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Daily Republican., 1884-06-14
DEATHS.

DEATHS.
GRINNAGE.-ln this city, on Thursday
thu 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock, p m, Jane Ii
Grinnage, In the 2sth year OF her age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral on Sunday, 18th
inst, at z o'clock. p. M, from the residence o.
her husband, Rev. Jas II. frinnage, FIFTH
and Scott streets. Proceed to haven M. f.
church.
HOLTEN-In Lancaster, Pa, on the 18th
inst, J. Frank HOIten, formerly OF this
city, aged 80 years.
ZANE-On the l4th inst. Ella b., daughter OF
Josiah Zane. aged II years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited to attend her funeral from the residence
Of her parents, No. 227 Pine street Funeral
services at the honse, Monday evening, at
O'Clock. Interment at Pennsville, N. j.,
leaving this city by $ o'clock a. m. boat, on
Tuesday.
FLETCHER-At Burlington. N. j., on
Thursday, June u, Frank X. Fletcher, in
the twenty fourth y ear Of his age.
The funeral will take place from the resi-
dence of his father-in-law, Robert Brown, No
$40 East Tenth street, on Sunday afternoon
at 2 o'clock. Services at the house at l, 0 p
m. lnterment at Riverview Cemetery.
Friends are invited to attend without further
notice.
Dear husband It is hard
70 part with one so fair as thou
feel as though my bursting heart
Could find no comfort now.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-14

james f, Wood u Go. no'ifys tht
people Vt Wilmington thar notwith
ot&nd.nS he impu i'''s thai arrthrowl
nl" the Hrandy"ine and pumped ~ =,
the tasill, they can, by having one .
koda4o'4 Family Filters in their housp
always have pure water for culinary OF
drinking purposes. The Elters are made
by II reliable firm in New York, aut
are highly recommended by the mpdi
cal faculty. James i. Wood & Co
have been appointed agents for Della
ware. Call and see them. Their stor,
IL a. Front nnd Orange streets.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-14
Il he lharIey Ross,

QUINCY, H., june l3.-This city is
now the residence of the original and
only Charley Ross, who says he was
stolen by gypsies from his fathers
house and taken TO Texas ten years ago,
chat he escaped aud made his way t(
Missouri, and there was picked up and
brought 10 Quincy. & W. Moran, OF
Troy, claiming to be his cousin, iden
titles the boy as the long lost Charley
Ross by All enlargement of the vertebra
lust below the neck.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-14

a better chance to get clothing than
Muilin Il Son are Offering now. They
nave full assortment Of good goods
well made, and you will find them en-,
20 a. to be a comfortable fit. Thin
clothing they have fuller assortnsn,
than you usually find in ono establish.
ment. They like to show their eoods
they know that the people cant heir
but appreciate their efforts to please.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-14
President Crozler's ''''' v
erIy.

,,.,, ,ho.p WHO were On "
=, AT y, y"n1 ,ovS school ny rx,anjo,.1
NJ. l., 'i ,' y, nj fir. lrr, y
"IIy ~, PARK y wa, E'' The Presided
rs'ed hi'nse,, ; in Sti anal ii the org,
she soldier =, ", ,he results ~n ver, |
"er oos' Wv Liz met with p'a
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AT
WANAMAKER'S
G R A N D D + ? 0 T

I" This is Liberty Hail."
Aye, aye. Perfectly SO you
are not under necessity to buy
as much as a postage stamp.
Put your umbrella, gossamer
or package at the doors and
get a check. Use the Toilet
rooms and stop in the Read
ing Rooms as long as you
like. Write your letters and
90 about the store and see
what pleases you. We keep
store to make money, but
are content to not expect to
do it all in one day. You
will buy when you want to
if we have what you need,
ana we shall entertain you
just as well whether you buy
or not.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-14

On Thursday evening special officer
Jones arrested a colOred nan at the P.
W. q b station, in the act of taking some
pieces Of iron, After he was taken tC
the hall, and locked up in cell, it wax
ascertained hat he was insane, and he
became so vir,eut that he had to be
placed in irons Friday morning, he
in corr pany with Two others, was ta
ken to the a,msnouse.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-14
Died in BURLINGTON.

