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The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-25

Mr.. j. NJ. Norris, an old resident Of
Rome, Ga, says, that he had been badly
troubled with Kidney Complaint for n
great many years and with Eczema for
three years; ut times could scarcely
walk and had tried mary remedies
without benefit, until he began taking
Electric Bitters and amounting his hands
and feet with Bucklen's Arnioa Salve.
This treatment afforded him great re-
lief and he strongly recommends Eec-
trio Bitters to all who suffer with Kid
ney Complaints, or need u Blood Purifier
Sold by a. Dreiss. 3
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-25

ayes. madam" said the Dominic.
Just quarter Of cup Of tea, If YOU
please, and half slice of toast. That Is
all can eat before preaching this even
ing, for my dyspepsia Is so bad The
poor man preached an aWlully dry SER
mon, which put his hearers to sleep. But
why should a minister have dyspepsia
as long as Browns Iron Bitters Is to be
had ut the drug storesg The Rev Mr..
Onley. Of Newbern, n. e., says: 81 con-
slider Browns Iron Bitters one Of the
best medicines known
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-25

Mr.. +. /. Meyer, the proprietor Of
Meyers hall, has just returned from his
fourth trip from California. lie IL now
prepared to serve customers aud iami-
lies with the very best brands Of CalifOr
MIA wines and pure grape brandies.
Families can be supplied with pure
article of California claret at one dollar
per gallon. Ports and other special
brands Of pure vintage, always on hand.
lO-l0-Janl
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-25
Travis PARK Concert.

The following programme will be
played by the Eighth Cavalry Band this
evening. Frank A. Hall, Director:
|. Chinese March, Parlow.
.. Overture, Bandtenstreione, Suppe.
3. Waltzes, Manola, Waldieuiel.
4. POtpourri Of Popular Songs, B~tt-
ger.
.. Gavotte, Ever Thine. Weiss.
Time, I o'clock.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-25

DIR. l.. V. weathers Is having remark
able success IN his practice. lie IA a
graduade of one Of the finest schools on
the continent. with nearly n years ex-
perienoe. His office is az Nette's drug
store; residence, 2u7 Elmira street Al
ways carries pocket ease of best m di-
cines, for night calls. Telephone con-
nectiOn with residence. lO-ll.lm
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-25

Save money and doctor bills. Relieve
your Mothers, Wives and Sisters by a
timely purchase Of DR.. Bosanko's Cough
and Lung syrup, best known remedy
for Coughs, Colds, Group and Bronchial
elections. Relieves Children Of Group
in one night, may save you hundreds Of
dollars. Price 80 cents aud 81. sam
pies free. Sold by II. l.. Fowler, X.
COIN q Co., j. ID. Deyne, j.. Clavin. /
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-25

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrup
should always be used for children
teetnng. 1t sOoths the child, soltens
the gums, alleys all pain. cures wind
collie, and is the best remedy for diar-
rhWa. - cents bottle. 7-22-lyr
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-25

III you are about to leave the city
and wish to sell out, by all means see !.
NJ. Emerson right away. People who
arrive In San Antonio and intend to fur
nish house should by all means call on
purchasing. ll-lG-tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-25

You will be sorry IL you buy guns,
pistols or pocket knives. or ammunition,
without getting Emerson's prices first.
Emerson Il reliable. and can be trusted
all the time. ll-lG.tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-25

Seven or eight dollars will buy fine
trunk or good warm overcoat from +.
Sheets, Il Commerce street. ll-l0.tf
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-25

VNHE REPUsLlc OF MExlc0-For reliable infor-
l. nation about Mexico purchase the book
of Lorenzo astro, ut the reduced price of 81
per copy, with map. Send your order to this
office "a If
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-25

tay"For everything needed In the lum-
Der line, call on +. J. Bethel, Mt Inter
national and Great Northern depot. ~
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-25

BUILDING L0TS-Two fine building corner
ID lots, size ll0xl70 feet, in a healthy portion
Of the city. Price 500. Address 'T. II. j..
Light office.
The San Antonio light. (San Antonio, Tex.) 1883-1886, 1885-11-25

