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Daily Republican., 1884-10-30

Maggie Cahill, daughter of the late
Thomas Cahill, was taken suddenly Ill
while going out Delaware avenue about
O'Clock on Tuesday night. She wa,
removed TO the residence of the fam lily
where she resided, on Van Buren, street,
and DIR. Springer summoned.
The yonng lady continued to grow
worse aud che Was finally removed tc
the home OF her mother, No. 1901 Cheat.
nut street, where she now lies in q
critical condition. with but little hopes
of her recovery.
she ia an estimable younglady and the
sympathy Of the community In which
she lives IL extended to her mother IL
this, her hour Of trouble,
Daily Republican., 1884-10-30
LADIES' and Misses C|oaks,
Jackets, Oo|mans and
neWmarkets,
TremendousBarga

Our grand sale of Cloaks dur
ing the past week was the event
OF the season, but we are .prepar
ed to sufpass ourselves this week
We have secured from a large
importing house the balance Of
the stock, left on his hands by
the backwardness of the season
at rock bottom prices.
48 dozen Gents Merino Shirts
worth SIC, at SOC. only. Such
a bargain was never offered to
our people.
so pairs OF Blankets at Sl.OC
apiece. We sold 100 pairs in IL
days.
so pairs of Blankets at $3.50.
The following priced Blankets
are unexcelled : $500, 1926,
$3.50, $500, $3.50, $500, $3.50,
$500.
We have a $3.50 Blanket, con.
sidered cheap last year at $3.50.
The reason why We are busy,
while others are complaining Il
dull times,is that we are purchas-
ing all our goods at rock bottom
prices, and sell at a nominal adj
vance.
30 more pieces of Turkey Red
Table Linen at 40c. per yard. A
full ne o Medicated Flannel
Shirts and Drawers for geo,le.
men.
A large lot Of Hamburg Edg-
ings. Short ends at about half
value.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-30

PARIS, Oct. @.-The d
Sardou has interviewed al
Madame Bernhard as red
her nerves are unstrung and
Besides her artistic cares, I
to money anxisties, arising
full neglixences OF her pecul
She exaggerates everything
grief TO joy. She deals In
ters In q breakneck fashi
her money fly TO the rig
She has exbausting an ,ers
hates. NJ. Ssrdou visited
when he found her a prey
violent excitemen I, twistil
and rolling about the q
the rug, .obbing, and in 3
exasperati ion, A domestic
evidently just been flushed
blows In the air, NJ. Sar
speedy recovery Of MADAM
and only the magnetlzlng
perm tilted 10 see her.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-30
NJ. ZIG MARKET STR EET.
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.

"iLmiN6ToNp DELAWARE.
There are few stores in this
city that are showing the elegant
variety of Cloaks, Dress Goods,
Silks, Fancy Goods, Ribbons and
Trimmings that we do, and there
is no one offering ths Same at
such wonderful low prices. We
must make the best of the limited
space before us, and would ask
you to re- d carefully the special
items we mention, as we have
some rare bargains.
We offer 5 pieces of Elegant
Black Gros Grain Silk at ii a
yard, which would be considere
elegant value al $l.374 q yard
100 dozen Ladies' 3-Button
Kid Gloves at soc. a pair, in all
the new shades. They are cheap
at 81 pair.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-30

The ninety seventh p,
Regiment held their ,,.,'
union In West Chester rss,
among those present wsi raj. h
Wainwright. Captain Gsol
MAistre, 7. M. smedley srl
Aent, Lieutenant Thomas|
joan Farra, Joseph BLOW
Hawkins, Abram Tbomss
livan, John Good win, j. +
and Messrs Bullock and
this city.
The total number prsssu
two hundred, and they ma
fair grounds, where each 81
his name, occupation and
Among Others on the n
Mother st John, who spent
with the regiment, Of Viii
band and two sons were Ind
She Ia now "a years Of
member Of the association.
Of the day was male BY N
sius, OF Lancaster, after "
Guss was elected Presiden
tain LIE Maistre, Of this clt
Vice Presidents. Dime
served, and toasts we're res
Colonel John Wainwright,
Maistre, ID. ". G. Lewis,
and William Wayne. and
rell. The meeting then ad
the delegation from this q
last evening.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-30

