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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
General Transatlantic Co.

DETWEEN New York and Havre, from pier
ID No. ~ n. r., foot of Morton street.
Travellers by this line avoid both transit by
English railway and the discomfort OF cross
ing the Channel in a small boat. Special train
leaving the Company's dock at Havre direct for
Paris on arrival of steamers. Baggage check
cd at New York through to Paris.
AMERIQUE, SANTELLI, WEDNESDAY,
November 81, II AN.
CANADA, FRANGEUL, WEDNESDAY,, No
vember e, , p. IN.
ST. GERMAN. BONNEAU, WEDNESDAY,
December 5, 8 A. NJ.
PRICE OF PASSAGE Gncluding wine):
TO HAVRE-First Cabin 800 and $50; Sec
ond Cabin $50; Steerage $26, including wine,
bedding and utensils.
Checks payable at sight in amount to suit
the Banque Transatlantique of Paris.
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent, Bowling
Green, foot of Broadway, n. Y.
or WILDER & CO., Agents for Savannah.
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MEMORANDA.

MEMORANDA.
Tybee, Nov 20. IT'S p m-Passed up, steam
ship City of Augusta, bark ViatOr Nor, schr
Fred earle.
Passed out, steamship Fylgia (Br).
At anchor outward bound. schr Jane Emson.
In for a harbor, schr Antarctic (whaler).
Waiting, banks Johanna (Nor), HeYelius
Ger, and one unknown.
Wind NE, Is miles; fair.
London, Nov 23-Sailed, ship Europa RUS,
Peterson. Pensacola.
Port Glasgow, Nov 23-Arrived. bark Stan
ley (NOr), Ellingsen, ApalachicOla.
Liverpool, Nov 24-Arrived, steamship Cas-
tellO (Br), Coates, Savannah.
New York, Nov 4-Cleared, schrs VIM Buck.
Miller. Palatka, Fla; 5 G Evans. Sylvanus,
Kings Ferry, Fla.
Sailed, brigs RObt Dillon, Port Royal; Eide
liza, Savannah.
Baltimore, Nov 2l-Cleared, schrs Flora
NOrberg, DobOy; Crissie Wright, Clark, Sa
vannah; John Shay, Clark, savannah.
Philadelphia, Nov 24-Cleared. bark North
ern Queen lBr), Risley, Brunswick.
Darien, Nov 2i-Arrivcd, bark Harald (Sw),
Andersen, ROchefort, Me; 2lst. bark Hesta
Ger, BOettcher, Madeira; schr Fannie y
GOrham, WEIGH, jacksonville; 18th, bark Anna
Maria (Sw). Martinsen, Para.
New York, Nov 26-Arrived, str City of
Montreal.
Arrived out, strs Longhirst. Ealing, Nublan,
barks WOlseley, Prince Rupert, AmOra. W ay-
farer, boomerang. Powhatan.
HOmeward, barks Runeberg, UskO.
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Stripping.
CUION LINE.

UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS FOR
QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL,
Leaving Pier 9S n. r., foot of King st.
NEVADA ....... TUESDAY. Nov. %. 800 P NJ
WYOMING ...... TUESDAY. Dec. 4, Z 80 A NJ
ALASKA. ......... TUESDAY, Dec. II, 2:3O P NJ
WISCONSIN .... TUESDAY, Dec. Is, 500 NJ
ARIZONA =. SATURDAY, Dec. p, IL 90 NJ
every requisite to make the passage across the
Atlantic both safe and agreeable, having
BATH room, SmOking-rOOm, Drawing room,
Piano and Library; also experienced Surgeon,
Stewardess and Caterer on each steamer. The
Staterooms are all upper deck, thus insuring
those greatest of all luXufies at sea, perfect
ventilation and light.
Cabin Passage according to StaterOOm),
$50, $50 and 500; intermediates, $40. Steerage
at low rates,
Offices, No. 30 Broadway, New York.
WILLIAMS Il GUION, or to
MAITLAND, DOUGALD $NWILLIAMS,
Bay street, Agents for Savannah.
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RailraaDa. 49,
Savannah. Florida & Western ~:

All trains of this road are run by Central
(gO) Meridian time, which is SO minutes slower
than Savannah timel.
SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE,
SAVANNAH, Nov. IL, 1888.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY, Now
" 1883, Passenger Trains on this road viii
run as follows:
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TUESDAY. November u. 1859

