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Daily Republican., 1885-06-18

Professor Whitney of Yale College il
referred to by the AthepSum, In a rs
cent review OF his articles on " Philolo
gy, "in the Encyclopedia Britannica, ~
as " certainly tho highest living au'
tbority on tho science of language in
general" Professor Whitney has been
engaged for several years in editing the
great English dictionary which the
Century Co. arc to publish on Its COM
pletion-probably within three years.
General LoDgstreet, in his article OF
3" The Seven Days Fighting about Rich.
mond," in the July Century, after dis
cussing the Confederate leaders, says
+" Without doubt the greatest man OF
rebellion times, the one matchless
among forty millions for the peculiar
difficulties of the period, was Abraham
Lincoln.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
Proverbs orAnect,o,

Hot love il soon cold. Faults are
thick where love il thin. Where pride
begins love ceases. Love and q cough
won't hide. Sweet is the love that meets
return. The hearts letter is read in
the eyes. Love and lordship make no
fellowship. Love lies in cottages al
well as III courts. The remedy for love
island between. Kipd confidence
begets confidence, and love begets love.
Absence sharpens love, presence
strengthens it. Love can hope where
reason would despair. In the husband,
wisdom in the wife, gentleness. No,h-
ing is more tender. nothing more violelt,
than love. The science of love Is the
philosophy Of the heart. Love cannot
be bought or sold, its only price is love.
Solid love whose root is virtue can no
more die than virtue itself.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
Ifse GlOslne Game,

The closing game between the Nor
folk and Wilmington base ball clubs
will be played at Norfolk, Va, to NOR.
row afternoon. AS each club has won
two games, considerable :aterest is fel,
in the result of tao fifth and
last game between t.iem, and the
attendance will doubtless he largsr
than at any former coolest. John +.
West, of this city, will have charge OF
the WILMINGTON team, and will st:snu-
late each man to dc,his hest. "sheir
failure to win games has led TO \ de.
crease of interest in them on tho part
of our citizens, and consequently when
play ing on the groands in our city, the
attendance has not been !arga They
leave Norfolk fer Atlantic City to-
evening or Saturday morning,
an j it is hoped that they may be sue
csssful in the contest arranged to coms
off ut that place,
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18

No more satisfactory way of passin 2
ones summer vacation can be found
thPn In joining one OF the Raymond ex-
cursion parties. The members Of these
little bands of pleasure seekers are re-.
lieved OF all care, and in making a
round of all resorts, have always some
one who arranges all details in ad.
vance. The cost, is much less than is
incurred in travelling alone, and there is
the added enjoyment of having genial
compan ionship, the parties always be-
ing select. There will be three trips in
Jnly--two Of thirteen days each and one
Of twenty days; and in addition to
these, two grand tours to the Yellow.
stone National Park are advertised
one for July % and the other for Au-
gust 27. Descriptive circulars OF the
J uly tours and also of the Yellowstone
Park trips may be had of Il. +. Shields,
agent for Raymond's Vacation Excur-
sions, Ill South Ninth street, under the
Continental Hotel, Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
E.kik Mf8slng

no tidings of the missing Board Of
Education Secretary and Treasurer, Ii
B. Morrow, have yet been received.
Search has bSeu made for hira, IN al.
most every conceivable place since
Saturday, Dut without avail. The only
thing new in the case is that on Friday
forenoon last, he went 70 Philadelphia
on the &c 80 train, aud that on the way
up Lewis B. Woodward, conductor OF
the train, sat down beside him in a
seat. and being acquainted with him
talked with him. Mr.. Morrow he says,
talked IN his usual manner. and there
were no indications that anything was
wrong with him. This seams TO be the
last seen or heard of him, and this ex-
plodes the theory that he may have
walkad overheard into the Christiana
rivec in this city.
There are stronger hopas that he is
still living, but it is feaced that some
thing has befallen him IN Philadelphia,
and he might be lying unconscious in.
some station house OF some other place
In the city. His friends have mad 0
daily searches of the police and hospital
records.
On Tuesday, minute description of
several photographs Of she missing ran
were left at the Central Station, since
which a amber os Philadelphia officers
have Joined in the search. Several Of
his friends went to Philadelphia to-day
to make more thorough scar al. If
found, even by those who do net know
him, there would be no troable in
telling who hS was or where he Was
from By the stencil marks upon his
and he also has paraTs in his
pockets by which he would be easily
The safe.of the Board of Education
was opened by Charles Baixd, President
Of the Board, who fortunately under
stood the combination lock. The ac-
counts and papers are al found to be
in proper shape, and the teachers who
are waiting for their j ane pay can he
paid, as the Board has temporary
secretary and treasurer. A special
meeting has been called by Presidtn,
Baird for this evening, TO choose .
temporary officer.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
Hope ana DIscouragsmens.