Michael McGurgan, on
sconding contrac tors, WIZ
to this city on Tuesday, a
rested In Pbilaielphia, |
hearing before Squire V4
morning and held under
his appearance at Court.
ley, Esq, appeared for M
Levi G. Bird, Esq. ,rePrese5
cution. The facts in the "a
published, were given oy|
Carswell and engineer
both Of whom claimed thI
stolen by the contractors
to them, as they bad WI
to the same by signing "
70 engineer Richardso9
off, nee was purely a q
Being unable to secure
ouer will be committed
Jail 10 await trial.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-30
OC1OBER l2rH. 1854.

Ttau leave Wilmington a. follows:
For PLiladcilblA And intermediate sn
lions, 90, 700, lc.ao Q. m. 23o 100. !.&o,st
p. m.
philadelphia, (exprees). T. alS, CSC, 7.H
ais, 800, l0.af, 006, IS .. M; l2.ll, l1.u
In ga, b.bb, e.so, go p, N.
New York. 400, 2.t6, $50, Leo. 1.oo.s.SI 1905
LIS .. N. sl2N, La, 2.ao 400, s.22, $50 $40
e.le. 7.40 pm
YOr West Chester, via Lamokin, go and
a.l6 .. N. 2.So and l.00 p. m.
baltimore and intermediate stations 1000
.. N. 600. 11.6e y. m.
baltimore and hay Line, 100 p. m.
Baltimore and Wilmington, La. 40, 90
1905. 1853 an; LOO, sl.l 4. ~, ZOO, p. ..
Trains for Belaware Division leave for:
New Castle, els. ass .. %. 128s, 400, q "
and o.2 p. n.
q n, and II u p. m.
Harrington and way stations, as p. n.
Express for sesford, 80 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-30
Co,oied Man Ra

Yesterday afternoon : !,
named Andrew flls ~
age, attempted 70 e., o.
enth anil Market s ai,, MI
| ed his ioorine ana ,ei .,s uI
stone saa passed over s.r. h,, II
| picked up and reln - sood
PIunkett's court ~ sa sc
and medical attends' y hi
is thought that ne
ternally. -
Daily Republican., 1884-10-30
SUNDAY TRAINS,

Philadelphia and intsrmsdiats ssstsor
aio 2; y. 1901 y. $40, 7;Ao, ~ p. n.
n. ga, o.4 p. N.
For West Chester. via I.Amokin, $40 .. =
and $50 p. m.
nsltimsrs and W Washington, LSl. 40. atb
1000 .. m. Baltimore, lilo :. n
For further Information passengers are ~
f.rred TO the timetables posted ct the btA
lions.
rrains married ~ are limited sxpfts
opon which extra fare isobairsd.
Oh HI rs Il. Puf&H J. Y. We J.
(3Aue~nl MAns Qay fye6apaD 10
Daily Republican., 1884-10-30
EAllA Alarm

~, ~ ~. was thought BY great many peo.
S Sie tnat there waa o fire at Fourth and
nhn,piey iast night. but when they Got
,nele sney found 1t the Rne frames in
ieIger's window shining. His frames
s sa prices shine with everybody il
seems. Fourth and Shipley is the place.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-30
Revival s'r,1

A revival OF rellg'Opp Mi
gress in the Green '',O, Of Of
church, Wilmins%i !. ps|
Hugh X. Waikf' ,h ~ I'd
M Ma I'D the .lE9, Rev.
soy. Largely, s'' and
held each evening r. ac clos(
increasing. a. ,i lied ID
,ie!ous instruction
Daily Republican., 1884-10-30
RIBBONS.

