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Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
DON'T MISS

The chance now offered
to get a good Overcoai
cheap, which J. T. Mul.
lin & Son are offering
They want to close theii
Overcoats, to get theil
room and the cash. After
a general re-marking
down, they have now
made another reduction
OF 10 per cent. on all
Heavy Overcoats.
They are now busy
with all their force max
ing up Spring Clothing
but not so busy but
would be glad to make
anyone a nice Suit or an
Overcoat to their order
They offer boys Over
coats at the same low
prices as their Mems
They want to sell them
1t will pay well to buy, il
even for another season
They close at 6 p. IN.
except Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
Philadelphia, Wilmington 81,
timors Rail2oai.
FEBRUARY sth So.
Trains viii leave wilmington =.

wilmington rs folla.
Philadelphia te1pressl, alntp,~
~ q, Sz4. &. 10. s4aand o. a. = n, vi
Accommodation, go. Tta ~
~ to9 ~ 7to 10 %. 10 10 D n "S
Eof Sheemr texpressl, BSI ia
a n q II II -, 30 Il 81 a. m. u 81. 81, "a II
AcsS,nna nad..ion, sn TO 7A ,,,
New York, %, az 10 Az
an n, ~ q %. IA. 70 la rss.s
For wssI Chester, via Lap,s,,
Isisa a. m, 2.saand 46op. "a ''a' sAn
| For Newark tCentr' and int.-u.,.
u2ns, ga. m Il SsaniGtip n "''lA -
M rs soc nnd II ans !, ,ia'sImedla'e % -'al,s, ,r,
BSliimors and ii.g " Line.7No
baltimore and Washington,
~ u u ana sna X a. m l2oC, = H. n II
Trains for Delaware Diyiliop I,.,.,
New Castle, sou, SlJa. IA Niil;
% p. M, and ie % Might ~ "a ~
hometown and I.ewcs. slUt,4lu.
heaiord teapreasl, JBp. III. ""ha,
hMr'af,pn' M y N ~ De'inar' and was ,4a,a. 4,
ETptssssss A y 10 Harrington, ,naa,,y
Express ior dover. Hsrrias,,o a.,
mar, l2.S p N aud 1906 Nl.lt :" W
franki IN city, DA. M,
Express for tape uharIes oi,o
fort and Norfolk, y NJ "a ~ I'D sl' e
Leave Philadelphia, broad .,,.,. -,
HtngtOn (expressl, l1B, ~ -f7
~ - y Is, u 20, u SlA. n, et. an a.
" b2i, so. e67, ii20p n, ''Nih
Accommoda Ion, bp, lDH, q m
q, fG. bH 10 Joa 10 80, a4d Il C9
SUNDAY TRAM,
| For Philadelphia (rHprolsl an ,,..
10, y 10, II 5la, m, ~, bgs, ND -itrNV
AcgoI mediation 5iha. IA. L-l ~,
$50, Ttn, and 10 " p. m
fOr Chesier leAprcss), fB.1ln. ggr
l Accommodation, shan t.RH
. -. and 7.41 y. ni. ''"' VI
For New York (eIprrssl. 21.iy, IA :.
rs II 81 a. m, az, 5. I, 'tss III ,,1nN
y. m. ~ ~
aud 8 81 y m. ''A '''tH,
For Cane Charlea, ull pol,i ..,.,,..
| Norfolk / .O5 Night. 'H'''1 ~
| For new Ca5l e, MidGlftgrp r,,,,.
Dovtr, Felton, Harrington s,ii.-I iI!sn,-
aud DelmAr, II OS Night. AH'+
baltimore and Masulngti-. ia ~ an
" u =. m, i2c6, % ~ All /. q "a R,lH
more, 9. 70 and u Ssp, III.
Leave l'hllade phla, BsJi4 Sire. IA, va
A. NJ, SOS, 6.G and ii'sP n j." ~ AH
l Accommodate Ion sm, H..Ay ,rxsm
10, G.b aud II. n T.. ii. --'"-'@
i FOR tufther tnformAunu tN.,ryy..,,.-. -.
terred To the ticket Onco Al lI ado,
ItAlns marked thus ~ ~. uuit-a t1nt,u
upon which extra fare is clsiggi
tLHAb, E. PUGH Wnnn
General Manager GIn,ril /. .,a"asstls
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06