Frank K, Fletcher formerly Of this
city but lat'rriy of Burlington, n. j Z,
died III til" after place on Thursday,
the 18th Instant, Of pneumonia. Mr.
city, well Thought Of and was only
a years OF age.
He is a son-in.law OF Robert Brown
Of this city. His remains were brough,
to this city last evening, and will be in
tered in livervIew cemetery to-mor
row afternoon at o'clock from 800 4
Tenth street
Daily Republican., 1884-06-14
S2O West SECOND Street

Long experience in the wall paper
business gives Resin & Bro. the advan-
tage of having good taste in the selection
OF goods to please the public, which
accounts for The many large sales they
make and the immense amount of work
obey do.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-14
I # I H ED|11
Dots.

- This "a afternoon, the Rev. r
nan n n of Urion NJ. +. , c1",,CE v
a IL; H. Adamsof St. p lauren L.! n
SOL, some e, of the churchess" '' rn4' n7
Wine s s"la1ais" ta ~,', meet meet, .,
TENTS nj, and make Other a asraS,
10 The ths report r :. circulated a, r -
@ 70 ,''s w effect that William I I9oj
i a. h, VINO was struck on thu "1 %
d = hammer ar yesterday a ai. a.
uead, is nnfoundea az ,h %', n
liylng at | o'clock. 'N' man
A. About 10 O'Clock this mont.
die aged white woman nam ', ror1
a 'nA the influence Of Iiur ,eEg d, d
streets, with tn L "s 1Gs svpEaa. and nd
was taken to the hall. any
The Epworth SUNDAY H.,
III, an excursion ia An ~
thursday, June 70 w. aaua
leave French street vn arT q
lists. 'Ae *
, John speakman, wbo ,.,i,
sonthwood, on the W yay .sl1|
was thrown from his WAGON Suy,l
ago, ANA had the cap of one ny4 q
me steam yacht Blue Biu
city, has been chartered b "','
six Philadelpnians, wbS' oau,
taking II fourteen aay. , ,oa'
Hudson river. Wy
Samuel Clifford, who oo,,,.
National Hotel on Water ,.s
VINO was Sc seriously injured al
ago by falling through A ri'El
in a fit, is slowly recovering ,''
John NJ. Smith, forYpprIv 4
put now Of Dakota, where
for several years,pa,sel down
ware railroad this morning On
his old home. ''D
Elder Bantam, one Of a,
workers in the colorel rbg-tI
city, is In attendance Al "a,
church Conference, nov in !.
Easton, Md.
The steamer Yaco, built byh
q Jones Company tor The
Steam Navigation Coruplav ii
ed to clear for South Ampr.a,I
Pennock Pussy, EsY, # 81
Minnesota, who has BEEN
friends and relative, in oYr
about to make a trip 10 El,op-.
The Sacred Heart church II
its second excursion 10 BJrnis
Oh the steamer Thomas CLYDE,
day, June 18th.
With the adventci 'his ml
Stansbury Murray, No ~ Ia.
street, has laid bis new sln
away and has donned a winter
Letters Of administration wed
ed by Register RisgS yesterday
w. and James Powell, Oh 'h4s
William G. Powell, deceased
James II. Guest has tak-a Cd
Of administration on the estate
A. Kellum, late Of Brandywia
bred.
George Mammele, Of this
recently took passage for Germ
rived SAFE, at Bremen, on The
Elbe, on Thursday, the l..i in'1
A band of gypsies are located
outskirts Of the city, They
through the city on Friday 4a
Mr. Joseph L, OcheTr
Fem, the Eighth stree: d1Es
paying d visit to the So1;l'
A new electric lamp III
last night in front OF NF.s1@
store, No. 227 Market stree.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-14
Tne water SV' l.,

Yesterday was tah'D ertuulyn
Gr. y's aud srr"'" ',;,I in nfl hs Satt
,n .'n ION NJ Dover ga" Iaat,ace
G G'.S''u.i Gray spoke in Inr TT''S !,
''n,"mission and Mr. 'i''"
,ition to it. onts wpreN']
When the arguments ',ns,J ii. n
the Coart rad to co'.' aS,,tpd dur1
W. " Li,h had been plfS'"l from u
day Ivy a ,c%" n''1'',%. req''''
ear, ]"cision si in ,hu stated !, !
Cha crIlor sa'l's ";l4 when i
Court could not a 1asao1rreJ, but ID
G 'h"y ipo %yi'r could after "
Court adjourned
Daily Republican., 1884-06-14

NERVOUSNESS, Nervous Debility, Neu
raIgia, Nervous Shock, St. Vitus' Dance
Prostration, and all diseases Of Nerve
Gen"rative Organs, are all permanently
and radically cured by Aliens Brair
Food, the great botanical remedy. s
package u for So. AT druggists.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-14
GONIGY'H Grand Excursinn

