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CHANGE OF climate and water often az
feet the action Of the bowels. One Oh two
Brandeth's Pills taken every'night are a
perfect remedy in such cases, they also
prevent malaria and are a protection
againat typhus fever, or diseases arising
from bad sewerage,
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No OTHER preparation 80 concentrates
and combines blood-purifying, vitalizing,
enriChing and invlgorating qualities as
Ayers sarsaparllla. Quality should be
considered when making COMPARISONS.
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Henry George, the political economist,
Is 10 years old and about five feet two
inches In height.
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iitsad.turr. and proHI.lnpI.

NEW YoRK, May i.-FlOur, receipts 9,s33 barrels:
exports 4O2I barrels, 3 OH SAck1, market stranger
but prices are not lnOtAby changed with light
trade reported sales Z, 100 barrels. Wheat, receipts
Isl bushels; exports nonst spot lots a shade strong.
or but quiet, options opened heavy And closing
tlttn; Gales 8, 6l6,OO0 bushels Of futures 2S,OOQ bIGh.
els Of spoti No. 2spting 500 ungraded rcd Oll51fC:
red May Vg,SAOlkc, closing al OlXc; June VlNa
s2kc, closing az 92hC; July g2AbSc, closing ii
g1xot August 92AAsSIAC, closing At glbfc. septem.
bef 95NagI14G, closing at gS1Sci October glkAal22kc,
QGfag1Nc, olo2lig Al g61Eoi January V711SagSc, clos.
Ing at 9sci February 9SH49qC, closing al ggti May
SI0ai OK closing Al 94 Corn spot, 9tHeri
options opened weaker, and later Awaited kAho,
Sl2'BisE with a.Po = f2 iIs.SiS q bSSsRRSsiIs:ii s ssfSiP I.oi s,sSS
bushels oil iutlteSi gl,000 bushels Of spot, rejected
sIei SdataSSsSd 2se2Soi tpngss.ded Matte Pcited
ID 47Noi yellow 40AalOXc No. 2 May lBha
$40, closing at we. June 4SISA4G1fSc, clos.
lng q 4GGI July !GISl6hc closing q ttEghtc.
August Ar Ss, t,SGi z sS,i SlSs! .sE. a. ' Ss., S,,,SI higher %
ports 2l00O bushels mixed western 8SAl2ci white
d. tlail4o Hay steady and ta!Ily agtlye. Hops
qilel, ,CQfee, spot iaifi Rio dull d. sitoi options
I ISSS Sst w. ys gy, gt HSs s' ksg 1iSSog g,SS, NAY sSS,o I5GSSI
It2Q1; October 1850, sugar dull and unchanged.
Mol1ssCs steady 80 test lgal9lSc. Rice steady aud
y ialr demand JalIow S's.dy a. 81 s;iSSa
s sId sss EIatps ssoDfSt, INV SSEI pI a f.. Ssc; wt Essl if SaIl
iiiaiIC, Pork less active bit lfm; mess o. is fol
old, Cut meats steady sales Of plehlel bellies a
8 g. l6abAoj do hams W. lard higher but quiet
N S'isaS.iSGI June S,9IEs' ssSi JSiy S.asSS. so;
August 6,Sjci September 6.i2Nad,lSoj Oot6bef 6,l9G
G60o; city steam $500, Butter dull and easy
Westetn laaE9c; Eigin creamery &c, Cheese quIel
and about steady,
CHICAGO It's, May i,-ThiCwAs Ainbull" day OF
tphnNUa. thnituh lhnFp Wna a filth vaRialV NJ min
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who care more to mike a large PROD, on a worth.
less article than to walt for the prosperity that III.
tlmAteiy results from honest dealing, These are
the men who, when asked iot Ben1On's Capelne
plaster, will recommend some CHEAP and trashy
,ubS,itutc NJ initiation, saying II is"luSt as good
Roineilnes they will do up aud sell the miicrAblo
Initiation without nmAfk, allowing The CUSTOMER
iSFI ID tetiitned, Uhrap john will tay no made A
sittNkei-lf not he has done a good stroke oil
%Iuaincss. The public ste cautioned egainst John
aud ali his Tx. buy OF teiIeolAOIe ufl sglsii only.
he cenIte, mfi.hWAs
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transportation