TUESDAY. November q, 1888.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY
steamship City of Augusta, Nickerson. New
York; NJ Sorrel.
Steamship City of Columbus. Wright, Bos-
tOn-RichardsOn x Barnard.
Bark Oskars Narf (Swl, Tegelund. Hull, in
ballast-Sy berg Petersen Il Co.
Schr Lady Bannermann (Br), Kelly. Bara-
Goa, with fruit to b Reedy.
ARRIVED BELOW YESTERDAY.
Schr Fred A earle, Condor, New York, with
guano to order; vessel to Jos Roberts & Co..
ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY.
Bark Titan Ger, Witt, st Nazaire, IN bal
last-Syberg- Petersen & Co.
ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YEsTER-
DAY.
Bark Niator Nor, Gundersen, Lisbon, in
ballast-Master.
CLEARED XESTERnAX
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Shipping 9tttrlIi0rnre.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIs DAY:
sun RISES .................f . Gal
sun SETS. ........... A.55
HIGH WATER at TT Pulaski 5:s2 AN. 1888 Pm
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Bark Viator Nor, Gundersen, Lisbon, in
ballast-Master.
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Silurruarr,
3MFniraI.
DtunrrFn.


A GOODRICH, Attorney at Law, 124
1As Dearborn street, Chicago. Advice free.
Is years experience. Business Quietly and
legally transacted
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$3.50 m Lv Macon. LY 200 pm 3:l5 a N
1855 p IN Ar Atlanta. Ar Ills p m 700 a m
No. IS. From Fort VGtEeu. No. 81.
S:35 IN Lv Fort Valley ..L v ii :O5 a m
9:20 p m Ar. Perry .... AR IL :55 a 10
NJ . 49,, ,Jl,.+- ~ - ~ "a
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Steamship Fylgia (Br), Reval.

Steamer Florida, Dennette, Fernandina and
Brunswick-WO Woodbridge II Hartman.
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NTApTTTNTE NTTSCFT ANY
CHARTERS.

The report of the arrival of the schoon
Sarah + Douglass OBJ, at quarantine Sund;
was an error.
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ARRIVED AT TYBEE YESTERDAY.

Schr Fred A earle, Condor. New York, with
guano to order: vessel to Jos A Roberts & Co.
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ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YEsTET

Bark Titan Ger, Witt, st Nazaire, IN bal
Petersen & Co.
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MARKETs BY TELEGRAPH.
Noon Report.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 26.-Flour quiet but
steady; Howard street and Western super
fine, 81 0OtG3 80; extra, s. I5G4 75: family.
$ O0.G5 80; city mills superfne, 50 00G3 IS;
extra, 81 0G,G6 25; Rio brands. So 1906 CO..
heat-SOuthern quiet but steady; Western
easier; Southern, red 81 0SlGI y, amber
81 lOGl "A; No. 1 Maryland, 81 l2l5Gl l3;
No. Western winter red. on spot, 81 O75z0G
] 05's. COrn-SOuthern steady; Western firm
er; conference.-the, 60,G62c for old and 55t1
. % for new; yellow, 6l54c for old and 52CG56c
for new.
NAVAL STORES.
LoNDON. Nov. 26, p. m.-Turpentine, 2Ss Sd
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-19
A brave and faithful guardian of oul
homes and property rescued from
imminent peril.

