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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-08-13

and families. The profits are lstge and for
every industrious person. Many have made and
now making several hundred dollars mouth.
1t is easy for any to make IS and upwards per
day, who IS willing to work. Either sex. yonpg OF
old. Capital not required: we start you. Every
thing new. No specisl ability required; you.
reader. do it as Well any one. Write to us
at once for full particulars, which we mail free.
Address SYlN sun Il c.. Portland Maine. n-3
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SECURITY
MuEua! Benefit Suc!!etv
NEW YORK.
(1ncorporated December 1881
LIFE INSURANCE At COST.
FEAT . r = S:

Its pepeu and security guaranteed by for As
with The Agency Security and Guaranty Company which
ated under the Unlimited liability laws
and composed of of the substantial
Under that debt liability
oEcohlrX MUTUAL BENEFIT SOCIETY," the
to bear all expenses
Its limited Fund
hence there no large accumulation of funds
Members subject n o restrictions to travelling
ONLY MALE RISKS
Only of steady eligible membership Miners
Others handling large quantity explosives Except railway
brakemen and others in risky occupations eligible.
All losses usually paid follows Oneha upon presentation
proofs OF death; and the remainder within 80 days.
1t is the CHEAPEST AND Insurance Association IN
THE WORLD.
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woman desires a situation to do general house
work in an hotel or private family, or to cook TO
six or more boarders in mining camp.
Good references given.
Inquire of ART. SMITH,
Alturas HOTEL HALEY.
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Considering the elements of safety and which
od, before
ife at SO little o the insured.
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The following table shows the for
the Associations named for carrying during
oast three years:
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

A stylishly dressed young womau, who
was accompanied by q man, entered
Justice seymour's office 10 Hoboken, N.
j., last night, and told . remarkable
story. She said that her maiden name
was Bertha Col len, and that she came
from Springfield, Mass, two years ago
and married Edward Preston.
They moved TO Pennsylvania, where the
husband bought farm. She said that
her companion was James Preston, her
hu.band's brother, who lived with them
in PennsJlvania for time The woman
unblushlngly told the magistrate that she
liked James Preston better than her own
husband, and that the latter knew It.
About six months ago James married a
young woman, named Ida Welsh, much
against the wish Of his brother. james
soon tired Of bis wife aud came back TO
bis brothers house. The woman said
that James wanted her to elope with him,
but she refused. One day her husband
Aud James went out cunning, and when
they returned they we in happy mood.
The woman said that her husband told
her that his brother James wanted her,
and that he, Edward, would take james
wife, Ida, II the two women would con-
sent to the scheme. The women were
" mug Dnb thuAfb NAnhu RAOOV w bOVu
from his brother for his wife, Ida. The
woman said her husband paid the money
and the exchange of wives was made
she going to live with James, and Ida and
Howard living together.
They oil lived in the same house, and
got along well until last Monday, when
1900 was stolen from James room The
woman said that Edward and Ida disap.
psared about the same time as the money
was discovered missing, and they were
believed to have come to Hoboken He
therefore wanted q warrant for the arrest
Of Edward on a charge of grand larceny.
While the woman was relating the
above story her companion had little or
nothing TO say. He merely endorsed her
statements Justice Seymour to d the
couple that he could do nothing for them,
and that they were both liable to arrest
in New Jersey for adultery. The couple
on hearing this got out Of the magistrates
Office In short order, and when last seen
were making tracks for the ferry to come
to New York.-N. Y Press.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Leave Phil delphiA, Broad Street. for VII
mington (expresiJ, II rs, %, %, TT, g1A
10 I'd II is h o q. M, ca 8ol, 4O2s go
o.. 8 n, s01, eH, II % p, N.
AccommodA ion, 625 10 % =. m, La 3. "a
. a, 4a,s n s@ 10 O8 10 20, and IL n D. N,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
Tmployors' L,aDl llry act.

