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Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
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Ia vile - ne saa - ses~ ef ..
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psors-i-. gezems rsasE. Hiar~orn. Lichen
Pr La -caA ae-4. X r4sl. % afIr. bar
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curs ress.yeut lue Lev bo1l poa1 / tern
a. VIA pAl eiClans anc a. slhe- re-- ellrs la
eoif eyefyrtere Price Cr-frURA .oc.; soar
&c. kEsrLTs>- 81 II u. - the FOIlEE
Lsro <@D fHEvIcAL Go e. Ns-s
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Tsses 70 illustrations. Elc IA IestnOlizA
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

Indispensable for washing dishes windows carpets clean
in house etc. etc but because Of its wonderful cleansing
properties are afraid to have their clothes washed with IL
We'll in the past years the consumption Of Pearlnehas
exceeded 100000 packages and no complaints, but
numerous letters praisngit- Why. because EARLlNk
is absolutely harmless IN Its place and Of the best
places to put IS in the wash tub You soak your
finest linens and aces in Pearlnc and for month
with perfect safety Thatsas much Pearnc they would
get theyerc washed in it week for twenty years
We could afford 70 spend time and money n telling
the public through the ncvsparers.a single th1g about
Pcanc that would stand tho and the sooner Jou
test t. the sooner you'll know that PEARLINE viii d.
more than claim for Il Il pure AMI harmless as the
finest imported CASTLE soap Its aas brought ore
many ca1 croUs imitation IArs PILE EaFH
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

TIE best sslve n the world for GUS
bru sss. sores. ulcers. salt rDeum. fever
sores. tetter ohspped bands. chilli aims
corns anc al skia .rupiions. and positively
curef plies. or no paV required. II is guar
sDfsed TO i've perfect satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price 25 cents per box
For sale ~ Peck Bios.. druggists, corner
Monroe and d. vision SIS
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

theepsk1ns-lthAc-
Green per ID. Sc &C.: fun cured per ID. 5e7c
part cured each 6Fsos5c
Dry hides aud sk;us-Per ID. 6sssc.
Ca CCred. per IL. o1.c.
Iek1ns-kaCb. lsly-5c.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

frr. Winsiow's Soothing Syrur should aivzys
- Used tor tnlioreu teeihiag. II soOthes the
child. soite1s .hs guns, siays al pain, cures
viTo conc sud = tie oest remedy for dlsrrnes
- CfLtSa oCtte
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

ITlfPLEs. blscF-hes1s ehsppe and oily 4 u
| Vi pIsYelle1 ~ Cu--curA Aedicslel fosp
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
OUR MARKET REPORTS.


Hos - 1e2I ssak. = feser. zoEe sccss.
- = red. Lecel 1cr. si-9s,s 81 -. .z4l-4rg
D A4F o. - lL3 I--la
Cora f-Eiy slEs-. - cssx, se4k Ca
1lxs1 n-s-er1. 4asssc
FoEk-fiE4 4-.eA CA s1-ozz - ..
LAFa-elry1z ss11ec -txa-z rea1-114 > 50
E.E f.-s AZ 1sAA4L 6sszs<-s ~ -.
ks-s-Ls55sG-
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

Fl01r-LLy S1i.e. 80 per c~t- Pateats - b
Per -s--
lor1 znc os-s-Feef. pes to1s s11
tCEl A-si-r-f ION. 49,
b 1c. gs-fsf f.l. IA
Efao-F~r s.
2 -5-Scr t1u al
s14ee4-Axs-4..
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

Z. Ba.nbudge. Mupdsy ESQ, County
Att'y. Clay county. Tex. SAYS: Have used
Electric Buffers with Hos; happy result.
Ny brother $50 wss very low with Asls--
la F. yer and JsunCice. but Was cured oy
timely use Of tAls med cine. Am satisfied
Electric bitters saved nls lif-"
Mr. y. I WilcoKsoo. Of Horse Cave. XIV.
sd1s ike tesumOpy. saying DE posi-
tvs.y believes hs would have died, had i;
nc been for Electric b.uers.
Tbs gresJ reueiy ~. ward of, ss well
50 cure al. Nai.rIa' Diseases and for sll
dnsy. Liver and stomach Disorders ands
ursquAled. Pfics soc and 81. a. Peck BIO s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

For I don care. doll. tired feeling. In
povsrisned blood. dull pains in osck and
hssd. tsntsiizing skin eruptious hemp's
SarsspsTiils never tsils - give relief We
slEsgs guarantee it Price 81 per bottle.
Tibo.' drug store I-6 AonrOe-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
REAL ESTATE SALES.

