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Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
Nutritious FOOD.

Oh all the salts connected with the
vital processes, none are ere 90 i'm
portant as the phosphates. They enter
into the composition OF the bones, mus.
cles, nerves, braiu, and wherever In
deed M important function is to be
performed, there is iuyar ably present .
supply OF pbosphntes. They are present
In all the forms of substantial food. II
food be deficient In phonphatee, IL 10 lees
putrltious; this significance of the
phosphates 10 q well recognized physi
oloRioAl truth. Some forms of food
vary IN the amount Of phosphates they
contain; and In the separation OF bran
from hjur, We leesen Its vAlus as q
source OF nutritious food, in some de,
gree propottiouei to the ph0sphAtes
which are withdrawn.
This fact attracted the attention OF
Professor Horsiord, some years ago, and
led to many researches and exhaustive
experiments in the direction of pro
viding for the restoration of the phos.
pilates to the food OF every day life. in
some practical and economical manner
1t was thus that his idea was conceived
OF producing q preparation that oon.
tAined In itself the required phoephAtes,
and ALSO the power to act rs q superior
substitute for cream tartar, ordinary
baking powders, etc for the purpose OF
raising bread, bisc ait, ETC., thus re.
placing In the flour the vital prtucip e
of which it has been deprived, in q sim.
pie and inexptn.iVe manner. The sub.
Ject WAS made life study with him,
and no one will begrudga him the won.
derful success that attended his efforts.
The popular Rumford Yeast Powder is
made by Prof. Horsiord's process.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
A pe,,entsu, Drive,


On ThurEdAy afternoon q reporter OF
the REPUBLrCAN took drive over
Brandy wine, and was surprised to see
the many improvements that are going
on on every hand. The 6rst plsoe
visited WAC East Lake Park, q magnifi-
cent piece of ground fronting on the
electric rail wsy, of which over two
hundred lote have already been sold.
Improvements are proeressing rapidly
ON this tract and streets are being
opened and graded sil through It.
Curbing is on the ground and will sooul,
be put In place, while houtes are going
up rapidly, some Of which are very
handsome and costly. After thoroughly
inspecting the park the reporter drove
TO the new site for the Ohiidren's Home
near RiveFytew Gem etery, and found o
force of men at work digging the cellar
aud preparing to put mp the walls.
Young t-ees of rapid growth have heeu
planted, and by the time the building
is completed will afford an abundAnce
of shade.
After . glance ct Rivervisw Ceme-
terry, the beautiful resting place for the +,
dead, o stop was made ut the haudsome
residence Of Mr. T. J. TAlley, on the.
Philadelphis pike Just above the csnae--
terry and almost opposite the depot or
house, which Ia q beautiful structure.
stands back from the road and has .
magnificent lawn in front, laid out
artistically with flower beds, sh aie and
fruit trees in abundance, while on one
side 10 beautiful summer house. Ia
the rear OF the yelling there is large
stable, chicken houses, q COSY little
green house Allied with choice plants
and beautiful blooms, vegetable
garden and large pasture field back OF
the garden that could be very proitably
divided into building lots. The garden
is large enough to furnish all the veee-
tables required for good sized family.
while SCATTERED through Ii and around
the lawn there are peach, plum, guinoe.
and pear trees, some OF the latter giving
over bushel Of splendid fruit each.
ysAr,y.
The house itself 10 large and commo.
dious, with balcony at one Of the mn.
FER windows from which a grand vievr
10 obtained for miles around, in fact as
far as the eye can reach. Pennsgrove
seems but stones throw distant. while
the magnificent Delaware with It's sail
ing vessels, steamers and other craft
looks like vast sheet of silver, as Il
pursues Its course to the sea. 10 the
distance the spires of New Castle can
Dc seen pointing toward the clouds, and
still further off, Iron Hill looms up
Ike vast cloud In the distance. Mr,
TAlley's house Is situated ON high
ground, and 1t is Questionable ii q bet.
ter view OF the surrounding country
can be obtained within many miles OF
this city. Now that the eleetrjc rail.
way is In successful operation this
beautiful residence is but ten or twelve
minutes ride from Tenth and Market
ttrests. There are three acres In the
tract, and 1t has q front of 1873 feet.
making IL one OF the most desirable and
advantageous locations within easy
reach of this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
rhSmsyoraity.
COMMUNICATED.

