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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-22
Dehnso a AsbAFy.

At the meeting Of tho Asbury Mutual
Improvement Society, ON Saturday
evening, February "a, she following
question will bs dsbAted: Was the
deposition Of Louis tho XVI justin
abls?" Hugh Ferguson and James
Mckay will argue In tho a@rmative
and Jerman j. lcNullen and William
Sharp In the negative.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-22
List Of sales.

Han. 94th, Heirs Of Edward Bsason, Brandy.
wine HID.
Jan. 18th, Jester l. Mcdaniel. sale OF
h0rsss, city.
Jan. seth, Steven Cloud, Jr., Del. Co., Pa.
Jan. 3Oth, Wood ward L Oo., city.
Feb. lAth, J. r.. j.. W. Pstsrs, White CLAY
Feb. 2sth, Jonathan Groves. White Clay
Creek Hid.
Feb. 27th. Ferdinand Janvisr, Psnoade'
Hid.
Mar. 9th A. q Brooks, White Olay Or. Hid
Mar. 18th Peoples aad Hicks, Christ. HID.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-22
The Coming Railway Ticket.

4 new kind Of 3 railway ticket Ia
ming 10 the front. IL IL best ex.
eined by taking the Grand Trunk al
example. That road prints . book OF
kets containingl 900 or 800, or 100 or 30
)kets, on = page, each ticket good for
10 milo. These little tickets are
hsller than postage stamps, twenty
. sheet, and perforated. You can
hy two, twenty or . thousand Of them
. fixed rate, and the company on it's
Art Is bound 70 accept one of them for
Pery mile you travel. You will not be
to tell the ticket seller where
|bn want to 60; you say give me hun
fed miles, or twenty miles, or a thou
fnd miles, and get on board and give
Pc conductor enough of the little
uare to carry you TO your destination.
here will then be no such thing az lay
yer tickets, or trouble OF getting tick.
. changed, or loss through tickets not
Psd-thsse little tickets will be AZ good
money, and always current. Tho
Pah on It's part will be duly protected
Doin scalpers and the like. The new
lstem has received the indorseln snt
the better class Of passen ger agents
pd travellers, and has been adopted on
veral OF the Western roads.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-22
VIII be CON ferred.

On Thursday evening, January 31st,
. special session Of Jefferson Lodge,
No. 2, 1. 0. G. f., will be h Id for the
purpose Of c0hterring the b. autiful and
iM pressive R,,becca degree upon such
mem bsrs and their wives AZ are entitled
TO receive 1t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-22

Jsnney, S0l and 303 King street,
offers 1900 bushels Of choice potatoes ct
market rates. He gives . card with
each bushel, and present OF s2S In
gold to the holder Of ono OF these cards
when the cargo 10 disposed Of No
hum bug or lottery, . mere gift OF Szo In
gold to some one Of his customers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-22
The Royal Nsvslsy Conpspy. .

iop o. My Thumb and the other nov
lles comprising the Royal Unique
oveIty Company had . rousing re-
p'lon at the Opera House yesterday
ernoon and evening. The house was
owded and every one seemed to enjoy
% performance, which WAS first rate
every respect.
hop o. My Thumb Is . whole show
inseli, being Is years Of age, twenty.
10 inches In height and weighing but
gut pounds. In addition to him are
Gon Little Finger, Count Rosebud and
lbs Jennie Qnigley, all nidgets and
q" CLASS artists. There are . host OF
Iher novelties, and 1t seems wonderful
y. the proprietOrs can afford to fur.
2'h such an excellent performance for
cents; 1t twill remain In this city
70 week, giving . performance each
,"n1s tIelhoon and evening, and no one
title people.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-22

Aliens Brain Food botanical extract
strengthens the Brain and positively
cures Nervous Debility, Nervousness,
Headache, unnatural losses, and all
weakness Of the Generativo System 1t
never fails. 81 package 8 for 70. A.
druggists, or Aliens Pharmacy, 80
First avenue, New York.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-22
a Nunbsr Of App . iestSens.

Congressman Lore has received 20 ap-
plications for tho vacant cadetship ut
West Point, four Of which are from this
city. The examination will be held
In the Board Of Education rooms
about the middi" OF next month, but
each applicant will have to pass .
physical examination before that
time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-22

"e fhfUBLIoAN.
ISs "se IN last Sundays Critic tho name
anSttp aSGSsph d. Q. Macy mentioned a. Q
| nd .,uaoe ai ior Coroner. Mr.. Macy is,
Ictir ",wsys has been, one Of the most
Eisnt us republicans In this city, and his
ouh. ,eha' throughout the County will no
k.nuh ui give him their full support at tho
'puolican nomination election.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-22
0Olng 20 R1ea %.

