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Daily Republican., 1883-11-02
Large and Extensive Sale
-OF-
Horses, Carriages,
1'Ssass :;s;S$:; $::;;s..' :;s~.'' rs
SLElGH BELLS,
~ ETC., ETC.
The undersigned will offer ut Public Sale, at
his stables,
CORNER MARYLAND AVE. AND BEACH STREETS,
WILMINGTON, ELL.
On WEDAESDAY, NOV. IA, 1888,

AT 10 O'CLOCK, A. M,
His entire stock Of horses, carriages, ,sleighs,
harness. etc. The former will comprise some
ofthe d nest horses ever offered to the public
In this market. Suitable Tor track, road,
family, and business purposes.
Buggies, carriages and sleighs. Amongst
the carriages will be found u second hand
buggy by Guthrie, Dust repainted); IN Eng.
iish drag by Brewster. OF BrOome street, ew
York Q pole cart by Toomey, the best thing
made for speeding, exercising and showing
horses; o road cart by Toomey; track sulky
by Guthrie, nearly new; new light express
wagons, Z new buKgies q large three.seatod
sleigh, cost $500. best In the clty; a second
hand Portland cutter, nearly new three sets
double and sets single harne =, oil In good
order; 1 strings Of sleigh bells.
80 new swell body cutters, lired with red
plush, vol, made. An OPP yortunity TO buy
sleigh Of this kind will not be titred again
this winter. A lot Of Baker and her blan-
kets, also, a lot of Maud 5" halters.
A catalogue giving full description OF each
horse will DO mailed to any address, on appii.
cation. Sale being large. II viii be necessary
TO commence promptly ut 10 O'Clock. Persons
nom a distance VIII not be allowed to suffer
from an empty stomach. W. Y. WARNER
l.. W. STibHAA h Son, Aucts.
J.W. Scott, W. s. Quigley, clerks. oS0tt
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Commissioners.

incorporated in 1858 for 2S years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
purpOses-with capital of $1,000, ,000-tC
which 4 reserve fund Of over $3.50, ,ooc has since
been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote its iran
chise Was made part Of the present Stat'
Con titution adopted dec. Ind. A. ID 1879
The only Lottery ever voted on and endors
ed by the people OF any State,
1T NEVER SCALES OR PosTPONEs.
Its Grand Single Number Drawings take
place monthly.
A SPLEN DID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
| A FORTUNE. llTH GRAND WING
GLASS l., AT NEW ORLEANS, TUES
DAY, November l3, lSS3-l62nd MONTH!
Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
| 100, 900 Tics cts at Five Dollars Each. Frac
tions, In Fifths in Proportion.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-02
NEW ORLEANs, August !, 1883.
TOTHE PUBLIC
Investigate for Yoursel YES,

Postmaster GENERAL Gresham having pub
lishsd wilful and malicious falsehood n re
gard to the character Of The Louisiana state
LOTTERY Company, the following facts are
given to the public TO prove his statement
that We are engaged IN fraudulent business
" be false and untrue: Amount OF pr zes
paid BY Tho Louisiana State Lottery Com
pany kOm January !, 1879, TO present date:
Paid 10 Southern Express Co., New
Orleans, I. NJ. Wescoat, Manager 81, ,366, 800
Paid TO Louisiana National Bank,
JOS. H. Oglesby, President. ...... 4o3,9 800
Paid to State National hank, s. H.
Kennedy, President. l25, 100
Paid t0New Orleans NatOnalBank
A. Baldwin, President. .......... $3.50
Paid To Union National Bank, s.
CharlarOn, Cashier ...... "a, ,45O
Paid to CitiSens' Hank, f. l.. Car
riers President. nt.................... $1,000
Paid to Hermania National Bank,
Jules Oassard President. 10000
Paid to Htbernia National Bank.
Chas. Palirey, Cashier ........... $1,000
Paid to Canal Bank ,Eh Toby. Cash. 1870
Paid W Mutual National Bank Jos.
Mitchell, Cashier ................ $500
Total paid a. ABOVE. ~, ,263, $50
Paid II, sums Of under el.0 at tho
various offices Of the Company
thrcughout the United States. -. 2,eN,4,o
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IN MILES EXCURSION FOR ~
TOPHlLADELPHIAA AND RETIRN.
Reduction O. faro to Chester, Hook and Phils.
Odelr rbia.
On and after November LIST,