We show the largest line ofthese
goods this side of \ ew York and
not only have all the IL W color
ings, but also the lowest prices.
We offer the celebrated Italian
Ribbons at price, of inferior
goods.
. Satin & GrosGrain Ribbons at zoe. I'd
10 :" :" " :. 2 ~, 20 y,
At the RI cent New York auc
ton sales we secured large line
of Blankets. We offer
A good Colored Blanket for 75c. pair.
I" 1914 White 81 n pair,
ia White I" 81 60 pair.
We have others at such low
prices as to sell the goods at
sight.
We have very choice line of
Dress Goods comprising all e
new Plaids. Ottomans, Colo Ell
and Black Cashn ere-, Mourning
Goods. A large variety and at
very low prices.
In Cloaks we offer rare bar.
gains. The season ha, ing been
backward TOR heavy winter gar
ments, and as we made arrange
ments for an early trade we are
over-stocked, End in order to re.
duce stock, VIC wi ] sell them at
prices that are considered cheap
at the regular closing out Janu-
airy sales They sre all new and
choice goods, and of the lates
designs. We offer
so Ladies' Jackets at $2.76, worth
a 90
100 Ladies' New market Coats at 50. IS,
worth s. 90.
100 ladies' Newmarket Coats at - 50
worth 81. 90.
30 Ladies' Newmarket Coats at 81. 90,
worth $1,000.
10 Ladies Plush Trimmed Do,nans
at $500, v orth, $40 90.
10 Ladies' Stockinette Paletots at
$l2 10, worth $500.
In addition we have an elegant
line of Jersey Newmarkets, Jer-
sey Jackets, Dolmans, Russian
Circulars, Paletots, at rema, ka-
bly, low prices in all grades, from
81 to $40 each. There is an i'm
mense assortment and they are
going to b. sold cheap.
We are now prepared to sake
garments Of all kinds to order.
We have secured competent cut.
tiers, and can now D AXE at short
no'ice any hing that is wanted
We have a Dice line Of Cloak
i'll s., Black and Colore Silks
and CIess materials of all kinds
10 select from, and can guara tee
pc feet satisfaction,
Daily Republican., 1884-10-30
M str;mOnialN

Yesterday afternoon j, Y J
mings, OF the firm o. VIZ
mines, photographer,
marriage to Miss /, Franc
of his city. The ceIen
formed by the Rev Rev III y n
residence No. COZ Del
after which the bridal pa
the residence Of The
Elm street, where I'll
served TO the invited ~
Mrs. Cummi ngs lell y
train last evening, END
on their wedding tour a
Daily Republican., 1884-10-30

NOTlCE-I, OLIVER H. PARRY, OW-
IN ner Of the hou . known as the Wash
ington Hotel, In the school district
No. 0. Brsndywine Hundred, New
Castle County, State Of delaware, II
compliance with the requirements ofthe ac
| Of the General Assembly, In such case made
and provided, do hereby give notice that
shall apply In writing TO the Court Of Gene
raj Sessions Of the Peace and Jail Delivery O
the State Of delaware, In and for New CASTE
County. on Monday, November nth, A; d.
1884, being the first day Of said court, Tor
license for said house a. an inn or tavern. iol
the sale therein Of intoxicating liquors "
less quantities than one quart TO be drunk
on the premises, and the following reepecta
bic citizens OF the said HID recommend the
said application, viz:
Harry Journey, Daniel Ryan.
Martin Hendrlck, George Hsrkins,
Charles Leech, Henry Lukens,
Abner p. Talley, samuel M. Harvey,
Aaron Il. Parry, John y Berry,
Curtis Tai ey, Amor Talley.
John W. Whey, Thomas 4ray,
John Mousley,
oc2s Ste OLIVER H. PARRY.
"ANTED-A WHITE WOMAN Fuh n
w cooking, washing and ironing; VIII ~.
/ r q Lao. hal
Daily Republican., 1884-10-30

