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, 1888-02-22
ON THE ID
work Accomplished by the Legislature
Yesterday.
THOMAS MOONLIGHT,
Governor.
Territorial Council.
APPROVED.

APPROVED.
A message from bis excellency informed
the council that the joint resolution au-
thorizing the printing OF 100 copies of the
veterinarians report, and the house bill
repeating the special law in relation to the
running at large of bulls on the Laramie
pAins, had been approved.
INTRODUCED.
-Four bills, notice of the introduction of
which had been given Monday, were read
a first time and referred to various com
mittees.
CONSIDERING.
There were two sessions of the commit
tee of the whole council during the day.
Mr.. Bliss and Mr.. Loucks acted as chair
men. Bills were disposcd Of in various
manners. No action was taken on either
of the reports.
LIQUOR LICENSE
The committee of the whole recon.
mendcd tho passage of the bill increasing
the retail liquor license from $500 to 5000
per annum If enacted, the law will take
effect July l, 1883.
APPoRTIoNMENT.
By unanimous consent Mr.. Symons
gave notice of the early introduction of a
bill ito apportion the territory into coun-
Gil and representative districts" With the
organization of new counties redistrictlng
will become a necessity.
1t was a very quiet day in the council.
No lengthy discussions took place and
there were very few spectators present.
Adjourned until . o'clock Thursday
afternoon.
, 1888-02-22

NONN trihe with any Throat OF
oSN Lung Disease. If you have
o Cough or Cold, or the children arc
threatened with Group or Whooping Cough,
use Acker's English Remedy and prevent
further trouble. 1t is a positive cure,
and We guarantee it. Price 10 and SOC
DR.. W. N. Hunt.
, 1888-02-22
To LOAN.

$4,000 to loan on inside property at
reasonable interest.
FRANK A. SITTER,
No. 1921 Ferguson street.
, 1888-02-22

Legal blanksat the Leader Office.
, 1888-02-22

-on Read S. Kellncr's ad this morning.
, 1888-02-22

In the usual form Mr.. Van Devantor
ave notice of the early introduction of a
bill establishing a fiscal agency for Wyo,
, 1888-02-22

-Four bills, notice of the introduction of
which had been given Monday, were read
a first time and referred to various com
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

IT WOULD almost sean that II Il .
PERFECTLY Legitimate and honest busi-
ness for men 70 rob and detrAud banks
Not long ago . bank ola Jer In smother
State helped himself to the money that
had been deposited By other people and
then sffscisd . compromise with the
bank ofislAls, whereby he returned ,
part on condition that they would not
prosecute him. In another ohse the
attorney for one Of this class OF thieves
had the Audholly, Whan he found that
the case was going AgAlnst bile client, 10
propose . settlement 20 the courk
whereby 9 part OF the money would DO
returned and the prosecution dropped,
but II is almost needless TO say thai the
offer was rsIsoled. Another bank ofi-
clAl In one OF the Eastern States helped
himself to $3.50. 600, and when arrested
calmly informed The tffi erH that he
was Wiling 10 return all OF the stolen
funds, except $3.50. 900, on condition
that they would not prosecute him, and
II they did mot choose 10 accept II they
o1uld send him TO ISL, As he would moi
have TO stay many years 81 the worst
Now the no Is comes from Harrisburg
that one OF the men, who while presi
dent OF the ShAokAmAxon Bank, IL
Philadelphia, oonspired with others Il
steal everything connected with Thu
bank. eKospt the building, has as
bsen pArdoned By The Board OF Pardon
Of Pennsylvania. Verify, II Ia muol
bestsr to rob bank than TO raid hoI
roosi.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

CLEVELAND. o., July 17-9. II.
JarVIs, who clSims to be . wealthy nt'
toIney Of Toronto, Canada, and hle
companion. Mrs. Madeline Campbell,
were aEraiRnsd yettsTdAy, on the charge
OF living together as man and vile
TIE woman was married to . q. Camp
bell at Buffalo last April, and theii
honey moon WAS hardly ended before
she decided to cast her lines With jar
Wis. They came TO Cleveland carly lu
June. Jarvis sBys that he eettled $50,
900 on his wife and two children II
ToroI TO and came to the United S.Htei
30 that he conld occurs n divorce anC
marry MIs. Campbell. His father, h
says, was a Canadian o6icial. Mrs
Campbell declares that her father wa
an ofacsr in the EnGlhh army. ebe y
10 and jarvis Is 90 yelrp cid. The!
were held for trial.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