Tho swiit, ,favorits and
oOmm0diOuG Gtoemer,
Ss6. II. FELTON,"
will leave Wilmington
1t 7 Am. ,daily, except
Sunday. Returning
leavs0C Chsstput street !
70 Chester. or Hook, loo
excursion. Wc ExcurI
will be sold ON the b0aI
p. W. + B. Il. X. on
only, at . rate Of 76c.
mlo-p n Wilmi
Daily Republican., 1883-11-02

v1OR RENT-THE HOUSE NO. 81
Shipley street. Apply to J. l.. De
You, corner Of Fourth and Market streets
ocl0-lm
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Total paid by all. -. .sSl, ,O6O
For the truth OF the above facts we refer
the :public 70 Abe officers 0t the above-named
corporations, and for our legality and stand.
ing Of the Mayor and ot1osrs of the City OF
New Orleans, TO the State authorities Of
L0uisisna We claim 10 be legal. honest and
correct In all transactions. ~ much 30 a. any
business In the country. Our stand is con.
duced BY sll who will 9nvestigate, and our
Stock has fnr years been sold 1t our Board Of
Brokers, and owned by many Of our best
known and Iespecten citizens.
VI. A. DAUPH1N, President.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-02

WANTED LADIES AND GENTLE
w men to canvass the city for our new
and rapid selling publications for holiday
trade. Salary and commission paid. Call at
| X West Ninth street after ga. m.
Mat q. T.. BAIRD.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-02
TN THE OMrN.ANs' Z COURT NEW GAS
i TIE COUNTY. .s II /
TRUSTEES SALE
ZEAL ESTATE

OF
ZEAL ESTATE
nv ytrtus or sn order Of the OSphans
t,or;rt OF the state Of Delaware, In and for
NsW Castle County, nsde II ths september
tsrm, A. D., 1883, Of said Court, Will be e.
nosX 70 publis sals, at the Court House, In
The city Of Wiluinston. On .HlaH.i y
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER sra. 1855.
st2o'clock, p. m.,
tho following described real eststs, being tho
property CT John Coyle, docsesed, ~ follows :
XII that certain trast Il land, with tho ap'
county and STATE Aforesaid, and bounded
and described AZ follows, to Wit: Beginning
At stone in the public road and running
thence by land late Of Jesse Hallowoll, south
forty eight degrees, west one bundred ana
nity peFches and eight. .tenths Of porch to : :
thirty nine and thrss-Qusrters degrees, west
% perches and four-tenths Of perch 10 .
not. thence by land late Uf James I. Brtnd-
Icy, the four next c0urses and distances, 70
VII; North u and = degrees, east, d
lsrches and eight tenths q ps,can To- 70 =
~ and eighteenth ofs perch To = stone, north
n degrees, east ~ perohss and nys.tsnths OF
Q perch TO post, and south "a degrees, east
a. perohes 10 stone and place Of beginning,
containing sovsnty-two acres and one quarter
Of an acre, be the nsms more or less,
And 1t 10 ordered by the court uhst the pur-
chaser or purchasers thereof be and appear
at the next Orphans Court for New Castle
County, that the court may assign Ia, the
purchaser or purchasers tho premises sold to
him, her or them pursuant to this order, he,
she or they with sufI1cteBt surety or sureties
to be approved by the Court, entering into
recognsance, to be taken and acknowledged
In said Court 70 thetstat In q pcnal sum to
be determined BY the ssid s>ourt with condi.
ton to pAy to the parties entitled several'y.
or their exeoutorA administratr or arslgns
respectively, their Just and proportionable
shares OF the said poschase money, with In
tsrest from such time - the Court may de-
tsrmine In such manner and time as may
by the direction Of the said court be pre-
scribed and appointed in said condition.
Attendance will be givf and terms made
known ut the time and place Aforesaid by
LOkE l. EMMONS, Trustees.
or by their aCt'ys
Attest: J. M. HoUsxNAN, CLERK .. Ct
l.. W. STIDHAM 4 SONs Aucts.
ocl7 cod tsw
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FOB BEN r.

a there viii be TOR rent 8 Of the finest
houses in the city. Six rooms, with bath, gas,
hot and cold water dry cellars, and finished
In the best style, elegantly laid out tor con
We nience, on Harrison street above second
Inquire OF the owner, HENRY WlIell.,
Front and Madison streets. oc1Dlm
Daily Republican., 1883-11-02