A Parliamentary paper hiss been
issued containing return OF the total
number OF cases tried In the County
Courts in England, Scotland and Ire.
land iu 1886 and 1881 The total
number of cases thus tried In England
i'm 1886 was l6i, and in 1887, ITO. The
amount OF compensation claimed in
1885 was $50, $50, ard the amount
awarded CA, 791. In 1887 the amount
claimed WAS e31, 106, and the amount
awarded was SO 500. In Scotland the
amount of compensation claimed in the
neriod covered by the return was g59, :
8Ss and the amount awarded was
81 800. In Ireland he number oil
cases tried was was 90; the amount OF
CONDENSATION claimed vas GO, 430, and
the amount awarded was G444.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

The eAlooa mus have boys, or ~
must shut up shop. Cant you fuFnisA
u ons7 His . CREST factory, and mn.
less Il csn ger about . e00, 90 boys from
each generation for raw natsrlal, some
Of these factories must close out and q
operatives musI be thrown on Q cold
world, and the public revenue viii
dwinGle "WAnted--2 ,0Ce 600 boys, -
10 the notice. One family out Of every
ave must contTibnte . boy 70 kesp no
the sapply. Will you hslL8 which
OF yoar boys will 1t bt2 This minotaur
Of Cfets had 70 have . tTireme-full Of
fair naaldens each year; but the min0-
taur OF America demsnds . oity.full Of
boys each year. Are you n father
have you given your share 10 keep up
the supply for this great public inBtltu-
li0n that is helping 10 pay your taxes
and kindly oleotinR public ofAoisls for
your Have you contributed . boS9 II
mot, some other family has had 10 give
more than its share. Are you not eel
hsh, voting TO keep the saloon open 70
grind up boys, aud thsn doing nothing
TO keep up the supply9
Heaven help usl When will We look
at this thinR-the sAloou-esripped Of
all Its subterfuges and oloaEtugs, naked
In its hideOusuess, . murder mill, .
drunkard factory, Q recruiting station
Of heli2
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
RATES UaoIOE.

mo, do not play"
''Nor palnt2"
"Nor paint"
There was pause, and a y oungfel-
low standing near said:
my sister reads. She has read
most Of the best books, not mere trash
She can mend And make, bake and
brew. As she has no decided talent
for music or painting, she concluded
70 lose no time over them"
overheard this dialogue al an after
noon tea; later on had chat with
the brother and sister, and l think
some of you may be interested in what
heard.
Kate, like many other girls, found
her time more and more otcupied as
she neared seventeen. She took music
lessons, and was expected u practice
for at least an hour a day. Then ''All
the girls" took drawing, and she be.
gan. From early till late she studied,
recited or practiced. She heard Of
books which she longed I'd read, but
there was no time. Her mother was
not very strong, and needed efficient
help In the house, but Kate had not a
moment, for when not actually study
ing or practieing, she was PROSTATE
with headache or weariness-
l do not know just what brought
Kate to the decision, but on her seven
teenth birthday she asked her mother
to allow her 10 give up certain studies
for a year; II at the end of that time
the event had not proved her choice a
wise one, she would 60 back to the old
way. The mother consented, aud
Kate Immediately shut the piano, laid
aside her drawing book, and retired
from the geometry, rhetoric and phi =
os9phy classes, so getting time to study
her lessons during school hours.
The time before given to the piano
was devoted to careful reading, under
her brothers. guidance; the hours for
merly spent over the additional studies
and drawing were devoted to house.
work. Instead of working out geo.
metrical problem, she worked" the
bread, or solved the equation: Given
cold veal, eggs, rice and ham, what
may be the resultH Her fathers house
had been little more than a shelter in
| the old days, but now that the devoted
an afternoon to the boys room and q
saturday afternoon to the parlor, each
room had beauty and an interest oil
itS own.
You may be sure all this was moi
done without remonstrance from we'll
meaning friends. She would moi
graduate properly What a pity to
lose her musicl But Kate reminded
her mother that married cousin had
no time for music, and regretted the
hours lost in practice; as for gradua-
tion, If mother and daughter were both
healthier and happier, was not the
sacrifice a cheap onef
Now, girls, won't you think serious
lily of Kate's way2 What does most Of
the amateur music amount t02 IL
these days OF popular concerts we can
Ihear really good music SO cheap, whit
Iyou are paying too high for an inferio
Particle, when you devote an hour
Iday for four or FIVE years learning t
lplsy "pieces" with fear and trem
Ibling.
Insist on having time tor whole
Isome, solid reading-histpries, essay
land travels; and if your mother is bur
ldened, share her household cares. Thi
is better, II not higher education
land would fit you for life far mort
than the studies and Accomplishment
you relinquish
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