Up the Hudson to West Point and
Newhnrg, with its beautiful scenery to
DC admired by the excursionists. Also
ne" York, Brooklyn bridge and Coney
Island, Oh Thursday, July Ath, 1884.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-14
r.. ,prJuds'',

This morning ,%,n D%'ir' charge
before Judge l c"''''dIi; :sGordtrly.: q,
helm" ,"in,: drunk a hat "''I he ARES,
" n' Third aud Market 1fs ,sso Illil tn
he he had GO, son; 1sii' The judge I'D
t ans Of s. and ' coT''Gi George a A,II
s, 4 ss' vi. 9:. : ;::;;:S;i '; s: I;
Kin Ki"E Street rect. " "a" and ,,s e sa
s wtaT and !,.,,, "'nt'"'1ln The jay
S SS.ss . fise ' Of i and costs
Daily Republican., 1884-06-14

The temperature has fallen in all the
districts, the rain having been quite
gcneial throughout the country. To.
morrow promises to be warmer and
clearing.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-14

Fem q Co.'S Thermometer registered
yesterday, G8 degrees at 5 p. M, G7 at
p. NJ, and G2 at 10 u. IN,
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Personal.

Councilman f. B. f. Miller from the
Flfth ward, started yesterday morning
Tor q"nkerH, New York, to visit his
daughter Mrs. Harry Green. He will
be gone for few days.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-14
MARRIAGES..

RANDALL-RAYLN AN-At Chester Pa,
on June 18th, by Rev. ", &. johnson, Mr..
Joseph +. Randall, of MiddIetown, Del,
to Miss Mary A. kaylman, OF Newtown,
Bucks Co., Pa.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-14
VIM, B, SHARP,
Fourth and Market.
TINO IRON N hhTFAGIUKEkS
OFFICE OF TRE LIGHT IiurAE BOARD,

/ OFFICE Of TIE LIGHT-HurAG BOARD,
Washington, d. g., June Is, 1851
Sealed Proposals will he received at this
flee until 2o'cIork =. 10 OF FRIDAY, the
Goth day Of jun. 1854, rom iron manu'ac-
'urert only, for furnishing the materials and
lab0r.of all kinds necessary for the constrUc-
ton Of a Pier Head Beacon. TO he deliver
ed and erected on the co npleted crib at Che.
IDOygan Harbor, Lake ''uron, MichNAan.
Plans, specifications, forms ofpIoposal, and
other information, may ae obtained on ap,
| plcation to this Office or to Gaptnin Ghaa.
h. i. Il Davis, u. $ A., Engineer II the
| Eleventh Light House District. at Detroit
Michigan.
The right Is reserved to reject any or all
bids. and to waive any defects.
y. &. ROWAN, Vice Adm raj, y. S.Navy,
| Chairman. lcl+-.t
Daily Republican., 1884-06-14
JOHN WhNhMhKER.

Nine cents a yard. We
hate an odd price because it
looks like the catch prices,
SO cents, &C., &c. Twelve
and one.half cents was the
old figure for these goods and
ten cents now would be very
cheap, but a fine purchase
was made, and we are bound
in good faith to our customers
to sell as low as possible
Nine cents is the fair, right
price for this lot of 10000
yards.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-14

1000 genuine Jerseys; about hall
their value at Russell's,
Daily Republican., 1884-06-14
Open this morning
JOHN WANANAKEK

Dress Ginghams at lC
cents is nothing extraordinary
except that the patterns we
now have are such as have
been all along sold at a high.
er price.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-14
JOHN w ANA " A h ER.

Ladies' and Misses Dress
Goods. We have a very
larg" and we think superior
stock OF seasonable things.
Those who buy OF us say so.
too. Some never look at
Dress Goods, but court on
rs for a host of other things
L we have the best Shoe stock
and the best stock OF LaCes
and Dress Trimmings and
Muslins, why isn't it possible
for us to excel also in Dress
Goods. Suppose You took
at this list and tolm q tain
judgment by it:
Thistle Checks in combinations &!
Dark Brown and Ecre, l2l9c.
Scotch Ginghams in Back and W hitr,
l2Mc.
Zephyr Cloth in Blue and White and
Black and White Checks, at Ice.
American Satcen in Polka Dots,
Check and Small Firures,at 25G.
French sateens, MHc.
Finest French Batistc, the ligh'est
weight fabric III colorcd Cottpns, 81 nc.
These are in
White, Light Blue,
Cream, Gray,
Pink, Cardinal and
Violet, All Dark Shades.
Turkish Grape (male in Glasgow
in White, Cream, Pink and Blue. ~
~.
Real Scotch Stripe Tennis Shifting,
80 inches wide, at 40c.
These pretty skirts can be made fol
one dollar.
An odd peculiarly of the
Daily Republican., 1884-06-14

