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The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1886-07-30
Brick House and Farm for Sale.

Two lots and a two story brick dwelling, IS
by %, barn and well, i'm Dukes addition, City of
Mankato. Also the northwest quarter, section
8, in Vernon Ccncr, and lG acres adjoining
Garden City, all in Blue Earth county, Mimi.
IT you want to buy dwelling or II good farm,
frame house 2OX!G, barn 2iXl6, convenient to
market and school, with plenty of timber, good
well water and Il never failing spring. Now
you have Il chance to buy the above described
property at Il bargain. For further infOrma-
ton. address ADAM BEAVER,
4Smts6 Garden City, MINI.
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NEW YORK, December 20, IL am
The opening on stocks this morning
was remarkably week. The first prices
show declines of from 3 TO rs, the lat
ter in New England, while nve other
stocks were down / per cent. Trading
was active for the first half hour. after
which il became quiet. Prices were ir-
regular IN the early dealings. Missouri
Pacific lost ~. Lackawanna IS and ST.
Paul q. Later 3 rally occurred, IN
which New England was conspicuous,
gaining l, while the remainder was gen.
orally from small fractions. Prices
again gave way laJer. and at II O'Clock
the market was moderately active, and
heay' 10 weak.
NV YORK. December %. 3 pm
Stocks sold down heavy, hquIdatIng or
ders Tor London account. There was talk
on the board that Gould was breaking
the market TO force London liquidation.
= fall II Missouri Pacific Of per cent.
Is ascElbed TO this caus-. Heavy sales
oy London. II i thought. Will put an
END 10 the shipments OF gold. l. Il W.
Seligmau j Co.. who haue 81 $1,000 OF
French gold stiOat consigned 10 them, to-
day cabled an order 10 London ordering
shipments 10 stop On this account. New
England was an exception 10 the gen
eTal Isl. anu was ='TOuE on DU>ltu bAl
ing.
NEW YORK. December 2O.-Govern-
ment bonds Gull and steady.
There was a heavier selling OF stocks
for London account than has been
noticed since the decline irst began.
Heading. Union Pacific. Lsckawanna
and 81. Paul were special objects OF At
tention later on. The weakness in
Union Pacific Is attributed 10 the fail
ure of the House 10 consider the re
funding bill. The opening this morning
was remarkably weak. six stocks show
ing declines from Saturday figures OF
from 10 rs per cent. There was fur-
Their decline in most of the active stocks
during the first half hour, which was
followed by considerable dizziness. with
prict flu" uating within q narrow range.
The last b .ur. However, saw a renewal
of the selling prices, again yielding
materially. anu the close was weak and
active az the lowest figures OF the day.
Everything On the active list Is lower
this evening. with very lew stocks IN
which the net decline l. less than ! per
cent.
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Corn-Weak; cash, 341zI January,
36ss; May 1875.
Oats-Steady; cash, 251 Nav 30J<.
Whisky-1.lS.
Pork-Strong; cash, Hos; January,
11.55; Nav, 12.071<.
Lard-Firm; cash, $40; January, 6.25;
May, 6.65.
AFTERNOON.
Wheat-Easy; cash, 755S; January,
761[; May, s35s.
Corn Easy; cash, &c. January, S61%
May. 42L.
Oats Unchanged.
Rye-Dull; SO.
Barley-Quiet; 81
Whisky-I.1S.
Pork-Firm; cash, 1l.50.
Lard Unchanged.
Shoulders, 4.s0@4.s5; short clears, 10
G5.l5i short ribs, $40, January.
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Chicago Live stock.
CHICAGO. December 20.

