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Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
AanANNY HnYn.

At the Municipal Court this moruinR
the htst case called was that OF Jam ~
Cunningham, who YVES charged with
barboring his 1S-year old SOP, who had
boen committed to the Ferris Reforms
School. The tnfiesment was Issued as
the insssnoe OF Wilmer Palmer, Aeore.
tary of the board Of managers OF said
school. 1t appeared from The evidences
that during the past tour weeks seven
boys have eAca ped from the school, and
when the proper officers called upon
the parents they either refuood 10 give
them up or concealed them IN such
manner that 1t was impossible to ebsain
thom.
The Arst oase called was tLa, OF
james Cunningham, whois employed
10 Bsnoroft's mills, whose son wac one
Of those who escaped
John M. Ball, who 10 employed OF
the school, testified that he went to The
defepdan''s house after the boy, bat
could not hnd him. The fpther PROM
ised to find the runaway and send him
back, bat thus far had fAi,ed - do so.
The defendant closely questioned the
witness, who finally admitted that Mr..
Cunningham had brought the boy back
TO the house on one oocasloa and the
boys mother twice.
Newton OhAnd ier, Superintendent Of
the Home, testified ns to the escape Of
the boys.
In interrogatinR tho witness Judge
Cummins asked: "aow do you keep
boys there2" 20 which the witness re.
piled: "by moral suaSion, tho rod aud
solitary confinement IN q cell"
The judge OSn they run away
after solitary connpar,ent2"
The Wi.ness-"Yes, II we do not
watch them"
The Juage-"If they commit = great
orlnle do you admit them?"
| Wltpees-''No."
After hearing the testimony OF Will
Iaer Palmer which was Of q similar
character. the defendant stated thA.
he was not only willing
bat anxious to have his boy returned 10
the homo, and wonld use every means
aud power to havo hiru turned over to
the proper officers OF the institution.
The oonrt seemed TO 10 think and dis
misked the charge
| 10 the case OF Mie. Mary Sweeney,
which was OF the same nature, the court
held her under bAt until TO morrow
morning, providing thss che delivered
up her runaway son to the Off cara by
10 O'Clock to morrow morning, other.
| wise he would impose the penalty III
provided In the act creating the institu'
Lion.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
FIesinr from .he FLOOD.

BERLIN, Mach ID --Fartner par'iou-
lars nHvs been reoe,vsd OF damage cone
by foudu In the V stn river and its
branches. The dy ke ut Hurst, on tho
Noga;. has ovetAoWed and the iDhabt-
tanls OF tho place have fed to the town
OF ElblnR. Tho suburbs of tho latter
place, which is on the river EbinE, are
Hooded.
The population of Marienburg, on tho
NoEn', tsvo eucauel from the toan
with difficulty. The prisoners In the
jail were regcnsd by the Ore brigade.
Tho town Is Inundated. Eight villages
nj the mouth of the VisLula Kre spb-
mer.td. Hogses are falling, aud cattle
are being drowned.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
InduntrlAl.

The employees OF Theodore Smiths iron
foundry In Jersey CiJ, New Jersey,
struck about week ago and the trm
filed their places with new men While
the new employees were leaving their
work last evening they were attacked and
badly hesten by come of the strikers.
Henry Early, Edward Daily and Patrick
Mulan' y, Ot the attacking party, were ar
rettcd. Two OF their victims are severely
injured.
The striking spinners at the Potomska
Mn IN New Bedford, Massachusetts, re-
turned 10 work Monday. The gang will
divide the work until the yarn In stock
has been consumed.
1t is stated that circular Will be issu.
ed to day by the Association of Beer
Brewers of the United States notifying
the employees OF the breweries that the
firms will not sign the usual yearly agree
ment respecti5g < wages and other matters
relating to the employment and treatment
OF the men.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
The Career OF an Americas Forxer.

