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No system of remedies ever compounded so
thoroughly eradicate the diseases for which they
are intended as the CurICuRA RkNEpiIs. MANY
remarkable cures have come TO my knowledrc
aud feel safe IN wsrtantiug satisfaction IL al.
recuons are followed. Medicines that in!allibly
will cute any kind OF skin diseases, wv
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HHAYOR-we are authorized TO announce
.Nl General W. J., Cabell AZ candidate ioi
Mayor al the ensuing election. TUESDAY, Aprh
., 1898, -
MAYOR--We are authorized TO announce
lM Henry 4. Rrvay asa candidate Tor Mayor
sftbe ensuing April election fcb2Stf
TNAYOR-We are authorized to announce
lM Colonel w. d. Wyio az M independent
candidate for Mayor In favor of improvements
and progression.
ToUNCILMAN--we are authorized to announce
VI Mr.. ]. C. Kearby as n candidate for council
man OF the Second Ward ut the ensuing April
election. ..
<10IJNCIIMAN-Wo are authorized to nn-
u nOunce Mr.. August Muller us II candidate
for Councilman In the First Ward ut the ensuing
April election
are authorized to nm
u nOunoe Mr. Pat o. Keefc as n candidate for
Councilman In the First Ward He wants 1t dis.
unctly understood nc Is progressive. ana VIII
favor sewerage, street improvements and every
other public work that Will promote the best In.
terSsts of Dallas MARI
HOUNClLMAN-Ne are authorized 10 an.
" nounce Mr.. q. A, GIL as II candidate for
tho office Of Councilman In the Fourth Ward, nj
the ensuing Aprll election. marGtf
ftOUNCiLM AN--We are authorized to an
~ nounce MIR. w. X. Wheelock as q candidate
for Councilman In the Third Ward of the city
Election In April
EoUNClLMAN--Wc nte authorized to an
~ nounce Mr., Frank NJ, C0cSrell ~ y candl
date for Councilman In tho First Ward OF the
city Election IN April
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there the opinions of nine out of every ten
members are made up as to how they viii
vote on the proposition. Any special
significance or feature Of the measure
can readily be explained in five minutes by
its author, and il bill of special impor-
lance, five minutes in explanation of each
section can be taken when 1t is debated in
committee of the whole. In either house
from two to four hours daily could be saved
by this five minutes rule, aud such a saving
would be equivalent to an additional ses'
sion per day. 1t ought to have been
adopted early in the session, and had it been
the body now plodding along so YEARLY
and reluctantly sould have been adjourned
easily at the expiration of the first sixty
days As il was, however, not done then,
it strikes us that the members would be
sufficiently delivered of their eloquence ana
enthusiasm to adopt 1t by all means at this
time and bring their return home at least
u week or ten days earlier.
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A CALIFORNIA exchange is happy over
the recently rapidly accommodating evidences
that the world is certainly growing better,
and cites the following reasons, the latter
of which, il must be admitted, is one OF the
strongest proofs that could be adduced
"There Is no longer any question as to the
progress OF the world. That the genera
ton is better than IL has been credited can
not be doubted. GOVERNOR BEN BUTLER,
who has been popularity supposed to have
been a pessimist rises at banquet and
declares that the world is growing better
that things are all they seem; that men
are wiser, more yirtuous-in short, that
men and women of this day stand on a
higher moral plane than their predecessors.
II this isnot enough to convince, the fact
may be recalled that a San Francisco super
visor stood in his place Monday night and
revealed an attempt TO bride him, and the
personiiied virtue of the board, Mn.
SrRoTnER, exclaimed, Con bless the honest
supervisor from the Second!' That in re.
Spouse TO this invocation the showers OF
divine blessing will descend like gentle
dews on the member, who will doubt p
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U0UNCILatAN--we are authorized to announce
W MI, j, &, Kearby as n candidate for council.
man Of the Second Ward ut the ensuing April
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(NOUNCILMAN--wo arc authorized to an
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for Councilman In the First Ward, ut the ensuing
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COUNCILMAN-We are authorized 10 an.
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Daily Republican., 1883-08-06

