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Daily Republican., 1888-07-11

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0Ae ~ RA9AAoAA hAA0 AGAAAnA - Nr-A
Robert Ingersoll, at the gravSg uAa
child, In Washington city. They fol-
low:
MY FRIENDS. know how vain 1t
is to gid q grief with words, and yet
| wish to take from every grave Its
fear Here In this world, where life
and death are equal kings, all should
be brave enough to meet what all the
dead have met. The future has been
filled with fear, stained and polluted
by the heartless past. Firm the won
drous tree Of life the buds and blos-
SONS fall with Tipened fruit, and In the
common bed of earth the patriarchs
and babes sleep side by side.
Why should we fear that which will
come to all that is7 We can not tell,
we do not know, which is the greater
blessing-liie or death. We cannot
say that death is not good. We do
not know whether the grave 10 the
end of this life or the door of another,
or whether the night here Is not some
where else q dawn Neither can we
tell which is the moro fortunate, the
child dying in Its mothers arms be
fore it's lips have learned to form a
word, or he who journeys all the
length OF life's uneven road, painfully
taking the last slow step with staff and
crutch.
Every cradle asks US "Whencep"
and every coffin "Whitherf" The
poor barbarian, weeping above his
dead, can answer these questions as
intelligently and satisfactorily as the
robed priest of the most authentic
creed. The fearful ignorance of the
one is just as consoling as the learned
and unmeaning words of the other.
No man, standing where the horizon
OF life has touched the grave, has
any right to prophesy q future filled
with pain and tears. II may be that
death gives all there is of worth to
life. II those we press and strain
against our hearts could never die,
perhaps that love would wither from
the earth. Maybe this common tate
treads from out the paths between our
hearts the weeds OF selfishness and
hate, and l had rather live and love
where death Is king. than have eternal
life where love is not. Another life iB
naught unless we know and love again
the ones who love us here. Those who
stand with breaking hearts around
this little grave need have no tear.
The larger and the nobler faith in all
that is and is TO be tells us that death,
even at its worst, is only perfect rest.
We know that through the common
wants OF life-the needs and duties of
each hour-their grief will lessen day
by day, until at last this grave will be
to them a place of rest and pesce-al.
most of Joy. There is for them this
consolation: They do no not suffer. II
they live again their lives will surely
be as good as ours, We have no fear.
We are all children of the same
mother, and the same fate awaits us
all. We, too, have our religion, and
it is this; Help tor the living Hope
foa the dead.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-11

Miss Bette Smith of Fentrers Coun.
ty, Tenn, who was arrested on the
charge of Illicit distilling, Is said to be
handsome and accomplished, and is
suprosed to have written that wild
and stirring romance, "The Blue
headed Sspsucker, OF the Rock Where
the Juice Ran Out. Colonel Harvey
Mathes, editSr of the Memphis Ledger,
1says that Miss Smith is undoubtedly
the author OF the story This is start
Hing revelation. At one time Colonel
Mathes offered 5000 for the discovery
of the author.
When Miss Smith was arraigned
before the United States Court at
Nashville she conducted herself with
such grace and dignity that the polite
old judge, deeply impressed, arose and
made her profound bow.
"Mlss Smith," said the Judge, "to
see you in this awful predicament Sc
riously touches mel
ut does me, too, judge"
'HOw old are your
Judge, you shonld not ask such
question, but will tell you. am
two years older than my married els.
ter, who was married before she was
as old as / am. She has been married
eighteen months, and still speaks well
Of her husband. Now, how old am
iIP'
! II cannot tell"
81 do not blame you for your mathe.
NAUTICAL inefiiciency."
why did you go into the distil,ing
businessf'
"Because l wanted to make whis
ky"
How long have you been dis
tiller2"
Ever since I was sixteen years
Old"
"When were you sixteen years
oldt
1.-THE year my father died"
9 "Whst year was thatf'
Q "rhe year my uncle Henry moved
: TO Texas"
e Miss Smith, you are a woman, bu
p l insist that you shall answer m,
a questions. Remember, that If con
:, Yicted OF this awful charge, you will
i be sent to the penitentiary. What di
you do with the whisky you NADER"
"Sold it,"
= "Who bought it?"
T swell, judge, it would be rsthe
g hard to tell who bought 1t al. son,
e time ago party Of gentlemen cam
:, out into my neighborhood to hui
a. deer The party got out OF whisk,
u but found it very difficult to buy an,
10 After while told a man if he wou7
rs put his jug down on dollsr and (
~ away, he might, when he came bac
ig find the jug full of whisky. He d
+ So"
or Would you know the manF'
ie "Oh, yes, sir; l recognized him in
moment. You are the man, Judge"
Daily Republican., 1888-07-11