THU CAsZ OF The scRanz machine
Ay3dI U1eua-uHi &c cur o0lrmng On
Saturday aul sgsin yssserday, hss
excited come aG.gut, mad 10 MISTER
OF justice, co. guiy 70 SO sing MACHINE
Rgsn IS, bu; 80 g.! others Sc Ing gcois
on insislimea &. We lAE9 4eomed 1; I'd
visAsle 70 agAla se'6r 10 the subjscE. In
this EAR. "a We understand f., tbs
vonsn b. ign. 5eging machine for
$50, On HLl3E sGs tgtaei 70 psy t3 o
mJr.h uui the ina 6DoEns Was paid.
She, however, dld not Lave bill Of
sale 10 sAis gtfssI, bat merely l5Ese,
In WAsc sa5 sEcsei to pay s. a monL
rsnt !df the Us9 Of ths na 5hluei wiIh
pfovis0 thGi s. 3Ae tRlei 70 pay tha
ron s. 1. Came dGs, sac, over her own
signature, sgteed shay the agent Shoaid
81 Aay time 6risr her houss nud TO
possess h!nogll Of HhAs was uudouo;-
eddy his properly ultu Il WAS pAid for
This agreenea. KaI Voluntarily entered
into by ths purchaser, and sush being
the Gaze L. wou.d NJ doubt have been
sustained BY the CONT, the same a
Others jlst ike Il have bsen. s. Ions
as at SgresueRl does no. ooLhNot VIII
the lSE Il musl atAn5, and this fac
should be Tensm 5ered By all who BAY
gods ca las,A!lments Places Wher
gods eto Ee.L n shlB manner are
greEs CONVEX enoe aud bansaI to th
p1Oil9, es thtrG 40 hundreds OF per
sons No, 4 ley were obliged 10 wal
until sbsy c1lid a"s money 10 pa
cAsh lJr the goods IGey need, won!
never DC RJ.s 20 ssi tasm, as some.hiu
would always be scre 10 come and tai
the money they Wers putting away Il
this purpos9. tbs pIDprleiors OF she
places must lave somn Law to prote
then, other = los they would soon hA'
10 Eelinq1IsA business, and from SCI
erAl 6e5islCns oar oouTl has rendered
oLses OF th,S klud, persons wko b
reuiDg machines, organs or o'her goo
en- ils.Allmeuis, Gao r5st assured th
THEY eau ba compelled 10 pay for The
or give shtm up.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

The remark Of the Ksnnett Advance
that Frederick Klair, Residing rear the
Lower BrApdy8iue Preebyterlau
Church, ChristisnA hundred, has the
bsst Geid Of corn in the neiRnborhood
has led to the claim that Maluher Becker
Of BENNETT Township has a field ID
(which the corn 10 higher than mah''
head, and cannot be surpassed, while
portions who have seen the field o
Wesley Finn, near Hockeesin, MI
Cfesk Hundred, say that he has th'
bsst field in the State. The Advance
thinks the best way 10 settle the quse'
tion is to sppoiut q com mitson 10 in
speot tho corn add report on the same
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

John Lowther, of ChTistiauA hundred,
oEsrs him self Hs 3 candidate for the BE.
publican nomination iot sheriff. BE
sage that he was candidate when the
party had no chance, and now that
there Is better prospect for success, he
wishes TO bs In line HewAs n member
Of the First Delaware Battery, and he
wishes the boys to revive old assooiA
tlons. Mt. LoWther makes the sixth
candidate out, the others being WIN. j,
Tank, OF the same hund.ei; VIM A,
Hukill and VIM. 9immJna, Of this city
s. 81. E1pos, OF 81. Georges hundred
and Elias n. Moors, OF AppoQuinl-
mink,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

