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Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

The office of the Ia timore Day will
DO sold at public auction.
Mrs. ID. o. G. Kenny AMI Mir
Maggie McGari'y are visiting frieuos
IN ack SOL, Mississi ppi.
The remains of Eugene McCrone,
who died at Baltimore, were brought to
MIDI letovn for interment last Tuesday
Fine toilet articles you will find in
Large variety a. 302 King street, aud al
reasonable prices. Taylor & Fullerton.
Adam Dayatt, OF Pencader II hundred,
has lost 10 or ~ pigs from somethiuI
like the cholera, worth some 500.
The Rev. George X. Bristor ATTENDED
the NJ. l. church at Middietowu iasi
Sunday, but WAS not invited into the
pulpit.
~ the meeting of the Claymont
yccum next Tuesday evening, Abner
vernon vii. read paper entitled
Claymont forty years ago"
DO not forget the temperance meeting
~ the Delaware A venue Baptist church
this evening, a. Mr.. q. A. Hilton will
speak on the Question Of the Age"
A musical entertaiument will Ii,
given IN tle lecture room Of the church
of the Sacred Heart on Monday and
| Tuesday evenings.
The condition of Rev. j. Il. Spotts
wood, OF New Castle, Is som what Inn
proved, aud hopes are entertained o.
ms Restoration to health, although h.i,
over eighty years OF age.
| The BAPTIST city mission school will
by request repeat their entertainment
THIS evthlng at the hall, corner Seven
teenih and Union streets, conuencip,
az 1C'c.ock. Admission 10 cents.
AT Hartman's drug store, Fifth an,
Poplar, you will find au elegant assert
ment OF tooth brushes, hair brushes
toilet powders and handkerchief ex
| Tacls
Rev. DR.. Balm, Of Philadelphia. viii
deiiver an Interesting address at tn
annirersary Of the IN visionary soeiet,
lof the Hanover Presby terrain eLurci
mis- evening.
The Traders Tea Company, whieI
lclosed up busiress in tins city a few
lays ago, have opened two stores NJ
| Philadelphia, one Oh Chestnut and II,
oiAer on A"ttn Eighth street.
Tn re will be a meeting Of u
Wonen's L nion VI ssionary Society O.
/ frlday aitrrLOon at. 3 o'clCck, IN III
lecture room Of the c. ntral Pre-byierla
church, ri which time Miss FLETCHER.
returned u,issipEary from Eokuham;
Japan, vii lake an address. All il
ttie-t'd are cordially invited 10 /
present.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12
The Dime Museum.

Payne 81 Jacobs Dime Museum in
the Odd Fellows Hall still conuinuts I,
attract large crowds, and last evening
the room was packed. The entertain
ments are first class in every respect
and two performances ara ylyen daily
those ID lie afternoon b.irE more ei,
pecia! y for ladies and ch,lu1cn. II il
the INTENTION Of the managers 10 pre-
seLt ir rapId succession the most tx
tehslve ana varied attractions eveI
shown in this city, and as the admis
sion lsuny 10 and ~ cents, the latte
being tr choice reserved seats, there i
no doubt but lie enterprise viii be ,
success.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

The Grand Lodge A. q. U. W., com.
posed Of the States OF N AIRY and, Della.
ware and New Jersey, het At, Camden
n. J on Tuesday and adjourned last
evening. The following we're the Off
GERS elected for the ensuing year:
G. NJ. w, William NJ. Buits, Balti.
more, Md &c. r.. John J. Gallagher,
Wilmington, Del; q C., W. II. Yer
milye, Jersey City. N. j.; g. g., Lew
Weinbereer, Baltimore, Md; q. NJ
FIX, G.. l.. wilkins, N D., Baltimore
Md; G.. Recorder, A. +. Colbert. Balti
mere, Nd; g. Receiver, Niger Hirsch
Baltimore Mi G. W.. NJ. ii. Horuer
Baltimore. No; Trustees, ID. NJ. Reese
Baltimore. Md, Joseph II. Seal, vii
mington Dsl., and J J. Kcarsing, New
Jersey. About Is delegates from VII
inington attended the meeting.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12
SWISS BALSAM,

by Its curing me- ot that terrible d isease,
| Asthma, after trying other renis. lies. j
Green, Gri yer Ter J Bradford.
Hour Aromanua cured Ine II Bilious.
uess, and | coi slider II the gr.at..., med
lcine IN The wor!i, says T. English, a,
lClAymoGt .treot.
| My child years old, wa- iia'aelia,e
| " cured uf Group 10y III, it.,- 81 Swiss
ba'sam. Mrs. A Scui, No 3pi LON
bard street
| Unlike most cough medicines, (Swiss
RaIstm coutalps no Mor,,lia on
lOPinm, amt = The only safe remedy foi
children rhr-,. ara vpg,t,f.,, r.me
dies, S~i,s E,lra,n cul,n al. tbr0a,
And lung disease. The great. rurely
| NtnHtt,L ~ .. ....LI- tA...-..l :
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12
/ HlR0 EDITION,
Fhe llslMes,. n-m.s.-,a, F.rc,