The career Of William Rinegold
Cooper, the American lorRers Whe has
lss been tentenoed In England TO 10
ysars' penal servitnds for puasing O
forged check on the London and West.
minister Bank, 10 ono OF the most won.
derful in criminal records. He was
BORN At Smyrna, Kent county, Dsl. ,
Ald remained there with bis family
uatil old enough to visit Philadelphia
In search OF employment. He worked
In bis uncle's photograph gallery until
tbs comm eDcement OF ths ws.. In 1861.
L'sving Philadelphia, he enlisted In
tse navy and was shipped on board the
ID ,gsbip Black Hawk, OF the MisBis
sippi squadron. Soon afterwards he
wa detailed as clerk TO Rear. Admiral
Davis. In which position he remained
unttl the close OF tho war. Then he
entered the Navy Department at WASH
layton ut = sslary OF 81, 400 . year.
Tskiug advantage Of his knowledge OF
the workings OF tho department gained
through hts position, he forged two
psymsster'B rtquisltin"s, ons for Syb,-
900 and tho other for 800, 900.
This was his frat criminal effort.
N sanwhile he had become engaged TO
tn daughter OF the government priD ter,
j. ID. Dstroes, and the marriage was to
take plAoe soon after the date ct which
hia forgef.ea were discovered. This mar
rtaao took place, the wedding party Sat
ont at once for Phi,adelphiA, and at n
ssatlon q few miles distant from that
city detective boarded tho train and
arrested Cooper. He was tried aud sen.
tsnsed to MoyAmsDsiDg prison for Ave
yaArs, served hih full time, aud wac re
leased In 1870 Since then Cooper hss
been conspicuous in number OF bril-
liant crimiDal exploits that have earned
him the title Of king OF the ForRers.' 81
Thip Is tho second time he hAs been sen
tsuoed for forgery In England. Hi,
defense In the present case WIS an alibi
an effort being made to pfova that he
WAS In America At the time the ortmt
| WAS com IA itted.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
Dinner n. nrlmanico.s.

One OF the most unique OF the many
private dinners given this SEASON Nt
Delmonico's took place this week. On
tbs plate Of each guest and attached TO
tho menu WINS 9 beautiful ring wish an
emerald stono, set In diamonds. Tho
rings cost $1,000, aud M there were
eight guests, the menus, VITA their
nnvel attachments, m uBt have coet over
$1,000. The hest was George Law, .
street railway maauAte and several
times q millionaire. The Ruests 81 th 10
dinner were not 30 greatly surprised,
for Mr.. Law " known 10 spend coutld-
erably over Sl00 ,0c0 y year on iswelry.
Very nearly all OF this he distributes
around among bis acQuNtutRncss.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
Tho Answer TO Badsau's suit.

NEW YORK, March % The answer
to the conpiAiut OF General Adam
BaJeau IN his suit against Mrs. julia
ID. Grant TO recover $4,000 for alleged
work iD the PREPARATION OF the Generals
Personal Memoirs" WAS filed by Sow.
ard, DaCosta & Guthrie, Mrs. Grants
lawyers, to day. Tue case may be
reached for trial In about q month.
Mrs. Grant says that General BadeAu
was employed simply as an amanuen.
SIS. She ssys he did net do . siuRle
line Of original work on the book. Cen
ar.l Badeau'a statement that General
Grant assigned his contract with Web.
s'er Il Co., the publishers, to her with
out valuable consideration, she declares
to bs false.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
Dudley warner fsV sherman.

Charles Dudley Warner arrived in
his opinion Of the Republican political
situation be said: II considered Blaine
out Of the presidential race before he
wroJe his letter Of dSolipAtiOn. People
and sAnt would have been tho result OF
Nr Sherman a. tho strongest man tho
Republicans can uomlnAss. i have
tiyas, ABd Mr. Sherman soeme 10 have
the preference. In tho East there 10 a
strong feeling for 5hsrmnn, without
aay great enthusiasm,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
Lodge Instituted.

Delaware LsdRs, No. 2, Shield oil
Honor, was instituted last evening by
Supreme Master Sydney Maurice, OF
Camden. N. j assisted by Past Su.
prsms Master W. j. Cunningham. Of
Marylsnd, Past Guard Masters q. t.
Martin and L M Orossley, OF Dela
ware. After tho institution Of the
lodge addresses were made by the Su-
preme Master, Sydney Maurice, P. g.
NJ, W. j. Cunningham, P. g. NJ, c.
T. Martin and L. M. Orosiley and
others. after which refreshments were
served to all present. The lodge theu
adjourned with many kind wishes fol
the prosperity OF the order. The char
ter is opsn to all who may wish to joir
Delaware Lodge, No. 2.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
Rrevlttos.
Tine cneapeBs hat house I'm khs city
peunis@rd Bros,' A04 Market strect.