The polls win open in this State next
TnasSav hetweeu and o O'Clock q. m.
and close at p. m. hnn e,me Oh clos
ing is one hour later nan a. preceding
elections, tho Legislatl 70 ,; having made
the change at it's last seA, sion. inspec.
) tors should bear this fact nina and
..prepare to perform their dus,Y even y
Stbeir powers of endurance shall pe Taxed
s.&a grea = er degree than they have been
Daily Republican., 1884-10-30
rne Young ~

Last Ugh the i .ocsaSsps
Club o his c,ty ,s.at 10
take lart In IN tne trsnspsr
s sss' . s ss1 q ar Is, "a e ne ~
sISsiy cosnH ii a'sd%. .,
Daily Republican., 1884-10-30
Wedding ae Dov.,

Mr.. Nichols, of the firm Of Nichols &,
Allen, dealers in musical instrnm an =
AZ Dover. was married yesterday morn.
ing to Miss Sallie Todd, of the came
Town. The Rev. 7. Il. Martindale mar.
formed the marriage ceremony.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-30

y. II the Middle Atlantic States, local
,otn, and partly cloudy weather, vari.
ahls -, nds, generally easterly, nearly
.,a,,ora, y temperature. Tomorrow
rron,aea be slightly cooler and gen
prn1lv fair
Daily Republican., 1884-10-30
argc Fn'

The funeral Of ] R a1njDa
took place tn TINS aIf JACK
residence, No 81 a. Solr
i .,s ss,syl:as ,ss"safs - 4 s, +.
church. IaS after when. h'oG &C. C.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-30
AC.,a IN ! ~

A COW beloD !.s' T "a ~
y VIZ s !. f pas ! I Isssii,aI p P 81
q sii s% r. I = 5e ,Sss he = adain1
death. <~I
Daily Republican., 1884-10-30
aARRIEO.

POwlCk-COrDON- Wednesday even
fetLsr. s32 w. Seventh street, by the Rsv
VIM. Powick. Of Lancaster, Pa, Mr. GStsgs
powfck and Mise Ella z. Condor, botn O.
this city.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-30
v.u,,p Ward ~

are an as i ss' ~ i ,,ss si III
i % ok 'h as s s"s q c'''I1
Daily Republican., 1884-10-30
AZ the Begistor..

Letters of administration were grant
ga by Register Grub, yssterdsv ~
ihomas Doran on the ESTATE of fohU
'1'"ro, 'a'e 81 Christiana Hundred
Daily Republican., 1884-10-30
State Of the Tnofmcmoeer
Ut the REPUBLICAN ONCE in the shade.
7o'clock 10 O'Clock IL o'clock.
49o $40 $50

Fem q Cos Thermometer registered
ysstsrday, 80 degrees ut p. m, 81 1t
. .. M, and 30 ut 10 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-30
MAJORS Cement,
WAJORE LEATHER OEM EHoT
AAJOR'S RUBBER OEMENT

$4,000
AAJOR'S RUBBER UEMENT.
Majors Cement for repairing China, alss,
Msre, Furniture, Leather Betting, Nicer
ecnaum, Vases, Books, Tipping biiiisrd
Uues, eto. Receipts acconpsny esch bottle
!or ne cure q oorns. 1t will relieve the pain
aquict cure for sore Feet Hands and Tin.
III rof sale 90 by all dealers. Prioe per bot,
Major's Cement Is put up in bottles nearly
ao NIS.. the size Of any other cement in ths
Maior's Leather Cement for rspairins
1oots, SHOES and all kinds Of leather Good
o.. bettle, 10c.; 2 OF, l5c,
-: MAYORS Rubber Cement for repairing rub
~ poots shoes and all kinds Of rubber soods
q bottles, l6c. For sale by ali lestheI
1c.ists; a. MAJOR; Propr., 032 william
49,. Nov 1ofK O1ty. tune2A-ly
|PUhE MlLK.-N. W. POINTER. WHO
has been serving large number Of II.
cin.eps OF Wilmington with milk for seyera
Eeersth has succeeded Isaac +. Kidgwav or
Tatnall's dairy. New Castle Hd. An person M
oes an pure milk Will do well 10 give hin
o ANA s~oe'.' cc2S5ts
Daily Republican., 1884-10-30