FRANK HURD, ,one OF the leading tret
trade disciples, objects to our prossciivs
tariff on the ground thai Il promotes
too much prod stion, and has orea,ed .
prod olng ospAoity which can produce
as much In six months ~ We can oon-
sumo In . year. In other words II far
nishes too much work for our me.
chanios, and thereiore We should hood
the country with foreign made goods
and shrow onr oWn people out OF work.
The latter part oi hli assertion Is prov
ed untrue by the facts, as 1t is an un-
slterAole law, that the supply is limited
BY the demand, consequently II the de-
mand Is only great enough to consume
In an entire year what Is produced In
six months, our mAnufaotories, mills
and other industries would only be run
on half time instead OF full time IS they
moi v are.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06

ly vtolA,e the laws In the pursut, Of
their business We would therefore
veEture to sug gsesi that the most effec'
tive means OF operation would be fol
this association TO see that the law II
strictly obeyed by every liquor seller In
this city. [, this is done, there will be
fewer remonstranoes, - tho liquor meu
will weed ont the lay breakers them
sslvss. and the lAw-Abldins 9 portion vii
not be Obliged 70 suffer for the sins o.
the others.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
CALIFORNIA.

Special Parties. ssmi.Monthly. Free
Sleeping OaIs. Cheap Rates. Southern
kou g. Address E 1Avley, General
EAslern Agent, 500 Broad way, N Y.
ii W. Carr, 402 Chestnut street, Phi q.
delphls, or any Railroad Ticket Agent
9.sB,l6t
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
THE srH DAY OF FEBaUARY, lsl

THE srH DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1855,
at II o'clock, a. m,
On the premises, all that pat Of the farU Of
the late Edward stroud, deceased, in PeneA
der Hundred, New Castle Coanty, near Iron
Hill station. on the Philadelphia, wilmington
and Baltimore Railread. About2 miles from
Newark, containing about 7e acres OF lana.
more or less. The Improvements on this part
of the fAi m are alarge mansion house and out
Terms made known on day of sale, by
MARY E. STROUD, Administratrix.
The above mentioned tract of land and an
adjoining tract lying 10 the State of Mary
land, contAlning about 81 acres. more or less D.,
will be sold As one tract at the time and place
Afor, said. Ihe two tracts together contain
about 1854 acres, more or less. The improve
ments thereon consist Of = large mansion
house, farm house and tenant house. large
barn, corn CRIB grAntTy, wagon house aud
other out-buildingE. The land is Of nne quail
~, divided into fields nn Ter good fencing. IL
Is particularly adapted To raising fruiL and
there is a young peach orchard In full bearing.
thereon; also an apple orchard In ull bearing,
ard Olher fru ttrees. The farm runs to the
Iron Ilill station u Phtlatiel Ohia, Whining on
Aad Baltimore railroad, and lime and other
mAnures are landed close Athand. The neigh
borhord IL heAlthy and desirable as place 81
residence. BENJAMIN NlEi.Ds.
Ill-ddw-ts Attorney for heirs.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
UharIss pickena TO Road.

Arrangements have been made to
have Charles Dickens, the son of the
great novelist, read at the Opera House
on Wed nesday evening, February %.
Young Diokens has bseu drawing Rooi
houses else here.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
BALTIMOaE a OnIO EAiLEOII,
soHEpHLh IN EITEOf, roy.aM
rRGing laAva lbslAgNe ay,i.rs IaS.

TTainE isAvs I'slAWNs AvpuJs ist0t
For Philadelphia ard Chu,t ,L'RI
20, 20, 10 10 AM lta ~ ~ 7u,ik|
90, 10, btt, 0 80, Z 70, sta INRl
I'm suncnys, 7 90 I Lb, 6SE lgIBstd NM
n.; l 60, . ", o 10. Gsi, GO and sIpa
For Chicago, WbooiluE ughrburi
Sandulhy, daily, Tt0a IN Gld sEEE
Tor Pittsbuig, daily, 0U IL, aall o.
Eor Ciboinnsti. IOylsvilio ami St LA
dtily, y 10 a. u. and 4Op L.
tor baltimore and Wssh,uEt0n lli Nw
afk and HAVE do TRACE, T. 10 n n Ii!M
20 q. n. IN Sundsyl I aOAli.llLE
2 40 and 0 90 U. ~.
FOR SipRsrly SIS and u 70 a m;i6
90 and 80 - IN. and 1880 ul'rld. q
Sundays, u 10 a. M; as, biORns &Il
| LOIi LAhDERhEhu, v 70 q. asiii
only, l0to :. N. and 40 p j. W
exeapt SUNDAY. 0 20 .. IN. 6Eu,.
Trains lsavo dAiNst .ftIo-t 1jAuA.
for Philadelphia 2tb y. IA, dfAI uy
sunday. f0c Bnitlmcjo gG p L
daily, except Sunday ROY LLadtasgi
$50 suc 1850 a. hi. and I3B ?. N, ID
except Sundays s.lb d. IA EuaIu -
mo 10 70 a. m. train connects At Ia
Junction with UipoinrAu aud q La
through oxprcRs, daily, sacsrt SuaiI n
10 y. IN. oanrsctG With UhissS9 Esa q
Louis express daily.
Trains iof Sbys gAiiis
phiA, daily, ~ @, $40, . 80, t.0RhEla
Aoo, 30, 't-0o. $40. a.bs. e.lC lgNRE
bailY oxoept buadRy, I.la =. \ III
noon, sat. II sop. IA.
Express trains
". d. OLEm mENIB, On iNsR
MANAGER, 9Sn Al Al1
Telephone No. IH
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
stape OF tna remnrrn,
Rns MaA,nnr.

