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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26


A meetipg OF the Bui ders' Exchange
IVES bald In the Marie Baildipg, Sixth
and Shipley sirssts. Inst evening. The
following names were added 10 the
charter list: Charles Stusrt, John NJ.
Solomon, james h. Beaes q Co., Dan.
lei James, Jr Francis Simpson, 8. d.
Simmons 81 Brother, OrAnstou q New.
bold and l. T. Grub & Son.
The Committee reported that suita
BILE room could be SECURED In either tho
IGawthrop, Smith or now Crosby & Hill
buildings Colonel Locke was in favor
of renting the Crosby q Hill room ct sn
annual rental OF $3.50
The meeting decided to rent the room
In the nav building, and during the
intrin TO secure q suitable room for
the meetings
The oommit,es on Laws submitted 9
report which Was adopted.
The following persons were then
elected directors: Milo w. Locke,
Archie 8. Reed, john k. Pierce, j. ID.
Winslow. A, l.. Johnson, George H..
Hollis, George I. spsor, Thomas David
son, George II. MCCALL, PhilemmA
Chandler, John A. OrAnston, j. O Dill.
Ion, Henry Evans, James M. Bryan,
John B johnson. william Il. Fonlk,
Harry A Miller, Stephen Do~Doy,
William II. PieIsoD, james Reese,
Francis Simpson.
The exchange then adjourned 70 meet
at the call OF the president
Immediately after adjournment the
board Of directors met ard organized
by calling William Fl. Foulk to the
chair aud Harry A. Miller geereiAry.
The following officers Of the exchange
we're then unanimously elected: Presi
dent, William II Foulk; hrst vice
president, John B. johnson; second
Vice president, James NJ. Bryan; third
vice president, Franois Slmpsop; score.
tAry, Harry A. Miller, and treasurer
Henry Evans. The board then al
journed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26
Fifth EDITION,


j Governor Biggs attended, a..
a Ione hale meetipa In the AosS.
Music, New York, last sSs u.,ueny|
upon being called upon IA, e an,
shid ne was present A Az poeon
= ,. l, 70 raise his voice for Ir,IsDa
ss,hsA tns tory government oi \
LAND. IL there were oplv y,
between New York and Looaor 'u'nP
Vt 5000 miles Of waves H. 10
people would sny 70 ths EN-" J ameii
your hands Oh that people," n.
pared the situation Of Ireland y,
present day to the situation ~
States In Revolutionary IA.
paused . remarkable scens n.
ng all who were in favo, Z, isqa
being ruled BY Irishmsp n s,.r w
The sppeal proved electrical ' n,
Immense audience ross rpoutsnso,
ano made tho huge bulldln9 rIas
Ex Judge Noah DlvI. ,ollo,s
the reading Of resolutions. Ns,cA
Afterwards adopted unaulmouIv
ine addition that the sentiment n
Do oAbled to Mr.. Glsdstop, and
Parnell. Judge Davis mais a an,
In presenting the resolutions, Ia
stance the resolutions stated tina.
people OF AmericA wsrs in N.
earnest sympathy with the s,rusol
the Irish people for homs rult.
tory governments methods vstd
pugnant 70 Christian Civilization,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26

Mr.. VAudesritt, counsel for young
HcMahen. who iv In prison on tho
charge Of having besn accessory to the
murder of tue IsAl,An pesnut vender,
malAsoalza, applied to the judges OF the
court this m0rulng for = writ OF habeas
corpus, claiming that he had prima
faoia evidence thAt he was innocent Of
the charge prefsrrei and should not bs
deprived OF his liberty. The court de
clined TO hear the argument to-day on
account Of other business, and the ap'
pllcation will bs heard In the early part
of next Waek.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26
TNlRD EDITION.


