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Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

Consul General Hanna, of Buenos
Ayres. has made q long report In re-.
gard TO the tra6e Of the United States
with the Argentine Republic. He refers
TO the strong desire on the part Of the
latter government to engage In closer
commercial relations with the United
States, and the active movements In
progress for establishing an American
line OF steamships between New York
and Bdenos Ayres. Tho agests of the
United States and Brazil Nail Steam
chip Company are negotiating for an
extension of their Brazilian line TO
Buenos Ayres, and have applied for a
subsidy of 80, 600 for each voyage made
from New York to Buenos Ayres. The
Argentine government is willing e.
give the company subvention Of
500 600 gold for twelve annual trims
between taose two ports provided stops
are not made at any Brazilian ports
south of Para. The consul thinks that
an enlarged trade exchange with the
Argentine Republic would prove of de-
oidedly more advantage than the trade
with Brazil as It now exists. The value
of products imported from Brazil 10
about $50, 000, 900 annually, while the
exports TO Brazil average 10 value only
about %, DOC. 600 year. When Congress |
attempted to cheaper the price of coffee |
to our people by reduction of tariff du.
ties the government Of Brazil at once |
followed up the opportunity with the |
imposition Of an export tax, defeating,
la q large measure, the beneti ts intended |
for the relief OF the American con.
sumner. Brazil sells her produo. to the |
United States, but buys her supplies |
chiefly Of England. Portugal, Germany |
and France.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
Congress-,

Congress adjourned on Wednesday
until the 4th o; January. In the Senate
Mr.. Edmunds, from the committee on
Foreign Relations reported bill to Or O.
vide for the execution OF the treaty with
China of 1881, in regard to the opium
traffic. He gave notice that he would
ask Its consideration as soon as possible
after the holidays. Mr.. Blair, from the
Committee on Pensions, reported a bill to
amend the pension laws, which was
placed on the calendar. Mr.. Dawes
resolution, introduced on the second dav
of the session was adopted, instracting
the Committee on Finance ito inquire
and report what specific reductions can
can be made in the customs duties and
internal taxes that will reduce receipts
to the necessary and economical expenses
OF the Government, without impairing
the prosperity of home industries" Adj
journed.
In the House, conference committee
was appointed on the bill to increase the
annual appropriation for the militia. Mr..
Warner, from the Committee on Post
offices, reported bill requiring all land.
grant railroad companies to construct,
maintain and operate telegraph lines.
The Senate bill making Lewes, Delaware,
a port OF delivery, was passed. The Ok
lahoma bill was considered, but without
action the House adjourned,
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
RUSSELL'S
bee HIVE"
300 Market Street,
CHRISTMAS WEEK.

We greet you all with
Special Bargains for Holiday
Gifts in all departments
through the store, such as
Gossamers, for Ladies,
Misses and Boys. A hand
some brocaded one for La
dies in different colors.
Ladies' Skirts in different
qualities. A large display
Of Hand Bags, Pocket Books
and Specie Purses, from s
cents to $3.50 each.
Umbrellas in Extra Silk,
Gloria, Mohair, Alpaca or
Bingham, from IS cents to
5000 each, with natural,
silver or gold handles. UNI
brellas for gentlemen, la
dies or children. Mittens
in Wool or Kid, with fur
tops. Kid Gloves, lined or
unlined, fur tops or plain,
for gents, ladies or children.
IS dozen Mufaers from 2s
cents to $500 each. Hand
kerchiets in Silk or Linen,
Embroidered or Plain, for
everybody, at prices to suit
all.
What can be more appro-
pirate than a Fine Silk Seal
Coat or new dres, especially
when you can buy $1.oo
goods for 60 cents a yard.
We will tempt you on the
price.
The balance of our stock
Of Books from 5 cents to
$500 each, and entire assort-
ment of fancy I'll oliday
Coo DIS must be sold, as we
don't intend to keep any
another year.
This is the week to get
sI.oo worth of goods for rs
cents. A few sets of Furs
eft to be sold at a sacrifice.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
One Gift You Forgot.