VYYANTEIlANY PERSON OUT OF
w employment and with small amount
OF money u engage In . lucrative business.
Gall at SO711 King street. oso-if
Daily Republican., 1883-11-02

NGR SAJE-ONE PAIR or GOOD
IN work mules, quick mo- ers and gentle
I'M all harness. Sold at n bargain. Call at
STEWARDS coal yard, "a West Front
street. oNot
Daily Republican., 1883-11-02

V1OK RENT-A HOUSE IN A dOOl
locality. Apply to p. J. FORD, FIN
and Rodney streets. sepl2-n
Daily Republican., 1883-11-02

HOUSES FOR RENT.
TwO-story brick. rooms, 1872 Locust st. $l2
rooms, u +. 22nd st. II
Apply to J. AUGUSTUS MCAULLEY,
ocl3.tf bOB Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-02
nHlL.ADElApHlA MAkkETr<

NyOTICE--JUST RECEIVED, 800 BUSH
IN els Of apples and for sale cheap. End
and Orange. oSl-N JOHN PYLE.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-02
ron MALG.

VNOR RSALE-PERSONS DESIRING TO
IL buy houses or building lots 10 this city
ihould procure the monthly catalogue Of pro-
perty for sale, issued for ffee distribution by
E. II. GREGG, Clayton House building:
spl6.tf
Daily Republican., 1883-11-02

NOR SALE-2 NEW BRICK HOUSES
French roofs, front and back pOrches
ali modern Improvements Easy terms
Nos. 9l6 and 9l+ French street. }. U. Pick
els. OlS|lot
Daily Republican., 1883-11-02

VXyANTEL-IN A SMALL PRIVATE
w family, a girl for housewOrk. Apply
at 18th and Poplar. nol-Sts
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WAITED.

WANTEDMA, WE "A YOUNG ;. N NAN a. WI WHO IL IL
Sl,t00, can have half interest In q paying
business already established In this city or
TO any one who win loan this amount for ono
year. l will pay oper cent and give security
for the payment Of principal. Address Ad-
vertiser, this office. n1-3tl
Daily Republican., 1883-11-02
nd CIJEEJ 08s North Fourth "
lJk. HEEL PHILADELPHIA,

Guarantees to cure (also by letter) Netyoa!
Debility, Youthful lmprudencc, Lost MAS
(acste cases in to 10 days, J Pimples, 'retters.
falling out Of Hair, etc. fir. Theel has Lad
Is years M Medical experience, and is the es' }
physician in Philadelphia who has mads he
specially in Europe under the leading PFC
fessors. Read " Scourge Of Quaoks." tbs OK
posing Of "Self-styled Professors, "RsSe,.
ands' Free Prescriptions, Museums, eIc.' v
This is the only book which 10 free from 81"
oxaggeration, and gives true history Of hcc'
vous debility, skin, blood and private dts
cases, and shows the best methods Of treating
those diseases, by tho leading authorities !"
tho world. Price " cents.
Once hours:-9A. .. m. TO p. m, and NOV
TO AZ n. m. SUNDAY, %. m. to ~. m.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-02

NOR RENT-2 DESIRABLE OFFICES,
ID at No. 229 Shipley street. Dr. II. Gan
SET. Dentist yl%u
Daily Republican., 1883-11-02

CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE or A
writ Of Venditioni ExpOnas, to me direct
ed will be exposed 10 Public Sale at the hotel
kept by Frank Richards, ut kirkwO0d, in
Pencader Hundred, New Castle County,
DEL,
ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8. 1853,
at 10 o'clock, n. m,
the following described real estate, viz:
All that plantation and tract of land stu
ate In St. Heorge's Hundred, New Castle
County, State Of Delaware. known as the
Jamison Corner Farm, bounded on the north
by land late of Thonns Jamison, and de-
Eribed as No 2 in deed Of Philip X. CLARK.
hereafter referred to /; on the west ty land OF
James LecOmpt, on the south by land OF
Thomas Houston and John Houston, on the
east by land Of Serick Y. ShAllcross and the
public road, containing 200 acres more or.
less, conveyed by deed of Philip X Clark,
Sheriff, dated December -. 1850, Record d.,
II, page 81, with . twostOry and Il half frame
dwelling house, frame barn, stable and other
outbuldings and improvements.
Also, the undivided one-tbird part Of the
undivided two ffths parts Of all that tract OF
land situate in st. Georges Hundred, New
Castle County, on The road formerly laid out
as public road, between BOyd's Corner and
summit Bridge, adjoining lands ofJonathan
X. Williams, land Of Elliott, land o
Samuel BoRgs and land Of william Lore
containing about 40 acres more or less, con
veyed by deed Of q. II. McWhorter. et. H.
dated November 20, 1851, recorded IN Volume
II, page ", etc.
Seized and taken In execution rs the prop
ery of Edgar Janis and to be sold by
JAMES MARTIN Sheriff.
SHERIsy's OyYIcE, Wilmington. nct H.
1885, ocl9 mwf-Bt
Daily Republican., 1883-11-02
OHAN0E OF TINE.
ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY SEPT. ~
"STEAMER WILMINGTON,