SPEoIAL OFFICER JONES Is no
doubt In earnest with the warning tina
he save 10 certain saloon keepers 10 the
eastern part OF the city In yeslerdIy',
Issue. II cAnnOI DO denied that there
are unprlnolpIsd saloon keepers not
only In she eastern part OF the city,
but also In other parts, Who do Aoi
hesitate TO sell liquor TO boys, II th sy
have the money 10 pay for Il, and all
such should be prosecuted 10 The fullest
extent OF The lay. 6ioh men are mo-
deserving OF having . license and the
sooner Ihey are exposed and brought to
1aBi!e the better Ii will be ftr the
community and the rsspectAble, Law
abiding citizens engaged In the liquor
business. Ga she night Of the 81 and
morning Of the Ash Of July there we're
quite . number Of boys under the in.
Hence OF liquor In the eastern part oil
she city, and II was disgrRss to ssI
Ahem resllug Around the stFeeGs. I
every parent and citizen will adopt thI
plan PsJroisd y NJ. Jare-. al lSee pi i
. EAlOh on these pllo1i AID prose ID !
ting for every violation, this evil cal
sOon be stopped.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-11

PHILADELPHIA. wednesday, July IL. lsss.

You cannot get Book
NEWS except of the publish
ers-WanamRkers. You
ought to know why.
Book News is growing
with a vigorous healthy
growth. 1t is a literary
journal OF a high grade and
popular style, Not popu.
lar according to the com.
mon notion. Popular in the
best sense. Its name gives
its purpose complete. Its
purpose is fulfilled in execu-
tion-it gives book news.
Gives it with completeness
and convenience not readily
found elsewhere.
Book News has found a
high mission. Once, long
ago, 1t had an advertising
notion as Its inspiration-to
GelI Wanamaker's books
That's only an incident now
Its aim is to be an indepen
dent, high. toned, origina
I and eclectic journal for uni
versal use. And it succeeds
! Its place In the Republic o
Letters is fixed. High-stylec
newspapers and periodicals
r find 1t quite CONVENIENT t.
e quote.
i It has 6 sensitive point
> The Wanamaker prices are
d must be-quoted. That kill
o it with the news-trade. an,
d no wonder. Valuable as
Is, nobody outside OF OF
a store will sell it simply be
cause its publishers mul
needs put in it their ow
q figures for books
q The news people ar
= right, quite right Sellin
., books as they do, VIII
I, sho Id they help anybody
(, find out oa1'r way2
(. Therefore if you wal
q: Book NEws-and whoevc
g you are you ought to wal
q a it-you must get it at Wan
b. makers. You can buy 1t
S cents a number MONTH
or you can subscribe for
II. for so cents year.
~ Thirteenth street entrance.
= Just openc d. The dai
Daily Republican., 1888-07-11

test, cheeriest colors we
have had in French Printed
Flannels this year. Mostly
in styles and combinations
that can be had nowhere
else.
navy and cream
navy and white
navy and cardinal
gobelin and white
black and white
black and orange
black and cardinal
Stripes and dotted stripes.
Finest qualities; Fashions
latest. Csc.
Everything else in Elan.
Aels.
Northeast of centre.
Women's Muslin Under
wear with the special bar
gain favor went with a rush
yesterday. Some lots clean.
ed out, soma good for a day
or two yet. Skirts, Chem
ises, Night Gowns, Aprons.
Chestnut stree side, east of Main Aisle.
Ride all day in a railroad
car; 10 dust, no cinders, no
wilted collar to worry you
A little nothing-strip Of
steel with gossamer flounce,
worn as a neck cape-pro-
tects you. Why not thought
of before?
At the Haberdashery Counter, northeast
OF centre
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-11

