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Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
Rirarnna,.h,.

About 7.40 O'Clock last evening an
aierm s. OF hre was sounded from boz IL
flith and French streets. The denart ,
ment quickly responded, when II was
lound that the are existed in the bay loft
OF the stable OF Robert Morrow, situated
IN an alley, rear Of No. / school. The
Stable was occupied by Mr.. Morrow and
Denniaon q Peach, the grocerymen, Tho
names were quickly extinguished, The
damage VIII amount to about $50. Ad.
Joining the stable were those of james
Y; Morrow q Son and w, a. j. LANG
which were not damaged. FortunateI1,
tne horses and carriages were removed
rom the. stables and were not damRged
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
A nIcn yl,ltor

Z lady cAlllug harssi! Mrs Pool has
Oesh creating sUme excitement in New
ark by representing lhst she deEited to
purchase property of John E. Lewis.
James Hoss!nger, NJ D0nnoll and
others. cha pr0mjged various parties
suits OF clothes. Gras5es, ponies and
ya!uable gifts In isHe'ry. She stated
thai bhs oWnsd 4 bTsg9Iy ID Baltimore,
bu! tia. the bulk Of rar fortune was in
T. ialA9d. She declared that shs o 3 ned
numerous herdB Of ,Hs Guest brstds of
horseB, dogs Rud COWS, Sac made quite
a hut.er 1hiio these, Dut majority Of
the p-oris she met thought her mind
was unbalanced, Saa was q fnen,
tAiksr, but never Committed herself on
any IN. CT.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
shot tho ulrl He Lovss

DEcATEB, Ill, jay % -AlbshEI
Fields this morning asked Plotla.
Fitzpatrick, with whom be was batt
smitten and who did not IsciplOcah Z
feeling, to attend camp meeting VIZ
MIN. She refused and Fls,dB drew !
revolver and shot the giIl in lhe hsh
and abdomen, wolndlDg her moFAlli
He mounted q horse, bat was oiplafd
about four miles from the scene Of .
tragedy. He stated that II bad ~
his Intention u kill the gill and n
himself, bnt his spirit failed him uls
he attempted to carry out The IIa'
part Of tie resolve, The shooting y
place ten miles from here 10 hNi
Township.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
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Brutal AssAult Upon = Child.

CARLISLE, Pa, July 22,-One o !
terrible crimes which shock . oOaai
nifty was committed here ytslsi1lI, ! !,
IA yeAr Oh 4aughter Of M, hlAsl
who resides about Lne nile non 1.1
in company with two ANAL chllli.
was picking berries. While lan
gagged she was attacked BY aiii. NJ,
aud orlminslly assaulted Ihs ~ Y.
children were so badly iFighIen,a y :,
they ran away. A farmer v.g
working in q feld near by nt11 /, v
5reams, but did not undeislAHa !, \, /,
taey meant Tie girl Ia said % W y, !,
dying condition. II the poiPsp,nr rs,i \
the outrage shall bs captured u Y l1' IN.
that an attempt will bo made % P'''
him.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
uaas Disn,sssd

Toney Ross, an Italian, and Bridget
Folan, quite nice looking young woman
were before Judge Lyman this morning
G. arged with dlsorderly conduct. The
OH, ,ers who made the arrest testified that
complaint had been made about the dis
orderly conduct of the residents OF
Bush's row on Scott street neat Eighth,
and that upon going there they captured
the accused in the act of carrying beer to
these houses. As the Judge did not
think this evidence sustained the charge
they we're discharged
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
A Bogus Bumb.

TERRE HAUTE, Ind, July g2-I
piece OF RAs pipe ssven inches lg.t
with a smaller One enclosed, aad taa
with sealing wax and o powder iua N
wHs found ~ the eulnuN 4
Dowling Hall this nOirilg. Tasau
WAS partly burned and a burn. mua|
lay st ene side. III ssOfetary d u
Navy Thompson addressed a RpGal
can meeting there last night Tie y
lice took the apparent tUnb IaD .
county and frst Eisd to explode b
lsnllirR the remGlpins iuas, but b ID
not explode, The poliJe .hen Pot 4
q bonhre, which destroyed tho Osnn1
so that nothing remained 6a! ohMaal
Chemists ssy II is nov ln5oitbA 4
learn II there was dynamite 10 The pip
People generally bsi6vs It to have ks
he work ola foolish Joker,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
NcorsIUn.

