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Daily Republican., 1886-10-11
DEGIsTER's ORDER.
~ REGISTER's OFFICE D

UPON the application OF Henry II. Nc
Msilin, Executor OF Roderiek Sutherland,
late OF New Castle Hundred, in sAld county
deceased. Il n ordered and directed by
the Register that the Executor afore-
sAid give notice Of granting OF letters
IestAmenIAry upon the estate Of the
deceased. with the date OF granting thereof
by causing advertisements to be posted
within forty days from the date Of such
letters In six Of the most public places OF the
county OF New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate 10 present
the same, or abide By an Act Of Assembly In
rneh case made and provided and also cause
the same 20 be Inserted within the same Iertod
in the Daily REfrBLicAN. q newspaper put
hshed in Wilmington. Del, and TO be contn-
red therein three weeks (e. o. d.
(~~l Given under the hand Aaa Seal ID
L. s. kOGee OF the Register Aforesaid, st
L. Wilmington. in New Castle CounY
Aforesaid. the day and wear above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
NofICK-All persons having claims agaI nst
the estate OF The deceased must present the
same duly sttested 10 the Executor, on
or before sept. 18th. lss7, or abide the Act OF
Assembly q such case made and provided.
HENRY X. McMULLIS, Executor.
Address, STATE Road, Del. sea-eo1-sw
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

THE CHICAGO ANARCHISTS convict.
ed OF throwing dynamite bombs anon q,
q number OF policemen, by which sew
eral OF them were killed, have been
sentenced TO be hung on Friday, De
cember 5. Nothing nov stands between
these condemned revol .ionists and
death but the clemency OF the ChieI
Executive OF Illinois It 10 hardly
probable that Governor oslssby will
Interfere TO prevent the execution OF the
Law.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

THOUGH the Third ward polled over
l,4oo Democratic votes at . primary
election for . member Of the LegislA'
ture, there are honest Democrats in
that ward. Mr.. Grier, member OF the
Board Of Education from that ward,
says: 81 prefer to be an honest, sober,
temperance Democrat than 70 be &C
cused Of flying Republican colors, AMI
ct the same time drinking with Demo.
cratic politicians We heartily cen
grAtulAte Mr.. Grier on what he says
he L.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11
WANAMAkkR's.

PEILApELFH1A, Monday. o.t. Il, lss..
Courtauld's grapes for
ee-quarters of u S u a
prices.
That is a queer bit Of
news. We must make il
as clear as it is queer.
In the first place nobody
knows whether Grape is
cheap or dear, from looking
at it. You, for instance.
\ GU have got to buy out OF
confidence. Ask and be
told.
You can't help it. If you
buy BY Judgment you buy
BY guess; and you win or
lose according to whom you
buy Of.
You may think it isn't
polite to tell you how little
you know about Grape. 1t
isn't politeness so much as
business that picks out our
words. But 1t US apologize
BY saying something worse.
The merchants generally
know no more OF Grape than
you. Ng buy cut of con-
tdence. WJ can't help it.
II merchants know nothing
OF Grape how can you ex-
pect to.
Are 1te as much in the
dark as the rest of them9
We are peculiarly situated.
We have the largest and
most intelligent trade in
Grape and other dress-s tuffs,
especially black we think, in
the United States. II We our.
sci, es know nothing of
Grape (and that IS true) we
have experts who know as
mu h about it as anybody
not in the makers secrets.
Grape is a secret we'll
kept. We tried to tell you
all we knew about it some
years ago; and merchants
all over the country took up
the subject and seemed to
think We knew all about it.
Then we asked Courtauld
the maker please tell us
whatever you are willing
the public should know
about your crape;;" and he
snubbed US. snubbed his
bsst customer. snubbed the
merchant who tells you the
unhands ONE truth (unhand
some to you but pre- cieus as
money to him) that nobody
knows about Grape enough
to allow him to buy it in
any other way than almost
entirely out Of confidence.
Con 6dence. what does that
mean9 Why, that Court
lauld makes the Grape for
s - Z u slsz
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11
NIGHT SCHO
OPENS MONDAY EVEslsi
BOOK KEEPING,
PENnASSHlP,
ARlTHEI

