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Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

Miss Minnie Deer, Of this city, started
for Hugbesville, Pa, GA Tuesday II orn.
ing to join the Frost and FanshRW Com
pAny, but WAS taken sick on the train
aud Is now lying dangerously III At the
Bitter Honse, duRheavllle. She did
not feel able to perform on Tuesday
night, tus appear d rs l A1ol In Fan
cbon the OTieEet, and Is now In q pre-
oarious condition. She will be sent
home on ThuredAy or Friday II she aP-
pears well enough. She has signed with
the COMPANY until August 1Bt, wht n
abe will join Trussdell and MitceelPs
Comedy Company fer q season of 4S
weeks. When shn returns home che
will remain until time for her TO pre-
pare for this fall engagement.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

WE HOPE that the D!restors Of the
Streets And Sewers will DO successful
In eifestlng q contract for lighting the
streets Of this city With electricity, In
. ssd Of gas or gasoline. Light 10 The
grssteal enemy that criminals have to
contend with, and When the time comes
that our BIressS will DO rendered ~
light at night ~ they are In the day
tune, there will DO noticeable decrease
IN hurRlArlsT, EobberleS and orims OF
all kinds. Therefore, even IL the cleo
trio light should cost something more
than other means OF lighting, We bt-
Heve that II will prove economical In
I 6lg run TO adopt IL eoms one has
9 I'd shat every electric light in . city
o as good AB police OH yer, and We
believe this 10 be very near the truth.
We, therefore, hops that Il msy DO pos
sible for the oom mission to adopt II Tor
lighting the streets OF this oily.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

Mr.. ]. Henry Moore and Niles Jennie
d. Daniels, both Of this city, were mar
ried in Bethany BAktst Church last
evening, at 8 so o'clock, By the Rsv. o.
g. BuddinRton. A very large audience
OommAndery, No l, knights OF Golden
Mr.. George Quinn and Miss Annie
Moore, Mr.. r. Holconb and Miss L.
left ON the 10 O'Clock train, intending
to visit Atlautio City and other p aces
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06
FBIoAY JULY 9. 1883
FOB PRECEDENT,
BENJAMIN HARRL60N,
OF Indiana.
FOR VICE PRRsIDBNT,
LEVI P. MORTON,
o! New York.
EUGENE GRIFFIN has an e1hAu..

EUGENE GRIFFIN has an exhAus-
tive paper in this months North
American Review on our sea coast de-
lenses, In which he shows the danger
10 which We are now exposed 10 the
event OF . war with foreign nation.
He shows that hostile fiset could ocsn
py New Y 1rk bsy, and by bombarding
the surrounding cities endAngeE and
destroy properly valued At one thou
sand ave hundred million dollars In
Nav York City, one hundred millions
in jersey City and alx hundred MIL
Hons In Brooklyn. This IL meeely an
estimate OF the dsStTuohon OF properly
ehAI could be caused, bat thu privAhous,
suffering and loss OF life to which the
people would be subjected would be
appalling. Another possible result OF
the presence OF . hostile q seI In the
bay would be the cutting of OF the
food supplies OF New York and Brook.
Ign, and IL 10 certain that the two mill
lion people residing In these three cities
could be caused great distress, II not
actual starvation BY this means. The
Improvement in heavy ordinances since
1866 has been wonderful, and there
seems 10 DO NO limit 10 the size that
guns will be made. The one hundred
and twenty ton slesl rifles Of Knapp
use nearly half . ton OF powder, and
ahroW ball Weighing . full ton 10 dis.
tGnces beyond ten miles, and will psne-
arAIe two and half fel OF iron . thou.
sand yards distant England now has
ships enoAsed in over twenty inches oil
STEEL, and armed with guns Weighing
one hundred tons and over. In scmG
experiments in EnglAnd . year or tWC
ago m elghty-toD gun, firing Q one
thousand seven hundred pound pro-
ieotile, penetrated twenty-five feet In
granite, and thirty.tEo fee! in the bss'
Portland cement concrete, and yet THU
terrible force has been more than dou
bled in some bresch leaders finished
since that time. This doienseIeSB con
dition OF our coasts is we'll known Il
every European nation, aud Ii Ger ;ainIJ
BeenB the part Of wisdom shat some
Shing should be done TO remedy lhl
defeoh War IL liable TO break ont q
any time, and any AdmlniStrAsio
which permits The coAsG TO be In such
deisnseless condition 10 un worthy 0
being entrusted with power. A line q
forhhoAtions could be erected, Whic
would efisotuAlly protest the enGiI
coast, for about one hundred On
tRenEy-BeveR million dollars, and
MsssrI. Cleveland, Mills, Carlisle
90. had devoted their stteniIon to tn
matter, instead OF planning for tb
destruction OF our industries, the
couli come before the country with
bst3r grace and ask for an eKienslo
,nt power.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