Newark Atoma.
From the Ledger.
Raw. LIB mberger and family have
ed home from visit TO relatives
and friends In Nerristown, Pa.
Mi.s Annie Il. Springer 10 Visiting
her aister, Mrs. Thomas N. Davis, Of
Mn. X o. Southland aud Miss Annie
q. sou.hArd are visiting relatives and
frissds In PhilAielphia-
James L. Lake, Of RocklAnd, visited
8. Il Ohoate, Jr and u. N. o. ChoAts
NJ ]. Purnell and " isses Katie
and Jennie Parnsll, Of Bnow Hill, Mo,
are visiting Rsv. J. L. Station.
Mrs, J. L. VallAndiRhAm and Mrs. Il.
A, Vallnndigham are visiting relatives
in Philadelphia.
W, Atmore woodrow, wife and two
sons left Newark on TIE 6 p. m. train
THURSDAY for their Western home.
Hutchinson, Reno county, kAnsas
They take with them the beat Rood
wishes of the citizens OF the town, In
which they so long resided.
Feed ChoAts looks neat In his new
suit, but he Is nos at ell proud. In fact,
he'll take your order for all the latest
and tet novels and magazines.
Too children OF the public school
and Loyal TsmperRnoe Lssion Are max.
ing preparAtioLB to observe Decoration
Day next Wednesday by tho manner
usual both North and South in remem
bering our country q fallen soldiers.
Oae OF tho woFkmen assisting In
erecting telegraph poles along the B. g
o. road, cub one OF his legs badly on
Tuesday, The nan was using q draw
ing knife, which slipped, cutting q cash
several inches lope. Dr. Kollock dressed
the wound AID the injured man WA
taken to Philadelphia.
The independent Order Of Good
Templars Of this town will hold
strawberry festival In CAskey Hall or
Friday and Saturday evenings, Junt
LIST Snd "a.
Decoration Day, Wednesday, MAJ
S0.h, will be observed NOSE this yea
than Tor some time by Thomas n. Roy
nolds Post, No, $, G. A. R, who hAi
the honor Of having the command o
the Department OF Delaware rs mem
Der, Richard Buckingham, Eco QGit
Anum Der viii attend the grand pAEad
In Wilmington, leaving 8 committee o
the Post to attend to the arrangement
in this Vicinity. lu Ihe afternoon ut
o'clock good tursout Of our peopl
will bs expected. The Y W. o. 7. o
and the Blue Ribbon Army will hsv
charge OF decorating the graves OF on
soldiers under the EupeTlntendence {
Mrs. T. B. Knowles. To morrow ever
ing, May q. the Thomas NJ. Reynold
POst, g. A. r., will attend she Chris
tian Chapel memorial services. PfeAcl
ing by Rev. I. B. Knowles.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26

Several shota were fred from either q
gun or pistol this morning BY o gang Of
boys on Maryland avenue, near War
nsf's bazaar, greatly alarming several
horses and endan gerips the safety Of
pereons passing. "A horse attached TO a
lumber wagon took fright and ran
away on Front street, and although h'
ran several squares, be was stopped be
fore any damage was doue. The prao
tice Of nripg pistols In the oily limit
should be broken up, and every boy In
dulginR In suoh psstime should b.
made TO understood his liability to ar
reat and punishmA ant,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26
DIED.


HANBY.-un the 24th inst, in Thornebuty
Township, neiSwAre county, Pa, mrs.
Aun Handy, aged rs years.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully In
vited 10 attend her funeral from the resi-
de zoe Of her son in lay, Franz 5nedlev, in
rhornebury Township, Delaware couu y,
PS on Sunday, May 27th 1883. 10 leAvo
tho house at O'Clock. To p.ccoed T. SLOAN
csmtterJ.
rODD-Sua, wits Of j. Htr)or. Todd, for
merly OF this city, died on tho ION inst At
P0mjns, California.
HOUOK-Dn thu 18th Inst, kenny HcuoE,
aged a. yeArs, lsto Of DoRtssYilie.
Relatives and friends OF tho family arc
|rsppecifully invited to attend tho funeral
rom his late residence, Springfield, Pa +, on
Monday, 18th inst at 10 8. m.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26
complimentary nssoisssons.