Shors-hA-t aEsh;hySHl
zrsr her. PerEIlshlp nd
TO write.
Individual distraction Nod
70 those advAB,ed 10 yekng
reielt. Age no osyris I'D
La lies admitted. Aols in.sIa
light.
Rates ret sorabie; i0t rsa
season. Larse Aitsndss,t.q,
nov. Nur Der ! ui,et. al
evening except SA,arisI "
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

ME- GRIER says: II admit that
took some interest in trying 10 elect .
good cistIsn Of the Ninth ward to fill Q
vacancy which ex-ner,her PAncoAss
Allen declined 20 AL" Mr.. Grier, We
suppose, has NOS forgotten that when
asked 90 state the merits Of his cAndi-
dAssr said he knew noshins about him,
bat he name had been handed TO him
AHd ae thought he woali nominate Aim.
kaoash On hat point
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11
DEGISTRR's ORDER.
~ RE5IsTER's oFPICE,
INV CASTLE COUNTY, DBL,

September =. lsck. }
UpoH the application OF Marshall ;. Jordan
and Howard Il. Jordan, Executors Of John
Jordan. late OF ChrisiiAua Hundred. In
sald eosnis. tcce Asss. 10 Is ordered AID
directed by the Rszstvr that the EHecu-
tore Aforesaid give nouce OF granting Of let
isFs Iestault utATf, upon the estate
OF TIE Deceased, wtsh the date Of
granting thereof by causing Adyer-
ussments e y posted wl;hln - days from the
Gate OF such letters 81 SIX Of the uost pu bile
places OF the county % Nv~ Castle, requiring
A. oerso1s having demands against the estate
70 present the SAM. Or abide by Act OF
sseHnbly IN such case made aud provided ::
AZ : also cause the san, 70 b. rted within
TIE same period Ia she Daily RKPCBLIC An,
= newspaper puollshettn Wilmington, and 10
oe continued tEervln thrrr weeks o.. ODD
I ~ Given unl.er the hand aad Seal of
L. 5. {orce Of The rstsEer sforeSAld. At
- " llmiu<;ou. ia New Castle County
Aforesaid. the day ami rFsr above written.
JuH h. BRADFORD, Register.
NOTICE Al! person. having claims gains;
thR estate OF the desee@sz' HgsI present the
SlDe, duly attssted 70 the Executors
Aforesaid. or or before = PIN t-r = fsS- oe
abide The Act Of Assem- bly, in such case u al
ana provided.
MASHALL : JORDAN,
HONAED II. JURDAN
Address, woodta!e, Del. sS-sS-s--i
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11
WILMINGTON a NORTHERN R.R

Ttne table in etiec; Sept. 2lH, 1883 rrzips
leave " ilmirgto1 (freo och tt-eet) - follows:
for Reading. Birdtboro. Joanna, Spring
reld, Waynes5urg junction, Manor, Po Is
vile, Ia aqua, hllentown. l. etapoo Wer-
nersyille and all points on the Ph ladelphia
And Reading K. T., % .. N. and 24s p N
LIE ape. ChAdd's Ford and uuPort's and
intermediate sein:f, 5.o< 8. II : ~. and 3 %
For West Chester. 90 N ;. AS, and zoo
p. -,
Fer New Bridge and intermediate poin,a
SEQ and Q 10 p. N.
On SUNDAY, fOs Reaitng, CoatesF lille " est
Chester and sh inter n dix,e Joints, sic Q.
N.
A @. MoCAUsLAND, L. A..BowER.
Suaerintsndent- Gen1 Pass. As't
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11
Address, wcoiaa,e, Del.
= EGISTER ) ORDER
Ii REGrSTER'S OFFICE.
NV tAa-LA ON Ny Dr.

