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Daily Republican., 1888-07-24

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STIlBER .-Un the 22d inst, Frank Leon,
ard Suioe:, infant son OF frank and Stella
Stiiber aged months and 10 days.
Tho funeral giii be private on wednesday
afternoon at2 O'Clock, from the residence Of
MS grand father, William p. Leonard, No.
8l6 lombard street
Oxford Pres please copy"
Dear darling Frank has gone to rest.
His tiny spirit has ned,
The little boy We lived so dearly
Is now numbered among the dead.
A tear Withia father s eye,
A mothers aohiog heart,
Gan only tell In agony,
How hard II iB to part,
MnHEY-On the 10th Instant, Elizabeth
Money, widow OF tho late James N oney,
IN the list year OF her age.
The relatives and friends CT the family are
respectfully invited to attend hoF funeral,
on Tuesday afternoon, at 3 O'Clock, from the
resided Of her son, X, y. MONEY, No 709
MGdisOa street. lnterment at RiyerYIsW
cemetery.
MOTHER AT REST.
Jesus, while our hearts are blesding
U'er the epoiis that death has won,
We would, At this &C lsmn mssting,
CALMLY say "rhy will be done.f
IDAYlDsON-On the qsi Inst, Nsttie, wife
Of CHARLES DavidBon, in tbs Ath year Of
her age,
Fuasrsi nom tho residence Of her parents,
| oVz ADAMS street, on wednesday after
noon, 2jth Inst. lntsrment private.
Obituary.
In memory Of the la,a Thomas Fol
land, who departed this life on July 81
1888, aged AZ years.
L Farewell, mI vile. dear, farewell,
Adieu, farewell to thss,
II And you, my dber ollldrea, all,
Farewell, fareEeIl to you.
OuF father ia gone I'D Wo are left
Tho loss Of him TO mO1rn,
but may We hops TO N set with him,
with Christ before q Ja's throne,
q precious ons from US has gone,
woes We lOyah is Bt'lie1;
2 place is vacant IN oar homo
Whioh never can b3 q led
Hod ln his wisdom h4s reoRlled
d The boon his lows had glyea;
, And though thu ooly shoulders here,
The soul 10 safe In heaven.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
a HANDSOME Badge .

Joseph L. Killgore, formerly OF thii
city, but at present reading In Brook
lyn, N. z was recently presented will
. handsome gold badge by the survi
vors OF the rebel prison pens II COZ
slSts Of eight gold bars, inscribed ~ fol
lowe; "Joscph L. KlllRoEe, survivor O.
Libby, Va, 1884," "Pemberton, Va
1884," ''Andersonville, Ga, ie64;
"OoiumbiA, Ga, 1854" uFloFsnce, i
c., 1854" "WilminRton, n. O., 1854;
&c 1ldsboro, N. c., 1885," "60utbsrI
Military Prisons lS31-65." These bar
are backed BY . miniature American
Gag, aud pendant from them Is q 80 uAr
plate OF gold, on one side Of which iB
representation Of An escaped Union sol
der surrounded BY bloodhoundS. Tbi
reverse bears the coat of arms Of tn
United States Mr.. Killgore, who Wa
brave soldier during the war, prize
ths gilt very highly.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
THIRD EDITION.
hn nmninl Vlalt.

DelAwaFe Cantor, PatTiarchs Nlll-
aantI o o r.. was Visited last even
Eng by Major George J Herman COM
-sendirV the Second Battalion, OheaA.
~,SAhe Regiment, and siA1, composed o.
$olonel j, wcoifinminhs. AdtutAnt
GInTis,opher Smith, Lieutenant WAltsi
TScElroy, LieutsnAnt P. j. Isaac and
0haolsin ID. s. Truitt, The visttore Ar
rIvsd Al the B. 4 o railroad station
aNIiv in the Afternoon, and were met BY
Sdeleeaiion a from Delaware Carton
-ho took them around the city In open
Garbage, sitter which they were tAker
20 the Clayton House for supper. Al
o'olock In the evInlpg the Canton me
At the Old Fellows Hall, and hsAeeG
Nv the Fir.t Regiment Band, marchsC
"a the h tel and formally received tn
visitors, after which short stree
nsrade was made TO the hall. This can
eon vas under command Of J. n. Whit
lord. oommsndAuI; q. O. Taylor, lieu
tapant; and j, & CrIppen, ensign. A
the hail the regular meeting OF cantol
TSs held, after which addresses weE
made hy the visitcrs and others. Ats
Sdiournment refreshments were serve
Al the MerchAntS' Cafe, The visitor
returned to Baltimore this morning
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
MAUD 8. BnEAKs ruu nnOOnD.
q Hns in . BEsisson wagon nEads n
2.Ia l.9.


