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Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
TheIr Now Onar,srn.

Several members OF emyth Post are
busy tu ftting up the new headquarters
on tho second floor Of the market house
ct Third and KluR streets. Formerly
thore was but one large room on this
door, and Ihis hAs been divided 60 tha /
there lie now Q parlor l7I2l, . kitchen,
ante room and hall for holding meet
ings 33z37, with ceiling IA feet inches
high. This room has been handsomely
painted and paHered, and the floor will
be covered with cooOR mating. The
walls will be decorated with the many
pictures and relics Of the rebellion
owed by the Post, and when the furni-
ture Is arranged and every ythlng com.
pleted SUyih Post will have one OF the
handsoDest and 9eatesi meeting rooms
in this city.
The parlor will be oarpeted ond neat.
ly furnished, making a comfortable
plaoe for the mem bsrs to spend Gheir
leisure evenings. The ante-room Will
be arranged with accom- mod ations for
storiog regslia and other articles belong
ing to different orders that intend rent
inR tho rsom from 6myth Post. The
Kitchen has an improved water olcset,
hydrAnt and sink. Ono great advan
taRe about the uew room is tho fact that
theie Is bat single flight of stairs TO
climb, whereas at the old quarters in
she Adams BuilainE, there were three
flights In consequence of the room
n1t being fully completed, the anDiver-
sary which was to take place on Mon-
day evening has been postponed.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Old Papers.

The contractor who Is rsmodellng the
building belonging to James Barkley,
mt No 200 Market street, found some
old papers which Mr.. BArkley brought
90 this office. Among them IL COPY
OF the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN OF
Thurtday, September l6, l847 and y
copy Of the Delaware State Journal,
dated Friday, September II, l847. Each
OF these papers bears the following:
These pApers were deposited here by
Washington Jones, In putting in . new
vindow With large glass, Sepism Dor 20,
1871 There were also cobies Of tie
Delaware siAte journal and stAtesmSu,
October II, 1852. the DELAWARE RE
PUBLICAN, October 18, 1889, Nes York
Herald, October 20, 1852, and the Daily
Evening Bulletin, Philadelphia, Fri.
Cay, October II, 1861 The Herald hAs
an inscription on the margin whict
ttatss thAs These papers hers deposit
ed in new winiow, October "a, 1869. by
William b. sharp"
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
At tho Uity Court.

Judgo Lyman presided st this morn
ing's session Of tbe city court, and dis-
pereed eyes handed justice TO the fol.
lowing offenders: Frederick Riddle, Q
GermAD, who evidently has . perma.
-nent boycott on soap aud water, came 10
the hall and ssked TO be com mites.
His request wss granted, and be was
seat over for so days as a vsRrant.
John BarroD, charged with indecent
exposure OF his person, Was held for n
further bearing, as was also John
Macksy,a runaway boy from tho Ferris
Reform School.
Maggie CLARK was 6ned 81 and cost
for Drunkenness, and Alfred Tc uniaiD,
oolored, was htld in SioO bail for fur.
thtr hearing on . charge Of receiving
stolen Roods. Joshua Emmet, arrest
ed for drunkenness, was committed un.
I'll . O'Clock Monday morning VIII.
liam Davis charged with beeping q
gambling house at No. lie ratnall
street, was held 10 81 900 bail for his
appearance At court. william Elem.
ming arrested by Sergeant iicvey on
suspicion OF being COZ oerned in the re.
cent robberies In this otty WAS held for
further hearing this evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
In Need of Assistanos.

Mrs. Davis. the widow OF Charles
Davis. who was drowned In the Chris
tiapa yesterday morning, is In neoessi.
tous circumstances and in urgent need
Of assistance. She has four small
children, the oIoest OF which 10 aged
about years, while the youngest 10
about l year, and che expects 70 again
become mother 10 short time. On
account Of bis iatAm peraie habits her
husband failsd TO provide for her aHd
her children, and the day before he was
drowned neither che or they had any.
thing to eat. She resides on Seventh
avenue, near the ehspel Lu.lt by VIM
Y. Warner, and 10 esid TO be q good
christian woman, who has done every
thing In her power TO reform her hus.
band. Those who feel disposed TO Assist
her can leave their contributions with
Mayor RhoAds, who has kindly con.
sented TO receive them, or at the RE
PUBLICAN office. AL contributions,
whether OF mop.y, groceries, prov isions
or clothing. ell OF which are needed,
will be handed over TO her as once and
Acknowledged.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
ptpaten From New York.