nav CAsrLE CuCSTY, DEL.
>tDsrn her Slth, iSs6
iron the application Of Joha Il. humer,
AtAinlsttator Of hAte Jones. late Of Wi.
minEi0n Hundred. IN said county,
decreased, IL Is ordered ard directed
y the Register that tie Aduinistrator
aforesaid give notice Of granting Of Letters
OF Administration Gpon the estate OF the de-
esAss.i, WITH The date Of ErAuting thereof. by
causing Adyeriise Ensnts 10 be posted within
IoftY DAYS IRON the date OF such Letters In six
OF The most public PLACES OF the county Of New
CAsale, requiring all persons having demands
AxA.ust the estate 10 present the same, or
abide by IN Act Of Assem- bly, in such case
.Afe aud provided and Asa cause the same
70 ee inserted within the same period in the
DAILY kkfJ RLiCAS, Ane SspAper published in
unlngton, and 10 * Continued therein
iheree weeks ,e1dl.
GiYen under the hand and Seal Of
L. s. once Of the Register Aforesaid, at
- Wnnlngton. in New Castle Coaniy
AioiesAid. the day and year above written.
JOHN q. BRADFORD. Re xisis<
AofiCk-All pSraOns having claims against
INT estate OF the deceased must present the
same, daily siIesisd 10 The Adninis,rMor. ou
or before sept. Ngh, A. D.. ISIS. or abide
the ACT of Assem- bly, in such case made and
provided. JOHN Z. KII.MER
Address. Nilmginloa, Del. oi-Sw-<od
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

SH ShIFF'S SA -E-Bi SARTUEOf A
y writ Of AIS. Lsyayf Facias 10 me d,-ects d
VIII &c exposed q public sale, AZ tie Cot n
House, ca Market street between Tenth ard
Eleventh sire Is, in the city Of WILMINGTON
REV Castle County, Delaware,
ON THURSDAY,
raE i4rH DAY or oOrOBER, a. D., 81
81 O'Clock, p. n,
The foil wing described real estate, viz:
All that certain trsc. or parcel Of uaarsh q,
MEADOW isrd situste In Middlsbotoazt
marsh IN said coun'y OF New Castle, bcuad
ed and described as follows. 70 ris.
Beg nnlnz at sake on the southerly sid
OF MIL Crees 81 sorner Of land 10 or latt
ol>smrel Richardson, thesce by said land
souia ~. degrees east s. psrches 20 II 4
0, A. atom RiehArdion. thence thereby north
n degrees cart L. $40 perihes thsIce by ia
sane south deg ees east g s-le pe.ches III
The side Of the mArsn road, thence do~u
sat rad side north So degrees eAs, ~ 3 ID
pe5ehes 20 = corner CT Shn Auner, thepes
~ that land north IN desrses ives, Is SD
percEee 10 the aide OF Mill Creek aforesaid
aud thence no the tame by the severa
courses theEof about - psrcheI 70 the place
OF ossinning, containing = s-res roots aad
perches Of mash OF me.doS land. be tas
same more or less-
Seised and taken IN execution a. ia
property Of Kari Speeht and MARY Soloml
his wife, and TO be cold by
THOMAS FORD. Sheriff.
Shertt's Orice, Wilmirston, Sep:en Der
Is, A D., lsse.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11
NAHAMAKKR,a