Tine cnsApess hat house i'm She city
muEns@rd Bros.' A04 Market strect.
Try Bash's coal you will like 1t.
BraEilisn Balm, immediate cure scr humps.
Rrasiiinn Balm cures cold; 20 soses, loc.
90 To Murphey's for your bed springs,
Buy yonr furniture at Murphey'5.
Try liush's coal you will surely like 1t.
NillErd y, Davis, Jeweier, e. Second st.
Fine IL X. Rings, at Hanrs, Is X. Fourth.
Y. Roop Smith, druggist, 9Th and King.
American Laundry, eo2 West Froas street.
first cllss furniture At hurphey'S, sOs Ship
Icy otreet.
WringcFS repaired BY Richmond, sth and
ratnalI.
60 20 Geo. H. Aurphey's for your pAr1or
chamber and dining room furniture. 800 Ship
Les Gtreet.
Only % so per load for best hickory kind
llng WOOD, AtJ. Y. BryCr n OO.'s. foot o
ratnaIl stroot.
wo stop the press to say that Hollis hal
the bast cough candy at No. Vest Second
street.
90 to ". II. MOore's stalls, " and - Is como
street nrsrkeI, for your chalce creamery fresl
butter alsO the best cream cheese u marke
price.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
WIN stioIx to the Last.

Peter j. Ford of this city and VIM. A.
Morrison OF Mill Creek Hundred, have
published cards setting forth that the re-
ports circulated that they intended to
withdraw from the contest for the Demo-
cratic nomination Tor the sheriffalty were
without 'oundation, and that they intend
to stick until the polls close Whether
Mr.. Ford, Mr.Allep, Mr.. Morrison or Mr..
Somebody else, will come out the victor,
remains to be seen. They are all popu.
lar and have hosts Of friends. We are
somewhat In the position OF the woman
who witnessed the tight between her hus-
band and the bear, and will try to be
happy no matter which wins.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
A Business man.

HIraa b. OoAndlsr, who was Town
Treasurer OF Snmner for 3S years, was
"a CATS old last February. he never
lOst town meeting till this last March
meeting. That would make 81 years.
He has been p ,strnaster 43 years, treas.
urer for buTying ground society %
Jsars, trtAiurOr for BIBt Universsllbt
Society 20 years. He Is now In poor
heGllh, and has given up most Of his
business. His sons assist him In the
port office and store, He has run q
country dry goods and grocery atore for
about S5 years.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
Tho trouble In the Joke Region.

PITTsBURG, March 26 The coke
operators Will hold a meeting to-mor-
70 ", when tho warning factions which
nave out the bottom out of the coke
market will make an effort towards q
compromise. From one standpoint to.
day the Indications ore that the price Of
coke will be Increased to 81 30, while
from another 1t would appear that .
sn.l further drop In tho price is prob
able. This is the critical period IN the
history OF the coke business for the
Conpelsyille coke workers. Their rep
rssentadves say that a strike will fol-
low II an attempt is made to reduce
Hsg5s to q 81 IS per ton basis.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
Pork packers In A,gnant.

WASHINGTON, March 26-The pork
indi anatiop over the statement OF vii.
agricultural committee that all packers
use cholera hogs In their food products.
Iudlgnant denials have been piling In
Of the committee. Word comes from
st. Louis that the Merrhants' Exchange
is In session considering ths demand OF
the pork packers that Bartle be ex'
Of Z L1uisville. Clnoinnsti, Chicago, Kan.
sls City and Boston have sent vigorous
deptals OF the statement made by the
unfortunate Mr.. Bartle.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
Ano,ner aattln WIth nr,t,r rlrntsa.

BALTIMORE, March 26-The Oyster
Chester river last night aud found about
dozen boats dredging for oysters on for
hidden gr, und. AS soon as the s'esmer
approached the dredgers opened fire, and
only retreated after about two hundred
shots had been fired Captaiu Turner, of
the Hamilton, captured the schooner G
@. Ealliu, Captain Bramble, hailing from
this port.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
more uonnterieit Fivea.

