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Daily Republican., 1886-07-06
Gladstone GRADUALLY Losing.

LONDON, July > The following Par
aIdentary Candidates have been re
turned without opposition. W. j. Lane
Parneliile), Elst Division, Cork; j..
finucahe Parnelite), East Division.
Limerick =. Crilly (Psrnellite), North
DIVISION, Mayo; John O'Connor tPar.
neiiitel, South Division, Tipperary
John Hopper (Parnellitc). Southeast
Division, Corr; 7, Sexton (Parnellite),
south Division, Sligo; Jonn Z. Red
mond (Parnellite), North Division.
wexford; e Harrington (Paruelli;s)
West Division, Kerry; NJ. Harris (Par.
neliite), East (Ballinasloe) Division.
Gal way; j. Cox (Psrnellite) East Di.
vision, Clare; Or. G. Tanner (Parnell.
ite), Mid Division, Cork.
ln Northampton, Mr.. Labouchere
and Mr.. Brad laugh, Gladstoniaus. we're
elected over Mr.. Turner, Unionist. and
Mr. Lees, Conservative. The vote was.
Labouchere. 1870; Brndlaugh, 1858;
Eurner. $3.50; Lees, 3,456. Thus far
Mr.. Bradlaugh is the only candidate
who has po!led more votes than at the
last election. His vote last autumn
was 4,3l4
Up to 10 o'clock to night the totals
OF fnbers elected were: 1855 Cisser-
vatives, SO Unionist, 50 Gladstonians
and 29 Parneliites.
The Conservatives have gained II
seats, the Unionists one seat and the
Gladstonians nine seats.
The Tories unexpectedly won in
Loutb, Lincolnshire. where the Glad.
stonian candidate, owing 10 sudden i'll
ness, failed TO qualify.
During a fracaa at q nnliino a,o,to.,
IN the Sc Stephens Green Division of
Dublin, Messrs. Dudgeon, James and
sullivan, solicitors and agents of the
Conservative candidate, were elected
by the Sheriff's orders. Mr.. Dudqeon
will sue the Sheriff for assault.
Mr.. Gladstone has written a letter, in
which he says 1t is impossible for Brit.
lsh legislation TO proceed until the Irish
question is settled.
LONDON, July 5.-To- day the Tories
gained Central Glasgow, Bromwich,
Central Finsbury, East Hull, Chelsea
and Bermondsey the Unionists gained
the St. Rollox division of Glasgow,
and the clad sto mans gained East fins.
bury, and the Black-friars division Of
Glasgow.
The Unionists have made a net gain
- bOolos picbtIbs DuHW AHA
stansfeld, Gladstonians, bave been
elected at Halifax by large majorities.
In the TradestOn division of Glasgow,
Mr. Corbett, L nj onist, who was mem.
ber Of the late Parliament, has held his
ground despite the vigorous fight made
Dy his opponent.
Sir Charles Dixie, GladstoniaD, has
been defeated st ChelEea by Mr.. Whit.
more, Conservative. The vote stood
] J04 to l2S The news of Sir Charles
defeat caused sensation.
In many constituencies where the
6 adstonian candidates have been re-
turned the majorities were re1ucsd
fully 900.
Returns received since 10 p. m. show
the election Of four more Conservatives,
ona Uniouist ana four Gladstoniaus
Sir CHARLES Russell. Attorney Gene ral,
has been elected in South II acBuey by
100 majority. At the last election his
aioriJy was 9i2.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-06
Rloody Fight for a Baby.

GAINESVILLE, Ga, July TN Ivy
Log district, o. Uaiol Couagy, d shock
ing traa edy has Jast occurred Robert
Wh'tmore had bstrayel Miss aark-
moss, and after she became mother be
abandoned her and married Miss
Hughes TIE vile took the haby to
raise, but Miss II 'rkness, repeuting her
parting with the BABY, secur possess
son OF it aud refused To give it up,
Robert Wbitmora, accompanied by his
brother Wharton, armed themselves
and went to the Harkuess hon 10 Sc
cure TIE ch.ld. Miss HsrSGeFl' two
brothers, Harvey and Edward, who
were well armed, were at hone 9ud re-
fused TO let the baby 90. In The battle
which followed both WhltmcTss were
killed, Harvey HsrAness was nottally
wounded aud Edward Harklees quite
seriOuBly
Daily Republican., 1886-07-06