7,icrm Rank,
1t!c Oily
much
ID,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
wagon Broken.

As Mr.. Allen Sharpe was returning
trsm Brandy vine Springs last evening
his horse took fright ut the blowing of
the whistles Of two locomotives at the
Dressing On the Newport pike, aud
rearing up fell over, breaking both
shafts OF his carriage. One of the
neiRhbors hitohed his horse to his car
riAge and conveyed Mrs. Sharpe, his
sisieI.iE-law and children to their
homes, while Mr.. Sharpe led his horee
into the city, This morning he returned
aud procured his carriage.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
a uoon urpn OF Hhsnr

A correspondent VI our city p5pers
Writte IS folloHf: FECln 20 survey d
acres OF ground Heury Smoos, vino re.
sides on the Henry T iemsn farm I'D.
loieiaz mllfJldt hos lust threshsd 576
bushels OF red wheat, ~ measured from
the thresher. As eve. body familiar
Witl tEe work is aware, the grain
WAsn measured end weighed for
the market CyerSuas the mschine
measure, it is aafs to estimata
thAt tae yieit Is te .xeeu $50 and 625
bushels, an average OF over 80 bushels
psr acre. Ten years ago he same iield
produced only l73 huahsls OF wheat,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
Shooting Match.

The shooting match between the com.
panies en'amped at Brandywine sp: ings
for the championship of the State, took
place this morning and resulted as fol.
lJws:
Company A, 2Oi; average, 81. Co. B
2O5; average, SO. Co c, 170; average, al
Co d, 1885, average, "a. Co E, 204; ay-
ersgs, 81. Co. F. 150; average, 90. Co,
G, 1Sb; average, "A. Co. H, go; average
83. Co l, 2OS; average, So 10 Troot
B, Cavalry, l4S; average, SO 2.lO. Assist
ant Inspector Guyer made the best shot
Co. II won the badge.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
Uapltal and Labor

CHICAGO, July 23,-At > sG1siIosl SGGl
"toWn meeting" yssterd1y s s,IUG id
resolutions we're adopted declaiSSis l.S is..l
there exists an irrsconclls6l', ',!SHIIi,i,ti on Tli
ly antasonism between laV M 1utlsp
and lti rag classes Una. t.IS.I sT SaH
nj, M o1t.rai By munlclpsslt IA b
and ,..snal leSislstloni tlia,n t1s. Ipahla
Democratic and the bsPuvaSv,t '.S,.tlc oINl
ara the agents OF the clgiis.,iiI lo,i'I'tI
and through thom euoa leS S,0Srl b y
seculed. Tbs resolulicIs, P Pa,iptte u ne lcsI
the deol,ration OF principles 0' Nv
BoclAlistlo Labor party
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
RnrIona FAIL

A middle aged man named Morrison
residing at Eighth aud Tatusll s;Feois
after eating his dinner On the frat hloi
Of new oriek house en- Uadsr stree
below Maryland aseaUe about 1890
this Afternoon, tSampsd on loose board
and was prsoipitatsd into the cellar
brulsing hiS bead Asd badly hurting
hli back. DR.. BlooksJm wss summoned
aud afforded the ne lsssaTy surgical sld
after wk.oa he WAs removed 10 hti
home.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
An Ekodus of uonaressmsu.

