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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-25
2lMS Setn YrObibitiOnSftaate
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Die SIbrer Der pro6ibitioniz
Hidden GepubIttaner in Soma
fiinoigen an, baB in ,brem Staate Elm be-
ionoerer Observation-Disclosures 3ettel Der
@nbdnser ct. So0n's 10 gut mte unz
m6glih JET, inbem 6ie Brobibittoniiten
lGmmtIi6 fir Blaine fttlnmen muroen.
Sa Der bortige @ouper1err Sherman iaat
in einem 8rtefe, ct babe Don ben rim Han9e
am hD6iten itebelben" YroDlbttioniften
Sona'S Die 3uitherung. baB ite ultD ibre
Qeute peber betreffs Der GrGiibentenpabl
nod betrefts Ser StaatspaDl eiaeHe WaDls
3ettel eegen bic 0tepublifaler aufteaen
milroen.
Der &i6ter @barIes 8beIps,
pel0er 10 ebcn ben grobibtttoniz
item in Soma einen S6Ia9 Deriebt bat,
lit 9tid)ter oeS 3tpeiten v@ircuits" 6eS erIten
@eridts- DiItrttte5 bon Soma, ndmli6 Der
Counties Oe5 OtoineS unb 2uuila uno bat
leinen No9niib III burlington. 9ti0t MIR
bot er, gLei6 Hidter 0apes bon 0apenport,
BEN 6rieoensri0tern Die 3uit6noigfeit ais
erfenncn0e Nidter III Nutlagela9en lpegell
8erIebuug bes BrpbibitipnsgelebeS ab8ez
jprp6en, ipnosrn CT uerlebt III leiner Gnts
lheioung ben Dumm men i'd Ell
NrteDensrtbtern, Die lid 81
8erf5eugen Ser 8robibtttnnis
tea bergeben, nod etnen StoB Our0
Die @rflGrung: IS let traurig, tpelll Sale
bon 10 GROCER Ueoeutung Dor unDtllenDen,
nit ben @cieBen Mi9t befannten SrieoenS@
ridterm in ir9euo eincm abSelegenen Winz
fel beS County, itatt bot redtsgele6rten
&i6tern Der boDeren Gsrt6tSbDfe, abgez
nladt merbcn t0ulen. DEM Sbertff BON
8urlingt0m murbe oann BON 9ttdter 89elps
befoblen, letne beiben 0efangenell, Die
Wirtbe Saloeen uno &einert, in Sreibett
3u Ieben.
Ger @Ounerneur sherman
bat ben Wilt5 60 mpoguten bon
Wtarengo i'm glei6nalnigen GolntD, BON
W9llscnttne i'm gletdramtgen @OuntD ullo
bon columbus Sunctton tnl @ountD Qoutld
burd ben @eneral> Nojutanten ben Befe0l
ertbeilt, iidl mari0fertts gu Dalten. 0a3u
metnt Die 8urliugtDneI .Ertbune": pgSas
@%onDerneur Sherman uilo letle republtfa>
ntlden Saustiedte nit i0lden leulottoz
lleIen 8~erfugll9en glet0 nad) Der 5iBlng
Der republifnnil6e Characterization pplt
Sopa b%cdbIihtigen, lit beutltd genug. 0on
Seitc1 Der 8reunbe pcri6nlt0er Urelbttt
tpirb feiu @runb g~eLiefert tperDell, Die brus
tale @eipoIt Der Waffen in Nnlpru0 gu
nebmen. Scr Stimunfaiten, tpenn Der
@ouperneur bon Soipa bieien gegen atle
AGtbbrGu6e bei6iBen mill, liefert Die bette,
unb einsig giLtige Wlmitton, in Sorm ntdt
bon 8otrpnen ODER 09namtt, ~ionDern poit
eeiebli6eu Sttmm5etteln."
Mas tboten Die 9eIegatenberBro@
EDITIONS ; Mepnblttuner bon
Sotpa, nadbem tie auf i6rem neueiten
StuatscDnpent in 9es Wtoines tbre
3robibitions B(atTorm pom porigen Sabre
beltGttat unb ii1 CUR 9urtflbrnn9 beg
4robibittonss @ejebes Derpflidtet batteit !!
3driiber melbet Der vStaatsSN Ilselger" III
Sees Wtctnes foIaenbes: sic (oie 0eleS
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-25
obrfeiae pom 0en. gDernaa,,.