A VERY popular and weli-known member
# our police force, who has performed duty
wclve years at the Union R.R. Depot, on
Exchange Place, in Providence Ii. l., gives
us unsolicited testimony. Hear him
~ have been dreadfully troubled with dis
Ease of the kidneys and liver during the
past six months at times was SO severely
afflicted that | was unable to stand on my
Get, as my feet and lover parts Of my legs
we're very badly swollen my urinary organs
were in a dreadful condition, my blood was
IA a wretehed state, and it had become So
impoverished and circulated so poorly that
my hands and feet would be cold aud numb
and 50 white AS TO appear liiclcss ] cOuld
not rest nights, but was 50 distressed all over
that | could not lie still in bed, but would
tcrp turning and rolling from one side to the
other all night, 80 that | would feel more
tired and exhausted in the morning than
when went to bed. My condition bccamc SO
serious that was obliged to stop work, and
ior thirty days was unable 10 be on duty !
consulted the best doctors, and tried the nu
nervous medicines and so-called cures, but
rapidly grew worse, and was in "A sad condi
ion every way when a longtime valued
riend of mine, prominent in this city i'll II
arge express company, urged me Ia try
Hunts Remedy, As lie had known of Won
lerful cures effected by it.. Upon his repre-
.entntion obtained two bottles Of the Rem
.dy and commenced taking it as directed, and
greatly to my surprise in less than twenty
four hours | comm need to feel relieved. |
was in an awful condition wien ] began TO
take the Remedy, and had no faith IL it
therefore,, when found almost immediate
relief, even in one day. us' Of IL, my heart
was made glad and as>ur" You continued
TO take the Remedy and to improve con-
SANITY from day to day | took II with ne
IN my trip to Maine, for was b ind "a lave
t with me all the time al the r, su!t Is that
improved speedily all III" TIM vas away;
and ever since my arrival hoE,", which was
.cveral weeks ago, | hay, been ~ ATTY every
LAY. feel frst-rHt". and tn" cling Il
land, feet, and leg, Lave d~9pl,"r"d. ard
he terrible backachc. which vs." 70 boiler
ne NOR" thai AL the rest. uouf.'s l." -"
more, and sleep "pl'rnd.} l'ghl,, al
surely have very excellent n'' 'm"N'" Nh-
sons for speaking ii pr,i." Of i.mt'- if.
ady, for Il has mat" q ucr n # Mr.
lon't know what -h"ud ha'"o +. "''..'
Hunts H"m"Iy II !, flee hr>' IT, .' eva.
'yrr took. and gov, =. '...
al wlo rr- an r:,' p.
iisrps, IT,. Il ~" .'-. f
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E.OuaStiAt's bsk EAFVhhaVns
Louisville, Kentucky, is making cA-
tensiye ~, paration for a grand south
EN- industrial exposition, which Is 10 "
opened the lirst OF August and to con
Time one hundred days. Every trur
friend y progress will extend to our
Southern brethren the hand of friend
ship in this undertaking and wish thrra
he -randrst success. The industrial
.rXpoSitiuns throughout the South ar
the fruits OF that new era OF prusre,-
and prosperity which succeeded IN
slave era. The emancipation Of tn"
negro WAS the inauguration OF an IN
paralleled era prosperity i'll the o0'"
The rOttOn exposition at Atlanta in lh"i
has been tut the prelude to industrial
eXposiions yet 10 follow. 1t is appln-
pirate that Louisville should hay" been
chosen rs tn" place for The holding Oft the
great Southern Exposition of lSS'. l.
valley, ana sioS coiiIh"ror Oh tl' "l''
ding line between Northern mauutar-
,ori.. and Southern AGRICULTURAL held.
,... ,,h .,
"'a" ny S"Pl''''N anu H'''"E'" ''"''
both. The managers of the exposition
are erecting handsome buildings cover
iug tit rn lr.eS and they anticipate a
hnlIlon "i VISITORS though II Is caI''d
a SOU hcru Exposition, it is not So in a
,.cti,nol sense .Judg. u,u,rhr,v in a
"i'''n "n'''i h' '''a''' az II 'i''''"H
called 10 advance the interests ot the
Txuo~ition. with rare tact and good
.,,... -,.,,,l, , l,,,, u,,.. ,.h;,I, nm,
ma many response III every northern
heart He said
". have raIlnd This fine Southnrr Fy.
nn.itinn In So duiup vr h,v. sqid tr
H.. St,t.s u,' th. \ min tina, the st,f,.
Of the Sou,h had a message for thru
and thar a.. ..unIrrtallpu ,n h.ari,
If W., are To sneak it worthily. we mll.t
speak it As one upon whose lips ha,
'r ,r, IH'd 'h' 'oa' from rom on >hr nlth"
o,-,,,1. ,.' .,,,, l;'.;,,'
Non ot institutions. bat merely A differ
ence Of place; that the dividing line has
''t'e" 10 ne If"'' h'',''N' II" I"''E'' ram
ra',.a nuw ,n.,riv cenrrauL,cnI
The message from the South is, that,
-
though the waves and pillows OF war
~" .o,.' ''. ~ n,,' ,', .,t' ,''' ~
moi humjlia,4J, Sorrnwt,i but nor
lowed, Using with new strength t" tn"
' nav, Il VI d p''''cl "'\ VIII ii,''' '.'i
,rr,tir bitterness Loy. :" ike thn Jrw
drop FROM the lions nanr, been shook
to air
II, 'H,' !, an, ", vi. "",t'. .. ".
mon A thousand hills, and valley, COW
cred all over with corn, Of plains
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-19