UHICAeo, Uecsmbel 70.
Cattle - Receipts, 200: generally
steady: shipping steers, 325 a. 5.07x (;
stockers and feeders, . 30G34O; Texas
cattle shade lower-Cows, ? COG 2.40;
steers, 2.5OG3 90.
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; strong, 3 to
10 higher; rough and mixed 4 35@
$50; packing and shipping, 435@460;
mixed, 3 S5@4 80; packing and shipping,
AS a go; light, 3.90g4.30; stOckers,
2 5O@340.
Sheep-Receip.s, 300; slow, steady
natives, 2.40d4 20; western, 25O@3.75;
Texans, 2.T5@3 10; lambs. IO0G4 20.
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We eci eltallv CYerh, ard the follow
ing dialogue on the street yesterday:
Jones. Smith, why don't you stop
that disgusting hawking and splitting?
Smith. How can II You know l am
a martyr 10 catarrh.
j. Do as l did. had the disease in
its worst form but am well now.
5. What did you do for it?
J. l used DR.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
1t cured me and it will cure you.
;. I've heard OF it, and By JOve III
t-y il.
J. Do so. You'll find it at all thu
drug stores in town.
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N.uYorE nIininr aIarnet.

NEw YoRK, December 20.-SaleS OF
mining shares were small. Hale &
Norcross $40. Annie 3. Alice 1.55Gl.60,
Sutro %, Bodie $50. Silver Cliff. Stand
ard LBS, Iron Hill Los, Homestake II,
Ontario.
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-. Clothing.

- Clothing.
Gentlemen desiring to purchase
A Handsome Dress Suit,
A Handsome Business Suit,
A Fashionable Overcoat, or
A Stylish Ulster,
will consult their interest by calling at
J.. GoLDBER6's.
Boys and Children's Suits and Over
coats in endless varieties and at reason
able figures at l.. GOLDBEBG's.
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British Rullinn.

LONDON, December 2l-The Cunard
steamer Gallo, which sailed from Liv-
erpool on December 18th, for New
York, took ESQ, 600 in bullion.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-21
New York Coffee.

NEW YORK. December 20. Coffee fair.
Rio nominal. 10, options lower and
fairly active. Sales, 81 go bags yanu-
ary. u. O56i3 Is: February, l2.l0@l2.2O
March. u. IOal2 .. April, 1890 $3.50;
May, - l5@l2 IS; June, i 25@ l2.55.
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- - Snrar.

NEW York. December 20 Sugar dali
and more o. less nominal. Rio steady.
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ROCHESTER. Ny, December 20.-
Walter 3. Duffy To-Day made personal
assignment. The liabilities. which are
principally on endorsements, amount 10
about $3.50 900. The assignment in no
vay affects the Rochester Distilling Co.,
of which Duffy Is president.
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Petroleum.

New YoRK, December 20.-Petroleum
STEADY; United closed ~ O..
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New York Copper.

NV YoBK, December y. = Copper
steady.
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Afternoon stock Market.
chisaKo Markets.

|. CHICAGO. December %. Jpn.
Wheat - Steady; cash, &c; Janu-
airy 765s; May, So.
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New York Lead
Duffy Malt.

New YoEk. December 9o.-Lead irm,
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WV YORK, December 2S.-Bsr silver
995s.
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Hop Market.
New York Stock Market.

New YORK. December2O-Hops quit
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-21

Money, on call, quieJ, 2G7, closing Of
kr z.
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Prime mercantile paper q >.
Sterling exchange - Quiet. steady;
4795z for 60 day bills ana 1891 Tor de-
mand.
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RECOVERING.
0aOtations in the Various Centres OF
Trade at Home and
AbrJa al.
Money Market.

NEW YORK, December 20,
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Money 6@7.
IATEE.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12
RESERVED SEATS.

The right of theatre-goers to take re-
served seats without paying the extra fee
for them has been brought to issue in San
Francisco. A man entered theatre with
an ordinary admission ticket, and seated
himself in a chair marked Reserved"
The usher expostulated with him, and Of
fered him other and equally good, but un.
reserved seats, which he refused. Then the
police we're called, and the refractory play
goer elected, after a struggle in which q
policemen got his eyes blackened and his
coat torn. The second act, in the police
court next morning, resulted in the impdsi-
ton of tins upon the offender, and the
enunciation'o judicial opinion that there
Is nothing in the law to prevent manager
charging $40 a seat if he desires, or to grad
nate the prices of seats according to his
ideas of his interest.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12
CALIFORNIA MUsrARD.