NEW YORK, April Eve are just In
Ieceips OF D dispatch from our insurance
company from New York, stating
balance OF the mammoth stock OF
$47 600 worth OF mems, boys aud chill
drtn's olotbing must be sold regardless
OF vAlue paved on them. The meaning
OF this Is no reasonable offer refused, as
the creditors are Awaiting . final settle.
ment, and In order to accomplish this
We have made another large cot in
prices, which will prevail from this day
on Ask to sec those cults, former price
1885, now ~ IS; boys suits now $l25;
chilGren's suit 81 IS, In all sizes. This
fs your last opportunity TO receive q
good suit or raltaloons for mere moth.
ipg. Ccmo and convince yourself that
this Is your las. and only chance to 70
ce've bargains 81 the hands OF the only
Great New York Fire Insurance Cloth
ang Sale, il6 Market street. Just 70
ceived another largs LOS Of those 9-oent
suspenders. TTeuly more new sAlea.
men in attendance.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Mra YnlLa-..

'hNh Iouln
WILEEssARRn, April A., r. 7
tlonal elopeneR, Cscutrss S,,,,I
A outoher named Josspb T,,i,. &
has been very prorlp,s, y
olrcles, eloped with Mm ysal
the widow OF the uufds,s' w, "
hangsd here Last Tuesday ~
seen engaged sincs ths co0,i'l
Voiksvitch last sep.embsr ,,s
70 act married on tho nlpb, n !,
cu,ion. but public oSl,ion
snoag that ,hey were .ir,ii n
IL was openly stated thai M
did. 'u''a
They leis quietly fSr pln,I
night and will be marr,oa N
msrrow. TIE woman took n,
the watch and chain stolsn b, \
husband from the body of M
John Bioski.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Wants n Ransom.

About o'clock lsst even ing colored
boy cslled on DIR Winner, at No. 720
King street. with note, askipg him 10
call at orce at No. 935 Tenth etroot, bu,
rs IL did not say whether 1t was East or
West Tenth street the doctor declined
TO &c. Shortly after rwArds he went out
for few minutes, and while he wac
absent q man came In with his hand
wrapped up, and upon being told that
the doctor would be back In few min
utes said ho would wait. After walt.
ing few minutes he went out, aud
when the doctor returned he found that
his diploma, which had been hanging
on the Wal, was stolen. This morning
DR.. Winner received le ter poet-
Marked "WiimlngtUn, April 6, g D.
M" which sAio: "Wten you want
this back send Sl5 10 2. W, PhIladol.
phia rosiofiice, and will Eend II"
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Fifth EDIrI01
A'iisa BY Horse Meo,.,-

uiUn1Nl.-
BRISTOL, Md, ApiIlG's
CURED near here yes,f,5,A "a d's|
cumstAnces that poiot ot'.aS y . aat|
me indiscriminste p,s Wltaiag
SSeorge ! Steiner OF Bajt,,.H \. az
mere some tlms Aso and d,I9ts ,hs !
ploy ment on a farm nt., ppuNns|
coming slightly Rfiec,ss wl,t plt''oi.
supposed WAS neuralel." NV ta v
aooed TO use o hnrse MI, y v
DC good fer both msn s,i Ii'a''ni
ipg from pain. la adJi'I.tA'' utA''
tefnsl use he swal.osed t..lo ..u 70
70 elect q cure, and csn.s, AZ ,a 1o'eI
meat intense agony. His,s,,lsa ulas Il
oul one By one, and rapi5 sn.i, ,e,.l
me entire body prAdp,ilr Nli
Medical aid Was repdsrsS 81
successful to aFrstt tbe n,n,. wy
poison tsken into the s,,ls'a rtSs'sH
meine were sent to fti.pa.
more 10 day. Nu' 10
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Fighters Have n Set Back

PITTsBURG, Pa April 8, 1888 Jack
FoSsrty aud Jack Joyce, the we'll
known pugillsts, who were arrested
last night on charge Of conspiring to
engage 10 a Prize 6ght, were before
Judge haRec, CT the Common Pleas
Court, this afternoon. The prisoners
declared that they did not intend 10
n2ht iu the county, but the Judge said
ne would require 81 OO0 bail each that
they "onld not fght within the Com.
moa"ealth Of Pennsy lysnlA. Bonds.
msn we're secured and the men ware 70
leased.
Fogarty, who acknowledged that he
no occupation, was ordered by
oniei Brown to eei cut Of the State As
quickly as possible. Notwlthssaudina
Ine interference Of the authorities, It is
claimed that tie mill will 20 on as an
nounoed, with the difference that the
ooAt will go down the Ohio river to a
point Outside tbs State line.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
ooopsr,s PlEn. for state ona,rmau