A Democrat recently said to ne tha
he thought his party, Notwithstanding
the time 1t had survived, would 70 L
pieces speedily. Said he /: =" 1t look
TO me moro like the disbaAdment Of thu
Democratic party now than at any
time since the war. In my Judgment
II should have changed Its name after
the war to get rid OF the mistakes II
made at that time-mistakss oftroason,
secession, conspiracy and inhumauity.
Now" continued the gentleman, "it
has allowed the rsbol element, which
failed to divide the country, to make
war on tho manufacturing industry Of
the North" "Then again." resumed
my friend, "think Of the Speaker Of
Congress, two or three times elected,
being kicked out Of the party because
hs represents an honest, laborious manu-.
featuring constituency. Here 10 Mr..
Payne, the chief citisen Of Cleveland,
Just elected to the Senate, abused In
every Democratic press because he has
succeeded man who In the midst Of the
war ran for tho Vice Presidency on the
platform that tho war was failure and
slavery . national glory" Said l ::
Why do you consider that the Demo
cratic party may disband ?" " Because
the Irish element will never stand with
. frps.trade party, free trade being an
English principal designed 10 shut up
American shops. Nor can anybody 60
70 Congress from manufacturing
immunity In the North - Democrat
while Southern and English frss trade
10 the platform Of our party. Our only
Success Of late We have gained through
the rum question In the West and
through Itepublican disssnsions in New
York. The men who are now running
the Democratic party are Henry Wat.
tsrson, Frank Hurd, Bill Morrison,
and JOhn Carlisle, every one Of them
orotchety, and attached 10 no Axed In.
terosts."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-22
DR.. Nimms, white PulmOnle Dal.

The leading Lung Remedy Of vii.
mington, Del. The famous Throat and
Lung Remedy. Rapidly cures coughs,
sore throat, Group, weak lungs, etc.
gor consumptivss 1t is splendid, pre-.
venting and curing even hopeless
cases. Multitudes Of references. 80
cents and 81. Sold BY druggists and
dealers. Main depot, Fourth and King.
Philadelphia, Johnston, Holloway b
Co., 602 Arch street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-22

Parents must remember that chill
dren have moro need Of friendly moni-
tors than Of 0eusorious critics IN
structors who wonld advise them %
never be without DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup, the ouly pleasant remedy fos
GROUP. dtphthsrla aad sore threat
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-22
Hr0s on UD,

h0' h' saturday night tho turbine
,n sneel at th' city mill WA Completely
Ess,sp .en up, and 1t was fully 1 O'Clock
ssps ss.osy afternoon before tho puInps
"' 'nawed ont snd tho wheel started,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-22
SWlfi's specific

Is entirely q vegets BILE preparation, and
should not be confounded with the
various limitations, non secret hum
bugs, "Succus Altersns," ETC., oil Of
which either contain Mercury aud
Potash, or are composed Of old remedies
which have long since been discarded
AZ of no value in the treatment OF Blood
Diseases, aud none Of them contain
single article which enters into the
imposition of Swift : Specific (S. 8. 8. }
and thore is nothing in the world like
it. Be sure to get sne genuine. Send
for Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases,
FREQ. TnE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.,
ORA wsr 5, Atlanta, Ga.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-22
vs1An wAlnv aunzs zsaAxs