Il he celebrated self-oonforming feath-
erweight flexible hat at f. sheets, II
Commerce street. ll-lg-tf
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-03
HARDWARE AND METALS,

AxEs-Collins, y doBon. 500; Gold Dollar
>ossni sou Diamond edge, y dosan, $50
Douhle Bit, 100. WV
sKILLETs AND LIDs-a1%c u u; sugar sst.
TIM PLArE--l, q. lOxIA, y box, 800, [, o
.&GaV y box, 800; Terne, ls12O, q box, T,5O
lsIne, 2OXlS, dl box, l450.
TlHWARE-Pleoed, discount so q cant
stamped, discount 50 p cent.
soLpEk-No, ], l5o; No II and y, 100 n n
DUOA HORSE UOLLARs-NO. !, AS n dozen
i hAhEs-Two loop, s.52 y doESn; thfeS loop
TAoKs-In boxes, 100 papers, 2.50 X boz,
dozen, $50. F--'>'
MATTocRs-f; dozen, $50.
hUBBEn BHLrIRG-Dlscount 90 u cent,
HAILs-S0O, rate
SHoYELs And sPADNs-- ROwland'p, die.
count ~ n cent; AInes' list, 80 eli goods. d h.
oonnt ~ AID 10 q cent.
heavy HARDwABE-ShRfte dni9hoa. gOC
poles, 1850; singletrees, wagons, selLCt, l,i5,
buggy, 2.G6; express 200; wagon tongues
igNJi hickory axles, 1000; holsters, AIS; coup.
ing poles, a76i spokes, xxx, select, 2.;b
N.Y. $50 sawed felloea, ~, LIS; n 400
BoWden shoes, 6.gOi northwestern horse nails
TO D, $40; Z, b25j \. 200! par iron, Do rate
plow steel, Tci Hprlp. :. el, SO; cast steel, lSo
,bUeGIEs-Grade J., nd spring TOP, e1.OO@
lU0.OOi do. OPEN 7e.JtsSS0.00; do. side sprinl
gop, lOO.OUGl35.OO; do. side bar, lOO,OOGfA),06
do. ph@tons, l250e0tl5O9O: grado A. slds
spring, l4O.0OG2OO.OO; do. phietons, i5O.GT
@O.gOi bump seat buggies, l5b.OO0t256OO: Mai.
form springs, ll0000ele 200; three spying Wnq.
ons, 60,0O01Il6.O0.
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BRY aOOns

PRINTS. MerrimncK, fancy, 5y4; Mancheg.
Ter, 6%;Arnold, 9; American, 81 Pacific, 81;
Hamilton 5,si Gloucester .5}s; Gloucester
Allen, 51;s LoSi,4js, Simpson, !, Eddy stone
o. simpson mngr g; Allen, pink and
purple, Oh simpson silver grey, 8; Richmond
pink and purple, o; Dunnoll, shlrting, AZ
Ragetts shlrting, ~ Allen check, 81; Pea.
body, black, SHi Simpson, black, o. Rose
BLOWN sHEETINss--Crown, 71i; Augusta,
6i kttrich LII, 8; Charter Oak, *; Live Oak
4; International, 81; Laurence LII, @; Glen
dale, ~ Enterprise, 8; Glendale, y, 81 Boat,
BRo%S'N saIRTING-Cast Iron, 8; Farm.
ers. ~ Honest, u; Pooalontas, ~; Allen.
dale, u Century, 81; Dwight, n; Lockwood,
rs Manotoba, 5Ai Bedford Il, ~.
BLEAoHED SHIRTGNG-New York, lOi<;
Lonsdele Cam6ric, ID; Masonville, 10y Frat
OF the Loom, S14i Gold Medal, N; Cream Of
Crop,
TiCKiNe-Amoskeag A CA, Is; Amoskeag
A, lSIfi Swift River, ~ Standard O, 7; Eas-
ton Xxx, lOI; Easton "A, IL; Oakland fancy,
20; Pearl River, ii; Slbley Awning, 10.
STRIpEs-Hamilton, l0N; Thorndike, l0lt
American, o; Rock River, " Raleigh 81;
Unknown SS,S, %; Jewett City, 81 Un'
DENiMs-Amoskeag l2,Ii Otis, lS1li York,
CHICKS AND PLAIDs-Mount Pleasant, I;
Catewba, ~; Old Dominion, !; Memphis
,Ii Queen Oily, 81; Augusta, 4; Tennessee
l0hi Cottondsle, I; Cumberland Check, Z;
Sibley,S
GIEdHAMs-B Bates, ~; slatersville, S;
Westtllle, !; Bates Dress Plaid, o; Scotch b
r., III; Amoskeag, So; Bellevisw, ~;
Washington, 0; Windemere, ~.
Observation-Disclosures, Ok; Sterling, III
die, l0i Harrisburg, 81; Slater, So; Ever
EFT, ~; Boss, 8; Silverdale, 8; Arlington, Q;
Victoria, IL; GermRnia, lSI<; Bates, 10.
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LIQUORS.