8enator Cooper, of Delaware county,
wss in Philao elphis, yesterday. He
satd that he WAS not losing aoy sleep
over the fight being made against his
re-elsciion to the Ohalrmanehip OF the
Republican Stats Oonmittee. He ex
pec,s that Senator Qaay, when he shall
return 10 Washington tomorrow, Will
set at rest all doubts ~ to his position
in the contest Just before he went to
ForliA 5tIa;or Qusy had told him that
be was In favor of his re election.
Within q week past the Delaware SsnA.
tor said he had received nesriy 1000 le;
ters from persons all over the State as.
suting him of aid and active support,
a tai net heard OF single county
that had instructed delegates for Mr..
Address, while several had INSTRUCTED
tt eir delegates for himself The Sspa-
tor e2ptcts to get the support o; the
Philade phiR delegates to tao Conyen
ticu He said that he ttiii had hopes
Of Blaine's nomination and Acceptance,
II Blaine should bs out he would be-
| ior DepeW,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
THIRD EDITION. +.
Two siue~.


10 avery 1IuAt and vital question
khere are two sides-a right and .
Wrong side This Is especially true OF
che mpe auce question. 1t Ia either
xizht or Wong. AS love 10 to hate go h
&smperAn ,s to intemperance. am
very 90 to see paper that 10 WELD
ing sach an irtinence as the REPuBLI
GAN tax og half way eround. What
are laws fr? Why to protect eAct
other In thtir rights are they TO and
do you t iiuk mat helpless women and
children will be projected ty high Il
ceuse? Will the reducing OF the mum
her of sA'Oona keep men from Bpen ling
tbe monav that should he use1 for TIL
support Of their families? think not.
Here IL q case to test high llcsnse BY +.
A numbs. OF years ago while living IL
the city Of Brooklyn l knew lady
whose hu iSand drew a'ary Of $3.50 a
month.
She told ms that she had known him
20 spend every cent Of that two hun
fired and Atty dollars at . saloon before
coming home, and that II he went to =
saloon before coming home the chan oes
were n ne out Of ten that he would do
90. She said; ~ never know what j
au going to have to meet my expenses
with. never hear q carriage stop at
she door in the night but think they
have brought him home dead. / live
In constant dread Its the company
&hat does 1t. OH Mrs. - you don't
know what trouble is." Will high
license keep that man with tive hun.
dred and fifty dollars In his pocket
from visiting 9 saloon and protect that
woman in her rights? And has not =
man that earns thirty dollars q month
just ss good right to spend every
cent At . saloon IS the one who earns
two hundred and fifty has? and II we
Il mean the men) oAn make laws
against gambling dens why not against
drinking saloons. WOMAN.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Eleetion Of Omnarn-

AZ the aunua mee,iug OF Whining
ton Typographical Union, No. 12B ned
last evening, the fol owing officers were
eiectsd for the ensuing year: President,
Seorss H Taylor, vice president, Harry
ID. Eagle secretary treasurer, Frank
Spsfhsi trustees, g. 8. Cook, u. ID.
nells and .. g. Holtos; busin ess COM
"a iI m.'ts' A. L JJssph, B A. MoLaueh
~, D. hcoloSkay, Z d. Wells and
jane Bonsr. " - - s.
Tue names Of John M. whitford
RenfS Gay Turner Esq. Aad Isaac o.
rye were uRarimuusiy placed on the
nohIary roll The union voted 10 an
ooise the Uhscs In,err Asional CoDy.
aeh' bill, and DsisHare's representa-
,'ves u,ns u, ~ Ooosress will ks requested to
pTge ~ passage -
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
An Ausulo,on. on.,,,.