Without dispa ragement to the num-
Der OF good men whose names have
been mentioned 10 connection with the
Republican nomination, 10 be held
May 10th, we deem II particularly for
tunate for ttho party that Mr.. Samuel
HI. BaynArd, the present councilman
from the Sixth ward, has allowed bis
name TO be used, for it is generally con.
oeded by both parties that should he
receive the nomip alton he will Ger.
tainly be the next Mayer Of Whining
ton.
His business like aud conservative
coarse In City Council during the past
four years, will warrant the prediction
that he will give the people q satisfeo.
tory administration during the whole
term. His name was hrst mentioned in
connection with. .thepomiuatio months
ago, when there were no hopes OF an
election, and it waa unanimously con-
ceded that 1t would be o nomination
that would do credit 10 the party, and
the fact that there Is now possibili
OF the election Of Mayor by the poo
Pile who are opposed to the outrages that
have been oom mmitted upon them by
the present administration, renders II
all the more important that q man OF
his ability and standing In the com.
munity should be selected.
Coming 10 the city when boy, with.
out means, he has by conducting him.
self In mauly way, and by close appil-
cation to business, established himseli
In commanding position. and has SO
cured for himself q name worthy OF all
praise, md we believe that the esteem
In which he is held by all GLASSES Of our
people will secure for him the nomtna-
tion and election to the offics of Mayor
Of our city. Sixth WARD.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
AN APPEAL to tho Patrlntio.

Stand by the old veterans OF 1851 8,
the men who defended the nation In the
Aour OF peril, by purchasing tickets for
4 performance TO be given by the
Hootheneum Dramatic Company on
Thursday evening next. The entartaln.
ment given will be frst olans, and the
entire proceeds over actual expenses
will go to the old veterans for the pur
pose Of defraytnR the expenses OF Me.
morlal Day. The object 8 noble one,
and the tiokets are placed at the small
sums OF 10 and 20 cents. Reserved seats
can be had ut Thomas' book store for IL
oents extra Tickets can be had irom
any member of the post. The old vat.
Grams should have a crowded house for
their benefit. See adv. elsew here.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05

SHILoH's OoUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on guarantee. 1t
oures consumption. Sold by N. b. Dan
forth, COR. 2nd and Market Sts.
5HIoH's vITALIzRR Is what you
need for Constipation, Loes Of Appe-
tite, Dizziness and all symptoms of
Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 cents per
bottle. Sold by N. B. Danforth, cor.
And and Market Sts.
WILL YOU SUFFER- with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint Hhiloh's Vita
ltSer Is guaranteed to cure you. Sold
by Danforth, cor. and and Market sts.
5LEEPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable
by that terrible cOngb. Shiloh's Cure
is the remedy for You. N. b. Dan.
forth, corner Second and Market sts,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
LlterArY Noraa.

Book news for May (John wann.
maker, Phiiadelphia), with its brig ht
pages OF plquaut book talk, has reach.
ed us. with the New Books" BY
felcott Williams, tells In charming
manner of the reSlly good new books.
A veteran Bookseller" splcily replies
to nator Ohaoe's International Copy
right article In tho April number, and
the miscellaneous matter is fully up to
he standard. The portrait is OF Louise
Chandler Moulton, who contributes an
article under the title OF Reading for
Women" that will, by most read ers
be regarded as the best thing In the
whole number.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
OentreviIIo Items.