This list is furnished by W. z. Scribner,
real ests dealer 56 Pearl-st:
Carl Tn. Sharfsnburg 10 Rudolph Clanz,
/ Is blk hog DOone's add ..-....-....-y coo
Joshua II. Mitchell T. : erie Pond lot
D. ssirn. & Provin's sl.b .-.-..-.. -.. SIS
Thomas Bradford e. al L sebrsnd Dyk-
ma. lOts and blk g Bradford add. 200
Edward u. Adsms 10 Geo b ScnGle. aud
W!f. lot H. Chipman & Cos aid. coo
CeTc1s Nan Nranken 10 JO-epl Co-by
parI Ot ok 5. RemlngtOns add ..-.----- 800
". a. Richardson 10 - nur Lowell,
wnnw1. OF sec 50 & d l...-. --.-..-.-....... 600
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

The following Is list OF the marriage e
licenses issued since last published. with
the ms mes residence when outside the city,
and ages OF tue partleS
Ages
George W. Harris Ida NJ Furber. Layton IL II
Class A Lyon, Sparta, helena C. Kilt.
Russell Z Downer, Alpine. Jennie Z.
Joan 1horne Alpine, Jessie pledtrich,
Nj h5.as NH man Grsasville s-nns Sugar.
Michigan ely 80. y
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

Neat. ss1 Poaitry-
P~ef-Fresh Lress11 e.. sc.
Eoss-Lrese1 - lD Per c<k
l1l q -s-c1. 11 e 1ef -.
Ae4l- Iress-1 80 c Per -
PelitIs- -slss1y kO~ =. ss4sc sPcng eatck
s1a, diesel. - p<l -.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

untD leaves Grand Rapids for AIlegan at
lie p ., arriving there al 3.2o
Through tickets sold 10 Jrincipei points in the
United States Aexico and Canada st Union
Ticket Ofce.
A. J. sNIIK G. p A, Cleveland.
NJ BooTZ. ISpot Ticket Agent
GEo. ". MUSsON. l.ty lcket Agent
Taxi fec May 10 s.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

The only Temperance Bittsrs known. II
stimulates ~ Brein and quiets the Nerves
regu ates tire Bowls and produces perfect
blood circulation. which IS sure to restore
perfect hesl'h.
GEO W DAVIS, OF $50 B4ronnest New Or
leans La wrises under date Ma 2 tn. lsSS. as
iol o.S; Il have hetp golug tn Hot Springs
Ark Tor fifeeu years icr a. itching bumos my
blood J have Jrsi used three 10 e Of Nne" a.
Riter and II n sc done "a ore OF han the
Springs Ii is the bss med clue made.
SEFH J. EAGsN. of No 80 Mest-st., New
York, saws. Have not been wifho Vinegar
Bit er- Tor tNe pet ~ eve year G1d consider Z
avn DC medicine -est n our family.
h-sutifu book tree.
Address. h. Mcdonald Drug CO.
Boz Wssh-rs.on-st., New Eerk.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18


~ for Chicago MuskesOn snc IoedOf 200 q N
Fast y :. tor C icago-..-..- y "a
Exprees for Mussegon and HsTt..-..-....f 5 o ON
Nleht Expre,s for CDicsgO .--.-...~ % D n
Night rxpress Tor lndaazpo il. 90 D u
Ior Bis hspids. BALDWIN, lucdington
and Nanisiee...........-... ...-- -. 4o5 pm
Forrig spids Baldwil. Luoington and
Nsnls.ee. ...................... e. 1T 25am
IxTress Tor auskegoo and Haven = slo pm
AFhIvE
kiaht pres from Chicago .-.-..-..-.--- loe n
hight r. press frOm 41oi1A 20 s----.- { 20 70
LxIItSe fIom AusEezoa sud HAITI 70 a. n
Han f on CaiCsgO sni iuskeson......f 55 p n
IxrreEs Il Il and eE f6 i 2 a
Fxf1ess iYom Ty4svster and NDskegonT 0p n
Tss. Ixpre s froc hicsgo..... .. ......... et5 n
From Esu stte. Luding on, Baldwin
and big sp!e, .--. .-....... 10 p : n
From Man ife, LUd ngton. duin : - n
al Y. 4Dsiiy EXCEPT -lucay .Daiiy except
Saturday 81 sly exceDt Monsay
Through oos hes TO- hicag0 on h1 ira n
Through plrloT car IN CHICAGO 90 l. - . u
tTain-NO extra chsrge Ha&
Througb sleep-ng car n ,nicERo on II 70 . n
train -Tuian aicket orce - Mon TO It
" c. RPEsrFR TTsfc Manager
WILLIAM A GAvFTi. Ass 2 gen. Pass Agent
- aTt...gY KAN. HAErS A Nj. v.Tr.-z
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

Apples-n.Oo Per sbl 25ss SOC per bush.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
Hides.