DITTsBURGH, CINCINNATI & ST.
i LOUIS RAlLRbAD-Pan Handle Route.
Time table tor East and West corrected 10 nov.
~, 1850, Trains leave Pan Handle station, loot 81
Eleventh street. near public landing, - iollnNS
Central StAndari time:
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Cambridge Accommodation, leaves Wheeling ut
1885 4. m; leaves Rellalre 1T B:lb 4 M. Return.
ing, arrives at Wheeling at GAO p. M daily except
sunday.
MoundSvillc accommodation, leaves Wheeling
at ll:SlA. m, and arrives at MoundSVlllc 1T 1915
p. IN, daily except sunday.
M%anniUgtOn accommodation at 100 =. m.
2lneSvlile accommodation leaves Wheeling at
$40 p. M, daily except Sunday.
1925 p. m. train through 10 Cincinnati without
change, with u. 80 Sleeper through 10 Cincinnati.
u Il q. Sleeping Cans on all through tfAInS.
Through Coach from Wheeling 10 Cincinnati on
No. 8, leaving Wheeling Ut 9:26 a, m, arriving at
Cincinnati at $50 p. IN.
GlOAe connections are INSIDE for all points South
and Southwest, North and Northwest, making this
q desirable route Tor ~cOlOnlsS and persons moving
10 tho great Nest, and 10 whom particular atlcil'
tIan Is given.
Tickets 10 all principal points oil sale at Depot.
Sleeping car Accommodations cali be secured at
Depot Ticket OGlCe.
TIIO4. q. BURKE, Ticket Agent, D. \ o. Depot.
JOHN T. LANE, Tray. Passenger Agent.
\. T. UEVNIEA, General Agent, wheeling,
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TENIsTIGo, Cannda West, On

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they arc u good bilious pin. | hnyc used u
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@. MCIAno's Liver Pills, manufactured by
Fleming Brothers. Yours with respect,
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ManhnNd Restored

REMEDY BREEy-AIctli Of youthtn lnpIld9nee
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Manhood. &C., having tried IN fala eteLy Known
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W. NlNllhllH ! lAlNNN > lllol ~ ~
Fleming Brothers. Yours with respect,
WA. H. DUGAN.
FLEMING lRns,
Dear rSi-EnCloSed you will find ono dollar
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and Wheeling, W. VR.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26

St. Caoras Css.le, No 3, X. of G. f.,
last ght elected the following officers
for this ensuing terms; George s Top
pin, ~, c.; A. j. Mitchuer, V. g.;
Francis . Mey eEs, 8. n 2. o Snyder,
II, r.; 8. q. Bspwg, V. II Horace g.
RsttelH, M. OF Z George p Clay o.
of Ex; j. II. Cummlas, X. of Ek.; j.
II. McManus, trustee; II. l. George,
representative.
At the regular stated meeting of Ex-
oelsior Lodge, No. 7, X. of P, held last
night, the following officers we're
elected for the ensuing term Charles
Paxson, g. c.; H. 7. Clark, V. c.; d.
r.. Shaw, prelate; John Van Wiukle,
NJ. at A.; w. j. Moreland, trustee for
eighteen months.
At meeting of Wilmington Con.
clave, No. %, Improved Order Hepta-
sophia, held last night, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing
term, ending December 81, 1886: Past
arcdon, John W. Diefendorf; archon,
Charles II. Smith; provost, @ A. Lip
pincott; secretary, ohm j. Whitaker;
tuaucier, A. P. Walrath; treasurer,
John j, Gallagher; prelate, Horace H.
Wilson; inspector, Charles William
Edwards warder, W. A. Gallagher;
sentinel, W. G, Fara; trustees, Harry
Empons; H. Il. Ward, Eroch Moore;
medical examiners, Drs. @. II. Lawton
and Peter Cooper.
Ata nesting of Lady Washington
Council, No. /, Daughters of Liberty.
held on Thursday evening the following
officers w5re elected: G., WIN. A. An
derson; A. g., Mamie Sharpless V. c.,
Frank A, Stoyer; A. V, c., Ida Carpen'
ter; II. g. a B. Cossgrovei r. 8
WIN. H. IL. Sharpiess; Treasurer, Sallle
liz. Moore; Guide, Carrie Chalfanti
Trustees, a, B Cossgrave, a NJ Good
win, W. j. Little; Representatives to
the National Council which meets in
Philadelphia in October, A NJ. Good
win, NJ. a. Baker, A a Clayton, NJ
L Wti9htineton, o. Laanon. W. II. IL
l5harp,ess, A e. sharpiess.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26
The Il. &p,n Now Freight Depot.