2ls am 20. Guguit 3u 0eS WoineS Der
StaatScDnOent Der Nepubltfa az
ner S 0 N , 6 beiIommen mar. I'm eini9e
@%rrennungen fir Staat5Gmter gu MAIDEN
unb MISUNDERSTANDING auf3uite4en,
befanb fiG Der in ben &ubeitanb per'eBte
@eneralillimuS @m. Tecumle1 SHERMAN
SufGuig in Der Sta0t. Der Convent err
Mantle 6a6er Elm @Dmlite, nm ben alten
6errn iii leine WRitte ein3ulaben. st fam
aud uno muroe naturli6 nit miltbenoent
Beifda e1npfongen.
Nber faum bate er ben Munb 3u elmer
fur5en @rtpiberun9Sreoe ge0ffnet, 10
tpiinl6te Die De%rlanlnelte BrobibitiOniItenz
uno 9eubler>ga noe lie bate i'm nidt
eingelaben. Dem er iogte ibr, nadloem er
einige biibldje @rtunerungel all Sotpa's
alte 3eite1 gum 8elten aegeben, SolgenOeS:
rBtr brau6en in un1erem Ges
gterun95weien mOglt6f it nee
Mig @e1ebesz 3 ~ ng; otelen
@runbab lollte oaSNolt # ct 8
Dor Mugen baben." SprGd's Ino
ging.
9tatiirli6 IieBen fi6 Die 8erlammelten
burd) bteie Worte ni6t abbalten, lire Nne
bGngLi6feit an i6re Brobtbitions= Ylatform
bonn bortgen Sabre Don Reler1 gu vbe>
i6liebcn" uno @eboriam gegen bas @eieb
5u p~erlanse6, tpobet iie leIbitperitdn6lib
ibr 8robibttionSaeies meinten. gu neuuen
tpagten iie es jebo6 oiesmal nidt benn Der
ungebcure Abfaa bon Stimmen flOBt ibnen
Turht ein.
Die Obrfeige bon benz freiiiunigen
&riegSbeIOen mllBten ite einiteden. General
SHERMAN lit chen Elm gang anberer Ofaitn,
aIs Der i6m blutspertpanbte @oupernelr
SHERMAN bon Soma, pel6er 3tpar in
Gbeorie unb Qraris ebenio tpenig an
8robibttion slaubt mie Der 9roBe SHERMAN,
aber aus politti6er Seigbeit uro 8ere97
nung ben Brobibitioniiten ipieIt uno fi6
gum Oberibirren Der Yrobibitton ber9iebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-25
elepelnnp,s elnnannaeiareleen

Snoem Butler elm 9lnna9nleidreiben
am Wiprgen be5 10. 2luguit i'll Der Yrelie
per0hentlibt BAT, iit&leueIaRb bon ignl per-
anlaBt luoroen, DaS ieiniac in Der 9taht
pom 10. auf ben %. 2lHguit all Die 45relle
%telearnp6irem 3I lalitu.
Q}or Dem 8tiefe 8laine'S unD BEN Bute
Ier'S bat Der Glepelaub'5 aud oe1SOr5uQ Der
Giirie, un0 Der 9eier ftno.t i'm 0aber III
poQltdnbigtr beuti0er Geaybsttun8 III Der
S2uuoi6au.
SER Glcuelano bei0rGnft iih 3uerit oarz
auL Die 6emofrotii6e Observation-Disclosures III
QQ0emeinen 5u biQigcn. Damn cri0Bt er
cine ie6r enti0itoeHe Grftdruug ge8eil Die
observation-disclosures 6errihaft uao perlan9t
5ur Ternbultrug perielbm Die Uel0rGlttuil9
zines Brdiioenten auf etEe einmalI8e Nnttsz
5ett.
Ginen berbGItniBnlGBia groBen She'll oes
8ricIes ni0lnet er Ddrauf Der 9lrbelterTr1ge.
ST. perlangt gIcide Beriidii6tigUa0 Der Se7
biirfniIie Der 2lrbettgeber ulO Der Nrbeiter.
llu6 iUGbrcn0 CT Die @inDaloerung i'm
Q(Q0eneinen uiht beid)rGntt iptiieH nil, 1T
er oeQen Die ~@inpanoernn9 uno Gtntltbr
0erer, fYcfde riht Die Nhlidlf hdhc'. "rle1
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-25

