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Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
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Time table IN eHect NOV. Sotn. 1887. lraiF
iesye WILMINGTON (Erenoh street, a. followt
Fer ReGeing, BirdBboro, Joanna. Spring
aeld, WaynegburG Junction, Manor, Potu
Vile, TsmAQua, Allentown, LsbAnou, Wer
norEgilla and all points on the PhiladelphiI
For Springfield, WAyneuhurE Juno
ton, UoatepviIle, Embfoeyille, Leaaps
OhAdd's Ford and DuPont's and inesrns
diAsa ooIpts,f.sl am, 2ik, and 4 IS .. n.
For CoateRvilio and intsrmsdta tats point
At ! 90 a. m, 2 Sb and 4 % p. m.
For wet Onestof, :. 90 a, m. A.ts and u
pm.
For Nsw Bridge and InteEnediRts point,
els p, N. and on Saturday, At 20 and II Il
p. %,
On Sunday for Reading and intsrmsdist
points, st 8 % q. Tn., and fot Springfield zD'
Intermediate points AZ 0 kb q. M.
A. q. MOUA CSLAND, n. b. HlBBABD,
Hunerintsahent C4enn pAsa. ka'
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

TEE chsrgss against Mr.. Graham
Se'e FehsEsd NslAs' nights session OF
&he bosrd OF EiuoAtion, and 1t seems
Aaont h@e this matter was disposed OF
N s9Gs way. 1; is scarcely 70 be ex
ps9ssa 'has the present Board will be
@oie 70 do spylhiDE With II, but 1t
shoosd e9 'he Guty OF ths new Board to
Ini5 laTssAss's ,hsse charges, and
1ho" 10 t's Pm p'in shA; Mr.. Graham Il
Es,''s ef ian3 1aa;, a. t5s Case msy be,
~ w 70 gRh ? h1 shoaid be reml lved
nat " ~, liz fA)G should bs mad
ano"1' Foisis u matter OF justice Il
"Ae g'iat2 a. Eeu Ss Nj. Grab an, hs I
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

wR ARE rNEoRMnD that City 3D.
iici sor Bail has given 90 opinion thai
the election for members OF the Board
Of EiuoAsion must be held In the dis,
triots instead OF at one place in ths
ward, % hes been the osss heFescfora
This will entail o cost OF about u, 100
OF something over dollar . vote. 20
cording 10 the number OF votes cast O
the last schosi election. This 10 . use
less expense, and the lav should b
|changed BY the next Legislature.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

scar ely 10 bs expected that he cAn
maintain the proper order and disd-
piine over scholars who, every feS
weeks. read in the daily papers the re-
4, ,rt. OF changes aud accusations mNde
~ sln,t him BY some members OF the
Bo I'd OF e Eiucatlon.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
WANAMAKkRs

remnants of Dress Goods
get out OF mind. Every
morning VIE bundle them off |
|to the Remnant counter.
The color waits, the extrava.
CANT stufs that have had al
chill, anything that stands
\ in the way of quicker
things. Irregular goods at
1.-THE merest fraction prices.
If you miss a day you may
miss the yards you're watch
ling for.
We put some OF the big
remnants into Robes. The
plain and the novelty that fit.
Enough to make a generous,
Iperiect dcess, but yoH gel
,llAem at the remnant Price
The picking done for you,
the matching too. Some Of
!, 1.-THE richest stuffs we have gel
|. Unto these Robes, and on.
slthey go with q " zip >
,lMaybe three hundred style.
lion the counter at a time, bu'
J. mo two days the same thret
New lots witt
Ievery sun up.
Il 5, to $I4 for a Robe.
Al Last circle, northwest of centre.
III A new lot of dark color
:y.lin Shirt Waists just dow
Of from our factory, so cent
Il each. All sizes from As t
eII3's. Make same as all ou
lother Shirt Waists--t b
4. best.
%, Both ends OF the Store.
ar The best So Shoe for mer
=: Zannevy c Glf seams.
Of Iuamb, genuine Dongola kt
d. Ikob, solid leather insoS an
HssI half double sois, solid keathe
it counter.
1s cr That's the stock they'i
p =. made Of. Put together t
o. stay. Perfectly smooth ir
or er' sole; no tacks or nails {
TO thread TO harrow up yo'
.de sole. As easy on the insid
:ss .ss las a hand-:ewed shoe. NJ
d Of q slight or scrimp in NAL
In lor finish. Every pair wa
81: SS; ranted; yen shall haze Pa
'sir for pair If they turn o
the amtts.
try try Laced, capped tee
ell. Laced, plain toe
os- Congress, plain toe
bag bag Button, plain toe
.t.s .ss: -Four styles. Say wheth
n Of your foot Is medium or 4
lfSe liSl width. Sent anywhere wit
nu.iout extra cost
the We call it the "Wan
ow' 70 maker Wearwell." T b
PIC name and the "S3" Q
ioh i Il stamped on each shoe.
.nus Market street front, west Of Main Al
4 ,hiS " JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
NAM AK ERs
PznADHLpHIA. Tuesday, April "a, 1883.