Probably more of the idleness and
thriftlessness of the unfortunate and
the inertness and languor of others
comes from repeated discouragements,
draining away hope and energy, than
from any other single cause. 1t is true
that inaction and usefulness come also
from other causes. There are people
who are never discouraged, becaupe they
never have warm desires TO put forth
earnest efforts. Yet these are exceptions.
Most Of US are swayed alternately by
the opposite feelings of hope ana dis.
couragement, and, as the former incites
our powers to acton, the latter be.
numbs and paraly zes them.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18

other wise re.committed to the authori
ties of the school.
Section z requires the Superinte enden,
70 present 10 every annual meeting Of
the corporation a report of the doingt
of the school during the year.
Section 8 authorizes the Levy Court
OF New Castle County to make such. ap
preparations as it may deem proper for
the support Of the school.
Section exempts the property of the
corporation from State, city and douuty
tax.
Section 10 provides that no misnom.
or shall defeat or annuI any gift, grant,
devise or bequest to the said corpora.
tloD, and section ii reserves to the Leg
islature the power of revoking the act
of incorporation.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
Illi2ats ElesaIo> r.a~-

Ihe Illinois House of Represe natives
on Wednesday passed by vote of IS to
"a the "Clsizens' Association Election
Dill, which now goes to tho Governor
for his signature. The ace, which can
bs adopasd by arJ incorporated town
II approved by q popular vote, prov les
that tho County Court shall superin-
tend all elections; election pre- cincts
snail not contSin more than 450 voters;
no raan can vote who is not upon the
registry; a canvass ia to be made Of
ea:h prec,Het by the Official canvasser
pFaor TO each election triplica.e returns
Anu uup liSafe tallies are 10 be re returned,
and the polls are to DO closed at 4 o..
clock III she afternoon. The bill pro-
vides panalties for all infractions OF the
law.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18

Mr.. Jos. Cannon, who has been EN-
ployed by the Harlan & Hollingsworth
Company for the past fifteen years, lef,
on Tuesday morning for Washington,
d. G where he expects to reside per
manently.
Officer Harkins. John C. Ripperger,
Frederick Ridings and officer Sherer
went down the bay this morning on a
fishing excursion.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
Gossip OF the Crisis.

Sir William Vernon -Harcourt home
secretary in M. GladstoDe's Cabinet,
addressing . meeting of Liberals last
night in st. James' Hall. denied that
the Liberal Government had courted
defeat. The Tories had az last over
thrown the Government by an alliance
with the Parnellites, with whom they
had nothing iu common, and were now
in an embarrassed condition.
He hoped the Tories would not nego.
tiase with Russia in the spirit of the late
speeches Of Lord Randolph Churchill
and the Marquis Of Salisbury. Sir
William gave assurance, however, that
the Tories should have fair play,
and, If they labored for peace, should
have the support of the Liberal party
|alsn.
The Tories, he continued, might sauab.
BILE about their leader, but the Liberals
would have no dissension about theirs.
The Liberals were mobilizipg their
force for great campaign. "They
would fight it for the old cause aud
with the old leader Gladstone, ON
whose bopored head would be placed
the crown of final victory"
:. The Pail Mall Gazette has An edi-
torial article believed to be inspired by
M. Lessar, of the Afghan Boundary
Commission. 1t says that unless the
Marquis Of Salisbury wishes I'd deepen
the conviction of Russia that his min
istry il menace of war, he will cancel
the appointment Of Lord Randolph
Churchill as secretary of State for
India. Russia" continues the article,
" already regards the Salisbury Cabinet
with such suspicion that any sudden
hitch may cause such a rupture OF the
negotiations now in progress as will re-
suit in war"
Sir Henry Drunmond Wolf, member
of Parliament for Portsmouth, will
have position in the Cabinet, and re-
tiring Attorney. General James will re.
ceive peerage.
1t Is said that the Queen is deter.
mined, If possible, TO induce Mr.. Glad
stone to accept o peerage. Her Majesty
will again offer him q title, and, in the
event of his refusing it, will confer one
on Mrs. Gladstone.
The Times says Mr. Glndstpne's re.
fuSal TO accept an earldoIn makes an
appeal to the imaginatians Of men that
will not remain unanswered.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18

TO be Hung.