For Philadelphia, Gall. l..'-'' . '..'r -6ns
Ing at Marcus Hook '' ..--''4
q Chester, leaves - - HAv
Whining ton from
Fourth street wharf at
$40 q. m. and 1880
noon. Returning from Philsdelphle, second
wharf below Chestnut street, Of $50 .. m. and
$40 p. m. Sunday-IIeaves Wilmington q
a. IN. and p m. leaves Philadelphis st u
a. IN. and 4 p. m.
Freight receivet all day at Philadelphia.
. mfh46
Daily Republican., 1883-11-02
Prosecutions a Specially.

Medicine must be carefully and
accurately compounded, from
fresh, pure and reliable drugs, by
competent persons. Superior ia
cilities from long experieDce.-
Skilled assistants and extensive
variety of stock.
THREE GRADUATES IN PHARMACY EMPLOYED,
6QUALIFlED ASSISTANTS.
l. JAS. BELT, PHARMACIST, ,
SIXTH AN ID MARKET SITS.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-02

NOR SALE BLACKSMITH AMI
Il wheelwright shops, i've roomed.ffams
houses and one acre Of land In Chester o.,
Pa, for sl.t00 cash or city property. =. II
GREGG, Clayton Houee building. o2'7t
Daily Republican., 1883-11-02

r1OR SALE OHEAP-fOR WANT OF
use, store wagon, built by Gatta 4 kai.
ser. Apply to l. p. VENN, 18th and Eorr.st
streets, over llth street bridge. oItet'
Daily Republican., 1883-11-02

NOR PRIVATE SALE-2 q o o D
r breech. loading guns, No. 10. Apply
to u. W. Stidham l. Son, Auction Rooms.
03l-3ts
Daily Republican., 1883-11-02

VVYANTEL-BY A DKESSMAKER OF
w experience, a situAtion by the week.
Apply At l1l6 Poplar street. nl-3ts
VXYANTED-A GIRL TO UO GEN EkAI
w housewOrk. Apply at III Z. Fourth
street. nl-Nf
VYYANTED 1000 POUNDS OF WAL
w nut colonies It FERGUSON'S 1affy
DEPOT. No, IL EastSecond street. 0e2ln
XXYANTEuHBOARb AT eol TAT.
w nall IT. Pleasant rooms and good -
,wnodAtions. Also, table board. ml.u
Daily Republican., 1883-11-02

zzle|ils|'fI)
Vharf Ut 400 p, n.EAre
To Philadelphia,lSe.
lion tickets TO Phila.
good TO return BY tAe
ICc0mmOdation trains
ngton Steamboat 10.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-02

BY virtus ofan order. Of the Orphans
Nav Castle County, nsde II the Hsptpnbsr
nrm. A. D., 1883, of said Court, will be sx-
possd 70 public ale, . ne Court House. IN
Daily Republican., 1883-11-02


that timid woman, and six months af-
forwards he took off his boots in the
hall when he came In late at night.
When young man tries for three
minutes, in church, to brush sunbeam
of his coat, under the impression that
1t il a streak Of dust, and then looks uI
and secs pretty girl laughing at him,
| he kind of loses the thread of the ser
mon, temporarily, as II were.
In one ckapter.--Boy y-lnelon- shady
spot-secluled nook-yum ! yum all
gone-boy siglls-colic comes-boy
Ihowls-mother scares--fatler jaws
doctor comes.-colic goes-boy we'll
| wants more (notice of funeral hereaf
ter) IT,.
~'m now going to tell you true
story" said Colonel ,Bragger. " ant
truth, you know, Is always stranger
than tic:ioR.7' "Yes-the kind thai
you put in your true stories beats fo
ltion blind" remarked by-stander.
He was green dry-goods clerk, ant
when a lady customer asked him if thu
calico would wash, he gravely an
swered: "No, ma'am; VIXEN 1t needs
washing you've got to wash it, or els'
hire somebody to doit."
"Please GIN me a penny, sir, to buy
some bread ?" Muggins "Why,
gave you twopence not an hour ago:
Professional (taking in the situation)
Yes, sir, l know, sir, but Tm-Im
terrible bread eater
An ox-team is singularly symbolic
courtsbip and III arriage, for it beginl
with bow, continues with ring and
a yoke, progresses with a tongue, and
ends by presenting to the world tine
picture Of q goaded pair.
What flower would furnish draw
'ing.room best Rose would.
Milford chronicle., 1883-02-02
REHOBOTH BEACH.
CYRUS.