Clover-ss0o. seller. s5 s50095.5o. buyer.
TlLa"Shy-s2 Slg3uo, seller, s2.OJe2.5o, buye
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

- n VIA Easy C4sa. sl1ats. DScsn-
Ser s.ll. - AZ - 4af s.. > "a
Lsi1-e-e41F L4e4. - ~ AcC~--Nsli ac1ssi
lzL4a.s lee Nay 90 -.
M 80
HE-Gs-t o
sora->.eacy C4z1 s. ~. DscsH1er "a Y y
gal4srF 49, H. 3 115sS
Lar1-Sls4iy CA4a - -. Dscxzosr, ~ -
t.l-4ly - 49,
Detroit
Nov IN aeaI-A0- ~li-s. 8 % no ia.
Nosr1lL1l 8 -. DSeeloef 49, As5 20,
Clr1-l4s1 e
O.s-As : e Ne -aIs. soc
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

Dsiiy -uncavs eTcen'ec- Daily.
Deiroit krpreS lss rsrI0r csr - Drfno.t max
frg direct fo1 0ections for s points Ess, arriving
, t.-4 ..t ct fklnc
q ct con- CT swln irsfus for fte Etf
-ough - 81 fcFets oc an sfcsrr -nfo
IT. sn6 z csr berhs ecrs-ed e. tbe
J. r ~ aivsy CRY CToe. ? Monroe ~
sn3 a. h. n
Tss CsvrBEIr. Cffv Fsvs Agent
Cro. B ErE-E- I-a--- Nsrager. ---cako.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

f-,nt Ia sr.orts Iaaar tlev excei tla resi- q
ne word in -ssirnsl running raras
They trfn els ~ 600 7@rsoas - So nors
rare wh-rs 80 rarl -as 81 l'l. s-i is = nc
unccr,rian tang p aaTs $50. CO.. ssaked ca
a rscs tse tae aeiatu~.'e ci1 lheir sr-
kiaos ac~ rgrrs te~ara tae TachanE ssE-
prsuacY ~ the wcrd- and. - = SD. taey
haze IA mind = vscas 10 ccnpets f,r the
A-reries rlp in i.-1 er later lr alst-s a.
~isrra ~a--s are hi.-i srd vcrS "a r.ere-ii.
ra-f.f,,rr srrrfs eave become .ee raE-. ana ex-
r>.el IN rur c interest," tts pastures n sae
elder rrsintrrrs Aestraliars fare sent "a
Iariten saa SIR Geirsd CD sacv rs Fhos 4
rura Ausfra.isn tlorrrE tcr-si Fl. snd BE- NAY
t. that edsr rll sena 1s a ra-at a-as W. e
a marvel ~ 81 - s1d besar~
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18
MICHIGAN CENTRAL

6rauu KapICs FNrresS TO 70 p u
.Daily. Al others daily except Sunday.
Tpxi Te0 ~
Sleeping cars run on Pacific and Al antc TX
presses 70 ead from Detroit.-PsxtU cars run on
bay txpress and Grand Rapids Express snf
6om Detroit.-Dfrso connections made al DeDoit
with all through ynfns Fast-Tickets on sale Al
union Ticket Once. 81 Aonroe-st, and at Union
depot o,
O.w RuGGLEs g. and T. A. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

Apples-Frmers, se7c. ev.persted
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

Esv, Grain, Etc
Fay-si2zis per ton.
eIsN-s5 per lOsd
toru-4sl.
barley -Si.So per cn-
L s-s- - sc
h-cag-Ae8, tl.O2
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

CHICAGO &NEsT MICHlGAN-ALL TRAINS
I arrive al ana Gepar irola Union Depot
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

w Reefs i~risz = - 49, 1as s~ss
u a. "a ar-s3@s eals Fsaf.
Telegram-herald., 1888-11-18

DETAOIT, ekAND HAVEN d MILwAUAEs
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