Mr.. Harney has erected q new patl
fence around his yard, is placing O new
roof OF his barn and Masking other i'm.
provements, which render his property
one OF the most attractive In the neigh
borhood. He certainly deserves credit
for the good taste and enterprise he has
displayed.
Mr.. Samuel Gregg has greatly i'm.
proved the Chandler property, on the
opposite side of the pike. Hs has
erected Q new fence around his lawn.
Ont down several of the trees and ia ex.
hibiting q spirit Of enterprise that Ia
highly oommendable.
DIR. Chandler, whose palatial resi.
dence 10 ct the east side OF the village.
presents neat and attractive appear.
anoe. 1t 10 one of the most com Portable
places that Gan be found anywhere.
The Doctor is kept very busy In visit.
Ing patients, going both night and day,
On "wednesday evening he was called
TO visit the family OF his brother
Thomas, at New London, Pa, and
when he returned home on Thursday
morning he announced that he had been
honored by having another nephew,
and all were % well As could be or.
peoted.
Rev. W. Il. Hendrlokson who had
quite . severe attack of rheumatism.
has so nearly recovered that he is able
to attend to farm work. On Sunday
evening week he preAohAd In Mt, Leb
anon M. 10. Church, and on Sunday.
the 18th Inst, he will preach at Hockes.
sin. In place Of Rev. Mr.. Dodd.
Mrs. Thomas Hutton 10 recovering
from 2 severe cold, which on Tuesday
seemed to be bordering very closely on
pneumonia. Through the advice of
Dr. UhAndler, and the remedial agents
applied by Mrs. showslter, the symp
toms became more favorable and she
may be considered convalescen
MIR. Colquhoun. who Is one of the
most stirring men In the neigh borhood.
has made an effort to secure an evening
mall from Wilmington and It is hoped
that ne may be successful. In that
event it mas been suggested that he
ought 10 be made postmaster. He 10 q
i've man and wishes to keep pace with
the demands OF the times.
Richard MerricK will have q sale of
90 milch COWS on Monday the 2lst inst,
and the farmers may expect to secure
good bargains as better selection were
never disposed of in this place.
The farmers are all busy In putting
in their crops, and are anxious to have
good growing weather, rs vegetation Ia
unusually back ward. 1t looks now a.
though there would be very little prAsa
Tor pasture before the first OF June, and
too many of the farmers are getting
very close to the bottom OF their hay
mows.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
AnnlversarY oelsnrntIon

Minqua Tribe, No. s. I. o. h. NJ, will
celebrate their enteenth anniverssr
on Monday, They expect mem bers
from Passayunk Tribe of Philadelphia,
asd will meet the delegation az the r.
W. 81 B. r r. depot In body; proosed
mp French street to Third, to Market, to
Sixth, to Tatnall, to Delaware avenue,
to Market street, to Fourth, to French,
to Ninth. to Poplar, to Sixth, to the
German Eall where they will be ter.
dered q reception.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
Excursion.

Since the misunderstanding between
some OF tie knights As 10 which road
they will run on, there have several
asked Gouley whether his excursion
Will be run; his snswer In he would
have run the excursion to Washington
II they had not arranged to go with
him, so NO one need wonder at II being
run to W Washington on Tuesday, 22d OF
MAY; there is q large number Of
knights going with him on the B. &
o.; the frat Bectien will leave the sta.
tion with the Knights st the foot Of
Market street at 9 .. M. sharp, to be run
IN hours and 10 minutes; the second
section With his regular exoursionists
TO leave ct 6. Is O. M. stoppipR at Kia.
mensi, Newark and Singerly. Tickets
W %, good for ave days; on return trip
good for any train, with the privilege to
stop off In Baltimore.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
70 itioaI.