Within the past few years the pro
duotiou Of mustard has become quite
an industry In California About
three hundreds tons rear are now pro-
duced. Tue mustard plant hourishes
most 10 the Salinas valley, AiamendA
County, In thu southern part Of the
State. There are two vAriettes-brown
and yellow. The former grows wild,
while the latter IL cultivated. The
brown mustard seed 10 growing more
scarce every year, because as it luxuri.
ates ON good wheat lands the farmers
pluck the weeds from their gro owing
wheat. The mixture Of mustard with
whfa t makes the wheat RANK and de-
stroys Its sale. 80, while the wheat
fatmer declares war on the small mus
tard seed he Ia enhancing It's value.
Formerly the brown mustard seed was
worth only two cents per pound; now
that 1t Ia scarce It sells ct three and
half cents, and will likely advance in
proportion 70 it, scarcity. Formerly
the yellow mustard seed was dearer,
but now Il IL cheaper, because more
abundant. The yellow variety 10 Inn
ported from England and from HOLLAND.
The brown seed Ia imported from Italy
The yellow mustard zelda Of the
oalkuB8 NnlA0y 8k0 WHY U0nUtkt0ls 8uU
smell rank, not only TO heaven, bus
heavenly laden breezee. The pl,nt
grows TO n height of two or three feet
within o month. It 10 cultivated
mainly by Chinese During the fret
nine months Of last year about two
hundred and fifty thousand pounds
| were shipped from San Francisco, and
nearly hfty thousand pounds were
shipped from interior poluss. The bulk
OF the shipments are sent East by rail,
but large shipments are also made By
steamers and sailing vessels around the
Horn. There 10 q brisk demand for
| mustard In Eastern markets. Mustard
10 ON the free list. Before the civil war
there was duty on IL, but it was re.
pealed under the pretence that mustard
/ was q medical quality, necessary for
plasters TO weak backs. The mustard
merchants In California want the duty
restored to protect y Pacific Coast In
dustry.
Mustard was formerly used - medi.
cine 1t was not known TO the table
until 1720. The seed had been previous
~ pounded In q mortar, and in that
torude state separated from the integu.
menus and prepared for use. In Eng
land, NJ the period referred 70, 10 OCCUR
red 20 o woman named Clements that
mustard could DO used for other pur.
Iposes than biisteling. She ground the
Gee In MILL and treated IL In the same
Iway thae tinur 10 treated. Her mustard
was, In consequence, very superior, and
being approved BY George l., speedily
came into general use. Mrs. Clements
kept her secret for considerable time,
though woman, and acquired q large
fortune 10 the countries Of the fal
East mustard 10 extensively cultivated
Half an acre 10 considered . good. siz ID
farm.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12
Deaah OF . Priest.

Rev. DIR. John Dunn, Pastor Of the
Catholic Church at Plains, near VIII.
kesbarre, died suddenly Of pneumonia
en- Saturday morning, aied 38 years.
He was regarded 10 one Of the most
learned clergymen and eloquent speak,
ers in the diocese Of Scranton. One OF
his actions will long aforementioned. In
August, 1877, when great riot Was
threatened In Scranton between
striking steel W. rkers and the militia.
Fart,,sr Dunn appeared on the scene
mat in slme to quell 1t. The mob had
begun 70 assault the soldiers with
stoneg. and 3 wild rush was made for
Major McUune, xsheu the priest inter-
posed and saved his life.
DR.. John Diekson an OLD ane well.
known phyaloian Of Rittspurs. oaeo In
shat city on Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12
YOUNG pAcnELon,s PLIGHT.

There lives not Q thousand miles from
town q fascinating young bachelor, who
tills his ancestral acres with his own hands.
During the recent heated spell he was en-
gagged in blowing his corn, and the exces-
sive red hotedness of the temperature con-
strained him 70 shed moro than the regular
amount of clothing, in order that he might
extract as much comfort as possible from
the sky breezes that occasionally fitted
about his undaped extremities. While the
amount of his drapery vas limited to that
one snowy garment, which the lines Of
Hood have immortalized, some evil spirit
moved bevy of fair maidens to call upon
the industrious bachelor. Finding his man
sion locked they proceeded TO the field. 4
At the turn of q row the unfortunate
plowman caught glimpse of the fair In
vaders. His pantaloons were at the other
end and terror seized him. What should
he do? Should he meet the maidens at so
great a disadvantage, or should he escape
to the friendly shade of the neighboring
thicket2 Discretion finally gained the mas
terry, and his two stout and unencumbered
legs bore him homeward with the velocity
of the wind. At convenient distance his
tormentors followed, and as they reached
crest overlooking the bachelors hall they
saw figure half draped in robe of Aow-
ing white disappear through the window OF
his rustic lodge. They had come; they had
seen they had conquered. characteristic
(Va.) JeDsrsontan. -
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12