Maybe 500 varieties OF
the halt price Jackets yes.
terday morning. You hack
ed hard at one Of the ciphersI
all day. Color, style, fit,
quality, everything but sizesI
right. That little size un-
certainty doubles the buy oil
lyour Jacket money.
were 81, Sc, So, $40
now So, So, S., IS
i Braided Plaid
II Plain Kers is
). stockinet
| $40, S45, $50, and $55
lSpIing Wraps, beaded on
!, ,,ISilk or Grenadine, $50 each.
i A bargain flood-tide in
just-what, you-want things.
!. Second floor, Chestnut street side. Take
ell Elevator.
d A stroke in "White''
eIG 90 ds. Manufacturers
9 remnants. More colored
n than white. More Maa ten
,,ss thousand pieces; plaided and
10 striped Lawns, Nainsooks
=. Cambrics among them tn
X pick of this seasons styles
1,;;l1I to 10 yard length:
Iial 25e kind 12c
n 20c kind 12c
~ 18c kind l0c
I'll l5o kind 10c
15c kind 9c
'es l0c kind 7c
In 10c kind o.
at a special counter.
I'm just the same 10 fu
N. o pieces at the regular cour
Oiters at the regular price
b Be They wont go fast viii
itlthis windfall OF short length
md lasts.
Is Plenty of pieces to matt
ed, ed for quick pickers'
Ade Fourth circle, southwest of centre
. !. 70 Don't let the odd lots al
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

d EMOvALA
IL Having removed to ne. 9le East
Eeurih street, an prepared 70 do tin
AAd shsst iron roonng, guttsriaG. tpoutine
and lob work OF all kihds promptly attended
to. Tin roefs rspaivsA and painted. EST
pleased 70 see all my old customers and o.
% any new ones as may wish 70 give ne I
call. AIExANDEK CHAMBERS.
ale om
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
OPENING o. ossn3Rn 2Rn STORE.

The subscriber In forms hia friends, and the
public generally that be has opened . nev
grocery ttore, Al the southeast corner Of Fifth
good assortment OF ane goods, which he Wiz
sell At the iowest prices. ho,ee batter and
iicited, Orders reesa vsd ana goods deliveree
II all parts OF ne stty, ~isheSt sdditisns a. y
charge. JOSEF II u. MILLER. ae-i1i
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
LIBERAL METHODS

Which give more value
for your dollars than you
expect, have made trade
more lively at the Family
Shoe House, 400 Market
street, above Second.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

NIOriOE-rHB WILMINGTON oDok
~ less ExsavatinR Do, NO. ., 10 nov
prepared 70 received all orders, and do worl
promptly. Leave orders "a the following
places. Board OF Health once, Sixth IN,
King streets; Matthew J. Kyle. ttont an.
Adams streets: samuel Stspisy, go ksst "
street or ofioe. No. 1xf huttonWood strcet
South WilmtpEten. JAMES h WIN
UHEHrkH d BIO. m2tlm
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
DIR. TIL EEL.
53S N. Fourth St.
Bcl0W Green,
PHILADELPHIA,

ii years prAotish experiences
GaAfHntees 10 cure more quicker
sAier and permanent than ans
advertising physician ell Ape
cialDiseAAea, blood Poison
hkiA Diae ascA, plmplea
BlotchcA, Obstinate Uleera
Distractions, lnilpmmAtion
q Kidney, Blade { aud othe'
orgAss. Nervous Debility.
EnPly Decay, " eaLHess,e eta
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

Fine Glove.top Button Boots,
Worth 81; we are selling
for So.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

NOTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING
IN OF the Wilmington Loan Assoeia ton
win be held on Tuesday evening next nprl
|RA At 4 O'Clock. when an eleotton VIII be
held and the annual rerort submitted.
HENRY O. ENGLISH, President.
GEORGE q, MARIS, Secretary. A1o-A
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
OPENING
OF OUR NEW
SPRING CLOTHING.