afsae OF the Thermometer
At the EErJBLIUAN office IN the shade,
7 O'Clock 10 O'Clock II o'cloch
Daily Republican., 1884-06-14
An odd popularity of the
Tennis fashion for ladies
seems to be that the dress
must be either plain or a
stripe.
JOHN WANAMAKt.k

Madame Mertcn, who has
long been an authority in
Fancy Needlework, has been
sick, but is now well enough
to be at the seashore. The
stock over which she reigns
is up to its usual excellence.
We have the newest designs
in l.ambrequins, Table Scalts,
Table Covers, Clock Pieces
and Toilet Sets in light ma
terials commenced for sum.
mer work-also in plush, sa"
tin and sateen.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-14
WIN. B. SHARP.

Domestic Department, First Floor.
We've made great reduc-
tons for the balance of the
season III our Canton Mat,
tlngs, and these cool and cas-
lily kept floor coverings for
summer use are now very
popular.
Seamless fancy, 80 cents, from G2H
cents.
Best Llama, fancy, 40 cents, from 80
cents,
Best Cathay, fancy, 30 cents, from 10
cents.
Heavy, fancy, 80 cents, from 40 cents.
Heavy, fancy, % cents, from IS cents.
Medium, fancy, Is cents, from %
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AT
VIM, B. SHARP'S,
Fourthand Market.

Many decided bargains are
coming to us daily, and large
purchases for cash make low
prices. There's 40 dozen
Children's Gauze Vests, odd
sizes, from Is to %, balance
of a large purchase, which
are reduced to l2bc. each,
from 37lc. and SOC; they
will move out rapidly at that.
In boys waists we show a
large assortment in fifty dit
terent styles and made as well
and strong as you would do
dI lloillc, tllcy dic III Coloie
and white, at Soc, 75c. and
81.
Fifty pieces new style Ba-
It's e Cloths is a splendid
fabric for Summer wear. We
are now selling them at l6c
from Csc. With them is a
line Of fine Scotch Glnghams
in Stripes and Piaids, reduced
to 25c. from sic.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-14
WIN. B. SHARP.
Rooms, Second Floor.

w M. ID. CI1ANI.
Carpet Rooms, Second Floor.
In Parasols among q large
line. We have just reduced
one lot of fifty, made Of heavy
satin brocade with fine part
ridge wood and bamboo
sticks, paragon frames and
really elegant goods. The!
60 at So, from S. and So.
WIN. B. SHARP.
Notion Department, First Floor.
| We have the popular
shades in those elegant block
pattern wide sash ribbons
blue, pink, garnet, cream
crimson and white. Many
of them come mixed witt
linen ; these are all pure
silk, Is cents per yard.
VIM. B. SHARP.
Notion Department, First Floor.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-14

SeersuCkcrs,
In Chambray,
Pin stripes and
Fancy Stripes.
Daily Republican., 1884-06-14
JOHN {. SWEENEY,
my2l-2m 400 Madison street,

| DLAlNE AND LOGAN. PROSPECTUS
ID now ready for thc lives OF the Republi-
d. Presidential Candidates. Written by
| au h"r'ty. Agents coming money. All 9TH
er book neVa to stand aside. Act Quick and
| secure territory ty applying to BAlKD 4
| MiltHELl-, 4l6 Market street, Whining
| ton, Del. u4tf
Daily Republican., 1884-06-14

TNDR RENT-A VERY UESIR 4 81. +.
L store, No. 307 West Se"oud street. Al
90 store and fixtures corner Jackson md
chestnut streets. apply to M. I. P' OLE,
No. 8 East Seventh street. llI3t
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rom IlCAL.
Democratic National IioEs

President-GROvER CLEVELAND.
Vice President-THoMA A. HENDRICKS,
Democratic state Ticket
NIT
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hrowns nou.,nv,u ,.n.o,.

