening the Commit.
tee on Open Camp Fire of Smyth Post
held their usual weekly meeting, at
the house of Mrs. McGee, No. 422 Mar
ket street. After the business had been
ira nsacted, and the committee were
about to leave, they were invited into
the dining room, where table that
would lave gladdened the heart ot
Epicurus met their astonished gaze.
Large dishes of watermelon, canto.
loups, pearS, peaches and grapes,
flanked on either side with stands of
delicious cake. seemed to have been pur-
posely arranged by fair haEds to tempt
the veterans to an attack. In less time
than it takes to write it, the invitation
was accepted, and the attack commen.
Ced. Then a scene ensued not often
witnessed, and piece after piece of
melon was captured, while peaches,
pears and grapes shared the same fate.
The table however was 30 we'll filled,
that the little band after an unsuccess-
full attempt to capture all that was on
1t, desisted. in sheer despair. At this
time, the fair hostess brought up rein.
forcementS in the shape of large plates
Of ice cream, and the battle was renew
ed. After all had eaten all they could
a vote of thanks was rendered to Mrs.
McGee, end Comrade Burleigh, for the
magnificent n collation.. AS the comrades
passed out they we're each requested to
help themselves from box of most
excellent cigars. Some of the members
had positively made up their minds
that they would never serve on another
Camp Fire Committee, but after this
splendid feast they came to the conclu-
sion that they would not mind serving
again, provided the committee would
meet often at Mrs. McGee's, with
Comrade Burleigh TO mysteriously
engineer matters as he did on Tuesday
evening.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-07
RifEenhYRDAg.

Yesterday afternoon a huckster was
bitten by a vicious dog on Madison
street, between Eighth and Ninth SITS.
He could not find out who owned the
dog and remained in the vicinity for
some time making inquiries. just AS
he was about to leave, he saw some
children leading the dog along an ally,
and he went to them and seizing the
animal put him in his wagon and took
him to Police Station. George Cooney
happened to be there, and he took the
brute over Eleventh street bridge and
dispatched him with his revolver.
George had some difficulty in getting
the animal to go with him and narrow
ly es yaped being bitten himself.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-07
DR.rAnNERo oUrDoNE.

Il
A Young woman Claims to have
Eaten NO send food for UhFe'
MOnlhs.
A special despatch from st. Loui'
Mo-, dated September 9th, to the New
York Ledger says:
People in North st. Louis are JUS
now discussing remarkable case
which, If the details are true, outrivali
DR.. Tanner in point Of fasting. Phillip
pima Trengle lives with her brother
at No. $40 Brooklyn street. She alleges
and her friends substantiate her state
ment, that on last Monday morning
three months had elapsed since she
last tasted solid food. During all thai
time she has taken nothing but liquids
and she has not been able to retain
these In her stomach at all.
The young woman was called upon
to day. She IL q tall thin person, with
black hair, sunken eyes and extremely
sallOw complexion. She is r0ther
thin, but mos as emaciated as would
be expected. She said she was twenty
six years old. When asked about her
case she smiled and said:-"Yea, I
guess it Is remarkable ope. The doc
tIrs say they never heard of anything
Ike it."
In answer to question she said that
1t was just three months ago last Mon
day since she was able to take food.
Since that time she had not been able
to eat bit of solid food, and that she
had no desire for 1t. Sometimes she
drinks q good deal of water, and occs-
sionally three or four cups of coffee at o
time. At first she said she used to
drink considerable milk, because the
doctors recommended her to do so, but
1t was no use, as she could not keep
anything ON her stomach, not even for q
o minute. She said she felt 80 weak
that she had not been out Of the
house latterly, but yet she was not 90
weak as might be supposed. One of the
physicians WhO had treated her, she
said, tried to introduce food into her
stomach with tube, but she could not
retain the nourishment, Other doc.
tors had also tried to administer food
but her stomach promptly rejected it.
DR.. G. s. Bauer, one of the physicians
who has attended the case, said that it
was q most remarkable one, and he had
never heard of such case before. He
said the young woman had been under
his charge forty days in all. He had
not been able to make a satisfactory
of the case, but he thought the
probable cause of the trouble was
structure OF the pyloric ortice of the
stomach. He consldered she must die
soon. as she is gradually growing weak
Or. He did not think that anything
could be done for her.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-07
ReqWIsntlOD Received.