Inc haa1rOAuishk Fro.
Enterprise is an especially American
characteristic, and the faculty OF our
business men for reaching ont and
grsSping all the opportunities that pre-
sont themselves is a remarkable one.
The great business mind Of the people
must have an outlet and what greater
field J., there offering wider range for
the employment OF not only talent and
mind bat capital u, well, than the
untathuIned resources OF American
railroaling?
We cannot peer far into the future,
and what the morrow will bring forth
no one can successfully determine, but
iii looking back over the past we are
forced TO the conclusion that there was
al almost second sight in some of the
famous merchants, ship owners and
capitalists, who lived during the
last century. The times however hand
cham, Il with the arrival Of the rail-
road era, and sometimes we wonder
whether the present generation is
equal t" the one which prnce lei it, aS
faraS mental acumtn and visDr are con-
cerneu. However that may b., it is
certain that the railroad service has
developed the highest order Of talent
1t requires "A clear head and firm
hand to guide the craft of great rail-
road company, SO that it may not be-
wrecked upon the numerous Jagged
rocks, which lie in its course. II L.
necessary that a wise, cool brain hr III
the A"1d 50 that the railroad in avoid,
ing destruction on the rocks Of ScylIa
be not swallowed upin the whirlpool Of
Chary "uls, or 4 p"otIse lavish rNtrayl-
gance. lhr best inlcl,crt, Of the rouu-
try mast find employment in this rul
way service, as nlucn As IN law, mrdl-
cine %, tInui"gC. Railroads cannot en-
dure uuaer IN administration OF fossil,
any more than they can survive tho
mana ,g,lnrnt Of lnco;Apeteus. They
must have men in their Employ who are
enterpri>ing, and who roliz- the truth
that h who ventures nothing vii. have
nothing, and there is that which scat
tereth md yet incrcaSrth, while there
alsoi> hat which withhpidrth lnorrth..n
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NOTNE,s.
(yJRE CATARRH.


so3 WRIST SstTH STaEET.
WMhihGroN, DEL, Jan 3, iss"
have been afflicted with Caksrrh for sew
ur,.i yeais, which caused severe attacks Of
neuralgia. have tried various remedies, and
AL was of no avail. until uscd Hamm1pd's
FIR adtcator, which ELECTED perfect cure.
advise all that are suffering from tatarrh or
Neuralgia TO use this excellent REMEDY.
J. tAPE.
II tmmUnd's Erndlcntur cures Headache.
IOnthache and Neuralgia in few minutes.
Mo. cures Gods IN the Head. Bronchitis
Rheumatism. Pier, Swellings and Fever IA II
Few hour, ;alsU. talarrh, icets and Odd sores
~ "a short tIme, fused according 10 directions.
Those y ho doubt It can hc speedily satisfied
by giving II II fnIr trial Price, -, 80 cents
and 81 per bottle. Suid b, druggists.
j. HAM DND. Sole Proprietor,
rli-f S1.5 Orange st, Wilmington, Del.
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ch.
20, Jacob CashO, White Clay Creek.
" y t. t. EichnrusOu MUI creek lid.
" p. i. H. George, Red Lion.
" ~. l.. +. Adhlr. Wilmington. De.
" %. q. NJ u. Lyman, Mill Creek.
" -, Sill \ Ball. Red Lion. IA.
" q, : NJ. Donnull Newark Del.
" Is, benjamin Campbell, Newark, Del.
" Is J. ii. Iagyart. Brand! vine HID.
Mar
/. John ". Burris, Pcncader HID.
/, Mrs .IaDeL Banks, Mill Creek HI.
" l. Amos W. LUus5, tuu, j. ora. ia.
., Mcdaniel Edwards. New Castle lid
" 3. T.. A. Stoup's New castle iid.
" 8, John Bradford. New Castle HID.
" !. Lewis Graves, Christiana HID.
" 5, BrntOn King, near n"ud ora, ia
" S. Isaac Nallor, ,irandywine HID.
II. Stll y BuIIy. Red Lion. IA.
-. Atwpod Wrlin. New Castle HID.
Is. Ms Il. VI. Jones, city
" y, Amos y. House, thtdd's Ford, Ia
Z" II. Ezra Pierce. Bran iywinc Hid.
" u Garrett N rurrv. atty.
TO- Mrs. flames. 20 french st., Guy.
" o. s5iil \ !iI.l,. led Lion Ia.
:. -, Amos " House. Chtdl's Ford.
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NvUJIcE-A DIVIDEND THIRTY
" cent peg share nits been DECLARED by
the Wilmington and i'hilddclphin turnpike
Company, payaoic on or tftcr the 18th inst,
At the n. f. corner Of Front ani Orange
streets JOSEPH TAISALL, Treas.
flO-lUts
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Painting and Training.