aying of egg. Qlecu bees have Iivea
, thr 70 or four years and u vheu tbev gs,
too d 70 perform their important nm.
/ tlcnt ~uu q nov qutel comes Il retur
u ey XIII the poor old mother bee nnd
give thelr al eRi4ueo 10 the new rrler
! a colony OF bees, Mr.. Stout info-c,s :
US, VI IN good seBsuns bring ia from
nye 70 ninn pounds OF honey ia p dav.
Al the present time the honey IA of a
hark color being gathered from ponlar
ana other early blossoms. Soon ii will
DO gathered from white clover, when IL
Will be much lighter aud clearer.
bets only swarm when they Hi nm al,
their cells with honey. Thus It b. comes
oi the greatest importance to gIye them
plenty OF WAX foundations to work upoo
Ihese wax foundations are alrsadv v
prepared and sold at very low prlss,
OnA pound CT wax is used Ia the produc-
tion OF 20 pounds of honey.
When Mr.. Stout removes the comhs
from the bives he extracts the honey
from them by putting them in q tin
frame within largo cylindrical tin
vessel, In which the tin frame is reyol.
we'd 30 rapidly by centrifugal force that
every particle OF liquid honey is extrac
ted from the combs. Thus Mr.. Ston /.
mas always, either comb OF liquid honey
for market
~ our article were not already longer
IMAM va inteu led we might relate "A
um her OF the pecuiiarities Of bees as
MIR. stout related them TO us, one or
TWO however Of which we will relate
'ees are not only industrious, bat like
ano. insect OF which we read uhey
are wise. When they swarm they load
themselves with money enough to last
three days, until they become es,ab.
lished In their new home.
When disturbed, like they were yes
terday, they were busy loading them.
selves up with honey preparing for
fu ture emergencies
Tue pathetic part OF the nature of
bees Is that when they have run their
snort life and can work no more
instead of dying in the hive they fiy off
ana drop TO ress amongst the grass and
flowers.
80 c.tauly are bees in their habits
That they will allow no impure thing
TO come into their hive. They ca:efully
paste ever every hole or crack In the
hive from which a worm or moth might
come.
When bees gather honey, they gather
1t in liquid state like water, and
when they bring 1t TO put in the cells
1t might and would run out II there
were not little THU covering that the
tee dexterously lifts with foot End de-
posit3 the honey behind It.
When the cells are full they are CAD
pei over aud aeAled up air.tiEht. ThisI
preserves II in pure state.
When qleen bee flies OFF to hunt,
her mate, she is rs likely TO meet with
u moDErel drone as with a pure b!ooc ed
one, hence it is rome trOable To keep an
The pu stock.
To keep bses from svsrmiug Mr..
Stout hss al Ingenious bee trap which
he places ~ the entrance ID tie hive.
The working bees being smaller can 60
through the trap, but the queen and
drones art caught, and bees will not
owarm II they oannov take their queen
with them,
Thanking Mr.. Stout for telling us
more about bees than we ever kuew
before, we i've IL to the readers vi the
REruBLICAS, believing that it willI
Sisu be new h many uf them.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-06

Independence Day was celebrated il
Washington by the closing of sll the De-
partments, and the Usual meeting of tn,
Oldest Inhabitants Association. In thu
evening there was a display OF firework:
on the Monument Grounds.
In New York there was general dis
play Of flags AMI bunting; the usual
parades took place; large meeting OF
working men in sympathy with Home
Rule was held in Union Square, and a
large and enthusiastic gathering attended
the Tammany Hall celebration. The
chief speakers at the Tammany Hall
meeting were Senator Vance, and Con-
gresham Randall, Tucker and Nc Adoo.
Letters were read from President Cleye
land, Governor Hill and Samuel j. Til
den.
In Richmond, Virginia, there was pa
rade and sham battle of coloted troops,
who were reviewed by Governor Lee,
and salute was fired at the Confederate
Soldiers Home, Phil. Kearney Post, GA.
r. participating.
In Charleston, South Carolina. there
were parades of colorel troops and color
ed civic associations, and target practice
by the white militia.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-06