The erection OF the Baltimore s.
Philadelphia Railroad Company's new
freight station on the Christiana, near
Market street bridge, will be COM
menced at once, and workmen are now
at work digging the foundations, and
as soon as they are completed the
structure will be commenced. 1t will
be OF corrugated iron, one story high,
and 2O0 feet long BY 81 feet wide. The
building will be erected under the
supervision of 9. McOlsne, supervisor
OF bridges and buildings for the Bal.
tjmore & Onio Railroad Company, and
is is expected that it will be completed
in thirty days. The tracks will extend
Though the building, and there will be
platforms on each side, for the reception
and delivery of freight.
II Is thought that Dy the time the
freight depot is completed the company
" iii be in q condition TO handle all
freight which may be offered between
Baltimore and New York, and l. is re-
ported that the steamer Excelsior, for
merly Baltimore excursion boat, is
under charter TO the Baltimore & Ohio
| Railroad for the transportion of cars
between GFay's Ferry and the depot ol
the Philadelphia 81 Reading Railroad
in that city.
The company will build ferry sliI
on the Schuy kill river for this boat te
land at, and their application for th'
necessary permission has been approved
By she Board of Port Wardens, ant
1.-THE license will be granted on Monday
at the meeting of the board.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26
Parliament Prorogued.

LoT DON, June 20 Parliament was
prorogued to-day. The following is the
Queens speech:
"MY LORDS AND GENTLEMEN: /
have determined to release you from
your high duties before the full accom-
plsshment Of the regular work of tho
session, Ia order to ascertain the sen sG
of my people on the important proposal
to establish legislative body in Ire
land for the management of Irish as
distinguished frcm Imperial affairs.
With this object 1t is my intention to
mmediately dissolve Parliament.
II continue to happily maintain the
most friendly relations with foreign
powers. have the satisfaction to ao-
quaint you with the fact that the war
like operations of Servia against Bull
garia have been brought to a close
through the wise counsels of the powers
and the forbearance of the Sultan, and
also, after period of anxiety, of the
adoption Of pacific counsels by Greece.
The disarming of the Greek forces
now in progress, has removed q serious
danger to t1e peace of the East Of Eu-
rope. The state of affairs in Egypt has
improved. have been enabled to ma
terlally reduce my force In that coun
try aud to bring It within the Southern
limits OF Egypt proper.
81 have concluded an arrangement
with Spain which, If adopted by tbs
Cortes, will, trust, increase our com
mercial intercourse with Spain and alat
encourage the importation of ColOnia
wines. | have felt lively pleasure IL
promoting the exhibition of products
manufactures and art of my colonia
land Indian dominions, which is nov
being held IN the metropolis,
81 feel that this enterprise and ia,
lcordial interest the people exhibit there
in at once prove the sympathy uniting
the several portions Of the empire ant
powerfully tend to confirm and promot
that sympathy.
"Gentlemen Of the House Of Com
mons, thank you for the liberal sup
iplies you haveiprovided to meet,the exi
lgencies of the public service until
new Parliament shall have the oppor
Ituuity to complete the amount neces
, sary for the full service of the year.
"My Lords and Gentlemen, hav
| with great satisfaction given my ass9n
10 the bill amending the laws affectin
lcrofters; the bill effecting important re
forms tu the medical profession, and tn
bill amending the law regarding tn
!custody and guardianship of children
have given my consent to the bil
making such changes in the law of in
teruational copyright as are necessar
to enable Great Britain to enter the in
ternational copyright union contem
plated by the convention about to b
, Itigned at Berne. In this bill opport 0
, nifty is taken for ouferrine upon colo
nial aud Indian authors the benefits @
! a copyright which shall be valid an
/ uniform in every part of my domir
r ions.
"Finally, it is my earnest prayer tina
T the Parliament about to be elected ma
be so guided as to promote the peao'
!. happiness and contentment of my peo
Iple and the strength and union OF tn
empire."
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26
NEWS SUMMARY.
MURDER Owe IL A sHERIFF's SALE
KILLEnl MS EROIHER.
a Suit for SIander Gained by the Plain
un'-YIolent Hail storm--CIevsIaud
ON His Travels.