". Slunnons, practical h"usr an'
ign painter, granting ana g|aM
nc,ldrlrr 81 w. Fourth street 'tnl
\. T. cor. 2nd aud West streets, "
--ulnL.tnn M
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MUTUAL LOAN ASSOtlA-
~ ton annual meeting Tuesday evening
next, February 20 Annual report. EIec-
ton OF officers and directors, tIst payment
on new stock Money to loan.
fl+et GEp.t. MARlS, Secretary.
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Pride Of the West,
The Boss

candy maker from Chicago has 1h'
hic,t carumrir and creams, and vi Il
the old fashion tally, are always fresh
II l2i Market street, second door beI""
-ap,nl II reef
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-19

NOTlGf-l HEREBY GIVE NOTICE
~ that shall apply to the present session
oI tn Legislature for Il divorce I. rinculo mat
from my wife, Sarah J. Fougcray
Rene j. fougeIuy.
Wilmington. Del, Jan. ~, 1888. i252tw-lm
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NDTItE-MUT UAI. LOAN ASSOC VA
~ ton new stock for sale; no tack pay
ment'. AlLiy day or evening To GEO. G.
MARKS, Secretary. '13 lmerd
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SPECIAL MENTlON.

CARD.--To all who are suffering fron'
lhc err ~ Vt ndiscretioas Of youth, nervous
~cahuuhs, early decay, .oss OF manhood, ctC..
viii send a recipe that will cure You, RtE
.yfCnARGE This great remedy was dis
covered b. missionary In South Amerltf
Send a selfaddsussed envelope 10 the REN
Joseph T. lNMAN, station i, New YORK
CIV, uctlllyd&w
Pride Of the West,
ManullrtuicG by the USE of Gra' =
patient rods. hah,s very " hilc and uon I
lry ont. Sukl NJ Il very reasonable
price. Try it and b. convinced. ", J,
kimhlc, southeast corner Front ana
Madison streets.
The Boss
candy maker from Chicago has Tn,
dnc,t caromei, and creams, and win
the old fashion tally, are always fresh
II l2i Market street, second door beIo"
second street.
Painting and training.
". Slurnons, practical hous" am"
7l-n painter, grAiliinB ana E'aN
nr,ldrncr 81 W. Fourth street.; ,'tni
y. + cor 2ud aud West streets, W.
I1ngtpn, Del.
D., slers, Oysters. Oy stcrs.
II you wan 10 gel the best And tir-h
est oysters in the market goto AlnscOW y,
III SIMPLIFY street. 70, 80 and 40 cent?
Der quart also Wholesale.
Vaccine Points.
J. Il. Hartman, druggist, Fifth aud
Poplar streets, has ust received SUI
ply of fresh vaccine points and quiz,
which are reliable.
Bird Mamma.
Sure cure for all the diseases %! t. e
canary bird. Sold by Taylor Il Fnllr'-
ton, 3D2 King street
The iInmcnsity
f space is indefinite. The immense
sale, of Tobacco and Glars a, thHi
mans is also Incredible
Welch, sharp & Co.,
IA King street, is the place to buy
Nhlte potatoes, sweet potatoes, apples
tic
Go to Janney's.
Headquarters for potatoes, 3o3 King -.
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NyOTlCk $50 We WANT /. UNDER.
~ stood that We will not pay any htlis,
cAcept by those In the family 80 contracted
without a written order frptn iEO. ". VIE
NON x SONS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-19