9ateh) etngen trupppeiie mad ben
SaIubns in Oes Utoines unb loffen
S6naps. 9to0 ME madten unlere Saz
Iuhns before @el6Gfte. Cine dhtere Seud7
lerbatoe tpar nod ME in OeS Wtotnes." :
Sn Geoar &apibs erl6ien fiirSlt9
cine @eridtssG omMiiiion III Der befaunten
8raueret bes Serrn s. Magnus,
tIdbm Elm Snuentar Der porbanbenen Bler=
porrdtDe auf unb i6loB bas @eiddft. Gs
fonOen iid 700 SAB Bier Dor, rS5deS 9err
Otagitus aleS Dor benz 4. SUI olip ebe
odS ProbibitionsgeieB in &raft trat = sez
braut bat. Die S9lieBung Der 8rdueret
ging obne St0run9 Dor iid. 0as 8ier
piro nun 0enii6 unteriudt, Tim felt5us
iteuer, OBJ es inter ben 8egriff rSptrituoz
ien" fdut. Utagnus nGmli9 beitreitet Dies.
@r ertldrt, baB er ieine 8raueret einlteuen
lperbe, iobalo maj ibm no6tpeiien tonne,
baB bas bon i6m berseiteute 8ier Alfpbol
entbalte uno berauideno let.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1884-08-25
Ser ,,esee @csamstc 1T @crGtm.

Serr &oo lit ieBt auf benz @eae
mad, letnem Granddaughter in Berlin.
QBd9rsnO Die pofft3iOie" 8erliner 9reiie urs
ipriinalih iiher bie @rucnnun0 Raiinn's
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-24

The Toledo (OhiO) Blade deals SOM
fatal blows to the free trade craze in
its bearings npon the agricultural inter
eSts Of tn" community. 1t shows that
free trade would apst the farmers ofthiS
country twenty cents on every hushrl
of grain they raise, as well as Il proper
| tiOnatc amount on their meat, cotton
and other agricultural products. The
reason for it is because the farmer must
not only pay the expenses OF transpOr-
tation to market what grain he sells
abroad, but he must take for what he
sells At home the price he would got
abroad, less the cost Of transportation
TO market II further shows that the
avrrag" cost to each farmer of being
compelled 10 find foreign market
would b" not less than two hundred
DOLLARS or about twenty times the aver
az" tax be pays now for all purposes,
and he would also have to pay the
"Xp"nse of carrying the goods he buys
in return back 70 him. The reason for
this j. hrcau>e the bread producers Of
tn" world vastly on'number the manu-
tartur"rs, consequently the competition
is ou"-sided The forty-five million
farmers in America must enter the
market and compete with the three
hundred and fifty millions in Europe,
the two hundred millions in India, and
at least one hundred millions in other
parts Of tn" world, who are offering
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-24
Over tudy I'm school.