The requisition papers for the color
ed man, Price, who is now in Camden
Jail, have been received by the sheriff,
and he will be brought to New Castle
to- morrow or Saturday. 1t will be re-
mem bered that Price is implicated in
the murder of a colored man named
Palmer in this county, in 1879. Al
the time he managed to make his
escape, and his whereabouts has been
unknown to the authorities until re-
Gently when he was accidentally dis
covered in Camden Jail, where he was
confined for some trifling offsnse.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-07

lbISIS SS.rSoLEN.-I J. Q HAVE LOST,
\ RIniuoat,dna ~ mad stolen my depos 1t book
.AhhereSy VI, savings Fund Society,
u been v,s gwen that payment on the
'shl neV VVpped, and an application
,AReat Eltth hSHS. Vtro.. ANN RUIN,
ns-- '"hoet' au26-3t-w
Daily Republican., 1882-09-07


THIKTY-FIVE BUILDING LOIS
On.the beautiful slope between Union sTreet
and Woodlawn avenue, and between Eighth
and Ninth street. extended,
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 0, 1881,
at4p. M, en- the premises,
Without postponement, withdrawal or under
bidding.
This property, on the a ae easterly slope Of
land between Union streetand the ScheutEen
Para. IL near the route Of a chartered horse
railway, and ofa surveyed route OF the 81 eat
new Baltimore and OHIO through line, both
likely TO be quickly constructed, and is free
from city taxes. Several neat homo dwell
ings are already erected on this slope. many
more are contemplated and improvements
nave already q very pr)mising future In this
direction.
An omnibus will leave Seventh and Market
streets at $40 D. m,
For terms Of sale, plot and particulars, see
posters. HEALD o.,
Seventh and Market streets,
sep26,,T,9 agents to Lffeot the Sale.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-07
Good Intentions.

Tuesday evening William DobbIn an
aged man was found by an officer sleep
ing off the effect of his two frequent
potations. The officer took MIN out of
the night air and this morning William
told the Mayor that he had intened tc
do what was right but somehow he mad
drunk little too much. The Mayor
reminded him that o certain place was
paved with good intentions and fined
him 80 cents and costs.
A young man named William Muir
ray was found about 80 feet from the old
man in the same condition and was
sentenced to a like penalty.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-07

a,5rAP-oNE SIX ho0M
|<opSALE, ohLI h6LoInmbia ave-, near War
Seuse, NO; oO0ith ~ with Is foot side yard, !,
morocco shep, s ps,ater, ter shrupbsry, grape
~ .sW S we'll Of We in abundance and 3
Df md rOse puSIvgI prIce $1,000: 1900 can re.
s'sSsy @ AgSS q 2 sstS 5Sas ssp PASss lsss
1.%lses. PosS0S''"N au31.l2ti
Daily Republican., 1882-09-07

!. IS1hD sys1IaDl BRACELET was LOST (: ST
va + % tSa 10 going from 7th and
N uItabIv opera House. The finder
aaAsast cow awarded on leaving 1t at
-. 4. s. sep6,4tE
Daily Republican., 1882-09-07

i y ~ tasiDIrSa!ENITLENEN : BOARDERs
Daily Republican., 1882-09-07
FtlE.
:; SHEEP SHEEP

III ,uh,crlber VIII Tilnntv n Del, on and after
1fbs fbss.% castle uoua'S' ."'s 400 Mercer County
10 SS SS, it ptivIS1,tew wss s~s'i selected with great
N rS hli,hAllR I Bs'i:Trf Bss'Hi:TrffERraWAIrE.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-07
now TO DO I'm WAR

