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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-22
4 FRIGHTFUL SIKH DISEASE

9uRsEiugs Entenso. Head nearly
raw. Body covered with Sores
Cured by she Cutioura Remedies.
hessrs. sTHvnEs 4 BRUNHR, Monroe, n. Q,
Dau SirI-About two months ago, on your
recommendation, bought bottle o. CUT.
eurA Resolvent, one hoK Cutlcura salye, ard
thirteen yeArs. who has been afflicted with
eczema for a long time. and ! ana pleased to
say that believe the remedies have cured him
HIS suneriugs were intense, his head being
Eearly raw his ears being gone except the
Erislle, and his body was 1yered with sores.
His condition was iriEhtfil 10 behold The
sores have now all disappeared, his skin Is
healthy, eyes bright, cheei flll In disposition,
and Is working every daT. My neighbour are
witnesses to this remarkable cure, and the
doubling once are requsRied to call or write
me, or any OF my neighhOrs.
WIN. 8. STEPHENSON.
Winchester p. o., Union Co., n. Z.
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EdWardM0lChiOI
2I4 King Street.
have received large line of flkhin,
tackle which l am selling at
the low st prices

3 1ointod ash rods, I5 CtG.
AJointed ash rods, 40 eta
iOlnted bamboo RODS, DIatn. M
cts.
cts.
a olnIed bamboo rods, plain, 70
5lOi1ted bamboo rods, rect, HAND
and guides, 81.
4 JOtutad bamboo rods, reOI. Lard
and guides, 1I.26.
Also finer rods, split bamboo rod,
reels from 25c 70 $500. Core Il
the oldest established house in Delaware
214 KING STREET. send for price lis
of base ball and sporting goods
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-22

The Potter Dug and Chemical Co.;
Gentlemen, Mr.. VIM. s. 81 phenson of
this county brought bis son to town TO day to
let rs see him, aud to show us what Cuticura
Remedies had done for him. This Is the ca c
referred to In our letter TO you some time ago,
To look al the boy now, one would suppose
that there had never been ANYTHING the mat
ter with him, seems TO he In perfect health.
We have written and herewith luclOse what
his father has 70 say about the matter, -
wrote II Just as he dictated.
We are selling quite Rquantlty OF Cuticura
Remedies and hear nothing but praises for
them. We regard the Cuticura Remedies the
best In the market, and shall do all VIC can u
promote their sale. GCuTH Truly,
STEVENS a BRU Err,
Druggists and Pharmacists.
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These show the drift.

Everything in Umbrellas
from a fast black bingham
up. An all-the-year.round
stock with extra attractive
priced things turning up In
1t all the time.
Both ends of the Store, middle entrance.
Have you kept track of
our Rubber goods? No
gossamer in the store that
isn't Of good rubber. 81 SO
to sag.
Market street front, west OF Main Aisle.
All the big and little what
nots for the youngsters.
Things for wear from head
to heel-and a wilderness
Of playthings.
Dimes do wonders for lit.
tie Bright Eyes.
JOHN WANANAKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-22
NOTES,

Gan Detroit ever win again?
The Boslons play the Philadelphia
to-day.
Every team can whip the Ohlcagoes
except the Giants.
Jim Clifford has been spoken CT as
Boston's next manager.
II was not vet enough to prevent
Brooklyn and Detroit from losing.
Rain played havoc with the League
and Association games yesterday.
The Athletics play the LOuisvilles six
games In succession, beginning on
Thursday.
Bob Ferguson GLASSES FoRarty, John.
ston Hnd Welsh together as the best
on feiders in the country. What an
outteld they would max,
Buffalo may take DetEoit'a place in
the League next year, II Is said that
negotiations are being conducted by
certain leading Directors Of the Bufia o
Base Ball Club for the purchase Of the
franchise Of the Detroit Club, aud With
very fair chAncts Of success. The
directors are losing money, and come Of
them are reported IS being anxious to
sell out TO the highest bidder.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-22
A UDIToR's sALH-BY VIRTUE OF
IA A WARRANT 81 he Mayor and the
city Of WtlminFton, 70 ne direeto1, viii be
exposed 70 public sale, on
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST ~ lisa