1t is said that a thirteen year-olc
Boston girl died last week of over-study
in school In her delirium she is said
to have repeated page after Page Of his
tory and struggled with the notes of hel
music lesson, frequently crying; "Oh
mother, if could only get these notes
out Of my head" The only surprise
with us is that many more school chill
dren do not get sick and die, under the
tremendous load of studies they have t.
endure. In the grammar school, under
the head of " Language, " She had to -
through the ordeal Of oral and writer.
exercises, study OF compound and com
pick Sc ltencts, reading from text book
and original compositions, rrcita'ion-
and writing. In the mathematical
department she no doubt had ~ study
powers Of numbers, square and cube
roots, mrn>uration OF the triangle,
paraIlelUgram-, trapczOidS circles.
prisms, pyramids, cylinders, cones,
spheres aud bookkeeping. Then in her
odd moments she 20 doubt had to study
history, form Of government, g"orn"tric
problems, model and object drawing,
music and many other matters.
Will anybody wunlrr why she took
sick and died. Poor girl, We pity her.
But there n" numbers Of girls in most
all our high III Luol> Iu>t like her, though
their constitutions may he more robust
and strong and they may br able u
drift over the danger. Does anybody
suppose for moment that This poor
girl could learn all those studies thor,
oughly? No wonder that the high
pressure under which our h,ys and
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Wanamaker & Brown
Oak Hail. sixth d Mar Il % STA,
PHlLADEER iIA.
ID EalSTER'S ORDER.

L , Ell its En- > thDEh,
hEfISTER'S OrtICF,
Nkw CASTLE Cos NTY, DEL,
January q, 1854. J
Upon the application of Sarah L. Brook,
and James 7. Brooks, admInstrat, ~ Of
Francis &C. Brooks, late OF AppCQuini
mink Hundred. in aid county, deceased. II
is ordered aud directed by the Register, that
the administrators aforesaid R.ve notice o
granting Of letters Of administration uLoI
ne "stnte Of he deceased. with the Dat" o.
4rGntiny thereof, by causirx advertis menl-
f. be pos''d within tory days from the dnt
such i..tei-, IN s,A Of the most ,uhi 0
places Of the county Of NeW Gas Ic. + inr
ing all persona having drm nds a" 10 me
estate 10 Pr rent the same or aho, . al
Act OF Assembly In sGch cnst ..a s. an!
provided aut also causu the San, 10 rr IN
ser ed within the asme period H. t.. Tally
"kPl ri ICAN, newspaper puh,sl.. N q, H.
ninglon. and TO bo Continued tArru.i. thruc
weeas (eodI
i've under the hand and "rn of tfce
Of the Rexisieratnrcraid, i'll WILMINGTON
IL. - IN New Fastlg County, aforesaid the
day and year aro"c written
Sc Noes Register.
FoTTCE-Al! pers ms naviuy claims
~ Inst tn ettdtc Ui the deceased must ura
sent the sane duly attest to the admin.
is'rafor. "h or before January lis 1875 or
abide the Act Of AS emily Ia such case
made and provided
S,RAH +. BROOKS.
JAMES 4 BHubkS,
Admintstato.s.
Address, Townsend, Del lar2Anwi.awt
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phlLADt, rn!A, h.MiNHlDN AM
l. BiLTlnDEE kAlLkt AID.
JANUARY TTH, 1885

r'.'ns .o.7c W!lDjpgton a. foG,rs:
tnr P"A '"ipf = and tnts:ulfr ate stJ
tons, GO. 200, 1890 3 m. ; 1S., Les, 7iO, a.
p. m.
ln.iade.pais 'cro,nss) 4 AS, ..so. rh.,
:, az, PSI, 1907. u % Z. Ia. l.. as n Al
e.l0, e.eT, 6.+6 p. M.
New foE. acc, AS. asV,s.40 !. 90 io.O7u.A,
N -, IN 40 kif E.E. Q " - u
tor West Chester. via Lam.kin, $40 an,
s.lS a. m. - 80 and 400 p. IN.
ran iOie ana .srdL ot!Ato statICnG !
10 % q. n 600 p. Ia.
b@itin1o'e and Ray Line, 100 y. u.
Baltimore and Washing ton. Ia 4.43 As
oGo =. ma o, iii, sos, T.X. ll.our. e
'.,"more on Y, In 4. N. l21 and 4 d. IN.
Trains Tor Delaware division losvo Ter:
nov 'Astis, e.Oo, 40 a. m; LIS, aOc, 90
.rl h.E p. Id.
Warrington: Delusr, and way suations, q,ot
\. N, aud Llbp. IN.
Wyoming and way stntlong Ann In
Express Tor harrington. 400 .. In.
SUM - TRAINS.
fhiiiholnnls and iuternlost.,s ftat,,ns
~ a u i~W ~, ba2, 40. g.ssI, Ia.
IN Ia, ,!pbia AID Log YORK, !! ". ,4b a
1hs H1Hy'-
and 5.aJ p m.
.." 70 tnf WDeaicsc,r, 81, az So
~ =, H. li."N ?. y. rGl.t nnre lO,N n
L" MIN" !t'' rt''"G, Js,scry,la srt I,
'"'3i " the .ITe .. - pnyiJ,a 81 IN, ~.
igpe ' -"
!ta.A' mafEe4 ~ afo lighted .ypr.ss uror
,tlC1 eEtl% lHr" q. 'r-yol,
iihHLlAs L. rU'lH, ]. = vnu,,
't>rT"' Ht"-' -' '-Nsre' pas,eraer h,,rt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-24