Theo. Brown car inspector, and Ohas.
Sullivan, car oiler, q. the East Junc-
ton, employees Of the q q o. Railroad,
met vi h a painful accident Hondsy
evening, hessrs. Brown and Sullivan
went out to hAtt junction about go
and on attempting TO net out OF the way
OF shifting engine that WAS on The
track, they jumped from the track
falling under = treBtle and landing In 9
ditch about 10 feet below the track.
Mr.. Sullivan had two rlbB fractured
and Mr., Brown received several seyerI
outs about the face. Both men were
brought to the West YARD and convey cd
to their homes. Mr.. Brown, beyond q
few slight bruises, Ia not hurt much
tut Mr.. Sullivan, besides having hii
ribs fractured, Is hurt Internally.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-11

- - =, A+ulAnapohsi II
Al Pitasburg-Pittsburs. o. New
At DssrOi.-DstrOIt. d wsshiuE-
At chicago ChlcARo, 0; Boston, /.
A. oinoinnAti-oinoinnAti, 81 Ath-
A Kansas City-KAnsAs City, Il
Baltimore, IL.
At St. tOuis-st. Louis. a; Brook
lyn,6
A. LOulsvills-LOuIsvrls, Z; olsvs-
land, 4.
Tue Athletics still hold third place.
The 'Phillies" viii play in Detroit
to-day.
The fielding Of McPhes and Bauer
and MullAne'B pitching were the faA-
lures in the CincinnAtl-Athletic game
yestsrday.
The "Phillies" pulled out OF the rui
yesterday. Bufinton pitched ono Of
his best games, and Clements scored
both runs on short fly hit by An
drews. Sharp fielding by everybody
kept the Hoosiers down.
Manager Mutrie, Of New York, denies
that he ls after Shortsiop Trask, OF the
Salem Club, to succeed Ward.
The Shamokin Club, OF the Central
Pennsy lvania League, has decided "a
diabAnd. Mt. Carmel will probably
follow suit.
The Philadelphia reporters defeated
the New York reporters yesterday 10
Philadelphia by . scoTe Of % to IL. TC
think that they are the men who are
continually writing about "bum" ball
playingl
Manager shArsig, Of the Athletics,
protested yesterdays gam, alleging
that dirty ball" by TebeAu, Fsnnelly
and Oorkuill caused them to lose the
game.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-11

II SEEMS Ab5ui time thai > oh ain o.
guard OF acme kind vas placed .,
Il svenih street. bridge 10 prevent Aool-
dents when the draw IL O6. Yss,sr.
day afternoon Wills . boat was pass.
AnE ehrouEh the draw oolorsd Wom Al
accidentally walked overheard and WAS
drowned and the only wonder lie that
Incidents ara net Of more fec aent 90.
cniEen,e. Mi long ago . pair OF
horses bsoAme rsssiye While waiting for
lhe drGS 70 be closed, and Is was ali
she driver could DO 10 keep them from
Jumping into this Dyeek. The Other
bridges In this Vicinity are provided
Win sAtegdAris' and there lie no good
reason why the same tn luId moi b.
done ii Eleventh street. bridge. s,me
DAY . pair OF horses will rush over and
she county will have a bill Of damage,
70 pay, and 1t will DO better and cheaper
- attend 70 THIS matter ~ once.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-11

We advertised a 4
weeks ks since a special cd
at Sl2 and recommend
the same to be good M
for the money.
We were quickly follow
by another dealer who n
vertised a special SIP d
mage, something he did5
have. Also, stated be N
the cheapest and largest N
in the city and a line he coI
trolled. All Of this is huul
bug, as they have nothir
we can't get Il he worO
having and we want it. |
Don't buy until you s
our stock. We Lave alard
line OF them at reasOnab
prices ard some that a
way below reason
At the first Of the seslc
we bought a large lot
sample coaches from viii
we selected the patterns |
wanted to handle. The b
ance OF them will be sold
the following low prices:
5 500 for a carriage worth Il
q . y
Daily Republican., 1888-07-11

NoTwITsSTASDIsG the fact that
AIoie l aud hHs sEioS prohi bItory
quos 'RV, he re urns Of Iha In seruHl
RsVeane oatinoior 'nr shat SAFE shoWs
the Siberia axe 1920 persons Wh, pAy !
Epe1isl Ua''ed s,Stes tax for The pri vi.
Fge OF selling liquor. This Is another
Of the facts ~ntoh gs TO OhoV that pro-
h bsiorT lava do not ptJhlat, Aud In.
sleAd OF d9sses'iug she olnsu N otlou Of
liquor onig dspriva5 the sale of 4
20lrls o. EaTa4aa.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-11