Large numbers OF counterfeit Ave-
dollar silver notes were discovered In
circulation in Chicago last week. They
are we'll exeoutsd, and several banks
were imposed upon. Tho most obvious
detAils are these: The gcroli Work sur
rounding the big v is badly done; the
ruling Of the stamped paper is crude,
ending abruptly, instead OF running
into the paper gently, and this portrait
lacks ilro'liEe expression. In the
genuine bill = key on the seal has q
notch shaped like . letter T, whereas in
the counterfeit It is straight, like an l.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
Adynnce in groIgh, Rates.

CHICAGO, March 27.-All the Western
railroads, except the Burlington and Bur.
lington and Northern yesterday advanced
freight rates from here TO the tariffs in ef-
feet on February lst. The Burlington has
given tice that 1t will take similar ac-
tion April 1st, and the Burlington and
Northern April 5th. The 300" line has
also given notice that 1t will advance
through rates from the seabOrd on April
5th,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
Fred Grants Ropiy.

Colonel Fred Grants merciless exoo
riAtiUn OF Colonel Adam Bsdeau Is III,
talk OF the country. By common cen
many o day. IL does not leave Bsdear
a leg TO stand upon, hut perhaps he vii
endeevor now TO initiate the doughty
hero OF the old ballsd:
"And when bis leg was Bmitten of,
He fought upon tha 6tumps.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
lsss-presidontial Yenr-Isss

The EsU York Weekly Herald, con.
tanning m impartial cpltnme zach week
OF the movenenta OF NIL political par.
ties, will be msile1 TO anv address In
the United States Or CapsCa from June
9th until after the Presidcn llal election,
for 40 cents. Address James Gordon
Bennett, New York Oity.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
Pleaded Guilty.

AT the Municipal Court thig morning
Mrs Mary E. Chase, who had been In
dioted for selling liquor without H.
cense. through her attorney, r q.
Fraim, pleaded guilty as 10 one indiet-
ment. This was accepted by tho City
Solicitor, and she was required to pay
$50 and costs. A nolle prosequi was en-
tered on the other indictments.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
An Italian Vessel Fired Into.

ROME, March 20 "A French iron clad
fred ut aud struck An Italian steamer
near Viilafrsnoa. Tho commander OF
the ironclad has pleaded as sn exoaee
that the Grew were practioing a. the
guns and shot htruok the steamer by
accident.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
Oake Presentation.

At a meeting OF the Moss Rose As.
aembly last evening. = handsome cake
was received from Robert Reader, one
OF the members, who was reosntly mar
ried to Miss Eliza Patton. The cake
was received on behalf of the club by
the president, aud . vote OF thanks ten
dered Mr.. ami Mrs. Reader.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
InpruyiaR.

The wife OF Lewis Haumeror, No.
418 Monroe Btrest, who was stricken
with smallpox on Saturday last, Is I'm
proving as well as oan be expected
under tho circumstances. Her many
friends will be pleased to hear Of this.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
EtiII RrnA,ratnd.

WASHINGTON, March 81 Chairman
Mills is still confined to his bei suffering
from nervous prostration and severe
cold, and his physicians have forbidden
him TO receive visitors. Work or the
Tariff bill is the cause of his prostratiou.
He was reported somewhat worse yestei-
day, but no danger was appTehended.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27

A pOor unfortunate 10 Milwaukee Is
ssld to have snet zed himself to death.
Alosl poor oreHtuTe. living In the lioht
of the nineteenth century aud never
heard of DR. Bulrs Cough syrup.
Well, this Is more than Egyptian cAtk
ness.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27

To ell Who ere suffering from ths er-
rors and indisoyetions Of youth, nervous
weakness. early decay, loas OF manhood,
&c., / viii send recipe that Will cure
you, TRnE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy Was discovered by missionary
in South Amszioa. Send s0lf.addreus-
cd envelope 10 the REV. JOsRFH =.
IaMAM Station D. New York City.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
InyltatIon Extenhe0

To thoIs wishing paper hanging done,
from the low est to the best grades, To
call and examine our unsurpassed
stock, and test our skill; experience
tells; we have special line Of dHCiC
and plain spring shades TO offer. A. b
Jones, 422 EIarket street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27

|nmand
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|ldiJ |
ID ~
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
Ror Saia Ohanp.

