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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-22
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- 8etreffs Ser 9aftpfIiht Ser
GInarD Ntnte flr Derlorenes
Sra6tz uno Baiia9tergut an
Woro oes lnter9egangenet1 Oregon"
l6retbt Die SC. q. Staats3t9.: uBGbreno
mad Dem auf benz europdii6en Continent
hsrri6enOen &e6t Iber Seenotb uno 6oz
barrie an ben 3tbeoer inter ben bier obmals
tetoen ltmitGnoen Elm 2lnipru9 auf S1az
DenerlaB ilberbaupt ntdt gelteno 9en1aht
tDeroer f0nnte, eebt 0aS engliihe, iolpie
au1 oas anerifanti6e 8ergeredt bon elmer
gegentbeiligen Nuffaiiung aus, inoem bier
nt6t nur oas S6iff, Io1oern AUDI oe1fe1
9tbeoer ODER @i9entbltner fir ben S6aoen
tnfol9e BON S6tffbru6 baftbar gelna6t
miro. Setl Il a6er bas gentetne 9te1t
Common law cine unbegreaSte Qaftpflidt
i'm Prtn3tp anerfennt, Duroe lHoa Dor
eini9en pier3ig Sabren in @nelato gu @uuz
iten oeS Seetransportgeld1fts etlt @eleB
erlallen, tpel6es ben Gbeber MIR i'm Ser
bGltniB aum Sonnen9ebalt bes Sbiffes
DeranttDortlt6 DGlt, u1o Stpar gum 8etraae
bon s Bfuno per Son bel einem S9lffbru0
Dhne Bertult bon WtenidenIeben, relp. Is
BiunO, wenn nidt nun @ut, ionoern aud
Weni6enblut Der See 9eopfert tparo. Ser
erfte SAT- lit alio fir Die Oregon" 3utrefs
tenD; Der G~onnen9eDuLt Des n~erlunfenen
Samplers mar 5000, iooaB Die @unaroz
2inle ietnen Gefra6tern uno ben 8a1iag;ez
rem Dor ben engIii6en @ert6tsb6fen bis
our 60be bon $4,000 Bfuno Sterling oer=
btnoli6 geDdlten tperoen FAINT. gta1 ben
EeDtotrten Statuten Der Ser. Staoten err
ltl6t Die 6aftpflidt Der @ompagnie aber
nit Dem Gerluit oes Sniffes, o.b. Die Bez
tra6ter uno Ba1agtere tOnnen Iid ttur oil
lol6en Stiiden i9ablps balten, meIde bon1
@rad beS Oregon" eeborgen iperben m0z
gen. Die Trage, ob Die etiua porbanoe1eu
Nerii6erungs9eloer fir ben 9ampfer Al
ieueu gebor8enen Stiden mtitgerednet tpcr.
ben tDnnen, idpebt i9on lett etIi6en
Sabren, auf Grunb 6es Jog. vScotlanb
SAFE, uor Dem Oberbunoeseeri9t. Oas
itnD Die @eii6tspunfte, aus ipel6en Die
9aftpfi6tfra9e bet @unaro 9inte betra1tet
iperoen muB."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-22
Su Oletp Oorf lit fiir,Iih Elm n

ttouaIer 8tn3er : 8eretn". qez
g~riinoet tporOen. @r umfaBt Die foteen6sn
Staatem: gtepsOort, ytep zSeriep, 9torOz
Carolina, girginlen, @eitsG ir8inien, Slit
nois, BenniDtOanien, Oelaluare, Georgia,
SIDzgaroIina TGOrtoa, 6entudp Witls
louri, Senneliee, Nrtanlas, 0bio, Malas
6uietts, Nlabama. Warplalb, Wtiiiliitppt,
Bisconitn, Soma uno Wti6igan, nit @az
Iifornien ais Sibrer. @tner ieiner i3tpe6e
lit Der &f 9egen @etnfGIz
l6ungen. SIM Ntat oieie5 SSabres flu
BET i'll MaibingtDn Elm ytationals Gonoant
Der @ein6auer ltatt, nobel Die Organilas
tinn perppLlltdllotot iperDen rpiro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-22
Gor etuioen Sooen ftorb i'm Gountn