WE HAVE be"n favored ny the pub,
fishers with philadelphia Times alma,
mac for lHs4. II is just such hard.
book Of utility and usefulness as such
an "nt"rprising paper as the Times
might have been expected 10 publish,
and when il finds its way into the hand
Of ~ "i''e-awake business man. will
be f'nnd to Dr. an Indispensable and
useful help. Its great mass of election
returns md political information vii
make it duuhlv useful during I'll
coming active loI.ticM canpaign.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-24
Ch UTyON,

SwIN's Specific IL entirely a rege,ab,e
preparation, and should no, be euDfouLde1
WIN ne Fail"Hs substitutes, iLuitStiOLs. lun.
,,,''a M hhuSs' sac US hltcrans' ETC.,
rH'ous pcrsots. None Of these contain a
"hHi" AZ Gle which enters iato The conuos.
Uou or =. =. y here Is only one SwiO'.
,h,perlbc and there is nothing 10 the world
nte ~ To proven. ssHstcr and dis,ppsinI-
tent, nc Flf" TO yet the venuiue,
Sw, Specific IS o complete antidote to
hlI'n i"lmt, Blood Poison, NJ laria Pos II
hs'n had remarkable success with swirl.
|,te'ihc In II" treatment Of Flood and >kin
' ,i' Hs's, am IN fe'pat" Diseases. took 1t
m!sel' for tarbu c;es, with tappy effect,
T. 90. HEfRy, n. D., Atlanta ia.
'nr Yea Use on hlo d and skin Diseases
mn led tree 50 a. A,cants
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.
rawer 3. Atlanta Ia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-24

Next Saturday the IhlL.,e through.
ont the world will commerce the c, =.
h aiou Of thrir New year The ols.Iv,
ance Of the festival vii beg Il 81 Fl
day night. WIN the lauhdri~s Wi,
SD the clothes home 10 their custom
crs ono day ahead Of the nsua! 'ilo.
The festival coniir ues until The T,as,
Of Lanterns, which occurs on the 18Th
of the first Chinese month
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-24
JoHN WANAMAKER.

Hosiery ard Underwear
Ladies' full regular made
ftose in plain shades, put
from CSC. to 25c.
Ladies' and Misses Car
digan Jackets to a half.
10000 pair Mems Hall
Hose, extra stout, full
spliced best English, about
a third off.
A lot Of regular-rnade
Men S Half Hose, in colors,
put at lSc.
Mems Shetland wove
Shirts and Drawers at 81
each.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-24
SIeighing, Cy'
MICS and
Cloth ing.

The cynical synonym for
slcighing is bare feet in a
tub of cold water on a door
step, with a small boy jing-
ling a string of sleish-bells.
Their is no cynicism that
can touch the Bargains in
our C!arla' Up Time"
The story is SO well known
that it doe. not need repeti-
ton. Practical people take
the short route to Oak Hail.
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Nv w. s sYV,T s ,I,s! ?