Our citizens are to bs conu.I
upon the fact shat they hayeto1
Opportunity Of vlsltinR A ptv|
which vas opened thih norul,}
store 10 located OF No 80 Mstkj
and 10 well worth . viai,. Tia
10 the windows is something nj
mired by the lAdies, consisted
latest dress goods 10 p,slds and
inside the shelv@ aud c5utl
allied with Q fine dlsp'.yoi dfl
aHd notions. which arc otlndI
veiy lowest cash prices. TbOo
sire to obtain flrss cla,s articles
goods and no!iens shou'd an.yI
bouse. Tho proprietor, Mean,
q Readiuser, together with III
oient corps Of lady clerks 4
pleased ct all times 10 await upil
who call.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07

Feb. Z, isis Not trace whatsoever OF the
disease from which suffered has shown itself
since my cure. GEO. OOTEY.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
AppolutInoDi

Governor BipRs has sppolti1
II. Smith Of White Clsy Orul
dred n Justice OF the Peace, yOsl
L. Vsllandig ighAm. teetliet.
Bmith 10 . strsilkt-toIwIld,
man, and will maize Q good nil
He Was the Democratic iuipttl
refussd TO sustain th4 teci.ica
oonsptraiors who w!rhed 10 chal
Martin ont OF bis election oi I
although he received a nj iofiT
votes cast On thls occasion l. |
remem bertd that tho late Juisa|
ley implored them not to DO % |
wrong, that their business va
throw ont votes but 10 enlmsni
and declare lhe rss1lt.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Tho NORMAL school.

TIE Newark Ledger enumerstes as
among the late arrivals st the Normal
& 'hool are Miss Lena LinSo, Il, ID.
LiaSo aud o W. Mitchell OF Millsboro,
Sussex County, Del d AdamG, J. II.
Bteetwocd and O W. Jones, OF Laurel,
Sussex Couuty, Del, J. l. Wing.te, Of
GtorgttoIn, Del, Joseph Bailey and
Harry BNiley Of Iron Hill, Nd, John
RJ0er OF Delaware City, @lss Fannie
Grsut OF Cherry Hill, Md Miss Maggie
GurrinJer o. Mill Greek and Lindsey
Curtis o.! Newark, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
a DebAte.

On Monday evening neat a very In.
teresting debate will take place on the
subject. ''ouRht We be guided by cur
religious prociivilies In tSe choice OF our
political rulerH," between members Of
tue Bayard Il Smith Lyosum and
members OF the Haven Chapel Literary
Sooieiy, who will argue the afirm ali We,
while James A. Anderson, Theo. Pen.
nell and Andrew r. Henry will re-
spond.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
BerenAded.

Last evening number Of the friends
Of DIR. Palmer, who recently entered
Into the bonds OF matrimony, rendered
him n serenade at his reader CO, No.
1919 Delaware avenue. In addition TO
the serepade. era works were set of in
order to add TO the jollity Of the ocoA'
sion. The Doctor gracefully AckDowl.
edged the compliment, and invited all
In to IaitAke Of an abundant supply OF
refreBhments.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
RerenAded.

Amos Brown. o well Ea.,j
mason OF that town, says ~
Ledger, was married to w
Rldgley OF near Stanton, psl ~
20, by The Rev. q. W. PrslHs
bride and groom were seI,il
fully equipped cAlithunpla
Monday night. The orcoe,a .,,
vited In, when re'fesas'.' =
served IN abundance. Al :
TINA was spent
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Tho ra,tor NJ armed By the nsyor.

MEDIA, Aptil The Rev. Lswis r.
HAIley, o hethodist minister at How.
ellvilie, Delaware County, was re.
Gently married by Mayor Fitler, Of
Philadelphia, ard his brethren, no.
thinking It right far minister to be
married by OWL officer, naked hi N to
withdraw which he did, and IL Is said
that he wii engage In the newspaper
business, Ar. Harley formerly taught
achool at L3ndeDburg.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
arrived safely.

Tho U. $. steamship LsueeB.er.
which was ordered to ssil from Monte
vldio, 3. a, 20 9inraiter, arrived isfaly
at tESt p1lt a few days ago. Tho steamer
wss eighty Usy 9 overdue, and t6Efb were
entsftalngg C8Et she was lost. Among
those on lUAtd 4a5 Calvin B5ttolutts,
sen o. Egti Bg. .9i5lte, q t4.g giFy,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Fine WorRmABlhiP'

Those who psss dosn anrI ~
carnot fail TO Dotlce lhe uu' M N
OF the front Of Chsllts "
store. No. 2lG. The irG1. in,l ~ r,|
gently painted IN . llsa,s sasa,,|
color By Walter Joseph, T.%, .,,,,|
at Fourth and Jeiier'ou '%s IN
workmanship rtd'c'' gree. e.n,s, M 4
MT. Joseph, and is . R'u'"
complimentary remEfHS' u
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
COLD Dl.oovsri.s IN Lower y

SAN DIEGO. Gal, APn'fTS fTSsl
Of riuh gold discovslles ,b ~ ps,;lp1
fornia have created mncn 'ri 1,llil
this city. and prospectus i Issl
been fisted out and Goh9 " M
The saE Diego Union l,' ,, ',,Sal
the fact that q numpu 1t,,s,nl, ;ol
been in the Lower \, T,ssIr d
and have brought back Ils . 'd3,,.ov,i' ,syT
ers quiet reports OF r'en ~
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Rnnt Wn Eat.