= Tor etnt0en 2a9en lt0rb TN County
NrmenDaule 3u SAT- Sa9inatp III Mtdioau
Elm Geteran aus ben 0euti6eu
8efreiun9sfriegen, 81. SEN
mann. St mar i'm Sabre 1895 oeboren
unO biente inter 8liider, unter tpel6em er
BET Waterloo fo6t. 8dbrcno bes ameriz
taniiOeu 8ilrserfrie9es Dtenten pref letner
SDDne i'm lnionsbeere; mad 8eenbiau1o
oeS 8rie9eS tparteten Die b~etagten gItern
nod iabrelang Dergebens auf Bic Giidfebr
tbrer 8inoer. Sic maren aae orei in belu
Srte9e umgefommen. Sir einen Der
ieIbsn, peI@er na9weisbGr i'm @eTe@te
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-22
@tc bIctM Gle ffnoI

ruff oft cine Dame einer anberen at. IS it
Smor ni6t on9enebm, 10 mas ermdbnt III
B0ren; bod mag Der 9intpeis ein freun6lt6er
fem; benz er brilgt Die 9tngereoete gum gacbz
oenten, iebt ie in &enntnlB, baB ite nibt
9eiunO 1T uno leitet iie, einen @rurtb bofIIr
gu lu9en. SlGiie be9leitet fat thinner bic
eriten Stobten Der S1minoiu6t. Ser Or
9anismus lit 9ei9wGbt uno bas Slut per-
orlnt. DR.. Yterce'S Golden Medical Dis
covery" wirtt ais ein Stdrfult9sn1ittel auf
ben Sr9aniSmus. berei9ert oas perarmte
Slut unO brinst bic 0tolen auf ben @an9em
1pieber.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-22

I1m einem 8ranfen CUR @eiun6beit gu per-
beIfen, foute man ibm feline l9oDlt9ell, @tel
erregenoen 2tr5neiitoIfe onbteten, Die bos
llebel eilerT eitS pieuei@t heben, lln1 es AMBER
ieits al perj0timmerlt. Ole beriibmten 81 t.
SernurD ErGuterptllen itno fret BON
ieren S1doli6teiten. Ste ltno oas bette
Ntittel ge9eH Nartleibt9tett. Sur 20 Gents
fam mall cine S6o1tel pou oieler Btlen
uno, wenll mon it0 an Is. Neultaeoter s.
g. SO N}ercer @tr., Seem Yort, weloet,
uueutseltli0 cine Frobe betommen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-22
Scr @iaonct az 43. stra6e.

0ie Sro9e Der GrribtunS eines 9iabucts
iiber ben @eletlen Der Sort Napue, @abalb,
@eitern Suoialta unb onberen Sabnen in 43.
StroBe lit ibrer Grleoi9un9 nobe unb es lit
ELL Nlan Der &oltenzGinf6dbun9 pereit1bart
morDen. Nie @ilenbabn=@ eleul6atten bahen
ii6 erboten; lin9efGbr 60 Yro5ert Der Soften
gu be5ablen, bic Stodparos @eiell9aIt nno
S6lo6tbonsbeliber 30 YroSeut. Die SoDn=
Gerwaltung 10 Yrosent unb ben 0teit bic
@runbeigent9iimer 3mil1en StateitraBe uno
Centre Npe. u1O Smil6en 40. unb AZ. GtraBe.
Ser 8iabuct miro etipd $50, 900 folten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-22

Wilbor's Compound of Pure Cod Liver
Oil and Lime. Der Bortbeil bieies Yrdz
parats uber ben reluen &bran lit Der, Dap Der
1pioerli9e Sbran9ei6mad 9an5 beieitt9t 1T
unb baour6 Der 2lrtifel an9enebm 81 ltebmen
lit. Der 1pioerli6e @el9mad lit lan9e oas
bebeltenote 6inoerniB i'm @ebrau9 beS
Sbraue5 gemelen, aber in bieier Sorm lit
b~allelbe gdltsli0 beieitigt. Sine 9robe Wten9e
bon !3en9nillen titr Die Sor5I9lt9telt naG
ben Grtole pon "Wilbor's Cod Liver Oil
and Lime" tonnten bier ouf9esablt werben,
ober ote ein5i9e 8batia6e, baB er re9elmdBi9
Don Der meot3inil9en Natultdt perl6reibeIl
piro lit binrei9eno. Gum Berfuui bel a.
y. 2Sttbor, @bemiter, oto II, unb BET
alien Npotbetern.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-22
Deutsches Heil-Institut
II Clinton Place, New York. N. Y.
- Nuf cine idred[ide g8eiie If fiir,r