The native birds of North America,
which were supposed to be rapid y
disappearing, resppeared In great
numbers during the spring OF the pres
ent year. This was first noted in the
New York papers, and was promptly
credited to the liberal destruction OF
the pugnacious English sparrow, I'M
able to wIshstand the storm beating
received in the great March blizzard
''But, counter 10 this explanation, I"
says Science, comes Information from
Iliinois that the attention of all is at
tracted to the remarka ply large num-
Der Of birds that are to ba seen. The
groves. the woods and The meadows
in the country, and the many trees In
the city, are peopled with these festh-
cred visitors The Oldest inhabitant
does not remember to have seen so
many and such a variety of birds. And
yet the great blizzard did not visit I'LL
nois."
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
rnn EILOr,s w1rn.

''rhs neon shines cat. with here ind there
. star
But furious cloud ranks storm both starr
and moon.
The nsd ses drums upsn the herb pr bar,
win the tide sIAcken Boon3
~ See. thAt took'st my yOungsst, will thou
ppArtf"
And the Sea answered through khs blaak
night air,
II tooi M youngest. shall l spare 70.
hightf"
''Ths tbundsripg breakers sweep and slash
the aAndi;
TO westward, lei one line Of orbAm-Whits
fVAmt
! raise % dazzling heaven ny hsIPiss.
hands,
watch within the home.
20 Sea, that took'st my eldest, wit thou
aAvsff
And the Zee answered Is frtm out .
al slew Thy eldest ron for my dc iEht."
~rhs giant WAvSI plunge DER the shingly
The taWny. named great lions Of the zoo
with pitilsps roar howl doEn oil human
speeon.
10 aod far off hon met
80 sea, that SlsWsst my sons, min husband
The ss.'s.~ild laughter shook and rent
the air;
Lei on the peach drsWn'd fAbO deadly
white,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

A map Of Oreston In this paper. Lock
ct the location, examine 1t carefully,
see how near 20 the heNrt Of the city
it lays. II yOu can hnd a prettler
place for . home at the price, don t buy
here. II You eau find . healthier looa'
tIon or handler one ,1on't buy here. Bal
look before you lear, and you will have
no tronbls deciding shat the Creston
lots are the very beat In the market, and
the terms - easy - any can he. OAl
ct the Office 712 Market street Bomt
Tuesday or Friday evening or during thu
day, and hear all the particulars. prices
thrmR. etc.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

n,vInnn 10 for I,nrinI.

A Peru (Ind.) despatch, dated Mon.
day, says: Mrs. Mary Magdalene
Verge, native of France, who had
asked her daughter to have her heart
taken out and her hands and feet am
putated and sent to France for burial,
died here to-day. Drs. Passage and
Ramsey then Amputated the feet and
hands and took the heart out, placing
them in a glass globe filled with alco
hol. They will be sent to France as
directed, and the remains will be
taken TO Somerset, this county, fol
burial.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

A despatch from Newburyport says
that "a seal hunt on the coast of Mas
sachusetts was the novel sport In
which q large party engaged. The
hunters were successful, too, killing
more than 40 OF the amphIbians. The
Legislature last winter placed boun-
ty Of 81 per tail ON seals, which are
supposed TO destroy large quantities Of
young fish. Forty or fifty young men
determined to try their skill at the
sport. Wire fencing was stretched
across the mouth Of Mud Creek at high
tide, just before the seals were ready
to leave. The plan was successful. A
seal could easily carry away such a
slight obstacle, but he is very suspi-
cious. At no time while the hunt
was in progress did one Of the seals
approach near enough to the wire to
touch 1t. The hunting party set out
in small boats armed with rifles and
guns. Half a hundred seals were
found penned in the creek"
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
|AY
NBER A.

u estate Vi
| Mn trl
|lJellwsre,
| OF lAnis
|fy thenel
|st Ggn
kinds nov
|buth i54t
L 10 thenu
Through n
|orth &i I
a eOf leF
|pe cheL
|hOga Ali
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
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|FRhl