CHfcAao, febTuiry 1.-THE Daily News
Spriry n-id, Ill special says:
the tso parties in the state Legisl AZURE
have deem Watching each other closely to
day, each hoping 10 reap some advantage
At tue incefing tn-m"rrow to ballot Tor
United States Senator. The Democrats
held caucus tonight, and decided to
force talbot 20 morrow If possible
The Democrats have heard from all their
members, d expect TO have every one
here by noou TO morrow. The Republi-
cans, on the other hand. have nine men
from whom they have not heard and who
are probably showed in, besides Senator
Brown, who is sick. The dispatch also
asserts that It is the intention of the
Democrats TO secure q vote, If possible, 4 n
both Houses separately and then proceed
30 joint oaliot, with the assurance of
success, holding that bare majority of
the votes cast will elect, and that q ma.
1ority Of the members elected is not ne
cessary.
CnIcAeo, Ill, Feb. ia despatch to
the Journal from Springfield says After
come roll calls, including call of the
House, on which the Republicans did not
vote and SO Democrats did, Mr.. Hamil-
ton moved TO proceed to elect United
States Senator. Speaker Haines refused
toente tain the point of order that no
quorum was present, and ordered the
c'erk to proceed with The roll call, which
x resulted Morrison, 46 Haines
Richard Bishop, l. Mr.. Morgan, of Will
county, voted for Mr.. Haines on the
ground that he could not vote for Free
trader. Mr.. Haines voted for Mr.. Bishop
During the roll call the Republicans
left their seats and the House. The
Democrats voted to invite the Senate to
joint session at noon, and then took re
cess.
The Senate met with seven Republican,
and three Democrats absent. The Re
publtcl66s broke quorum, when Senate
YGH1s moved to adjourn until 1l.30
rNAlch was carried When the Senate re
~ Convened the Democrats tried to have th
w Clerk Of the House recognized, bit tn
President ruled that he could recogniz
no one without quorum.
A few minutes before II the Democrat
arose in body and marched over TO til
House. The remaining Senators carrie
a motion to adjourn.
When the Senators aud Representative
had assembled, Mr.. Haines said, as b
understood the law, it made no ditferenc
whether quorom was present or no
The law was imperative that the vot
should be taken.
The roll call resulted : In The Senat
Morrison, % I: In the House, Morrison
So, and Haines, l.
Mr.. Morgan voted for Ha'nes an,
Haines voted for Morrison. The Dem
Gratis applauded when Haines' vote ",
announced.
Mr.. Harrison announced mo quorum
and no election, and that the uallotiu
would be resumed at noon TO morrow. III
Senators then left.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12
LIZ TMonGt.Ni.hu

Stanshury Murray the popular barber,
No. ljl East Front street, &C ebrated In
2Sth birthday !ast night, and had quite
a large numb # his friends with him
TO enjoy TIE Festivities Of the occasion.
When 1t comes to numbering friends
Stansbury has about as many of them
as usually falls to the lot of any one
individual, and we hope he may he
happy over about threescore more birth.
daVs
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

Though this morning was not 40 co,a
,.s yesterday morning, IL was SUI co'u
enough to suit the most ardent lover o'
cold weather.
II there are any persons who want
colder weather. they shonid im'
meiiAtely remove north and MAKE
their abiding place wish EsquimeanA'
This climate Is entirely too inhosPita-
BILE for them. The high winds nave
fallen, and The Gun, after being up An
hour or two, began to msk. some I'M
uressiou on the ice NJ sunrhiny corners,
The thermom et@r At o'clock vsfi~l
from 4 10 II degrees above zero
throughout the city, according 10 ex
posure. At York yn Que thermofn sieI
registered 2 degrees above zero, WINE
another s inches from 1t Registered =
Both hao been considered good Their
mometers.
The plumbers are In regulation
mendibg burstsd water pipes and ny
draBts, hut AT noon to-day the indicA
tions we're that the most severe crisii
OF the cold snap was over, ana TN
general feeling is that 10 more suci
cold spells are needed In Wilmington
this winter.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