GENERAL HARRIsoN's speech in Ac-
eeptlng the n0minaa "a OF the Rspuoll-
oAR party for Prss,d u OF these Q nited
States differs very m aerlElly from that
OF Nj. Cleveland, wnsn he Was vailed
upon a teE dAyA s,nce by she Demo-
Grail, notification committee. Ths
speech Of General Harrison ia the ez-
2ressed sensim u}l OF 3 statesman, wh1
understands Whs. has made his c0un-
try That which II Is to-day, and com.
prehends whsi Ia needed to ensure q
perpssuaslon OF It's prosperity In the
future. Il was also free from egoABm,
and there was u0t = sipgs boast oil
what he has done, or INTENDS to do in
she future. He says that he has care.
fully examined the platform and IhA
he 10 In harmony Win It's sentiments
The main difference, however, In hi
spee,h and thai OF Mr.. Cleveland con
slsta In the fast that general a Arrlson'
Is the sentiments OF q man Who
p, fferei pOslhIn, while Mr.. Cleve
LANDS Is the sentiments OF one who hA
nominated himself and is . seeker for
position.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06
WANAMAKER,s
Closed at I P. NJ. to.mo

MA tiuSJ' 'uI V, 1900
Closed at I P. NJ. to.mor-
row.
Spider-web Crates. An
all.the. time wonder is how
such pretty designs can be
so exactly put on such a light,
rough stuff. The threads
loose and kinky, but hard
twisted. The easiest. bree.
ziest Summertime fabric
that comrs in cotton. Not to
be ironed. Sunday smooth
ly; that's all. Patterns in
plenty now. None neater or
cheerier this season, I2Ic.
Northwest of centre.
Light, cool, all-wool Alba
tross. Pink, drab, and white
grounds, cut into halt inch
: checks by blue or pink hair
4 lines. A 25c stuff that has
sold for soc this season.
Southeast of centre.
u Sateens are quick. Sui
i phur and greens, like a but
: tercup fecked pasture. ANT
10 all the other blendings O
.; sulphur and black and gree
in and gobelin and navy ant
e. ., cream and tan. You hav
IS. never seen lovelier SateenI
ms N. 37bc.
=. Finest quality, design
IL, Is that have been picked iron
las 25c.
Peerless Sateens, 12Ac.
Northwest OF centre.
New Scarfs for men. 25
3 white, navy, and black grounds
white figures on dark grounds
b ack and navy figures on VIII
grounds.
Excellent quality pong
silk. In the usual retail W
it is soc in value for 25c.
Both ends Of the Store, mems furDishir
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

ANY ONE Who will take the trouble
20 stop in Harris packing ss,Ablisl-
msnt, on Filth street near Poplar, and
drink glass OF the wafer obIAlntd
from their ArGesiAn we'll, will not hss!-
tAbe long In deciding whether he would
rather have that or wafer obtained
from creek or river. TnAs obtained
from the bOHels OF the earth Is as clear
and sparkling IS crystal. 1t Is puri-
aed in natures gseAI 6lser, and in fac,
IL the only wafer at for use Millions
OF gallons can be obtained by q com.
pArAIlvely small expenditure Of money,
and IL Is clearly the duty Of the Water
O5n miss.oners to msks an sff-rI tC
furnish water, from this iuexhausi6ll
reservoir for Cur use. Win they do 1t
or will they continue TO spend the TIA
payers money In q manner which dol
not do them any go0d2 IL Q question
which Interests every man, woman Ant
child In this community. There 10 nj
ass In saying lhAs the wall system vii
moi answer IS Il IL no longer An ex
pertinent, but success. II Brooklyn
with Its population, can obtain q SUN
client supply by this means, surel,
enough could be Obtained for our needs
Under the moss favorable condition
she Brandy vine WAler will mol DO g
Tor use many more years, And II col
sAlnly Is the part OF wisdom to con
nenos to make some preparation no
10 meet the emergency.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

