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Daily Republican., 1888-01-27
TIN. GaiyanIzsd Iron

copper and corrugated iron roofing.
Patent non-freeHiDg and non bursting
galvanized Iron and tin spouinR. Tin
and metal roofs repaired at short nouce.
All kinds Of sheet metal work made
and Iepaired. Leave your orders al
No. ! East Fourth street. Plckels Stove
ard Heater 90. Telephone oall No.
s2e. Snow sh0vsls 30 And 80 oents.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27
EtM rnm

that everybody ought TO know that A.
Sergeant gives 2S40 lbs. Of the best, well
cleaned coal In every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hiooYy kindling wood In large
loads. Lime for whiteWAshing. Yard,
foot Of Monroe street. Central oface,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue siRn. ODenin1 In the evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27
Dr. simms' White Puizonis Balsnm,

the great leading lung remedy OF
Wilmington, Del. No one ever reaches
consumption who uses II In time: II
Will always prevent and most feque MT.
ly cures oonsumption. 1t stands unex
celled for curing coughs, hoarssness,
Group, sore throat, 60, 600. and 81. 90.
Depot Fourth and King. Sold by
dealers.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27
a Blessing to Every woman.

Those Of our lady readers who would
like to know how child bear Ing may be
made pAiuless and safe can get the In
form alton in \ scaled envelope by send
Ing nur ceLts in postage stamps to
Mrs. E. REVERE, Box 3SS, Jersey
City, NJ.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27
Poets Carnival.

A large number Of tickets have baen
sold for the Poets Carnival, 20 be held
In ths Opera House this evening for the
benefit OF the ProVident s ociety. An
iutsraatiuR program, under the direo.
lion of George B Bartlett, will be gone
thIoash.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27
Large Boilers.

Yesterday the second of two large
boilers was delivered by The Pusey 4
Jones Company to stOeckle's Brewery.
The first boiler was taken to the brewery
on Wednesday. Each boiler weighs
about seven tons.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

VIM. III. Vanderford, Esq editor Of
the Democratic Advocate, Wsstmin-
ster, Nd, writes, that he has used DR..
bulls OoaRh Syrup And knows 1t to
be o good medicine. Bay II. Try It.
10 cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

For DYsPEPsIA ana Liver Com mplain.
you have q printed guarantee on every
bottle OF 6hiloh's Yitaliser. 1t never
falls to cure. Sold by N, b. DAnforth,
COR. Ind q Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

To look upon q bright, beautiful
baby and rememb ber that the only medi
clne 1t ever takes 10 DIR. Bulls Baby
Syrup, certainly converts another iami-
y 10 the uIs OF the remedy.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

WILL YOU sUBFRR with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint Shiloh's Vita
ltEer is guaranteed TO oure you. Sold
by DAnfOrth. cor. And and Market sts.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27
What Ia rhIar

Why, the celebrated 3 B. b b. cigar,
nAnufActured by II. II. Bourbon &
Bro, N. W. cor. Second and Orange
streets, Cigars by the box . speciality. i.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27
hanleni,ar

Hukill & Poist, Second and TstnsIl
streets, Ia the place 10 get hand .kn II
hoods, leRgins, mittins. plush cape, silR
handkerchiefs and mufilers At very lUw
prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

Fine gold and silver watches at 70
duoed prioea. . full line OF gold and
ano rolled gold plated ohAiRs at 1b =.
Fourth %. z n. Hanf.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27
nias sho ting.

The following ssorss wsre made on =
standard target At the m!d-rsck shoot.
ing ~ the Hsald moor Range shooting:
Q. J. O'Brisu, 81; X Slmplon, 60, 10;
u. WOollsy, 81; q N Wilkins, IS, 48;
g. W. Howard, a.; II. johnson, AZ, 46,
K Jones, NIL, AZ.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27
REn.Ru,as ELIEa

Blios, reaches, ants, bed. bugs. water
bugs, moths, rats, mice, sparrows, jack
rabbits, gophers, ohipmuhks, cleared
out BY " Rough on Rats" loo.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27
XAnIeh.

WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, Of Novem
Der 3, "a; Dsosmber l, and 10, 1887,
for which 6 oeuta will DO paid ut this
oitioe.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

The sight OF an ugly infsmtd b III or
sore, TO say nothing OF It's dangerous
tsndsnoy, snould induoe an ,uf ,rar 10
try Llxador, the iDfAlibls yig f.r
these troublesome blood disJ4-L!s,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27
Flftlsth birthday.