WAsniNGToN, July 2l-Trains out of
Washington last night and to-day carried
away good many Congressman, nd If
tie exodus continues tomorrow there
will not Je q quorum left In the House.
Nov that the Tariff bill is out Of the
way, members Of the House are not dis
p -sed to linger ia Washington and 1t will
not be surprising to And that body with
out quorum At any time.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
FIned Tor AnnnuIt

Michael Dugau, a young man was
charged 1T this mornings session Of the
city court with having committed an
Rfssult and battery on Solomon Grosr-
mnU, of No. 628 Wott Front street. The
complainant testified that he was cit
ting at his trout door when the ACCUSED
came EloDg, and without the sllahtssi
prov0oat!on aisRult3d him. he then
rau in his house, whom Dggsn threw q
brick ct hlsI. Iha Judge said tEis was
a very sesicuB o9enso, aud sentenced
DGgsn 20 Pay S5 and oeais,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
HhG "MOXiG" Secret

From the evidence given IN tho "Moxip y
cases against imitatOrs, ohouyh mas como TO
the surface from feGRs papers to proys that
the called Mrx!s is from a planS rIoh in
alDunlnolis, which arc the principal uutfi
tlon OF tho nerves. O0Lailering ibe fant
that the nerves are the sget OF animal ii,e
and control the functions OF tho body, And
thBt paralyZsd or exhausted nerve force could
not properly digest hlDumsn for its own suu.
port, 1T. Thom son fet abOut, and finAIiv
dlf discover hsfmleas PIC oess for artificial
" iiSes.'ng It's food for IT, and ths Urpprssf
ronder5 the slsu llnoli as tnsly dI6s5iyed
AZ water or hn9 enough TO penetrate the
nerve circu 'attln, whicl is thfrty.ona tinoE
smaller than toe smAiI0st capillary blood
ye lsela, and whom miXet with the dlzesti1g
huli this aloumol osdnot be eosgs lated or
preeipitated by elthsr hsat or ale jhOl. Hero
70 where tic secret lies and 10 n u 0st valuh-
DIG ona, and accounts for thsir eure OF mar
alysls. II would have bssn better for tbs
woke Go. TO EaVO allowed this iact to olC q
70 tao surface before, AMI tlon II would not
nave been Necessary 10 accumulate conf
desea 10 tkoif goojs through tho lGnE road
oi s7peFianc3 against public prejudice.
Ihese fact5 that haVe COEls out win halp tbs
uonb tnS very much, rs hoy sAJw ite IN
deubtel scieel!h Gnj 18afll baglg "a a nov
tsla. Ehsis bottled goods arc bsst
ma 6m 2aW
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
MoenI,gh. EEcurslon.

The moonlight excursion of the young
people OF Union NJ. E Church, win take
place to-morraw evening on the steamer
DeBArry OF Philadelphia, aud will no
doubt ho one OF the most enjoyable OF
the season. The First Regiment Band
has been engaged, aBd will Discourse
excellent music The boat will leave
Fourth strest wharf at 8 O'Clock, aud
time.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
sale Of uows.

i. L Roberts will have \ sale Of
superior frssh COWS at Linwood to.
morrow (ruGsdsy) Afternoon. The
junior member of toe firm OF l.. W.
Sddaam g sjn is going up ON the II .S5
q. m. tra'p, and be wishes soms OF the
dairymeu OF this city 10 acc ompaDy
him. he will guarantee d good dinner
to all who do so.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
wAndsrsu From Home.

On Saturday morning last, lad Of
eleven years, son of Robert Hills living
AZ 1913 street, left his home since which
Time he has not been heard of When
last seen he was walking along the road
that leads to New Castle The lad Is of
medium height, and OF light com plex
ION IL is father is employed in the Lob.
dell Car Wheel Works.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
me AmatsuE League.

The game at the Union Street Park on
Saturday afternoon was poor exhibition
Of ball playing. Neither side did credit
able work, while the Wilmingtons' play
ing was simply rank. Error followed
error In almost endless succession. The
Qulcksteps won the game from the start.
and Allen was put in to pitch In the iith
Inning. In this poslti IN the latter is q
failure. Barkley did fair work in the
box while Crummey, Newell and Can
ing showed up well with the willow.
The attendance was about 800. The score
I'm full follows:
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
Tent Mating

A tent meeting, called the "Vlllage
Camp" commencing this evening, will
be held Ct harsballton for the coming
four weeEs. Rev, j. D g. Hauua sad
d A. GreRveB will conluot the meet
ing, They will slso be aided by min.
listers from this city. A general Invl
tation Is extended TO all friends to at.
tend,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
..hI.r.a senteaoed,