IfyCu're on the avenue,
And b foeman pulls his cane
Pull your popl
Then let the bullets raini
Never mind the window-pene
OF the sh0pl
Let her p0pl
Get the drop!
Never mind the CORY stain !!
Make the street q bloody plainl
See'em hop
When you popi
Sendf0r coftins Make q lane |
Till the cop
On you drop,
Give no ball nor yield your popl
Daily Republican., 1882-09-07
Another Great Work for DeLes-
pepB

Paris expects some day to become a
seaport, even though 1t Is far inland.
The Seine is a shallow and tortuous
stream. Now and then, thG ugh rarely,
tourists make the trip up the river from
Havre to Rouen. 1t is proposed to
dredge the channel deep enough for
ocean steamers all the way up to Poissy,
making thus q tidal basin 150 feet wide
and over 100 miles long. At Poissy
the bottom of the river will then be
fifty feet fellow its present level, that
being the am mount OF fall between that
point and the Sea. From Poissy a series
of locks will bring vessels up to the
walls of Pari. The cost of the enter.
prise Is estimated at $50, 100000
Daily Republican., 1882-09-07

M RS. LAURA oSGOOD HAKKNESS,
" grateful for the encouragement re.
ceived In the past, respectfully annouace to
her numerous friends taat on Monday, Sep
tember 4ta, she will reopen her school for both
sexes, In the Harkness Building. northwest
corner Of Tenth and Market streets, with a
stat Of teachers, consisting OF THREE GEN
TLEMEN NANDTWOLADY ASSOCIATES
whose schoolastlc attainment' aud exporiea 90
as Teachers, warrant her in ASSURING her pa .
irons that her school will rank with the best
In the city. The ePrimary Department will be
admirably gystematized and receive specia /
attention. The higher classes will embrace
bookkeeping, Matte " attic music and such
OF the ancient and modern lang guages as may
DO desired. Terms from "a to $.S psr quarter,
ticulars apply to MRS hARKNESS, 6lS
Market street, Wilmington, Del. a21-dw tt
Daily Republican., 1882-09-07

"Nothtng but favorable reports. Bsliev
s. 3. 8. is specific for all Blood Disease.
gives universal satisfaction"
q. W. JONES & CO., Memphis,
Daily Republican., 1882-09-07

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Daily Republican., 1882-09-07
A New TOnsOrlal saloon.

John A. RorJe one of Wilmington d
first GLASS BARRIERS has opened saloon
on Heald st. above Lobdell, adjoining
Doordan's hotel, South Wilmington,
Mr.. Rorre is very obliging to his Custo.
mers and no doubt will build up big
trade in that locality.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-07
Personal.

Thomas r. Lally left the city last
evening on brief visit to Binghamton,
New York, to bring home his family
who have been visiting there for some
weeks. While absent he will also visit
his brother, Rev. John J. Lally, as st.
Josephs, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-07
N OG1cos

There will be a special meeting ol
the Republicans of DuPont's Banks
at the band room, on Friday night,
September 9Th, at 8p. m. A general
turn out of the voters is requested as
business of importance relating to the
coming campaign will be brought be
fore the meeting. j. j. VINCENT.
Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-07
Not Correct.

The statement In yesterdays News
that DR.. j. Paul Lrkens was selected
as chairman Of the Republican Com
mittee of Arrangements, having in
charge the ratification meeting TO be
held next Tuesday night in the Opera
House, is incorrect, as Mr.. james Dan
by and not DIR. Lukens was chosen.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-07