NEW YORK, July IS Maud 9. has
not been ous Of MF. BouneT's slAble .
single night this year, nor has she been
In \ professional trainers hands. She
hAs been driven, however, every day on
the read and tF0tted fast mile In her
work 70 day 1t Fleetwood. The warm
ing up mile was done In 2.20 and the
second mile In 2.lsIf.
The fractional time was: One.quAr.
ter, .s2L<; ons-halE, 1 0Ai three QuArters,
3sH, Bha wha easBd The last half, 81
she vas not staItsd 10 break record.
The fastest mile previous TO this ever
trottsd At Fleetwood was by Maud 8
when she made . record of ? lSA
lASainst the IL Of Trinket. Mr.. Van.
derbllt then owned her. The track ID
several seconds slow, ~ compared with
Buffalo.
Maud 8. has to her credit the fastes'
EquArter, S9N seconds, made at Provi
Idenee; the fastest half mile, 1.02, made
at Chicago; the fastest three-quarters
1857 made at Cleveland, and the fast
est mile, OSA, made at Cleveland
She has also to her credit the fRstesi
mile In race against another
Ihorse, 2.12H made at Chicago, the
fastest mi made in doub har-
Iness, 2.13K, driven at Fleetwood to Q
ltop road wah on by Mr.. Vanderbilt, and
Tthe fastest mie to q skeleton wagon
IL 1917, driven by Mr.. Bonner ct TaTry-
town. Good judges are Of the opinion
THAT she can tTot at Buffalo In the next
ten days her record Of 2 0SZ. Mr. Bon
ner has not yet decided to start her for 9
loup.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
Ihn EInxnnth Erl.n.Inp

The new Eleventh street s1Rtdzi
the Fourth street ailWay Is hbOul ss
plete In tbe matter Of putting Ia
tbs rails. The tuInlable was tallM
yesterday and the lsst rail viii III
by this evening. Davis, the paVs,
busy with a large iOrcs Of Voikua
this morning In laying ihl PiiJl
stones between end hiOuRSlie d Y
track. II was expected to btgl \
operate the new road on AugIsl e
owing to delays It twill not h ~
until about the 9th Of Angus. "a
more car will b3 Put 90, matlng =
CARS, and the running time will bsa
tended . little later ia lbe sVsnl4
Each car placed on the Hoe t9'1 Z
company $500 TO operate for or'Ia
50 It tAkeI q great many pAleulsi!
get the running expenses ba0S ~
any profit ACQUIRES to the company
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
A False Report.

The repoftIu the sundhJ Sh
Councilman SAwion, Of the El'iis
wnTd, wors q innerA badge TO ls'al
tary camp at Brandy wine sytlah
Saturday last, Ia incorrect Il W.
that In the hurry Of leaylya h'sll
funeral badge was handed DIN .
wife, who had mis;aFan i i0F Iasis, ~,
lar badge. He placed 1t In hu II. -
and was furnished the regular ~ ~
which be wore, by one Of The Dsa,. !,
of the Council. The Dsub'n y
tify to this fact, and Il . lalF!aI N
that any one should oiliihlS,i,.Is \
story aB that Which appsli,',d \,
star unless he WAS Willing 70 VIZ XIV.
10 make Mr.. 8. appear in Af9N-
liaht.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
n,sd Ju,r aeda ana esd.

John, son Of Thomas and Lena Hin
kle, aged 3 weeks. Interment at s.,
Joseph's cemetery.
Mrs. Esttis Davidson, daughter oI
Gavin and Jessie Thompson, aged "a
years. IntermsDt In Wilmington and
Brandy vine Cemetery.
Ellen, daughter OF John and Julis
WaylAud, aged 20 years. Intsrmant In
New Cathedral Cemetery.
Paul, son of James and Anuie Oay
berry, IN his h year. Interment ir
New o. hgdrsl Csmstery.
Mary, daughter Of John and Mar!
Au2ust, aged II months, Interment II
New Cathedral Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
F.sniDg for Rodents,