|UoHoL---N gallon, s285lA}g.37.
AHDtuB-Dcmestlc, a gallon, fl,5)a7 ta.0O,
|g1ed cognac, lST1,f gallon, $40; 1879, - .59I
1910; 1865, 1905; 1860, S7,i0, 1865, u 90;
$1,000; 0tRTd, Dgpuy a Cos cognac, 1873
1870, 800; 1854, la,0O, lS4S, tl0,25, Bis.
Dubouohe q 90, cognsc, lsIS, $3.50; 1870
1915, $500.
s--Domestic, y gallon, n,75g2OO Import,
lnnd, $50 0tS75; Sir Robert Bunett's Old
/ " cste se.6Ng3.0Oi Holland, q case, T.GI
EI8RY-Recuned, 20 y cent, proof, y
n, $50; Western, u80Gl.s0; Bnnrbon
|b3.c0; Rye, Sl.bOtpS.50; Scotch imported
A.25; lriBh, imported, N.750SA.76.
AMPAgEns - PipeY Heldseiok, quarts
ben, B.00;J. Krug q Co., quarts, q dozen
Moer a Chsndon, Slllery M0usseux, q
I,00; q. G0ulet, y dozen, 1890; q
Inmm a CO,s,drv verrsnay, A,76; Extra
200 ;pints, q additional,
SKe--Callfornis claret, n gallon, 70
andel No.i,p gallon, ! 009l.75; imported
y, ordinary, n cask, 70.00gSO.O0; family
p, per cask, i0.OOOei25 %; ans clarets, \
l0l.oo0pl75O1; Medoc, y case, 800; st,
cafe, $50; MRreaux, case, 100
Camel, care, 1000; Laross, cas-,
Lsovill, v csBt. l200; Cnatsa1 Lantts
y, .2a-Oti ordinary. y case, S2p&8b
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BOOTS AND sHOns.

Ni0or's Kip brogans, 95gl.25; boys kip bro.
SNnn Sol.OOi mems T. calf brogans, l.OOVSl.75;
s-1SaAle plows, l.0O01l.S5; boys kip 2-bucklo
ploWB, S59l.25i meme buff balls, congress and
0ntton, l.5NG2.25; mems calf balls, congress
Lad button, 2.5O(g4,60: mems kip boots, 2.0yG
ia.i boots, 26.O05p60.OO; boys kip boots 2l 59d,
600 boys p. calf boots, l8.50g2tO0; boy'f
AL boots, 22.5Ottl7.00; womens ~ kippolkaa
bSSI1fcj Misses ~ kip polkas, SE@TOc
lliids a. Kip polkas, all sizes, 456,5Sc; childis
l1d 81 polish, l.00tl.35; Misses' calf peg and
~ polish, sJ6pl.l0; womsn's bu B9wod mol
~ Nel.25i vomen's calf Hews, polish, l,a0
nLsi1Si women's grain gewed and polish, 80
. 8oi Womsn's kid sewed, 90SLT6; womsn's
l1At eSwod Dellah, l.60sl,7h,
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nRunH.