The markets wers well attend
morning BY sellers and blyensa
mence TO present quite aspflEa
pearAnce. Batter eold at 10
n pound, eggs at 10 to q cents
lettuce at B cents u head, greth
at / cenl q bunch, spinrhch ai
Q half peck, kAle 81 y ccn.SSfi
while potatoes AMI other v'ssli
mhined At about the some LIed
week. Chickens arc hlRu, sd
market sold at IL cents p9a1
to 81 20 per pAir. Tbs snppl5
was very fino, and D:laWAft
better than they have been Icf!
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
man and Horses Killed by Lightning

Bristol, ANNE ARuSDEL Co Md. a.,
p.l "a Seiele thuuder storm CO
T, SuiLsa ~ ~ TINS section yesterday. II
Os.ys,. 49, Coanty the lightning was more
s'u Iasn here, and a gentleman who
mas arrived here s,Ltes that a man and
toups on hlrses were killed near
9Gnhnss Gs Vli!e Calveri County, SAM,
MOVIE, SOL OF a leaaut on the farm n.
mr. james T. BElscoe, 9as uslpa n
IAN ~ 'se time the storm came up,and
when 1t b gan 70 rsin unbooked his
hoFsss And srted Tor tie bnnse, He
st1ppsd TO tss Cd up a trace. when hs
and tbs horses we're s.ruck and ware IL
~ said, in'!snt'y ki5sd. "'S' ~
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
,loroner . InqassA

Coroner BarDhill saliIs i1o.s i
this morning for the IuipiIrn I15 piarn
ting into the manner ~ to vi
OF Charles Davis, W.. wy Vvlsha
drowned at French inusvS,insi
DAY morning. AfisI .stI T.itlS
rnent Of VIM. Roih ln,s ss',, ,,,srdss
Bush's wharf, the laly ly,ira
dict Of accidental 6io@p,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Wm' B. SharP& Co.,
Fourth and Market sts

Supplementing our an.
nouncement OF fine imported
and domestic d r ES S
GOODS we have to add
one of the most remarkable
bargains and greatest value
|it was our good fortune to
Isecure.
| Soft and pliable like an
English Serge-ot the finest
wool-made in plain colors.
solid plalds and all over
plalds, showing soft, low
tones and harmonious COL
orings and combinations.
These are extremely desira-
BILE dress fabrics, and the
quantity is limited. They
never, in this quality, sold
for less than $3.50 per yard.
A large purchase and quick
transaction saves you and
US so cents on every yard
you huy-in other words a
full dollar and a-half's worth
for $1.00.
They are so inches wide
and in l0 colorings and
combinations. 1t you are
| in search Of a nice dress,
think of these, 81, instead
Of 81 so.
We nave also added to
this dress goods exhibit an
elegant line of colored Sat-
ins in 20 different shades
evening, neutral and solid
colors--making a most su-
perb satin offering. They
will be so cents, instead Ct
LIS.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
a Tuur Mn.t

4. Ineodore + Armstrong, OF Newark,
rs maEinE tour Of uepep,ion through
the wet 10 I5tter dated AT 81,
feni' Min2eso'R, oa the 3Olh nit,
written To tfe EswMk Advertiser. he
va . gFAp5ia a.Ec,. ion OF thst CITY,
a.. ~, "lAda up II st.ius: | vieh our
nv liN. town (stl4Lik could hSye
,'io' D,o' '-sd INTO ls t1na Of the western
~ < aIe aatorpIiEs aud would Rwhh 0
- ~ - "a ma ssg and 20 fogth in .
Sew oaia- oi pigsfqfjty. Let ma MI
Iop 49, ~szk tlss ,lis nay bs speed.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
DIED.