b puollt /
| ohnI,a I
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

WILMIh4rON D NOR rHRRN u. ".
leave Wilmington (French street, as follows;
For Reading, BirdsboIo, Joanna, Spring.
Geld, WayneBburg Junction, Manor ,Pottsvile,
Tamaqul, Allentown, Lebanon, Wernern.
Vile and all points on the philadelphia Ano
Reading n. RI $50 .. m. and 2. 10 p. m.
For Springfield, WAyneaburg Junction,
Ford and Dupont's and intermediate pointA,
T. 90 a. m, ana 8. 90 p. m.
FOR COAtesville and intermediate points n
7, 90 a. M, 40 and s. 90 p. m.
For West Chester, 100 g. m, 80 and b'W
Daily except Saturday and Sunday.
For new Bridge and intermediate pointa,
9. ibp. m. and on Saturday only At $40 Ans
ii. Is p. M
ON sunday for Reading and intermediate
points, at SO =. M, and for Springfield ant
Intermediate points at 500 D. m.
Superintendent Gen Pass. AR't.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

The Gtiletto 10 becoming altogether too
Prominent IN our criminal rtoords.
Tlere is only one way TO convince the
Italians who have been making su1h
liberal use OF the weapon Of the error OF
their ways, and that Ia, when death 10
not . result Of their row, TO give those
who use It the extreme pena ty OF the
Law. That was the way that the late
Judge Russell stamped out the Spanish
gArottJ.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
BALTIMOEE q UaalO EAILROAB
HuHKDULR N RFTRUr, April 10, lSsa
Trains lsAvs DsIGWAIs Avenue Depot
EAST SOUND,

bbhABOAAM -. hHHAoTs Aprl Nv 1854
Trains lsAVs DsIAVArs Avenue DSpot
EAST SOUND.
EOF PhiisdslphiA and Chester, glB, T1e
IS, % 90 3 o. 10 % and al II .. MT 90. %
8 81, IS 20, 0 %, 0 40, 7 30, 20 20 and So p. n
Un Sundays,1 %, u, . ob, 10 80 and Ell II
mt 20, Oo,s b6.at 70. ~, to,as - and y
p. N. -
For Slnseriy, accommodation, daily Il q
.. N.
FOR Baltimors, accommodation, daily 81.
cept Sunday Q Ab a, N.
For OhicSEo snd PittsourE, express, daily
eB 4. m.
0lnoinnAti and st. Louis express, daily
baltimore accommodation, daily 10 p m
PittgburE, chicago and st. Louis expresA
daily 20 p m.
singsrly Accommodation, daily 80 p N.
TOk LANDEN BENG, Q 10 A. M.bunda
9nIy, ll.0o A. N. aAilJ except Sunday, ~
Trains ieave Makes susss SsatioH;
Ter PhIiadslphiA 29S p. m. daily. 20
Baltimore : p. a., dAiiy. RoR Lisndsn
Dsra $50 and u.oo A NJ. daily, s1o1pt san
dayi 0.Ioa: n on sunday only 40 and AS'
PittsburE. 0hisAEO and n LOulH expires
Of Trans ior HnplnSsOn-zsAvs rnnsis.
phiA, daily, y %, leoo, 81 % .. "a, u 9
noon, a., Goo. 81 %. sGea, $50. s.ls ioi
ilsiiy, o1eeps sunday, GSa, T.SO a. n
u. 80, and % D. N.
sundAya only, s,la AN.
HATES TO WHsrHRH PorETs LowHR THAI
VIA ANY oTHHR LIHA.
n. n. Ol.kMkNrh, q, Q.SUULs
osn1 ManAEsi. 9en7 RASs. GEss
| TeloDhone 10. lea.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

It'd Bits.

lid BIS.
Phebe-Look, Uncle John; there is
the authoress of 'Wanton Winitred, .
that shocking book everybody is talk
ing about.
Uncle John-The old bag Who,
pray, is the sweet, modest girl she has
in toW2
Phebe-oh, she is the authoress;
the old bag is her mamma, and, they
say, quite respecta BILE.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
Mad n 30.