- Nuf cine idredli0e g8siie III fiiir3Gi6
BET Merifo in Wtiliourt $. 8late, Der
Sobn zines Sarmers, berungliGt. ST iaB
auf einem nit 0eu belaoenen Wagen, tpeGz
den ietn 8ater fubr, b0s Sen fam in's
Gutld)en unb Der iunge Mann fiel bonn
@agen uno in Sic 3tuten elmer
0eugabeI, Die ibm in Die BauDb06le
etnbrangen uilb auf Dem 9tiden uuterbalb
Der ShuLterbldtter tpieoer Der austamen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-22
Sin .,e,,er @eteranen=go fte

Sn Nbler's 6aIe, Gfe 1arrabeez t1no
@isconiinitraBe; fanb am 9ienitag N6enb
Die feierli6e Snitauirun9 Der Beamten fir
ben meuge9rin0eten Geteranenz Soften
r9ancod 4oit" fiat. 9ie geamten iino:
s. N. 9arttpif, @ommanoant; q. s.
Slider, Senior BiSez @ommanoalt; 9ouis
&rii9er. Sunior 8i5ez@onmanoant; Sranf
Sntith, Quartiermeiiter; @. Wo9nsr,
SffiSier du jour; 6enrp SpatboIo, 9toiuz
tant; Solep6 NOler, &aplan. gta6 Der
Snitauation nur0e elm iptenoi6er SmbIB
eingenOmmen, gu bent Der 6err 8dderz
meiiter Wilbelm SbniOt Don Der GIDbouru
@tpenue uno Der Wteggermetiter Souls SUP
Die 9auptbeitanotbeiIe gratis Iieferten, II
ipader seSeht.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-22

9efaaen tpar, erptrtte man cine fIetne MOS
natlt1e Beniion fir Die @ltern. 9as oLte
gaar lebte tItnmerIid, bis Sran Qebn1ann
Dor etntgen Sa5ren ftar6, tporauf man
ben Qlten i'm Qlrmenbauje unterbradte.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-22

@9nittz, granbs ober offene =@unben,
8errentungen ODER Serltanbun9en, Ereu5=
peb ober @lieberreibeu, G%beumatismus ODER
gteural9id t0nnen benz Solpation Sele ni9t
Stanb balten, es furirt tie ale.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-22
eorsfor0's 9leiS @0osphate.
Qlls Gjeiif= GtGrfpr

Or. g. S. Nelpcomer, @reenfiel6, Ohio,
ia9t: rSn SGlen Don %al9emelner S6mGpe,
@rl6Iaffung pes @eiltes u1O Je0rpers 1T IS
unlibertrefli9."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-22
Grf0IG.

8enu Der grfols Die dbte probe ber gor=
3ii9ti6teit, 10 lit es cine olls9emabte Sa6e,
baB rs Bron@idI Sto6es,"
mas bic i9neIe Abbulie pou 6ulten,
S9nupfen unO Gebueiben betrtfit, ni6t i6reS
@tet9en baben. gtur i'll S9o9teln 81 babeu.
QreiS % @tS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-22
Sor0enuOu nlt0 trourto

bIift utan4sr Sronte tn bic 3utunft, neil er bisber
allies erfoleIoS sebrou@t, bat. MQe, belonbers Sies
%euisen, wtlae an WaannerIf btu adbe unb i~OuIttssn
8rant4ettsn per 0rsans, iofUts an bstt ~tranrigsm TOIsea
2lufcr" Ieien, ebs tie id bpra psrlodenbe unO triiees
ride gsriprs4nngsn prablerii4sr meStstati8er anasis
init sablret9en natur9etreuen 8tl6trn, pir6 fir 2 s Gts.
in HOitmorten fret UNI iOr9iam perpadt perian6t. Nbr.
Deuti6es 9etlinltituta IL Clinton Blace, 9tew gore,
81. 9. Der ., u ettuh8 S=gInfer" lit in 6 bt caQe
in Ser 8Hdbauoluns pom Keeling, KIappeIR-
bach & Kenkel, AS DearbprH 0tr., gu ba6en.
7uou1eStatumG
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-22