and that is an elegant cnt Rlses bottlt
filled with Taylor 81 Fullerton's fine
cologne water; for quality it cannot be-
surpassed. We have made o big reduc.
ton IL genuine cut ware, ard have one
Of the best assortments in the CITY
everything far below last years prices
Odor cases, manicure So y, hand glasses,
whisks, nail and hair brushes, also
ladies' fine brushes for silk, plush
and velvet. You will find by calling on
ua mics clean fresh lot of goods tc
select from.
Christmas novelties in egg shells,
slippers, shoes and hats, each contain.
ing extracts or cologne; cheap and q
pleasing gift for the young.
Fines quality of imported bay rum
In bulk and bottles. Remember our
cologne water is durable, delicate end
lasting. Ta- Tor & Fullerton, apothe-
carries, No. 800 King street, Whining
Ton. Del,
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
JOHN P. ALMOND { Co,
Eighth and Market Streets,

We are ready with a large
and complete stock of fine holi.
day goods. We offer good mix.
ed candy at 10, ID, 20, and rs
cents per pound, as well as s. F.
Whitman Il Sons and Croft &
Aliens Superfine Connections in
l, 2 and 5-lb boxes and in bulk.
We have 30 varieties of Cream
Goods which we offer at 80 cents
per pound.
AS usual, the best 25-cent
mixtures in this city.
Extra quality White Grapes
Id cents per pound.
Florida Oranges and Aspin-
wall Bananas.
Bunch raisins in whole and
quarter boxes.
New Paper Shell Almonds.
Grenoble Walnuts, Pecan Fill
berts and Cream Nuts.
The old prices for foreign
dried fruits:
Currants, 7 cts
nalsins, valencia, 8 cts
ceeoless, 10 Cts
Citron, % cts
Finest goods and loves t
prices.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
LABOR.

LABOR swings the az and forests bow,
=, Inc reeds break out In rad liant bIo,sm.
MON natvests smile behind the pIourh
AND oities cluster round the loom
when towering domes and taperine sn,ras
hooin the vale and crown the hin
STOUT labor lights his beacon fires
mill. wa" io'Bo @ho
me nonsrch oak. the woodlands pride
whose trees are scanned with Ilxntn,n~,s
Bcars, AA'nins
Ioil launch on the restless tide
And there enroils the flag Of stars
me engine, with Its lungs CT fiame.
and ribs Of brass and iointa Of ,tsa,
Prem labor's plastic fingers csms'
WIN s9obing waive and whiting vheaI
Hsre sun-brown toll with shining spads
Llnks lake TO lake with silver ties
Snung thick with palaces Of trade
ana temples towering to tho skies.
LIS labor works the magic prass
ana turns the crank3 In hi res OF totI
ana secEons angels Gown to bless.
industrious hands on sea AMI soil.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
CHANGE OLLIE,
A Lady says, at Saved my LII

- N'Ay Gays ~ ShNo1 W. llIS. ~
A lady living near Hayerhill, NH,
writing to Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham, o.
Lynn, Mass, says: "I oave been tax
ing your Compound and Liver pills.
six months. IL WAS very low when i
commenced taking your msdicine;
without question it has been the means
ofsaviog my life." 1t is q medicine
for good and not for evil purposes. A
lady In Greene Co, H.. says: ~ am
nifty years old and in, as you know, q
very critical time in life. l feel certain
that never could hsve lived through
II this long, bad 1t not been for your
COMPOUND have been affl cted with
Prolapsus Uieri for twenty-five years
and never have found anything to re.
heve me uotil / found your Vegetable
Compound. I feel like sounding its
praise as long as I live. l am sJoutcr
and healthisr now than have been for
thirty years. 1 have bseu taking
your Compound about three years; am
never without IL in the house"
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

Lemuel Mari, the well-known and
popular shoe dealer at No. IL East
Fourth street, whose strict attention to
his business is SO well-known that it has
almost became proverbial, has at last
gained his reward, and risen to the high
and exalted position of an editor. His
name now heads the editorial column of
the Knights OF Pythias Fair News, a
paper which is being published In the in :
terests of the Knights Fair, which is no W
being held in the Smith Building, No.
CLIO Market street. If Mr.. Mari succeeds
in publishing the paper as well as with the
shoe bushes, it will prove one of the
spiciest sheets of the kind ever issued in
ibis city.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
Crushed His baby Daughters Skull

JERSEY CITY. N. j., Dec 22.-Pete,
CoDroy, young man residing In Wee
hawhen, last night returned to his
home drunk, and qusrrelled with his
wife, He accused her of infidelity, and
threw cup at her. The cup missed
her, and struck Conroy's year old
daughter, who was sitting In high
chair. The little girl fell to the floor,
nnd broke her arm, The missile thrown
by her father fractured her skull, and
she Is Dot expected TO live. Conroy was
arrested, and ia held to await the re-
suit of his child's injuriee.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
The Rule of Exchange.