g. hfe dyspepsia, cNstiveness, loss Of anne.
. ,lte, lanndlce; sour stomach, pimpleS scrotu.
Fla. sick headache, ulcers, sores rheImn.
atisrh. Nervousness, lowness Il spirits. M.
= usness. hsa dinner Pill the, IRE nm.
eequhlled The Great ri q | Further. l. !ynr
gnnH Kidney Regulator. and the hes, FAn,l.
1'y 'a'har'ic Medicine. Nothing iuuri-
"pus elegantly srgar coated For snle AZ
drnggish, % cents J ,HNSJON, HOi.
J, phia, Pa.
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Dr.. C.Ayer & Co. , Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
DIR. THEEL g. e., Pill Phil:

auelpbsa- below Treeh, tlate with PrOf
Jahrl, IL the only physician In the U. :. who
ADJ eTtlses, and who Is able tn cure. falsN
BY letter., permanently, ali and
every disease Of private nature
acute CAFES IN ! t. 10d ys).airO Nervous lie
btIity, youthful lmprldrucc 1. st NauhoO :,
Ea1rts u lnJisIretiO~. PiInpirs Fc''"ra =
Send % &C &c IN stamps tor :. ~ tE SdtF
NJ lIAtkS." Tnc cEpnsirk Ut" R"rsr.
EMS free Prescriptions. Museu = ? edIcrl
lnstttutes,"c c. Hours. 81 III. 70 D, N,
and 10 9p IN. Suhd .ys. 40 J. those who
have Suffered for years from any F." Il dis.
ease. ard have lost money and vi, hopes Of
bet cured. can be convinced trat Fi're /. =
'nre for them at last, by cnu7i''ipE D..
III 'EI., SIS North FORTH stra't, Philidci.
phia. or reading his "SCbhR'fE bt
~ aCkS. ~ this ia the only be K wAich IL
ttre IN eXaUgerati)n. and cont ttns 'Tne
history II ahoyc-naIeh lnstasr4. and shows
The brit method tpr their treatment by the
lraliny authorities OF the wOrli
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DIR. SIMNiS'
Vegetable Pills.
TIN. Psrser ton Of s'iIi.,
81 IA q 4 a. Sfsss L.-A-I, d. n

/" y HlX
The most famous liver medicine % tAsI
No gripping, sickncSs or WGaknegg a,;et0Ad
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'u1AT liver rofetis.nt, s;ok HutdGr,e IA
nlgia ll!"bratr. yAu In Ire =. Ia. u biaI
pam N tho hr"ola. H.dneys u biaGd,: Of j
Very 7aiG h.r Ia dyspepsia. mAl..l. Ia ieYrd
iuub a2pe 'u,tis and ftgeY goaesI we'd
h7Hs' 'o"t ii hr 2ute ctG. lHay ne sp,ebd1
fn' "e'kl' i'4.a.ra.s on sRir.EGt - zee
Nh'oh haa' ~. tOl az 6rAOrseA 81 n
or mtn3oe ~ thousands u. ths nee. ,u.l
safirc AM = ieri.i l.yor medicine ilzst.
y tuIat cGG'et: Is reuts \ box f,uiij qlaI
II DneSl "cn' BY mail. Sold BY Isat.l
iet,er, In Medicines, Main G,lot, iC.Il
nE' hiEg strce;s wilmington, I'll sal aI
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TOWN, Jan. l6,lSS4.
THE REPLY TO THE
LETTER.

dear SIR:
| In reply to your letter,
lyou can undoubtedly save
considerable in making your
purchases at our present
great reduction sale. We
avoid sensations in business
and for six years have not
advertised a special sale, but
having in view some plans
for reorganization, we threw
almost our entire stock upon
the market at modified
prices to encourage double
rapid sales. People gen
orally are quick to perceive
manifest advantages and
have promptly seized great
lots OF Blankets, Household
Linens, Laces, Silks and
Houseturnish'ngs.
We did not buy ten thou
sand d o | lars of Jobs"
to make bats for a sale, but
simply reduced and offered
nearly two millions ofdollsrs
of the regular good suci. as
we always expect to heep|
tor customers who depend
upon us. Several hundred
thousand dollars worth haveI
been sold, but there areI
great quantities beingl
brought out of our reserved
stocks daily. You should
make your selections for
present or near future wants
without delay, and we will
box I'D and store the goods
for you till your house is in
readiness. Yours truly,
[Sigred] |
john WANAMAKEK.
Philadelphia, Jan. I9,l8S4 !
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-24