Lockport, N. Y, dispatch in the
New York sun of August 5 says Cap
tain j. d, Rhoeds, Of Salamanca,
swimmer of some note, having NE
preserving armor patented ny himseli,
who. in 1877, ,lived from staging loo
feet high, near Ferry landing, Niagara
river. writes to Superintendent Nell
son of Prospect Park, Niagara Falls,
that he will use his arlnor ana give
81 ,O,O bonds to swim the rapids ana the
Whirlpool any time between September
and November rs. He desires to make
arrangements with the Park company,
otferiHg to deposit Sl,OJO with them
as security. Nelson wrote declining
to be n purity to a suicidal attempt;
Rhodes linen replied that he should
come TO tn. Falls, AMI If the authorl'
tie, would not give him an oppor'
tnrity he would cross to the Cahadi
side. from Captain Webb's starting
noin, and show he world what his
iite-saviny armor will do. He says :
IL il not for any nOtoriety or none.
that | shall ATTEMPT it, hut purely u
demonstrate that the armor use Will
with nv additional strength, carry IN
safely through. l shall come to tn
Fails within nine days and take M
po,uts and carry out my plans, and TN
first person who shall endeavor to retar'
nv progress l will take under my arr
and give him a batL.
An oil barrel half filed with waite
headed tight and decorated with nag
went safely through the rapids tn
morning, and at no time was it entlreI
submerged.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-06
Celebrated wales Cigars.

When n man smokes one OF these ci-
CARS he walks on air and dreams that he
mas a diamond scarf pin and SOB sul'
of clothes, and has Just married rich
They make the breath sweet and keep
the teeth white, and will force nous
tarhr on the smoothest lip in i've weeks
They improve ana b4antify the com
plexion, FRA iicate tan, freckles and dan
,lruf, ana impart to the oldest counte
nance h. rosy freshness ofyouth. PEG
pie who IN Ike these cigars will live
longer, make more money, wear better
clothes, drive faster horses, pay bigger
pew rents, 70 to church more regn larry,
and marry pretty wives than any other
class Of men. In fact no christian FAM,
ly can properly keep house without
them. Headquarters, No. o French
street. SALISBURY Murray.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-06

A card signed by the above is gong lhe
rounds Ct the press. One statement IN II
strikes the reader rs very peculiar, namely !:
THAT in managin single number draw
ing. If the Comm ssiune'S Of such loite'y
allows the ticket-hplder the privilege OF call
Ing out the NUMBER on his ticket and have a
tav or ball0, with 4 corresponding number on
il shown him in the presence OF the aud 'ence
and then placed in the wheel such lottery
company resortiny 70 such practice proves
itself to be a fraud TAls st ttement Is un.
true and unworthy Of such gentlemen WIN
'hese Generals please say how single number
companies swlndle' is it not by simply having
all tags or ballots with numbers on them cor
responding to the numbers OF the IT, kets
| they have sold. not placed in the wheel al
all thus If q man buys ticket wlth.he mum
Der 3D. on it, the tag ballot with b. on II IS
kept out of the wheel, so, Of course. the ticke'
holder is bound 70 draw blank. because MI
number Is not represented In the wheel at all
| but suppose the holder OF tue ticket asks tt
see the tag with 50 on it placed in the wheel
and he sees it done. he knows then MS ticke'
MAS IL chance to draw prize. hi! certainly
is the only f,' test of an noncst drawing
Should tie ticket hOder uu' ~ there III per
son. he could " ite to su,h N. ASKING them
to call out his number. AVID Sc it 20 IN TN
wheel Th.s. tieuerdis were bra so! iers
and no doubt are honest III THEIR lottery
work. but they certainly are NOS posted AZ
what constitutes an honest lottery drawing
and their statement shows thtif Ign torrance.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-06
Younx Arthur's Rod and Line.