AuID5-Suiphuric, = carooy, ss.Ib, eitric, o
q, 5StpSeci oxallo, y n, l0%; tartaric, pow
dereo y u, 45tGi8
GUSs-Arabic select, y n, 5OcI aBAfstidn
- 10 SOoi camphor, 23 TO Is; opium, san 10 AGO
Bergamot, Sandoron's, " u. S2l0i
.emon, Sanderson's, 1885, peppermint, $500
wintergreen, sass olive, Malaga, el.Q5,
PoTAsH--Bron,lde, y n, t0o; iodids, SS,25.
soAPs-Castilo, mottlsd, v n, S,Nl0ci can.
le, whlto, AQfl6,
MISCELLANEOUS - Ammonia, oarh., y No.
40; alum, SOS; arrowroot, bermuda, S0oi Bal
sam, copaiba, Soc, borax, refined, l0I9l2; Gallo
mol, am, Toe; castor oil, n gal, sl.s60p1.60I
cassla buds, y n, l5@ls; cream tartar, pure
y n, IS; corrosive aublimate, v n, IS; ohloro'
om, n n, 70; extract logwood, bulb
D n, 12pll;Eglycerine, bulk, y n, l5eleli
Iodine, resu6lImated, y n, s.0Oi leaves
ruohu, short, y N, rs; leaves, SIENNA, Alex.
y n, Is; morphis, sulph, v or, sS.x1i spirits
IIi5i tspiocs, y b, Il wax, white, y D,
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WOOL, HIpEs AND RnLrRIEs.

WOOL Mexican, free OF burrU. nominal;
MEX cAn improved, IL; medium l51pl6c; Cue
wool, according 70 dirt and condition, IA
9l6i6urry, St9c ptrpound less,according 10
burrs.
BIDEs-Prlme plump hints. 20 Ms and I'D,
40 Per n; seconds, plump iints, 20 Ms and up,
no per M prime light and kips, llko per X
bulls and stays, 5000 per n; dry saltsd, ID
gll1c' according 10 condition. sreen sAltsd
TALLow-Prims tallow, 40; tallow sressA,
yellow TO brown. tObhn.
PRLrRIRs-Antalepe iO0lSo; sheep pslts
an poT wool, 2OQp65c; thearings, led0lbc Fallln
or poverty nom aRl2c.
lbales OF wool since April 10 have been
chiefly l&al6c and nearly all receipts 30 far
closed medium.
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FRUIT AND POULTRY.

APPLEs-s5.5O per barrel; none In market
ORAreEs-Sicliy, ~ box, 8.76 TO 50 IS
brRAwBERRIEs-- $3.50 per case, accord
Ing TO quality.
LESeNs--Slolly, y box, SS5C@S.76
DATEs-1n trails, 70.
BANANAs-2.00CDs.50 y huuoh
0NfoHs-Louisiaua, 225 4 Gshel.
PorAroEs-N buHhoi,old ~; new, LOO.
CABBAGE-ic per ID; 506i doz Texas.
CHioKnNs-We puoJs ~ AGO y daH0n
spring, 2.0OG25O.
Eees-l2l1oN dosen. scarce.
BuTrER-Rest grade northern, g59, BAL
DALLAS county, 400; other TeIaA county
butter, Is q, Rcoortius- n "7;.'i'r
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GRAIN AND BREApsTuFrs.