1t will Tsqoi 2Ol elroNsrAI votes to
elect the next President. The Southern
States will give the D ,mosrasIe sAndl-
date 1853. This will leave 48 more to he
secured in the North before that candI-
date can be elected. To secure them
New York, with her SO votes, New Jer.
sey, with her o, and Oonnecticut, WITH
her 0, viii have TO bs carried. But Now
York and Indisna unitedly will furnish
the necessary ballots. The question
that oonfr5nts the Bourbops therefore
10, can both the latter named States be
carried by then +? Under the present.
outlook, be is more enthusiastic than
Wise who says 90. Indiana IL almost
ceEshin to cast her vote for her favo,ite
400, while 10 New York the RAGS sst ms
almost ss hopeless for them. That @ n
necIicut, New Jersey and New York
will all 90 Democratic Ia in the tI1hest
degree improbable Few men who
understand the situation believe IL.
That two OF the ve so called doubtful
States, InaiRDa and Connecticut, will
vote for Harrison seems assured, and
ihis ssttles the chances OF Democratic
success.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

The Colonial Surgeon of Hong Kong,
10 the course Of his report for the pAsi
year. rsfers to the subject Of opium
smoking, ana especially TO the conte.
qnsncts OF confirmed smokers being de
prlved OF the pipe while In jail. BE
says the experience obtained in the
dons Kong jail IL that the habit Of
opium smoking IL fRF less deleterious
than spirit dKinklng. Old confirmed
sm okers were found to have preserve d
2 Rood appetite, aud IL was further
Iouna that the suffering attendant the
deprivation OF opium, which is moi
allowed to any one In the prison, w.Bt
not more than N the cafe OF q t0baccc
smoker deprived Of his pips.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21
The or.GinAl naarx,s Lamp.

Mrs. Mary T. Tyler, the original
Merry whose little lamb followed her to
school one day, is sill living az somsr
willie, Mass . Vigorous old lady Of 81
years. She recently related the trle
version Of the world famous verses. The
lamb va raised By her from the day OF
Its birth, Its mother hA Wing Jertsd 1t.
II followed Mary every where she went
and died In her arms, having been Rorel
by q COW while following Mary Rbous
the barn.
Tao three original verses we're written
by one John Ri ulAtope, young man OF
the neighborhood, then fitting for col.
leRe, but two more verses were added
Afterward by Mrs, Townsend. From
the hseoe OF her lamb Mary knit two
pairs Of stockings Tneae were ravel,d
cut and sold In small bliss tied to = card
with Mary'a autograph written on II
and sold for the iuEd collected 10 rave
the Old South Church, Boston. Two
hundred dollars were raised In this
way,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

From their arrival on this planet I,
their usually early departure from It
people Of weak constitutions and anQuIal
Phystques pass sort Of half existence
Like dormlce they burrow in their home
retreats afraid Of heat, afraid OF c1ld
constantly afraid that the shadow Of the
dread reaper will mAterIalize and exact
the forfeit which he demands from ali.
sooner or later. No finer medicinal "a
surance Of comparative viRor for the
feeble exists than that afforded by Hos
tetter's s omach Bitters. Used with
persistence-not with spurts and spasrnE
this genial and professionally commend
cd tonic will do much toward ini1ising
strength into a puny system, and round
ing OF serawny angles in the human
lgure. Appetite, nerve tranquility and
lightly repose are encouraged by IL, and
l malarial, rheumatic, bilious tendency
overcome. 1t re establishes dieestiou and
kidney troubles.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21
An Imper,an. Innuslrr nulrsa

fRRRToN, Sept. 20.-Tne chain indus
try 10 this country has been practically
ruined by the reduction Of the tariff MADE
In 1883. TOTS was at one time an i'm
portant business in Trenton, bat 1t has
now dwindled down to nothing and no
other cause can be assigned than the low
tariff which has orened this market to
the English chainmen. A reporter visit
ed the chain factory of Dillingham; g.
Son, in Chamb rsburg, to day. One OF
the 1rm explained the trouble In these
words:
"For the last t rec years." he said,
"the manufacture Of chains has virtually
amounted to nothing. Before the reduc .
ton Of the duty we employed fifteen to
twenty men, but now they can get along
with two or three The effeet u the re
ductlon began to be felt In 1884, and It
grew worse In 1885 and 1886. Last
year the business fell fat. and has re-
NAMED 80. In England the chain-wor1.
ers are numerous. They are getting fair
wages because the Industry is Hourishing
and the manufacturers have the entire
world for their market. They supply
nearly all the chains used in the United
States and on that account the chaiu
MAKERS here haze been forced to seek
other occupations This is 1t only the
state OF affairs in Trenton, but ali over
the country"
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21
African Slave Trade