No. 9 E. Fourth street, you will find u
large lot of refrigeratoIs, water coolers
and oil s:ovee, which are bong sold at
very low prices, and we would ASK you
to come and inspect these goods before
else where. We have d
large room for the storage Of stoves for
tine Summer, and agy orders ieiG with
us will receive prompt attention. If
you want "a good baking or cooking
stove call and see the Cappello aud
Capital ranges, which We will put
gainst any stove in the market Tor
baking and durability. Ii you aro in
want Of u clothes wringer, come and
see ,he American, with steel rods, aud
numerous others.
Roofing, gutcering and spouting done
at short notice. J. @. Pickles 81 Co , 9
Easi Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-06
SPECIAL MENTION,


II
| nave you got your sumner suits vet
u you have not, you will never ee
them cheaper nor made better than a.
james Harding's, No. 8I6 French atreet
But no matter how good or how pretty
SUIT you get IL will not lOo& well upot
you unless 1t fits nice. Now, If YOU
want a good fit go to Harding's. hi,
sV5cS is the best and he is up to the
money. '-s'
The Acknowledged
likeness taker and furnisher of fin,
photographs for the peoples popnla,
price. Only 50 dozen for cabineis in,
Guiding one Sxl0 frame size. The larees,
ana Dest pictures in the country only
at Beecher's gallery, 315 Market street
Come early Monday, July s.
Our $500 genuine hand seyed shoe,
are the boss shoes In the market for the
price, ~ our unprecedented sales for the
lsst 10" weeks prove; we keep full line
OF them In stock, In sizes and half sizes
jail and see them and you will oui,
paying Fancy prices for shoes that are
no better. For sale by Mari & Co. ~
hast Fourth street. Wilmington, Del.
a. Sergeant.
Hard and free burning coal from hes;
mines 2240 pounds in every ton ; vel
CLEANED and promptly delivered. Kind.
ing wood by cord, load or barrel
Residence, 817 Poplar street. Office and
yard, l0o Maryland avenue.
Painting.
Tilghman Danner, house and sign
painter. No. 510 Market street. job
hing properly attended to and estim ates
furnished.
Extra Family Coal
VI the first quality, also re brick, FIRE
clay. Water street between King and
French. JOHN II. TIrRNpp
Dealers. LOOK Out.
Gilmore, 105 East Second street. has
RED uced prices on tobacco aud cigars,
VIII give you bargains for the cash.
Important.
For good aud cheap furniture 20 TO
Il, Il. Messick. .305 and 307 w. Second St,
Al! kinds of upholstered furniture re-
upholstered or made to order at lowest
prices. 103 West Eighth street.
IL fine cabinet photographs and one
large frame size free for LOO at Hol-
lands photograph gallery, 307 Market.
For good coal go to Bush's, French
street wharf.
9, 1S and 36 pictures for 25c., at West
colt q Cummings, 302 Market street.
Bush's, French street wharf, is the
place TO buy your coal.
Sample room Of organs at 300 w. 9th
street.
Cambria. Ho,laud and dado utrdo,r
shades at lowest prices at 1913 W. 9Th St.
u fine cabinets for 50 at Westcots&
Cummings, 302 Market street.
stief's piano agency at 300 W, 9th st.
8, lS or Sc gem pictures for % cents,
az Hollands gallery, 307 Market street.
Samples Of pianos at 300 W. 9th st.
Diamond Dick ciFars. A. A. Chap
mar, ssventh and OraDfe streets.
Tuning, etc. al 500 w. 9th St.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-06

To bear in mind that one Benson's Cap
cine Plaster is worth a dozen of any
other porous plaster Benson's plas,ers
are genuine medicinal article, en-
dorsed and used by the medical profes-
sion from Maine to California. They
cure in a few hours ailments which no
others will even relieve. Cheap aud
worthless limitations ATE sold by dealers
who care more Tor large profits on trash
than they do for the sweets OF an ap
proving conscience. Beware of them.
and of the "Cspucin," "Capsicin," !"
"Capsicine" and "Capsicum" plasters
which they sell 10 the unwary. These
names are misleadisg variations Oh the
naIae "Cspcine.'
Daily Republican., 1886-07-06
knnKle.s I,irtor ,ylnn nnrIrnn-