William Powell was before ,Jufp.
Cummina tlis morning charged w.fI
ornnk-uuess, aud officer borne, who
made IA arrest, testified tina. IN respoutt
To IA telephone message h. vent to IT,,
work. cf fhe 1hu q Baker MAiufac
turing Company and found Po&el. Law
ing drunk n-ar The fu.na;e, and tia,
Mr.. Btker odd aim tie Iuan would no,
work " con'r bure 10 the support OF
he family. The Judge imposed fiLt
OF 81 and COSTS.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12
The IEibernfa RtHea

This eHee.l"nt company wIll give a
oTama' e eh'"rtairnent 10 night in the
OJerH House, under the auspite, of the
Irving Dramatic Club ON he pro
gram Tor the evening viii ". Among
the Breaker An " PIX. q CI.lahan.
or to- IRISH Pstrio' rha g",l.-al al
mission will he % erLt-, van 70 cents
extra TOR reserved Keats Tie enter.
tainment promises 10 be one OF tie bes,
Oi the s-asCn
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

1t Is cur intentions 10 carry larger
and finer selection of wall papers and
decorations this coming Spring than
We have ever done before. joseph H..
Greenman. All King street.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12
DEGISTER's ORDER
~ HFSISrEE : OvFICP,
INV tA-TLf cot MY, bFI..


INV CAsTLE cot STY, Dfi
JAHusrN s.h, iNoi. J
uPGn The APpli,ca,ti'n, q ! ~ >
ccutors Of kDW AID suNDEN, lat. OF
MIL creek nun red. in sad county ,
deceased 10 j. ord rrG ana direct Il ~ tbs
Register hit the executors Aforesaid give
noice ~ sfani.ng Of lrttc te.lam.rt ~
upon the estate Of e dtr,ns a. With
the dat" Of gran ing thsrruf. ~ causing Adytr-
ustmehfs I" De posted within ~ iAYs from me
late OF sH,n letters In ia 81 the most public
places u thr equity IT Ntwt aa3lr. reqnifinE
all persons having demands AGAINST The ,stAte
=" present ne iAinr. or AbiIr ny an At OF
Assembly Ia surn rast ma e aud ruvide. !
ana Alsoctusr the raiRe To- Dc inserted ~itLih
The same p'Tisn IN To" DAILY RgrtHLft Az.
nr~sIap-r published IN " imtnst u, aud 10
be cdnli4ne.i thrrUln thrt" we.ss. a.. -. Il
4 ~ biYen under ihs hand huf sal ~
81 >. inmre ~ thr REGISTER sfoTrsald at
- " hHltEtnu in Sow castle Couu \
AioresAld. the da} AMI ,sar ait,Vr Written
nNA1iUSt. GliuBH. "egtsirr.
Neft' p Al prrssnt natinR claims .gatns
the estate Of ID. d'ceNAed must present the
same, 1hiv Attt-trd Ia the .Ar,u'.rs
on nr b"tpre January 4ith, lns. abide the
Act ~ Assemtiy IN such - Ate ana pro.
vidtd. JOHN = rnNDEN
SAN IL NJ. 80 = pFS
:, ESceuturs.
"9nftas Wool late. III i,u.s
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

THE nice little scheme to enable the
Sunday papers to get pull Mt the
sheriff's printing was nlpped In the
bud In the Senate on Tuesday by an In
definite postponement. The House nut
the bill through according to instruc-
tions, but the Senate, more confederate
aud conservative, still chung TO the old
belief that while there we're other pa
pers In abundance with large circula-
tons there was no necessity for spe-
cially legalizing Sabbath labor. II
may BE- legal or It may not TO publish
legal notices In Sunday papers, but b.
that ~ u may the Senate n not pre-
pared to open the gates wider 70 what
is termed by many a Decoration Of thu
Sabbath.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12
AROMANNA

is a sur" ava absolute cure f1r pvspep.
sia, Ma ara lndig sfiss, H.. .ness.
heaFi hG-a 3".'dI'l-, Bacln, fo,.i
ana AL brhl.i OF a-ouael. H., = and
X iucy-
For htooi and skin lisea,e i,.. nn.
Iequnl'el
Sold ~ s"7 Iarke: street pricc
% and - cents
7tst;sG s;ts &. :. -; ,.;-,,s.s,E
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12
DR.. S!Iy9faS,'
VEGETABLE PILLS,
THE PERFECTION OF pJyJE