The police force sent 70 Michipicton,
Manitoba, 70 Quell . disturbance there
has proved inadequate. "A gang Of
about thirty desperate roughs have
their headquArters Two miles from the
village, and keep up reign Of terror
and threaten the life Of any enc who
gives Information against them. A
large police force or military detach-
mont 10 needed to preserve ord or"
At Parkcrsville. South Carolina, there
Ia much excitement, growing ont Of q
mob Of colored men disturbing . white
church dedication on Sunday last By
firing Of pistols. On Wednesday the
bad feeling caused BY this occurrence
reached . climax through the killing
OF An officer named Black well, while he
was trying 70 arrest some colored men.
Further violence 10 feared, and the
Governor has been advised OF the
situation. Parkersville 10 In Edgar
field County, 30 miles from Augusta,
Georgia.
Three horse thieves were Mpturei
near Primville, Oregon, last Monday,
and lynched.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-30
Bope.

As q general thing It will be fund tina,
those who have the largest faculty for en-.
ioyment have the largest development
Of hope. The constitutio,ally happy
man may have many eriefs, and suffer
under them acutely, hut he 10 elastic,
and his spirits 1t length rebound to thoii
natural condition. Thus he habitually
dresses the future In bright colors. He
bopes for the ful6llmcnt Of h is desires,
whatever they may be, with hope that
amounts TO confidence. 1.-The IL enter.
prising he hopes for success II ambi-
tious, for honor II affectionate, for love
II benevolent, for the good Of the
community. It 10 large because lie
enjoys that be hopes. and his hopes in
their turn affords him new enjoyment.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-30

IVTYANTED-A WHITE WOMAN Fuh
w cooking, washing and ironing; VIII W.
! reference. Also half grown white gii1o; az
.i- at Oil Market street. oosV-o'
Daily Republican., 1884-10-30

have cured Blood Taint by the use Of
Swift's Specific after / had most sisns,iv
failed with the Mercury and p fash treat,
ment. 7. \. TOOMER. NJ. D.,
. Perry, Ga.
"Swift's Specific has cured me Of ScrOfula
VI ~ YEATS standing. lad soros as large a.
ny hand and every one thought was doom.
%. Swths Specific cured me after phyai.
CLANS and all other medicines had failed
4. l.. HIGH, Lonoke, ARK.
$lO U what sw hS P spscits hr Om done m.
iof me. II cured me Of rheumatism caused
oy Malaria" ARCHIE THOMAS,
o.r Springfield, Tenn.
CuI tseetiss on Blood and SKIN Dissaset
THE SWIFT SPEDIFlO CO..
Drawer 3, Atlanta, da.
new York Once. 1hs West Twenty third
sIect, PEI. Stn and It'll AYES. Philadelphis
oftce l@6 Chestnut street
Daily Republican., 1884-10-30

HNOk SALE-A CHEAP MARE WITH
~ iSai; An extra large and good COW = n "a
e p. VII make 10 lbs Of butter weeai Iu
Snuff Mills, Del. o mssaaI o.I
Daily Republican., 1884-10-30

EoR SALE1TRUCK FARM EIGur
the city. oc30-eod.3t GEO. X. TOWNS rom
Daily Republican., 1884-10-30
The ID iHeFence.