FOR the cure Of WeaE $40 machs Genera
Dehll ~ Indigestion, Disease Cf tho Stou
ach, hLd Tor all cases legIlrinV 4 tOulc
Ihi, tonic ibc!u los tho most q freeable and
ell Client salt 1t lE0a we pOss ss-ttltrate o I
Magnetic lN.ios combine with the most
uuerSetiA Cf vegetable toric--l GLOW Peru
Wan k.fK. 10 you want som thing to
ssrentthru yOt3 10 ynu Waut good ap.
psttei DO You walt 3 got r.t Of nervous.
nts.t 10 you want euOrgy; ~ you want
toS.sEp gei2 10 you Htut TO build uU your
e'ust.ution2 Dn you ~uct t. fee well? DO
you want = brisk and vigorous teeiiag2 II
you do, trg Kuakels IiiJle. Wine OF I:oa
ouly AK a 'riaI o' Ihia valuable tonic. Price
~ Per bottle. 30 rare Of ecu1terie.ts, as
huGeei'e bItter N.ug 0l lrln IS tia Uuly
sure and ehec.uai Iei- sty IA the known
wor for Tho permGroat cure Of dyspepsia
ana Debility. hero arc many limitations
offered tu tho public r1rgha4e none but
the penuine article, namely, + +, kunGel'g,
ana having his STAMP on tho cork 81 the
bottle. The yer" TACT that others are At
tempting u nitrate tbs valuable remedy
proves its w5rth and eIeakH voH IA itsI
fnvur. HCwarn ~ cUuutStfetts auu bH-e im.-
iati0ns. as kuEkel, Bfter Wine Of ron
IS % well known uii over the country, Drug
KIsis item 3Yss make limitations and try tO|
hulkels Bitter hiGB a. i5Oa ( called Tor.
L kunkel's Bit,er Wine OF lrnp IL puL up only
in 81 bOitlos, with yellow wrappers having
the ilvehtCi y.2netto on each b1ltie. Al
ways look lOr y +. kuukels Viguette ana
signature, md you VIII be sure 10 Eet the
yenuif e article. tor sa!e by n. B. DAN
tURIH, Wholesale ard Retail DruxE ISL,
ocrner Second ard Market streets, Whining
Lon. lt&eod-lm
Daily Republican., 1886-07-06
kEWS SLNM4aY.
FIRE AND LOSS OF LIFE-MCKDER
AND ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
ell FROM Freight Train In p Tit
swept Away and Drownen-
"ater-logged.

! Fire broke out early on Mondav
morning In the basement of I.sckway
u MILAN 3 restaurant, at Chicaoo and
soon spread through and DESTROYED the
whole building, i've story structurts
KNOWN as the Benton Hotel, and fitted
up as cheap lodging house, About
thirty five persons were sleeping In the
building, two of whom lost their Iives
Another inmate and four fremen wera
| severely Injured. AS the fires in tha
restaurant ranges were all out, the dis..
sster IL attributed 10 Fourth of july
nre@oiks. Tae loss on property is about
S52 900.
At Indianapolis Monday Elwsrd L,
falmer, young man, was ia a ly in
jured BY falling from a freight t1ain in
ht. Frederick Keich drove into the
river to wash his wagon and was swent
away by the current and drowned. J.
u Connor, stepping out of the y ay of a
| moving train, was killed by "a train
going in the opposite direction, on the
next track.
A farmer named Wildman on Snp
day murdered his wife and attt mpte6
suicide, near Monticello, Illinois. He
ls net likely to recover. Some time ago
the wife inherited S12, 900 from a Iela.
tive, and, not believing her husband a
proper custodian for the money. she
willed it to their children. II nee the
tragedy.
The annual convention of the Win
dow Glass Workers Association will
begin in Pittsburg Tuesday. About 90.
oelegates WILL De present from all parts
OF the country, and 1t is understood that
Vut dGN II H..
next year, with an advance Tor the
gatherers.
The brig John Brigh.man of Fall
River, from Pensacola for Philad slphia.
wss waterlogRed, dismasted and blown
ashore twelve miles south of Cedar
Keys on the night of the 30th ult. She
iost all her rigging, boats ard deck
load, and lies In a dangerous position.
John L. Bucker, .of Mahapoy City.
injured last Saturday by the Rsading
Railroad collision at Tamaqua, d led yes-
terday. John Decker of Williamsport,
mail agent, who was also it, lred, is
not expected to recover.
The pEddlers at Eversou's rolling
mill, at ScoJtdale, Pa, refused to re-
sumo work to-day, unless Sthey
are paid the Am algamated scale
OF wages. They are non unioe men.
The Collector of Custom at Shelburne.
Nova Scotia, under Instructions from
Ottawa, had imposed fine oi $500 on
each OF the seized Portland schouners,
The fines have not yet bsen paid.
George W. Porter, editor and puta
Usher of the Baltimore Journal OF Com
merce, ard secretary OF the Board oe
Trade of Il ltimore died snf ,lu vaa
teIday, at the ago of SO years.
A telegram from ths City OF Mexico
says there is nc epidemic OF yellow
fever at Vera Cruz, although there are
a few cases among the poorer c,asses.''
A large fire vls reported to b. raging
at Second aver ue and One Hundred
and Twerty -dtth street, NeT York
last night.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-06
Shot for One Cent.