This morning young gentleman on
King street below Third Doticed D
ocuple OF rSdeUti coming up through 4
hOle 10 ths floor Of the dining room.
There were twl cats present, but 1t wac
found that they WGre not equal to the
emergency. Therefore he conceived
the plan Of fishing for them, and after
batting hook with a piece Of meat
lowered 1t down tbs hole. He had not
long 10 wait TO- bite, when he drew
in his line and found that he had cap
tursd one OF the iptruders. He was
turned over to the tender meroies OF the
cAta, who soon tlok their revenge for
tie r ntffsotlsl attempts to catch him,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
- %
A seyeTe rail

Yesterday Afternoon sloisy Y, NJ N
Robert Morrison & Son, l,a ~, IA IN !
vere vT sooident By ialiige lnlo .,,' " IN \
OF a house uEOn WhicS u pp,,,ssG sJ
st work. Dr.. j 7 Y. ..UvssSl,ls
Summoned, ~ Srd uPon fIsSs'rr hisg..' !
found that no borel W'is ,.-J,J y III
that be was severely O,st''1 ,.ss S,n !
head and back. The lDiatSS9 Sa 81 q
removed to his reiider0s ~"
nall street.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
Oard OF Thanks.
lCOMMUNICATED

Wonld like to ask the privilege Of
Your columns to thsnk the NAtionAl
Security Union for their prompt pay.
ment on July Goth Of . claim OF $50 or
the life Of my child, who was q mem
Der OF the COMPANY and heAIti ,
recommend the National 6seurity
Union to my friends and all who may
read this article, and remain youls
truly, GEORGE II. CooNEY,
1924 Forrest street,
Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
FIFTH EDITION,
hobbod h1 h---

NM ", nor Rev Hu,h.-
An.t'r Msm YORK, July 28.-M, ,0'od. = I'd.
austin, z., a widow, Of New ~Es H. I. GIlsa
reported 10 have rers,sns NV Haven, vbol
osed ore 'aIe ~ husband by viii, b.cs'%se bSs'Ue ia'
hands and a very M. ..nn man with n
started with him for I,gle ,hS manner, n
ss sss urSa sne was dressed in mo1rII, 1i lll IVa
70 town they visited y, a H.. On tAsEu
made them man and VIC o0fgYna1, Vi,
v,sIoed o%e Time lime before Mrs. Ana. =,
and ntted up a geptle@Tsa, mas /, VIII ala
w0,,d S.ore i'r him. he having tclj ~, SIsNsl,I
woen wou'u settle there with her Ds ~ eG !
were married. The newt ~Si Nler "
couple reached this cItV IN nVniy W., nlrsa
Edward K Kelly. a f,i.nS u coiHPinIlaI
wednesday Hart was mi, ~, ~ a'a h tsl
no el. and his friend K.ilv ug lSa VI
peared from his lodging, 10y ula "
~. aaits s! wife wept blttSrly vb,,,. N
ietuIh tbAt night. Thsp ~,
ner tears, aud with D,tsa,,''aa ~ :. ~
STARTED out to fnd her psv 's ~, ils|
1ne aiseoVtred that he had M, ,aa Ivy
nea.y' sn..l before they skipped H,r 4
spent a good deal OF the mon none Ita w.
we we had advanced for stocE iS,,s. ~
a molhts store In purchasing ~
Jewelry, He had tritd 10 bpv h 9
ring set with large gems In, sSs
nnger was so big that tbe u, ~. " 4!
not . ring in the store lGrve - s',!.l =
SIP over the second IoInt N. \,
nelly we're traced TO Lawreug y.
and Mrs Hart and the dstectv, ~
there TO catch them They bT y.
wren the wife arrived, hoIsv,
HART declared that her husband ~
Of her money with him, aud cb,rTis.
he and Kelly consplred 10 roS ts,1 !;
lhey could get She has sspt m ~
Moines TO claim the furniture oi ~
$40 Q before her hu.5a Pe,, An m y
carries It of.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
Ioa,nsli.ilo UnsaS"

W, NJ. Il. wnlIansopr, y M ls,vsIt t
pas. two ' years has eSloIiI1 e,5,I,IS. i1a II SsGl
Of city editor OF the hoIliDs o. \ slsEs "
rendered his rssignI.t .09i 9Ri@iIIis@IsI, N
lake charge OF PIoo'G, pa hi npI
friends In this city WV ,noslIIcr,
est success in bis ne" p0'."
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
Al Kest.