This beautiful watering place is
likely to have another fine hotel. Al
ready about $4,000 of the necessary
sum has been subscribed, and it is de-
termined to have the structure and sur
rOundings completed in time for the
coming summer. OF the meeting OF
the Directors at Wilmington, two
WEEKS since the Republican reports the
| following: Present, Jas. b. Hooper, Of
Baltimore, President; George b.
johnson Of Wilmington, Secretary;
EuOch and George w. Mccullough
and r. Y. Waters, of Maryland. 1t
was decided to build hotel at Reho-
both. and have it ready for occupancy
/ by the Goth OF June next.
! Edward l. Rice, Jr., was sent for,
and plans were discussed after which
he was employed to draw upplans and
specifications. and have them ready
as soon rs possible When they are
completed, Wilmington builders will
be given an opportunity to bid for the
work.
The hotel is TO be n first-class one i'm
every particular, not to cost nrOre than
S25, 900 when completed and the in
tention is to have as good accommOda-
tions a. at any hotel on the Atlantic
coast. The bill giving the Company
a charter is now before the Legisla-
ture. and had third reading in the
House.
II is intended to have an elevated
tank to supply the house with water,
and hose constantly attached to a |
pipe on each floor for use in the event /
Of fire, as also fire escapes at every |
convenient point. Gas will be used ia
railways, offices and dining-roOms.
thus lesscning the risk from the use OF
c;ai oil.
The kitchen and laundry will be re-
moved from the house some 10 of 2)1
feet The laundry will be large enough
not only for the hotel work, but cot
tage dwellers can have their laundry
ing done there also if they wish.
The new design for ventilating the
closets, and their comp etc arrange
ments. the plans for bath, rObing and
wash rooms, Will be new features at
Rehoboth IN inec, ssary comforts long
needed.
The directors have had several ap- {
Dlicants to rent the hotel, three Ofthem
being first-class hotel keepers, but have /
not vet decided who is to open the =
house. The rooms will he large, with
nigh ceilings, every room having a
window from which the ocean may be O
cen. excepting a few of the rooms on y
he hack of the house, which face Lake d
ienar. a
The halls are to be ten feet wide, ex-
ending the Whale length Ofthe house. C
oorches will extend around three n
ides and will heslxteen feet wide, and !,
he stairway will be double and very =
vide.
The plot of ground upon which the u
lntel is to stand, is three hundred feet I
ouare, fronting on the ocean, and b
bout two hundred feet from high VIA b
er mark. 81
Milford chronicle., 1883-02-02

At a recent meeting OF the Sunday
school, the following officers were elec-
ted for the ensuing year: VIM. H.
Welch, superintendent; James B. An
derson, Assistant Superintendent Ar
lingtOn Wix. Librarian Mary Brown
Organist. Mr.. Welch filled the posi-
tiOn that he now occupies thirty years
ago with such credit, that upon his re-
turn, as a fitting tribute to his exem-
plary christian character, they unani-
mously reelected him. May he live
long to serve those who have thus en-
deavOred to honor him.
Mr.. John w. tTOwnsed, of Gotham,
has been visiting his grandfather,
VIM. Townsend Esq, for the past
week.
Our markets are as follows: Butter,
80 cts. per pound; young chickens, 10
cts. per pound; old chickens, s cts. per
pound; ducks, 10 cts. per pound; eggs.
% cts. per dozen; wheat Sl.OO to $l.O3
per bushel; corn, 60 cts. per bushel.
/ see that a bill has been introduced
in the State Senate to amend the pres
ent law changing the cunning season,
Il begin October Goth, instead
Of Nov. 18th. How utterly asinine
such proposition is when we consid-
Or the fact that a majority of the quail
are almost unfeathered on Nov. 18th,
md am in favor of chasging the law
% Dec. lst.
Mrs. r. J. BOulden, wife of the pro-
Drietor of the Frederica hotel, died on |
Tuesday last. About week ago she /
lad an attactOfappOplexy, from which |
he never rallied. She was about 40
'ears of age.
CYRuS.
Milford chronicle., 1883-02-02