NORFOLK, Va, July 4-On the
Brooks farm, near Portsmouth, two
negro hands, William Boykin and Jas.
Nicholson, were engaged in pitching
pennies and got to wrangling about the
possession of one cent. Boy kin drew a
pistol and told Nicholson to pay him
the money or he would shoot him.
Nicholson claimed that Boy kin had not
won the money fairly and refused to
give 1t TO him. Boykin then aimed ais
pistol and fired the bullet going through
the right breast OF Nicholson and pass
ing out on the opposite side, causing a
painful and serious wound. The condi
tion of Nicholson is considered critical
Daily Republican., 1886-07-06
Base ISalI.

The following games were played
yesterday:
St. Louis-Morning Philadelphia, 8
st. Louis, l. Afternoon: PHILADELPHIA,
5; ST. Louis, ..
Chicago Morning: Chicago. 10; Bos
ion, 4. Afternoon Chicago, l.; Boston,
|6;
Kansas City-Mornlug Kansas City,
Z; Washington, 4. Afternoon; Kansas
City, s; Washington, l.
Detroit-Maruing Detroit s; New
York 6. Afternoon: D4troit, IL; New
York, 10.
Cincin natl Morning: Cincinnati, IA;
ATT letic, Z. Afternoon: Cincinnati, /;
Athletic, 8.
Morning: Pittsburg, 10;
Baltimore, l. Afternoon; Pitts5urg, IL,
Baltimore, 2.
ST. Louis Morning; ST. Louis, q;
Brooklyn, 2. Afternoon: st. Louis, 4;
Brooklyn, G.
notwithstanding: Louisville, s.;
Metropolitan, 5. Afternoon: Lou isvilie, ,
2; Metropolitan, 3.
Williamsport-Mor Williams
port, IA; Altoona, 8 Afternoon VIII
Transport, 9; Altoona, 4
lkesbarre-M orning: Wilkesbarre,
II; Scranton, e.
Scranton-Atternoon Scranton, 8;
Wilkesbarre, s.
ar.eston-Morning: Charleston, g.;
Augusta, 8. Afternoon: Charleston, 3;
5.
sayannah-Savannah, 2; Chstanuga,0
Daily Republican., 1886-07-06
q. WorrelI-Carpetings

We think we own the best wire mat
tress known; have them made for our
spe cial sales IN two weights, for greater
durability; price, S5.5 and $500, full
size
Mosquito csnopies, tarlstans. net
t 'nx, otc. in all colors. We have lot
of hnk SKA and 100 in neaing at half
price. The edges only off color by ex-
posure to sun in one of our windows.
Floor linens very cheap; mattlngs
very cheap A good time also to buy
towels and quilts, Never know them
az cheap G. Worrel!, Masonic Temple
Daily Republican., 1886-07-06
Fatal Explosion of Fireworks.

PORT HURON, MICH July 4-Last
night, while the display of ire works
was being made from stand erected
over the arches of Military street bridge
the stock of fireworks exploded and set
fire to the wood work OF the pla form.
L. M. Merrill, who was conducting the
display, fell back into the flames and
perished. Charles Wellman, j. L.
Black, Thomas Cook and Mr.. Withey
were more or less injured by the ex.
plosion. Mr.. Merrill was well known
throughout Michigan, and leaves q
wife and family here,
Daily Republican., 1886-07-06
The City Hall Clock.