IF GROVER CLEVELAND could re.
call his remarkable iree-trade message
We believe that he would do H. and
hold 1t with The Mills bill Ia reserve
unul after the election in November.
When that Esmsrkabls message was
sent to Congress oil the DsmocrAlc
clubs lhrouRhou. The country were In
haste 10 endorse IL, aud Il Was made
hhs basis Ct the platform adopted NJ
the s.. Louis Convention, on which Mr..
Cleveland nov stands % . candidate
for reelection. Bat already the re-
action hAb set In, ind the mutterluga OF
Ahe approa 3hihg storm are hsArd on
every hGnd. Hundreds OF prominent
Democrats are nov announcing their
intention OF voting the Republican
tlcket ct the coming election, not be-
cause Of any personal feeling ihey have
for the candidates., bat because II Is the
pAr,y that favors protection 10 Amtrl'
can Industries. AS such Is the oAss We
Hnd the Democrats, with but few eK-
captions, throughout the North endeav-
orlnn 10 20 back Of their reoord and In
duce the people TO believe that their
party Is not In favor Of freq trade, and
that such construction OF the plain
words Of their platform IL IN error.
Said Governor Hil OF New York: at
thought the platform meant Iree
trade would NOT support IT." and We
may expect 10 hear more VI this kind
Of stuff before the campaign Is over,
As an offset TO this Mr.. WAIsersont
who framed the platform, sAys: "rhG
Democratic party IL free-irade party
or II is nothing" and every Democratic
journal and speaker in she land hAd
iusI Is well make Ihs same Avo val
The leaders OF the party need NOT de
oeive themselves In trying to dsoslv'
the people; the yoleTs Of tbs country
read and think Tor themsslveij the!
know what Ehs Dem1oTAl3 dld for thl
country In 1857 With their "reVlsion o
the tariff, % well ~ they know WhA
fres trade has done for the Wotklnl
people Of Crest BfllAln, and they NIL
be very loAih 10 reiuSs themrslves d
the same condition by oAsling ghei
votes for the DemperAGn uckes bhl
fall. An educated EuSllsh working
man, who with his family came to thi
country 1851 August Eeoeuu lily SAID In
conversation Ia reference to this mai
ter: lyon Americans have the hnsJ
and best lana en- lha face OF the eArIl
but whatever y0u d. keep out of az
trade. THAI Is shat ruined my bus
ness 81 home, and cAussd me, tue sAG
a. thousands OF olhers, to leave q
native land and seek home and
living In this country, where your Il
dustriss arc protected, and where
worklngnEn ehn surround hinse
with comforts suoh ~ aFe NOS drsAme
OF by this Ar,izAns o. she old world,
This is the opinion Of nan, who
one hms carried On = lArgs business
England, whlsh WAs rulnsd by III
trade, and DO and his family we
Obliged 10 tesk a home In a sIrApI
land. Do tie mechanics azd WoIkin
men o! Wilmington wisa 70 have Ihe
busla5 rG,Bed sud be eco Fdei 0ut
thls Wa5i Tals Il d question they v
be Obliged u sssSar ~ thsir votes
the b day u -e1l NJgsnosr.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

A session Of tho United States Oouri
OF Admiralty was held yesterday, With
Judge " ales presiding, and the entire
day was occupied in htsTirg argument
In the Bonnie Doom Gaze. This vessel
was ,e!zsd by the sheriff of Camden
county, n. j for debt, but managed to
alp awny from him aud came TO this
State. Tbe creditors followed TO this
city, aud upon the mater bssrg placed
IN the hands OF Unitsi StateB Marshal
Nswlin, he libeled the vessel OF Milford,
There are some fine points Of law 10
volved in this case, mud the libeliart II
represented by william @. SPrusuc
aud Charles NJ. Curtis, Eos, while q
Bradford 0BG L q. VAuuegast, Eaqs.
appear for the respondents,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