A comprehensive bu,
abbreviated list
Shawls.--7 Valley Decca
India from So to $50.
40 French India Shawls
will be offered only till this
sale is over--$I25 to SIS,
SIS to Sat- SIS to $49, Sloo
to s67,Jo.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-24
Group. A Mothers Tribute,

"While in the country last winter my it'll,
hoy, three years old, was taken i'll with Group
4 seemed as if he would die from strangu
Iation. One Of the family suggested the US,
II AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL, a bottle OF
Which was always kept IN the house TIN
vas tried III small and frequent doses, ant
o our delight in less than half an hour thu
little patient WAS breathing easily. The doc
or said that the CHERRY pictorial hat
'ave1 my darliHg's life. Can You wonder u
,ur gratitude? Sincerely yours,
Mrs. EAHA GEsGEY."
$50 West l2sth St., New York, May &c, 1889
81 have used AYERS CHERRY PE,ToRAi
u my family for several years, and do not
hesitate to pronounce il the most eiiectua
remedy for coughs and colds we have eve:
tried A. j. CRANE"
Lake Crystal, Mimi. March 10, 1859.
"Isutfered for eight years from Bronchits
and after trying many remedies with no sue
.ess, WAS cured by the use Of AYERS CHER
sY PICTORIAL. JOSEPH WALDEN"
Byhalia, Miss, April 3. 1Ss2.
81 cannot say enough in praise of AVER.
CHERRY PICTORIAL, believing as | do thai
but for its use should long since have dice
from lung troubles r. BRAGDoN."
Palestine, Texas, April %, lss2.
No case Of an affection Of the throat or
lungs exists which cannot be greatly relieved
BY the use OF AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
and 1t will aiuups cure when the disease -
pot already beyond the control of medicine.
PREPARED BY
Dr.. C. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all Druggists.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-24

GALE bF HJhSES.-l6 hEAD OF
> Iowa horses will be sold at public sale. at
No. 4,a West Front street, on Saturday Jan.
uary %. at 10 o'clock, a. N. These are very
superior horsss and we'll worth the attention
OF buJe- A credit OF 30 digs
JESTER MCDANNIfI.
l.. ". SrIpHAM l. SoS, Aucts llaot
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-24
A Terrible Cough Cured.

In 1857 took severe cold which afieete,
my lungs. had a terrible cough, and paass,
night after night without sleep The docton
!sve Inc up. l tried AYERS CHERRY PFC
toRAL, which relieved my lungs, induced
sleep, and afforded me the rest necessar,
: :or the recovery Of my strength. BY thu
hent cure was effected. | am now g. yean
I'D, hale and hefrty, and am satisfied YOU
CHERRY PICTORIAL saved Inc.
HORACE FAIRBRoTHER."
Rockingham, VI, July Is, 1882.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-24

DrRLIC SALE On THURSDAY, FEB
1 l4tA 1884. at u o'clock, a. IN, I mile
rom Chbt ana Village. 81 bead Of stock.
farm Implements; also log wagon. harness
and chairs
y. B-POrtable Steam Saw Mil at private
sale tl9,eodts j. Z. j. ". PErERS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-24
AYERS
Cherry Pectoral,

No other complaints are 30 insldious In theil
attack as those affecting the throat and lungs
none so trifed with by the majority Of suffer
ers. The ordinary cough or cold, resulting
perhaps from triling or unconscious CT
posure, is often but the beginning of a fatsi
sickness. AYER's CHERRY PEcToRAL ha
veil proven its efficacy in forty years fgh
with throat and lung diseases, and should b
taken in all cases without delay.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-15

THE ANNOUNCEMENT Of the re-
sumption of dividend by the Alice
company will be read with pleasure
by others than the stockholders. 1t
will be accepted as meaning that
the company is not going to fall
into the error that did a few years
ago OF paying dividends when
it should have been putting
the Profits iuto developments
and also as an indiction that
the mine has finally been gotten
into such shape that the dividends
may continue without interruption.
The Alice is favorite with Utah
people, as much on account Of the
confidence in the principal owners
and those who have developed the
property, as of the belief that 1t Is q
rich ledge.