Last evening number of friends I'M
e1pentedly cslled ON ax-Oity Council
man George Abele TO congratulate him
on the occurrence Of his flftistb birth
day.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27
Keduosd

DR.. Lppinoott's Specific Compound
for neuralgia and chronic rheumatism,
price 400. Per bottle. For sale by
TAYLOR q FULLERToN,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27
rentou Lota ON Elac.r,o Railway

high. fine view, dry cellars, moderate
in cost. cold on installments, S5 per
Call on T. TArNALL,
7i2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

BHILoH's OoUaH and Consumption
Cure Is sold by us on guarantee. II
cures consump ption. Sold by N. b, Dan
forth, cor. 1ud and Market Bts.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27
MaRtad.

Straw In exchange for manure ia 80.
lioited By Gso. u. VERNON,
This Offioe.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27
WRntad.

A WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, OF sapt. l ,
81, for whioh . cents wih be paid At
this ofiiee.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

BLKHPLKss NIGHTS, made AiseTAble
by that terrible cough. 5hiloh's Cure
Is the remedy for you. N. b. Dan.
forth, corner Second aud Market sis.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27
For BmrEain.

In millinery 60 to Millinery Palaces
61T Mafket and $50 King street.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

Bess piAce to get Dsei, mutton or yea
L OF Lovell, ssAu IL, Oity Mar kss
Telephone AL.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

mhen baby was sick, We Rave her oAstorta,
" pen ehe va CAild. Sha 5riad for Oastoril
n zen aht pec.lss 6is-- le chung to OAstorii
oEiA. -noA OAs
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

Millinery goods almost given away =
millinery Palaces, SIT Market and 2el
King street.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

"othello's oocupAtion's gone" He
used TO spend days and nights oursins
the fates and the rheumatism. Now
he only lies down and laughs to think
how easily he was cured BY Salvation
Oil, At % ct.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

" BUOHU.PAIBA =" Quick, COM
plete cure, all aunoying KiLdey disess-
es, OAtArrh of Bladder. 81.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

Bush's, Wrench street wharf Is the place
to buy your coal,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27
Fair Prices,

4 W. BhJham B. Son, auctIoleers,
3. public sale for George L. Mo.
near Bethel Churob, Brandywine
|dred, nm Thursday, Jan. 20, cows
.a5 to t4S per head; hay. sl2 per
STRAW, $40 per toni corn fodder. 4
y per bundle; corn. 68 cents per
lei; wheat, SIS per acre.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27
DIokey q 20 i,

street wharf.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

Just arrived oar load No. white
oats, Diokey s. 90.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27
DON'T MISS

The chance now offered
to get a good Overcoat
cheap, which T. Mul-
lin & Son are offering.
They want to close their
own books, to get their
room and the cash. After
a general re-marking
down, they have now
made another reduction
of 10 per cent. on all
Heavy Overcoats.
They are now busy
with all their force max
ing up Spring Clothing,
but not SO busy but
would be glad to make
anyone a nice Suit or an
Overcoat to their order.
They offer boys' Over
coats at the same low
prices as their Mems.
They want to sell them.
1t will pay well to buy, if
even for another season.
They close at 6 p. m.;
except Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27
2O6 MARKET ST., ssSSSS. 1SSSS

Nothing like them to wear In srow
and slush. The girls need them, be
boys need them, we all need them. We
have plenty Of them; all sizes, with lei
and spring heel; neeee lined and fu n
lined. selfacting and buckle for lAi, T.,
misses and children. Mems and W
moccasins to wear with gum boots; /
sizes. Better call early though. Thrf
are moving out very lively. Prices t..
lowest In town.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

For cArpnss--.Oyanor y Oc,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

TeIephone Gall, 456.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

Flour. =
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

Cough candy IT Ferguuon's, II e, Cd
Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

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Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

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Daily Republican., 1888-01-27

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Sharp County record., 1888-10-11
4 FRONTIER SKETCH.