} mad 10 take It as II we llkec
Ito be snubbed. and 60 OF
\ buying his Grape and ge'
snubbed again if we svel
presume to ask his lordshiE
that proper business ques
ltionl because we don't dar,
to buy another Grape thar
] Courtauld's-we don't dare
because with all our experts
we don't know enough tt
buy Grape in any other way
THAN out Of confidence.
| We don't like to be snub-
bed. Wed drop his Grape
in a minute if We dared.
| Our business is to sell the
best. We know enough to
know what we don't know.
I'VE don't know Grape we'll
enough to 60 into the mar
ket and buy by looks and
prices. We buy by the
make; and so do you. And
yet we look at it closely and
turn it over and feel OF it
50 do you-when buying.
lQueer inconsistency! That's
the way with the world. We
know and we don't know.
I'VE gat on gloriously when
we don't pretend to know
what We don't know. We
founder beautifully when we
pretend to know it all. And
so do you.
But of Courtauld's Grape
Tor three-quarters.
Four-quarter Grape from
|sI.25 to $3.50. Six-quarter
Grape from $3.50 to 81.
Just these two; no more.
We have the very same
Grapes at full prices. There
are hundreds OF women who
Twill not dare to buy 1t three
Quarters even after all we
have said; who will buy
from the full price pieces.
That is their privilege.
There is a store in this
city that goes so far in trad
ing on this ignorance we
have plainly confessed for
ourselves and told of for you
as to put a fancy" price
on the costliest Grape, viz,
S14 a yard. We sell the
Grape for sI2; and cur profit
on it is large; it ought to be
large on stuff of the highest
extravaganza.
The point we make is the
fact that all the buying of
Grape is out OF confidence or
ap.hazard. Buy, therefore,
Courtauld's; and buy of a
merchant who has some
stake in his business, who
tells what he knows about
his things and stops.
We wanted to stop right
there; but this has got to be
added. You want to know
why we are selling these
particular pieces of crapel
Tor thEee-quarters. Becausel
we bought them SO. WhyI
did the maker sell them SOL
NA
We don't know. We canl
make a shrewd guess; andI
we rather enjoy it: We
guess he has made too much;l
and We guess he has lost
some trade to Priestly's and
Lupin's silk-warp nuns
veilings. Priestly and Lupin
don't snub US. We yenturei
they would tell US all about
silk-warp nun's-veilings.
But there's no wisdom inl
getting mad and doing busi-l
ness badly to spite a man |
who snubs US unwisely three |
thousand miles away. Hell
is the only maker whose
grapes we dare to buy. Wei
must keep on trading terms
with him.
JOIN WANAAAKER.
Chestnut, Thirteenth aud MArke: s.ra-,
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

SHBRlYF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE or A
- writ Of Ais. Levari Fact a. TO n direct
ed, VII De exposed 10 public sale, 81 ths Cour
hoase, on Market street between Tenth anc
Eleventh stretts, in the city IF W Tim In, ton
rev Ca<tle County, Delaware,
ON THURSDAY,
THE i4IH DAY OF OCTOBER. A. u. isse
alta O'Clock p. M,
The following described real estate, viz:
All those three certain lots, pieces or par
seh OF Land situate IN the city OF Win instol
bounded and described as fellows, 70 vii:
No. l. W tn three sto'y frame hotel apc
ether building thereon erected Ne ginufrs
~ the Intersection Of the sautheriy side g
rim street with the westerly side OF DuPoa
sIeet, thence westerly Along said side o
Fiftb street lse feet u q stAk =. the3oe touih
eri' parallel 20 Dupont street III feet incl
TO o sake. thence easteriy parallel To FIN
street lsd fset 70 tho faid weetstly ade d
Dafont street., thence thereby Do-JberlI IL,
feet inca TO the place OF oet nclnE, be TN
contsau th-rof what they may. Book ri
Vol II. page 2OT, Sc
No. = vito q brick brewery, stable, ice
house add otaer balldltss thereon cree ec,
Begin ming a. the int sectlen of the nortnl
eflJ ide OF Fifth s:Tset rfth the eaEterly
side OF DUPONT street. thine eAsteriy AlorSt
said side Of Fifth street ~ f.et 10 st&s Z,
therce noriherly parallel 10 !.uPort strpet
lo fest and inches IA . stake, themes
NesteIty yAfAluA - lin 81 v 4uJ rect VI
lac sAid esAterly aide Of a oat Ft>eet, and
theace thereby sou,herly lse feet ard 4
inches 20 the plate Of oegiu nipg be the con-
tents thsfeof what they may. Book Y, Vol
10. page !, 40
Nc. ). Beginning At tie intersection form.
ed b. the southeriy sice Of ifth street and
the essterly side Of Scou slreef, theree iouth-
erly oy said side OF : colt street 70 fee, 10 d
ElAke, thence easterly parallel TO finn street
- feet 70 another aGe In q northelsterfy
difestion 70 pcint IN aid songheriy side ot
tfiiA street 81 feet inches from the easter
ly side OF Scott strset and a. right Angles
teereto. the % westerly aionx . I'd seutheriF
tics of f1nh street e. Tee: 5 ircnss 70 ina
place o beginning, be the contents thereof
what thes may.
SeiHsd and uksn 10 exsertion - tha
properly Of Karl Speeht 4nd MARY Solomi
Sqechf, his wife. and IT,, and 10 be sold BY
THOMAS kOkD, Sheriff.
Sherir's OEee, " ilningiop. Sept-nher -
a u. ls". ssf2s-iS-Tt
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