A gold mine of great richness is re.
ported to have been discovered In the
Oorga Mountains, 80 miles north Of
El Paso, Texas.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-07
TDURLIC SALE

nRUAAUELPHlA.W WLAAInINSfTOM Ar
| BALTIMORE RAILROAD
TRAINS WILL LEAVE WILMINGTON As EoT
LOWS:
September, l, 1882.
For Philadelphia and Intermediate sta
Il ons, TOO, 1O:SO q. m; l. 0, 4, 1880. 700
.. m.
Philadelphia (express), a, 2:23, o:SO, 7:2S, g.
IT, Q, 9S9, 8:6s, 1I:t3 q. M 1916, ,1tS, 6lT, 0:3s
7a6, 7:26 p. m.
New York 2.09, 228, a.E,. I:26, 9.68, n.h E.
M, ,#l1sSS, l.6S,6.l7, 6.Ss7 Esp. II.
Baltimore and Intcrmodi&tS Static1G, l.c'
9.l7 q. m, and 0.0C p. m.
Baltimore and Bay Line, G.67p N.
Baltimore and Washington, L42, A.Sl.
a0b, 9.1T q. m. l..0, +I:O9, ,b0o,e.t7. ll.OA y.
Baltimore only, LOS q. M, 1901 and Q p. N
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle, 90, $40 g. 70. LOS, 300, s.2Sp ~
Harrington and intermediate Stations, vi
.. M, LOB, Gas p. m.
Delmar and lntermediSts SGstiOuE S.lOA
a., S.0b, p. N.
SUNDAY TRAINS
Philadelphia and Intermediate StRticnG,
a1o q. m, IL m.6.ao,7.So, 0.GS p. IN!
Philadelphia and New York, 500, 2.2s =. Ii
git, Q 3S, 7.2o D. m.
baltimore and Washington, LA, atl
sos. 0.l7 a. IN; ll.eA p. m. Bal. LOS am.
For further information passengers his "a
fsrrOd to the time tables posted At the DEPOT
Trains marked thus ~ are limited exprOi
upon which extra fare is charged,
FRANK THOMSON, J. Il. WOOL
Daily Republican., 1882-09-07

ENOR RENT "A FIRST-OLASS GRO
II Gerry store established in 1855, with or
without dwelling. Address "Grocer" this
ofice. sep23t"
Daily Republican., 1882-09-07
R0R kKNF.

TOOR RENT-HoUSE lIos BROOM ST.
Is with modern improvements, front and
side yards. Apply to M. M. OhlLD, Iot
Market st. iyS-u
Daily Republican., 1882-09-07
NEAPLEwOOD INSTlTUTr. FOR

INSTITUTE. FOR
N1 BOTh SEX Els, is ~ n lies west OF new
Broad st, itation, Phils. ,on P. & b. q k. X.
Oeur'es ofstudy- English, business, scientific
& classical; . thorough chemical departn ent
and classical Superior opportunities offered
TO young men and boys TO prepare + the
best American colleges. Dea rees are onfer.
red BY authority OF the Legislature Of Penn =
sylVania upon young ladies taking a full
course. Reading taught by tirst-class elo-
outionlst Penmansnip by aprofe sor-mas-
ter OF the beauties Of the art. Private in
struction given to those whose education has
been neglected. A home like department for
littleboys. l2.nstructors. ] SHORTLlDCfE.
(YaIe College,, A. NJ, Principal. Concord.
VilAe Del. 10 ia. auto IN
Daily Republican., 1882-09-07
HEAR Tns GIT sESS S.!