WBEAT-7 5(gS0c.
BYE -hanBns, SIC,
GnRE--ln ear, Csc sacked, 75c.
higher.
FLoUR-Per cwl, Patent, gS45; fancy E8OO
choice family, i2.I0g2,S0; xxx, S25Olt2.6O
low grade, t2.8032S5.
Ito,
GoRNNIEALr-Flns bolted Per 100 pounds
Ho@TNY AND 9RtTs-s6 per barrel.
FEED-Chopped corn per 100 pounds, ST. 40
lnOppse corn and oats per 100 pounds s.60
torn bran per 100 poundn, 500,
9RABAM FLoUR--Per 100 POUNDS, Sa
HAY--Pralrie, $40 to sl3 per ton, nil
lei Sl2 per ton, or $40 loose.
MILLET SEHD-Lsrge, $l,20; small, 400.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-06-03
EUMBnB AND BUILD1Na wArraIAr,

huMBHR-Rough lumber, SlS0O; " natiy,
ceiling, IL CO.. x native ceiling, 22,50;E NATIVE
nooring, &OOi y native siding, 1900; x rough
ceiling, 1880.
sHINeLEs--Boss, cypress. $3.50; O. X cy.
press 400; No. l cypress, 375; native pln,
hearts, $780, native sap, t2.7b.
Posrs-Cedar posts, best, l2l<o each.
LATHs-Per 1000, 400.
BR1oK-Dallas brick, $50 por 1000.
9 an, $50 per barrel.
-Rosendale, a75; Portland, best
1926 per barrel.
STONE FLUKs-About 500 per foot.
DRAIN PIPK-From l6c per foot, and high.
or according TO size.
LrnE-Coopered lime, 400 per barrel.
HAJR-Goat, 20 per pund.
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/ ."Othels. slUthSls. AAo1ners.
are you disturbed at night and broken
OF your rest by a sick child suffering and
CRYING with the exeruciating pain al
cutting teethY If so, go at once and gei
3 bottle of Mrs. Winslow,s Soothinr
Syrup. 1t will relieve the poor little sni,
lerer immediately-depend upon it,
! nnere is no mistake about IL
mere is not mother on earth
who has ever used it who viii IN
not tell you at once that IL will reoniata
the bowels, and give rest to the mofber'
and relief and health to the child, operaI
ting. like magic. 1t is perfectly safe to
use IN All cases and pleasant TO the taste,
and is the prescription of one of the Old,
est and best female physicians and
nurses in the United States. Sold every
where. % cents bottle
----------o--
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NEW YORK, June 2-Money on call easy
az per cent; prime mercantile paper, quiet
sew 10 b.lJi foreign exchange quiet at 1867
Tor tO days and 1914 for demand
LLOEed al the lnllnNuI M r,r.Lnnr LID.
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TEE SCIENCE Or LIFE. ONLY II
sNhLiL f0Sf-iAp
4 GREAT MEDICAL WORK on MANHOOD

Exhausted Vitality, Nervous ana Phyrlce
ueOuityi Premature Decline OF Man, lbrrors
OF YOUTH and the untold miBeries resulting
rom lndlSoretion ezcesseL IL contains l9j
prescriptions for oil Rcnte and chronic diaeag-
es, each one OK which rs Invaluable, So iOund
by the author, whose experience fol q ye9rg
70 trcu 70 probably mover before fell TO tic lot
On any pnyaciRn. 300 pages, bound IN besuti.
ful tronoh musin, embossed covers, null glt,
guaranteed 70 be nner work in every sense
-meohsnlcsl, literary and Professionalism
Gsy other work sold In THIS comfy Tor e9.Sl.
o the money will no rounded N every In.
stance, Price only 81 by mail, post paid. III.
lusgrHtiYe Sample cents. Sond now Cole
medal awarded the author by the Natienn
Medical Association, 20 ths otllearr Of whiol
The Scioncs OF Lis ehOuld 10 .uaJ by
young for instruction, and by the AN ed Of
relief, twill beneft ALL london stncet.
There is no member OF ocioty to whom ia
Science Of Life viii not DO useful, yhetbe
youth, parent, guardian, instructor az clergy.
man, Argonaut.
Address the Peabody Medical Inmituts, n,
Ut. W. IL, Parker, No. Bulrnch street, Bos-
Ton, Mass, who may be consulted on all dis
eases requiring skill and experience, Chronic
an obstinate diseases that have banned ms
ss !, ~ SSsfT tIRs sys HEAL ssS Of
oessfully without az ~THRW@FE Hn
instance OF failure. vi Y -
Mention this pRper.
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Shiloh's Vitalizer is what you need TOR
consumption, loss OF appetite, dizgipess
anu all symptoms of dyspepsia. Price
~ and IS cents psr bottle. Sold nv j, l..
williams N % ~ L.
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COTTON,