Mrs, Nettis Davidson nee lao.' .y
resiiing At No. 602 Adams inia 4
parted this life last evening u ~ ~
wear Of her sge. shs leaVti % y " !.
log little gill about 4 yein q. y : :
husband TO mouyB her los, - ~
eutfsrer for more than a ytM ~
that dread disease, pSthlss q - =, :
for which iltetms the dot''ii X, VA n
fsr iaIlef to llod = remedy sI' " Il
iirm believer 10 the promises 4 II, 4 :
vlour, aud passed awsJ q."ls N M
last moments being cheefed .! W
once.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
KulAWaJ.

Last evening about out. J . q TFaa Z
driver for Thoms I1'iag ravias'i16i d Fr5rl q q,
King streets, was c9nlW5Is lW5I,s,bingiOH ~. \,
gas %soo Of 't lbe dfS@5 iols rns: ,5 :a3l,s \ ,.sS
tire tire. Til, had the esSi' .,,i Oas q! rgl y
horses and hey s.'Ei,l 1,a ,~ppllsIr' pl
eopsiderable 9 excitement
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
Rrann,wIre summIt UAmp.

Preparations are being made for the
BiAndJ wlns Summit camp, which com,
mencss on the Is OF August. The
bread and fruit B'snd has been AwArde ed
to Amor Il Chandler, Of this city, and
Key. G a Guoe, Of Brsndywlne M. E,
OhuIch, viii have charge Of the chill
dren's services, This prosptcs is thai
the ats ndRnoe will be much lArgel
than last yea', and there Is good reAsoi
10 believe that ths meeting will be boti
pleAssn5 aud profitable.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
Ehs TsHAs sonatorsh,p,

The term Of Senator Coke, Of Texas,
expires next March. and he 10 . oandi.
date for re-eleotion. OonRTessmen Mills
and Oulberson, Governor ireland
and Colonel TcrTill are also credited
with Senatorial aspirations, and will
probably CONTEST for the priEs. Senator
Ooke'a friends are confident OF his re-
election but the gentlemen named as
probable contestants are all Bopuiar.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
Ths moonIIrnt Ernnr.,nn

The moonlight exoursion of the oune
people Of Uaiou NJ. E. Church will
Leave Shipley ktrAst wharf instead OF
FOnfsh street. As was stated yesterday.
The N ARriti Jeut steamer DsBATry is 8
three decker Eni one OF the finest boatt
on the river The boat will leave the
wharf 81 { O'clock this evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
Apotner soIoter Conc.

Thomas Follsrd, an inmAta of the
Maternal Home for Disabled Volunteer
Soldiers, at hampton, Va died . few
days since. He WAS a member OF
smyth Post, No. !, and Ia the third
member that has 6ied in the last two
weeks,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
InoIease Of sLook .

A meeting OF the Wi mlng'on Ele ctrle
Light Com any, was he last evening
in the Office of Z L.GuDiD, the Secretary
Tie meeting was held to take int
consideration the aivisability Of issuiug
more stock for the purpose o { extending
the capacity Of the plant No decision
wa, r. ch,d, but ano her meeting will bt
held in few lays,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
Breaking Lamus

Several boys are in the habit OF
Amuting themselves 10 throW Ing stones
1t the lamps on Mary and avenue. Las
Sunday they kr ockad the glass out OF
one or two OF then aud then ran of in
b Rh Rlee. The police would do we'll to
i ok a't:r them AID put stop to sub
mi chisf
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
Aeoeptsa the position.

Henry g. Conrad, Esq, who was re-
gently appointed 9 distributor for the
fru.t Grow irs' Bureau Of IntOr nation
And Distribution, has accepted the posi-
sloni sud will begin the work about the
hrht OF next month. During the peach
seaso2 be will haye bis offioe st CLAY
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
Tho MantheE.

Tomorrow promises to be far and
rather warmer. Tnnrsdsy fair to partly
cloudy, with slight thsrns, changes, In
dicAting local showers.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
BeIole EsnuIra monnpnnn.