8er guten 5obaf toufen min, lei es Gart6=
ooer S0nupftabaf, Der a6te barauf, oaB bas
QGd3en ben gtomen Der Sirna u. 90. Sail
d &r Baltimore, Wtb., nebit ibrer 9onoelS=
marie trG9t. Anbere lin0 undbt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-22

Ste nuseutetU tetteotet 1atso bes
f9tttttea$ SSlafd )eRbtere Ser GOnraO
Getpp Sre&uit9 &c. ii1tS cSe0er=
t4saaet S2t e4tpfeDien+ SefteAl&tt9elt
bites aGaatG Streft Gs Die 2Sratteret
az fett0cgt. 1nop nit u alOs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-22
StaOt GbtraQO,
0rieffaTen.

Yrieffnten.
g. S., U1ottpiue. Q8enoen Sic ii6 an
Den ~ameritanii6en @eneral : @oniuE in
Berlin 9ra. S, 9taine.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-22
Cine ftuOertoTe Che

til gewiB cine iiberaus traurlse 5acbe fir
man0es Gbepaar. QSie ulO p0our6 btelem
uebel III tur5er 3ett a69ebolfen 1ueroeu
fanr, 5ei9t Der ,,3ettut9S =gttafet"|,
$50 Settelt, nit 6oblret6eu notur9etreue1
Gil6ern, 1pel9er BON Dem alien lrno DeipQbrz
ten beutl6en S0eil=Snititut in Stem gorf
9eraus9e9epeuen ipiro, ouf bic ftarite
Q8etle e. Surge 2eute, bic IN ben Stano Der
@be treten, iouten Den Spru9 S0iuer's:
.Drnm prilfe, mer i'd ewt9 b tu-
Set" %o9l 0s be 8s S uni bus as Dprtreffli9e
g 0ritt bes Yebeus tbun! gSiro. fir %
Gents III Notmarten III belttI9er Sprade
frei uno ior9amperpodt. Qbrelie:
Deutsches Heil-Institut,
II Clinton Place, New York, N. Y.
Sbiges 8u9 lit aud Sl baben Bel ben
gu9b6noleru G0uin9, SldppenbacD s. Genz
tel, As OearbornitraBe, Chicago, Sa.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-03-22

&enn gu 8atarrb bait, 10 sebrau9e bas
li9erlte Wtlttel - DR., cages.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-10-17
Fer the study ct nIsdern Ris<orv.

A class was organized at the residence
of Rev. Cornelius Brett, 500 Bergen ave.
nue., last Tuesday, whose sole object is the
study of modern history. Mrs Leding-
ham of Newark, an able and experienced
authority on the subject, is the class in
structress, and she Aas for scholars hrs.
T. F.C; Y:.ng, paaisl Tsffsy. Mrs. Appleby.
Coy, MIS-. Brett, Mrs. ~. K. PaAabsrn.
Miss 81. n. Fitch, Miss u. Miller. Mss
Warwick, Miss Lulz hsssn, Miss Lizzie
Parker, Miss Maggie Morrison, Miss
JEANNE Dummsr. Mas Annie Van Wake.
Miss Addis VAn Winkls, Miss Fanaie SUIT
phen. Miss Ella Brsvn, Miss Coffin and
Miss Mauds Brett.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-10-17

The John r. Kelly Association.
The John F. Kelly Democratic Associa-
ton of the Second Aldermanic District of
Jersey City held their regular weekly meet
ing last Thursday evening in their hall on
the corner of Erie and Tenth streets
President James F, Moran was in the
chair, and the attendance was large. The
Association adopted resolution offered by
MIR. Thomas King endorsing ths following
nominees of the Democratic party: For
Congress, Hon. William McAdoo; State
Senator, William d. Edwards; Surrogate.
James H. O'Neil, after which Mr.. King
made an able address eulogistic of Mr..
NcAdoo as an able legi slator, sterling
Democrat and the workingmans friend
He repudiated the action of Coyle, Kauff-
man, Kerr Il Co. of Hoboken in boiling the
Democratic nomination for Congress- A
man of good faith, he said, who fell into
the river some time ago, prayed God to
save him. God was good and said he
would be saved, but God was not taking
him out of the water, and in his agony he
hollered out. .sThe devil is not bad" but
the devil didn't interfere a cents worth.
and he drowned. So with some of the
Democratic gentlemen of Hudson county
who got more than they deserved from the
Democratic party, and seeing that they
must take back seat, lost their Demo
cratic faith and became political infdels.
Without faith of their own. they would
freely, in their ambition for office. profess
the political faith of Prohibition, Butler
ism, Gresnbackism. or like the drowning
man, any one shat would save them from
private life. On melton, the Secretary
was requested to have the foregoing reso-
luton and part of the address published in
the jersey City SUNDAY MORNING News.
The Association will meet again on Thurs
day evening, the 2lst inst, when it is ex-
pected that the nominees of the party will
be present and address the Association.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-10-17
The john r. Kelly As..cia,ion.