A United Press despatch from New
York seys: hFriends OF Mr. Blaine in
this oity announce that they can now
state positively that MIR. Blaine will bo
candidate for the Presidency II such
be the unmistakAble desire OF the
party"
The Washington Territorial Republi-
can Convention convened In Yakima on
Friday. The delegates elscted to the
Nattonal Convention were uninstruct.
ed. The convention refused to adopt q
resolution complimenting James g.
Blaine.
The Democratic Convention OF the
Twelfth Massachusetts district ON Fri
day elected delegates 10 Chicago. They
were Instructed for Cleveland for Prssl
dent and General Stevenson, of Illinois,
for Vice President.
A large meeting was held in Cooper
Union, New York, on Friday night, to
endorse Mayor Hewitt's position ON the
flag question. Peter Forester presided,
and the speakers were Sanford E.
Church, Colonel j. II. Pierce, Judge II.
b. Shannon and Rev. O 8. Lansing.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
Proud of his Record.

The spectacle OF Uoited States Sena.
tor glorying In being G receiver OF stolen
goods 10 scarcely an inspiring one to
the friends OF popular government Mr..
Eustis, Of Louisiana, Is proud, he says,
OF what his State has done 10 the way
OF stuffing ballot boxes, intimidatlDg
voters. falsifying returns, and setting
the popular will at naught. And he
Knows perfectly well that IL is by such
means that his seat IN the United States
Senate WAS secured. When will he
learn, and when will the people OF the
United States recognize the fact, that
the political party that steals an office
Is even more criminal and more base
than the cracksmAn who robs savings
bank?
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
A uhild.n TWO Fanau

A colored baby was born about two
weeks sRo 81 Saratoga, Arkansas, which
the Pittsbure Dispstch suggests would
make good politician. The mother q
name 10 Mrs. Sarah Langston. The
baoy, which is alive and well, has two
perfectly formed faces, backing each
other. It frequently cries with one
race while the other 10 sober or laugh.
log. Both faces are perfectly formed
In all their features and functions, there
being two mouths, two noses and four
eyes.
The throats appear to join, or run
into one, just below the adams ap
pie" The freak has only one arm but
three legs, the extra limb sticking back
like q kangaroo tail and serving as q
prop when the baby Is placed on its
feet. At birth It weighed three pounds
but has already increased its avoird u.
poia to eighteen pounds.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
BrevirIea.
!, rns =. esssFsss - M has |. neass m IN. s,sy

Th@ ehsapess haas houss An ths cssy
kuna l~rd 8ros.' A0A mark % ssrees.
Try Bush't coal you VIII like It.
Brazliian Balm, immediate cure for numps.
brazilian Balm cures cold; 20 doses, 100.
60 to Murphey's for your bed springs.
Buy yonr furniture at Murphey,s.
Try Bush's coal you will surely like Il,
Miliard y. Davis, jeweler, Il. Second st,
zine IL X. Rings, At Hanrs, 10 II. Fourth,
Frank hoop Smith, druggist. 9Th and King,
American Laundry. eo2 West Front street,
Keep your eye on Hollis, at No. 4 w. and
street. de is going TO skip.
First class furniture at Murphey,s, sos ship-
ley street. y
The email boy ton mischief bent usually
makes speciality Of pins.
The real "boy wonder" is tho youth who
would rather saw o stick OF wood than haul
0 sled i've miles.
Give your growing boy 9 ysast-caks when
ne goes TO bed at night II you want him to
rise cary.
Even II a boy 10 always whistlinR 81 want
TO be an ANGEL" It is lust IS veil to keep the
preserved peArs on the top thelf.
go 70 Geo.. 4. hurphev,s for your psrlor
chamber and dining room furniture. 500 Ship
II you want cheap picture frames 70 20 q.
T. Baugh, 9oa West Second street. have
the largest stock In Delaware; come and sec
TOR yourselves.
The hpy'who qusiis at the sisht Of mus
tara plaster Is the Same lad that goes fear
lessly forth TO tackle . bees nest with o
handful OF willow Ewitcnes.
Ross has removed from lt8 Market street
20 his new store, 80 Market street, with q
large stock of hats, white shirts, su spenders,
hosiery, neekwear and notions. All of The
latest atyles and prices guaranteed the
lowest In the city. Money returned II goods
are not Batidfaetory.
THH FoRcR OF HABIT.
NO matter II the train will wait
A hall an hour or more,
Tho big IL" brakeman at tho gate
IL Ill at eass
Aud ceases not to roar:
''Step lively, pleassf"
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
increase of Pensions

WASHINGTON, May "a delegation
OF the Maimed Soldiers' League ap.
peAred yesterday before the House Com
Inittee on IuvAlid Pensions and urged
the early consideration OF the bills max.
Ing an increase in the pensions now
paid to persons who lost an eye, arm OF
leg In the service. There WAS also in
attendance before the committee q dele
cation In support OF the per diem pen
sion bill.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
A Memory of EARLY Days.