DR.. Joseph II. Chandler aud w. G. r.
Colquhoun, Of Washington Conciave, of
Centreville, Deb, visited this city last
evening and presented Wilmington Con-
claye, No. %, Improved Order OF Hepta.
sophs, with an enRrossed copy Of resolu.
lions handsomely framed, expressive OF
their thanks for the manner In which
their conclave WAS entertained by the
Wilmington Cosclave on their visit on
the 18Th Of April, and extending an invi
tation TO Wilmington Conclave to visit
Centreville on the 18th OF June. The
resolutions were accepted by Captain @.
n. Smith Department Supreme Archsn,
after which the visi ors were taken t.
view the A B O fair.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26
Better Than ISis rrenl.

II would have done the old. time
toners good to have looked upOi
multitude OF people who came 10 \
and stayed TO buy their clothing d
this week. Our way Of small n
and satisfied purchasers they sec
like tho best, and 1t 10 better than
ting on big pIoti!s TO knock ,Asi
after wards. We are alter your
will ss we'll rs your money, and
guarantee the closhipg or your q
back. Rsmem Der, a souvenir viii
oh'li's sui, and n guarantee Of Y
cent. saved on every dollar you
with ne. @. A K suits = special
Harry Harris, No. Sl6 AhrE.I 4
the N Y. Clothing MAnuiAotufIOg
pAny.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26

Last evening Antonio Dl rus
vile were given . bearing
go lire Monaghan 90 tne oas,S'
treating the Acoused's oretle" Il,
the evidence It appeared tlAs y.
was incorrigible, and had l.D
several times, He had Slso o'es
in the Ferris Reform ecaoOh
escaped from theirs As lle , ~
proved no ill.treatment OF St3 !.
cass was dismissed. He WI o ~
in charge by Special oi1oet H. .
house to-day tos q reA.l i'I Ia
scalp, II he is cur'd 70 w, s.'' ms
the Reform School until InV =
Of the society eau procure D
ton 10 learn a trade
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26

Houley's second grand e1curtIr
Washington, over the B. s. O, R n
Thursday, July 18th, by q new AID
lightfUl routs. The eIcuralonIIs
be ran 70 Canton to 20 aboard a
large steamer OolumbiA, with oapl
70 carry $500, to Bay Bidgs, from
Ridge 20 Annapolis, from AIMS
over the Alexandria Z. Z. 10 Wal
ington. Parties stopping Of Bay RI
tickets will be good to 20 to AIMS
during the day. Those stopping II
napolis. tickets will DO good 10 r
Bay Ridge during the day. Those
to Washin gton will have Ok
there. Will leave al 6 p. N. for
mington, stopping of Que hour iof
Ridge. giving the Washington d
siooists an opportunity " SOC IT, q
trip tickets only 81 so
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26

INDIANAPOLIS. lad, Nay !
priz, fight Ia which decidedly
brutality than science WM onP
took place at . point on The w
river about twelve miles north Of
Ayette ct an early hour this no1
Ia which Dick KertinE, Of LAhI
and John Gallagher, Of Ohlcii9
the principals. The men ioaln.
skin tight gloves, and che fgat
was . desperate one, re'alA
knockout for Gallagher o. ~
the elgb tesnth round. GAlliG1ye
the larger OF the two men, but A
b I'D the best OF the fighting oil 70,
Z trough, and pummelled hi, 9Ppo'
race out OF ell ssmblance OF mum
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26

Last evening sixty. nine members Of
the Choral Club OF this city visited
Chester, by invitation of Mr.. George
Holland. Of PhilAd elphiA, and wilt
messed a performance given at Holly
Tree Hall by Mir. Holland ard his pu,
pits. The club went In q special car
over the B. g. o Railroad aud report
that they bad q very enioya Gle time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26