FEsTUs has written TO the Kent Ne'os
| the following account of "merry ma
king at the home of DR.. w g. Phelps,
at Galena, Md;
I'VE cannot let such a pleasant af-
fair pass without nOtice. We refer to
large gathering of young people at
the residence of DR.. w. G. Phelps in
honor of Miss May FOulk and brother,
of Milford, Del. The DIR. and lady
termed il merry making" and the
youngsters took them at their word,
making merry right merrily. Some
forty lads and lassies were present up
on the scene. and everyone seemed to
be in the happiest frame Of mind. The
house was brilliantly illuminated and
with the spacious rooms, afforded q
fine chance for sport, which the young
folks INDUCED in to their hearts con-
tent. The doctor and wife were not
slow to enter with zest into these
sports, and the young folks never
seemingly 50 happy as when led in
their games by their host and hostess
At ten o'clock all present were invited
to the banquet room. Here under a
beautiful canopy artistically arranged
by clever and skillful hands was
spread a table grOaning beneath a
weight of the most inviting viands.
If the young people We're joyful before,
now, after the doctor had beautifully
and devOutly rendered thanks to God,
they were made supremely happy, by
feasting upon all the goodies before
them. Here alsO Miss Lizzie Spencer
manifested her well trained experience
in slicing cake. while the MessTs Gray
and Hyland, and others, showed their
gallantF,' in serving up the pyramids
of frozen cream, water ice and lemon
clarets to the fair young misses. Very
marked were the attentions paid to
Miss May FOulk by all Of both sex
present, and it must have proved both |
to her and her brother one of the hap |
piest events of their young lives. At
ter refreshments. sport followed sport,
and it drew we'll on to the midnight
hour ere she company broke up, so |
10th were they to leave the almost en-
spot. One and all expressed |
hearty thanks to the doctor and lady |
for so thoughtfglly providing for their
pleasure"
Milford chronicle., 1883-02-02
Portable Electric Light.
A NEW DEPARTURE IN THE APPLICATION OF
ELECTRICITY.


One Of the most simple, useful and PRACTICAL le
applications of electricity, which has YET been
given TO the public, is embodied in the new in.
vention Of the Portable Electric IIght Company.
The little machine which is now attracting so
much deserved attention is a small electrical
cOntrivance which performs the duties Otlighter
and burglar alarm. As a lighter it can be ar
ranged to produce insiantan eOus light through
out the house, and can also be attached to a med.
ical galvanic coil by which a powerful current
Of electricity can be conveyed. The instrument
Is small and compact, eccupYinga space only five
inches square, and can Feadily be carried from
room to room, as il weighs bat Eve pounds. In
the second capacity when attached to window,
safe or door, the unfalling current places the
trespasser IN a decidedly embarrassing position,
confronting such a party with a startling bell
and instant light. It's equally adapted for the
ordinary uses Of a call bell,
Many prominent business men are Interested
in the company, which was incorporated under
the laws of Massachusetts Orders Of inquiries
should be addressed to the bu iness office, No. %
Water Street, Boston, Mass. The instrument is
sold It the low price of five dollars for the light.
er; ten dollars complete with attachments.
Milford chronicle., 1883-02-02

A GENTLEM AN wrote in a young la
dy's autograph album:
"Aiiss -: Kiss is a noun, both
common and proper; it is not so sin
gular i'm either person or number, ana
agrees with both you and me-"
Another gentleman wrote on the OPP
posite page: ,
kiss, as a noun, Is cold blOoded
thing as proposition, 1t is admissi-
BILE, if it but shows the proper relation
between different things and thoughts
to each other; as conjunction, it is
entitled to wrealhes of inscription at
every doorway of the home; as an in
teriectiop, when as the boy Caught in
the act) said to his teacher, "it smack
ed itsalf' it is like poets, being born,
not made but as a verb it is thing of
beauty and n joy forever, in any mood
and any tense. providing only it IS in
the first person and dual number"