HHH4
I 4 special despatch from CosltOn, Pa,
Issys: A graat sensation was created
In this place about . month ago BY the
sudden dissppssrance Of . prominent
citisen under singular circumstances,
and now almost - great one 10 caused
by his reappearanGe ~ suddenly and
!mysteriously ~ he disappeared. The
citisen's pame 10 Uriah Wales. He has
lbesn for over thirty years . member Of
the Free Christian Church, and class
leader and exhortsr. His wife WAS not
. communicant, and frequently ridi-
culed her husbands enthusiasm In his
religion. Ten years ago, after she had
made some sighting remarks shout his
professions, he told her that he would
never speak TO her again until she ssw
the errsr OF her way and became con-
veYtsd. He kept his word In spite OF
the circumstances and appeals Of bis
friends and fellow-church members.
All communication between him aud
his wife was carried on through their
son.
Early In December last revival
OF religion began In the church. Mrs.
Wales had long regretted the unfortu.
nate position In which she and her hus.
band stood toward one another, and ~
oil efforts 70 break his stubborn will
had failed, she resolved to put an end
TO the matter herself BY complying
with the condition upon which their
former relations might be resumed.
She accordingly attended tho revival
meetings. aud on the night OF the 18th
OF the month 1t was toyflliy announced
In the church that Mrs. Wales was con-
verted. Her husband arose and said
For ten long years I have been
widowor. but. thank God. l have
wife
Mrs. Wales arose from where she
was kneeling 1t the ALTA, and astounded
the congregation BY saying, srmly and
earnestly, DO not believe any man
who Is truly religious can deliberately
ignore his wife for ton years, ana u Ask
that special prayers be offered for the
conversion OF my husband. she then
turned toward her husband, who was
still standing, almost paralyzed with
astonishment, and said Urish, get
down on your knees, bs awakened to|
givenoss for your sins. ! Will lead you
to the Lord myself. she walked to-
ward him. He turned and went hur-
risdly Ous OF tho church. he was not
seen or heard OF Afterwsrd until last
Sunday, although through search WAS
made for him for days throughout the
vicinity.
II 10 tho custom OF the Free Church
In Coalton TO hold . prayer-meeting on
Sunday evenings after the regular scr
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-22

COME .,fs.t T1 l:s snd east "a sh. sixrH 1o1d:
we opened yesterda ', Il. There is . lot Of
cheap sugar and coffee among this lot Of
goods. These Strawberries are delicious ana
50 are the peaches, and those cherries at two
pound, for twenty-five cents are JUS the
thing for pies. 1t will pay all houseksspers
TO come to 1o3 East Sixth street.
22-3tt 4. NJ. WIER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-22

DR.. Founders AspArgo and ATten's
Brain Food arc for sale By J. n. Hart. |
man. druggist, Fifth and Poplar,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-22

All Of DR.. Bliss medicines for sale at
N. b. DAnforth'A
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-22
AZ Cost.

Charles L. Parker 10 now offering his
entire stock of harness, brides, collars
and trunks at cost until March Goth.
No. Is East Third street, Wilmington,
Delaware, (Odd Fellows Hall. After
March 18th, Harry G. Parker will stock
the store and continue the same business
with full line of first class goods.
A Superior Assortnsns Of Trusses,
all made of excellent materials, and
sold at very reasonable rates at Ladies'
Departments Of Belts Drug Store.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-22

I advertised for two more customers,
I got 81, sggregatipg 1923. Chapman.
Seventh and Orange streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-22

ro.r our oest Minnesota -four 10 to ". j.
~'ffow, AZ 1renca street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-22

Coed Family Cool

Call on Steward, No. ga West Front
street, for hard white ash coal, sll sizes,
and 2;24O lbs. to the ton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-22
A High Toned Thief.

Sometime during Sunday night q
sneak thief entered the residence Of g.
j. Kienle, 10l Linden street, and stole q
silver watch from Mr.. Kienle's vest
pocket. Tho thief entered the house
BY the front door which had been
left unlocked, and passing through
the house entered Mr.. Kienle's room
and abstracted the watch from his
pocket, leaving . silver chain behind.
The thief also left lot Of clothes, two
guns and other articles that were lying
within reach and took his departure
without disturbing anything elso. 1t
is evident that the rogue was anxious
to be the owner Of q watch, and not
being able to purchase one had used
this means to possess one. Efforts are
being made to recover the watsh and
catch the thief
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-22

nne pebble button, worked button hole
for el.5o, st Rabcock'h 2o6 4aske
atreet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-22

"a otical un.rosfer, and all kinds Of job
work promptly attended to. No. 1S King
street.
Janney, 301 and 303 King street, IL
headquarters for oranges and lemons.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-12-30

TIE National Conference OF Stale Boards al
Health has prepared a hl FIR the formation and
establishment OF d National Bnard Of Health 10
consist Of one member from each OF the State
Boards " bo shall IL appointed br the Prtsideni
aud confirmed by the Senae The Board * re-
ouired 10 meet annually, and may he Called b.
ce,ber hv the Presidei.i oi tie United States, or
by Us Chairman and Secretary il occasion n
aulrts The duties of the Board are 90 provide
tor the protection @; the pnbllc health by pre-
venting the introduction OF contagious OF iniec-
tons diseases from foreign countries or from one
stats. into another, in which latter duty il i TT
ouired lo cooperate with Stale and iocal board-
10 regulate quarantine matters, and 10 procure
and publish necessary and useful Information as
10 tie health ol foreign ports and places, ami
places within the United States. The bill al
sntrzes the President 10 detail government off
cers Tor temporary duty under direction of The
Beard !, creates and asks tor an appropriation 81
half million dollars Tor carrying oot ITS provs-
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-12-30
The Republicans HesAdsag T6eSss-
selves eff xbScumena~ that WO1sd
NSetray Them.