atn O'Clock, q. ne,
At The Aaditor's once, Ne. ~ EAss Sixth 81. i,
in the city o. Wilmington, New Castle county
and STATE Of Delaware, Al that certain lot or
piece Of land situate in the city Of " lining
ton Aforesaid, having . three-stoTted brick
dwelling thereon ereetei, bounded and de-
scribed as follows TO wtti
Beginning on the northeAsterly side Of Della.
ware avenue between West md Washington
Stree "a At tn distance OF l32 feet from the
|northwesterly gable Of William w. TOrb. rt's
DIV cling house At = line Of land of
Vincent Q. Gilpin, deceased, thence with
the sad Gllpin's line nortn eAsterly Al right
angles with Della ware avenue 100 feet
more or leaa 20 the southerly side OF
Eleventh street, thence with the said side OF
Eleventh street westerly n feet more or less 70
a stake Al the dlttAuee "a feet measured a.
right angles to the hrsi describes iine) thence
southwesterly and parallel to the fret de-
ecribed line "a feet more or less 70 the said
side OF Delaware avenue and thence thereby
sOutheasterly a feet to the place OF beginning.
seized and taken into e1 eeution A. the prop
be sold by
John n. NEWELL, City Audiotr.
n. B.-Tne above named property Is ito be
sold 70 satisfy a lien thereon for paving side
walk, &c.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-22
Base Ball.

Tbs following games were played
yesterday:
Al indianapolis -IndiAuApolis, 8; Dc
trOit, 3
At Kansas Oity-KAnsas City, g.;
Baltimore, 4.
At g.. Louis-st, Louis, 7; Brook
lyn,0
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-22

Sold everywhere, Price, CUTGCURA, soc.
Lhe POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.,
Boston, Mass.
na-S5ud for ''How to Cure skin Diseases, -
"a page, ~ Illustrations and 100 testimonials.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-22

Cuticura, the great skin cure, and Cuticurl
Soap prepared from IL, externally, and CUT,
cura isrsulvenL the new blood purihGr, In
tetnally, are positive cure for every form Of
81 Ia and blood disease, from plmples 10 scrof.
ala.
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. a fire dark sorrel mare, 8 yeaIs old
little ore front, IS lands IN n I y G,b
i,lCO uuts; viii WorkSnywbsrs. gu
~ Dlu d cheap owing to chance nj
p!nns Dy owner. For LarticnInrS cail
~ Lnls ohoe, or the mare can be seen A.
- "-e2--,:e's S.ScASsak Station, Del.
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.ROrkilgneD nj
Ladies Read!
TWELFTH WARD
BUILDINGIOw
Forty-fve Dollar. and nj
wards.

Over four HUNDRED sOls.
the past year. Fine loc' NJ
pure air and good water
Cars leave everyhaHL,,,
within a square Of th,~ n
Tor Water and NM,
streets and Delaware w.
nue.. Fare 5 cents.
Look at the improve
ments; City water n
lamps; one-sighth tax nj
streets being graded; nj
school house; street car II
going to be extended,
For dead sure safe hw
ment, where you can N
your money every day. al
cannot be equaled. Ha1
great many people hLu
this advice when we gsWi
several years ago, ID
would have saved hundrd
OF dollars. Take heed nus
and buy.
Building lots on "a
terms in all sections Of u
city. Building loans, aut|
or orders on any aIll
bank taken as cash. |
For information how 1
secure a home apply to
PETER j. FORD
Second and Webb SIS, al
THOS. NJ. OGLE'
602 I.2 Market St
auliA
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DTMPLEs, hlsck.heads, red, rough.
y 4 NlchAppod and oily skin preventedb
CUTlyURA SOAR.
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WANAmAKER,s,
PHILADELPHIA, wOdnssday, Aug. y, ISIS

.H -.
We pick here and there
and hold up this and that
for you, but not one in a
hundred OF the interesting
priced things get a mention
In the paper.
It's the lull between tie
Whirl and hustle OF Summer
and the rush and the racket
Of Autumn. Things with a
bargain flavor fringe every
stock.
81 so Jerseys for 81 25; all sizes.
Tollantte Cloths, in high colored
fancy plaids, . to 80 yards long
Soc to 81 40.
Ladies' Collars and Cuffs at third of
the original price
pound all wool Blankets, 72xs4 In.
"a.
Keystone Library, popular authors
lUc volume
These show the drift.
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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST %. 1855.