For fall suits. oyercoats. and special SIS pants
go to Norris. Montgomery street.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-10-17

Supt. Edison in his last monthly report
says that the number of children enrolled
in the public schools last month was &c.
878, or 63 less than September of last year,
and that while the average attendance
during September. 1885, was 16, lS9. DIR
ing the month Just passed it was but
1894 But 1853 applicants were turned
away for want Of room.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-10-17
Legal NOTICES.


CHERIFF's sALE-NEw JERSEY SUPREME
y COURT
cATHKRrNE RATzss who sues. &C. vs. cArHARrr
RAIzER ct al. Fl. ia.
Rsturnable November Term, A. D., 1886.
G. B. Harvey. Attorney.
The SAFE under above stated Writ stands adj
Jourued to Tbursday. November 4, A. D.. 1885, at
John III. Gibson's Real Estate Exchange No. Al
Montgomery street. Jersey City, at 2 O'Clock, p. NJ
FERDINAND HEfNTZk, Sheriff.
Dated Oct 7. A. D. 1885.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-10-17
CHERWFs sALR-HUDsoN CIRCUIT COURT

NhEAHFS sAIk-HUDSON CIRCUIT COURT.
John n. Fiacrs vs.. Richard Herbert ct Al.
On contract d. ia, &c
Returnsbie Septunber a. 1856.
VredeD burAh & GArrsasen. Attorneys.
By virtue 81 the absve stated writ 10 me direct
cd and delivered have levied upon and shall sell
BY Yublic ysadus at J. II. &ibson's Real Estate
ExshasRe. Is hsatgonsry street, Jersey City, on
THURSDAY. ths fourth day Of November NEXT
at two O'Clock in ne aftern Gen. all the right tisIe
and eatats OF the abevs pamed defendant in and
TO All the relieving described iaad and premises
with ths appartesan ces, that IL to say
All that csxtAin let piece or parcel OF land and
premises stuats lyinR and being In Jersey City, in
the County Of Hsdsen and ktase Of New Jersey
and which on . certain map entitled, Nap Of
Meadow property In Jersey City, N. J.. belonging
to the estate Of Sasnzel Yves colt deceased made
by Henry r. Cex and Jacob Weart, executors, and
filed in tina Clerks (now Rsgisters) Office Of Hud-
son County, In known 3, distinguished as lot
numbered twsnty-ons in block numbered four
hundred and thirty SIX (436D. the same Is laid
down ON said msp. said lot fronting on the north
erly aide Of South Eighth tnoW First street and
being twenty (20) feet wide in front and rear and
eighty 800 feet deep thrsughout. Being the same
premises conveyed to Martin Herbert now de-
ceased, by JehR Fiscre and wife by deed dated
January I'd, 1888, recorded in Libsr 22S of deeds
for Hudson County page $780,
Datsd August Al 1886
FERDINAND HEINTZE Sheriff
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-10-17
NOTICE.
CountyROad Election