WASHINGTON, August 5..-The presi-
dents son Alan has made a briillant
reputation among the Canadians as
SALMON angler, having succeeded IN
killing forty of these game fish during
his recent trip through the Dominion.
Permission was granted him to cast his
flies in the upper Cascapedia river,
where, to quote a disciple Of lzaak Wal,
ton, he had an unobs'ructed run OF
luck, as these water, had not been over
worked by tishermen. His largest turn
ell the scales at forty five pounds.
President Arthur's record as "a salmon
fisher las ben ecIipSal by his son, who
has an outfit second TO none III the
country The Marquis Of Lorne ann
the Princes Louise took considerable
pains 10 make the young American
iee al his ease while he vas in Canada,
and insisted upon his spending por.
ton of his vacation with them al
Quebec 1t was suggestion OF ne
Marcus that Mat Arthur shonlo
fish in the upper Ct-rNp"dla, as me
former VA, set it apar' to be used only
on special occasions by his friends.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-06
Fate Of Irish IMfOrlncra.

LONDON, Aug. 5.-The murder OF
James Carey, the informer, continues to
he the sole subject of conversation in
Dublin. Carey himself chose to go to
Natal. He would not go to Australia,
because he knew that many Fenians,
fearing arrest, had escaped to that coun-
try. 1t is an open secret that Earl
Spencer, the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland,
is much annoyed by the murder OF
Carey and the prevention Of kayanagh
and the other inforiners from landing at
Melbourne.
There has been some angry correspon-
dence between Earl Spencer and promi-
nent officials on the subject.
The Observer to-day says il is rn-
mor4d that Kavanagh has been muir
dered,
MELBOURNE, Aug.5.
Kavanagh and the other informers art
still on hoard of the steamer Pathan
The Governments of New South-Wales
and Victoria are negotiating with
view to settling the difficulty.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-06
ASDanisls Uprising.

LISBON, Aug. o. 1t is reported here
that il military rising has taken place
in the province of Bada.joz on the Port
uguese from Ter, and that the regular
authorities have been arrested. Te,e-
graph and railway lines between Bada-
joz and Portugal are interrupted.
LISBON, Aug. j.-Midhight.-Ac-
cor,ing 10 the latest report the, rising,
which was in the republican, interest,
was speedily suppressed by troops from
Madrid. The reports relative to the
movement come from Portuguese rail-
way employees stationed On the frontier,
who say that the rising took place at ]
O'Clock Sunday morning. The captain
general of the province Is at present
on furlough at a Portuguese watering
Mace.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-06
l,aath OF Capeain Hudde,I,

Captain George H. Huddell, SuprI
ten,lent of the Wilmington steamt,
line, died at his residence, Beverley, \
d., last evening At 8 O'Clock, aged aba
20 years. Captain Huddell ws
genuine seaman from his youth, vi
early rose into prominence. He Vi
CAPTAIN Of the steamer Ariel, and 81
perintnndent of the Cape May line
steamers when 1t was composed Of d
Ariel, FELTON, and Richard Stockton,
He was also Captain of the steam
Balloon when it ran upon the nela@I
He took charge Of the FELTON, in Nd
when il was built, and when it hcap
one of the Wilmington line of stean'|
he was made Superintendent Of thyl
a position which he has faithfully 4
ed. Last Saturday a week ago CaFi
H uddell was in this city in his vi
health, but on that day he was htd
sick of disease resembling the blea
tlux, of which he died. The flags Oltl
shipping are at half mast to-day nd
spect to his memory. No time hastaI
fixed for his funeral.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-06
A Fall.

Asa lady was riding along New Cas-
tie avenue on Saturday evening, accom-
panied by Il gentleman, her horse SUM
blc,l. and sue was thrown over his head
to the ground. Luckily she escaped
without serious injury, and was
soon able 10 relnount and continue her
eouinine exercise. Horseback riding is
a very healthfnl past'ilne, but it IL I'M
portant that the horse ridden should be
sure footed in order to render 1t free
from danger. An involuntary passage
ov-r the horse head to Il ground is by
no means a pleasant experience, and
must act as damper on the feelings OF
"a lady who is not possessed oil
a great degree Of courage.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-06
FOURTH EDITION,
Dots,