Since Great Britain wIthdrsw har
men oi.war from ZANZIBAR Bag tho AfFi.
oan slave trade has tu denly aBsu N I'd
great activity. Travellers who hare r3-
gently pentt atEd to the interior OF the
continent tell borrowing stories OF the
de. popu alton OF entire Villages by
Arab traders, and of ornei les praotioed
upon the people, whom they com nal to
carry ivory to the coast, afterward SELF
ing them Into slavery. The fiRht whlah
the African Lakes expedition reesn ~
had with there dealers show the
strength. and holdnRss with which they
operate, while the attention CT the
French Government hss bsan called TO
the fact that res u'Ar trsffl 10 In slaves
Is being osrlisd on between PembA and
MAdeRaacAF,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

NJ. Challamet who has written book
entitled "L'Ecole Maternelle, says that
children like, to certain extent, to be
treated seriously, and he observes that
they are generally pleased when they are
asked to do something that is useful. "a
baby that can sea ly toddle will care.
fully carry some little trihe intrusted to
It t. be given to some other member of
the family; the child will go straight to
the person indicated; the lie not the
alightest chance that he will drop or for
get tho articles given to his keeping he
feels the responsibility of having some
thing to do, and will seriously acqui; him
self Of his duty.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

Oar fathers knew how to live In two
70 rms when they got married, with
only two oNaiTs, table and few other
simple articles Of fu'nltaEa. They also
Knew how 20 lay by . little noney
from their earnings. In addition, shey
avoided getting Into debt by buyina
nothing mot absolutely required BY
them, or, II indeed, only WheR they had
the money 10 pay for it. They worked
hard but they got along and were
happy. AL the foregoing Is one Of the
lost arts. Ytu1g people now-s-dAys
seart oat on exactly the opposite tack,
and ehe result IL they arc alwRys ib
efouhle, a Waya In debt and make .
failure Of life generally.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

aUBNDukE 81 RFFKur, April sa lssa
sYsins laaFs Delaware Avenue Dspst


6ASx EstlUADs
For PhiisdaJphiA and Chester, SIS ia
70, As 5A,y GO, 10 30 and all II a. n: 90. q 90
bh. vs. 30, Is, Q 20, 7 90, IS "a and 3 IS D, .
On SundAye.I ~, 81, Q %, 10 30 and SlI IL a
nj 60, COS bb,ss 30. 20, to.as 20 and g
p. n.
WEST BOUND,
3. N.
FoR Baltimore, accommodation. daily az
Dopt Sunday 40 =. m
For ohioago and PisssburE, express, daily
80 n. M.
tMnoinaati and 81 LouIs express, dsIly
II 9s m.
baltimore sooomwodatioH, daily IS m,
Pittsnlrg, ohIeAEo and st. Louis express
daily 8 20 . N.
Singsrly accommodation, daily 80 n,
EOR LANDkNBHRC3, D 10 A. H.lsundaS
only. ll.oo g n. asAls sxesBs Sunday, u
30, . 20 D. m. daily,
TfAins EoRye laaIkst Stxess Station:
Fer PhtIsd6lphiA Is D. N, daily. Fel
Baltimore g 2. m., daily. RoR LandaR.
ba1R a.se and hoo A n. daily sxccps sun.
day. slVs n on bunday onlYl Ass and 80
Pi.tsoars. oAiaaEo sns ID Louis uzpssa
trains ioF MiIDinssSa-Kasys Fhnssai
phiA, daily, y q, 1870, all % g. n, Is %
noon, - eso. % aLsa Ase. s.lo, 10 ~
DAILY, sze.ps sunday, GsO, s.ss =, n
AA.2s. and 70 D. "A.
Bundsys only, ala an.
Express frA.nsh
RATES TO 8EsTARH roIHEs LOWER EHAH
VIA ANY oTBRR LIHH.
~. 10, OLsHM EXITS O, o ,SOUIk
Genn nlRnAxes. sam PRsS d KaAs
fAaAnbhnn No lNa
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