'DU0AN.-On the Tth inst, Maggie. .daush.
Ter OF henry and Maggie DusAn, sssd Q
years.
Relatives and friends OF the family arc ro-
specially invited 70 attend her funeral
from the residence Of her parents. south
o'elcok. lntermeni OF New Cathedral
Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
MARRUEn.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ttb, less,
At stl7 North College ave-, by hov. kobt.
Graham, John ID. FitEpRtiick and Ada
Lober, both Of Philadelphia.
ALLkN-MERKDlrH. AT the residence
OF the BRIDES mother, s22 East SIKH
street, on tho bth inIt., by the Rev. J. &.
hrIan, VIM. II. Allen and Ida A. Mere
9Th, both Of this city.
Other papers please COPY.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
the Only perfect w. ,',o,ss

For babitual constipation, a.lISa liSa
uid fruit remedy, syruP y,alP.s. ~
It is easily taken, AID Pn4,ipicfih, /
and Market streets, "n0I
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Rnbiin InhiAlIAfInn

The twentieth anniversary OF Lenaps
Tribe, No. 6. Imp. o Il. M, will be
held al tho Odd Fellows Hall, this
evening, NJ which time there will be
public raising OF the newly elected
chiefs. The exercises will oom meuce
At 3 D. IN.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Inproviug.

Lsvl Blddle, TIE colorea man wto
was stabbed by young WEGsley, es Nsw
OAste last S.iurdAy night, ia repoTttd
TO be improving, and Is is hopsd that
he will soon bs able to be discharged
from ths almshouse. WAdsley wRB re
leased on Tuesday last on giving $3.50
ball for hts appearance at court 10 an.
sHsr iOi the crime.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Atthe Opera House.

Next week the Gray & stsppus COM
binstion With their educated dogs, will
appear at the Opera House and presenl
"Without Home," Saved From the
Storm" and "rhe Old OAken Bucket"
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
EVsIy EighI | Scratched

Until the akin was raw. Body
covered with scn'es liAo spots of
mortar: cured by the Cusicurn
Remedies.
l am going TO tell you Of the extraordinary
on me. About the 1st of April last noticed
some r. pimples like coming ogt all over nv
body, but thought nothing OF II until some
time later on, when IL be gan TO look like spots
Of mortar spotted on, aud VIII ch came of In
layers, accompanied with Itching. | would
scratch every night until was raw, then tho
next night the seal's, b,ing formed mean
while, were scratched on again. In vain did
l consult all the doctors in the county, bat
without aid After giving up all hopes OF
Recovery, happene 4 10 see an advertisement
in the newspaper about your Cutieura Reme-
dies, and tnrehased them from my druggist,
and ODtainsd almost immediate relief. 1 be-
4 ran to notice that the scaly eruptions gradu =
ally droppsd OF and disappeared one by one,
thirteen months before began taking the
Cuticnrl Remedies, and in four or hve wee KS
was entirely cured. My disease was eczema
~ D oriASis. l recommended the Cutieura
Remedies 10 all In my vicinity, and know OF
great many who have taken them, and
thank me for the know geol hem, especial y
mothers who have babes with scaly eruptions
on their heads and bodies. l cannot express
In words the thanks to you for what the Cnti-
curA Remedie' have been - me My body wa,
covered with scales, and was an awful tp' c.
tacle TO behold. Nos my ski1 10 As nice and
GEo. CoTEY, Merrill, wis.
Feb. !, Isis Not trace whatsoever OF the
disease from which suffered has shown itself
since my cure. GEO. OOTEY.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Matrimonial.

Rev. Charles Hill OF Elkton had the
pleasure, last Tuesday evening, of unit
Ing John LeRates OF Newark and Mics
Oosneiia Gregg Of Ceoil County In the
b3ads Of mAtrimony. The happy couple
viii reBide at Newark.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
Doolded upon.

A; caucus OF the DemocrLt.o mem
6ers Of Oisy Council, held last evening,
John y FarfA was nominated for Presi.
dent OF Oity Council. to all the vacsnoy
caused by the des .h Of President Eckel.
he will be elected OF the next meeting
OF Council on Thursday next.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
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sast, 90 or55, WaB
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Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
vas arassR,

Tomorrow premises to y
rather warmer. Moudeg M
olondy, and slightly h's'tt
tare.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
n..Nnrelty lh0'I.. :.

The Novelty Tl,ssii', NO, q 90 Il
near King, viii p5 All i@is
bill tbls eveulng ao' tgill,ti',
extraordinary q It- .,,. ,, ur.c9
bo Any lneFeaae ip '''
SCI.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-07
. IRA, by JarS'

That great AneIioaIn No. Is6iI
dici S in favor OF Dr.; f.. r,t51,lnIiGii1
@ Pura alive Pellets. ts:.dnosaS tns 'dii0s
iiousnsss, iD1 slok besdaSSn,ii;s blIaS ,issE
stlpation aud 4! uaK,'s