A large cylinder stove capable Of
heating one room above and below.
nearly new. Gan be seen at No. 1907
West Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
window Shades, window shades.

House keepers wanting window shades
made OF the best material and at the
lowest cash prices, can get them at La
II. SprinRar'H, 229 Orange street.
N. Venetian Blinds painted and
trimmed. All orders promptly filled.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27

Tor Rtren gtheninS aud clearing tbe
voice, use "l3Town's Bronchial Troohes."
81 have com mmeuded ihom TO friends
who wore public speaksrR, and they
have proved extremely serviosable." -
Rev Henry WaId Bspohrr.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
Removal.

DIR. II. P. Ewes, v vetsrinAry surgeon, re-
moved from No. 606 French street to
No. $40 West street, and hos succeeded
to the prSctioe Of DR.. Ward b. Row.
land, former State veterinarian.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27

When baby was sick, we gave her Castoria,
When she was Child she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss she clung to Oastoria
When she had children she gave them Cas-
toriR.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
Emperor Troder,on,. Hoa,,h

LONDON March 26.-It is known that
Emperor Frederick is improving owing
to the removal Of large piece OF dis.
eAsed cartilage. DIR. Waldeyer will
examine the mass removed.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
Oirous Coming.

Adam Forepau9h's circus will ex
htbis In this city on May 7th. The
small boy will now begin to save mp hii
p alnies.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27

II you intend to move and want q
cook stovs that will do you good and
only good, he suEe to purchase Do.
lneG;to CT 0thelIo range, on aRle by j @.
JOhngon & son, 1926 HafEet atreet.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
u,ase ., mo rempsrHHure
Hna woSan0s,

Tomorrow promises to be clearing
and rather colder. Thursday fair 70
partly oiouiy, with sight thermal
onRugas.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
she Had No aum.shun.

That pretty young maid on the aisle
Loves to ohew rub0ef-gun all tho WhRl5l
she keeps chewing away
AS ihe follows taa PLAY,
And she's getting as thin rs q faisla.
-Detioit Free HI17B.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
rhsn He ss,d ..1nostnut, :,

"nIy love-" she said, ,'will you be mizeH"
"No, dear, l love another;
But 70 you, while may survive,
III always be a brother"
-Neb raskn state Journal
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27

When your child has been attack cd
with diarrheA, collie or stompch diNor.
dera, do not delay the pse OF DR.. Buls
Baby Syrup one instant.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27

What's hettsr for wonpd thnn Bal
va 'ioV OH? Echo answers: what I"
@s answer: "Edthipg 40 nav We
all Of Us. co say we NIL" OSly 20 eta.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
s SarsapariIIa,

&DB-L LOUISA y. He'll, tbs
hsnt Of the house situated at the ".
br Of lowering avenue and Riddlaa
Rae seventh ward Of the city OF VII.
county OF New Oastls and
Delaware, In compliance with tho
stnls Of tie acts OF tho HonorAl AS
i slea case made and provided, dc
biTo notice that shall apply in
Il the Oour. Of General Sessions Of
bee snd Jail Delivery of the
\ Delaware in and for New
bunty, on monday, tho Tth day OF
u. 1856, GelnK tho next term
tIri, for license for said house a.
i2Te'n, for tho sale ihsreiu of In
n liquors In less quaAtitios than
i, 70 be drunk on tho promises, and
Rlpg respeetaOle oitiEons of said
Rnmond the sBid applic alton, viz:
y DAVIS v u adams
Kelly NJ Liohtenste'n
A12i Martha Wolhor
ban h Is Moore
.fthOloneE VIM A Baoan
! stewart Harry a. Line
tGiy John Ha alton Ir
n Samuel Hamilton Sr
I ususs Andrew stewart
attmann George BLACK
eJ jamie Morrison
' MRthoW finkerton
Jan h0ber: Taylor
si!es
LOUISA S. HE'LL
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27

A lady who 10 In great distrega
wishes to borrow y few dollars for "a
few days. ANY one wishing TO nsBist
her can Address "M3reyn a. this oflics.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
Read, ReRd, Neaa.