Many.shriRk from publicityain connection
with s. S. B., but we are permitted to refer 20
the following persons who have known and
witnessed its wonderful effects:
PERRY HOUSTON Co., GA.
Wehave known "Swiit's Specific" tested
In hundreds Of most obstinate cases Of BIood
Poisoning, Mercurial Rheums sism, Scrofula,
Sores, cEema, Oatarrh, etc.. aud do conscIs
eiOusly testify that 1t met with tn most per-
feet and signal success, efect,d radical and
permanent cures In every case without 0
single exception.
Hugh L. Dennard, Geo. W. KiIlen,
John g. Brown, Geo W. Singleton,
WIN. brunson, John Il. Hose,
Jas. u. Thafp, Eli warren,
Moore Tutt1e, J. W, BelWin.
): W. WimberJy, ], W Voolfolk,
W.D. Pierce, Sheriff, J.W.Mann, 90. Treas.
q. q. Duncan, T. M. KilIen,
Day & Gordon, 4, M. Butner. Sheriff.
We are personally acquainted with the
gentlemen whose signatures appear tv the
&D0ve certincate. They are citizens Of said
county, and OF the largest respectable ty and
AS. GILES, Ordinary Houston 10, Ga.
oh. OULLER, Ol'k Sup. Ut. Houston o.,
"Nothtng but favorable reports. Bsliev
| s. 3. s. is specific for ell Blood Disease.
gives universal satisfsction."
q. W.JONES & CO., Memphis.
'tS. s. 8. gives better satisfaction than
anything We have ever handled"
JAUKS & o., Helena, Ark,
"HRve never had complaint Of s. s."
ARTHUR PETER & 90, Louisville, KY.
"S. 8. s, has given entire satisfaction
everyone. A. B RICHARDS,
Sherman, Texas.
have had an excellent sale for S.S.S. and
the results have been most satisfactory"
10. BURGE, Bowling Green, KY.
"Our sales Of s. .. 8. have been good. and
Its success perfect" JONESA GARY.
Montgomery, Ala.
rs. 8. s. has given entire satisfaction to
everyone Il. REUSS, Paris, Texas
as. s. y. has given universal satisfaction.
K. W. POWERS & CO., Richmond, Va.
~S1,OUO sTE4rD = DsId q .a1 NJ
bottles Of 9. .. S. one particle Of Mercury
lodtde OF POtissum, or any mineral substance.
SWIFT SPECIFIC co., Props.
Atlanta, Ca.
Pr1C0 Of Small Size 01.OO
Large /" l.7K
sold BY ALL DRUGGIST
Daily Republican., 1882-09-07
Apply ANNOUNCEMENT

DAR4AINS, FOR SALE-zOO LOADS
ID of kindliug wood at 60 cents per load ,
1000 doors, 10000 feet Of moulding window
frames, 1900 shutters and blinde at less than
u price. Slightly damaged ut Persons fac.
tory, Front and Washington. sep68t
Daily Republican., 1882-09-07

ENOR RENT--SOME N lew 3 STORY
q brick houses on Adams street above
Front, rooms and bath HEALD g. 90.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-07

EAOR RENT-2 SINGLE STALLS FOR
horses, at Secoud and Poplar. Apply
s. E. cor. and and poplar streets.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-07

TNOR RENT T-ELEGANT ROOMS WITH
IL bath, suitable for housekee ping, cheap,
ct COS Shipley street. sepo-2tt
Daily Republican., 1882-09-07

TNOR RENT - THE LARGE Z STORY
ID brick building at Water and Market
streets, will be rented o1t In doors fyr manu-
fac .uriog purposes. HEALD & 90. gp26t
Daily Republican., 1882-09-07

hNOR RENT-pLEhSANT ROOMS SUIT
II able for light housekeeping or lodging.
Apply at SOL Jefferson. sep2-StH
Daily Republican., 1882-09-07

Pay ments I'm monthly I'm al I.
mona1 or N Ot0s without Interest
or an cash without Discount.
nUBLlC SALE
Daily Republican., 1882-09-07

THREE STORY BR1Ck
IN SALE.S,a1 zSI W, Sth st., contain:
N NsSsllIng NJ NS,,n III hot and cold water and
Y tEh! rpoms,s sGnss "S Is In good order and can Do
EatrENt v. SCOTT VERNON.
RHPuBLIoAN Once.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-07

HaE, Wiz IN SECOND AND THIRD
,Esiisnaun use q bath, for married or
'sIbest Also table board, 1t 100
,,s- aug2S cts
Daily Republican., 1882-09-07
FOR CAPE MAY.