At 10 O'Clock q. M,
At the Auditors once, No. 81 East sixth
street. In the city Of Wilmington, New Castle
county and state OF Delaware, all that GER
tain lot or piece Of land with the tWO-stOry
brick house thereon erected. Beginning Al
the sOutherly side Of Ninth street betwee
Madison and Monroe streets and at the south
west corner Of Mimi and Morrow
streets thence suutheriy along said
westerly side OF Morrow street 70 feet
20 a corner, thence Westerly parallel to
Ninth street 10 feet o anotl er corner; thence
noTtherly parallel to the first men toned line
and MortOW street. ~ (, ct 70 the said south
ely eide OF Ninth street and thence thereby
Seized and len In execution as the DTop-
erty OF Elijah Williams and to be sold by
JOHN N. NEWELL, City Auditor
N, B.-The above named property Il 10 be
sold TO safety a lien thereon for curbing All
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PEERLESS DYES a sGs ~ rs Sn @EsB
DIR. fHEEL 2? : !? !::;:5 q: 81: =;

VII uE6ks q i trsasl phi e n n
cred Physician Surgeon Of both senooa PhniAs LEAD
ng specialist Aa csrt'1aass Diqlomas protsl ioT 4
private diseaaeA Important cases recent or old IL
udluK Blood Poison. Diseases Of the sin kidbeVsI
sher organs, Obstinate Ileers Throat sesotlops
Nervous Debility, youthful impFudenee. IueiaI
thSly, Structure, abuse o. ss.casl purslT ,sFeta
hedi6ine premature decline, snooaasfuiir Festd apa
taDidly cured after all othsrs nil. Relief at once
livery one should read DR. TheelG bs0E Truth rrls,
Ne medical treatise and exposure Of enormous ,vbdss al
tertised In books pamphlets, eircHAra dtrlbptad IL
nuseunn where dseAar described a. srrbe ~ h,ns
SIS. These writings denlhea ~ the r.,ef a
hoFtea In meteal science and full az bset.so lisa
MY ruuinE those unfsFtanutes Who red them n
HAgEeraung the conditOa " the per sufferer hsv A.
rive then Of all hope aud make their The victims Of aSn
ferouA lelsnehOliA, BeWnrA o. the ire preserips
aoni, .eysrends, ysndars Of pAtsu' medicines IA
uoh ik ndiyiduala. Nho vita their remedy rrasanS
cur "a imaginable diseases Hhs true sospse tsnshsS
bat the 'tmedy must change With rarous .s n m
.isrAHo, HoHrs 70 s. 70 g. "Wednesday AND SaturSaS
Henlngs 70 TO- Sundays to I. Write o. caiI
BE Ut KNOWN S: &: slsss Tihss M Ss' :!
~ only genuine European apeciAhat 10 The cIty 4
fail dophia He made his studies hsr gsar, upa.r ~
I'D renowned Professors JhhF \ huIler A. M sE,a
lontinln atiesed ~ The German Coar and uptrsiansl
y the American legation, prove. Real TrIsh y 4
S1ge Tor ynurnaf and saws yourself rnm faila- lat
h hAi-4a Of EaastSndAs- II wears Of 1nbaE-ltsssS
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CHRRIFF's sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
- writ Of LevAri FAclAs (mech Hem 10 me
directed, will be exposed TO public sale, At the
Court House, on Market street, between Tenth
and Eleventh stf eets, In the city Of Whining
ton, New Castle county, Del,
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A UDITOR's sALE.-BY VIRTUE
"A ola warrant o. the Mayor OF the City OF
wilmington, TO me directed, will be eX-
posed TO pnblic sale on
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CHERIFF'S SALE. - BY VIRTUE
- OF n writ OF Levari Fncias 10 me directed,
Will be exposed to public sale, at the Court
House, on Market street, hutN cen 1Clth and
Eleycuth streets, in yhr city OF wilmington,
New Castle County, Del,
nN n arrrpt,ay
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e. x. KROEGER.