$1,000 pieces Of wsn paper at "a. D.
hoit, who BIAS the finest selected and
largest stock of wall papers and win.
dow shades In the city. All work done
with despatch by experienced men, and
satisfaction guaranteed. ii, d. Holt.
2l3 w. Second street.
The Best Fainting.
Winfield 8. Simmons, 7I6 Bhipley
street, Is acknowledged one of the best
and most practical house and sign
painters In the city, and ia always read y
TO respond at tho shortest call. Prices
cheap and work guaran teed.
Pianos and Organs.
The Wilcox and White organs are
are the best. Pianos and sheet music.
W. II. Muller. successor to II. A. North
q Co., No. 7lS Market street, second
floor.
Painting and 6ra1ning.
Walter Joseph, practical house and
sign painter, grainer and glazier. Es.
Inmates furnished. All work guaran-
tsed. 122 Market street.
Pnans1ng.
TlRhman Danner, house and sign
painter, No. 610 Market street. Job
bing properly attended to and estimates
furnished.
Coal and Flour.
Fell Il Joseph, 713 w. Front street,
coal and flour dealers, are filling orders
promptly and satisfactorily. (713.) }
Coal z, ,240 lbs.
For Rens.
> Stable that will accommodate two
horses and two wagons, on West Fifth
street near Madison. Apply at this
office.
Mech ure's Restaurnns.
First GLASS dinners, also choice ice
cream at McClure's restaurant, Eighth
street market.
Mover Too Late 90 Mend.
II you have not had any Diamond
Dust yet, delay no longer, as your neigh
Dor Is ahead of you.
Bush's, French street wharf, is the
place to buy good coal.
W. ID. Sparks sells Gibney's ice
cream, Seventh and Bennett streets.
Choice family coal under cover at
Mills. Fourth and Railroad.
Frames for cabinet pictures for CSC, at
Lex Barney's No. 8 East Seventh street
Biggest load of wood for S1.50 at
Mearns & Sons, Gnpin avenue aud
Union street
just received, q lot of new &c" Howe
sewing machines at 8. II. Marshall's,
sos Shipley street.
Taylor Il Fullerton's Blood Purifier
removes all impurities from the blood.
Taylor & Fullerton, 3O2 King street.
Persons wishing prescriptions COM
pounded should take them to Hartman's g
drug store, corner Fifth and Poplar.
Night bell at Poplar street door.
The stirling quality of virtue is fully
represented In much chewing tobacco.
Chapman, Seventh and Orange and 8
East Third street.
Have yon seen the new pillow sham
holder at the Howe Office Every good
housekeeper should have one. 1t is the
newest thing out Gall at COS Shipley
streets.
Good goods are always the cheapest,
and the fact that good goods at low
prices can be bought from j. o. Nc
Cormick, grocer, Seventh and Jefferson
streets, should induce all to purchase
of him.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18

A strawberry and ice cream festival
will be held by the Brandywine M. Il.
church at Twenty-fourth and Market
streets in large tent provided for the
occasion, commencing on the evening
of June 10th and closing June 23d
Hacks will run every fifteen minutes
from Tenth and Market streets. Single
admission 10 cents. Tickets for the
season 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
Arrested.

Abram Hoores, of Avoad dale, Chester
County, Pa. WAS arrested at Lsaden
berg ON Tuesday, on ths charge of de
serting his wife, and taken to Wes,
Chester much against his will, az he had
already purchased 6. daket for this city
He was taken befcse Squire Whitehead
and held in the sam nt $500 for his ap
pearance. He oisir4s that his wife is 6
alairyoyant, wAo eoes featuring about
tho country, and that the desert!on wal
on her part
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
Rugby commencement.

The commencement Of Rugby Acade.
my will be held in the Opera House to.
morrow evening, and from present in
|dictations the house will be crowded.
Arranged, consisting of music, reclta.
tions, essays, awarding of gold and sill
yer medals, and the drill by the cadet
corps.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18

,rayberry season will soon be
md already the shipments
npldly decreasing, but good
can still be procur ed at reason.
krites. The greater part Of those
|shich this market has been sup
have been from down the peninsu-
Biz thosp from this vicinity are
Beginning to come in. but 1t is said
|he rain Of Tuesday night will In
|hsn very much. The luscious
|bery will scon be succeeded by
bspStry, and they ih turn will be
kel by other fruits Of the season.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
MAD Like Q l efO.

