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Fish and Oysters.

The best salt oysters in the city, and
fresh fish received daily of the finest
quality at Pennell's fish stalls, 12O and
l22 King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-02-05

Buy only Wilcox & White Organ.
f. A. north & Co., 713 Market street.
w. H. MULLEN, Manager.
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SnlelfZ e. Co..

street, wholesale and re.
Fs In foreign and domestic
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-02-05
SnleItZ Il Co..

13 East 4th street. The largest whole
sale and retail butter house in this city.
One pound of pure butter for 25 cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-02-05

J,Wa|sh & Co,
506 Market Street,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
We are now offering special
bargains in our Dress Goods De
partment, to close out small lots
of our fall and winter stock.
These goods are all new, fresh,
and among the most fashionable
Fabrics worn this season.
The list includes Silks, Satins,
Velvets, Brocades, Cashmeres,
Ladies' Cloth Suitings, all colors,
and large assortment Of Fancy
Plaids, Checks and Stripes at
less than cost.
We have also full line of
Prints Of the best makes and Ia.
5est designs, Chevoits, ,Ginghams,
Table Linens and Muslins of all
widths at cash prices.
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-eN
SlAL SESSION To CON-
NIIMINGTON..MJNIf.
RsTO BE MOVED.

Non Whig Of Saturday con,
following interesting points In
1 Ito he Wilmington annual
e Of the ethodist Episcopal
bich commences its sixteenth
IAshury NJ. Il. church, tl'is
arch 5ih
tious are already heing made
meeting, and tho various
bf ,hc determination In vii.
ave appointed committees OF
ent to provide accommoda'
Lr members Of the conference
Br- while in the ci y. Bishop
rrside. Delegations to the
inference will be elected AT
b.. "a.
wears il the maximum limit,
no,iry Of The NJ. Il. church,
aral relation between q pas
1 reoplc. Asa matter OF fact,
kors ,rmaIn but two years on
The final quarterly confer
now heiug held throughout
purc. Al these, 1t Is custom
,ajcill boards 10 signify 10
me- elder. whom they desire,
is A change Of ministers TO
md when there is n prefer
tbrvhrle conference there are
kach,r, luw serving Il third
,v # arg' 1lese are L. q,
AT New Market, James L.
wort; J. II. Caldwell, D. D.,
k Foreman, Lincoln; j. w.
lC, thariesiown; John d.,
/ 81 Mlchaels; u. II. Neison,
lrp, T. A. II. O'i'rien, vii
oln u. Kigg, smyrna; Will
kaI'on, Church Hill; Il, T.,
KRIS llili; W. W. w. Wilson,
,,r mus, be sent elsewhere
Y appointments supplied
from Dhls number or from the
nruL " these there are AZ,
+. Andrew, Mt. Lebanon /,
|ns, Leipsicj l.. i. Barrett,
". l.. +. Bowen, Bethel 4;
Briudle, Camden; n. NJ.
Npw Castle George w,
lsborough; James Carroll,
Henry ColcIazer, Chesa-
j. NJ. Collins, Westover /;
bnncr, rarsonburg l.. i.
King, Creek r. K. Creamer,
bu. A, ID. Davis, Denton /;
bayls, Newark, Md; Julius
b Lion ", j. Duhadaway,
|. &. FDsnoch', Onancock !;
lucc, Zion William Is.
lmiugtnu Charles A. Grice,
BIN y. {, Hams, Salisbury /;
harl, ChIIstield Thomas Is.
bciaHaro Ciry 4. H.Hynson,
Il e. jones, Port DepoSitjJ
Talbot L. W. Layheld,
l3C. McNichol, Pomona w,
;lhr, Taugier Newton Me
del James b. Merritt, Ce-
j. O'NciIl Princess Anne I;
Odessa A. =. prettyman,
rh . j Quigg, Laurel; PHI
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The fact III 10 becomes more apparent
AZ the world grows older that all wealth.
er prophets, so called, are little more
than pretenders. " Probabilities "
may tell by the means of far reaching
signals Of the approach OF a storm and
may in measure gauge the immediate
future of weather but to predict with
anything like accuracy the kind Of
weather month or six months hence,
does not seem to be within the reach Of
human judgment. Those who attempt
il are sure TO fail sooner or later. Ven
nor made some good hits in the begin
ming but his complete failures OF late
have made his pretensions ridiculous.
No later than Dec. II he promised con.
tinued mild weather. His words were
hardly published when Old Winter
mock.d at his ignorant pretensiOns,
sending instead of the promised mild
ness his tierCest storms and most chill
ling blasts.
No scientific man who values his
reputation ventures to go beyond the
Signal Service in his weather predic-
tions. That at present is only reliable
ground. Most readers understand how
It's operations are conducted. At a
large number of stations scattered ali
over the country, careful and simulta-
neous observations are made of the
pressure and temperature of the atmos-
phere a Dumber of times daily, and
these are sent to Washington, where
they are projected upon map of the
country, which shows at a glance the
distribution of heat and cold, of rain
and sunshine, from ocean to ocean.
From . study of this map, aud the
varying directions Of the prevailing
winds, the Indications Of the Signal
Service are founded
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" IirOWn's RrOncllial TrOch es"