A large crowd of the unterri6ed left
this city to-day for New Castle, to attend
the meeting of this County Convention
There were four care, all we'll filed at II
O'Clock, and six cars at IL Is o'clock.
7 he depot was packed, but 1t would be a
.os injustice to the respectable Demo
Gratis Of this city to suppose for one
moment that the majority OF them repre-
scented che Democratic party.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26

Charles Btepgle. who CLERKS fo'
eeorae Taylor, grocer. corner Third
End King streets, Was sent with TIE
horse and wagon on Friday to one Of
the freight depots for q load Of goods
Charles forgot his instructions from
hia employer OF ''low bridge" and
drove under one OF tho alrders, which
took the top of the wAgor, giving him
quite fright.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26

Mr.. Christian Krauch was the first
manufacturer Of lager beer in our city, at
NO d0S King street. where Mr.. William
AIseuL2rr.s saloon now stands. re-
member AZ a boy, my parents residing
th place crowded, h having az that
llme lager beer garden in the rear OF
lhe saloon, which was little two story
frame shanty- He nude his beer out Of
lhe pure stun aud brewed it himself. He
Will be remembered by many OF our Older
eltlzerS as . E.mafkable man in his day
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26

Last evening, Mrs , JONI ~, M
siding at No. 5l7 ! SEVEN, wv Iyosssl
ArraiSned before E'qa'I HW MV
the charge of having ~ me I'd
GOAL oil over the from. o. W SbO
OF Thon as N. Forhuls ana N
nexs door to the sccnssu ...cs
In 500 bail 10 Keep tlg NJ ps IA Led
During the hearing ,,.,cStlon
gagged in a wordy sltelO ii,r,ioi
witness and called him ~ li'i 81
he was promptly
ffinar Stout
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26

The knights OF PythiAs have deter
mined to erect . Dgw hail, at q Gust OF
SO, 600 There will DO 5000 shares ri
$40 each. Saler OF die lodges have
guaranteed 10 rnise $1,000 each. We
hope tina. IN eligible site may be Sc
cured, 70 that tusre may be stores on
she frat tiojr, largs hall for entertain.
ments In the second story, and lodge
rooms above.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26

There Is quite a nuue .s!S q t . /
this city, bat none . sv.I d
populsr than Di. HonsyI s sn, val
BE- attributed TO his We q ms MAKES
the art of dsntlstry' &c Thsf
t tss for 50 80; best. n, mn no
better made, no matse, AKA; vi
Day. Teeth extracted i v Sg rs.
3 cs enns 3D. is cents. A.. ..s sG'' slGn
Once, 1908 Market S''''
big tooth. --
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26

Parties looking for good asd reliable
Are insurance will do wall to call on
Thos. r. aanlon, No. o East Seventh
rtreet He Ia agent for some Of the
best and strongest companies doing
business in the State, and his rates are
low
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26
rhe ola swsi'' -

To morrow (rriu !:y S q tx |
the is9 n anniversary .s "a Of the 4
he as follow: E1r'y v I sud
a. m. MorUinso s n y u. oil
service At 7.sO p az o. ..,SIce By Y
EEL ,srmos at the 10 80 Sef rector Of
a. Ashton Henry i'
parlah.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26

New YORK, May % Rev. DR. IL.
nam Abbott was 10 night elected per
manent pastor Of Plymouth Church,
Brooklyn. and the frat regular suoces'
sor TO Henry Ward Boecher. The vote
by which the result was finally attained
stood 40 to so.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26
A splendid surprlse Of orders.