In the District Court at Kingt ton,
Missouri, on Thursday, the jury in the
case OF Harwood vs.. Musser, awarded
the plaintiff S6R6 damages, the amount
claimed being $4,000. 1t appears that
In 1884, while Colonel Harwood was
the Republican candidate for Congress,
Sole mon Musser, a wealthy resident
and OK MAJ or Of Cameron, declared
that Harwood was a thief, robber and
q murderer. Harwood therefore
brought suit for slapder.
At Bushville, Indiana, on Thu rsday
morning, the Sheriff and q posse of
four undertook TO put the buyer at
Sheriff's sale In possession of the farm
of David LauGhliu, now an inmate of
an insane aaylum. Resistance was
made by Mrs Laughlin and her two
aons. One of the sons opened fire on the
sheriff. The fire was returned and
Laughlin was killed. Mrs Laughlin
and the other son were then arrested.
A violent hail storm yesterday
passed through the lower portion OF
| Berks County and the eastern section
of Lancaster County, Pa, last evening.
rhe storm continued about half an
hour, and was very destructive to to-
bacco plants, the leaves Of which were
cut into shreds. Entire fields OF grow
ingwheat wefe leveled to the ground.
President Cleveland, accompanied by
Messrs. Bissell and Lamont, Congrass
man Scott and Secretary Whitney, has
gone on an excursion to the CApes of the
Chesapeake, in Pierrepont Morgan:
| yacht CorsaiT. The party expect TO re-
turn TO Washington on Monday.
| " TVa * y.
Supreme Court Of California, and at
torney for thb Central Pacific Railroad
| Company, died in San Francisco OF
Tuesday evening.
| Stephen Campbell shot aud killed hi
brother Harvey IL quarrel about farm
matters, near TusJo!a, Illinois, OF
Thursday.
A Chicago paper pubiishes repor
that tho BOheip ian Anarchists are sill
drilling in that city. The numbe
thrilled is estimated ut from 900 to 200
William "a rown, a young man, wa
terribly gored by bull near Sedalia
Missouri, on Thursday, and died of hi
injuries in o few hours.
There was a severe hail and winl
storm In Central Illinois on Thursday
which did gtrat damage to the growing
crops.
Reports from all parts of Mauitob
and the North " est assure abundan
crops and harvest two weeks earle
than usual.
The Republican State Committee o
Kentucky on Thursday night deeidet
70 nominate cand idates in all the Con
gressional districts of the State.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26
HOnrs of Labor.