~ Tho ID iHerence.
GaSas that Vary's express brings
oYaffor 40 cents are charged 60 cents
-YMTsgsart SIX.
Daily Republican., 1884-10-30

l!of Mr.
lillian. d,
stl,.r
I employ.
n IN lay,.
blurred b,
||..Sle to wa ;
% Above
t,or's bill,
~ Law G
a psdtioo
Hing of Ri
ffsll, was
Conn
ts.s,sh BoyJd
curb on
~ aud !; T
v, petitioo,I
|'nS i street,
/. Gilpiu
relftrred,
=. bill of
I. the bed
to
ttount. ~
4. Murray
y, their w va;
fa' ssh had IA ia.
S',i,acted , o. I,
|', That they
k%sssn is in a
f,,,s sd to refer :
Esl';;Abele
n b been rem
g. it, and #
f. up they
f. it was ass az
~ was any
n. Would Ilss
Es as discuss,
sssls, Fare
|, caa1Iian!y IL
a in,S'sd that /
= Wat be ~ )
S ~ than lit
,Ippoaa a vote
II,ll%anelldme
= Notion to
= q MOTION of
Daily Republican., 1884-10-30

NoIlOEI WILL PAY NO bills
40 ocao- S AZ y Warrington Alexander
ooo"-ot' VIM. ii. THOMPS0N' '
Daily Republican., 1884-10-30

"ANTEll-AP URCHASER EoV
NY almost new, No. 3, model nress Ar AT;
outft, VIII trade for a bIcycle Press and
II. o., Hepubl;c "a ofics. ''0''' ADDRESS,
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TURILk FIGHrxH0.
staten Islssd PAsins that A4.rAs ~
Much Ekellement . Dag Eight.

a Staten Islssd PAs,ins that A1.rAs ~
Much Exeiiemens - . Deg Fight.
Talk Of bulldog's fighting" said sport
Ing man yesterday. why. they arc not a
marker to what saw the other night 10 an old.
fashioned tavern. near Clifton. Staten Island.
A countryman brought In two swapping tar
ties. which no said he had caught that after
noon. What are you going to do with thsmf,
! asked. Fight EN- he answered. Iisusbed-
Guess you're q stranger In these parts,' IS
snid, II you're willing TO nay tor Iittls fun
LIS ~ show you ? better light than. two bulldogs
ever made. l1ut up . stake and the country
man put the turtles close tn each OF her on tho
noor. They were - still ~ tWO empty shells
lor an instant, Then two snaks-Nke heads
aarted out. and the glittering eyes sop na,i 70
~ IN me surr9undinys At q glRnos. Then
t ne, nesds we're drawn In and there ives pc
Then ons OF The turtles pa, out a fore nprer
And the other !snapi'el NJ 1t vioionsly. The
other responded by embedding his teeth In the
neck 81 Ms antagonist. They held on for
several ,mlautes. and then % akook thom
apart. For an hour and half they kent This
sSn o. ting Ep: The iayorito hold sesmrd to
obtained, ths hitting turtle dragged his victim
Sfound tne unor until We forced him 10 give up
lls noid. mover saw anything equal
n the SuISkssss and isTociiy q tho turtles.
snd tpeiF teeth clossd Ike visss upon every ex-
S9esd ott 81 hesh. ssep though u was unguard-
ssp 10th ysrs ~ iuIi Of as6t Is al al The start,
vkh . stout sttek,h
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NoRs the London N<td.