Bane OF childhood's tender years,
Swallowed oft with gIoans and tears,
How 1t made the flesh rsooil,
Loathsome, greasy castor oili
search your early memory close,
TIL you flEd another dose:
All the shudderinR frame revolts
At the thought of Epson saltsl
Underneath the pill box lid
Was o greater horror hid,
Climax Of all inward Ills,
Hinge and gripping old blue pills.
What contrast to the mild and gen.
lie action OF DR.. Picrce's Pleasant Pur.
sahve Pelle;e, Bugar. coated. easy to
AXE, cleansing, ,recuperating &, ,renovatiDg
he system without wrenohlng 1t with
IRony. Sold by druggists.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
Another Statement,

Geo. W. Thompson informs us that
the statement that he had refused to
give the union masons the wages and
time they asked is incorrect. Tho re.
quirement to discharge non union men
he refused to comply with, and conse-
quently the union men quit work. This
Is the only difference between them. He
wants ten or twelve more good masons,
but he is not disposed to give up the
control OF his business to any one In
order TO get them. He says 1t is de-
sired that he should turn off fifteen
good men In order to retain six, who
are NO better and more deserving Of en-
ployment, even II they do belong to the
union.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
storms.

CHICAGO, Ills, May "a violent
storm was raging yesterday over Q
large portion OF the northwest, cutting
OH telegraphio communication with
many points. Within "a hours nearly
two inches OF rain have fallen at La.
crosse, Wisconsin and Davenport,
Iowa. At st. Paul, Minnesots, yester-
day morning, the temperature sudden
~ fell to the freezing point, and there
was considerable of q snow storm. A
similar fall OF temperature WIS exper
fenced at Bismarck snd Fort Sully. A
nosth wester set in at Chicago last even
ing, With Indications of freezing tenn
persture by morning.
A telegram from Sheboygan, Michl
gan, says heavily easterly gale on
Thursday and Thnrsday night opened
the straits, and yesterday morning an
immense grain feet went down.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
Electeh pelegatea

The following have been elected dele.
gates to attend the Democratic State
Convention, which meets In Dover on
Tuesday next: First ward, Peter A.
Faean; Third, Daniel W. Mullin;
Fourth, T, Elwood singley; Filth, John
+. Donshoe; Seventh, Lewis O. Vande.
9rift, Esq Eighth, Bernard Donahoe;
y Ninth, Daniel A. Forrest; Tenth, John
Z. DloKey; Eleventh, Charles Hawk;
Twelfth, Henry e. Pnsey.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
A Little on,ld Burns H,mself to Death.

CARLISLE, May 4.-Wibert Martin, a
3 year-old noy, was burned to death this
evening No. IA South East Street. He
had, with another child, been put to
sleep by his mother, Mrs. Charlie Martin,
who then left the room. In her absence
the child awoke, and getting out Of the
crib, found quantity Of matches upon
the tanle and set fire to its clothes. It's
screams reached the mother, who found
the child lying Upon the floor with its
body bnrntd almost to crisp. 1t died a
few minute after her arrival.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
Base Bnlluiub.

The Hickory Jr. Base Ball Club has
organized for the season and Is com.
prissd OF the following players; w.
Payton, ostoher; F Skelly. pitcher; j.
Hare, short stop; g. Desrey, hrst base;
P. Cassidy, second base; j. Comfy, third
base; E Dougherty, left fields Dong b.
erty, centre field; j. Nugent, right feld
The club is open to receive challenges
from any oluo whose players are under
II years OF age. challenges to be sent
to Peter Cassidy, No. 800 Chestnut
street, city.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
The Ynina.