foNR; Closed New York. am. NJ, ~.
s S., easy; Galveston, steady; i,ivsrpooi
COTTON STATEMENT
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u.... EXPORTS AND sTOOKs.
- exports this week: Great Rri.o,, n CO.
rance france, g; Continent, 1889 stock at MI
I'M Tn!tea states ports, this day, ass l6s; this
FUTURES,
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MONEY, sTOC AsAN y BONDS.

ToHR' Closed--New York, dull; Hst9 or
erpoOl steady
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Under the Supervision and Management OF
Gen. CT. BEAUREGARD, ofLOuisiaUa
and Gen. JUBALA. EARLY, of Virginia

10 Prizes amounting TO. .......... .y522 500
APPLICATION for rates TO clubs should be- made
only TO the office OF the Company In New Or
leans. For further information, write clear
~, giving null address.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-05
Moral TrafulDg.

Moral training has yet to be organ.
lied and systematized before 1t
can be carried on with efficiency
on a large scale, and this will
not be done until its importance il
more fully felt than at present. IL is
taken for granted, In a loose kind Of
way, that a good character will come
of itself TO most people, No one sup.
poses that knowledge comes of itself,
that mental power can be gained with.
out trouble, that trade or profession
should be successfully pursued without
previous systematic preparation. Yet
all OF any OF these are more possible
than that character worthy of respect
aud admiration should spring up
without being built, or without
either care or knowledge on the
part of the builder of the materials he
uses or the way in which to combine
them.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-05
The Prince,s Iriah visit.

DUBLIN, March 5.-The Lord Mayor
left for London last evening on q sum.
mons from Mr.. Parnell, with whom he
will conte- as to his insult to the Prince
of Wales in his speech in Phoenix Park
last Sunday. Before leaving for Lon.
don, it is reported that the Lord May.
or wrote the following letter, which
will appear In the Dublin papers this
| morning: wish to express my sim
| cere regret for having under the excite.
ment of a mass. meeting, used language
in reference to the visit of the Prince
and Princess of Wales which is Justly
liable to censure az offering disrespect
to their Royal HiRhnesses. Nothing
was further from my intention than to
do 80, and trust this apology will be
accepted"
The Lord Mayor is in monstrous di
lemma. This apology will gain him the
open contempt of the extremists, of
whom he has hitherto been the idol
neither will his contrition mitigate the
open scorn in which he is held by the
Castle party.
The Prince and Princess will, accord
ing to the latest ad vices, leave London
for Ireland on the 7th of April.
Counsellor Clancy yesterday gave no.
| tice that he will move at the meeting
of the corporation, that the freedom OF
the city of Dublin be conferred on
Messrs. Davitt, O'Brien and Sexton,
for exceptional service to the Irish
| cause.
1t is understood that the Fenian
brotherhood have issued directions 10
their members to in no way take notice
of the Princes visit.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-05
The steamer Wilmington.

During the winter the favorite little
steamer Wilmington has been thor.
oughly overhauled and put in complete
order. The floors of the saloons have
been re.carpeted, and everything is as
nice as new pin. The boat is row
laying at Fourth street wharf, ready to
resume her trips just as soon as 1t is
safe to do 70 There is considerable ice
above Philadelphia, and the boat can.
not run until 1t breaks up and passes
out The Wilmington will be in com.
mand of Captain Bloomsburg and Pur.
ser Wilson, both of whom have. during
the past two years, won the confidence
and esteem of the public. Mr.. Wilson
said yesterday rtas the boat is read y
to resume her trips at any time, and
that he was anxious to commence at
soon as possible.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-05
A Wonderful Horse.