NoNouITr, Mass, July 1.-the
evening bulletin issued By General
Sherldan's physicians says: General
sneridADldid not rest we'll In the early
part OF last night, having . slight gas
trio dissur bAnce. This passed of, how
ever, and after midnight he was quite
easy, he has rested we'll today sleep
ing frequently. He has relished his
food and digested 1t we'll. His pulse
has been regular oil day; his respira-
tlon nearly 90, and his temperature
normal"
The daily bulletin concerning the
Generals condition will heresfter be
sent out ct 8 instead OF . .. M, 80 % to
allow the arrangements for the night TO
be made ct his cottage EARLIER than has
heretofore been the case.
A MORE ALARMING REPORT.
BosroN, July 16 "A wAshiuRtan
sDeoiAl TO the Herald says: "PIivate
"a vices from New Bedford arc 10 the
eff CT that G 8nsrRl Sheridan has not I'M
proved at all ut Nonquiti; that on the
contrary he is cnly prevented from get
ting wofte by constant attention on the
part OF his physicians. Mean while, Il
is etAted he rsmaius exceedingly wenk
and when q change comes It 10 expected
TO be for the wOrse." "He cannot re
cover." il this way IN which this infor
mAIlon 10 summed up.
WHAT THE GENERALS BARBER SAYS
BOSTON, July 18.-A Now Bedford
Mass, special to the Herald says thu
John j. Bouobard, barber doing busi
ness in that city, visited the Sheridan
cottage at Nor quit yesterday Sn'
shaved General Sheridan. Ia CONVEX
sstion with y Herald reporter Mr
BouchArd said the General eat up II
bed while the operation was going Of
and appeared much stronger than Whei
ehRved by him last week. The GeneTs
weavs q mustauhe and imperial. Il
gave Instructions TO the attendant
around him In Arm voice, leaving bu
little doubt IN ths minds Of those pref
snt that he Is In spesdy way for II
| coVery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

AND still the Brandy wine water re-
mans unai for use, aud We ars nov
enserlns upon The ioar,h week sinoe Is
has been In It's present condition. When
are we to ex pecs any relief? The water
oeriAInly IL uuft for uss, and We kno y
OF numbsrs OF families In ihls city that
DO not use II at ell, except for washing
purposes. This 10 an outrage that the
people are becoming very weary OF,
and We have heard soms talk Of oAlllng
an indignation meeting, TO give the
cttEsn an opportunity to express their
vie vs. on the mAster. Whether this
would have any eifs,t or not We ere
unable 10 ssy, but II. IL certain ths'
something snould be done TO let tht
Water Com mission understand that tht
people are tired cut wish the temporls
ing policy that has now been folloEeC
60 long.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

WASHINGTON, July I'LL p. m -
Mr., Randall Is reported much better
tonight, and II was sAid AZ his house
that this was the best day be had eK
pariencsd sinos he had been taken i'll.
While very weak, he is gaining in
strength with each favorable day, and
his face ia beginning to assume Its
uatural color Although nothing can
be- predicted as to the future, the family
are very hopeful. He ae With great
relish, TO day, some herring and but.
tered toast, The frss solid loot he has
taken slEcs his hlness. At 10 O'Clock
tonight Ihsre had been no recurrence OF
the hemoEThaEes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

An old phyaicien retired from practice
having hGd placed in his hands py az East
India missionary the formula q simple
vegetable remGdy for the speedy aud perma'
mont euro OF Consumption, bronchitis, Oa-
tarrh, Asthna and all throat and Lung
Affections. slso positive and radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Dom.
plants, after having tested It's wonderful
curative powers in Thousands Of casos, has
felt II his duty to lake Il known TO hih
suIlor lng ieilOWG. Actuated by this motive
and desire to relieve human suffering,
will send free of charge, 10 ali Who desire II
this recipe, IN GermEn, French or Z ngllsf
with full directions for preparing and ueiRg
Sent by mail by addTHssinR with stamI
naming this paper W. a. MOVES, lig Row
Gr's Block. Rochester, n. Y. lY-eoW.W
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

william II. LGtg having been In
formed that tho United Statos Express
Company has given up the project OF
opening an office a. Keunstt Square,
Pa, has been induced to give up the
running of q line OF stages to Yorklgn,
81 the passenger business, Of iluelf, WAS
not large eEough to warrant its oontinu
Ance. II 10 unfortunate that tho Ink oil
railroad cannot be built and thus con-
meet our Stase by rail- with this ancient
village.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

DETROIT. Mich, July lT.-Au cI
plosi0n Of gas occurred In the Cflioe ct
tqe county clerk yesterday, wTeskiDs
the vault aud registry room. A large
number OF people were up stairs pay
ing taxes, aud panic occurred among
them. They tumbled over each other
in their hurry TO get down stairP, bal
70 person was dangerously injured
The explosion is supposed TO have beer
caused by escaping sas 10 the vault o
the clerks cffioe.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