That tail hold Il better than no hold, ana
II you can't geta good solid grab on the
nose OF circumstance, fasten on TO the tail
and make her drag you IL may not 30
pleasant but It wiz bent standing still with
your right forehneer ia the northwest angle
OF your mouth.
Remember that an ounce OF practice y
nesvisr than pound OF. preach. when
you strike good paying vein, let In 70
WORKING II like cats lighting. People WIZ
soon ses whas you are up so' ana viii rush
Gus sneir pess oards after your lead Dus
you might wear your Little windmill out
Without bringing conviction 70 the gizzard
Oh single cuss.
hememoer ina' everybody can't DC nav
ye" ana P'eacners ana aoc'ors ana mei-
cnan's. strange ~ ~ may SEEM every
D'ay 'an' even % eo'0ss, NOV anu ''''''
'ners mus. % iafiner ano meonAn'''
neinoe. 1na' han ~ no' 'oo' SIM
Ply oeoauSe ne 'scnAhi0, snu solA.
.ors "V'ns' II you 'AAnA 80 laS' Jump W,
y. '.e .e"''' ''A''' u ~ '''''n o'aeso ~
w 70 s"'e . no,so' W ' uP anu 'ie0'
hne Oh honPateh 'ype.
nemen"ei 'nss sh,SAy +" no. '"o W.
ron" :" rum "n~.y i's'n pof'o0'''
HA' "s 'ne ufnA'ne 'nA' se'
even pug nose 70 "iuSn i0'''s osnos 'a'
nAD''A
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12

ANN DALE Oh lsAt)nANHE-A q I'm
IL Der OF desirable houses, with all thf
modern improvements. Little cash required,
payment. balances may remain on mort
gngs for years. Also building sites In all
parts Of the city for residences; also manu-
hctur1ng sites, especially adapted for mo
Of water passing through It, about 200 feet
from the u. q. p. Railroad. City tax one
eighth the regular rates. This property vii
be sold by the acre Jf In smaller lots, 81
terms to suit purchasera. Also houses u
rent cheap. THOS. IA. U9LE,
T02 French street.
Or P.J. FORD. bth and Rodney .szi-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12
LOOKING

Clothing? Ifso, don't
10 see the stock Of
Hin g. Son. eth and
Jet streets. They are
Aous TO show everybody
assortment of Mems
and Overcoats. -
ths' and Boys Suits and
You will find
h in great variety,almos
olor and size of gar
wanted, and at prices
III down. Clothing is
differently by this firm
y he general way of sell
Kou will be shown
h pleasure,and while they
,Ie be glad to sell you
will not be presse d to
1nless you are perfect
|kee|to do so and think il
AZ % your advantage to
-. They don't make q
y Nv about prices, but
NJ g to their customers
Be Judges after they
he goods.
fQlL sortment of the
ed for making to
iex l1ich is done at short
ice end n q satisfactory
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12
ALCOHOL AS A FOOD AND sTImULANr

Medically speaking, remarks DR.. Lewis
Shapter In Q contemporary, the chief reme-
dial use of alcohol is as q food, and as q
present stimulant to circulation which,
without its temporary aid, might disastrous
ly fail. As q food there is probably no
other substance which can efectually per-
form the same function. In typhoid fever,
for example, fever Of protracted but lin
tied duration, where the vital functions tend
proportionately to fail and endanger the
power of resistance until the close, alcohol
may confidently be looked to as the most
readily assimilated food and most effectual
temporary stimulant.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12