ID BALTIMORE OHIO RAILROAD.
LANDESBURG BRANCH.

CHANGE OF HOURS.
TN and amer June stu. lsse, trains vii
ruE as follows:
Leave wilmington : os, 10 50 a. n; 80
AMI 20 p. N
Arrive Il LAndenburx S 80 an; u % NON,
70 and 50 p. N.
Leave LsndenDurg 9 s. q. m; % and S 30
p. N.
Arrive 81 Wilmington 90 q. N; 2le and
p. N.
Sunday trains leave wtlminstoa lol5 ..
N. and % p. N.
p. N
Leave LAndenburx ~ 90 q. N. and 4 50
p. m.
Arrive At wiimirg ton 1T 90 am. antsss
p. N. ID. COENEL,
slO-u Superintendent
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11
a OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EvrECr. SEPT. l9rH, 20

SCHEDULE IN EFFECr. SEPT. iSrH, 80
Trains leave Depot, WILMINGTON 10
PHILADELPHIA, and TO CINCINNATI
ST. LOUIS, CHICAGO, Aad ell Points
IVES; and S0uthwsEt
VIA BALrlMORE AND WASHING TON.
kASTBOUND:
Western Express. daily. IL 81 A. n.
CtneinnAtti Limited, dsiIy...... $40 p. n
Chieaso Limited, daily ...........li.o7 p. ID.
irving Phtlsdelphia Il. % r. IA COS p.
NJ. l2.oo Midnight
A.eommodAtion from baltimore arrives f.ss
p. n.
WEST BOUND
Chicago Limited. daily A. NJ.
Arrives Chicago 50 next morning.
Cincinnati Limited, daily. IL. 80 A. n.
Arrives Cincinnati las A. NJ, st LOUIS
$50 z NJ next day.
Western Express, daily. for Chicago, Ola.
etnnAu Ana ST Louis. k4IP. NJ.
Accommodation, Stepping ~ all stations. TO
beAuWore-.ss...... $50 A NJ.
SOLID TRAINS THRoUaH WITHOUT
CHANGE OF OARS,
X. DUNHAM, LORD.
GenI manager Oenl Pass. Agent
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11
GREENBANK ICE co.