Tns sNsapos1 mas house n ans SiAs
MuRniard 6roa.' A0A MaYh0a ESEosa
Oupping and lsoching, 10 Z. Second Ct
Try Bush's coal you viii nkeit
Brazilian Balm, immediate cure for Kumps.
Try Bush's coal you viii surely lkeL
Willard =. Davis, jewsler, K. Second 81,
Fine IS K. Rings, At Haurs, 10 X. Fourth
Frank Roop smith, druggiot, 18th and King
American Laundry, Coz West Front street
Hollis, NO. : Eost ID street. has returnet
from Uhlo4Eo, and Is still open though nj
| curtains arc Gown.
GO 20 a. Il Moore's stalls, Nos. IL AND !
| Second st mGrRet, for your o1otce cTo2met,
| fresh butter; Also the best cream cheese q
/ mrRaot price,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17
TEE Eray EzenInE says:

"Tl Ih1a1 Z cur local 'proteolion'
cout8HpoTs les VII 70 either unable
10 hnd enough 80 10 tlll the space
they wiEh 10 devote 10 reading matter
or whose protection proclivities lead
tham to import cheap plate matter from
other oitiea and thus protect their ex-
chequsr at the expense CT local pTin-
1878
The REPUBLICAN ls a "protecilon'
paper, but does NOT use "cheAp plat
matter from other clsleE, and the onl!
daily papers In this oily hat do use
are the Morning News and the EVenin
Journal,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17
Tho Ohlsr j ustlceshlp

WARRINGTON, d. @, July 1.-THE
nomination Of Mr.. Fuller TO be Ohief
] uSIioe was taken up by the Senate, IN
secret session, yesterday and there was
an informal discussion lasting about
half an hour. The nomination went
over as unfinished business. 1t ls bs,
| lIeved in Washington that MIR. Fuller
will be confirmed to-day or to-moT-
| rOw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17
IPHECtBEHItB AITRLcIlOal
gTEa 4 klLLlgA DISTRIBUTED
Lonlaiana state Lottery OompAnl

Louisiana StateLottery Company
Incorporated By the Logi Stature 10 1855
for Educational and OhGritaDl0 purposos
and its franchise made part OF the present
state Constitution, In 1873, by an over
Whelming popular vote.
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY
DkAW Wa n as TAX plRc Q benA1.Annu-
ally June ana Oeco mlberl, Anu it's
GRAN 10 Sin GLE n OM nkh Draw :
lhGS take p1Aeo ON each OF the
other ton me- nths in lhe car, and
are HIi drawn 1n public, Ht the
academy Of "a uslc, New Orleans, La.
we do nsreby certify that We suporVisi
tue Arrangements for all the Monthly and
sent Annual Drawings Of The lsoulsiAns
SusLa Lottery Co., and In person manage
md control tho drawings themselves, Rnc
shAt the same are conducted with honesty
iSlgnOss ana 10 Eood faith coward ali parties
knd Ne authofiEs the company TO JBo tbu
| certificate, With fao-Bimil9s OF Uur Signature
diAa9sd - 80 hdYsitSsnestE,"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

Is the wonderful remedy for all diseases
and weakness Of the eyes. A sentlem an
who could not see an object three feet
of could SEQ distinctly and plain = good
distance away on using one bottle, &c
with many others whom we can refer to
Supplied in % aud 70 cent bottles
Prescription Of DR.. j 5imms & Son
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington
Del, Sold by dealers
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17
before Jurtloe MOnaEhan.

III. Goodman, clerk for John Slow
man, No. 416 Market street., brought
euit before Squire Monaghan yesterday
afternoon TO compel him TO pay hi'
fare from Baltimore 10 this city. Tht
defendant rather than stard trial pAid
the faro and tho amount of costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

Yesterday morning the Diamond
state Iron Company shipped Ito kegs
OF iron rSIlrosd spikes Wis. the p, W, &
b, railroad, and connections, to NeuvA
Laredo, Mexico. The spikes will be
used In the construction OF new rail.
road now being built In tina. country
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17