Twenty new patterns In
Mems Oxford Neg ! i & {
Shirts. Something for ever
healthy taste. Made in such
styles and qualities as we
only get from Anderson
No odds how carelessly
worn, there's q dressy look
about them.
Chestnut street side, west Of Main Aisle
Trunks for any use. Any
style from solid sole Leather
down. Keep the need in
mind and picking will be
easy.
Bass ment, north of centre.
VaIises and the whole
grip family are where you
can see them at a glance
Hundreds, and mostly one O
a kind.
Northwest OF ce-tre, neat main aiile.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

d EmOVALA
~ Having removed 10 No. 2I0 East
Fourth street, am prepared 70 DO tin
and bnoet iron roofing, RutterinE. GDoutinR
and JOB work Of all HindB promptly attended
70. Tin roof repaired and painted. Esti.
mates furnished when desired Would be
pleased 10 SEQ all my old customers and 81
u any new o1os as may wish TO give me a
call ALEXANDEK OHkMBERs,
RiO.Rm
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

Katie g., daughter OF Edward and
Sarah N. McGovern, of Hookessin,
died ON the 4Eh inst, in the 22i year OF
her age. Her funeral took place this
morning ard was largely attended.
The intermens was made at Coffee Ban
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

Pensions were issued at Washington
yesterday on the following D 3lAWATeAnP,
all Of which are under tie claim OF
original invalids: David II. Hin,
Georgetown; Lsvi j. wilkins, DelmAr;
james H. Davidson. near MnEnOlis
William p. Darcy, GumborouRh.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

the following described real estate, VIZ:
All those two certain lots or pieces OF land.
No. /. situate In the city OF WI mingtOn,
bounded and described As follows, to wit;
Beginning at a stake on the eAsterly side Of
West street At a corner OF land, lot OF Thomas
Shlpley, deceased, now OF Harlan Hon nKs-
worth, thence by aHid ma S uth rs degrees
east 100 feet to land Of IsaAc Miller, thence by
said nd and land OF Joshua Mol'Aston
north 81 degr es east IL feet TO stake In
other land Of said Harlan x llOllinRswOrth.
thence along line Of said land north - de-
Rreps west 100 feet TO the said side Of West
street, thence by the same south ~ degrees
west ii feet TO the place Of beginning; be the
contents thereof what II may. Book V, Vol.
o, page 49, SC.
No. situate in the city OF Wilmington.
bounded aud described as follows to wit;
Beginning At stake on the southeast SIDE
OF West street, between second and Ihlru
Streets being a corner Of a lot OF land late oil
Isaac H. starr, formerly leased 10 janet
Watson, thence by the line Of said lot south
s. degrees east IS feet inch to the middle dis.
lance line north 81 degrees fast = feet TO
stake on a line OF land late Of the said lsaai
| III Starr, thence along said line north So de
Rrees west 95 feet inch to the eAsterly side o
\ West street aforesaid. thence down the SAINT
| south 20 degrees west p feet to the place o
| beginning, he the contents thereo ( what 1
| may. Book W, Vol. . page 25t, &C..
| Seized and taken In execution as the prop
ertv of Isaac Murray and Sarah Murray, hi
/ wife, and t, t., and to be tOld By
GILES JAMESON, Sheriff.
sherlh's once, Wilmington, june ~ 1873
| j23-eOdts
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

NYOTIOE-UNDER AND PURSUA Mt
IN to the act Of the General Assembly Of
the State Of Delaware, entitled IAN Act
OonoeTninF Private OerporA ions, ''passe1 ct
Dover, March lAth. 1883, noties 10 hereby
given that An application will DO made 10
the Honorable 1gnatius u, 9rubD, Associate
Judge OF the Superior court OF tn state Of
Delaware, residing IN New Uastle Oouhty,
on Tuesday, July nth, 1ess, ct 10 O'Clock In
ration Of company TO bo called "ThO Bop
or able Club, No, OF Port Penn Delaware, !"
the purpose Of which is literary.
JOHN II, RODNEY,
iyB l0I ATTY for IncorporAtorS.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