RAY0B HARRNGToN vas scarcely
lhAuKursted be ore reports were cur-
rent on tha street that some of the
gEmbis and policy men, who figured
in this siiy previous 10 and up to last
September, intended to start their bust
nsss again. OIe Of them Was reported
rs having said thai he guessed 1t gould
b. all rlRh.," Aod taNl he Intended TO
sry Il for q mal.ih AlyhGW. Z miEhs
pn-sl u be veil Tor these men, for the I
own sA'etya 10 give this M after the
E19eS tsi1Hd thought betore going toe
Tar. Ons Of the gam bling dsns Wal
EAided ON mondsy, and others, II Their
are any, will ba rAided and broken III
rs fast rs Chief Of Police BxigsstG car
obtain Ihs Information en- which 10 ao'
Ahtreiors 1t will DO n dangerous expert
Eieu3 FOX than 70 rsaHns bdslbsss.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-11

Just received, a car ID
of antique oak suits; havi
made a contract for 800
these suits and getting The
at so little money, we !
prepared to offer them at
surprisingly low tigulI
They are good value |
$45. We sell them for s.
complete, 8 pieces.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-11

raERE WAS lttus shAks OF an
esEh % ka do%n In Maryland on
n ,ndAy, ous tho great WeAthsr prophe
and pIognos iSSuor Of dire events, wiz.
2 ms, neeeF Saya the psople the slight
saE warning u Il. As be claims d Al
he Knows everything ABOUT coming
events Of sbis kiRd, We thluk Il vas
downright mean in him NOT 10 saw
snmsshing Aoout it, and Of least give
ste ps0pls blBl OF what thew nIsh,
sKpeof.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-11

WnMINaToE iS taxed enough to H.
Eare full supply ui good, pure wafer
and instead Of tRe Die ssln king
stuff that we are nov, add have for The
East tso Essks dssn tzposIsd TO use,
lh're Rhopid ~ this dme be- an i'm.
sruysmsnG over Rhss It vas Rhon 10
Eht hands Of oeaDol. A. loug as We
arc supplisd wish Iulh uater as We Are
me- faqsI7tng ihe Of zsns have . riRh,
50 eomplhln, and ~ Wonld be noIhln :
more than Jest 70: be WEssr Commits
r,'0 30 make deduction in the tex fol
'na nc the psope baVs been unable
b zoe Ihe RAer.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-11

NDITYOM

ID EPOKr or THK CONDITION.
IN OF TIE
NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON
AND BRANDY WINE, AT WHINING
TON, IN THE SrATk or DELLA WARE,
Az rsE OLOSE OF BUSINESS,
JUNE Soth, 1855.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-11

ANs@AssHs"ss#sssssssssss go s.sNlt VOL, oAu 10
STATE OF DELAWARE,
COUNTY OF NEW CASTLE. 3D.
], Ohio Rowland, Cashier OF tho
aboVe-Damed bank. do sSl0mnly swear that
the above statement 10 true TO tile best Of my
knowledge and belief.
OrHU ROWLAND, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this
7th day Of July, 1873
JAMES MONAGHAN,
Notary Public.
Corroct-Attest;
JAMES MORROW,
WILLIAM T. PORfER, Directors.
W. JONES,
iys-3t
Daily Republican., 1888-07-11

u EmOVAL.
~ Having removed to no. 2IS East
Fourth street, am prepared to do tin
40 sne6t iron roofing, guttoriRE, spoutirH
and 100 work Of all Einda promptly ATTENDED
70. I'm roofs repaired Bnd painted. Esti.
mates furnished when desired Would be
ploassd ~ zoe all rdy Old customers and az
many new ones az nay Wieh to give ne 3
call ALEXANDRA OHAMBER5.
AlO.am
Daily Republican., 1888-07-11

GOulsy's grand sight seeinR excpr.
sion 10 New York, up the Hundson and
Glney Issnd, on July 81, Round trip
tiokeIs % 90
Daily Republican., 1888-07-11