- tne noel effective Pain Destroyer In tn,
..'. wou- VIII most surely quicken the bloOu
y anu thereoy more certainly RELIEVk
LAis. snetner chronic or acute, tnAn any
. S.no, pih alleVlnlor, ana II Is warrant ted dou.
p'U .no ~ ~siehslh oil auy similar preparation,
~ cuioe pain IN the slde, bnck or t1oN,,la
sviG ~iG .hf9ai rheumatism, Tootnachs, and
s... A,,,nSs, nS, anu is ihs treat BsIIsssr OF
shoaid be In every family A ueaspooni,II n,
sno rAnhces IN tumoler OF hot water i.yest,
ene1 pTeieIredl taken Al bedtime. will
maySl-lydM. W saw
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1h..e are s.lia r.o,.

The best bioon pu liner and system regulator
ever placed ~itLln the reacn oI suffering
humanity, Truly 1 Elttctric DILlers. Inactivity
OF the Liver, Biliousness, Jaundice Constipa-
ion, weak Kidneys, or any disease cf The
urinary organs, or whoever requires an appe-
uzor, tonic or mud sumulanI viii al NV,
nnd Electric Bltlers the best anu only crrtain
cufe SHOWN. hey act surely and QuiCkIy.
eseiS Ootle guaranteed Ia give entiie salts.
iaclon oil money refunded. SOLD nj tfIV cent =
ootue BY n. Is. Cochran. druggist, Nos IS7
shu Ios NoTlh Queen slI.eI, Ian caster Pa I.l
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nOlneI. .n"ener, nn1n...,

Are you disturbed al night and broken O
your rest uy slck child suffering ami crytnA
Will the eAcruciatiug pain OF cutting teeth 7
u So 20 AL once anu get II bottle OF NJ rs. WIN
SLo" = SOol HING SYRUP. IL will relieve
the poor nttle sufferer Immediately y-,iepeuo
upon IL here Is no mistake about IL. There IL
uote IuotheE on earth who has ever USED H.
VINO Will not tell you at once that IL VII,
IeSulhte the bowels AMI give rest TO the
motheI, ana RELIEF ami health to the child oI,-
Grating ike magic. II Is perfectly safe To use
IN n al al chS.s anu Pheasant 70 the taste, and L.
female physicians In the uiLou states, son
sverywheIe - cents DotIIs
mRV3l-iI q NJ " SSw
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a Popular vs,iscy.

Many people think that RHEUMATISM cannot
be cured II is caused by n bad state of the
blood which deposi poisonous matter In the
Joints and muscles causing lameness, sJitfness
and swelling of the ioints ana excrucitting
pains. kiiney.WCrt viii certainly effect a
cure. 1t acts on tue Kidneys Liver and Bow
els, stimulating them to heal by action,
purifips and enriches the blood anu eliminates
the poison from the sys EN-. 60 to the nearest
dru gist buy kidney Wort and be cured
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No. 2lg GRAND STREET,


JEfskY LITY, N. j eO ~, 1888
Two months ago suffered with a very bad
cough, which Kept me AXE ali night 1 as
recommended 10 put on my chest two Ali
cocks Porous Plasters. Unfortunately. my
druggist Persuaded me to try some other So.
caiied porous plaster. 1 lost my money, Tor
they were worthless and not II the sit htest |
benefit l then procured Allcock's Porous
Plasters, ana tney completely cured me.
J.f. AOGlSNIS.
Imita Ion Porous Plasters are being adver.
!, tfsed and offel ed tor sale. Be~ are OF them.
Alicock's Is The only genuine.
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MO- ner aiUon has prescribe this valuable
m'"lCli iol gre L many years III her private
pthCuCe' IL has proved an uniailing specific
IN tue treatment uf tn Inauy di-Or,Isrs To
Nhlch the female constitution l. subject II
Is II sure cure ior the monthly truu Dies that so
many so .son sutior. Mailed on leC, int OF
Price, 5Oc. Id OY ii. Is. Cochran. druggist
io' anu LS' NoI III queen SLIOUL (3l
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LARGE BASEM EMIT

lhUh BEST.
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lancaster !4ntelltgenccr.
YntDAY EVENING. OCT. IL. 1854.
LuvEIn AXLE.