Notice is hereby given that election will be
held iu the County of Hudson, on Tuesday, New.
?. 1886. at the same times and places of holding
the General election in said County of Hudson for
members of the General Assembly, to detsrnine
whether a County Road shall be built in accord
ance with the provisions of act OF the Lsgisla-
ture of the State of New Jersey. entitled IAN act
to authorize the Boards OF Chosen Freeholders in
the respective counties in this stage to lay out.
open and improve public road in each of tn 4
counties Of this State" approved May 20 1886.
The election will be held At the same places that
the General election aforesaid in the County of
Hudson. Is held.
The polls viii open at o'closk in the morning,
and close ut o'clock in the evening and the cleo
ton viii be conducted by the same officers as
shall have been chosen to conduct the election
aforesaid for the members Of the General Assem-
bly,.
Separate ballot boxes will be provided at each
polling place in the county in which the ballots
must be deposited by the voters and the name OF
each voter entered upon separate poll book.
Any psreon desiring to vote in favor of build
ing such County Road. in accordance with the
above mentioned act of theLegislature of this State
with the words In favor OF public road. written
or printed thereon; and any persen desiring the
contrary shall cast ballot into said separate
ballot box with the words. Against public road
written printed thereon.
Said election is ordered to be held and this
notice thereof gwen by virtue of resolution
and order of the Board of Chosen Freehoders
of the County of Hudson, passed at regular
meeting of said Board September 16 1856.
Ordered by said Board of Chosen Freeholders
and signed by the Director of said board and
Clerk thereof this September 49, 1886.
GEO. P. ScHINzEL. Director
JOS NJ NooSAN. Clerk.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-10-17

Have your shirts made to order. of perfect At
and the best aterials. at cost that will please
you, by Barren, Newark avenue
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-10-17

II rs hard 10 ma good cigar in this city any
whore but at NcCAbe's. 81 Montgomery street.
The Sunday morning news. [volume] (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1886-1891, 1886-10-17

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superior manner. cheerfully add my testi mony
to such an indispensable toilet article
Yours &c THOS. J. STEWART.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-09

xksss hxe msny Who kAvsI bssS LED
hiipdfolA insotshe organisation knownI
n thu xni&hsa 81 zzmhpx, and feel hesnd.
by the oAths they have taken, who
would nov give all thsy possaas 10 be
restored 90 their freedom. They have
been ordered 70 Quit work whens thar
had no grievance ofthetr own, and thsre
was not y prstsnse that they could b.
affected In amy way BY the cause Of the
controversy. They are kept In idieness
| because their titular saperiors wish "a
l give n public manifestation OF their
1 power. Many Of them are totally igno'
1 rant of the rsAson why they were ordered
70 suspend their labor. II
Whatever else may result from this
public exhibition OF the spirit and tenn
per of these labor organizations, one
thing Ia tolerably certain; they have
been stripped Of their parade attire
and stand in something like their tru'
proportions before the people. They
have not been helpful TO the working
mau; they have grossly misled him b
his own sad discontinue; and the!
have been arrayed In sharp antagonisu
to the best interests OF the whole com
munity.
We hold them mp rs they stand IN.
masked by themselves. They aime'
at display OF their power that shoul l
overawe the country and render then
invincible. They have succeeded, per
hAps, In xciting the public apprehen
sion, but in doing this they have uni
ted against their order IN opposition
before which sooner or later they mut
come 70 grief. They have furnished q
argument against their own existenc
| which NO plea they can make will eve
| be able to refute.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-09

I have used two
bottles Of Ey'e
Cream Balm and
consider yeelf
cured. l suffered 20
years from eAterfh
/ and catarrhal head
4 ache, and this 10 the
/ nrat remedy that Of.
1 forded lasting relief.
E-U. 4. HiRginsou,
4 las Lake street, Ohi-
| For cold in the head
Ely's Cream Balm
works like magic. IL
cured me OF oAtarrh
and restored the
sense Of smell.--E,
II sherwood banker,
Elisabeth, N. J.
Il Wc~ "a wAarQI nm I
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-04-09

ROBINSON. sentenced 10 hs hung. haa
only one weak moas % live II nos re-
prisved ~ tks Governor. II. u said
that = pstition Cor . rspsievs has bsen
-igned By nearly every attorney In the
atty OF wilmington, excspsingthe pros
attorneys. end will be pre-
ssnted 10 tho Governor She begtnning
|of the week. The petition is also
signed by large number Of our busi-
pess men. II 10 not with any desire that
q ,binson may escape the doom pro-
vided for the crime for which he hal
been convicted that these gentlemen ar
moving In his favor, but rather becaus'
there IL very grave doubt OF the guilt
4 of Robinson, and the irregular and rep
rehenslbie conduct OF one or two OF tn
| Jury that convicted him. II there !
the least doubt OF Robinson's guilt b
should have the benefit of it. Tn
people look with utter detestatton ant
horror upon the crime for which b
was convicted, but that horror OF tn
crime does not lead them TO demand th
blood Of man around whom the douh
LOT guilt fingers.