CHICAGO, JAY 93,-DyeId o'v Vic ~
notorious thlei and despsI,;als0,! 90, ~ ! go
tionai enoountsr with the, tee literally !
csded BY what WAS alTo,i, !, Ii, hIdIl!
seiGo and bomOsrlmGiai, Oslli., 81 0st,SptSro'l :
Ten ) ears imprlson nen.' q. SENTENCED 7
in efin 5, Molly Mott, vas ''N
aIx u lppEF1nnfnL
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
Slowly Impruy.nr

The PlG1tz mare, Witch ran a nail
In its fojt oa the Fourth Of July aud
mas slnos been On t1u sick liat, Ia sln " IL
improving uncer the care OF Mr.. Tom
nnson and the driver, j. J, Patterson.
she 10 lnR animal, and tue boys are
much attached to her. j VISA thought
~ one time tha, tha you'd die with the
Ioeklaw, bat i6 2oH considered safely
over It,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
Man Stnhbed.

During fraoAs among some italians
yesterday, who reside In Bush's row,
one OF the men was stabbed In the arm
inhlotlng severe fleBh wound. When
the otficers weut to tue place he refused
20 q I've any Information concerning the
affair, consequently no arrests were
made. He was attended by Or. Pieree.
who says that the wound .is not st oil
serious.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
Hnnl u -

Feb z. lSSs.-N nt trace whatsoever Of the
disease from which l suffered has shown ii :
self since my cure. GEO, gDTET
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
I'm hlolk.

III, wo,k Of cleansing li.s55I The Ell I, 'a p1.
of the Cool spriqgg S:s', =. 'o,iirssasil,''iS, is !,
crossing % rapidly a. a' ,yss y taIDei. !, /,
on mii5 sssardSy DG ia oSast e s,i5 b z
for the ute ofthe oity - Nib viii ;,
BASIN tya s Is 6!!ad tao nctiu \. s,as u, p'0'a'
nj olegulnE.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
A ratAI naIns Ernlo.Ion.

San FRANCIscOI July % "A report
reached Auburl, Cal, of fire last night
in Hidden Treasure Mine, at sunnysonth,
thirty miles cast of that place. Two
miners, Robert McKitchen and John
Boering, have been taken out dead and
and several others were fatally burned.
No particulars have yet been obtained.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
The Noble RED Zen

One OF the most enjoyable excurslops
OF she season was given at Birmingham
Park on Saturday by HopockohaskIng o
Tribe, l. Q. X M, There were ab9nt
three hundred present. who thorouahlv
enjoyed Themselves.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23

Again in Sarytca

The Reliance Fire Uompauy's steamer
is aEsin In service, ona Of their horses
"bish has baan sick having fully re
covered. Last eytning At the hr5 the
haliauoe bo7H had tht first stream on,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23

We cann0tdo Justice 10 the esteem in which
Cuuruta. the great Skin Cure, aud JuLlrurA
SOAP, an cNq-isitive ska Bcautlhtr, prepared
from II and Cuttrura Rr8Olyrnt, tff-f now
Blood Further, are held by the thpusant 4
upon thuusaud- whose lives have been made
hapsy by the cure Of aguniEinR. humiiiatiug-
itching sGtiy aud pimply diseases Of the skin
scalp, and blood, with llss OF hair,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
They Mu,t 40

ynis month. We have 900 many. In.
9les,, 1iissss' Rn3 childreu's, men snd
0oys slippers, Oxfords SUD low ehoee,
y , B3snoosk's, 2Oi Market street, s!oTa
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23

Estate
fateg
M feInl
~
fes Ill
|fnenu|
Iss cd
nhdenl
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
travelling To EUROPE.