During the past week James II. Wood
& 20. has had a splendid surprise OF
orders for everything In their line, such
rs ell atoves, water coolers, CRATES and
bricks for stoves, and odd castings for
s'ove and furnace repAirs, and j1bbing
Of all kinGs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26

Burt Robb got IA tumble oot OF q bug.
gy he was riding in on Friday after
noon, on Shipley street near Fourth, by
the guide pole uuder the vshIcle giviug
way, letting him into the street. The
horse WAS stopped before any further
DANA 20 had been done.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26

ssys the Morning News. Thess resolu.
tions Uere executed by Whining ton q
leading penmap, Prof. j. II. OrAbb,
since his return home. The Prof. is
now taking names for his summer
clAsses. 60 Gee him. Home cAily, IL
to / 8 to 8.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26

The oietz Tubular oil stove go Justly
for it's safety, freedom from
odOr and efficiency, ID now on exhibi
tiou at lhs store OF the agents, j. o.
johnson q Son, 22b Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26

Tomorrow promises to be from partly
cloudy TO fair, with slight thermal
changes, and fresh westerly winds.
Monday, fair to partly cloudy and
warmer, followed by rain on the coast.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26
Notiao.

At the Wesleyan M. K. Church Rev.
W. T. Ooombs will tomorrow morning,
at 1890 o'clock. preAoh the second Of
The ssries Of sermons On "Eutire 5ancti.
hcetion."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26

Storing stoves away during the gum
mer Ia rather an Inconvenience among
James n. Wosd q Co,
takes them away, and brings them back
when wanted, at u trifliDg cost.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26

Washington ConC !. making 1
T n mts for their annual he lalts,I
g yet fully decided decided on ? ls e %iIlSs |
probable Augustine -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26

There were over $50 CRATES OF straw
berries received 10 our city to-day, the
anger part being onnsigrsd TO Warren
Harper 3 Bro, on East Fourth st.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26

For harness, trunks, saddle and fancy
lap robes and horse equipments 40 70
headquarters, 407 Shipley street. Hiram
YerRer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26

St. Mary's T. A. b. Pioneer Corps
will give an excursion to Oaklsnds, on
Thursday. June '4th. on the steamer
Thomas Clyde. Boat to leave Fourth
street wharf.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26

At Moore a; N, 4, = E,.ys piyis al
R &; S' E sis Bo q ipssIiI.d'ss,s
Itsrenoe. @. 81. Jonn
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26

Ladies' and gentlemen q gold watcher
=. -4..--- z. DayiS', 8 E. 2dss
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26

at Veasey's drug store, Eighth and
Monroe streets. Pure milk and cream
ald generous glass.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26
CALIFORNIA.

Special Parties. Semi Monthly. FREQ
Sleeping Oars. CheAp Rates. Southern
Route. Address E HAWLEY, General
Eastern Agent. 339 Broad way. N. Y ;
T. j. eMITH, 400 Chestnut street, Pitts
.delphis, or any Baltimore & Ohio Ticket
Agent. 1z9.sa l6t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-26

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II have . tsE f 6StoD. Az
. .ssi i r s1ss 81 ss s5S5 go 80, g
u al her over hAis'. "A
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This old reliable l,ts's and OIh'I
gists. .,nlDg
Us. neo ps et,.I AsS1; I'll Isl
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ct the REPUBLICAN, ONCE today, in
the shale:
O'Clock 10 O'Clock IL O'Clock
$50 $50 800
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FXYAHTED-OO MMUHI ATIa9
w rooWg GGitAblo for 6 dOstof's office,
either in tho south vest or n0,thW stern part
of tho city. Address n thil Office Its
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-20

NEwBURG, N. Y July 10.-Joseph
Martin is a well.known manufacturer of
shoes in this city. He has always been
au ardent Democrat and four years
ago voted and v orke FOR the election OF
Cleveland. Mr.. Martin said to-day:
Though my preielictloIs are Democrat
ic, yet can not, nor will not, 90 any
party's measure blind The Democratic
party must shoulder the Free trade issue
and all its attendant ills and odiums.
They have made grand IN stake, but it
is too late TO rectify it. The fact of their
denying any Free-trade intentions will
d ceive only the most simple minded.
and his bill. He elaine for his constitu-
ents the right to take their produce into
any market in the world aud sell it for
the highest price they can get for it, and
buy the manufactured article in the
cheapest market and bring it back with
them. II that is not Free Trade then [
fail to understand it consider it i'm
possible for Cleveland to carry the state
of new York, or any other mnufactur
ing state, II the workingmen properly
understand the question OF Free Trade VS.
Protection"
"DJ you think there are many Demo-
Gratis In this city who hold the same
opinion as yourself regarding the Free
trade issue:' 81 am personally acqua int
ed with from twenty-five to thirty Demo
Gratis iu this city who, like myself, would
prefer voting the Democratic ticket, but
wi not vote for Cleyela d, +" replied Mr.
Martin. Il feel confident that there are
over 100 In the city"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-20