TxEuUToR'S SALE-WILL Ri SOLID
~ at publio sale, ct the suction rooms Of
l.. W. StidhAm Il .on. No. Ill Eaet Fourth
street, WILMINGTON, Del /, on Tuesday, yAnu-
airy TO- 1850. SO shares stock NAtlorsl Bank
Wiimi ngton O. Bran y sine; 20 shares stock
Union National Rank, 20 close the estate Of
T. y Aldries, trustee, deceassd, py WIN.
N. B'-There may be other valuable stocks
sold at this sale. L. W. S1IDHAm SON.
aue ioueers. las'st
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12
S. s. S.
ScrofuIa of Lungs

am now ~ years old. and have suffered
for tho last nfteen years with a lung trouble.
have spent thousands Of dollars TO arrest
the m arch Of this disease but temporary 70
lief was all that obtained. was unnt for
any manual labor for several years. a friend
strongly recommended the use OF Swift's
specific q. ). y J, claiming that he f&mseii
had been grestly benefited by Its use in
some lung troubles. 1 resolved 10 try II.
rho results are remarkable. MY cough has
left me, my strength has returned and /
woigh sixty pounds more than ever did In
my life. IL has been three years since !
stopped the use OF the medicine, but have
he no return OF the disease, and there are
no pains or weakness felt In my lungs. do
the hardest kind OF mechanical work, and
feel as well As 1 ever felt since was q boy
These, know, ara wonderful statements TO
make. but am honest when I say that /,
,vo my existence and health to-day TO y. s..
i would be recreant to the duty l owe 70 hu.
mauity II failed to bear this cheer ful testl-
ony 70 the merits Of this wondsrfui medi.
cine. T. HOLT.
montgomery, Ala. June Is 1885.
Swift's Sseciie is entirely vegetable.
Trestise on Blood and Ska Diseases mail.
ed fese.
| t., Ga. N. Y. 1877 W. sd street.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12

TNuN SALE OHEAP--l NO. II ENTER
IL prise coffee mill. l oo-gallon oil tank,
90 . counter tcaiea, with brass scoops set
N sat scales, marD top. These articies are
ne ,rlv new, and In good order, Gall ut q.
2. ~ELCH q UO'S store, 2oA East Fourth
straet. jAns-et
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12


lORE O. PHILAADELPHIA
RAll4HOAD.
pHANdE OF HOURS.
Ffter June It'll, 1855, trains willraA
fimiagton 7.os. 1880 .. m.;i.se an6
lo.b a. m, 900 p. N.
I Landonburg $50 I'm. ;la.Og noonl
~ p. N.
ll:26 q. m. ITO p. m.
hndonburg ass .. m; Loo and 80
500 q. N 40 p. IA,
= Wilmington, 900 O. IN; sic and
J e.io g. MT so p. n.
b. CONNEI.,
supsrintendens.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12

TO COUNTY TAX PAyEks.

ToooUNrT TAX PAyEKs.
Thecoauty and poor tar for the year isss
is long past due, a. the time II approaohins
that thS collectors must settle In fuii with
tho county treasurer, and all taxes not psid
~ Jsnunry 18th We will proceed 70 levy and
collect the same with cost.
Ofice houvs ea m. 70 ~ 70. 2 p. m, u
y. m, ana p. m. 70 = p. n. ......
JOHN n. DsOKBX,
Coil sctrr First District
q PATnlCG NhAkf.
Oolisctof Second district
January ., isse. ias-Jt
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12
Love nothing too violently.

Labor TO keep alive In your breast that
little spark Of celestial Gre called constance
- WashjngteA
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12

Memory records services with pencil,
injuries with graver.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12
l new and complete line Of
Holiday Goods,
DR.. SIMMS'
PILLS.
THE PERFECTION OF PILLS.

MANKIND'sF AyORITE PILLS.
The most famous liver medicine on oartfi.
No gripping sickness or weakness attend their
operation. They do not leave the bowels COS
tive They tone and strengthen the liver and
act on the kidneys, stomach and skin, Cur
ing liver complaint, sick headache, neural
gia. biliousness. pain in the side or back,
Very yaIusbIe in dyspspsta. malaria lever o.
dumb ague, ehills and fever, general weak
ness, lose Of appetite, etc. They are splendid
for weakly females as an assistance TO keep
the system healthy They art endorsed and TO
commended By thousands ~ the incest pur-
gative and splendid liver medicfne. EIe-
gantly sugar-coated, Is cents . box; family
boxes. six in one, 81. Sent By mail. Sold BY
leading dealers In medicine. Main depot,
and No. Goa Arch street PhiI@delphis.
nov2s-u
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12