are widely known an an adm irable rem.
edy for Bronchitis, HOarseness, Coughs,
Throat troubles. Sold only in boxes.
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CIiAFY.

The girl or boy
Who learns to skate.
starts out with Joy
And air elats.
Soon-bump, kerilump !.
Two sudden lars,
A laundering thump,
Ten thousand stars.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-02-05

The strike at Fall River, Massachu-
setts, was begun yesterday, the spin
ners quitting work in ten Of the mills.
AT the Siade mill the weavers joined
the spinners, leaving only the picker
and cloth rooms in operation. The Bor'
der City, Union, Chase and Wampanoag
mills are running, except in the spin
ners department; The Sycamore No. |
and Tecumsah No. | mills started as
usual, but no spinners arriving both
mills shut down.
The machinery moulders of Pttsburg
at secret meeting on Sunday decided
to resist a proposed reduction in their
wages Of 20 per cent.
The hands employed in the tobacco
factories at Petersburg, Virginia, struck
on the lith ult, against reduction OF
20 cents in their wages. Yesterday
morning the hands oi two OF the largest
factories resumed work at the reduction
and it is believed the others will follow
suit.
The reduction in wages at the Altar
tic Mill in Lawrence, Massachusetts,
went into effect yesterday. but there was
no strike. The reduction is said to ave.
rage only 3 per cent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-02-05

e., only son of Charles and
'rl', was attacked with con-
AT six o'clock on Monday
when DR.. Qu.nby was i'm
sun Inoned, hut notwilh,
u" administration Of the usual
/" died at 4 80 p. IN. He was
promising little boy, and az he
rJ"Sed good hraIih his sud.
:" is a great atillrtion to bis
! their sore distress they may
'" IN the declaration, "Suf
'hIIdren TO come unto Me, for
b" kingdom ofheaven." HM
|Ni' be inferred in New Cathe-
Frrg to morrow afternoon.
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Read the Weekly REPUBLICAN,.
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can be given Of the value OF any article
than this, that everybody who uses it
speaks well OF 1t and recommends it TO
their friends This is the case with
Canada Pine Syrup" the great lung
remedy; % cents a bottle.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-02-05

nttcr with Sick Headache,
bn, Dizziness, Sour Stomach
.itackS. lmory's Little Ca
l. viii relieve you as regu-
3 bowels they have no equal !;
one - three "A dose. ID cts.
E!sf nf sales.
wen X,hirv. ii,Orh'sCOrner.
W q Powell, penctdor lid.
r. +. j. w. ieters, white Clay
)k.
\ Saml. GTclg. chrIstlanaId.
R ] Ranblu, MIll Greek
k Montgomery. i'ehcadrr Hid.
John A. Wilson. cItr.
Eyhn ". Lewis, White Clay
ek Hd.
FA.,A Campbell, Chrisuqna Hd.
"A Is. kuth, White Clay Creek
jonathan q owes. White Clay
b. Ht.
DonnelI X Wakefield, W. G. G.
-EGrIinard Janyier. Poncader
II NJ, Flynn, Christina I'D.
&. N jordan, New Castle.
y. fnos Walter, Chr s.iana HID.
a. q. Brooks, White Clay
ek Hid.
VIM. Ncale. Brandywine Hd.
: ftlee Y FromAn, 9th ward.
Johh Banning. Christiana Hid.
" IN, Neaie. Brandywipe HID.
: Mrs, Edward Beeson, Brandy
Hid.
Peoples and Hicks, Ghristiana
: " ~. Thompson, ,Cbristiana Hid.
: y, +. Iebley, Christiana HID.
" IN. W. Ring, Chrlstiana Hid.
Wilmer ralley, Brandywine.
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PhOtOG rAphs