"o of the sad death ol
''Jo,sph N. Mars hal, Tnose Tn os
took ngS.t glaSS ooaraseoa OF Dr,oi sand heroic
bow , ,.,por.ball had under con-
Nj s"",i"n M Of a government
" sS' At Jackson, Tenn .,an anu - m"a : sn
pienuipS, pS,nr-ed. ,'p He was stand.
ciden,a aoji SjJ' two stories high Civ.
.,,io"s s''lit about the buI IIdiuS, ,as when d1,m'
\, largo iron-bound q tup con, u,
Tone, and hoisted iy means .sd o.
~, .,sis II, head shocAiugly crush.
" IsSii u and driving 7 he ,l' shoulder boulder
i'p bis spine. The blow renoer- M
Y" ,.",cOnscious m for a ii me and com
nlaIy qed his righ side; D., ksal' R.
asihs injury was ia tai Mr.. MAT
'stetl that a telegra m should DO
NV n.y. ~ his wife In Baltimore,
@;e % .,' !" ,s " remoye ed from the
rlaseu 10 to had fallen until q
Where no ,,aS % ahont the dispo
W.. uh gorldly affairs. Here he
!, W. W. w,ll and sign ed a check
hS WV. So s mon her arrival.
s,'V M, hat be did not want her em-
I ."h hwSsn she came. Though bis
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
INsrIrUTE-Prof Kline.

Il EANOEHs shNbEIVUIK-FrOI NIInc,
~ MS Lectures, Investigations, Scientific
preemfnently unrivalod and1s acknowledged
authority on Cancer and its kindred. The
most extraordinary cures by his great Chem
ical Cancer antidOtes, are recorded. No
ments required in removing tho largest OF
cancers or tumors. For particulars send 70,
free Treatise, or call on Or. Kline, s3l Arch
street, philadelphia. Pa
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
A Hotter Mans D,seovery

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal.-Mr. George
H. Arnold, proprietor OF the Occidental
Hotel, says that as the air is purer as
we ascend, man should not object to
being assigned to room on the upper.
most floor; that he shouldn't mind
taking room attic, as 1t were, in view
of the fact that St. Jacobs Oil SC
promptly cures the rheumatic. He
states that throughout California it is
regarded as the great pain-cure of the
age.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
DeservIpg of Confidence.

There is no article whteh SO richly deserves
the entire coEddence OF The comnaunity as
BROWNS BSaNcHIAL TaoCHRs. Those sui.
fering froia Asthmatic and Bronchlal dis
eases, Coughs and Colds, should tgy them,
Pr1co "a csgts,
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
spanish Pun

! bsst SCent cigar in the city. Try
B.F, Bourbon e. Bro. N. W.
tcOId and Orange streets, manu-.
ten.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18
We do Not Hesitate IN

say that we can mi Your pcescriI tlons at
&c low prices and ~ &C lrateiy q 5 q sewhsre.
PEI SO try Beaton Sn ita's Phlraat les.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18

Ice Cream Down-Weaver's standard
ice cream 80 cents per quart in box.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18

nld BIgbt, Sunday included, n
sa Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18

street VII Arf.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-18

THE VoiCk or LIBERTY.
The Statues here
Let cheer on cheer
The grandest Goddess greet
From shor . to shore
Let cannon roar
"A welcome grand and meet.
Hurrah Hurrah ,
From near and far
The echoes loud rebound
While through the air
The ceaf'ning blare
Of the startling saivos sound
Come out Come out
For Freedom shout
Three cheers and three times thrsa u
Nor lot her rue
Her welcome to
This Land OF Liberty ~
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CHRISTOPHER REMEDY.
Interesting and Valuable Statement o
Experience and Success.