The Baptist schools are cauvassinp
this city for The Voips, to put this live
temperance paper on trial 10 every
house for ten weeks for fifteen
cents from May 18th. They call
upon all citiE ans Interested in moral re.
form to subscribe for themselves and
others, and to help them to send from
this oity large subscription list. Any
one who may desire to subscribe or to
help obtain subscriptions car secure
printed cards fram Rsv. NJ. Heath, @.
H. CAntwell, Adaws Bros, or any Bap-
hst pastor. All subscriptions with the
money must be returned TO the one
from whom the card is obtained on or
bsiore May 18th.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
Public Sales.

pUBl.Iu SALE or srUOk-WlLA, IA
Il sold at public sale ct the -
residence OF VIM. y. Cooley, h 2%A2
soosns Oorner, Delaware oounty, iH-.M..
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
The Uirous on Mondnv.

On Monday the great com bined show
OF Forepaugh will exhibit In our city,
and as people like to make o Renteei
appearance when they visit such places,
they should not By any means neRleol
the feet. A nice fitting. Moe looking,
we'll made sboe adds to the appearance
OF any one, and Baboock, 206 Market
street, has them in all styles, Mt prices
cheaper than the cheapest.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
Dentai wor.

DR.. Honey we'll, at 7O3 Market street,
extracts teeth for 25s with gas, 500 ,
made fresh every day. Teeth filled
with amalgani, 800 silver, Toe gold,
81 and upwards. A set OF teeth IS so;
beat, S8 There is no better made no
matter how much you pay. All work
warranted TO be first-olass In every
Look for the sign OF the
big tooth. Office open to 8 D. m.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
New wan Paper store

The undersigned having opened the
store 200 West Second street with q full
line of wall paper and window shadea
we are prepared to do work at short
notice. We would solicit call from
our friends and the public. We EN-.
ploy firstolass workmen and guarantee
satisfaction. G. w. Evans 8 Co., 209
West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
Lung Diseases.

The great and mighty medicine, DR..
Simms' White Pulmonic Baleam,
rapidly oures coughs, hoarseness, sore
throat, Group, blood splitting etc. HIM.
dreds OF references In Wilmington
alone. 600. and o.. The prescription
of DIR. Simms q Son, 4th and King
streets, Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
Installed,

Last evening the folio wing officers of
Fairfax Lodge, No. 8, l. o. D. f., were
installed:
N. g.. George O. Guthrie; v. G.,
Charles E. Sparks; chaplAin, Samuel
Wiltbanks; recording secretary, Lewis
A. Z1bley; permanent secretary Arthur
Lewis; treasurer, Edward Pierce; WAL
den William Smith; conductor, John
Olinger; B. 6. to N. @ +, Titus Griffith;
Z. 8. to N. g., Frank Dreamer; r. 8. to
V. g., Robert Steward; L. 8. to V. G.,
William Bowers; L. g., Charles WILL
ktnsi o. g., Frank Welsh.
Try Walton's milk biscuit, Seventh
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
Who lsonInngar La.

Some facts not generally known in
the personal history of the famous
Frenohman. All the news of base ball.
racing, crickes and other pastimes in
the Sunday papers. First & Davis, 313
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
To Oapitaiisrs.

A business man and resident of Will,
mington wants to open business in said
city (has control OF the whole State for
an agency that will produce large
proitsl either by partner or loan; not
more than 81 600 required, and oil this
need not be expended right away. The
highest references Address, p. o. box
66, Wilmington, Dsl.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-05
special Course In housekeeping.

at . special rats, at the WILMINGTON
commercial College, at Eighth and
Market streets. Instruction individual.
Many ladies In attendance. Business
penmanshtp and commercial branches
II desired. Gall or write soon.