A letter has been received by John
Aspin from his Wito and daughter, who
sstled for EuRlsn1 d ahort time ago,
stating the fact that they arrived safely
in Liverpool aiter very dolightiul
voyage. DUiing their absence they
Will visit various points OF intsrsst on
the continent, Their stay is unlimited
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
Ham For Cnurt

Nathaniel johnson, the colored man
with the peculiar hair, who is charged
with burglary in breaking into and rob
bi0g the house OF Pinkey Hunter last
Moud4y, had a final hearing this morning
and was held in $500 bail for court.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23

AFls nsIlYEAED-luR PORTER ~
-. sJh5srlnE gooda on the t7th ina. left
" ndtsk8, pair Oi p2ntsloOus with tho
nans OF BrRa% UaTlls E on tbs wEteh pocket
whoever received tham plroga notify or re-
turn 70 SostOl DlotnluS House, 2l3 Marksk
street, JUSIIS s. BAVlD3ON, PtOps. 1t
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
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Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
A Totai EolIpse

A total ecllpss Of the moon took p aec
latt night, aud these who witre leased It
state that the sight was a RgAnd one.
Toe Sky remsinsd clear from the time
thAt the orb Of the night entered the
shadow OF the earth.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23

For careful prescription work and
pure .l arags. 60 to Vesgey's Pharmacy,
Eighth ana MuaF5u atree!s.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
a Fair OF Drurks.

Judge Lyman presided At this morn
inR's session Of the city court, when
FAtriok KeeVBr AMI William GAiv were
arraigned for drunkenness. Thers was
no defense and they aera each ssntgno.
ed To pay q tine OF 81 and oostg,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
Tsnpis md LAG Rnl,

shoes mast 20 this month. Prices ara
lower than tvlr ct BIboook's, 2o6
Market street, above Second,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
Coming to the Point.

A chance to get even.
We have selected 100 Suits
from our stock, which are
broken in sizes, and have
plac d them on our Bargain
Counters to be sold for from
80 to so Per cent. under
or ginal prices, These goods
need no recommendation;
they are reliable in every
=.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23

WAETsD-A GOOD YOUNG MAN
w Ab1a. years Of Ags, - !sarp INC
commisslon buslncEs, Must have some
zno Sladg0 Of tho tandltBR OF frui. and TTo-
duoe. Wages - per WseE. address p o.
heA AIo 92.7t
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
EVERY NIGHT | SCRATCHED
Until the skin was raw, Body covered
with snales ike spots OF mortar. Cured
BY the OutIoura Romedies

am golng 10 tell ypu Of The extraordinary
change your trriCJRA hEMEDlhs performed
on me. About the lst OF April last notlctd
come red pimplCs Ike coming Out all over my
hoIy, but thons ht nothing OF II until some
time later ON, when II began to lgnK like spots
OF mortar spotted un, an which came oil In
layers accompanied with itching. | would
scratch every nlElit M I'll was rew, Their tile
next night the scales, being formed meanwhile
were scratched on again. In vain uid | con.
SUIT ~ the 10 tors in the country, but with
oVl ald. Aiter giving up all hopes o. recovery
lhlppraed to see an advertisement IN me
newspaper about Your CCTiCuRA EEMEbIEs
ana purchased thunI trO n my uruggIst and
ohtained almost immedlats relief began 10
notice That the srAly eruptiuus gradually
cropped on and disappeared one by one and
nave been fully cured. l had the disease
thirteen months before | began taking thp
Cutcura Remedies, and In four or Ave weeks
wa entirely cured My disease was eczema
AZ psuria SIS. / recommended the CUticura
Remedies to all in my vicinity, and know Of
A great many who have taken them and
thank mc FOR the knowledge Of them, rs-
peclally mothers who have tabes with sraly
tFuptluns on their heads and bodies can.
not eHrress IN words the thanks to Won f0r
what the Cuticura Remedies htye been 10 me-
sly body was covered with scales, AND / was
an aWial spectacle TO behold. Now my skin
laAs nice and cl ar as u bahy's,
Sept, q, 1857.
Feb. i lSSs. N nt trace whatsoever Of the
disease from which l suffered has shown IT,
sell since my cure, GEO. COTEI.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23

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q BY GaJ
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Fad
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Daily Republican., 1888-07-23