interesting ana taIu3Dle OF
Experience and Success.
EDS. RECORD UNION Noting in your
paper and others several items on poison
ing the grasShopper pest, and asking for in
formation, will give my experience for
the benefit of your readers. l have been
established in the vineyard business in
this locality for tweLtv-eight years. and
have never been troubled by the pest till
they made their appearance last year, l
have two small ravines through my vine
yard, which usually l cut for hay, bat last
year l left for the pest, and so saved my
vines. This year, however, they appeared
in such mum ers and did 50 much damage
IN the vicinity, destroying the smaller
vineyards of J. Blanchard, Bruder Bros.
and others, l became alarmed, and, after
trying all the varied so-called remedies
suggested in the papers, the idea came to
me that they might be fed.
placed mixture of the bran and water
near the vines and watched. I soon saw
the hoppers fly down like chickens from
roost Having some strychnine, caustic
soda and arsenic in the house, first tried
adding strychnine and met with some sue
cess. thcD tried Caustic soda. but bad no
success. ! next tried arsenic, thinking II
that failed, they were inyulnerable. The
next morning | found hOppers in hundreds
living under the vines defilnct. This was
about the Isl Of June, and after satisfying
myself that it was a success, I had the re
sult published in the Folsom Telegraph of
June 9th am deeply gratitied that 1t IS
meeting with so much success among
yincyarGists. As for myself, my vineyard
on the southeast corner is exposed to the
attack of all the plague from the Natoma
district and at first they cleaned up a few
vines for ne in good shape. Since dis
covering my remedy, by putting out six 10
eight gallons per dag to about so acres in
tie portion of my Vineyard mostly at-
fectcd, | am enabled to keep them under
destroying millions.
Ny method is as follows l gallon bran,
1 tablespuonfuls Of arsenic, iialfpint mo-
lasScs. and water enough to reduce to
thick mush. Lay it i'll small quantities
on boards near the zines. 1t Will draw
hoppers from fifteen to twenty feet, so
boards need not be placed very thick. Care
must be taken 10 keep chickens and ami
mails from the locality. If | had not dis
covered this remedy | am convinced that
to-day my vineyard would have been leaf
less. | have spent over 500 in resisting
the pest with this mixture, and feel amply
repaid when I see the ,nyriads of dead in
sects lying through my vineyards. Hoping
that if any more effective remedy be dis
covered it will be published through the
columns Of your valuable paper, and fear
ing may be utilizing too much space, sill
hoping you will insert this for the benefit
of your readers, | am, very respectfully,
yours. HENRY METTE.
Mormon Island, July ;, 1885.
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TIE DOCTOR'S jBDORSEHEET

DR.. W. D. Wright, Cincinnati, o., sends the
subjoined professional Endorsement; ~ have
prescribed DR.. WM. HALLS BALSAM FOR
THE LUNGS in g great number of cases, ard
Away with success One case in particular
was given up by several physicians who had
been called in for consultation with myself.
The patient had ali the symptoms of confirmed
Consumption-eoid night sweatS, hectic fever,
harrassing coughs, etc. He commenced imme-
diately to get better, and was soon restored to
his usual health. ! also found DR. WBI. H ALL 5
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS the most valuable
expectorGnt for breaking up distressing coughs
and colds. fe24 isly&w1y
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TIE " HONE SEEKER, "

r7IvE THOUSAND COPIES OF THE
4 HONE SEEKER" were published last
month aud placed in the hands of those coming
into the state in search OF homes Our agent at
Ogden goes into the cars and places Il copy in
the hands of each head of family and single
person. The e" HOME SEEKER is the best
advertising medium ever offered to those who
wish to extend their business TO new settlers
To hotel men and real estate agents 1t is invalu-
able. An advertisement in an ordinary publ
cation, promiscuously distributed, does not meet
with more than one customer out OF every hun
bred people which it reaches. The "HOME
SEEKER" is distributed only to those who are
coming here with a desire of buying immedi
ately. Not single copy Is wasted. We have
received solid support from the, business com
munity Of the northern half of the State. The
continuous publication ofthe 6 H0MESEEk Err,
is an assured fact. More land can be sold by an
advertisement with us than any other way
known We shallmakethe '' HOME SEEK EEi
subserve the best interests of the northern
half of the State 1t is issued to promote immi-
grafton and to locate the settlers in the northern
counties. We ask the support of the business
men of that region which we are laboring to
build up. Our work is important to every
branch of business. If you want 10 help your
selves, help us. ap7-u
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BOOKS.

In my friends library l sit alone,
Hemmed in by books. The dead and living
there,
ShriHed in Il thousand volumes rich and rare.
Tower in long rows, with names to me I'M
known.
4 dim, halfcurtained light Ger all is thrown ;
A Swallowed Dante looks with stony stare
out from his duSky niche. The very air
Seems hushcd before some intellectual throne
What ranks of grand philosophers, what choice
And gay romancers, what historian sage:
What wits, what poets on those crowded shelves,
All dumb forever, till the mind gives voice
To each dead letter of each senseless page,
And adds a soul they own not of themselves
&c. p Crouch, in Atlantic Monthly
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THE STUDY OF BLoop-Dr Wormley, in
a recent work concludes rs the result OF u
most searching study of the bloodS of forty
different mammals, that 4 microscope
may enable us to determine with great Ger
tainty that blood IS not OF a certain ami
NAL, and Is consistent with the blood of
man but in no instance does IL in itself
enable us to say that the blood IS really
human or indicate from what particular
species of animal it was derived The
statement has high medico-legal impor-
tanCe.
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separately concerning cane sugar, beet
sugar, sorghum sugar and maple sugar.
Statistics, instructions, methods, illustra-
tons, etc, are given upon the methods OF
production; as also descriptions of the soil
and climate necessary for the raising of the
different kinds of cane beets, etc.