Just i cabin IN ''ciearing.r
A Wild rose cI1mbering 'er
And a woman with a baby
Standing IN the cabin toor
IN the field man Is blowing,
And whistiin- a. be goes,
While the Woman and the baby
Are counting al the rows
And the forest stands around them.
The sky is spread above,
And everywhere Is written.
The mystery of Love.
"Tis hdBle that Love Is planting,
Where S1rung, young Life shall grow
Would had the ARTIST power,
That simple home 20 show
would paint the lights and shadow
or that young face 30 fair
I'd copy II the poesy
Baby had written there.
I'd paint the vOndr0us symbols
That baby fingers TRACE
Upon the fathers cheek and brow,
The LCVe-ulunlleU rlce.
The promise Ind the mystery
Unfolding baby LIE.
And I0ve's divine tIIhllmenr-
In wedded man and wife.
Just a cabin N clearing,
A wild rose clambering O CT,
And a woman with a baby
Standing in the cabin door
But Love Is reaching downward
To Tighten toll anu care.
And love On swift wings mounting,
EaaVenWari those hearts doth bear
II " Dorsey n 47lericI-
Sharp County record., 1888-10-11
LEPERS IN HAVANA.
A stroll Through the Wards Of Cuba
Leper Hospital

Leper Hospital
There is d Leper hospital in Havana.
and one day DR.. Burgess took NE
through lis wards. 1t Is devoted ez-
cIusiveLy to the care Of Lepers, no other
class of patients being Admitted The
sights that met my eyes were far more
interesting than pleasant. Persons who
have read Ben Hur- do not need a
description Of the ravages Of this hOr-
ribIa disease. and nobody wants it.
One fact which I learned during my
visit may be a surprise to many it was
that never since the foundation OF the
hospital and during its occupancy,
has there been known an instance in
which the maIady has been prOpagated
by contagion- Nevertheless, I observed
that when DR.. Burgess gave d triHe
Of money to some Of those who
were more severely afflicted than
others he did not offer TO shake hands
with them There were about forty
inmates. male and female, the majority
being males. Among them were per-
sons Of all uatiOuaLities represented in
the island. many Of them being Chinese
These poor creatures do not enter the
hospital for the purpose or with the
expectation Of being cured, there being
no successful method Of treatment
known They 90 there only for the
purpose Of being cared for until they
die.
Subsequently. during my stay saw
in Havana and other parts Of Cuba as
many a. a dozen other Iepers in whom
the disease was in various stages Of
progress. Some Of these we're engaged
in selling matches. articles Of food, OF
lottery tickets, while others were down.
right beggars. They We're all min
cling freely with their feIIOw-citizeus.
none of whom appeared to make any
effort to avoid them.-HgrGBG Letter b.
Cbjcaq0 Tribune.
Sharp County record., 1888-10-11

HPPrSEss which is not spring out Of
hOliess is evauesceu5a al rui1Ous. Tler'
IS stnethiug awful in u mauiac's ulrtA
antF1eu al the 10y 1T I nan knows De-
lOus to this world. it tljtttIs better than
thatpf one bereft ofreas0u. AS tn9
crac3iag Of thOrns ufer pot SO $ tne
laUgter Of fools" lie tie burning Of
brus3 ig may be very igtt. but it soon
goes o. in darkness.-Crstiaa Inquire.
Sharp County record., 1888-10-11

Iy ne midst Of cur auItiplied laoors
there : comfort in hsth0ught thai W'
have Q do only one TIM at time II ;
ouly ar the present uGs4G that We als
rsspo gibIa
Sharp County record., 1888-10-11

Taken As a whole the Indians are
the best red race N the world.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
TECHNICALLY UNCONS1ITDT TIONAL
DECISION AGAINST THE LOCAL OPTION LAW IN
MICHIGAN

DECISION AGAINST THE LOCAL OPTION LAW IN
MICHIGAN.
Lansing, Mich, May 1s.-The Supreme Court has
unanimously declared the local option law uncon-
stitutional The ground upon which this decision
was reached is simple, viz: The law Is direct viola
ton of article A. section 90, Of the Constitution, al
though other points are touched upon incidentally
The article of the Constitution violated provides that
no law shall embrace moro than ono object, which
shall be embodied in its title. The local option law
Is entitled An act to regulate the manufacture ana
sale Of Quor which is not at all what the law is for
The decision does not affect the constitutionallty
of the principle. The Democrats and third party
ProhlbitIonists are jubllant because the act was
Republican measure, passed at the same tmo with the
High Tax law. These allied enemies Of the Repub-
lcan party claim that this decision VIII add thousands
Of votes the third party and make Michigan Demo-
cratic since Blaine's plurality over Cleveland was
only oSOS revival Of the movement to make
Don NJ Dickinson the candidate for VicePresident is
probable with view to capture the State for
Cleveland Republicans differ as to the political ef-
fact of the decision Some concedo that ID may swell
the Probation vote but generally tbs opinion IL
pressed that the wild predictions Of the saloon
and Proh,bltionIss will not be realized There Is
general belief that IL makes tho State close, and the
friends OF General Agsr contend that increases his
chances for tho Republican nomination at Chicago,
since Is Just as important to hold Michigan as to re-
claim Connecticut and New-Jerssy or Indiana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
HOV SCOTI,S MINERS LIVE.
HARDsHIPs BORNE BY THE EMPLOYEES OF THE SELF.
STYLED CHAMPION OF LABOR