Last evening, Vittoria Giola and his
daughter, Mary, were arTaigned before
Esquire Monaghan, on the charge OF as
ssult and battery ON the person Of Mary
Falee After hearing the evidence, the
defendant was held In the sum of 600
ball to keep the peace, They were also
required to pay costs. All Of the parties
reside on Fifth Avenue, BroRntoWn.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
ComplAlnt

A ,o,ro.popdsnt ooqRIl55I5s' qqR',5Is . : = J. 7.
bard streets; He,ayy I,'y vii Il ioon Ny, s,ss
rnn with smslipe,L, L,U9,ltI.l =, I 80 rtgaa Is Y
a di''SsS ,aof iHto 9a5 t5o n'' \. ,s, r. III
necessary n reme'' AZ '-'
bic delsy,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
The 'MOXi9" Secret

From the sv denoe given in tho "Moxiep
cases against imitators, eaouEh has come TO
the surface from eEls papers to prove that
the ) oaliei M xlo IS fron pla1t rich in
lRlbuminuids, which are the principal nutrt
tlon Of tho nerves. Considering the fact
that the nerves arc the sSet OF animal Iiie
and control the functions OF the body. AID
thRs pataIyzs1 or eKhAu.ted naTgB furce could
not properly digest albumsn foT its own sup
port, lr ThOm son let Hbout, and tnAliy
di1 discover q GsTmleAs process TOR artificial
/ ly 1igesting It's TODD for II, and tho prneress
| renders the alSu n!noi as finely Dissolved
as water or ina enough 10 penetrate the
| nerve oitou alton, which is thiltg-one tim lee
| smaller than tne smallest capillary blood
vslsels, and when mixed with the diKos.inR
/ huld the sl1umoa cannot be eOagu lated OF
IprecipitAted BY either heat or alcohol. Here
Ia where the soeroi lies and IL moat yRluA-
bic one, aud AGO iuts for their oursI Of par
| ai7sis. 1t would have bsen better for this
Noxis 60. 10 have allowed this fact 10 come
10 tine surface before, and tBen It would not
have been necots1rS 70 aeslmulate q conf
demos IN their goods through the long road
Of experience aSaihst public prejudice.
| These facts that have CONS out III hslp The
| ilOmbRny very much, a. fhAg sAuH It's IN,
| doubted scleAtiii and uaei1! basis IN a new
noid. Their bottled goods are bsst.
| mz2 om 2taw
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24

Ford 8 oEle's inutAHmeut sale Of
building lots Saturday, July 2Sth. See
posters.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24

OiGsrr, soda wAtsr, milk shake and
patent medicines At BsAton SmIth's,
Sew ventt aud Pine streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24

PozBoBPs Complexion Powder pro
duoss soft and beautiful akin, II com
blnss every element Of beauty and
purity.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24

The 6.m lntht-Jld daughter Of the
Rev T. Il Terry, Of Dover, died yes
iercsy morning Of oonvulsions.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24

We cannot do Justice to the esteem in which
CuticuTa, the great skin Cure and Cuticura
Soap, an eXqt isltiye SKIN Beautiner, prepared
from IL, and Cutlcura ReHolvent, the new
Blood Purifier, are held by the thousAnt s
upon thou sands whose lives have been m ads
hapey by the cure of aRoniLlng. humilatingf
Itching, scAly and pimply diseases Of the skin
scalp, and blood, with loss Of hair.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
AR,oh He,rsss.

Miss Teresa Fair. eldest daughter oi
recently announced, viii one day come
into a great fortune, as when Mrs. FaiI
got the divorce decree from her husband
he dealt with her as no other repudiated
husband ever dealt by a wife. He gave
her Of his own free will over t4,00O,O00
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24

Aver . Ague cure is vegetable prepara-
ton, aud warranted to cure all malarIal dis.
| orders
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
EVERY Night | SCRAT TCHED
Until the skin was raw. BODY covered
with scales like spots Of mortar. CURED
by the OuticuFR Romedies.