On Tuesday evening last surprise
party met at Joseph W. Pyle's, 1907 Pine
etreet aud proceeded to Harvey Martins,
7C6 East 7th street, TO surprise his daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ella Farrow, in honor of her
birthday. There were about 40 in attend
ance, and the evening was spent in play
ing various games, etc. She received
many useful presents Refreshments
were served, and the participants then re
turned to their homts, having spent a
very pleasant evening, and wishing her
many more birthdays.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21


Whainoe'sF you aud to do,
~ u boys, vita all your mighty
Never Do little tree,
Ut little In the fight,
TRIES even
Lead to heaven,
Trthbs make the life Of man;
80 In all thinRs.
Great or small things,
BE 90 thorough ~ you esn.
Let no spsok their surface dim
epo less truth and honor bright
10 not give tig for him
who says any lie 10 white!
He who faltsfa,
Twists or alters
Little atoms when We speak, q
Nay dte'ivo me,
But believe me,
TO himself he 10 q sneak!
Help the wesk II you arc strong.
Love the old II you are young;
CWn fault n yon are wrong;
II you're angry hold your tongue;
In each duty
Lies beauty
Hyour o. Of ytu do not shu;
Just es surely
And securely
Asa kernel in q mutt
Ifyou think word will pIeRs-,
Say It II II 10 but true;
WorlB maT give delight with ease,
When no act 10 ash cd from you,
Words may ofton
b0otho and ssften,
Gid q Joy or heal q pain;
Tney ere treasures .-...
Yielding pleasures
1t 10 wicked 70 retaini
WhAtsoe'er you fnd TO do,
10 II then Eith all your might;
Let your prayers be sifopg and true,
Payer, my lad, Will keep you right,
Pray In all thlagB,
areAt and small things,
Like y tristan gontlemsn;
And for ever,
hou or never,
Be as thorough as yOu can.
.... --Childrtn's Museum.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

Oi Priaoe Bismarck n 10 related that,
while inspecting the harvset work on
mis- nelds not long since, two Of the
Eesping women, following an old Gus
tom. seizsd him and bound him wi h
pAnde msde OF straw. The ObAnct llor
submitted with good grace, and on
tSAetsd himself BY paying liberal ran
SOM dc rode away in his carriage
VAIN the straw bands still fAsteE Cd
zonnl his arm.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

To the mAU or woman who has ueye,
70 II the word "heAith" 10 meaning
lees. But to the one who has suffered
ard de'pAited, health Appsars IS 4
priceless boon 70 the thousands OF
unfOrtunA women who Are aufFerlue
from rome Of the many forms Of weak.
nestes OF irreg ularisies peculiar to thar
sex, Or. Piarce's FAvorite PrescrIp
lion holds forth tho promise OF q
speedy restoration OF this "priceless
boom"
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

When baby was SICK, ne gave her Castor!a,
When she was Child abe cried for oastoria
When she became Miss ahe cluER to oaetoEia
When hhs had uhlaren: sae sAvs them eaa-
torias
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

september I'd, A, D., 1858.
No. ]. Three story brick dwelling. M
i0i4 west second street, containing room s,
m good order, pap red tnrOu Rhout; LOT IN
llS ieet 10 inches, through 10 pleasant street,
no. z. ThFee-stoty brick dwelling, No q03
West onr h street, containing rooms with
~ modern improvements. papered Ill through
ana In hrst ass conditions lot I7xl05 ieet
No, 3. ct No. 1872 King street. isxIts
rect, with uEe of gable wall Of the Iouse on
boutherlg side OF said lot,
n os. and s. Lots Nos. 1917 and 1919 French
grade.
Beginning with No. at 4 O'Clock y, m.
No. 2 at As O'Clock, Nos g. and al i. 40 o..
clock, Nos l., 9, and being the estate OF
lhomAs star, deceased, and will poslti ely be
sold To close the estate. All the above banned
properties are well located and worthy o. the
Ettentlon Of persons wanting a home or lots
Tor bIlldlnR purposes. Terms easy
Attendance will be given and terms made
Anow- on day OF sale.
j. j. PIE ROE,
-, Attorney for the heirs,
l.. W, stldham Son Auets, sls-tu -Ih-f
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

Don't run Into Consumption when DR.
slmms' White Pulmonic Balsami the
gfea,css of medicines for Coughs, Hoarse.
ness, Sore Throat, Group, &C., III save
you. Fourth and King, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-21

Pr)oF shown while you walt. Pho
turss finished In four daye. 10 cabinets
for o. 90 only AZ Besshsl's gallery 3l5
lALs.A.t s-EEGt.