Rod need In prices. Fine rs-tOucbed ca binet
reduced from $500 per dozen To $500 per
dozen. Cari photographs naely re-t0uched,
reduced frum u. 90 per dozen TO sl.b0 per d0z-
en-. 1. q. Holland, photographer, gallery
s1T Nurk at .i rpel
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the stick and hair at the center of the bow.
Any strain over and above this rule is Ii
able TO twist the bow out oi.shape and then
again too much distance between the hair
and stick makes the latter top heavy, and
consequently difficult to control when play
ing. 1t is always well for the viOlinist to
carry two bows in his case, thereby being
prepared for any emergency in case of acct
dent which is liable to happen with the
best and most careful players, and as it is
always in the perversity of inanimate OBJ
jects to put US in an awkward position
when we least expect it we should there
fore always go prepared as mnch as posi-
bic for any emergency.
The next article will be devoted to
Hints to Students; how to get a good
violin; how to care for it, etc, and which
will complete the list of articles relating to
this the king of instruments"
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and . severe scalp wound was discovered.
This vas dressed and the lady's condition
seemed more comfortable. The wound L.
healing nicely but at this writing the lady
is still unconscious She is one OF the most
esrimsbIe ladies' in Boonville and her many
friends regret very much her painful acct
dent.
-Des ,it- the incl=ment weather, large
crowd gathered at fhespian ball Thurs
day night, December ISL b, to celebrate the
sixteenth anniversary of the A. D. L. w.
locge. An elegant supper was pariaken
If and the concert and dancing added to
the evenings pleasure. The first on tn.
progr am was an overture from Keller by
The Boonvile orchestra, which was excel
lent. Our orchestra, though organized but
short while, does exceedingly well. Fol-
lowing the overture WAS the opening ode OF
the lodge which was very good indeed.
And next came two beautiful choruses by
the r. T. & q. V. choir, which has already
attained 4 reputation as grand musical
org aniz alton. Part / OF the concert was
closed by an address by w. K. HutchisoD.
Mr.. Hutchison went inio detail giving an
account of what the lodge hsd slready
done and what it still expected to do IN
the future. His address was listened to
with great interest. Part III. OF the con-
cert consisted of the following pieces /:
Lakewood waltz, Boonville orchestra ;
Closing ode, 1y the A. o. U. W.; Bridal
chorus b. T. & q. V. choir; Turkish pa
troll, B. T. & @ V. choir. Although the
party given az the hotel the same evening
did considerable toward lessening the
crowd at the hail, yet very good number
were cut. Dancing was continued until a
.a'e hour snd all seemed TO enjoy them
selves very much.
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The Worst Yet.

Perhaps the sadfest and straDgest case of
destiiu'ion yet recorded is the following
from the ST. Joseph Gszettee:
Mrs John Doniphan, lady noted for
bebevolence, and who in her quiet and un.
ostentious wsy puts in much of her time
during the cold season ferle:irg oct and re-
lieving those who are worthy and in really
destitute circumstances, in her peregrina.
tious yesterday morning developed one of
the most piiifui instances of misery, SICK
ness and poverty ever disclosed in tie good
city of ST. Joseph. Ii was nothing less than
poor, EN- 'ciated, sick womau, who with
her six children had no other shelter or
protection from the storms and bitter cold
than a straw stack, which had been eaten
into by cattle, thus affording refuge for
The woman and her little ones, who were
huddled together like so many sheep, and
and were kept from freezing by their animal
heat.
"The mothers condition may be Unsigned
when it is stated that her youngest child is
but four days old. After making the dis.
ccvery Mrs. Doniphan lost no time in re-
turning TO the city to make arrangements
for The removal of the unhappy family TO
comfortable quarters. Mrs. ID. appointed
her husband a committee of one to solicit
subscriptions for the ontcasts, ard he headed
il with SO note. He was out but short
time before he had secured $50, which was
certainly God-send 10 the destitute woman
and children, who will be looked after for
the present by Mis-. Doniphan."
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The Modern Manner.