In Germany the hours of labor
average per week, in textile factories,
70; in machine factories, 60. In France
in textile factories, 72; in machine fac
tories, 60. In Austria, &C in each. In
Russia, In textile factories, from ~ to
"a; in machine factories, ~. In Swift
zerland, 66 hours in each. In Belgium,
in textile factories, "; in machine fac
tories, 81. In Italy, in textile factories,
SO to 80; in machine factories, ~. In
Holland, in textile factories, ~; in ma
chine factories, "a In the United
States, so in each. In Great Britain, in
textile factories, &c; in machine facto'
ries, 81 In England, factories generally )
close at 8 80 O'Clock in the evening, and
at / on Saturday afternoon, while In
the silk factories of Northern Italy the
factories are open from 8 a. m. to II
p. m, the hands working 94H hours
per week, or 16A hours per day, exclu-
sive of meal hours.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26

The anp nal meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Wilmington Oil ~ Leather
Company will be held at the office OF
the treasurer, Henry q. Conrad, Esq /,
No. 9l3 Market street, on Tuesday after
noon, July 9th, when an election tor
officers to serve during the ensuing year
will be held The present officers VIII
also present their reports OF the first
years operations, which there ls no
doubt viii prove highly satisfactory.
The affairs of the company have been
managed in careful, business like anu
economical manner, and the results
will no doubt have the effect OF greatly
H. creasing the value OF The stock.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26
The clicking of a Clock.

Slight though the ticking OF clock
NAV he. its sudden cessation has a won-
derful influence upon the inmates of a
room in which the timekeeper is located.
dim realization OF something wrong
steals over the senses-a feeling as II
something of value hss been lost, or a
friend had gone away perhaps never to
return, or as if some of the children were
sick until suddenly some one looks up
and exclaims. "Why, the clocks stop
pedpi And Immediately the ill-detined
forebodings dissipate, the little shadow OF
gloom melts away, and as the windtng-up
process is completed, and the CHEEKY tick
inc recommences, the family circle re-
rains its wonted buoyancy of spirits and
the members wonder what it was that
made them feel SO gloomy few moments
before.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26
BREVITAEA.
san son 1875

gun risssG4o. san sots 725
T.. A. Humphrey 81 Bro., Hatters.
Son shell crabs at Fullmer'e.
Clam soup at Fullmer's.
Turtle soup at Fullmer's.
Roast dinners at Fullmer's.
leo cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Try Bush's coal you will like lt.
brazilian Balm cures colds. 10 cents.
Try Bush's coal you Will surely like It.
Tatfy at Ferguson's, No. IL L. Second st.
W. J. KimbIe, grocer, End and Justison.
Birds and olxes AZ P4rKers's, East amos
Millard f. Davis, isNslsr, E. 9nd street
M. X. Wyatt Drygoods, e2S W. 4th sire ct
Uity Laundry, sixth and Shipley street
Fine IS x. Rings, at Hanfs, Is L. Fcurth
washing machine for sale at Pickors stove
store, 9 East Fourth st.
NJ. X. Wyatt, crinKIed dress goods, 1913 W.
4th st.
The Iatest. 'The Folsom Hat" can be
seen at NJ. LeCompte's, AIS KING st.
McOann's ice cream at 30 cents quart
Tth and ratnall streets.
CLANS, crabs and oysters fresh every day
at Pennells, Second and King streets.
Hukill y Poist children's dresses, 2nd and
Tatnall.
Infants clothing and ladies' underwent
made at Staata Il Davis, No. I East. Fourtl
street.
Clifton FFF Hour sS cents; Kirkwood fou
SO cents. Lynch II Leary, N. Il. corne
Third and Madison streets.
Go to Lynch St Leary's, N. 4. corne
Third and Madison streets, for good molaase:
choice New Orleans is cents per quart; ta5l
l syrup 10 cents per quart.
Ityou want cheap picture frames, go to q
X, Baugh, 203 West Second street. l hav
the largest stock in Delaware; come and Q
for yourselves.
Mr Ross has bought In New York an
Baltimore large stock OF cheap and bette
straw hats which you will ind at 1l6 Markt
street, at prices from five cents each and III
lWard. twill pay you to call and see then
For good butter, cheege and eggs go
Charles f. Hudson's stalls, 50 and
Second street market. Farmers butter an
leggs specially. Fine imported Swi
Ichese; New Y ork cream cheese wholesale an
retail; also vegetables and fruits in the
season.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26
Another Tle-up Threatened.