Fancy slippers, gum boots or other
footwear bought for sitts on q guess II
not OF the right size or don't please
when you reach home. will be ex-
changed or money refunded. This
privilege ID good at all times at the
Family Shoe House, No. 206 Market
street, Wilmington. Big stock of
everything IN footwear at lowest prices.
Sea advertisement in another column.
WIN. H. Babcock.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
CUT PRICES,

In Boys and Children Z
Clothing we have just re.
duced prices on all broker
sand single suits to very
low figures to reduce our
stock. The goods :ni
styles are all right, but we
have too many and want to
sell them. With $40 worth
of Boys Clothing and up
ward we are still giving one
of the well-known Water
bury watches of an improv.
ed pattern with a chain and
charm, as an extra induce
ment to have you purchase
of us and try our goods and
prices. We have a splendid
assortment of Overcoats for
young men in all the stylish
materials, handsomely made
and trimmed, and cut to fit
better than most Custom
Work Ifyou want a suit
made to order don't fail to
take advantage Of the in
ducement we are Offering in
Our Custom Department, as
We are anxious to reduce
Our Stock of materials as
much as possible.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

from acute iuiiamm alton In my nose
and head-for q week at time l cou. d
not see. used Ely's Cream Balm and
in a few days was cured. 1t lie wonder.
full how quick it helped me. Mrs. Georgia
s. Judson, Hartford, Conn,
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
Fine Groceries.

Go to d. Il. X und, N. E. Cor. Tenth
and Spruce streets. for your groceries.
Try our so and 60 cent teas. Every
quarter pound 60.cent tea chance on q
china tea set. Confectionery a speciality.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
Enough on Rats. ~

Clears out rats, mice, reaches, dies,
ants, bedbugs, beetles, insects. sknnks.
Jack rabbits, spsrrows, gophers. 100.
At druggists.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

Department,

n w. Ger. sixth and King bss.
I'M, arc now ready for 1881: II paid on
hsiors January 81, tho face Of Pill; in
Hyuary per cent. Will DO sdded' In
zen cs, N 81, fsrrules may Do drawn.
(.sounts for January will DO closed on
||. sm holders are charged with the
~ rent. owners Of stables please take
| M \, nsrsons are warned not 70 supply nd.
knnrI flxtures OF any premises with city
~ " ltbout written or printed permit
E ~ ,b,s department. under penalty OF go.
Gse epen from 8 q. 10. 70 ~. m.
~ JOHN s. 9hOAE, Registrar.
.s.,tn ber q, 1880. diff
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
LITTLE Children,s

alligator, springfield clippers at the
Family Shoe House. 206 Market street,
Wilmington. W. Fl. Bahcock,
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

S1uuR AND oRIsT MILL TO RENT
kged IN III ut Faalsland station Il. D. p. X.
Ia good order, with ample power and o
ink trade iB now for rent; possession
Rrh 25th next. Address BY letter VIM.
INKS FELL. Feukland Delaware.
dl6tu-th-gat.lm
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

FOt kEGT-GoOD ROOMED HOUSE,
fOf Is, end q larger one with bath for
4 apply 10 W. }. FISHER, olb1z Market
pet. Mott
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

Osr-nN DECEMBEB ~, A a.!
Y imdll black terrier dog, with s&<S
4, cropped, answering the name OF
|pSt" A reward Of % will be paid ifleft
Ss West Twelfth street. dec223t
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
OVerCOatS,

Our $500 Overcoat is the
great attraction, and people
wonder how it is made for
the money. We will not
try to tell you; only say it is
for you to buy at that price.
No. 4I6 Market street.
OvERCOATS OvERCOATs
ALL SIZES ALL SIZES
ALL PRICES ALL PRICES
Suits in great varieties of
styles and prices at No. 4I6
Market street.
Open until 10 p. NJ. dur
ing this week to accommo-
date all who wish to pur-
chase a Suit or Overcoat at
No. 4t6 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

Artificial Fruits, rs cents rer bunch.
Lawton's China Bszsar.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
THEvINwARDNEss OF EGGS.