Ago does not wither nor custom stale, ap-
parontly; tho love Of tho London public for
~ 6s the
day last. the 18th. must have boen very strik-
mingled in the dense throng. accustomed. too.
as many OF them we're 70 some thirteen years
wSsas With sG
come from. and where they all dispersed to
Is beyond CONJECTURE lure AT admirably, mnnaged
doing their duties firmly and courtsousIy.
They are there Is no doubt. the shows Of tho
ers. especially America rs. Us one Of :ho things
worth Journey to England to zoe: and. II It bo
sSs sds On the
meet. how utterly hopeless is It to expect thai
tho meets must he kept secret. or that all Lon
don. from Chapman to South Kensington, will
not come to tho trysting
coschmen among its members was apparent
enough last Saturday. some OF the old hands.
sn ss Ba.s sS 81 na
tho Vice. Lord Darlington: who. by the way.
nt'H ss T Fl a s se
was good. though in numbers There were
falling e as s samnarea Win the o sEws years
o. inc 9. z: Lord Lord Hothhold 10 very CON
Sir Clifford Constable TO his c6ostnuts MAJOR MAJOR
Jfry had mixed lot Of two roans. gray and
have s%d hSns * DO %
xMss sy:ay SIT sHsn ss Load but n,
same dark browns OF last season. II wo do not
greatly . some Of the recently elected mem
born. They have takon 70 coaching a. q great
many mon take to .hunting- beeause It l., =
but b., then We Ike to see l. .uportsd By some
tb,ng higher tban the love OF display.
them on Wednesday last. certainly. 1t was tho
most enjoyable we have yst had q combine
tiSn Of spring zsphyrs and summer heats.
crowd when. sometime before noon. Sir Henry
Meysey Thomson drew up his blacks to the
rendezvous and remained for some little time
sole ponnrsh q u a. surveyed;
II WAS evident thu meet would bo good one.
some Of the tsams were gid aea9aIntapees;
solors. Among these notably were lord Ave.
land and Dir. Oswald. who both drove blacks-a
color which. as far rs our memory serves We
rsssr ,b 70 either before
coach horses and perieotly. luetched, II was
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THE BRAZILIAN CAJU
A Dsissssss Trspsssl Frsis VIII Fseuisas
Charaeesssssscs.

A Dsississs Trspsssl Fssis VIII fsesisar
CAspseesrsssscs.
II have often wondered" remarked Q gen.
ueman who recently rsturAed from Brazil.
why importers Of tropical fruit never made
An effort ~ introduce the delightfully."- cool aud
refreshiaa cais VI Brazil In this city. Tho caju
grows wild aud II cultivated In tibet constry.
Tho caju tree hardly rises TO tho dignity OF .
tree. but Its branches ara wide spreading and its
leaves larger than those OF the rubber tres. Of
s. i: ss xs ssSr snS Sy. ss1SS So ans
on tho e1trvlnltlos % the branches and is q
small; pale yelloy flower: CROWNS q eiS.tsss.
Thing Ike R"ns va ss aS ars SiShs
Hk SSssd siS tsS sr o. y rap IL T ss
Sss sps s .Isr :.M a ssys s. : ss.
orangs: 4 e !hs custom q the. BrasiliAns %
Of ;5S day, asy Tho ,uiSs |. delishtt.L q II sweet
/: s s9ss Il y o Ds.s g oP s:s
:. s,TSs wild d s.ls. xhIel crows proiussly !9
BY i' sTs' ss Sss II an T o %ps
SeSsrass s@ose T ths p sSa i peSp psca
ilarIty u the caiu Is It. sssd, which grows ON
thn Susas q tho IF. .s ara hang s ST ats
pearanoo like a largo kidney bann. This ksrnol
4. surronndsd by g'%lPy cu fi%%'sriS,S
Whsrever ihis touches the fissh painful blistsr
will form ut once. similar 10 TINT made By drop
ping BURNING plrtiees OF = paror match on tho
troublesome property Of the seed 10 destroyed.
The roasted kernels OF caju seeds arc as ropu-
lar IN some parts Of Brazil as peanuts are haro.
and tasto very much like them. In Roasting
the kernels great care In exercised In provent-
ing the smoke that rises from them from
touches most irritating inflammation IL the
Immediate result. II the smoke enters the eyes
IL will destroy the sight.
"The caju has almost a. many varieties a.
tho American pear and 1t would certainly be-
come popular fruit II introduced here"