We have just received the finest line
Of clothing ever brought 70 this city, and
pr ces that will surprise you. We never
had such fne goods al low prices as we
have Just now. Come and look at our
windows and see the prices, and compare
with others as 1t will pay you.
P.S. The finest line Of children't
clothing you ever seen at very low figures.
Call and see before goir & elsewhere as II
costs you nothing to look at the Grea'
Down Town Bargain Store, 8. W. Cor
Second and Market streets.
m2o tt 4. W. WOLTERs.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

NyOIIOE E-A MkErIno OF THE
IN Operative Plasterers Protec,ivs Union
will be hsld At NO. y. tth etreet. next
Thursdsy evening. Bustnsss of importanoe'
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

Come see our Fine Grison Kid Buttot
Boots, flexible sole, with perfectly smooth
insoles. No tackB TO burt the feet Of
wax thread to soil the stockings,
Worth S.; we sell for s..
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

UsOR sALE-A GOOD BAy N.a.-
e years old lt1 hands hiES s.,s sAhEs
and kind, will work 10 single ar su AMY N
PIE harness, fearless Of sTsry1iny IN
driven py lady, wMl road ion,, M ee
miles an hour UAn b. seen At Ssn,' 70 -
srsst Dstresn Madison aad Nj saros "a, ~ va !,
All a.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

tMY METHOD the only known that aures permA
entIV hr worst case. Of Special Di,easH largest nos
and private practical peTienoe. with every rsmsdl
aud known science for quickest ferSvery hne
permanent cure. TIM MOST DANGEkOuS CAbke
SOLICITED Relief Al once. Send fot book ''Truth,
special diseases and e1pohng frauds theii tricks
vatimEe Audseers and svoii saeacd vegetable medi
cines blsod purnets, fraudulent promisng. no cure ns
pAy eta. They ruin thousands Best skill In the begin
ning will save mach suffering and delay Write or call
patients the Doctor only. Hours, % sos. Ned
| nesdAE and SAturdaS till 10 sundss I'LL L
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
sale.

Wok sALs-HAvINa EEN TF1 -.
plaos, have for sale At = inm ~ MY
good work mare, two-ho 20 wagon aba p,'ce a
neas, itoo oeln poles, ussf enc Ssaso sna bar.
orili' on,'tnE box, machine Tor ivT c,r ssed
so,a sesa wi sled h So.Iss ot nae several ,Sds
Wtgon, strong AMI we'll mads. -.nsntoNn -.n
for different carriage and nav M rli trade
enco u eash ] platform ssaies nnS 1 olnef.
otner aIuclee for sale at q low prios =. several
All Al Wm. kEYNULIs
New Oast,s ~.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

H,OR sALn-sstyuu BuIi,uIno v,-,.--
u delivered at East Lake Pan sIONk
IN Ninth ward At rsaso nahls mia, ana Also
5,TALLkY, OAreroft ?. o., DelI i'AAO
y. BIN Ason work done, nod lin.
and stone furnishsd. "me hhd
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

os sonina sAisrA s y.s,, .,s, s,soEEsL Rel. HORSE
double and . good fArm horss !, d,,.ae ,ae of
nght wagon, cheap. Addtsa wv" Nv hsss|
mint
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

Come see our Fine Paris Kid Butt'
Boots,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

FOR sALR.-THE HoUsEVOI,D "A
Fnith building, on ra.nAli ,,r,,t h.,.s or
~ ~ ,1a ~ IN sis; Priss lew tern, ,Sy. ~
mM in
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

RN0R SALE-A Oh EST OF OARptN
~ ter's tools fer sale, cheap. AddrsI
"roois." this ofioe. All /,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

Worth S.; our price So.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

Fine Kangaroo Kid Button Boots
Worth So IS; our price s.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