DOOKS-FARMlW9 WIN VnEEH
ID Manures. The fou Ia edition COW
ready. Price, bound in pa Der o. cents, 10
cloth q. viii be sent for otsh, froa OF eos.
age. Address, Dk, HAR GAN, Whining.
on Del iCS sd-am
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06
Standardization
2I4 King Street.
l have received large line of fishing
tackle which l am selling at
the lowe st prices

3 iOiuGed ash rods, 40 Cts.
lUtuted ash rods, 10 cts
2 JOIntea bamboo rO0ns plain, 80
Sta.
5 JOIBted bamboo rods, plain, 90
tH.
4 JOinIed bamboo rods, plain, 20
aIs.
5 JOiuted bamboo RODS, reel, land
aud guides, 81.
4 iOtnIed bamboo rods, reel, land
and guides, Sl,25.
Also finer rods, split bamboo rods
reels from 25c TO $500. Come Il
the oldest established house in Delaware
2l4 KING STREET. Send for price lis
OF base ball and sporting goods.
jul4-tu tn ss-i
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06
The following described real estate via;

The following described real estate viz;
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
with u two-BtOry brick house thereon erectes,
sitnate in the city OF wilmington, bounded
and described As follows, 10 wit:
Beginning at the Int rscCuun Ct the south
erly side Of Taylor street, with the wes eTly
side OF Chu ch ttTeet thence sUuthery along
said side Church street, Il feet TO stake In a
a line Of the same ", Sicily para lei with Tay-
Tor street, 10 eet to tue easterlY side o. IL
feet wl0e alley running into Taylor street,
thence along saii alley de northerly parallel
with JhuI CHI street, IA feet to the said side 81
Taylor strert, and thence thereby eaSteTly
feet 70 the place Of beginning be the cOntenu
thereof what they NAV.
Seized and taken In execution as the prop
erty OF Thomas CORY and Jane Cory, hi
WE, William a, Cochran, John n. irwin
and CathatIne Irwin, /. { and 20 be sold b.
GILES LAMBS IN, sheriff.
sherif'B ONCE, Wilmington, June 2ird
1883. le-Z3-ts
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

Mr.. H. o. Humphrey, of this city. iB
visiting relatives and friends In Sails.
blry, Nd. He spent the Fourth at Old
Point Comfort.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06
DEGIsTER's ORDER.
IN REGISTERS OFFlCE
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
Upon the application Of Thomas DNrlin gton
Executor OF John II. BrittOn late of VIII
minglon Hundred, in said coRnty, DECEASED, IL
Is ordered and directed by the Reg
lister that the Executor aforesaid give
notice OF granting Of letters T,stamentary
With the date OF granting thereof,
by causing advertisements to be posted
letters in six of the most public
places OF the county OF New Castle, requiring
All persons having demands against the estate
to present the same, or abide by an ACT Of
Assembly In such case made and provided +;
and also cause the same to he inserted within
the same period In the daily REPUBLICAN,
a newspaper publlshCdln Wilmington, AND to
be continued therein three WecEs te,O.d.l
~ Given under tue land and seal Of
In. E. }Onice Of the Register aforesaid, ~
| 49, Wilmington, In New Cattle County
| AiDrs said, the day and year above written,
| JOIlN X. BRADFORD, Register.
| SOTICE,-A.l PEE sons having claims against
| the estate Of the deceased must present tho
| saiEe, duly attested to the Executor, on or be-
| fore june 9Th, ls59 OF abide the Act Of AS
| Bembly Ia such case made and provided.
| THOMAS DARLING TON,
| Executor.
Address, Wilmington, Del.
eT-eod -3W
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06
Tile Original and ONLY
DRY GOODS
"B HIVE
At 3o6 Market St.