John H Moore is enjoying himself at
Atlantic City.
Il is reported that Professor Rhoads
will be the new leader OF the First
Regiment Band.
Lexington Barney is talking OF estab-
fishing first-class gymnasium In this
city.
The pleasure party who went down
the bay in the yacht Bella I. Smith have
returned.
The steamer FELTON, carried over 800
persons Yesterday morning, no went to
Atlantic City for the day.
Forty-tivs carloads of fruit, mostly
peaches, were shipped over the Della.
wars Railroad on Saturday.
The authorities of the various towns
are makiuga raid on the tramps, and
quite a number are being Jailed.
Charles Sutterley, vt. Philadelphia, At
tended the funeral of his brother ). n.
Sutierley yesterday.
Colonel Enoch Moore, Jr., IL with his
wife spending some time at Atlantic
City.
| William Valentine returned home on
Saturday, after a weeks sojourn at At
,antic City.
Professor A.. s. Webster and family
ar. inhaling the sea breezes at Atlantic
City.
The colored camp meeting 1t Front
and Union streets was largely attended
yesterday
Officer Vickers made raid yesterday
ON the boy bo0tblacks, who have been
serious annoyance around Front AID
French streets.
The police stopped George Wilson
from swimming in the Christiana last
night. He was to try and beat the time
recently made by officer Pierson.
The Pennsy lvania Railroad Company
have not secured a controlling interest
!. in the Wilmington and Northern,a rs has
been rumOred-
A row occurred at Front and Market
streets on Saturday evening, and on'
of the participants was badly cut on tht
i thigh.
| There is talk of placing pontooT
. bridge over the Christiana at Marke
Y street, during the erection Of the new
a bridge.
$ The Anita Berwind will ,saear to-da!
or o-morrow from the wharves OF tn
a Harlan Il HollingSworth Company 10
:, Rio Janeiro, with 30 cars for the HI
l. ,Janeiro and Brazilian Railroad.
The mate of the dredging machin
- Commodore, who WAS badly injured O.
Tuesday last by being struck with
= hammer while lying of New Castle,
reported out eff danger.
- Captain q. II. Huddell manager {
y. the steamer Samuel NJ. FELTON,, is sti
Il living in a critical condition and br
i. slight hopes are entertained Of his r.
1t cOvery.
n Misses Mary O'Toole. Sallie Ferri
s. and Mary Cook, cigar makers in til
employ o. Joseph Edwards, Eighth an
5 Kirkwood streets, left on Saturday Il
IN Atlantic City, where they will spend
TX week. Walter Edwards returned o
TX Saturday from two weeks Trip.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-06
THIRD EDITION,
A Great Discovery.

Mr.. Edwad Bromley, a young
IL ach mist aud pattern-maker, who re-
sides with his family IN a modest little
at No. 2l2 Sellers street,
frankie d, Pa, claims to have discover
ell !. new mechanical law, the applica-
ton of viii h will enable him TO IN
crease hundred-fold the power of any
ma n...n from a clock 10 steamship
wlthou. using an ounce more fuel IMAM
usual or driving the motive power any
faster han ordinary.
Hitherto both theoretical ana practica'
mechanics have contended that IL was
an ilcpossibility to invent machine
that would multiply the power OF an
engine or motor, but Mr.. brom'ly
claims most emphatically that he has
solved this problem, and that by apply
inc the new law of mechanics which he
has discovered the multiplication u
mower becomes an accomplished fact.
Mr.. BROMLEY, who works at his trade
in the factory OF the Bridesburg Manu-
factory Company, was seen at his resi-
demo last evening by Record report.
or, He said Il am sure that nave
really discovered q new mechanical
law and that its application will be thu
greatest possible success. l have oeer
an inventor and practical machinls
since l was q boy, and first MADE tni
discovery about four years ago but on.
in the last six months have been aol
to apply it successfully
In reply to ii question as to the hatui
ofthe law, Mr.. Bromley said that at TN
time he could not disclose 1t, out tna
Daily Republican., 1883-08-06