Sure cure for all the diseases .! ttr
canary bird Sold by Taylor 4 FuIl"'-
ton. 3U2 King street.
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--------------
w i r., B - ~ 70 Al lEH u l''
~ .uu"."1. '"rmlu .r preferred,
WY '' J." /. i ara ~, Il Eat SEQ "a -i.
v.,,,It.n-A GrH, II. ,ENrH,!
... ~, ,l,,.r,'.. w. 80 r, 'i"''
. --. .''''' ~
- ,-r-.,, III, p,,.,s .u--,, 40.
~ - .''' y ,'' -
'['.1 .'''NE "I, @''p
wa. '''''"',' - I".''' '.'.'' jI~'
..,.,,,
~ $50 h'' -- Nv ~ VI an ~
~ d, W'' ""'"P"I'e, / -. 'i','-
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D,sters, Oy STEERS. Oy stcrs.

If You wan 10 gel the best and tlr-h
est o, ,lers in the market goto Ainscow y,
III SIMPLIFY street, %, 80 and 40 cents
Der quart also wholesale.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-19

J. Il. Hartman, druggist, Fifth aud
Poplar streets, has just received SUI e
ply of fresh vaccine points and quill,
which are reliable.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-19

IA King street, is the place to buy
Ahlte potatoes, sweet potatoes, apples,
tic
60 to Janney's.
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" 49, ' E' y-,' q aa5 '"y x' + H q ,tj IT,
LAND, 3D. MaIAc. street. Il7-W
Savannah weekly echo., 1883-08-26
Cramps in Swimming.

In letter sent to the New York
Sun the writer says: Cramps are
brought on chiefly by the bather going
into the water overheated and staying
in too long. To avoid cramps one
should battle frequently and not stay
In too long-that is, over fifteen min.
utes-until such time as he has be-
come so accustomed as to fear no dan
ger. In case of any one being taken
with cramps in the water, safe way
out of the danger is to keep your pres
ence of mind, turn over on your back,
and float until you feel the cramps re-
lax, then resume swimming gently,
not violently. Repeat this as often as
the circumstances may require, and by
SO doing you will escape the danger
usually accompanying cramps. This
remedy know to be safe, having been
several times taken with cramps in
the water, and each time resorted to it
with safety.
Savannah weekly echo., 1883-08-26
noble mature. I am a ROUGH. bru,ou

noble nature. 1 am rough, brusqu
old fellow, / know, but / believe ].
could make you happy If you would
but allow me to hope for your lovep
"But me r. cried she, breathlessly--
"me. who am but a poor sewing'
girl 7"
AZ love you," he said, simply. al
could do no more than that If you were
crowned queen"
So he married her, and the once
poverty-strioken family live in the
brown house now opposite the park,
where hot-house flowers scent the
rooms, and birds sing to amuse the
crippled boy. while every luxury
smooths his early-saddened path.
And Miss Erminia Bruce never
knew that her deceit about the special
unit Of the twelve shirts, which had
fallen to her lot, was the straw which
turned the current of Major Trixon's
fancy. He liked and admired her be.
fore; he could never do so again. And
Agatha Fontaine was so good, and in.
i1ocent, and true
And above al things, a wife's ma,
ture must be true At least so rea
soned our major, and he was no mean
Judge of human nature.-Helep For.
rest HrHres.
Savannah weekly echo., 1883-08-26
Youthful FOllies

In Massachusetts there are 5, 423 paupers,
CT ono to every 828 inhabitants.
Savannah weekly echo., 1883-08-26
No Reflections on Washington.

An ambitious man being elected to
Western legislature prepared with
great care a speech which he thought
would impress his colleagues and please
his constituents. He waited for a fit
ting occasion, and then, rising, began:
"Mr. Speaker: When 1 reflect on
the character of General Washington
=" and came to sudden stop. Be-
ginning again, he said:
"Mr. Speaker: When 1 reflect on
the character Of General Washington
-" and again the failure of his men,
ory brought him to sudden halt.
For the third time he attempted to
90 on, but got no further than " Wash
fngton." j"
Il rise to a point of order, Mr..
Speakerl" exclaimed a waggish mem
ber. "It is not in order for a member
of this house to be making reflections
on the character of General Washing
ton."
This shot brought down the house
and the forgetful member.