To'morrcu promises to be fair, slis ht,
~ colder, followed by partial cloud.
ness and slight rise OF temperature.
wednesday fair, cloudy, and ra!heI
warmer.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
WILMIuHrunI a n0nruEElaI

WILHIHREVn a u naHLnEKAAI
f1mo tsbie In ehest NOV. 21,a l'i I'M
ieavo Wilmington FT0ash slseoti uiskH
OF lLeaeiGt, BirdEbers, lot-ni, 9laa
hsidi WayntshpIE JUuctl6n, MAnt 70
,llle, IEmSQuA, Allentown, Letssoa VI
nersyille nfd ri points op SIT pt.iNi,lill
ald hoading X. H., T.eo =. u. srt ZAP L
For Springfield, WHyhe-nag ~
son, COhteiVillo, EMbfroylllc. lssa
GAsdd'B Eorl and OuPont'a sui MA,
Ai!e.s polHta,7.et A.In., ALs, ana tttbz
lor Ooatesgill6 and intsGlod iA,a rla
st 20 9. m, 4 80 and Gtt p -.
fof West Jasstsr, I o. = ~. EtjitlH
p, Ia.
kor Rev Hriiga anu intsfmsditi' Ps,ai
s,lo .. l.. and oh hAsarSay, Ats - asluh
p. IN.
IN sunday for RssdfIg and iaNi1ti.s
polhts, at GO H., and ioi Nllib&llaN
lLtcIlneiigte points al O. p 10.
(. 2. MUUA DSLAEn .. u, BIStbp,
SuDetints' dent pNn1 Paa M7
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06

EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ES-
- tate. Will be exposed TO public sale
ON FRIDAY FEBRUARY ioru,
Atse'clock y. M,
on ihr prrmisfA In he city Of WAulnE'Sn
lpelh"Are, The following desert ed real esta y ,
the properly of thr late ". b. Bullock de-
eesstd, that ceriain lot of land with a
S,hl"ty hrlck dwelling hC usC thereon erected,
situate In the tAld city ~ Wilmington, On
tht tasttrlv side OF TA'nHll street, a. the dis
iahcc ot Is ieet from the BolhtTly side of
h.tfthth street and having front on TatnAll
sthtl OF "a tect q inches AVID runniH Y back
we dtplh of " feet 4 inches, containing Q
room, bath ana shed Kitchen aud ali II udern
improvements, including heater, gas, hot
anu coll water. y AtCr ClOsetA, etc.
Alt-n -ndAare will be given and terms made
known al he hme Aod place afortSaii, hy
,-.,, HARRY ). BULLOCK,
febl'eod-ts Executor.
pUBLlU SALE or HORSES-WE
4 will sell At public sale, at our
livery stables, EdRmoht avenue, ono square
nom r., W. = Il. Il. X. depot, Ohestor, on
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY ., lass,
at O'CLOCK p. m,
On head of younS, sound Ohio r.
- horsos, Euttablo for all purposes. .faSS
Ihese horses have been carefully ssleoye /
by X. l.. Roberts.
and months credit.
kUBEkTS h HARHuM,
L.. W. Stidham d Son, Auots. II dAW.u
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
! made known on day Of sale, by
A UulruR's SALE.