oad exiiei Remember always
How gladly thy pulses were stirred
when her hand I'm thine tremblingly lay,
Like bird.
necail with what ch ,steped delight
Thy heart overfi owed in the hour
when her breathing p ,rfumed the st,ll night
Like Il over.
she y gone, and the dream OF delight
Fades out wi h ths hope deferred.
Thou dost know tnst mem'ry takes hight,
Like a bird.
Ger thy heart, now TO sorrow prey.
Already the clouds OF doubt lower.
Thou dost know that love witners away,
Like flower.
- Francois Coppee.
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N RS. LAIIgery,

And other famous women have won a reputa.
ZION ioi facial beauty nne complexion
MAKES one handsome. even though th,. face il
mol oil p rlecI IN una Burdock Hood IIttters
acts directly upon The eli culalion, anu 80 kIVe
Tue shm cleathSss anu sInOOlhLess other
wise ubaItuinabir. or sale by IA, B COCHRAN
druggist, lS3 am lS5 NOItn queen street
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suffered from rheumati-m so badly had to
use Cfutrh"S, nut threw them away after an
plying Thomas Eciectrtc on TO my limbs
% %noW le' ne Yer tban have IOI years +. l.
Gibbs. 39g Elk ST, Bun 40, y \. For sale
ny T.. Il. cochran, dEugsis l37 and 1879 North
Queen street.
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nsoss Hrsggerssioo IN the Fstimated vaiu
of Poultry Frodocts.

0ross Hrssgers,iop IN the F.t,mated Value
of Poultry frodocts.
For many months past some figures,
which any reasonable man must know at a
glance to be perfectly absured, have been
In circulation in the papers, as regards the
enormous value of the poultry products of
this country. Several times as they have
attracted our notice, 1t has occurred to us
- only matter Of duty to prick the bubble,
but other subjects of more Importance
have interviewed, aud this has been dropped.
Who was the discoverer Of the statistics
referred to, or from what origin they were
derived--unless from some publication of
the United States department OF agricul-
ture--we cannot tell. la the latest publ
cation OF them they are credited to the
Poultry Bulletin, aud read as follows:
According to the statistics of 1882 the
value of the poultry produced in the
United States, exceeds the value of either
hay. wheat, cstton or dairy products, as
the following figures will show:
Wheat stSs o'0 OOO'
40 'iO,l1L
W. "
fOultfy f1OuucJ... .obo-VoO luO
The only light readily accessible ON the
subject must be from the Upited States
census of, 1880, and 10 the official s1mma
ry OF the statIsJiog of agriculture in that
work, part B. page 2l, we tind the follow
Ing, which Is simply condensation Of
detailed tables published later on:
Probably few persons appreciate the
Importance of the contribution to the
annual p oduotion of wealth by the COM
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10, .,.,;s,,oaI a,',',,,n,;rr 80 80, pora
in ,hss. r.uarLs 80 ~, sna"iay 80,
nsss 20, ,hars 1pp,, -, -, 80 -. Sn',h, ,Sa.
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states.
"The mum Der of barn yard fowl repor
ted in the census. exclusive of spriug
batchi. q, was IO2 272 1856 OF other fowl.
23 235 1877 The mum Der OF dozens of eggs
ASS 30 9l6 At IL cents a dozen. certaiuly
q moderate estimate, the annual value Of
the egg proouot TO the farmer would
= A. 400
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-17
r.,IN. 1 rIIes 1 rllnnl

Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itehin,
rnes ons box has cured tho worst case OF 3,
yusis siAhi'ns. Nuune ooo'i sufieI Nv. Iuin.
uies afleT usins Williams Indiau PlI. utnI,
u.ent ansoEos tuinore, allAys Itching, cts
:. pouiues, gives Instant reiiet. Prepai eI
Eothins else. SOLD by druxsists ami tissii.,
ON receipt OF PAIGE, tl. sold Dy H. b. Loch-
fsa- dFuxgiSIlSl anu ls9 North Queen sIrsst>
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-17
Why Dc DOW Bcast 2

True, you art In a miserable cOndition-you
are weak, palid and nervous. You cannot
sleep AT night. nor enjoy your waking hours 1;
yet why lose heart Get ut The uruggIsts Il
bottle OF Burdock Blood Biners Iney Will
restore you 70 health and peace OF mind rur
korth Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1884-10-17

Inc greatest blessing that has been dis
covered Ia this generation. A rurr cure Tor
Nipples, Hart and SOFT COrns, Cnapped Tins,
anG nAiias,-Ptt!.,2 g...s ana BloUches. rricr soc
solh Oy Drug hsLs sold by~!L Cochran
druggist i5' and l5s North Our en- street.-ta