John Wanamaker'S S,
PHILADELPHIA.
MONDAY

Why Monday has come to
be an expectant day in La
dies Dress Goods,they know
best. Mayn't the general
inner and outer purifying OF
the day before, when the bet
ter robes are worn and seen,
have its effect? Silks in Au-
gust are managed cautiously,
So many,climbing mountains
and dabbling in sand and
wave, who are giving fashions
a rest, and Themselves, too.
But the don't-go-aways mot
all cat t-get-go-away) are a
a host,and the people passing
through our hospitable city
are as many more, and some
visitors the other day thought
it clever in the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company to build
their splendid depot SO near
i the Big Store, where every
body had to go! Why
E shouldn't we keep closed uF
E all along the lines, with such
e a peculiar summer trade
+ and merchants asking us tt
I unload their overstocks a
n % losing prices?
/ Summer Silks are in abou
). a hundred varieties. Blacl
e and White Stripes, Check
and Stripes so delicately in
10 terwoven that the comblna
p ton Of fine lines gives a bril-
q, q liant, ever-changing hue
8 golden, sapphire and lur'd a
q: !; the sky tints. 50 to Is ct
Daily Republican., 1883-08-06
ISchia Min 4WaktDE.

LONDON, Aug 5.-Anoth"r earth
quake was felt al the towns OF Zorro
and Ischia, on the Island of lscniA yes
tertay afternoon. several houses at
Foria collapsed. Three persons who
were buried in he ruins WERE extricat-
eJ alive
Queen Victoria has sent telegram
10 King Hnmbert, rendering her sym
patty with the Italian people over the
recent catastrophe IN I>chia. King
Humbert, in reply, has thanked the
gu cen for her sympathy. saying that
the Italiaus regard the English with
feelings of the warnest friendship.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-06
G,apmfPact Awarded.

Ball e. Co., wall decorators, have been
awarded the contract for frescOing the
interior of the Delaware avenue Baptist
church, and the fact that the contract
has been secured by this firm Is q guar
aIttee that the work will be done In a
satisfactory and artistic manner. The
mon will commence work this week and
it will be pushed to completion a. rapid.
ly az possible. The contract for furnish.
ing new carpets has been awarded u
EtnnaYd Il Co.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-06

LONDON, August 1.-The Paris cor
respondents of the London papers DO
not consider the plot to restOr' the mon
archy in France Of serious character;
coac .men who were arrested had
letters in their possession which indi-
Gated the existence of secret legitlmist
committee of action. The Standard
saws this committee consisted of ser
wants and small tradesrnen. The Paris
Temps, referring TO the plot to restore to,
the monarchy in France, says: 1.-The
official police repo declares that a po
litical organization possessed of variou'
,n,.,ps IF action exists in Frarce, ap
parrn'ly patronized by legitimi.t chiefs
The public prosecutor has been instruct
ed 70 conduct the trial of the arreste,
nspirator4. Several legitimists vii
i eSamirpi."
Daily Republican., 1883-08-06
tn EDITION.
overboard In the Chrissisua.

About II O'Clock last SATURDAY. niyh
as a reporter was vending bis NV xvi
along Front street In search of items NJ
noticed horse and carriage proceeIi',|
along toward the wharf. The owner 4
resident of South Wilmington, who VI.
driving, had very incautiously passT
q number Of gin mills on Front stree
and the opening Of the doors had NJ
lowed the fumes of the famous whi,t|
Lispensed in that locality to escape n
such an extent that 1t affected NJ
horses head and he was evident
drunk. He went from one side Of NJ
street to the other, and finally, whepl
reached the wharf, which h. no don !
mistook for Third street bridge, J
walked overheard, taking the cauin1
and driver with him.
The driver, who could not swim, al
being very weary, had not noticed n
condition of the animal, was now FIJI
aroused to his danger, and as soon '
he came to the surface from his inva !
untary dive threw both arms aouuj
the horses neck. The animal swl
across the stream and emerged oppa1
the house of bridge-tender Bareipd|
The only damage done was thormu
wetting for both the horse and drvsl
but this should be warning to otlu J
not to drive their horses, espeCialI
after night, past these gin mills.