NOTIUE-UhDER AND PURSUANT
IN 70 the act Of the General Assembly OF
tho State Of Delaware, entitled IAN Act
Concerning Private Corporations, ''pRgssd At
lover, march ltth, 1888, notice 10 hereby
given that an application will be made 70
the Honorable lgnAttus q. Hrubp, Associate
Judge OF the Superior court Of u state OF
Delaware, residing N New castle County,
on Tue0dSy, July nth, 1855, ct 10 O'Clock IN
the morning, At Chambers, for tho lncOrpo-
ration Of oOmpEry 10 be called "The Hon
or~bie Club, NO l, OF Port Penn, Delaware, -
the purpsss Of which Is literary.
JOHN II. RODFEY,
lyb IOI Atty for InoorporGtors
Daily Republican., 1888-07-11
WILMINeTOE STEAMBOAT 90,
THE ARTlsAKs SAVING BANK.
no. nOa aARKET srannr.


INCORPORATED sees sss.RBblVARY 2a, 1928
open TO rscoive dep6aits daily from o d. x
lntil p. n, and on Tuesday and SGturda y
evenings nom 7 to s O'Clock.
The charter Of the bank provides that the
profits upon its Investments except 20 muz b
IS Is required fer the payment Of nsoohsary
expenses and for suitable surplus Tor the
security Of dep0sitork, Shall be divide d
AnoaE the d6pDsitOra.
No manager 10 allowed 70 borrow aly part
Of the funds deposited with the Corporation
MAHAuEES.
16oHgs W. Bush, s. Allen Aiueo.
U. Wesle y Weldtn, Alexander j, Hart.
Geo. S. Ospslle. n. x. Benson,
Uhss. W. Rowland, job Il. jackson,
Jos. Il. Oarpentor, Jr., anthony Higgins
Henry z. Dure, Washington hastings
mONEY LOAREuOH aOkTQ AISIfd
uno. W. BUSH, GEo. s. UAPRLLM,
PRESIDENT, Nioo-PeHident.
b. I. TAYLOR, Treasurer,
lsW'mV Jos. nj. NATHAN Auditor.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-11
~ AREIVEDi
MR.. ERWARRA-

THH dREAT WESTERN ULAIRVOYANT
The orektest and Most Natural Born, and
Highly OelebtHged ana Well-RnOWa All over
the Country, ULAIRYOY ANT now travel
lug on no road, and woNDHR RON the Paei
nc tosst. Sev nth daughter Of the seventh
DAukhteri btIn with veil and ssIond eight;
every my stery revealed; II one you 1--we IL
tlue OF Ialsei removes r0uble; settle lovers
quafralH; CAUSES speedy nj carriages with one
you loYsi lu Ibls infor % alton TO qsntIeme en-
on al puslneBS tran actions; how to MAKE
prnhtADlG investm ents for speedy riches;
lnoES nuu bersi EgJ piaa tslismen for the
nhlueEy. All who arc In trouble TO cal with.
out delay. Don I iill u sec .nis Woud erfuI
woman ofi"s haa from . m. to 10 0 N .
mail 81, NJ, al ,uIPLEY ST, betWsen
ID and 4!h e.. WI, lei. iSV-etS
Daily Republican., 1888-07-11
DUBLIc BALE

ID UBLIC SALE.
The subscriber will SILL At public aAIe "A
me l, drove yard Of David JohnRn, Oontf 3.
Vile, Dol, on
mUNBAY, JULY Esd, 1855,
atLSO o'clock, y. L.,
10 head of fresh cows and sa~.R
" sprtnEersi these COWS are an OF. kst3F
ua nne lot and daiFymon and Others VII DO
we'll 70 como and see them.
alao lew shoats, vase
Dinner At l1so. Sale positive and no nm
deSbiddinE. ~ AA
~ ,., BOBERr MERRICK.
d W. hopinBon' auct. iidhW
Daily Republican., 1888-07-11

Pianos and organs cheap. q. O.
Green, sos Shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-11

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pUBLIC SALE
\ -OH-
REAL ESTATE.
WIN 20 solo At PaDliO sale on the prem iS..
ON SATURDAY, JULY 18th, 1855,
Atso'clOeE, p. M, sharp,
TWO DWELLING HoUsFs