UtOR SALE-OAEAe; GOOD MANURl
U II hauled promptly. wilnipEt1
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

VOk sALk--A LOT OF BuiI,msa
y Material, eonsisting Of saIa SaS,,
noidinSs. binds 20. Also ouildiaS \.
reni. J. X. MAkK, No. iio King !. W
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

NOk SALE-A OHILDs PONY OoN
Y ing years old. Dan be- drive, by ,hu
aisn' Price ~. Address v. 4, this ttno,
ant
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

Nok SALE-LARaB AND sMAl1
~ 0ermAntoWn wagons At iAir prioes. NJ
% Q collection Of business Wagon1 N
HAMMOND. I'd and Krolon sts. Hioaut
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

ROk SALE-ABuUf YlFrr OR oss
II hundred pounds Of good rops ior truss
ers and huesstefs use oan be had chan \,
applying at enoe At this otnos nqoa,si
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
BEE HIVE"
500 , Market Street
a GREAT UNPRECEDENTED
oFFEalMG OF
CORSETS.

We have 8 styles OF the best 80 cent
Coreets ever offered a customer. We
challeRge comparison for style quality.
and perfect fitting. A nice abdominal
correct fer 81. A perfect Nursing Cor.et
for 81.
DRESS GOODS. 4
We can show you all the new shades
of this season from 25 cents yard for
34-inch goods 10 rs cents for 46-inch
Henriettas We have fe@ pieces left of
our spec ial No. Of Black at 81; 1t is the
regular $l.25 quality and is the freest
seller we ever had.
A new case of handsome Dress Cling
hams, fine quality, correc. styles, at the
low price of 10 cents yard. Cheap
enough for any one to have a new dress
Cloths for Spring Jackets,
Including some very very desirable
| ones IN black.
For a few days we will offer yo1 lin,
of White Counterpanes or Toilet Qullii
at unmatchable prices. This is the sea
son of the year TO buy them.
600 dozen Hosiery fJr Ladies', Men o
Children, at prices lower than we eve
thought of before. Regular made good
from 10 cents to $l,25 pair. An elegan
line at 50 cents, in iancies
| Demorests Patterns, Portfolios, etc.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

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Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

n6n REWARD POR ANY INFOR-
DJU nation leading 10 the recovery OF
horse, buggy and harness taken from stables,
At frou and Church streets sunday evening,
April End. Dark bay horse lSf hands high,
about 10 years old. scar behlnd rlsht sh oulder
Coal box top buggy with extra heavy wheels
and running gears One lap rote, black on
.nN@ us' "s''' ~ Jso. n. SOLOMON.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

NX1 ANrED-A MlDDLG.sSs,ssy,,t s,s,,t,.l
w red WON IN ~ cook a'a "a (
at GOT West Ninth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

EoE HrNT..TyE,|@s INT. y,|s PIhsisSSss'' 81 1hiisSs' IS $
story room, WIN n
az Tatpall rtreet aUu
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24

TOR RrNr-sI:x., s:.,,,. 4cEaFs. 'na s.4?s,rSi q 4
with house, iI.n stagIe Apply 70
near Greenbsnh. ~, 81 slrest.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-24
FOR Bons'

NOR RENT OR slLE1.TIls;ss II ;s-s, n
IL house. in Fewpor,f,o " good ssI \,
minutes walk from s's 'ss,snes, small
in Kitchen, garden Inanlfe Old y q
RATT. Newport.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-29
A Railroad veteran pend.

John II. Hcgg, who Ia known as the
veteran railroad man OF the country,
died Mt his residence In E,kton. Md, On
Monday morning at 8 As O'Clock. The
deceased was In the 84th year of his
age, and up to Sunday was enjoy ing
good health. While sitting ont on the
portioo or his residence about 10 80
o'c.ook on Sunday morning he was sud
deAly seized with q COB aestive chill.
PLY sieiapB were Immediately cum
moned, but despite their Efforts he ex
pired at the hour men toned above. The
deceased was Que Of the oldest railroad
men known In the country. he hrsi
entered the railroad business when the
survey of ths New CASTLE and French
town Railroad was bsiDg II AIDE. Here
be carried chaius for the survey ors.
Upon tho completion Of the survey he
entered q Ginilar position on the VII.
mington and Port Deposit road. After
that he secured position a. brakeman
on the road, and was FROM time 10 time
promoted until he was appointed
through conductor from Philadelphis
TO Baltimore. This position he held I'M
til 1873, when hs was retired By the
company on pension. He then wenI
to reside with Ills three daughters and .
son, who ara unmarried, at Elkton
whsre his demise occurred. The dat,
OF his funeral has not yet been hxed
5tatioa Master Cooker, of this city
WAS with him yesterday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-29
a mss as saulssury.