MAEKIND'5 FAVORITE PILIs
Tho most famous liver medicine OF aaft,
NO gripping, Sickness or weakness attoY,t
theif operation. They do not leave the ber.
els cOstlve. They tone and Strengthen IN,
ttvei ana act On the Kidneys, stomach sYe
exin, curing liver Complaint, sick hoada chs
neuralgia. biliOusnsss, pain In the sides o,
baok, pain in tho bowels, kidneys or bladder
fever or dumb egue, ehiIls and fever. gensrs,
weakness. loss Of appetite, GO They AZ,
splendid for weakly females as an assistan,
to Keep the system healthy. They arc "a
uOfben and recommended By thousands e.
the Incest pu1gstiVe and splendid liver me-,
icine. ELEGANTLY suRar-coated. 20 GEMS .
oox ; famtly boxes, SIX in enc, 81. Sent by
mail. Sold by loading dealers in modicines
Rain depot, Fourth and King streets, WA
L lh9ton, Dol, and No. oH Arch street
Philadelphia. noy.slS
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12
DEATHS.

lHoRN-cn FEB. 10, william P., Youngest
son Of Charles W. and kmma n. Horn, 10
Relatives and friends Of the family are re-
speeti uIly invited Tn attend the func-si RON
|tbe resldspee OF his parents. No co2 King
street. 90 FRIDAY aiternoon At 2 clock.
lBRAuLEy On the 10th Inst, Henry HAD
ky, aged 70 ycats.
Ksiatlyes aud f.isadR are respectfully invi.
ted 70 q, tend the funeral from his late rest.
dsnce. Front and Sbipiey slreats, on FridAy
morning ate O'Clock High mass at ~
i Peters church. lntsrment at New Cathedral
Gene cry.
lJONES-In Phiis.. on Wednesday. the lin
| inst. Captain John NJ Jones. late OF thc
US Revenue Marine service, In the 10Th
year of bis age
| Relatives aud friends arc respectfully
invited 20 attebd the funeral services, " b
hell on Friday. tho iJlh inst, ~ the PIT
Presbyterian saurch. @ilmipg:s n, Del pune
ltuAliy At Isl IN.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

rhilafe .ph'5 RAJ tgrn5,.,,,..
- ~. 4..tt =. a. 90 nm ot'S,
'"s..''te, r uld NttlJya -JI2 4a4o.
~ * a ~, 3 'aestnF, via hsnosin, $40 n IN
Ealtiu IRE All wA.aia. r.,
';po :. a.. baltimore / IL ~ al "a,
foi luii'tr 'diot4Gt'q. as.st.5,-5.
,fsns 70 ,'A' a"t t;oiss posted !. tne sts o
mon gslo ioais.d ~ sre limited expro,s
49, ".'o.. sitrF itr' iaGOa. .s,t. ''''e
OEAhLtS e. PuJs - ~
'nsFa' IA sen ter aft
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

Mccall X EElngs 81
fusfchapt "A ortA r''i.'
evening al ~ AAitr
hops 10 ma-l isH!
GsJrgs MEGA 'ir
tbs hrul, IL 80 a.
ot W ilDiuP'an A.
uierebant tAigl.
wears aRo,tAAl b. e, q
Mr Beings la
has for BONE tine ~
two or three wtrA. az
for John II. NJ l'e
X now leige 81 tie '''
owns the tilildmg ID
urn viii carry ou
Will appear ~ i dis
PUBLICAN
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

The cold yesterday was 40 intense
that ont door work was generally sus
pended. In the various shin yard.
men were obliged To quit or suffer terri
bly, from cold II they did not 10 30.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12
JOHNSON d BARNHILL.
UadertakeTs and EmbaImsrs,
2O7 MARKET STREET.
NJ ysod
ID k4ISiLa'S ORDER.
IN kEotsTKgs DvviCE,
NEW CASTLE CouETY bEL..
IanuafN IA lBsA