Offers you the largest and most select
stock Of Children's Lace Caps in the city
at cut prices. Some half, some three
quarters. New goods, GORE ct styles, as low
as 10 cents. A Lace Cap for 10 cents OF
s1.5O as suits your pocket best.
Embroidered End Null Ties, marked
down to about half price.
A few Cream Spanish Lace Fichus
for one quarter price.
500 Gents Four-in-Hand Ties, or
Teck Scarfs, 50-cent goods, for IS cents.
The stock is all new, but too large, and
must be reduced.
Lace Mitts, rs cent ones for 80 cents;
50.cent ones for 37H cents; 371S-cent
ones for % cents; 25-cent ones Tor 10
cents.
One small lot OF ParasolS; instead OF
81. 50 the price is now 81 each. This
week ought to clear them all out.
Tremendous bargains in White Goods.
Some beauties marked down from 25 to
IS cents; 20 to 10 cents; l6 to 1917 cents
30 to l2H cents. Lawns, BAtiste and
Challies all marked down.
sateens at 10, 1211, 20, %, 81 and 81
cents. All perfect goode, no seconds
One line at 121S cents as fine as French
out no dark colors among them Tw,
cases of Dress Ginghams, 10, 12H, Il
and 20 cents.
One lot of about so Fans all marke
down fully half. New prices, SO cent
TO 80.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

DsrmatOlogist. GynAeologist
Once Hours ga. M, TO IL m.
an. m, to Q so y. m,
$50 p. m 10 s 90 p. N,
SPKC1ALTIRB,
diseases OF the skin ana dsoasss Of
women Treatment IN both branches by
the new adaptation Of electricity.
Electr0lyaiFs or Electrical eursery.
NJ. 02l M AhKEr MIR Set,
1910 eod'u Wilmington, Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06
DIVIDRND aOFICE.

NOTICE-I WILL COMMENCE ON
~ Monday, April 9, to regulate, seal and
stamp All weights and measures used in New
Castle County this year. All work left at
residence, 1875 Poplar street, Wilmington,
Del, WAL receive prompt attention.
Regulator Of Weights and Measures.
aiO- 6m -eod
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06
NAPHTHA
-FOR-
GASOLINE STOVES

If you use a gasoline stove It is strictly
necessary to get PURE NAPHTHA, thu
you avoid danger, bad odors and expense
We have sold thousands Of gallons during
the past five years and without single
accident reported from using our naphthN
We deliver free TO all parts OF the city
Cans furnished free.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

: TAx-PAYEKs TAKE NO


Oity end Bchool Taxes for 1889.
The nndeTBlgnOd, reoeivorp Of taxes FOR the
City Of WtlmihKtoR, will Be at 10 \. eth NJ,
between MafKst and King Bts., during The
month Of July, 1855, between the hourb Of 8
nnd ~ In the morning, and from 2 10 IN
tn afternoon, for the purpose Of receiving
taxes. On al taxes paid during July, there
lar, and all taxes paid ou or after the lot
day Of August, shall be payable without 3
deduction. aforesaid; and all taxes unpaid
on the 1st day OF SsptemboE, shall be inofeRs-
smount thereof EDMUHD r. MOODY.
kooslveF Of Northern district, including
all north Of 9Th street.
MARTIN J. MEALEY.
Rsosiysr OF Southern diltIist, inaluding
all south Of 9Th ktFNsL ies0-u
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

SECURITY TRUST AND SAVE rErosrrl
COMPANY
Nilminston, Del, July 30 ,lsss
The Board OF Dirsotors have this day de
olAred dividend Of tWo-Aud cue.hAf OK
per cent for the sig months ending Inn
Sotb, pay able en- and afsr July fth, 1855.
JAMES h. OLARKSON,
,, 1913: Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06
Z

hkLE.-A
|ndI high,
eAfieIs oil
.n 10 bong
b. this Oh
tith nAI
lta shop.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

IvorsiiS 81
ward
5BYt Gar
FAIAaon Vi
k.-strhs
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06
PEERLESS DYES s sEs rs S. R5sE.
RAYMOND'8
VACATION
EXCURSIONS.
All Travelling Expenses Included

Parties will leave PHILADELPHIA
MONDAY, JULY 20 and MONDAY SEP.
TEN BHR 10. for Two Hraud Tours of
Twenty Six Days, through
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

'hlllAIso,
\ PAkk.
H)hPSON
|lndaT ever
lret
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06
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spnrider
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hn Cle,|
writes:
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Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

BAJB.-A
h. No eli
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P,lNAttb
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
- writ of Leyari Facias, TO me d.
rected, Will be exposed t. public sale At the
Court House, on Market street between Tenth
and Eleventh streets. in the city OF Whining
on, New Caste County, Del,
ON TUESDAY,
TILE 1nrH DAY OLE lilly. 1888.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

Entered Is me Post Once 81 Whining
an. iIsl,, 10 second class mail mstter.
Huntsville gazette., 1888-01-21
THE EDITORIAL WE.
Trials and Tribulations of the Quil1drivcF
of the Arizonia "Kicker."