A Washington correspondent In
dulges In q little pleasantly, az follows:
The senior Senator from Delaware,
Mr.. Salisbury. is a gay bachelor OF 20
for whose attentions halt the widows
in Washington pine. He is very tall
and very thin. He Is also very chart :
table. He sent the other day q box of
his cast-off clothing to q committee
formed for the relief of the sufferers by
the Western foods. The other day
30 at least the story as told by one OF
his wicked colleagues goes-he re-
ceived the following communication in
his mail:
"The committy man Civ me, amongst
other things. wat he called pare OF
pants, and 'twould make me pant sum
10 wear 'em. i found your name aad
where you live in one OF the pockets.
My wife LATED so when showed 'em
to her that tho't she would have q
conipshun fit. She wants to know If
there lives and breathes man who
has legs no bigger than that. She sed
II there was, he orter be taken up for
vagrinsy, for having no visible means
of support. couldn't get EN- on my
eldest boy,so used 'em for gun cases.
II you hev another pare to spare, my
wife would like to get EN- TO hang up
by the side OF the fro place to keeT
the tongs in"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-29

Mrs. Shamm to Mrs. Gall-We
really can't make up our minds as to
where we will go this summer. Mr.,
Shamm would like to have the girls
and l go abroad, but l tell him l won't
hear TO it unless he can go with US,
and he says he is really too busy to go
this year, although he might run over
for q week or two and come home
with US.
Mrs. Gall 10 Mrs. Shamm-We have
talked great deal about doing Europe
this summer, and at one time had
quite made up our minds to go, but SO
many of our friends are going to Bar
Harbor, and they are so persistent In
their entreaties tor US to GO with them,
that we have almost allowed ourselves
to be persuaded into giving up Eu
rope for this year and dividing our
time between Newport and Bar liar
Dor. We may, however, srun over to
Paris Tor the last OF the season.
rather think we shall.
Mrs. ehamm-How nice if we
could arrange to all come home 10
| getherl
Mrs. Gallon, that would be love
| lyl We must really try to arrange i
that way.
Mrs. Shamm to Mr.. Shamm-Mrs
Gall was here to-day, and Of all tn,
airs woman ever put on she put OF
the most. Talked about "doing Blu
rope" and spending the summer a
Bar Harbofl | could hardly keep m,
face straight Europe, indeedl As /
didn't know they were going to d.
as they always do-stay right here II
the city all summer, excepting for
few weeks In August, when they'll 6
q few miles into the country to a forty
ninth cousin OF Me. Calls, where the
get their board for nothing. That
i just what they'll dol
Mrs. Gall to Mr.. CALL called
Mrs. Shamm's to-day and the assui
ance of that woman grows create
, every day. She had the face to 8
and tell me that they expected to "g
T abroad" this summer, and that Nj
, Shamm would likely run over" an
= come home with them. l looked
: the woman in blank Amusement.
happen to know that they're all goin
to a dead little town up in Ne
> Hampshire that nobody ever heal
! of, and that the man they are going
!, stay with intends taking his pay
, things out of Shamm's store, l don
i see how some people can have Il
n face to talk as they dol
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-29
A Dollar rnat sold for 5000.