GNOR SALE Ok kENT-,iNE or THI
IL three row cottages, 18th and Poplar
stroets.tiss, bath, dry cellar porch back and
fron., papered throughout. VIII sell cheap
and On easy tsrms. Ifuot sold viii be rent
cd low. Apply TO JOHN WEIR, 1909 Mar
ket strset. olo-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12

sli.,s n sTYLlSH JUN rhY a
j homes for sale. Two neat residen, III
lecture, and an acre OF rish land for garden
pure wasar at the door
under cover THESE desirable homes are
located near Yorklyu station, Dsla-
miies from Wilmington only. trains daily.
kaiss your own corn, potatoes, cabbage,
Tomatoes, celery and frrffs. This new PROG.
ertv musi be seen 70 DO appreciated, all
tains room a each. 8 rooms, pArlor, dio-
ing room. kiicben. porch. plenty ofclosets on
Isl fioor,4 bed chambsFs,s closets and balcony
porch under = desp prrjecting roof on and
ali white coat plastered, folding doors be-
tween parlor and aiming rooms. Conditions
tIra0 each. tine-h III can remain on premisss
N. b. II not sold, enc Will DO for rent
Possess on IN 80 days frcm January eih, 1850
Apply TIT. W FkRhEs, Yorklyn r. q.
iae-sl we sa-k4-t W
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12
Profit for Everybody:

Parker,s ronic KENT iala homeis sentinel
70 keep sicknsss out. Used disoreet,y II
Keeps the blood pure. and fhs stomach. live!
and kidneys IN working order CouRos ana
colds vanish before Il. 1t buifds up tns
health.
in my drug store. Among my customers
doctor, who has been prescribing Il for t3s
past two years. He was nearly dead him
sell, and tried every remedy known 70 his
profsf sion, without any relief After he had
used foar bottles Of PRrkcr's Tonis he began
30 grow In fesh. and the i'm proven emit In hii
health was absolutely wonderful. He now
recommends II to evers one.n-l. y. barrow
Calumet avenue pharmacy, ueTwenty' ninth
street. ohisago, Ill.
PARKER'S TONIC,
fPrspsrsd ~ Aiscox 3 o., n. IL
SID by druggists n large BEETLES at o..
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12

A EEEMTTO0.-ALLrP ERSUAS ua
a airing pure drugs and chemicals, "a
wishing their presozipti private rao1lpts
oArsfally compounded with pure E,aeakiaaS
|enezla 10 - ths drag store 81 n. u. BKlM0
lhuh1xs No. az ~Afks$ stEssh W0s Dsk
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12

TSOR SALE-THE CONTENTS OF THE
IL Uhicego Rance and s'oye store. a
( God opportunity for Anyoae wishing 70 have
the control Of that line OF goods. Gall at
the stove store, No. l07 West Second street.
y. h. r. MILLER. lu-ott
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12
Housns AND FARMS.

For sale--Houses In all psrtS Of the city on
oaay forms. Prices from 500 10 els, 0oo. aocor !.
ing 10 sise snd location. Also building lots
In good iecat,onf.
Farms Tor saie-A large number Of farms,
SEINE OF the best In New C.stie County,
rome In chester County and Maryland.
PHILIP II. CLARK d 90.
No. eo61 Market street. Wilmington.
ROOM no Z. opsn in the evening from
2 to $50. jal-et
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12

OOR SALE CHEAP-A COUNTER IL
Is feet long, z show cases, one piece Of
snelvins, IL feet long. extra moe; one table
iag st
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12

VNUR SALE-AT A SAORiFICE AND
Is on easy terms, n farm of100 acres, near
Kepnett pike. i've miles from city. JAIL Q
m address . ]. PlEROE, NO. o West Sew
enth street, city. So tn 50 ltWr
Daily Republican., 1886-01-12

IN IN SALE-4Ro JEkY STORE AN d
IL nx,utes. A good bust stand, sick.
ness the causs Of selling. Apply at the e..
=. corner seventh sud Jssksol streets. L.
p. LYNOH. lo-ots