New YORK, June 25.-The Executive
Committee OF the Empire Protective AS
sc ciation it's considering the question OF
soon ordering a tie-up on every street car
line in This city, Brooklyn, Jersey City,
Staten Island and Westchester County.
Since the failure of the Third Avenue
strike there has been growing dissatis-
faction among the men. The foremost
apltators are the old Third Avenue men.
since the Third Avenue strike, Presi-
dent Lyon has, it is alleged, admitted that
meetings of officials have been held, and
it is said that the men know of two such
meetings. It is also said that when the
tie-up was threatened on the Dry Dock
inc Deacon Richardson was ready to
provoke strike and made no effort to
avert the threatened trouble. II gen
eral tie-up should be ordered it will be
done after mature deliberation, and the
whole resources of the Knights of Labor
will be solicited in support of the strug'
ole
Daily Republican., 1886-06-26

hammer Suits.

Have you got your summer sllits yet?
If you have not, you will never get
them cheaper nor made better than at
James Hafding's, No. 3i6 French street.
But no matter how good or how pretty
a suit you get it will not look we'll upon
you unless IL fits nice. Now, If you
want good fit go to Harding's. His
stock il The best and he is up to che
fashions. Go to Harding and save
money.
Our So. 90 genuine hand sewed shoes
are the boss shoes in the market for the
price, ~ our unprecedented sales for the
last few weeks prove; we keep full line
of them in stock, In sizes and half sizes.
Call and see them and you will quit
paying fancy prices for shoes that are
no better. For sale by Mari q Co., 10
East Fourth street. Wilmington. Del.
A.. Sergeant.
Hard and free.burning coal from best
mines 2240 pounds In every ton well
cleaned and promptly delivered. Kind.
ling wood by cord, load or barrel.
Residence, 817 Poplar streeJ. Office and
yard, 106 Maryland avenue.
Painting.
Tilghman Danner, house and sign
painter, No. $40 Market street. Job.
hing properly attended to and estim ates
| furnished,
Spanish Pun Cigars.
Fl. r. Bourbon & Bro, manufae-
t1rers, N. W. Cor. Second and Orange
streets.
Extra Family Goal
OF the first quality, also fire brick, FIRE
| clay. Water street between King and
French. JOHN II. TURNER.
Dealers, LOOK out.
= Gilmore, 106 East Second street, has
red ueed prices on tobacco and cigars.
VIII give you bargains for the cash,
Important.
For good snd cheap furniture go 70
l., l.. Messick, ,30G aud 307 w. Second st.
All kinds of upholstered furniture re.
upholstered or made 10 order at lowesI
prioes. 103 West Eighth street.
u fine cabinet photographs and one
large frame size free for $500 at Hol-
snd's photograph gallery. 3O7 Market
For good coal go to Bush'e, Frenel
street wharf.
8, 1S and SO pictures for 25c., at West
Icott q Cummings, 302 Market street.
buen Is french str0St Wnhrl, 10 tn'
place 10 buy your coal.
Buy your furniture at Cannon's, SOL
Shipley street. Prices rock bottom.
Parlor suits of all kind, at Cannon's
605 Shipley street. Gall and see them
Sample room Of organs at 300 w. 6tl
street.
Cambria, Holland and dado window
shades at lowest prices at 103 W. 9th ST
~ fine cabinets for So at Westcott
Cummings, 302 Market street.
! 8, 1S or SO gem pictures for % cents
at Hollands gallery, So7 Market street
Mattresses. bedding and feathers q
Os,nnon's, 500 Shipley street.
Grand clam lunch tonight at tn
Atlantic Garden. 224 King street.
Grand clam lunch tonight at tn
Atlantic Garden, 224 King street.
S Ash, Walnut and Cherry, Chambe
suits, at Cannon's, 505 ShiPley street.
Tuning, etc. at 300 W. 9th st.
Samples OF pianos at 800 W. 9th st.