Trials and Tribulations of the Quilldriver
of the AriZonia ''Kicker."
Last Thursday night while We were en-
gagged at the office and Our Wife was over
to see Widow McGnness, some base thief
entered Our house and stole Our watch,
which was out of repair, but valued at
three dollars. We demand to know
whether Constable Hank Smith was
e.ecteo to sit on his coat tails in Green's
grocery and play checkers, or to protect
the people from the hands of the de-
spoilers? Hank is a good fellow, and
his subscription to the Kicker is always
paid in advance, but duty is duty. Our
Wife is not in good health, and the shock
of losing Our watch almost upset her.
Our dog has also been acting strangely of
late, leading Our neghbor, Judge Hobbs,
who, by the way is building an addition
to his woodshed, and will probably be
candidate Tor Governor this fall, to remark
that he may have been poisoned. May
Heaven forgive the human by ena who took
Our watch, for neither We or Our Wife
can ever do so.
The refined and cultured reptile Bill
Bos worth, whose quiet occupation is swill-
ing down forty-rod whisky and lying
about his betters, is circulating the story
that he gave Us licking last
Sunday night. Now, the truth of the
matter is that Bill has been mashed
OH Our eldest daughter, and he
called at Our home Sunday evening to ask
Our permission to spark her. Weprompt-
ly and Indignantly showed him the door,
while Our Wife stood ready with horse
whip. Bill dared Us to come out, and We
went. We hit him three times that We
know Of. and We kept count of five kicks
We got in on him, and in two minutes he
was begging for mercy. We don't pretend
to be any fighter, but if We can't lick Bill
Boswo,th with one hand tied behind Us,
We will go out of the newspaper business.
Oar friends have advised Us to shoot him,
and if it wasn't for Oar Wife, We'd do it.
Bill, don't Won come fooling around Us no
morel
Huntsville gazette., 1888-01-21
THE sRursER KING.
The Whole World Pays Homage to Sui
Ivan, Our Sullivan.

x0O w uOk0 WOTlu AAOAu860 70 6U4s
Ivan, Our Sullivan.
John L. Sullivan, whose success has been
greater than that of any visitor to England
except s'Buffalo Bill" is typical American
in that all Of his successes have been won
by "hard knocks"
Boston may hug herself with positive
JUNCTION in the knowledge that three repre-
sentatives of her peculiar culture have won
unusual social recognition in England-Low-
ell, Holmes and Sullivan.
According to the English idea, the "great-
estn of these is Sullivan.
The phlegmattc English populace is sell
dom "enthused" to the point of unhitching
the horses from the carriage OF popular
idol, while excited men wrangle for the hon
or of chance at the rope which is to drag
it through the streets.
Tt well illustrates the power Of mind over
matter
Sullivan, dined and wined by the nobility,
followed and cheered by surging masses Of
1--WE, the people, drawing crowded houses
at his exhibitions, must be sated, If one Of
his stamp can be, with adulation and ap-
plause.
It would be q sad "blow' to him if he
should be s'kn ocked out'' in his coming con-
test with the English champion.
The best of Athletes reach, sometimes
early, point at which their powers begin
TO wane Over training often produces
serious effects. John C. Heenan died in
the prime of life, wasted away with what
was called consumption. A post mortem
examination in many of these cases has re-
vealed that it is the primary organs, tn g
kidneys, liver and heart, that are most af-
fected by Athletic over training If they
are taken care Of, there is little danger.
Harry Wyatt, the celebrated English
trainer and athlete, says: Il consider
Warmers safe cure invaluable to all who
are training for outdoors sports. 1 have
given it to many whom have trained for
the athletic world with great benefit"
Sullivan is beyond question the present
| "Athletic King" and if he follows Wyatt's
advice, he will no doubt long remain at the
head of the ''profession."