HARDsH1Ps BORNE BY THE EMPLOYEES OF THE SELF
STYLED CHAMPION OF LABOR
Plttsburg, May IS CspeclaD-The negro slaves Of the
south leu heavenly existence In comparison with the
miserable condition Of Congressman W. L. scott5
Loco miners at Scott Haven. Much has been pub-
l'shed about scots hearessness as an employer but
reporter who returned from the mines today brings
revelations before which all previous statements pale
INTO Hs'gnlhcance. When miner goes into q col
hery day after day, although he may have dug enough
coal TO I'LL Three or four wagons and Is only allowed
one wagon he has earned a miserable plttance At
SCOTS mines 40 cents is allowed for large wagon
ana 90 cents for small Wednesdays strike re-
suited In the promise OF at least two wagons day. so
that ecotrs miners are assured Of from 81 90 10 81 SO
day. not too high remuneration for work that Is oI
tremey lsborous coupled with the constant danger OF
being killed by fro damp Mr. seott,s miners have
had one opportunity for rejoicing within several years.
that the abollshment of the IroncIad which
was gained by prolonged strike. This Intentions
agreement contained the provision that ,pon tho yio-
laon OF any part Of tho agreement which each miner
was compelled TO sgn he forfeited all claims for coal
previously mined and not paid for, and the company
was released from liability therefor
Enough OF inquitles still exist, however Married
miners are compelled TO buy all necessaries, including
food or clothing at the company store wblls the single
men compelled to live at the comn.nx boarding.
house. Whom this boarding house ia mil the single
man may 90 elsewhere but whom . vacancy occurs
somebody is compelled to fll It, These compan,
stores and boarding houses, at which double prices
arc charged, stl further increase the profits Of Mr.
Scott. An old man who has been in scott's employ
for sixteen years sad he had not averaged SO . week,
although he had large family TO provide for and he
has no recollection Of the absence of policemen at any
time Another man Of faaly said no had not averaged
moro than So week in nino years, that the company
store prcellst could not be lowered and that cheaper
purchases could be mads in Pttsburg but the men are
not paid In cash, but store orders. Another miner said
that no man In the minos was making than 81 35
day, and out Of this he Is compelled to pay for
on Tor his lamp powder for Blasting, tool sharpening
man who owns the house he lives In Is compelled 10
pay the rent Of any company house that mag -
accupisA - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
1BoRGANIzrye TIE NEyApA BASK.

San Francisco. May 1s OspeciaD.-Many rumou
have been In circulation about the speedy closing up
Of the Nevada Bank but most OF them were Intended
to dspross the mining stock market Ono rumor was
that President Fair had refused to mako loans on
mining stocks, but this proved . cansra. James c.
Flood retired from the directory Of the bank Yesterday
and his place is SLED BY bis son. while r. H. Falls
Floods brothsrin-law, retired to give place to A. T.
Davis, x-prssldsnt Of the South Pacific Coast Rail.
road, the business associate Of Fair Fair will con-
tinue as president, but 1t Is understood that Davis
will do most Of the work Of the position. The end
of the long uncertainty about bank affairs has had
stimulating effect the mining stock MARKET which
has been greatly depressed for the last few weeks
point It has reached for more than fifteen months
Flood has arranged all his business and win start IN
days Europe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
RsLIsVED FROM CHARGE OF INSANITY.

Chicago, May 16-JoeI Henry Wells. Q vel. known
resident Of this city, succeeded to-day In securing do
cree restoring him to the status Of man. For
several years he has been roaming around the country
with q decree Of insanity hanging over him At the
time no was found insane he was sent TO tho Elgfn
Insane Asylum, from which place he escaped. He
claims that he insane and that his pcar.
csraton the result of q plot on the part Of Ais
wife to secure bis property. He several times do.
mandsd discharge and falling to got IT, asked to b
again locked up This Kilsourns, superintendent Of
the asylum, also refused, and Wells then Instituted
the present proceedings to regain his standing q
citizen Judge Tulsy issued writ Of hassas corpus
against Klbourns 70 show why Wells should NOT
be properly released from the Elgfn Asylum XII
bourne made no defence to-day, and witnesses were
produced TO show that Wells is OF sound mind de-
cree finding him restored to sanity was issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
. prssIAN WARNING TO AUSTRIA.