by virtue OF warrant of Tho N Ryor of the
city Of Wilmington, to no directed, will be
exposed 10 public sale, at 2 o'clook p. m, on
FRIDAY, TENkUARY 10th, 1883,
At the Auditors uftios, No w Ehst sixth
street, (2i story in ths city Of RilminRtor,
New UAbtle Uounty. state Of Delaware, all
that certain itt, pitcs or parcel OF lind, cit
uate sc ioIlowE:
BeRinninE at the corner formed BY the To-
tsraection OF the Southorly side Of A street
and the tssierly tide Ola 40 ieot wide street
IGld out parallel with and At the distan,o OF
1875 feet westerly frcm Olaymont street Ar
now called Queen street, thence fouthsrly
along said rido Quobn street 20 feet 10 3
stake, thence easterly and parallel with A
street 90 foot TO . stake, Themes nertherly
and parallel with Queen street 20 teet 10 the
sforesaid sOutheriy side of A street an
thence thereby westerly 60 feet TO the y iaoo
OF beginning, DO the contents thereof what
thew may
Seized and taken into execution as the
properly OF Joseph NJ. LOns, ana To be sold
by JOHN N. NEWELL,
City andi or.
N. u. The above named properly is to bo
sold 10 satlsfy lien thereon Tor curbinE and
paving kldcnAlks. iRn2s-lu
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06

THE New OAsse Star, in trying TO
refuse NAsby's elu usidahon OF the tariff,
throws out the impusS.ton tia. cloth
manufactured In this country is moth.
ing more than shoddy, and that II we
really want something eI,rn we are
obliged to send to Elrope for i, and
then pay the tariff before we can get iy.
We cannot see thss this works any un.
necessary hardship = those who EA.h
10 purchase foreign u Ade goods, when
equl'ly as good, and In many lpstAn ,es
better, can be bou3h; 3; home, the Dro.
ducts Of our own mills aud the haudl.
work OF our own working people.
There ls just 1s good cloth mAis In this
country IS there Is In any country on
the face OF the earth, and those wh1 are
not satisfied with IL should not objsci
to pay tariff on the imported article,
and We do not believe they do, tor there
Is . Glass In this country who are will
Ing to make almost any sacrifice to OBJ
tain that which Is "English, yor
know"
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
Foreign missions.

To morrow afternoon a. . o'cloCk
there viii be a meeting OF the L1dies
Foreign Missionary Society IN Hanover
Presby tartan Church. An address will
be delivered in the evening by Mrs.
Lucy 5. BAinbridge. Mrs. BAinbridge
will also address the members of the 30.
ciety during the afternoon session on
"WOmAn's Work In Hsathen and Mos.
lem Lands She viii address q public
meeting at $50 y. M. on tho sui set Of
= Woman's Duty In 1890" As Mfs.
BAinbridgs Is a gifted and eloquent
speaker, all should embrace thls upnor,
faulty to hear her.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06

Caleb Sharpless, who removed to New
London township .ast apSing, will
move back TO KtuEelt tow uship, hav.
ing rented the farm nf Smith O.zzsus.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06
/. nN1NIsTRAToR.s SALE OF REAL
ON wEDE EsDAY,

"A estate.-By virtue Of an order OF the Or
phans' urt In New Castle County, will be
sold AT public sale,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06

sRvERAA MEMBERS OF the LsTy
Court expressed their disApprovAl OF
the actions OF the Assessors And poll oe
off GERS o. the City Hall last week, aud
said that II was the most dasiardly out
<sge ever perps.rAted on the people oil
this city. Now, will these gentle men
show BY their Aas that they mean whai
they ray, BY giving the dlsirAnchised
thousands In this city every opportu,
ni'y to bs placed on the lists at the
coming session OF tkaG body? VIII they
also zee that tteIr CLERK, with his defeo.
tive memory, obeys their mandate, and
does rot forget TO enter The name after
1t has been ordered by the oourt? And
lastly, will they also lock after the
clerks who make ont the duplicates,
and see that voters names ara spelled
correctly, DO Eiidle letter dropped or
changed, aud lhA. these dopliuA. .es are
placed In the hands Of the collectors al
as early day as p1ssiblt2 II the mem.
bers OF the ccur. will do these things
they will not only largely increase the
revenues OF the county, bat will also
Prove that lhe!r denun ,iAtlon OF this
Oily Hail ousrAZes is not merely uu.
meaning words 10 deceive the people.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06