We call youg attention to the fine
assortment OF paper hSnRinzs and win
dow shades. A. B. Jones, A22 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
XinCloM RhAtiaa.

Shades on patent spring stop rollers
already fof hanging, 80 cents each. G.
Worrell, $40 and 822 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
During the strike.

How can ths poet soar,
The oomiuE spfiARtine write about,
When, standing 1t his stuny door,
EiE Wiio sail, "J0hn, the coal Is out"
-B1sIon Courier.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
Window shade Headauarters.

A.. 3. Jones, No. A22 Market street, tinest
ior tho money, latest and Dest dofigns and
coieringsi also wall papers OF latest designs.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27

Ask for Youth'a Smoking TobnOcO.
Jos. Wallace, 60g Pine atruss.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
LUUlSA s, HEHIL

| lE-l,MlUHAEh mULLEU THE
tat VI the house situated at No bO9
pact, IN the Fourth ward OF tho
|lningtOn, county Of Now CASTLE
u delaware, IN compliance with
elsnN Of the acts OF the General
u such case made and provided,
IElyc notice that shall apply IN
the court OF General Sessions OF
20 and Jan Delivery, OF
D Delaware, In and for Now Oas
% Monday, the 7th day Of May,
being the next term OF said
license for sRid house ns az inn or
TIE sale thnroin Of intox icRting
leas qulntitte than one quart, 10
r the premises, and the following
z citizens OF said ward recon-
zAl1 application, wis.,
9skts; hdTRrd Whelan
isnsY Patrick aLrdAer
ne LAIuance norsey
fstll Jamps Hfady
n Samuel J August
lng William mckinley
anord Michael KAyanauxh
ph hnnT,W MulTina
COylo EdWsrd h Mulrine
LsAch Geo W fwsody
Michael J Newell
cnonigal tfeOrKo W Outten
EoioiEey Peter AAvnnauyh
alOhA hAEL MULLkN.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
gant of Sleep

I#p, thousands annually TO tho
|vtlum and the doctors say this
! q alarmingly on the increase.
E,al remedies, while they may
|mporary relief, are likely to do
L.ra than good. What is needed
4 Alprative and Blood-purifier
\ s.rsapariila Il incomparabh
4. urorrects those disturbances
spnia;ion which cause slecpless-
lives Increased vitality, and re.
he nuyous system to u healthful
FtA. Cote, agent Of the Mass.
Visionary Society, writes that
. was out Of order, his sleep
Icn disturbed. and some i'm
lln blood manifest but that
ctFe was obtained by the use
'aparilla.
Y. Pratt, i9i Washington
g, writes; MY daughter
'a'sl with nervous debility.
napaJilla restored her TO
!. nowkcr, Erie, Pa, was
re u,ncss and sleeplcssness
rr's Sarsararilla for about
during which time hia
.s,duyor twenty pounds.
Sarsaparilla,
rGgPAREp ny
k,af & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Img e. Price 81, six bottles, eA
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
RunEarlans stAryIng

LONDON, March 26.-rhousands of
persons are dying OF starvation IN the
inundated districts OF Hungary.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27

BIZ D,sj
/ IanaJ
BIZ Wu|
IL 5A1ta
|GuAK;0
|att. |
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27

sugAroursd, boneless hams at Pow.
dermaker Bros., COT Klng and 705 W.
Eighth street. 1910. per b.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
pS and Feed Stable,
Sos W.EIeHTH ST.

|tslEned info ns his friends and
generally, lat no 10 now pre-
soises t, boArd at reasonable
snAnu 81, Ne faction, Every thing
al 10 ni,t felsss orier. Careful
Aso oean euployed and the
4On viii bV gu1ranteed.
DAVID Y. KIsAlW.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27

Cough caouy As Fsrauron's, II n. 20
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27

The great quaint ity of waste mstter
to be hourly and daily removed from
the system renders 1t OF supreme i'm
portancs that the stomach and liver be
kept In perfect order. Laxador accom-
plishes this. All druggists sell 1t at 20
cents q package.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-27
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