A fashionable girl had married
rich but dissipated young man, whu
only stopped his freaks long enough to
be present at the ceremony. About
three months after the wedding an
old friend called to see her and have
little chat about her husbands con-
duct.
Are you quite happy in your new
relationship? she inquired.
On, yes, indeed.
But isn't your husband drinking
constantly?
believe he is.
Amt he out every night until two
or three o'clock?
suppose so, though | don't wait up
to see at what hour be comes In.
And isn't he going into ali sorts of
bad company?
Really, don't know, | never 60
with him.
But you know all these things?
Oh, yes, of course.
Then how can you possibly be hap
Ply?
Why, he has given me lovely new
seal skin sack, the handsomest
diamond earrings, pair ofponies. and
says can go Friday night to Mrs.
Vandersplinter's grand reception with
that handsome Major Fitzclarence.
If shouldn't be happy under such
circumstances, | should say that was
very hard to please. indeed.
The ministering friend went away
wondering what kind of people the
world was made up of anyhow.
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THE YOUTHS COMPANION.

This paper for the millions, and whose
motto Is "to make the young people OF
America manic men and UOBlGnly lrOmen," is
published bv Perry Mason & Co, Boston,
Mass. 1t is doing a grand work for the
youth of the country. Its coming each
week into the family circle is hailed with
delight by the children, youth and the old
er heads, because the feast spread by the
best writers OF the country is relished by
all alike
This finely illustrated paper charms the
children with Its pictures, poems and sto-
ries, and strikingly interests all with the
clear views of current news at home and
abroad. With Its delightful stories, in
tensely practical articles, instructive les
sons in history, science, language, litera-
ture, chemistry, astronomy, poems, letters
and adventures, no wonder that the Com
panion has attained larger circulation
than that of any other literary paper in the
world
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The Fly Screen Agent.

He had six fly screens under his
arm, aud was talking to a man in
front ola house on Hastings street.
81 am Offering these at fifty per
cent. below their cash value" he ex-
planned, "because want to get out
of town."
"Vhell, it vhas soon coming winter
und | like to know how some flies
come aroundt dem" the man answer
ed.
That's true enough, my friend,
but the fly question is not the only
thing. These screens save twenty
FIVE per cent. in fuel"
"Vhell ?"
'They give an air of refinement to
q house."
"Vhell?"
81 don't say that they keep out
cholera altogether, but you ant
point to house in Detroit provi ded
with them which has had a case of
cholera"
"Vhell, dot vhas So"
sin buying them you help a poor
man to reach the bedside of his dying
wife in Buffalo"
eyes"
"You add at least 5000 to the value
Ofyour place"
"Yes."
"They are not burg lar-alarm, but
when burglar finds them in the
windows he turns away discouraged"
dot vhas good"
THE air which enters your house
is strained, as it were and must there
fore be fire of chips, gravel, sand,
dust and other substances deleterious
to health"
81 see."
"And you will take emf"
My frendt, vhas dose fly screens
like watch dog? If some poys come
in der alley does dey raise big row
und let me know"
"Wby, no; of course not"
eff | vhas in row NIT my vhife,
does dose hy-screens help me Oudtf
"Of course not.
If | come home in der night und
der front door vhas locked, und /
can't get in, does dose fy-screens
make it all right?
No, sir-no sir. How can you ex-
pectany such things from Ay-screens?
"Vhell, | doan' know. / guess
you peter moot along to der next
corner. Eaferypody says / VIA
sweet-tempered und kind, but if
man come along und impose on m
und take me for some greenhorns,
let myself oudt und knock him 80 IA
into next Shanuary dot fy-screen
doan keep him warm. Detroit Free
Press.
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Bounced From q Billiard Hall.