DUbLiO SALE OF GDOD .S--S,2
L OuWs.-Will be sold at Pub. lel3s54
Ito Sale at Village q IesB, DIlRwgre Hm
County, Pa on
MONDAY, JULY sOru, lsss,
at SoOiock P. NJ,
10 head of first-clAsB Lancaster 90. sr,sh
COWS and forGHrd sprIngsrs The above
cow hsVo bsen sCl,o.ed especially for this
sale; they are all large, young and etIopR
ooWs and heavy q ilker5. FeIsons wanting
pronlaote COWS should make It point 70 at
tend this sale. Trains on the B ( u. rail.
ioan leave Delaware avenue station at l o.
clock for Village Green statiVa yhefa haoEg
Will oonYey any one to sale,
2An1 m0nths credit
a. y. TYSON.
L. ". StidhAm a Son. AucLs. iss-dSV
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23

SSTRA Ida BLAUk AnDTAN TER
- rler sIrayod away from 9TH and Walnut
1Iuet5, on tne 2lst inst, Esgigtor, No. lip5.
Liberal reward II returned 10 IISrd st.
iyTs az
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
OUICKsTRP,

SCORE BIT INNINGS.
Whining on ......2 o l 90 ! o. o.
Qulckstep. ........3 sol 5 7 x-2l
Earnei runs-Quickstep, 8. Two-base
hits Crummey, Newell. Three
base hit Newell. Bases stolen-Quick.
step, l6; Wilmington, is. Struck out
Neisier, G; allen, ); BaIkley, IL. Left
on basel-Qulckstep,. 8; Wilmington, 3.
Passed balls Donohue, z; Canning, 8.
Wild pitches-Barkley, ]; Neister, 1;
Allen, =. BAses on balls Quickstep, 4;
Wilmington, 4. Time OF game hours
and 20 minutes. Umpire, Ferguson.
NOTES.
Nelster has sore arm.
Saturdays game was "CrummeH"
The Wilm' ngtonS need a new battery.
The Quicksteps have released Cottlng-
ham.
Donohue has teen released by the VIII
minston.
The Camden team has challenged the
Glover Club.
Newell is doing good work for the pen.
nant winners.
Cottingham has been signed by the
Wilmingtons.
Day will pitch against The Cuban alanIs
Thursday afternoon.
Stannard covered second base in good
shape Keep 1t up Tony.
l.. scheu, split his hand while prac lc-
.ng before the game on Saturday.
Day will occupy the box for the Glover
Club next Wednesday afternoon,
The Clover Club will cross bats with
the Milford team, at Front and Union
streets, ou Wednesday Afternoon.
"Jack" Thompson, of the Brandywlne
base tall club, has been signed By the
Amerleus. lie will catch his first game
Saturday
The Amateur League record up to date
is as follows;
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23

ySYANLFD--h Sly - YEARS OLD I'm
~ grootry Store, Nua. brluK rsf6r-
once. Addrasl in own ha0d TrltinS, 8. Il.
v this OSes Il
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23

NOrIOE- ELECTRO rLAIlNl WITH
In filYor. nieEei brass And pper. al.
so meal polishing ana bTonZlng paFtieu.
lar atttntisn TO rBpletlnt kniyo1. fort
spoons and other table ware.
II. y. DUDLEY, Rear III Walnut st,
lyzs-lmA WIlmiugton ia
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
Eng Meatnor.

row prOg,isss 10 bo far Gal
'st. Slu a. co0ditious will
Oh =, go res sy.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23
stats Of me rnrnpsra,nrn

81 the REPUBLICAN Cfius to-day, IL
the snsd
7o'olock lOO'.!rok IL O'CLOCK
ITO ggg 500
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23

DTMPLES, black-heads, =, red, rough,
4 1Ilchapped 4 and oily skin prevented by
SOAP.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-23

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Daily Republican., 1888-07-23

Y OSp-OH SATURDAY AFfEKNOOp.
Al lGdy's gold fob chsiu A EuitAbie
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KNOW ITS VALUE

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MISCELLANEOUS.
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CURED BY CUrIcunA.

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THE POET POWERS

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