For burns and scalds nothing is more
soothing than the white of an egg.
which may be poured over the wound
IL Is softer as varnish for barn than
eoilodiou. and being always at hand
can be applied. II Is also more cooling
than the sweet oil and cotton, which
was formerly supposed to be the surest
application to sllay smsrtiDg pain. II
Is the contact with the air when gives
the extreme discomfort experien ced
from the ordinary accident Of this kind,
and anything that excludes the air and
prevents inflammation IL the thing TO
be at once applied. The egg Is CON
sidered one of the best OF remedies for
dysentery. Beaten up slightly, with or
without sugar, and swsllo wed at culp,
1t tends, by It's emolient qualities, TO
lessen the Inflammation Of the stomach
and intestines, and by forming q tran.
sient coating on the 80 organs, 60 enable
nature to resume healthful sway over a
diseased body. Two. or at most three,
eggs per day would be all that is re.
CURED In ordinary cases; and sinoe egg
Is not merely medicine, but food as well,
the lighter the diet otherwise and the
quieter the patient is kept the more
certain AMI rapid the recovery.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
RssM BENT.

NUk RLNT-A LARGE ROOM IN
third story Of building, corner of9th and
'ng -teets, suitable for Lodge room,
Fh ceiAnR, we'll ventilated and lighted.
p &iZ1. Inquire on premises. d2i-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

ETAN ar $40 E. End
IN /. Nicely furnished rooms and good
|l't 81 reasonable prices. dec2o.2ett
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

NOh oENT-SrORE ne KING STREET.
FR, 4lu King street. d2l-l2t
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

The largest stock of PICTURES and
frames In the State is at Yerger's new
store, 419 Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

WANTED - BOARDEKS AT MRS.
n Ramtberger's, Ala King street. Pleas
trocms and good Recommendations.
dec20-26ts
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
AGRICULTURAL.
THE LARGEST FARM rr THE wo,

lHE LARGEST FARM III THE woRIn
In the extreme southwest oor.ar a,
Nuls,ana lies the largest prodnciug
oA1n IN tne world. 1t runs 100 miles
north ana south and twenty-five miles
ease ana west, aud Is owned and ope.
t Is, oy syndicate Of Northern capI.
snusts. fneir general manager, j. b.
wa.kins' gives an interesting account
OF tnis gigantic plantation, which
Snrows tne great Dalrymple farm OF
DaKota Into the shade completely. He
~ TAs cofnered by q Post reporter at the
81. James hotel last night and asked to
Eve Inc particulars OF his gigantic en-.
eelprise' The million and a half
soIeS Oh iand In our tract" Mr.. Wal.
a. sins said, was purchased In 1888
.to" 1ue state OF Louisiana and from
we United States Government. At
snaG time IL was vast grazing land for
eaeelo o. the Few dealers of the neigh.
ooIhoou when 1 took possession 1
aofses and castles My frat work was
W uiVioe the Immense tract into conve-
menu pastures, establishing stations or
ISnches every six miles. The fencing
sr on8 COS. In the neighborhood OF
-Ho soau IOuuQ TO De D6as
suapIed 10 rice, sugar, corn md cotton
All our cultivating, ditching, &c, ia
Done by steam power. We take a tract.
say half mile wide for instance. and
place an engine at each side. These
engines are portable, and operate a
cable attached to four ploughs, and un
ger this arrangement we are enabled to
pionsn tblrty acres day with only the
ma
planting and other cultivating is done
y iike manner. In fact, there lie not a
nraueht horse on the entire place. We
nave, OF course, horses for the herders of
cattle OF which we now have 16 600
head. The Southern Pacific Railroad
runs Tor 80 miles thr ugh our farm
he waters OF our own estate upop which
here ara 800 miles of navigable waters
mill"
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

NOS kENT-rRUCK FARM OF 10
acres, adjoining new almsbouse farm.
lO. W. BhiuHT, 7l7 Market street.
dec22 l2tE
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
Fifty Plush Cases

IA Whisk Holders must be sold REGARDLESS 90
lsns, You viii save money by seeing
IN before buying elsewhere. Genuine
|Iioalor Pocket Books, only 10 cents. A
pntIfuI painted Christmas Gard
Esp 10 every purchaser Of over 81 worth
drug store, Sixth and
sdlsop streets. go It
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

h aNrED-LADIES.w AETInG GOOD
N reliable help can be accommodated
81 cents SC the Wilmington Intelligence
foe gO3 Orange ssrcat, att
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
ROCK 8oTTOM.