PHnADmRmA. Tuesday July ~, iSsS.
Embroidered Buff and
Ecru Piques-houncings,al all.
overs, and narrow edges
go to-day to a quarter I: or
less Of the early season, prI-
ces:
Were u TO y2.50
Now % to soc
Colored Cambria Flounc-
.ings that have been $3.50
to 81; to-day 81 and 9I.25
Narrow TO match.
Remnants of Striped
Lawns, I2Ic a yard, in ?
yard lengths and less, Regu-
lar price IS and aoc.
Light footed prices al
through "White Goods"
Southwest of centre. ...
72oo pairs of Misses and
Boys Black Hose. Heavy
ribbed and double knees, all
sizes. 25 cents a pair
They are made by Schaffer
and would be good retail,
value at double the money,
The best bargain OF the kind
we have ever had in new
goods. just right fol
country, mountains, and
lseashore.
Chestnut street side, west Of Main Aisle
Rough, loop-iaced Turkish
\ Towels for the bath. No
harsh, just right to bring q
healthy glow:
White Cotton Loops
Il 2lx4O To 2415s, 20 to J6e.
White Linen Loops
22x44 and 21x39, e0c and 81.
Brown Linen Loop
2Jx52 and 27x5S, 75c. and o..
Fancy Linen or Cotton Loop
24x52 and 24X47, 90 and Coo.
10 styles in stripes and fancy figures.
8 Bath Sheets:
Z Cotton Loop
tsx7lil, and 2z2}s yds., 81 aud
apalr.
Al Linen Loop
51x72 in. and 72x72 In IS 50 an
as 50 pair,
Near Wcmcn' Waiting Room
The make and fit Of GU
Percale, Cambria, and Line
'IShirt Waists for Boys al
famous. We are turning OF
Flannel Shirt Waists cut o
the same patterns. Mes
% stripes and checks, and ii
ID price but S1.50.
Both endsol the Store middle entran,
re Let 'em buzzl IS cents
window will keep them Out
,,Iside. 1909 dozens Of the Az
n Unstable Screens, ash frame
At. went with q rush. Here al
81 q 40 dozens more 2 #. higl
81 adjust from 2 to 5 #. Th
d biggest 35 cents worth
= the kind we ever heard OF.
d. Basement, north Of centre.
c. JOHN WANAXAKER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

We cannot do Justice TO the esteem In which
Cuticu a, the great skin Cure, and CutIcura
Soap, au exV isttive ska BcsutiGcr, prepared
from II and CuticurA krBplyunt, the new
blood Further, are held by the thousands
mon thou auds whose lives have been m abe
hapry by the cure Of a2pniling humiilating,
itching scaly and pimply diteasFs Of the skin
scalp and blood, wi.h loss Of hair
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17
Standardization
2i4 King Street.
I have received large line Of fishing
tackle which l am selling at
the lowest prices.

J IOiuted mats rods, 10 cts.
Jotntsd ash rods, 10 cts.
: jOIntsd bamboo TOuB, plain, 10
Is
, jOInted bamboo rods, plain, 90
ats.
4 IOimIed bamboo rods, plain, 20
aha.
= iOInfed bamboo rods, reel, land
and guides, 81.
lOInted bamboo TOdss reel, Hand
and guides, S1,2Ss
Also finer rods, split bamboo rods,
reels from 25c TO $500. Come TO
the oldest established house in Delaware,
2I4 KING STREET. send for price list
OF bass ball aud sporting goods
jul4-tu th ss-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

When baby was sick, we gave her oNstOris,
When she was Child she cried for Castora
When she became Miss she chung 10 Caslori
When she had children she gave them Cas-
toriA.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17
MOTIFS,

Dan Pitubugg play nArbes?
Caeey had narrow eScape D. fittj
burg yesterday.
And s.il! Bdfinton Is the king Of
pitchers,
From now on keep your eye on The
"Phnlies" and see how she mUwts thI
oil c: olabs down.
Dslohauty had ihe only errors OF Ih'
club ysste1dHy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

The following games were played
yerterday:
At MISUNDERSTANDING, 0; Philhdel'
pills, l. .
AZ Detroit Detroit, 81 Boston, 2
at ChicsEo-C Chicago, a. New York
~. ,
At Indlanap lis Indianapolis, ?
Washington, 0.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-17

Mos Elizabeth Stewart, CT lCs Eas
Second street, is spending q i0w week
With er grandmother HI the Brandy
wine Springs.