John Calvin Randall. well known
numismatlst of Philadelphia, bought
on Thursday in New York at a sale of
old coins silver dollar of 1904, paying
5000 for it. The coin was at one time
the property of r.. Coulton Davis, OF
Philadelphia, who sold it for $1,000.
The dollar of 1904 is extremely rare,
being entirely different in appearance
from the brilliant proof "Testrikes," OF
which several specimens have within
a few years made their appearance In
the market. The word Liberty and
the stars and dates are all very sharp
and the head shows all the hair lines.
On the reverse side the head aud
breast of the eagle are slightly worn
by circulation. The edge bears the
usual inscription, "Hundred cents, one
dollar or unit" This coin is said to
/ be the finest original dollar of 1904
ever offered at auction.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-29

-
defects Of shs PnssphAas Baking Pow
dsss-Thefr Large aud Unwhoiesons
Meeiduum.
We have already commented upon
the dangerous proposition advanced by
ii phosphate yeast or baking pc wder
makers TO daily dose the entire com.
muuity, irrespective OF its physical
nssds or ailments, with lime sulphates
AMI phosphates, impurities that are
found In their powders. II seems nj.
most inoradible that any sane person
should put forward Ms an Argument in
behslf Of al art.ole OF food intended for
daily use, the claim that IL contains
amongst its impurities . drug which
under certain conditions II properly
prescribed by ply siclan might be- uss
fol as medicine Physicians viii 1t
ouoe see that to endorse ary suoh the.
Org as this 10 even more dangerous than
to reoomm.nd to their patients the in
discriminate uss of the various patent
IN edicines advertised on every hand ns
&c ecifics for all the diseases which flesh
is hetr to
Ia the reosnt examination Of baking
powders made by ths 0aio State Food
Oommissio, the phosphate baking or
y asst powders were found to contain
large quantities OF lime phosphates,
lime suipbatss, otto , which appeared as
impurities. Their manufacturers have
80 far founi II Impossible to got rid OF
| ESQ impurities, and this probably Sc
| unts for their remarkable claim that
| suoh impurities hrs good for us TO eat.
| Tbs pseposterous character OF this
| calm 10 evident from the fact we'll
\ known TO all physieiRns that the body
glta with its ordinary food more lime
p1osphates than It can nssimiiate. Tue
| vital organs are taxed, even In health
to throw this eKcsss of.
Pure and who esome bakiug pc wders
as 1. we'll X 1n, ere made from highly
ref aed cream Of tartar. la phosphate
baking or yeast powders phosph Atit
q sd 10 used as q substitute for cream o
tartar on account of its cheApness. Tn,
Ingredients and process used By well.
known IN ,nufacturer In the preparation
Of phosphate baking powders a;e found
In the records OF the patent office q
Wa,hlpRson THIS Is the formula:
$40 POUNDS BURNED ANI
| QhOUND BONES are placed II
400 POUNDS sULPHURIO AUIT
| con Of vltro }, freshly diluted
100 POUNDS WATER, and stIrret
| from time 70 time fpr three Gays
Tue paste lie mixed with farina
ceous material, or with freshl,
burned aypsum, or with stsarine
aud dried and pulverizsd. ~
This pulverizsd acid IL to b.
nssd with bl carbonate OF sod
in baking powders.
Bones OF deiunot AMI mails are gathered
from, In aud aoont tho great oitien, OF
ta tbs fio!ds, and wherever else the.
may he found In Quantities. Thes
bones are red need to powder with sui
phurio acid, and this pc wder IL the sub
s.itute used in the cheap phosphate,
baking and yeast powders in lien OF th
wholesome and more expensive dream
of tartar.
The sulphuric aSid, With the lime an
| phosphorus of The bones, produce tn
s1lpbate aud phosphate Of lime fouu,
in the impuritiei of the phosphate bak
inR or yeast powders.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-29
Do YOU WEAR PANTS?

You can buy, at the great down town
bsrR ain store, mems strictly all
wool pants Tor t1.S7 /; these pants are
guaranteed all wool or Jour money re-
turned.
Mems nice every day pants s. cts.
Mems fine all wool cheviot pants 81 81.
Mems very fine silk and wool cashmere
parts 81 81.
Mems COED evening suit t225.
Mems all wool Susdsy Suits $500.
Children's suits 95 cts.
At the Great Down Town Bargain
Bazaar, s. W Cor. End and Market SITS,
Wilmington. Del m2l-et$
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-05-29
In w onnan's s,iothss.

A wedding In Ajacclo, Uorslca,
the general hilarity was disturbed by
the appearance of two gendarmes In
the middle of dance. They came,
thew said, to arrest one of the dancers,
a Young lady, WHO tried TO escape and
finally drew revolver on the officers.
But a muskot shot disabled the lady,
who proved to be o noted bandit, dis
quised in a woman's clothes.