IS pounds and over q. 60 cen Is
per loo pounds. Ice by ton at
ton rates. Your patronage is
respectfully solicited. je24tf
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11
OCT. IITHR, 1850


Trains will leave Wilmington ~ fellows:
Philadelphia tsxprsssl. q 1e2, 400, o 90
= 80, 10, 800, o ~, ~, 10 %, II S. IL 81 O. m
IL "a, 1 "a, n 0 20 ana 90 D. m.
Accommodation %, Z 90. Z %, 10 20 q. m.
%, 90, "a, . 50, 10 30 p. N.
For Chester (express), o 90, z 20, . 90, Q 10
pa, II 81. II 81 .. m, Il %, n, 0 20 and q
p. m.
Accommodation, Q 20, I 90, ! Of. SIS, 10 90
.. m. . 10, Z o., 20, 50 and 10 % p. N.
rev York, 2 90, o., 4 90, o 20, 100 10 0s
II o. O. m. az "a, o., 20, n. so2s, 100
10 20 p. m.
For West Chester, via Lsmokin, eco and
10 .. m, 30 and 90 p. N.
For Newark and intermediate etAtfons
~ .. m, II 50 and 0 Il p. m.
Baltimore and Intern ediate stations, 10 lC
N, o. p. N. and IL % night.
Baltinore and Hay Line, Is D. N.
baltimore and Washington, 1 70, Z -, Q o.,
10 10, II 90 .. IN, II 70, silT. 4 s., % 20 and
! % p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New castle. 90, % D. m, IL 81, = 70. 5 90,
Q Is and II 90 p. m.
asorEssown and Iewes, % .. m, and %
p N.
ScAford Express, 3 50 p. m.
bsrrfnH ton, Dcimar and way stations,s 80
. m. IL 80 p. %.
Express for Harrington. $50 2. m. Way
train IS p. u
kxpress for Dover. Harrington and Del.
mar, IL Is p. IN. every day.
franklin Oity, s 90 O. m.
Express for Norfolk, II IS 2. m. daily.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11
'THE WILMINGTON
,

First elias IN all re sp,or,l
open in The lrsii,ut. haltts
Makes strests ~ Alrs,s,
ftrong ENDORSEMINfl
stndeDts ma, .ttef 81 n
vlduAl instruction. A1nlaI{
TO miidle.Ige. Plr.lIl n
course. Jnstrucu ,ho,os.tl,
lux, Business fo.ns Pst.rl
aTithnet'c. Cofreip0ri.s.
lstions and P-se iell 5nl
lectncers on Goung,,.l D
Hcos Eeerins aud Hlsi,,sI
THOROT6H TRAINIys|
Elves alertness, se:arscJ I'd
the slow boy.
The BrsIN Kss PEArla |
has an actual hark .iotba1
N General A.sn-y hcr.s
rttpondenes win q l.tsnt -
Special PENMaNsHIP1
HAN ID DEPARiMENn|
bstn sexss al i,,t-i. Md
gins &c; kh. Gail o. sriukI
L ;. tiuLDEl|
Late chief inHrl,:es o. Bid
tens, Philadelphia
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

|rTvnE BIGGEST SALE OF THErSzxSl
Il season. win b sold 1t pub ~
he EAle at the drove yard ut Gem W0
trsviile. New Castis County. Del, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER u, lsso,
at o'clock p. m,
% head OF fresh cows and Springers and
M stock nom Southern Lancaster County
Pa, and Cecil County. nd. This 10 the
nnest and best lot OF COWS ever brought W
Delaware. Also sixty head Of extra nLs
shoats, weis hing from 70 TO LIS pounds, war
ranted sound and right Everybody come
70 days credit
PROUD Il MERRICK.
]. q. Robinson, Auctioneer. oo-dkw.ts
GALE OF SrOCK-wlI.L BEgyEM
- sold a. public ssle at the resi- NZ2fs
dence OF CLARK W. baldwin, nearN0
Booths Corner, Delaware County, Pa, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 18TH, lsse,
Us head OF fresh cows and Springers, direc,
from Cumberland County, Pa. This will "a
. good business lot Of COWS. Also good
young sound horses, suitable for all pur.
poses. Two and four months credit.
GOODLkl 4 BALDWIN.
]. ID Howard, Auct oe-dkw-u
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