No. I. Three story brick dwelling hou..
20. IeI fepiar atreat with . rooms And ~ ~
Y exoollent order, side and baoL nIiSv ont
house and surface water, dsrdra ma .o ~ !
neotinS with Poplar street sewer, I.ot soHa5
no. Three story brick dWOllinT honss
20. oiN OranSe stroot, with roons inciud,
tnK Kitchen. Lot 20Kf6 0iNu'
Ihese houses are Centrally loaatsd IN.
nouee o. Poplar street. being eooVsnient ~
inc hinS h1Sat mar set, tho railroad snnns
ss na ainerent manufacturing interests IN
the Eastern section Of the oitV, -
Ine house on TRANCE street "a univ nm.
heI tquAre from the nea Post Ufiso lite IN
5hlplsy street., and one halt Bquafe ANN
the Eighth Street Market HOUSE, vhS,s
property should lar Rey enhAnoo IN yHiuS
- short ums. sale will o.mmsroe wi,h
no ~ the time nAmsd.
LEhmS; 10 per cent Of purohate monev
20 oe phld down as room as pt4party is struek
on, the balance Of the purehAte money 10 M
paid IN ten tlo) days from the day Of snis ~
moIs liberal terns may bs MADE By oGIlina
on tho subscriber
THOMAS X. LALI,Y.
No. $40 Market street.
AGENT 10 effect sale.
l.. W.sTfDHAN Son. AuSiionseTG
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Daily Republican., 1888-07-11
ATLANTIC CARDER
10. 99A KING sTREET.

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Tho undersigned has fitted up N:
Atlantic Garden In good style, and
invites all who wish to pass . lev
momentn pleasantly to call end peItioi
pate In \ game OF shuttle. board, bsn
pima OF pool. Oeoios wines sad nQuon
and cigars alWayn On hnnd.
Lunch every wednesday morning
and Saturday morning and evening.
WV. LEGG, Proprietor.
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Daily Republican., 1888-07-11

Entsred Al the Post once 81 Whining.
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Daily Republican., 1888-07-11

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-28
lGAAI RREAIAs.
Notice to Contractors.

.-.
r,.rVE.s OFFICE BOARD OF COMMIS-
- .a-,af 6Sio County, wheeling. W. Va,
80, -
j. -.,..,.rS vyiI D.. received az this ofiCe
- 80 MS .rNt. aflpa N for the FOL
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-28
LIVE sTOUK.
Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 27.-Cattle-Reoeipts
1000 head; shipments 5, 900 head; market
strong; steers So 65a5 20; stockers and
feeders 81 35a3 60; COWS, bulls and
mixed 81 75a3 so.
Hogs-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
G, 600 head; market strong; mixed 20 qua
s 60; heavy S. 45A5 65; light IS 3oi5 90;
skips 81 00a5 ~. :.
sheep-Recsipts 1000 head; shipments
1000 head; market steady; natives
S. OOa7 90; western 81 25a6 SO; Texans
81 O0a6 90; lambs IS O0s7 %.
East Liberty.
EAST Liberty, April 27.-Csttle-
Receipts ga head; shipments 4S4 head
market, nothing doing; all through COZ
signments.
Hogs-Recsipts 5000 head; shipments
$4,000 head; market slow; Philadelphias
SIS 75a5 SIS; mixed S. 65a5 20; Yorken
S. 5OA5 IS; common to fair IS 35a5 40
pigs S. O0a5 25. =.
Sbeep-Receipts 1000 head; shipments
800 head; market closed firm with down.
ward tendency on all grades and demand
for wool sheep.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-04-28
DUFFY'S FORMULA

A Certain Cure for the First Stages %
Consumption.
It's main Ingredients are raw beefand Duhys
Pure Malt whiskey, and it stimulates tho ensr'
gies and builds up the tissues as no other scion
tific discovery has ever done.
"Iam a Presbyterian clergyman snda Doc
tor of Divinity, but 1 am not afraid to recom'
mend Duffy's Malt Whiskey and Dufy's For
muls as the purest and most efficient prepara-
tons know of and my experience is large
one.n Rev. d. MILLS,
Princeton, Iowa.
Duffy's Formula Is for sale by all druggists
and dealers. Price, 81 per bottle.
THE DUFFY MALT WnIsKEr Co.,
Rochester. N Y