All of the departments arr heuse-cieanlng
SAWS Washington special, getting ready tor 'ht
new tenants who are 10 move in by March !.
In many I" the departments records winch
might be ct assistance in investigating past mSn
aeement are disappearing In 10 department Is
tins 81 noticeable as in the Slate Department
Here there is nfi al the present time any rec ri
KEPT Of the confidential work of The dei'ar'meii'
The CHIEF clerk does not come tothe department
until rery hate. AMI when he ''oes he ron-
through The mail AMI then carries the hu'k oi II
home with him None nf these i'apers, wh~'l
once carried away, are ever brought hack ht-
example is initiated by other officials IN the &C.
parlrneut who handle records. Each day u
bundle ri papers is carried awsy 10y some one Z"
the heading officials AMI they never return them
All that might throw light ON The Suddenly dc
veioped brilliant foreign policy al The admins
tration has been, viii be, removed by March !
When the new Secretary comes la take cbarsc
of the department he will find no archives be
yond the junk represented bv the commerce Al
reports OF Consuis The private dispatches Z"
Minister Foster, who is lobby -agent-in-chief Il
the Spanish treaty, the diplomatic Santa Cisa'
" ho desires go make a Christmas present 81 <2b
600 600 10 the Cuban planters, would prove IA
tervsting il they could be ionnd The SECT
papers relating to the Nicaragua treaty ~"ui]
also make good reading
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-12-30

4 lis,crai correspondent; publishes Ia It's"
7t,ufS- saoa oi the 2sSh itsiA ant That sixty caH-
tribu,ions 81 800 each Ill pay off the -iaekS,t.-
vile Iibrarv's debts, and says he will gladly
be one of The sixty Contributors. we iru-i
that this generous proposition Will he speedily
re-snontied la We should he glad io SIT the
Jacksonville Library like The Tallahassee L.
brary out OF debt and stli-sus,ainsng. We are
not sanguine eBnaeh IN expect ever to see IA
the Jaeksonvilis Library So beautiful lathe,
room. so comnlodious a chess room, or 81 well
ventilated anu elegant q library hall as We have
IN Tallahassee fOr The SITUATION, eIc-, ot the
building will not permit this bal We dn hope
soon 10 see the jacksonville Library out al debt,
and the number OF lis volumes, pictures, eir y,
equal 10 those in the Library Of Taliah ssst.e-
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-12-30

OrAndA Reporter.
The New Orleans Exposition is now well I'M
der way The exhibits from the different STATES
and f,om foreign countries are mostly in and Wis
i,.ss are arriving in great numbers From all
parts OF the North people write that they expecf
to visit The Exposition and then Cum TO Finrida
from there This fact seems In sh Nv that 10 the
minds of the whole people the Exposition and
the State of Florida are iaseparably associated.
This being true, much will be expected of
Florida al the Exposition In proportion 10
her display there will i'e the volume oi travel 10
this Stat e. and ihe consequent accession of new
settlers among Us. To neglect 80 good an OPP
portuniiy tn advertise the producing capacity Of
Florida is to neglect The choicest and mast vital
interests of The Stale see what the Influx Of sci
Tiers and money Inns accomplished dnring the
past four years The tide which haas rel 50 au-
spiciaasly in this direction mnss not be checked
by any lack OF cfEsn On the past Of oar ciiizenz-
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-12-30