ID k,ilSIEa'S ORDER.
IN kEotsrKR's DyyICE,
NEW CASTLE CouETY DEL..
January 81, lssS.
Upon the application OF ChAkLEt
". HEALD, executor Of JACOB
SHOW aLrt.k late Of Wim ngton Han
ired In said county, deceased, It's ordered
and directed by TINS Register that the exc
cutor aforesaid give notice II grazing u
letters testameniary upon the estate OF
| the deceased, with tue date Of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements 10 to
posted within forty days frou. the date Of
such lettt ~ In six ~ thI meet public places
Of the county Of New Caste, requiring ali
persons having dem ands ngAinst the estate
10 present the same, or abide by an Act Of
/ Assembly In such case made and provided /;
and also use the same 70 be inserted within
the same period In the DAILY REPUBLICAN,
| . Newspaper published In v ilninkton, and
10 he continued therein three weeks. 10 o d.
~~ Owen under the hand ami Seal
| LIS ofOfioe VI the heststaf Aforesaid.
| (~-~NAt Wilmington, In New Castle
| County aforesaid. the day and year above
| written. | q. bHtBb, Register.
NoTiCE All persons having claims Az Al nN
the estate ofthe deceased must present the
sane, duly attest.d 10 the executor. or
or before the 20 day OF J.ruRry. 1850. OF
abide the Act OF Assembly In such case made
and provided. CHAhI.ts II. HtALD.
| Executor.
| Address. Wilmington, bcl. iabzs
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

We are assarrd BY Mr.. Gookin 81 the
Ebbitt n onss. that no gambling What.
ever 10 permitted on his premises, aud
any a,luwion thereto In this connection
IA entirely unwarranted.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

All kinds OF wood by the load or cord
a Mills, Fourth and Rail road.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12
1000

Yards Russian crash at s, 9 and 10 cents
per yard. Fine goods. This low price
is made in order to close ont quickly
and make a stir. Kennard 81 Co.'S old
time store, Gil Marriott street.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12
FIT 7 \ ED|1.


For several YEAR "'a
oern parties in roiiaps,
eesn di,po-ing OF ', p',., ~
much less than ,'
marked for lie We I'd
manufacturer, De-. 'Ae1
ING that 10 long A.,l,s, Il
iAc,urer- their ~ho...N ~
bal q night 10 ,ii-ls.. =
any price they n :. II
tursrp, howevtr, -
loren, view . the n,,,,..
moths ago held a T. , '...i 4
deipbia. nj wsicn f.
10 furnish their gu4.
r~ctly 10 dealers t,,.
marked prices. nor !, :,
piled the dealers. M, .'s
~ shc pfopriri0r- irun d,
my tn. Iobtr-r- 10, D.
lit was hoI.'i won i ~,
tice. but the iowt,'
continued their mn,
eventually loinei b, II
always found s,u.
the goods they wat,.i n
ing of the maput,e.s.
W.dbesdav. at ii. 60
PHILADELPHIA, It ~.
move all rh,riction. .ts u
sell NJ any nice 1.,
cons quttc ~. tetst.
eithtf pave 'Os,st,t.t
the dealer - rave III
cibrs rrnnain unsold o.,
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

Bush's, French street wharf, Ia the
place to bny cd coal,
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12
PROlsas, q l,isunAnl N

Some a. IT,. CHLaf4t
" hich wa rAssi "a e
les years aso tor t'tH7
lag = nonuturBi tal
have come iu thr l. 4.i
Lee i'm ltsrliii' 'n'iet G'i
10 execution att az =
holding q Inrfliisir '+
making some ai.p,. "a
IL has D Props 4
Dresriug nc,'' s.i't '.i Hi
ms city. "a cont
"a the Assucil e., t.a'
probably ~ Rvo d ',s
t'e made Of ~ Tue .ai
Ties ~ daily ail'd.s. "a
relief. and .iuc"
her III. agents hlft "
reported npou ! 81
present cold tpAi ~ =.
erahlr suii-r.ts an ltf
food, fuel ard e.. sit
needed.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

You can buy the Holly Tree muslin
ut KepnArd & Cos, old time store
house, No. oil Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

On sun iaE
Council. y ..rf
viii attend pl1N rbtA
wood NJ 4. e. n.
nj their hai 81
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

Dr.. wilson's w,d,,I

The incieu ency d b. -.
fered with the usea, ngs.s3'i
who attend Il y. Jr " !, ri
day nifht TAX on pa,ts
before the Un,,y ci1h ~
night wss UPON reait
the skin. . The -pAsr -
Interesting phNsiolnsia. u
the skin. or rs Dr Visa 10
" the eByrlcp" or bag "a
are slipped F" lirit,a, .ori
ritiv@nrs- 81 The ssia O.
70 take cch wlrritFat IT.
IL a clnhuly AVID h.aer 81
Diseases ni he .Rlt
come altogether i,au '.r =
from over aliug We a.
was Illus rat d uyjlt ~
ways cargtt code On
'i'.iinR u rnisi - - =
was anuthel cau-. ri
In a great mra.4te o. u
proper dieting. .Irr ~
aud wearing pfol-r ~
ture was hishiy apr y. y
tti,iacnt au .i.uc- r,e.t. ~
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