Mra HuldAh Rock we'll, OF Westvllle,
Conn oommonly know rs "GrAnny"
RnokvIlle. enc OF the earliest Methodist
nrsachera In the days when her sex
4 snrad nrominently asths advocates OF
Wssisv;a doctrine, died recently, aged
"a. IsAhe was once n book in tavern,
Al areen Farms, kept by Aaron Burr,
and never rode on . fallTOAd.'..
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

|YiBslIN,
|n, Aaga,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

I|tdli hHA - -
on bottle AMI a hall OF tue
. ne.'
ay enough in praise Of
NJ Pec,5rll," writes II.
P,lt,iinc. Texas, " believ-
N but TOT It's use, | should
" died.
Cherry PeCtOraI,
nEPARED by
M L Co.. Lowell, Mass.
uas. Price o.; ali bottles, ~
RST ssls
E-OHgAP, TWO NEW T.
mi houses. bath and back
Iln,itru Improvements, on
baum, clayton and DUPONT.
Z, COOLING Eighth and
ii ss'lmA
La rwUSroKY BRloK
III MonrOe street, contains
4 bath, 10 hf,tclAss order
NtTsnisn,s s. Apply 70 A.
,RiAil olioe. R-u
s-AFGRM OF ABOUT lCo
IN fold from Ohfis' ana 70
n Ihou; ore mile fro n the
AddnR J. Or YES, Ooooh'B
ly2S ttd.2tWA
IA IN OF BUILDING
ooatl,tnE OF sash, doors,
ma 10. Alao building tot
lLRR No, 10 King Ct. iI.tf
E-LSGaE AID SMALL
bUn WtgHrsAt tar prlass. Al.
sh VI h1'laess wagons. ".
AInt French sts 1880 oma
TAAtsd
ID TO ISVST PERMAs
bly, BA0,O0O OF estate
Improved city or COunty
Bats cent
RR. ROBINSON a co.
-sUI N&NSN WITH also
. TAKE iottfest IN mAnuiao.
Ood, lsAt ciIJ Ian double In.
tte Iea,, sddtess Lumber,
Ai9 81
D-IT0 LAVE, ENERgETIC
~ hsilta Inference not
sl0eiE' itlqo.ush,s offered
" IN Ile lTsll.E 4. $40 Market
E2a-st
ll-HELP TrRSlsHEU FOR
FsslSulaa1ini private faml-
Ihofs Ap2iJ 81 Intelligence
A1ss sfeeL i20-tf
p-A YOUNG LADY TO
nlpflTaie ianlly, with pleas.
M Terms moderate. Ad.
VICE h7%lm
-HOhkDEks. SOUUH.
oiaN oiiIh and King streets.
l'Ahd gsoi Recommendations.
AS eta
" GkhTLLmEN BUARD-
esllA'slJ Ct sll Market street,
i0'ni, eood accommodations.
aga Of
IA YgUhg LADY DAN
ssa nsaAtAl with board 10 4
y Hss'efn part lfeity. Ad-
w AIS 81
p-SilUAllUS AS rEAOH.
lAdi holding State oertln-
'H'LssehsF," this otflos.
A2g 5td, ltWA
l,-ABt Y To LEARN THE
pusihss'i one Slih some oEpe
-''d' a dress K this otiieS rs So
~, ~ GIRL WHU DAN COOK
we required. Apply .Ol4 frsn-
A2)-2ta
y : a aUub ulRL FDR
noute sciE 81 no $40 W. 9th
as Sts
!, , - " A HARREss-MAKER
y, sm''n.fAi YERqEk'S, aOi
a2s-St
'D-b . A X DER ); EXUEI,.
''''"m 'dAtions, o. no. I 4 %
ais I'm
, =, !! HLNTLkm En-
N no eos Weitst sls-9v
~, ID PARTNER TO ExrEEI
Nlls "a Alng st. AlT.2ata
Eof Henl,
M AT AZ HrpUOED RATE
ny, y, S,hlpley stlset viii be rentet
4, M y ~ ~, = = 0Alanee ofthe seassI
",hUSh, french 81 Whnr
| n 4. 1lNE EUUM FOR 4
4 y me-, ny darkness building, iotl
IA S'ssi Apply TO &. mo,
IVA g. abtf
Ell sSS,LI.-btLAwARE HOUSE
n nv. Le- Bl:-FOon furniahed
''''' Apgl. al No ala Snip
tx rnA NJ. tIngLLENr uFFIOI
4 a., ,,ie.I, very cheap; propri,
WA ioan, Address ". u
Au9l-im
M rso . b. ht1UhkD HOUSE
I'll month AlOR large stsbil
VI J r. SD, at Finn an
- Al3.tf
;Iss m II, USE AND sloRI
Applv !, teoen s.tse.s, slittbie Il
-sp.y ~ w NanBursn 81, ~ n
% nTEx are the RES
@o sjlDBY DRuoals,
'AE TINE YOU NEED
an DIarIhua Mixture
'T TSu' % take and a sure eur,
i tstH diSrrhoea, dysen. su'
W" &c Sold By
CARTMELI
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Alfred o Hobbs, of Hartford, Conn
IL now rs years Of aga. He 10 lhe mar
who succeeded In picking every looh
placed before him ~ tie Crystal Palace
London, in 1851, aud Won 81 eco offered
BY an Bnglish hsm 70 any one WHIT
oould pick the look they manufactured
Mir. Hobbs became Hon, and vas pre-
scented to the Duke Of Wellington and
Qaeen Victoria.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
STATE OF DELAWARE J