The steamer Susie mM
A. MoUalP will con-
meet daily with Steam e. ~ 1rAEztA 4
or "Republic" for Cape I4%4a2sX2st
May. Leaves Whining
ton at 8 a. m. Sundays
83O.) Fare Sl.G0, SUNDAYS rs ceEts. Time
table, leave Wilmington ior tennsgrove at
q. m, and p. ~; leave Pennsgrove az
and 10 o. m. and D. m. m2B-tf
Smyrna times., 1882-08-16
The Beef Supply.

Notwithstanding the enormous ad-
vance made in cattle-raising during the
past twenty years or so, the increased
supply, even in favorable seasons hasnot
been at all commensurate with the in
crease in the demand for beef. The ratio
of increase in cattle is less than that in
population, so that even with no change
in dietetic habits the demand for beef
would tend steadily to Outrun the
supply. But our appetite for beef in
creases much more rapidly than our
numbers, The marketman makes his
daily rounds with fresh beef in hun
dreds of communities where salt pork
was eaten almost exclusively twenty
five years ago; and generally through
out the country beef has largely dis
placed pork on the tables of farmers,
mechanics and well-tO-do people.
This partly because of the universal
Improvement in the scale of popular
living due to general prosperity, but
more, perhaps, to the influence of an
active school of would-be-health re-
formers, who have persistently decried
pork as an article of food and created
widespread and unreasonable prejudice
against it. Leaving out of cOnsidera-
ton any possible increase in the de-
mand for beef for expectation, we may
reasonably anticipate that the home
demand for beef will continue to in
crease as fast, if not faster, than the
population does; and there can be no
marked decline from the present exces-
sive prices until the supply of beef
cattle is brought up to the level of the
popular requirement. 1t is not the
prime cost of beef cattle in the field or
their necessary cost at the shambles,
after being driven or carried halfacross
the continent, that chiefly determines
the price Of the meat to the consumer,
hut the single fact that the supply is
relatively so meagre that cattle-raisers
can ask and readily get prices which
enable them to make 20, 80, even 81
per cent. profit per annum ON the
! money invested, selling for 6cents a
pound, live weight, cattle which cost
cents a pound to raise.
Smyrna times., 1882-08-16

FoREPAUGH's$ $10,O 900 BEAUTY.-Sev-
eral months ago Messrs. Shakespeare
and Heverin, the attorneys for Miss
Louise Montague, Forepaugh's former
$4,000 beauty, began a suit against
the veteran Snowman in Philadelphia
to recover $4,000 damages for breach
of contract. To the surprise of the
clerks and of Mr.. Forepaugh's counsel
Mr.. Brown, two more summonses have
been taken out indorsed laura S.
Keyser, professionally known as Louise
Montague, VS.. Adam Forepaugh." AS
there have been no further transactions
between the beauty and the Snowman
since the beginning of the former suit
it is supposed that her counsel feared
to risk prosecuting the suit with the
fair clients name defectively stated.
Smyrna times., 1882-08-16

ASSESSING TABBY.-A letter was re-
ceived at the Philadelphia postOflice
Friday addressed "Miss Sallie Binns,
postofice, Philadelphia," and which
upon being opened by the clerks was
found to contain one of Jay Hubbell's
circulars calling upon Miss Sallie for 2
per cent. of her salary, No one seemed
to be acquainted with Miss Binns, and
tho postoliice authorities were at loss
as to how to locate her until one of the
colored attaches informed the post
master that Miss Sallie Binns was one
of the feline guardians of the cellar.
The cat was at once brought up and
the circular read to her, but she was
evidently not good Republican, for
she made several efforts to escape while
it was being read, and finally burst
through the assembled crowd and re
Joined her associates in the cellar
where her story was greeted will
many expressions of earnest sympathy
Tt is feared that Miss Sallie Binns vii
soon be pronounced a bad mouser, anC
asked to give way to cat that under
stands better the Hubbell principle Q
division.