London is just now IL uch interested in
wonderful horse at the circus that
walks rope at an elevation of twenty
feet above the stage. He does II nightly
with sober and serious propriety ,exhib.
iting no nervousness " whatever. A strong
net issuspendep beneath, and he occasi
onally slips and falls intoit He takes IL
very coolly, waits until the attendants
release him turns and ascends the steep
stairs leading 10 his rope, and goes on it
again with the utmost composure. AT
the termination Of his performance ne
walks around the ring, puts his feet
UPON the rim and receives the eothusi
astic pettings Of the ladies with evident
pleasure.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-05
sale or Diseased Meat.

Tho hearing In the case OF the com.
monweelrh against Francis Bridge,
John Hester, Harrison Nipple, and
w. A. Nipple, charged with conspi.
racy TO sell diseased meat, which was
to have been held Tuesday at the
Central station, was postponed. Dis
trict Attorney Graham has not yet
collected full evidence, but 1t IL expect
cd that within a short time the date OF
the hearing will be positively decided
upon.
A new case of the sale Of diseased
cattle was discovered on Wednesday.
The sale was made q few days ago, and
DR.. Ward b. Roland, State Veterinary
surgeon of Delaware, ventured the "a.
sertion that by this time the cattle have
been slaughtered and the meat sold
He said I: George Bigger, Of New
Castle county, Del, had - cattle which
had pleuro.pneumonia thought 1t
would be bert that they should be kill.
cd and buried, but the owner, fearing
that IL was my intention to have the
animals slaughtered, sold them for
$l3. 30 apiece 20 dealer named Lewis
Hall, st Linwood. Hall drove the cat
tie to Philadelphia, and that was the
last that knew OF the matter"
W otO buO uuiIuhlb III loI IOftu
They most certainly were not.
Most, IL not all of then, were badly lis.
easel, and l should not have permitted
one OF them to have been sold to the
butchers, or TO any one else, Ii
could have prevented It,.
The herd OF thirteen cattle which
were sold TO Lewis Hall were, before
the disease attacked them, worth ten
times the amount for which they were
sold. A farmer who saw Hall driving
them to the market here said vt vii
mington yesterday that one of the cat
tie was no ick that It fell dead by the
wayside and was left unburied, thus
exposing the animals OF the farmers in
that vicinity TO the disease. There are
now eight herds Of cattle In Delaware,
near Wilmington, affected with conta
gious pleuro. pneumonia.
Pleuro- pneumonia, said Dr.
Roland, :" Is a constitutional disease,
with ITS symptoms localized in the
lungs. II was first brought TO this
country in 1842, when some boston cat
tie dealer imported cow from Holland
affected with it. Since then the disease
has prevailed in the East TO some ex.
tent. Neither the milk nor the flesh Of
AN animal afflicted with pleuro-pneu
monia should be eaten. 1t is not any
more suitable for food than the flesh OF
pig which had the hog cholera when
II was killed. An animal which has
the pleuro pneumonia is never com
pletely cured. There Ia an apparent
cure, but when the animal IL killed
ana an exam iDation made, it will be
found that the lungs are diseased. that
Assesses have formed upon them"
Daily Republican., 1885-03-05

If we could measure the pains we re
ceive from unkind words and unkint
deeds, from expressions OF distrust, ol
reproaoh, from the forsetfulness Of thost
We remernb Der and the Indifference o
those we cherish, we should probably
find that it comprised by far the great
or part OF our misery. Taken separately
each one of those liJtle paugs so freely
scattered around and so constantly en-
dured does not appear very important
but coming as they do, one upon another
day after day and year after, they press
heavily upon us, taking the light from
the eys and the joy from the counte
nance, and deepening the wrinkles
which age alone would trace butlightly
Small sands make up the mountain,
moments make up the year, and trifiet
life"