by the OuticuFA Remedies.
l am going to tell you Of the extraordinary
chnngc your CurlCuRA REMEDIES performed
on me. About the LIST April last 1 noticed
some red pimples like coming out ali over my
time later on, when It began to look like spots
Of mortar spotted on, and which came oh IN
layers accompanied with itching. / would
scratch every night until was raw, then the
next night the scales, being formed meanwhile
were scratched OF again. In vain did l cOn-
suit AL the do tors Ia the country, but With
out AID. Atter giving up all hopes OF recovery
happened to see an advertisement IN the
newspaper about your CUTICURA REMEDIES,
AMI purchased them from my druggist and
obtained almost Immediate relief, 1beghn To
notice that the really eruptions gradually
dropped on and dlsAppeared one by one, and
have been fully cured. / had the disease
thirteen months before l began taking the
Outleura Remedies, and In four or hve weeks
was entirely cured. My disease was eczema
and psoriasis. recommended the Cuticura
Remedies to all In my vicinity, and know OF
q great many who have taken them, and
thank me for the knowledge Of them, es-
pecinlly mothers who have babes with sea ly
eruptioDs on their heads and bodies. cam
what the Cuticura Remedies have been 10 me-
Ny body was covered with scales, aud i was
an awful spectacle TO behold. Now my skin
iBaB nice and cl ar as a baby's.
Sept q. 1887. "
Feb. 7, 1888. Mot trace whatsoever OF the
disease from which l suffered has shown IT.
self since my cure, GEO, COTEY.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
SMOKE.

You arc always sure TO get . good
cigar At veAsey's drug store. Box trade
q speciality.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
mad or No Temneratnre

At the REPUBLICAN, ofice today, in
the sphd:
Yo'olook 10 o'clock IL o'olooh
800 500 $50
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24

A Terrible Gut
We desire to say to
our readers thai we
have made a terrible
cut in our prices OF
Summer Suits Tor Men
and Boys, also in our
Order Depart m e mt.
Whyl Because we must
get out of a tight place.
We have too many
goods-great piles OF
them, and 1t will never
do to carry them over
into another season.
The fact is We must sell
and now Is your time
to get bargains, such as
will tickle you clear in
TO your boots. At your
own p, ices< <almost). We
are now prepared tosell
you a suit-a ready
made suit or one to Or
der, it don't matter. We
over stepped the mark
In laying In our stock
last spring and now
you are to reap the bene'
fit of our big mistake.
We are preparing the
way tor our fall trade.
Get out of the way our
summer stock we must,
and damaging prices
will bring the result, we
hope. Don't go shabby
looking when such an
opportunity is afforded
you. The like you
never saw before.
Jas. 7. MULLIE&SOI,
TAnoRs & 6TH & MARKET
uLoTHRRss WILL, DM.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24

stocked WIN /. y'i'5,s5.sa. &C., =. y
.y Tsa'5 ss 5sdr8S I; s32!1 !5's5 5s !. e 4 "a !
crowded tarS5 this .,,i n9tsIl ,lstmsr JssI@5
i AIDED down uP@Il Prtlrrs r. are oa
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24

Best nresd And saSes IN aha CITY Al
HaltQn'si seY.slh Aad Ta.GsiL,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24

Bold everywhere. Price, CUTICURA. SOC. :.
BOAP, 25c. RHSOLVENT, q. Prepared BY
the POTTER DRUG AND GHEMl6AL Co.,
Boston, Mass.
RN-send for 'Hog 10 Cure Skin Diseases, -
% pages 80 Illustrations and 100 testlinoniAis,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24

DTMPLEs, black-heads, red, rough,
L j. lt1 chapped and oily skin prevented by
.CUTIJuRA SOAR.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24
personal.

Mr. Hayden, tle ,is i.s'','II ,rIt1 err
cont, eoDaees .,.4 .a oD v ! ,po .'r'''''
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24

,llY
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24

Feb. !. 1883. .--Not trace whatsoever OF the
disease from which l suffered has shown It,
self since my cure, GEO, COTEY.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-24

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Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1888-04-10

In It's closing issue for the year 1896 Tho
lancet publishes an article on 'Conparative
Mortality in England and America From
an examination of tho experience tables of
life insurance covering considerably NOR,
than 1000, 900 years of life under observation
1t appears that the expectation of lifen of
insured males in this country at 20 years of
ago is f.. years, which exceeds by ono year
tho expectation of lifo" of English males at
tho same age, This advantage continues
until the advanced age of - Is reached
There is no difference in tho "expectationr
between American women and English wo-
men at this age-20 years; but nftorward
and until the age OF AZ the American 'expcc.
tation' rs better than the English Beyond
this latter age tho English women seem TO
have the botter Of it, until ut 80 thoro is a
year in their favor
We use the word "scemn advisedly. As II
matter OF fact American women do not.
pf course, grow any older after they have To.
como just as lovely rs they can be, and this
period is reached, according to these tables,
somewhere between the ages of 20 and a..
After this latter ago our American mptrons
can afford TO let their English sisters ''cat ,,
up" with them. Chicago News.