The City Hall clock is undergoing re-
pairs, and will not be In running order
ior few days. Mr.. Ayers, who looks
after its welfare, will 81 that it denotes
the minutes and hours correctly, and
those VINO go astIay in regard to their
eugagements caunot censure the clock
for the detection
Daily Republican., 1886-07-06

One Of my children, a girl about
nine years old. had very bad dis
charge from he head ard nose of q
thick, yellowish matter, and was
growing worse. We had two different
physicians perscribe for her, but with
out benefit. We tried Ely's Cream
Balm, and much TO our surprise, in
three days there was marked i'm.
provement. We continued using the
Balm and in q short time the dis
charge was apparently curea.-O. A.
Cary, Corning, N, Y.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-06

Thomas P. Morgan and family are
stopping at Brandy wine Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifford Greenman are
summering at BTandywine Springs.
Harry Crippen spent Sunday with hi
friend, g. II, Durer at Brandywine
Springs.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-06
A PLAY IN THREE Acrs



David Davis when he hrst arrived AZ
Bloomington was worth about 81 800
lie com meuce the process OF accumu.
latiug wealth by entering government
lands, which he paid for with money
borr0 wed az low rate Of interest, and
no cJptin ed to borrow on that par
until within a comparatively recent
period. 10 Is not more than 10 years
siuce he paid of the last mortgage on
lands which he entered in this manner
ia the early history OF the State Of Hi
NOS. The basic Of his wealth is due to
'aa enormous iucrsasa IL the yalne OF
lis land. He has vast tracts of land 10
llilLo!s, Iowa and Missouri. Ee be
Jme possessed of his valuable real es
ate n Chicago in n peculiar way. He
vas intrusted In the early days by some
Eastern Gle Is with "a suit against a
Chicago firm, which wJs in desperate
unau 7iaI coalition 1t was supposed
hat ILe claim would move to be- worth
ess. Mr.. Davis, however, pressed the
'1it 10 trial, obtained Judgment aud
ordered execution. The levylng officers
could tlud nothing but what was con
-dered a valuelDss piece OF land in the
= u,he.n portion OF Tbs city Mr. DavIt
heaalt or his clients. HIS clients d!d
got have very high appreciation of
tte va.u- ct Wes.era Land at thaJ Jirne
ard objected to any such adjustment o.
tbeir cleli3. A this Judge DAVIS be-
came angry, borrowed the money him
solf, pain tLe Judgment 10 his clients in
fuli and retaIled ne land. He kept II
tor many years, and some fifteen year.
ago plated il aud disposed
OF it III lots. The entire tract
obtained under that judgment IL
worth to day mi lions OF dollars. Judge
Davis managed his vast estate with but
little assistance aud conducted his large
mainly with his own
hand. IL WAS MA habit, when in Con
gress and he Supreme Court, to attend
to his persor a business in the morn
mgs before breakfast.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-06
For Lung and Throat Diseases

The successful treatment Is in using
DR.. Simms' White Pulmonic Ralsam
and Blood Purifier aud Vegetable Liver
Pulls. Use these according 10 directions
Large numbers are cured every year.
Sold by dealers. Depot, Fourth and
King streets, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-06

Miss Grace Ambold, of Twelfth and
Heald streets, has had both of her
tonsils rem owed from the throat by DR..
Mann. The operation was rendered
almost bloodless and painless by the
previous application of a drug.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-06

Fell Sc Joseph, 713 West Front street,
fill orders for best coal at lowest prices,
we'll screened and put In cellars with
sohute Wagons, Try q barrel of cur
best -four. Telephone call 259,
Daily Republican., 1886-07-06
He is SIN HANGING

wall paper cheaper than auy other man
In the State. Harry D. Holt, &i3 West
Second street, upper side
P. 81 have igrge force q ~c-k-
men. All work done withoGt 1@lqy at
2l3 West Seconi street
Daily Republican., 1886-07-06
SCOTS EMULSION OF PURE
Cod Liver OIL, with Hypophosphites s
For Wasting Children.

DR.. S. W. Cohen, of Waco, Texas,
says: 81 have used your Emulsion in
Infantile wasting, with good results
1t not only restores wasted tissue, buG
gives strength, and l heartily recon-
mend 1t for diseases attended by afro
ply"
Daily Republican., 1886-07-06
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