Sedalia is cursed with pool tables set up
in nearly every saloon which are the imme-
diate causes OF running hundreds of our
youths. Boys not over fourteen years of
age can be found In these dens, hsndliug
the cue with as much dizziness as any old
stsger. Last Tuesday evening one of these
interesting games was brought to sudden
termination In the following dramatic
manner:
a certain boy of fifteen years and of
rare promise, who is admired by all for his
Intellectual attainments, and may yet be q
shining light, bat unfortunately has such
a mania for this pool playing that unless
1t can be checked ii will eventually lead
him TO worse, such at least is the view his
isLher takes of it and on the evening
named, when his son did not put in his
appearances at the usual time, and knowing
that he had drawn his weeks wages, lie at
once surmised that be could be found In
saloon engaged in his favorite game. He
therefore started in search, and after visit
ing several places Mt last discovered him
in saloon ON Second street with
his coat off and enjoying him
self to the fullest extent. Bus alas
pleasures are like peoples spread" Upon
the entrance of the aged sire, ga change
came DER the spirit Of his dreams" When
the old man proceeded 10 escort the young
gent out of fnese By the collar, after in-
forming TIE proprietor that If this again
occurred he would be under the necessity
of prosecuting SAID saloon keep-r. As the
parents of this boy are respectable ard in
dustrious, as is also the boy, the names ire
suppressed.
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UniytTSisy Rsvisw.
HOPE AMID SORROW.

Morning rises dim and dreary;
Cold and cherries falls he rain,
Cas- ing still ano' her shadow
Der the students weary brain.
Longing eyes have scanned the heavens
For an opening in the clouds;
Where ,hc wind may thrust his fingers,
And throw back the mourning shrouds,
That o'erspread the face Of Nature,
Beaming bright amid the glrOm;
AS our friends have hid their glory
In he shadow of the tomb
As ;he rainy day of spring-'ime
Causes bulbsro swell and grow,
Ii | ON woodland, field, and valley
Nernal offerings bud and blow;
So amid all gloom and sorrow,
Pleasure springeth our of pain,
And we find upon the morrow,
Hope has Gained the throbbing brain.
Though our way through life be rugged,
And our burden hard to bear,
Words OF cheer Will smooth our pathway,
Flowers Will blossom everywhere;
II We only through the darkness
Can bui catch ray of light,
Pressing onward, soon our footsteps
Shall behind us leave the night.
X
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Insurance.

Insurance is good thing whether APP
piled to life or property. No iess bl, s.
ing is anything that insures good health.
Kidney-Wort does this. 1t is natures
great remedy. 1t is a mild but efficient
CO thsrtic, and acting at the same time on
the Liver, Kidneys and Bowels, it relieves
all these organs aud enables them to per-
form their duties perfectly. 1t has wonder
full power. See advt.
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Sweet Gum.

The oxidation you see clinging to the
sweet gum tree in the hot summer months
scientifically combined with q tea made
from the old field MULLEN which has mu-
cilaginous principles so healing to the
lungs, presents in Taylor's Cherokee REM
edy Of Sweet Gum and Mullen pleasant
and effective cure for Group, Whooping-
Cough, Colds and Consumption. Sold by
all druggists at 25c and $1.00 bottle.
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UNPARALLELED

With each number of DEMOREST'S
MONTHLY MAGAZINE will be given a
full-size fashionable pattern of any size or
style selected, making Twelve patterns dur
ing the year, or value Of over three dollars,
besides the most popular, entertaining and
useful magazine. Single copies 20c. yearly
g. Address w. JENNINGS DEMoREsr.
IL East Fourteenth Street, New York.
11-23 d 6t-w-I2t
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Perfect Sight.

As thousands can testify, there Is nom
ing so much to be desired as perfect sight.
and perfect sight can only be obtained by
using perfect spectaeles. c. @. Taylor, our
home optician, exercises great skill and pa
tience in fitting those needing spectacles
with care md comfort to the weArer.
G12-11dtf1
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To Printers.

For sale, one country Campbell press,
3lx46, for steam or by hand, table distribu-
ton. Also, one Potter cylinder, 31x46,
steam fixtures, rack and screw distribution.
Both presses in excellent repair and will
be sold cheap. address,
j. West GOODWIN,
If Sedslia, Mo.
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BaFYou Will be Happy. Make
your old things look like new by using the
diamond Dyes, and you will be happy.
ANY of the fashionable colors for l0c at
the druggists. Wells, Richardson & Co.,
Burlington, VT.
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CROUCH ON CORNS -

Ask for Wells Rough on Corns." 15c.
Quick complete cuie. Hard or soft corns,
wars, buttons.
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MOTHERS.

If you are feeling; broken, worn out and
nervous, use wells Health Renewor."
81 Druggists.