NJ. L. No. 1l7 Marke,
street, vi. "a to-day fine line OF
gents and b5yP gossamer coats.
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12

l. n AIRY JOHNSON, Gro. I. bshsWfLL
az Jefferson street. 12!S TatnAii street
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12
pcrsas''

ae M.s, IN IL r,aF as', y. 9 Y
orabo' OF s ls.' :, ~ j lem
% beautiful 80 a..i - On
Daily Republican., 1885-02-12
Fiaoh =

:. FlhOh
or buyers C - s"' Bl'p' E
2o6 Market slre"'' 1
for shoes. - 4
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-27
A Young Opera tor.

Eula Brown, of Courtney, Tex, Ia the
youngest telegraph operator in America
possibly in the world. She Is but
little over seven years of age. There Is
hardly a duty or detail Of railroad tele-
graphy In Texas that she Ia not thor
oughly familiar with. Her father has
been an operator for years, and the
little one has passed nearly all her time
in telegraph Office since she fret
learned to creep. She always had u
fondness for tamperlng with the Keys,
and she had hardly learned the letters
OF the alphabet before she also knew the
telegraphic signs and sounds for each.
Before she had learned to write plainly
she could send a message over the wires
at a fair rate OF speed, and to-day she
can send and take Ms well rs any OF the
average operators Of the country.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-27

No disease which does not ooiine n
man to his bed so completely units him
for business as dyspepsia. When the
stomach is foul, the brain is always
muddy and confused, and as the cares
and anXieties of life are a sufficient bur-
den for the organs OF thought to bear,
without being tornented by the mis-
cries born Of indigestion. 1t Is highly de-
sirable for the brains sake, as well as
for the sake of every other portion of
the system, that the disordered stomach
should be restored with the utmost dis.
patch to n healthy, vigorous condition.
This object can always be accomplished
by course Of lIostetter's Stomach Bit
tiers, the purest and best of vegetable
specifics, which evaouates the morbid
humors through the bowels, rouses and
tones the torpid stomach and regulates
the liver, imparts iirmness to the nerves
and clears the sensorium OF Its mental
oobwebs. Persons subject to attacks of
indigestion, bilious headache, irregular
ity Of the bowels, sickness OF the stom-
ach, or 1.-THE blues" should take the Bit
tiers once or twice day throughout the
present season.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-27

The san Antonio ice factory, Losoyo
street, near Houston street, have greatly
increased their facilities for the manu-
tacture OF ice, and are now prepared to
I'LL all orders flom the city or country,
having on hand at all times not less than
10 tons OF Ice. Our ice Ia made from
water furnished by the Waterworks COM
pany, and distilled or condensed before
manufacture. In connection with our
factory we have constructed four large
refrigeratOrs, for the storage OF meats.
fruits or other articles requiring pure
dry atmosphere for their keeping. Arti-
Giles Of this kind will be received on stor-
age by the day, week or month. These
reirigerators are operated upon the dry
air principle, and the only ones In this
state, except that at Columbus. We
have sample room to store several car
loads We will be pleased to show Wis
itors through our works at all times
j. Il. LACOsTE, +. SEAMoN,
President. superintendent.
Al
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-05-27
sweet are the Uses OF Advertise.
mentS.

\ gentleman who some years ago
acted as manager for distinguished
actress who plays in four languages and
s charming in all of them, has confessed
to an interviewer that at the beginning
of this lady's theatrical career she was
poor and had not single diamond in
her possession. Every one knows that
the majority Of great actresses and
singers have many diamonds, and 1t is
Therefore natural for certain section Of
the public to conclude that the lady who
has no diamonds Ii not n great actress.
The lack of gems told heavily for time
against the success OF the first American
tour OF this lady. One day at Montreal
the manager saw IN show window "A
dazzling paste necklace, the price of
which was S2j. lie bought 1t, and at
once procured "A substantial iron safe In
which to keep Ii. At Chicago, the next
halting place, the safe was solemnly en-
trusted to the hotel clerk, together with
the information that 1t contained dia-
monds. valued at $4,000, which had
been presented to the great actress by
the Gar. The diamonds were soon the
talk OF the city. The papers had para
graphs about them the people went to
the theatre to see them; when they saw
them they also saw the actress, and the
lady did not neglect her opportunities.
Such was the origin Of her popularity
ST. James Gazette.