DEI4A WAKE OOLL.11
u J. Il. Caldwell, 4. lii: II
dent VIII opsn VIE ~
September /. ISIS Ih.~ ~
cal sscisafirc and As.ss
not ever tzis per s.nnIn =. N
cstaIcxusL.ete. sdjress 'o'
ark. Iel. -
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

Leave Philadelphia, Broad street, 70,
Wilmington texpress), Il ~, . 80, 20, 7 n
. %, 10 20, II %, II s. o. m. Of, to2, 9 os
Il, o., 81. II 10 and II n p. N.
Accommodation 30. 10 20 Q. a, 81 . H.
20, ~ %. . 30, 10 % and IL ~ p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
For PhiladelphiA (express). %, 81, 4 90,
20, II 81 . m, n aud 90 p. m.
Accommodation, Q 30 Q. m, II 10, 30,
s sb. so, 50 p. m.
for Chester tsxprsss,, %, IL 81 q. n, q
and : % p. N.
Accommodation % .. m, IL 10, %. . Is,
20 and 80 p. m.
Sor New York texprsss), 90. . "a, 100
70, IL 81 .. N, "a, % and 70 p. N.
For West Chester, via Lamokin, 80 .. N.
and S Is y. m.
Baltimore and wsahinston, n, 4 -, Q o.
10 10 am. and - p.m- Baltimore, IL 90 night
Leave Philadelphia, Broad strset, Tor WI
nington texpress1, IL 70. s %, &C, o 10 q m
81, ii 10, and IL a p. n
AocomnodA,ion, sSs, 10 70 .. n, Il as 10
IS and IL q ,. N.
For further Information passengers are 70
ferred 70 the ticket once st the sxsticn.
rrstnf marked thus (slafs limited exvrsss
upon vhioh sxsra fare 10 charged.
J. x. WOOD.
General Passenger Agent.
OaAM0 X RuoE 0snerAl MANAGE.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-11

Qaise . number OF o;her decisions in
regard to pools might De given, ha,
what We have already re.ei red 10 ara
enough 70 show thas the { urls o. the
county will have TO deser crate before
psol combinations can sxpec, mach
solid comfort trcn them.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1886-08-16
Weakness of the Respiratory Machinery

Weakness of the Respiratory Machinery.
From the vital statistics which Dr. Bill
ings has classified, the appearance is thar
the respiratory machinery is the feeble
point in the American man and woman; or
perhaps-though the summary of the
statistics published does not show this-Of
any man or woman who endeavOrs to live
in our climate. Diseases of the lungs and
diseases directly related to pulmonary dis
orders are out of all proportion to any
other in their fatality Consumption is
the disease which, taken separately, kills
more per persons per thousand of the pop
ulatioA than any other one disease, and
pneumonia is next to it. Consumption
kills 81 per 1000, pneumonia 63 per 900,
and the largest number per l 600 to which
any other malady is fatal is So. But if we
class together consumption, pneumonia.
heart disease and bronchitis, the fatality
of this group is 1871 per 600; which amply
shows that the respiratory organs are the
dangerous spots; the points in our vital
fortification through which the anemy
gets in with greatest facility and WI ere he
does most harm. Consumption is, it is
true, classed as a general or constitutional
malady; but many forms of disease that
are clasSed as consumption are specially
diseases OF the lungs or their pleHFal en-
velOpes, and all are fatal through their
ravages upon this organ.
What are the causes and what is to be
the consequence of the fact that the Stats
tics thus make out? No doubt our terri
bic climate is the first cause Over
widely-eXtended part of this country the
thermometer ranges from season to sea-
son through 10 or 100 degrees of the
Fahrenheit scale. We have in the same
cities Russian winter and an Italian
summer, and as neither high nor low
temperature; but the capacity to with
stand great changes from one to the other
is the true trial of vital force, our people
are exposed to such a test as none other
Is ever called upon tn endure.-New York
Mail and Express