DUBLIC SALE-WILL BE SOLD AT
public Eale at the 5. E. cor. o Third and
Jackson streets, on Tuesday evening, Feb
1tht Al7 O'Clock, n full ne Of groceries with
the stove hStures. HI KILL 4 IANk, Auct' 3
Tt.Jt
Daily Republican., 1888-02-06

DUBIlO SALJ-rBE SUBSURIBEk
II intending 70 quit the dairy business
Will eoll ut public sale, on the premises, on
Penny Hill, in brAndywino Hundred, on
WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY s, 1855,
atl o'olost p. m,
The following personal property, to wit:
Throo cod WJrE horses; / yourg mare,
Montreal stock ,ooln ing years old Bappy
edlum colt, coming years old.
Thirteen head OF mich coWs. .homo-TAiaed,
some freth and o'hers IpringinE;t heiferp,
from TO years old; l thoroughbred Alder.
ney belfer, ] thOrsug ghbred holstein bull,
coming yoarH; good brood g0ws, with
pigs by their sidcsi no-top buggy, nearly
new; 0ermAntOwn way on. ploWB, harroWs,
oultiVators, II ller, ~ acres OF whOat In tho
around and many othsr articles TOO numer-
ous u mention.
sale positive, A credit will DO given.
JAMES Nc HAHUH,
L. W. StidhAm u Son, Auct'L
iAL2o 2s.ns.t.T.d 2tw
PUBLio SALE.
WIN be sold at public sais, at the stables
Of tho subscrlbers, No. tl9 W. Front st.,
Wilmington, Del, on
Friday, February 10, 1888,
At Il O'Clock p. m, sharp,
2SHEAD or MISSOURI
& HORSES. &
Al good WORKERS and drivers. some
nobby teams
Every ORE 70 DO rs rspresoatod.
NO pos .pononlni as1ou1I Of wsAther.
credit Of w days on notes with interest
addtd, with approved endorssrs.
JESTER d MCDANIEL.
l.. " StidhAm n Son, Aucti onssrs.
fi.d&w.M
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-09-14
Sound Advice.

A Howard street mother has considerable
trouble with little incorrigibe. He is chock
full of natural deprayity, and yet is exceed
ingly bright.
81 declare, George, don't know what to
do with you" she said the other day. 81
have punished you severely half dozen
times for this same otfense, but it does nc
good"
ut seems that it doesn't" he said
Mother, tell you what I'd do were l you
I'd just give up in despair"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-09-14

what have you in the shape of
oranges ~ asked customer at the Composite
Store in rural town. "Basebals and dough.
nuts" was the response. "Which'll you
have?"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-09-14

Mamma" inquired Flossie, didn't the
minister say that got my eyes from you p"
Yes, dear" "And you really used to have
four eyes, mammal"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-09-14
Ben Hardin's Big Dog Speech.

Ben Hardin, the Kentucky lawyer, was an
orator possessed of such skill in moving the
hearts of men that very few who had heard
the beginning of one OIL his speeches had in
clination or ability to leave before its coDclu-
sion.
He once hit upon the ingenious device of
describing theconversations which had taken
place among the dogs of the town about his
clients adversary and the opposing witness
This speech occupied the greater part of the
day.
A farmers wife, living in the country, had
sent her negro boy to town on an Grand
with orders to return as soon as il was com
ploted. The boy, however, did not appear
again until nightiall, and his mistress, out of
all patience, asked her husband to take him
out for whipping.
The master, intending to comply, thought
he would nevertheless, hear what the negro
had to say in self defence.
"Ill tell you how it was, massa," said the
boy. ~ Invent to town, and was starting home,
and heard Mr. Hardin speaking ] put my
head into the court house door, Just to hear
what he was talking about. He was telling
what some dogs had said, and got to listen
Ing, and the first thing knew it was night"
well, George" said the master, "If that
was what was keeping you, shall have to let
you of this time. was caught by that same
dog speech myself"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-09-14

We know Of no mode of treatment which Of
1ers TO sufferers from chronic diseases a more
pretended in the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla.-
For purifying and invigorating the blood, this
preparation is uneuualed
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-09-14
The Egis & Intelligencer
Bel Air. Md, September "A, 1855.
A CONFEaSION.