NEW OAsrLB, DHLAwARn,
All persons who are liable 70 pay . state
tax for the manufacture Of BpirltuouS and
AleohOlio liquors for the year 1883 Rud 1881,
- required b. section 0, OnAptsF sst, Vol.
10, Laws OF Delaware, are hereby n0uned 70
Rottlo at enoe OF the natter will be placed in
the hands Of the attorney. general.
WILLIAM nERBERT,
Ilt-tf state Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

NYOTIOE Is BEREBY OWEN, THAT
in IN application will be made 70 the
Honorable lgnatlus a. Grub, Associate
Juitio OF the Superior Court OF Tie StaIe Of
Delaware, residth9 In New uAstlo County,
on Saturday, the eth day Of September, A.
d, ls9s, ct 10 O'Clock In the morning q
Chambers In Wilmington, IN the Siate and
OounIy aforesaid, for tho Incorporation Of
the Delaware Hedge COMPANY the char
Nctsf and obi cots Of which are 70 mAnufao-
turo hedge fsnees and 70 carry on the bust
hedge fsnoaa IN all the vAri Jus bTaRohss
thereof and 10 that end 70 have, posses and
enjoy ALI the Elght1, Dement'S and priVfltgea
ofHAn Act Oonesrning Private corpora.
tionh, pAaaod ct DeveH, March fatb, A. D.,
1859. BEnkY U. OOnkAD,
szT-lot ATTY for lnoorpoTatorB.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

|1Ek W.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
ROxHUE
NoE1SE -TA1RAHkEs rAks no

NYOrIOB -TAx.PAYkKs TAKE NO
IN T1OB.
tjisy and School Taxes FOR I0sa.
The und0rsiEned, receivers OF taxes for the
Oity OF Wilmington, will be 81 10 Is. 9th 81 ,
DsEWOan Market and King ST., during the
month o. July, 1855, between the hours Of
and u IN The Gofnlng, and ftCm 10 10
tn . nfssfnoon. fBR the purpose Of receiving
taxes. On all tAxas paid during July, there
will be q reduction OF . cents on every dol
lar, and al taxes paid on or Aftet the IBt
dag Of August, shall Do payable without .
on the lat day Of Septa mboT shall be incfeas-
cd by the addltian OFFS pet oentum on the
amount thereof EDMUND P. MOODY,
Heosiver Of Eorthern district, including
all north Of On street.
MARTIN J. mEALKY,
Reooivar Of Southern district, inoludiL 9
ali south Of eth straaL ieeo-u
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

my METHOD he eng kaSSn ia saEss 80
gently the cases e Special Daeaeas ArEsaa 80
and private practical dpsEenoe uitA every ru
and known 70 AuaAsa fsE aaaksst recovery -
lOLloirEp Relief tsnos. sd =. bosk - E1aA4
special diseases and sxlaaAH nAAa, theiI hAnha n
'iotmiEe sufferers AAd AVOID so-eAllea vegetahha 49,
hnes, blood puriheEa. ffAudglsaA proufaing. -
pay etc. They ruin thouHAndA- Best Ehtl In Ne ba
ling will save muoh suffering and delay. wits - 90
3: :ssa .s "a ss a. sss'sI 81 Il g. y
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

DEAFNESS sSe SsSSSs' Sad ! al 81 you
bOWp home ~ enc Who VA deaf twenty
eight leAFa Treated BY most Of the no
ted spEclAhsts without Dsnbst, Cured him
Bslf IN thros 2ontha, and atnea then hub
dfeds Of okheEs, E1ll particulars ssnt on Ap
plioatiop. T, D. PAq8, 10. Al west blAl
-, SsS SStk CT, eetls.ta. ts.EAsSRt