mas real good-Phil-mother. she cried aloud
at last, an her eyes opsned wide, and she looked
wonderiuely at Us, fixing her gaze for little on
her pap, who stood at the foot Of the bed Then
long shudder shook her body, an her breath
came in easps; q torrent of blood poured out OF
her mouth an she was gone.
Yes, we had 10 bear it. People can bear
thugs when they have to. But he's never been
color I've heerd that when that ashy look
comes to anybody they've got their death blow.
They may live few years, but it's death it
means.
jest he rode in at the barn yard gate the horse
shesred an throwed him, an MS feet caught
Barbry .see it ALL an see the stable door open.
She knowed the horse'd make fur bis STALL an
her pap's Drained be knocked out; an she got
there in time TO shut the door an when the horse
reared up he struck her afore she could git out
Of the way. Yes. Steve stayed at home. l dun
no what we'd do without him; an Emily an her
man comes over right often. She has little
girl now. She calls IL Barbry, an it's mighty
cute Blu. it'll never be like my Barbry to me
or pap either An after ALL Selim had got out
himself. an was on his way home when they
caught him. But pore Srevey, he said he never
wanted TO see him again.
"Phil Thomasi He wa pretty down hearted
for q good while; but he's chirked up now. an
heard ne was waltn on Melinda Jones' She's
q nice grl but she couldn't hold a candle to Bar
bry
lDead folks soon Iorgot you say. L oons
believe it Folks don't forget; but they can't 20
tnournin' always An il wouldn't be right ct
they could. know long ~ live I'll never fer
git my grille. who give up her sweet young life
to save her pap. No, I'm not sorry l married
him either. He's awful good, Of he 10 . little
close with money. But that's his nature.
reckon its cause he knows how hard il is to git.
But. bless my heart, its nigh o'clock, and that
girl will never git supper on without see to IL;
so you must excuse me while. There's the al
bum with Barbry's picter in it. Tain't half a.
pretty she vas; but you can guess q little
what she's like by it
'Ef you see him comm, jist slip it out o. sight;
he can't bear TO see it There's some Of my
folks likenesses in it too. No. I never did hev
mine taken. Don't reckon ever WILL but laws
l must see about supper
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A Vain Ouest.

We started one morn, my love and l,
On o journey brave and bold;
Twas 70 find the end of the rainbow,
And the buried bag of gold.
But the clouds rolled by from the summer sky,
Aud the radiant bow grew dim.
And we lost the way where the treasure lay,
At the foot of the rainbow's rim.
And the twilight fell like curtain
Pinned with the evening star,
And we saw in the shining heaven
The new moons golden car.
And we said as our hands clasped fondly.
What though we found no gold;
Love is a richer treasure
Than the rainbows sack can hold.
And years with their joys and sorrows
Have passed since We lost the way
To the beautiful buried treasure
At the end of rainbow's ray.
But love has been true and tender
And life has been rich aud sweet
And we still clasp hands with olden Joy
That made our day complete.
Mrs. ID. NJ. Jordan, in scribner.
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This kitten, sir Of the Colonelsi I'll tell the story.
We were 1T Roanoke, month ago.
Waiting the feet, and cannped the hillside white.
One night, when seutinels all at post
We lay around the fires and talked of home.
The smoke wreathed MP into the still blue sky,
The wind was whist, and all the stars shone clear
just such night rs sleeps above the hills
OF old New England when the frosts are boar
Talking not aloud, but soft, rs soldiers talk,
After some months o the rolling drum and sight
OF blood. The sentiners sudden challenge came.
We all leaped mp and harked.
wha ohiid child at
Shame! Let her pass.
Into the freight them
Led gently by two brave. kind soldier-boys.
Bushing, with downcast eyes. and pretty lip
Half curled to cry. hair loose and al like gold.
kitten her breast. walked sweet Doll Brewster.
We'll. sir, the regiment came on the run;
And such . wall of en- all of em looking down
At aten-year girl, hair loose, lip curled to cry,
And kitten. white as snow, curled under her chin.
just like my sister," cried one, '.And mine. cried
Tin the IRE began to look dim to all of us.
Them sir the Colonel came with his sword aclanking.
whats this,' ne cried, but stopped, and his face
grew soft.
"Plsa.e, sir" said Doll I've brought you my little
It's all had, and papa is sick and poor.
Mamma, you know, is dead) We're Northerners sir.
And brother died for the flag. loved him SO.
Please take my kitty; want to give something, SIR"
The Colonsi He .sooped and caught her in his
Caught kitten and Doll, and kissed 'em both He did!
And every man Of us would have done the same.
And mighty glad of the chance.
There wasn't an eye
Could hold its tears nor cheek that had kept dry.
And if it hadn't been for the Colonel there.
hundred of US would have kissed the child.
That's all the story of the kitten, sir
The Colonel's kitten and the regiments
We wouldn't have . hair of it hurt for gold
Nor blood If 1t came TO that
Have you a sisterl
You know how a man can feel for bit of child
With golden hair and eyes like the heavens blue
And she'd q brother who died for the old Gag too!
Oh sir. we dreamed of home the lvelong night
Sisters and sweethearts mothers and wives and daugh
ters;
Never was sweeter sleep in a soldiers camp.
And all because that little brighthaired child,
Doll Brewster, with q kitten on her breast,
Came ND the hill, marched by the sentinels gun,
Stood in the freight with her golden hair
AL loose, and pretty lip half curled to cry.
And said: 1T is all bad Please take it. sir
Please take my little kitty; want to give something"
james Buckham. in Harper's Young People.
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Detroit Free Press.
Talking Of umbrellas" he said excitedly,
II lost my silk umbrella week ago, and I'd
cheerfully give $40
WAS it q brown-siik umbrella with carved
ivory handler inquired one Of the group, Quick
ly.
1T WAS You've described IL exactly Az
Was saying. I'd giye $40
Its az my Office this moment interrupted
the other: Il saw IL was . Valuable article and
locked IL up In my wardrobe and kept it safely
for you
We'll. was about 20 remark that I'd cheer
fniiy give $40 to have never owned silk UNI
orelia Being Is you have IL III call sroun d,
however. Much obliged
Don't mention itr
And he didn't
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Recipe for Writing . willamette.