81. Petersburg, May 1s.-The Russian Government,
tarnng Of an intention the part of Austria to TO
move Count wolkenstein-T Trostburg the Austrian Am
hassador, to London and to leave the embassy here
IN the care OF Charge dAarcs, informed Count Kali
noky, the Austro Hungarian Foreign Minister, that
sncb step would be followed by the recall Of Prince
Tohanof- -Rosotvski, the Russian Ambassador at W.
anna Count Kslnoky thereupon intimated to the
pussian Government that Count Wolkonsten- frost
burg would remain at his present post
Jnndon MAY 18.-Advices' from warsaw state that
pussia Is in a ferment Of war preparations. Tho
military and civil authorities Of Poland have been In
rcfed 10 ascer ain what quantities of corn -four and
sorsss tbey viii be able TO supply n given time
E1iled Russian Jews are arriving In Moldava-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
TWO SUITS eAIysr pARyEnUs xorHsR

Philadelphia, May 1s.-Dela 7. s. Parnell thx
mother OF Charles Stewart Parneli, to-day had two
bills In equity fled against her. and formal attach
ment was Issued In the sum Of o., 500 The plaintiffs
Ia the case are Mrs. Mary r. Stewart and tho sdminis-
traitor OF tho estate Of Charlotte Smith, both Of whom
are connected with tho Psrnen family. They claim
that Mrs Psrnsll hes not properly accounted 1ps
money which they had intrmsted 10 her for investmsn
S1a n all
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19

Philadelphia, May 1s ,(specia).-Commandor Frank
J. Magec, of tho Department of tho Grand Army of
the Republic Of this statc has just issued order
In which he takes severely to task T. d. Baker Post
No. for accepting to membership General Joseph
T. Johnston, OF the Rebel army. He says the appii-
cant for membership must have been an honorsbly
discharged soldier Of the Union Army In all cases
where Posts have applied tho torn members other
than tho regular members the practice must be at
once discontinued This order meets with the ap-
proval Of all members Of the G. A. r. in this city
excepting Post No. g. and 1t said that even thoy Will
see the necessity OF dropping General Johnston's
naIne from tho roll, under Commander Ma0ae,s
order IL has right there.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
STEALING DIsrA rCHEs FROM THE w,rrs

Hanover. N. f.. May IS CspeciaD-J n. Landop.
foreman OF the Western Union, yesterday discovered
tap made on one Of the Union wires BY O. p
Bryant, Of ohateaugay, N. Y, . freshman IN Dart.
mouth College The student is a member Of a locs,
telegraph company and has for the last month bsd
the Union wire connected with his tnstrumept,
The wire has been In bad condition for month ana
experts have been sent over II many times but the
break not found till yesterday, when Mr. Landon
found q hair copper wire. Emo that It could not
be distinguished few feet away. fastened about a
Union wire aud then running under the weather
boarding Of the house for fifteen or twenty-five feet
And into Bryant's The penalty for thls offence
v el0o No action has yet been taken against he
young offender, but prosecution Is only question OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
GERMAN REPUBLICANS TO GO TO CHICAGO.

The German Republican County Committee, the one OK
which ex-Judge J. Dittenhocer is president met last
night at tho Germania Assembly Rooms. Judge Often
hoefer in the chair and f. Muhling secretary
Fifty delegates present representing all the districts
in the city The proceedings OF the Buffalo con-
venon ndorsed. a constitution adopted and
standing committees were appointed. 1t decided to
send delegates Chicago represent the German Re-
pubcans this city They viii be appointed later by
President Dittenhoefer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
1IyogD FOR NUMBERING A FA2xTR

Columbus Ohio, May 1s (speciaD. The hanging Of
William George at tho Ohio pcnitentary, at O'Clock
this morning, was the most disgusting known in Ohio
history. George killed old farmer in Musknsum
County Tho murderer died cursing Governor Foraker
for not pardoning him. He refused any religious ad-
mnisratIon even TO shaking hands with the chaplain.
bis last words were, II don't see you again here,
| win ses you laterr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-19
sry. TON GIBSON RgyoNIylgrn

New-orlcans, May IS tspccial).-Randall L. Gibson
was nominated by the Democratic caucus ~ bis own
successor for senior Senator from Louisiana, by .
vote of ll5 out of total of 1ls cast There ID &
lively struggle in progress for the nomination for
Junior Senator between United States Senator james B.
Eus-s, Collector D. r. Jonas. and r y. wkte, 81.