Do you remember. little wife.
How years ago we two together
Saw nAught but love illumine life
In sunny days or winter weather.
Do you recall in younger years
To part day was bitter pain2
Loves light was hid in clouds OF tears
TIL meeting cleared the sky again.
Do you remember how we two
Would stare into each others eyes,
Til all the earth grew heavenly blue
And speech was lost in happy signs?
Do you another thing recall
That used 10 happen often then;
How. simply passing in the hail.
We'd stop To smile and kiss again!
DO you remember how | sat,
And reading, held your hand in mine.
Caressing IL with gentle pat
one pat for every blessed line?
Do you recall how ut the play
Through hours of agony we tarried?
The lovers griefs brought us dismay;
On, we reJoced when they were married
And then walked hOmeward arm in arm,
Beneath the crescent mOOnlet new
That smiled on us with silent charm;
So glad that we were married too.
All me, I was years and years ago
When all this happened that sing,
And many time the winter snow
Has slipped from olive slopes of spring.
And now-oh. nonsense lot us tell;
fig for laugh of maids or men!
You'll hide your bushes I'll not. Well
were ten times worse than we were
then.
T'eDfJyp,
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-09-14

Your singing is delightful, Miss Ethel"
said MIR. Bore. at fairly carried me away"
Indeed p returned Miss Ethel, with yearn.
ing ut the clock Il hadn't noticed it,"
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-09-14
Eczema, Itchy. scaIy, Skin Tortures

H60"J' SV"Iy' SIKH HOTtureS
The simple application of "Swayne's Ointment
without any internal medicine, will cure any
case Of letter, Salt Rheum, Ringworm, Piles
Itch, Sores, Pimples, Eczema, all Scaly Skin
Eruptions, no matter how obstinate or long
friH ~S1NS
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-09-14
How to Reduce Your Expenses.

You can do 1t easily, and you will not have to
deprive yourself of single comfort on the con.
trary, you will enjoy life more than ever. How
can you accomplish this result? Easily; cut
down your doctors bills. When you lose your
appetite, and become bilious and constipated
ana therefore low-spirited. don't rush off to the
family physician for prescription, or, on the
other hand. wait until you are sick abed before
doing anything at all :but just go to the drug.
gist and Tor twenty-five cents get supply OF
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Purgatve Pellets. Take
them as directed. and our word for it, your I'M
pleasant symptoms will disappear as If by magic
you have no big doctors bills to pay. and every.
py.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1888-09-14

. 'Mr. Greeley died before the Meeting OF the
Electoral College Of 1872
AS neither candidate received the required ma
GRITTY in 1924, John q. Adams was elected Prrsi-.
lent by the House of Representatives.
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Next Presidential Election November 9th, 1888.
Syllables Govern the World.
Now, is the Watchword OF the Wise. Insure
Now!
:, Now, is on the Banner of the Prudent and
Now IN the time to Insure in The Washington.
r, Now, is the constant syllable ticking from the
Clock of Time.
Now. is the time to take an Endowment Poll
cy is The Washington.
Is your Life Insured? None will question
the wisdom of immediate action. The Crisis of
Mans Destiny is Nova constantly recurring
Hanger. What better time to Insure than
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AN EXPLANATION,

What Is this nervous trouble" with which so
many seem now to be afflicted? IT you will re-
member a few years ago the word Malaria was
comparatively automatically 1t is as COM
mon as any word In the English language yet
this word covers only the meaning of another
WORD used by our forefathers In times past. So
IL Is with nervous Diseases as ey and Malaria
are intended to cover what our grandfathers
called Blliousness and all are caused by troubles
tnat arise from diseased condition of the Liver
when IN performing its functions finding II can
not dispose OF the bile through the ordinary chan
mel Is compelled to pass 1t OFF through the sys-
ZEN, causing nervous troubles, Malaria, Bilious
Fever. etc. You who are suffering can well APP
Preciate acure. Werecommend Green's August
Flower Its cures are marvellous.
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Names


The Presidential Vote.
A table of the Popular and Electoral votes from
1924 to 1884,
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Next Presidential Election November 9th, 1888.
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-lfyou want to be well-informed take
paper. Even paper Of pins will give you
some good points.
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She Couldn't UNDERESTIMATE

What in the world has happened to you since
the last time | saw your" asked one lady of
another when they met on the street the other
day u car understand IT. Then you were pale.
haRgard and low-sprited, and remember you
SAID that you hardly cared whether you lived or
died. To-day you look ever so much younger,
and 1t is very evident from your beaming face
that your low spirits have taken flight" Eyes,
indeed, was the reply "and shall tell you
what drove them away? 1t was DR.. Pierces
Favorite Prescription. l was martyr 10 func-
uonal arrangements until began taking the
prescription Now am as well as ever was
In my life. No woman who suffers as did, ought
derful remedy"