The old frame dwelling at the south.
east corner OF Sixth and Shipley streetF,
thGs 10 nov being raibed to the GROUND t,
WAS formerly the property OF Eli
Dougherty, an aunt OF Daniel Dough-
city, the silVer'tonRuCd orator Of New
York. The administrator. T. Gales-
pie, sold the bnildisg for 81, $50, when 1t
e5 900 for 1t. He is having is torn down
and will erect three story press brick
front. 1t is the intention OF the owner
to use the first ho1r as liqlor tt1re, for
which application will ba made fer the
same at the next term Of acourt.
Hubert Cassidy is the contractor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-20

Good health, good morals, good sensa
npd good temper are the four essentials
for a good vile. Thee are the indis-
pensAblsa Alter them eoEes the miner
advantages Of good looks, accomplish
meuts, family position, etc. With the
first four, married life will be comfor-
table and happy. Lacking either, Il
will be in more or less degree failure.
Upon good health depends largely the
good temper and good looks, and to
some eKteRt good sense also, as the best
mind muoH be affected more or less by
tne weaknesses and whims attendant
on frail health Young man, II your
wife is falling into state OF involidism,
FIRST of all things try to restore her
health II she is troubled with debili.
tStlnS female weaknesses, buy DR.,
PIeios's FRvorlte Prescription. 1t will
cure her.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-20
or all rnings IN tho world

A tonic is what nervous people require.
To impArt strength into the nervous or.
gGpism Is to inlnre ita tranquility, pro
eided cAusss OF uphsAlthfnl exoitment
are avoided. 4 IL iosaAl tonic thai
like HostetteT'b Stomach BItters- CON
mands the unqualified sanction OF the
healing profession. and which institutes
a general reform in = bilious, dyspeptic
aud debilitated condition of the system,
10 surely entitled to q careful trial by
intelligent people, capable Of forming q
due estimate OF a medicine, from Em
phatio and often recorded professional
evidence in It's behalf. Not only are
the nerves and st)mAch invigorAted by
the Bitt6rs, but the Systsm is also en-.
dOved With unWonted power Of Tesiat.
Ancs to Influences In air, water or daily
av0oatlon eubgerBlve Of health. Prom
lnently dangerous among the first
named Of thees is malaria, SgAist which
aostetteI'S Stomach Bitsers affords 9
competsut sSfsRuArd. Rheumatism and
kidney troubles are also prevented and
overcome By Il.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-20

An extraordinary ousbursto OF popalAr
savsRety, asys Vienna dispssoh to
the L1ndon rlnesr "hss just occurred
nj BorsAd, q village near kAschau a
Cir, WAC IL q native OF the village, was
mEtriel TO peasant fTomi RL other
village, bat after the Wedding a number
OF ihe loueg men OF BoIsad tried to
prevent her from departing 10 her new
home. Tho bride managed to esoAps,
hut on seeing this the young mBn set
flse 10 the cottage of her pArontt, and
tle flames quickly spread To other cot.
taEee. A murderous 1gat then began
between these young ruf1Rns and the
brides irleaGs, with the result that
eight paasRnss were killed and about 20
of both sexes injured. The arrival Of q
deLaahment OF mountel gendarmes put
au aud TO tho affrsY and the tinRleadere
were marched of to prison."