A: e. Williamson, at the old stand Of
Williamson & sons. has on hand a welf
selected stosk of fine gold aad silver
watches; snd lewel-y Of every de%cri ption,
a. surprising,y low figures. Ae an iilnstra-
ton II tbs fscttt is we'll TO quote few OF
his rrieAf: ThVb st make OF utckei alarm
Gle chs Tor = =! crrts; lime nickels 95s. A
nlre lyctoI # c1.idrenb Rugs (solid
g1lt), Is ctnts 70 lbs and all other
le Seiry "a "ropSrsi nelly low figures.
He calls special atenSioa TO his S3j 1Isdies'
Ok Gold Stom Winding American Water,
also his Ge lt's So lax American Stem
Nincer. here Is no doubt OF the fact
tina his prices have struck rock pottam,
aad NIL Ia ws NJ o; Dhrisfrn rs . esentsAYnnld
20 VOL to call OF him sc bis place ofNsus \,
ness, sli French street. d2iAt. al
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

| ll (A0 To LOAN AT PER GENT.
kv,uuU or mortgages In sums to suit.
Ky az per cont. In sumo to suit. J. J
|LhuE, No. 9 West 7th street. d!S-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

Silver thimbles at Mlla-d f. Davis.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

D ENOyAL-THE NEW HOME SEW
irg Machine once has been removed
|tQ4 Market street. d2l-4t
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

Baby rings of every size. Willard II.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
NEW GOODS.
J. 4. STAATS.
No. 405 Market ST.,

Pie pleasure in Offering
+ following new goods for
L approaching Christmas
consisting, of Silk
"a Linen Handkerchiefs,
|ufHers, Kid and Fur. Top
Foyes, L e a t h e r Bags,
Fcfet- Books, Perfumery,
Pmos, Brushes, etc. Plush
EpS' Hoods, Leggings and
|I'fFn I; a speciality. Besides
endless variety of
hey and Useful Articles
AT VERY Low PRICES.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
THRESHING CORN

A correspondent of the "Michigen
Farmer" says that threshing corn is
coming into fashion. An ordinary grain
thresher Is used, the corn etooks drawn
to 1t and run through the cylinder, the
shelled corn being delivered the same
as other grain cleaned for market. II
ia said the Smelling Is more perfect than
any corn shelter can perform the work.
The fodder is in admirable shape for
feeding; the oobs are broken into small
pieces an inch or less In length and of
varying diameter; the butts, however
large, are torn into strips anil mixed
evenly with the leaves and husks.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

NOTIOE-NoT1OE IS HEREBY CIV.
on that shall apply ut the next So {.
n OF the Ley islature of tho State Of
navarro for q divorce from my wife, HaY-
j b. q iberson. JAMES Il. EMERSON.
nov2p 1m
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23
CELERY.

Probably no vegetable has advanced
30 much In general appreciation and
culture as celery. The theory of blancb'
ing 1t Is that, like other plants, ID does
not become reen and firm when grow.
ing in the dark, but remains pale and
tender. The usual way of putting lis
stems In the dark while IL IA vet
gro wing in the open ground and
sunshine lie to cover them with heaped
up soil, when they become white In two
weeks If growth be free, but REQUIRE
several weeks If Il is slow. Some celery
growers report very favorably of round
tile OF three-inoh calibre and about a
foot long slipped over the celery while
dry, which is very convenient method,
as the rows can be Dearer together and
the labor is greatly lessened.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF UP.
N right and other Pianos Mt tho
west prices, considering quality, By
Is SHOBE, 309 w. 9th At nl6-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

GLNTS WANTED TO HANDLE MY
d goods; big money. VIII. bLASIUS
Market street, vii. Del. MT saAwet
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

NolIOE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
N ehall apply at the next session Of
! Lex stature OF the State OF Delaware.
\ dlvorce from my husband, Alfred Hind.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

kyOTIOE-I HAVE kEMOvED MY
sewing machine once 10 o04 Market
{eet where will be found q nice variety OF
Wing machines for the holiday trade. Sold
easy payments as usual.
t2l-$t 3. SPEAKMAN.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

bksr PRICE PAID FUR ALL KINDS
d Of sesond- hand clothing, watches,
Scss reyolvers. gune, sewing machines.
tniture and stoves, all Of which will te
n BY A J. OONNOR, at q low rate als
Iest Front street Will Del. ol6tf
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

NOTIoE--I HAVE JUST OPENED MY
y new Board and Livory Stable on Van.
lfon street, between Seventh and Eighth
Ieets. where / shall be pleased 10 have my
|ende call. Everything new. Telephone
N MI. JOSEPH MARTIN. ie22-.tf
Daily Republican., 1886-12-23

KS GEO. c. MARIS-lSS6
pnveyancing and management
Real Estate my Specialties
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