It's trick quite easy when you know il.
As easy a. reciting A B G;
You need not be an atom OF . poet.
If you've . grain of Wit, and want to showit,
Writing . villanelle-take this from mo
It's al trick, quite easy when you know it.
You start . pair of rhymes and then you ego It"
With rapid-running pen and fancy free;
You need not be an atom Of poet.
Take any thought write round 1t or below Il,
Above or near II. Is il liketh thee;
It's al q trick quite easy when you know II.
Pursue your task, till. like . shrub. you grow II
Up TO tho standard sire il ought to be;
You need not be an atom of . poet
Clear Il Of weeds and water IL and hoe it.
Then watch il blossom with triumphant gies.
It's AL . trick, quite easy when you know it
You need not be a atom of poet
Walter w. Skeat.
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Written for the Sunday Journal.

A Summer Day.
When, like the bossoming of bud, the east
Oped slowly from pale pink to roseate hue.
Turning to redder glow as light increased;
And. a. the soft wind Tapped the early dew,
Blending the mist OF night with blushng day;
When earth and sky lay tenderly carsst
BY of sea, scents bloom from windtossed spray
looked and said The dawn is best"
And when the same rich color filed heavens space
With deeper lines in crimson biowy CLEANS:
When pale clouds frightened silently gave place
To FURNISHED Colds meridian beams
That broke in shivered rays on roof and spire
Then swept exultingly Ger oceans breast
Eke the victory of grand desire,
locked and said The noon is best"
But when redolent with roses tears, there fell
Delicious waves of Eoiselsss. late-sprune breeze,
When mellowed light touched sea and pearly she'll
With softest earned tints from swaying seas;
As, kissed by placid surf the low sun sank
Like one bright drop of blood into the West
Thro lips Of hight in purple shadows drank,
said. THE eve Is happisst'
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Icdgy tNA Courier.
It's given out that Mrs. Cleveland has dis
caraed the hustle. We hope our lady friends
will not follow Mrs Ceveland's examnle in this
particular The hustle 10 the best arm, rest ever
invented. and its usefulness should not be
sacrificed because one woman says it must 60.
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AMY like Charlie; his kisses are 90 uiesl
Bella with snth usiasm)-Arsn's shsyl
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THAT faint Of scrofulA In your blood can b
wholly sradieatsd by Ayers Sarsaparilla-
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READING FOR THE DAY.


The Sundsy-School Lesson.
June II, 1883 Lesson XII Matt. xviii 1920 "a d. 80
The GREAT CoMMIssIoN-Golden Text: Psa
xviii, IL
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Only Ll,sls cold.

somerville Journal.
They were riding together 10 Tie neso,jsk>
ana ne was trying hard to think q ssuefkir<
slight shivsr. - - 49,
Are you cold. Mas Halter be sol<es en<-
i iiss "in put my coat around 70 z ~
A. VEL yes. said che sbyly viii s,os>rr Is
needn't put your coat aro'so1 ~ r'.> "a -
sleeves will do -