Two cargoes oil steel rails for H. ~,
Railway and Navigation Cosnpsnv -
IL $50 t"sls, recently arrived il, Ferm,x..
Mrs Lncie H. Bnckner retires fr-a..
fi"riai management of the Gsif Cezz H., s.
Iarpon Springs, and resumes posjsie. :. -
'sent editor OF the Progress, 81 Bssisu~.
which she has been editing al long r,,,, -
facing the sings and arrow. OF ~u,r,e... -
tune 10 TaSpen- We wish her all tar..
which her remarkable energy, eoursre ..s q
Nv deserve The attention gwen "A -.
which she has heFetsl~se diyiied ssw~~.,. -.
should make the Progress AZ excrp.isass. r.a
thing
All meeting Thursday week of the e.na-
live committee Of the variuus Cleveland -
Hendricks clubs OF New York city. il vmr
solved. in view Of the sainta-y iafiaence rrer,.s
by The nerchanis And business msr IA the ,sr,..
rational and municipal csatesi. 10 contiuue n.
organization IN order as much ~ passil,a- -.
sssunteract the baoeful tendencies of suca, me-. -
ssslow politics rs q trade. and whose psw.r I'D
stock in trade rise in proportion as The c;tizea i
Indifferent and Negligent Of has duty
- The Gx1f Strsam," for the frsa aaarsrr n
1857 u oui, and surEasstS all It's pfelecesnss n
The years of its publication. This quarterly nrx
nppears as an elegantly printed and iIlazir.sua
book of m hundred pages. mos; attractive \
appearance and interesting in contents Iii
issued al Pensacola by Col W j. VanKirk, sssk
;igrnt for the sale OF Pensacola and Ailxniie md
Mobile and Montgomery raiiroad bonds, md he
"a IS clever editor be is q real estate aezn
Subscription price 80 cents a year spcrimcn
copies tree on application.
Hon. J. l. H. Curry, agent Of the Pealnag
educational fund, has written lengthy leisern
favor ot the Passage of the Blair edacaiiaazi IN
by HE Hanse OF Representatives, Mr. Curry d.
clsres that -ihe party in power ID the Hsuse e
Representatives will xwaken grayesl apprsAeu-
s'<'ns as 10 its capacity for government and MI
eTa6zrrass beyond computation lhe incoming
administration If il fail Ia vote urgency kE Tie
Blair bill and to adopt measure 80 essrntixl b
ihe safety oi our free ins,iiniians Aniicia-
ling the defeat al The bill. il is stated Gea Ms
is'ae has slready had tables prepared. lr use in
the cAmI,aign next fall showing now many lhaE
asais ot dollars each county in Virginia waaIa
have received bus for ihe faiiure OF the Demneiic
House 10 pass the Blair bill, which pass<d d.
Senate last session
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1884-12-30

Ezssors Fzorsds1a Permit me q smxI Apace Ia
the columns of your valuable Journal 10 ssall
attention of all interested in the edueatssr OF an
youth to the fact that toe bill for educa ,enai All
passed the Senate Of the United States sss1i NV
before the H.sase of Representatives,, m1si f>es-i
bly, be lost by inatiension the part OF the p"
pie themselves, and the failure 10 indieAse x'ha'
their desires are 10 their Representatives. sf
If the Blair bin, IS amended. Is pascal Kioriis
win receive 81 ,0000o0 dollars Is her par
This amount viii materially aid her 10 he Ihenvy
! work Of educaaing her children, . large lstrsi.n
of whom are the children of the freedrseh, slie
duty of educstiag whom has been snddensy ti',-
VOWED upon her as The result Of the strEs,gse The
South made as she believed for coasiisntiona
government .i
While your correspondent d.,es not bcl.~ve tise
Federal Government should undertake isa tsu-
cation of the people, or thu, the people satuI t
be pauPerized in The IN 1tter of their eGsarAiisa,
but that each individual citizen. howeve; Pesr
should take som part ia providing s&af the
schools outside the governmental proviston- YET
with this fund TO be administered controtssa asst
expended under the law b. the Slate t&svcrn
ments, and while there Can b. 90 better war 10
which the great surplus in the National ffca--
ury can be Use than in aiding popular t<i1e,
tion your correspondent thiaks every step prop II
should be taken /, snove oar Representatives ~
vote tor aud urge si,- immediate passage of the
bill
What We want IS an enthusiastic movement
on the part OF the peopie Lei every eennts
superintendent al once secure ~ MANY xiGaefs
he can in has county AMI sead forward ilas re-
quest to our Representatives. Lei every Bard 81
Public Instruction tor each county, ofaesAliv
sign a request 10 this end. and forward III Col.
Davidson and Col Bisbre, AMI If each ofthe
States will take these steps the bill will pass and
We shall have the aid.
Respectful ny, A j. kCssEI-s-
SUPERINTENDENT Public Instruction..