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Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Advance In Photography,

When dsugerreotypes commenced to
become popular some forty years ago, it
was considered, and In fact was, most
wonderful achievement. In few years
they were succeeded by the ambi otype,
and SO on the art progressed, until the
perfect photograph OF the present day
was reached. For long time however
1t was impossible to take picture ex
cept in the brightest sunshine, but now
even that dlfficultG has been overcome, as
a reporter OF the REPUBLICAN tested to
his entire satisfaction one day recently.
The day was extremely cloudy, and as
the sscribe was passing along Marke
street 1t commenced to pour rain, and not
being provided with an umbrella he took
refuge in Beecher's Photographic gallery
at No 315. In answer to remark con-
cerning tho weather, Mr.. Beecher said
that he did not want any better for taking
pictures, and as a banter the reporter
eeated himself at desk, while an opera
tor trained large camera upon him.
The negative was taken In thrse seconds,
and three days afterwards, Mr.. Beecher
exhibited an 1 l by IA inch picture, per-
feet and lifSlike In every respect. The
same day there was also a lady In the
gallery with very restless babe, but by
diverting its attention for single instant
an excellent picture was taken as quick
as flash. Such are some of the wonders
OF modern photography.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Nopert :. Arnola Kll,. n,msslr.

SUMMIT, N. j., may 20.-Rohert T.
Arnold, prominent citizen of this
plsce, CON- mitied suicide early yester-
doy morning by blowing out his hrainB.
The deed Ia supposed to be due to tenn.
porasy iaeAnity, the result of suffering
from pneumonia and neuralgia, OF
which disease be has been victim
during the winter and spring. He WAS
not engaged In bua!ne5s, having q hand
some income to i've on, and was SO
years old. Mr ArDoli was o son OF O.
{, Arnold OF Towntend Arnold s. Co.,
and brother Of DR.. Glover G. Arnold,
a well-Anown New York phytictsn.
He came from Charleston, 8 O., With
his father In 1850 Ee married very
happily about ten years ago. Hts wife,
a daughter OF tho lsie General Butter
feld, and q very beautiful WOMAN,
hrouGhs hir1 ant tneS fortuno OF mere
than S1G0, 900.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Little ol.lldreu snot at.

AMHERST, Va, May 2l.-Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas, living near hers, weus
of yesserdey to q church meeting,
leaving thei. eon Henry, aged yeSEa
in charge of three small children.
When the parents returned thay found
this youth lying on tho floor in hi8
blood, and the children, more or loss
hurt, STOPPING arouua him. He was
inaensihie, having been shot in tho
head spd his skull fractured. He can
NOS survivs throughout the night. The
three children, who can barely speok,
gsid that big black man came cut of
The woods and shot in the room at
them.
II seems like deliberate attempt to
aBaasginR.e the entire family of chill.
dron, aud from all that Can be picked
np from the frightened etA.emsnts OF
the little children the assassin did not
oaaGe until he was sure 6e had accom-
pltshed his work.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
An Assarau 90 Of Health.

Among tho assurances OF hsslsh xs-
fordsd us by the regular discharge OF
tha bodily functions, none Ia more i'm.
poriant aud reliable than that which
regularity OF the bowels Rivee DIS. II
there 10 sny-even q temporary inter-
ruption Of this-the liver and the
stomach nuher oonjoiDtly with Inactive
organs, and still greater mischief en-
gueb If relief is not speedily obtained.
A laxative, above all cav.l on the score
OF mineral composition or violent effect,
Is Hostetter's stomRch Bitters, approved
by the medical profession and 8 most
important item OF tho family mstsria
medics Of American kouseholdg. It Il
botanic, psinlsss In action, and II per.
sisted in, eTectual. The stomach and
liver, In no less degree aud no less
promptly mad thoroughly than tine
bowels, are regulated and tousd by 1t,
and 1t is sn admirable defence against
mAlariAl and rheumatic ailments and =
bonigu remedy for Kidney complaints,
nervousness and debility.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
spsolal Mentloa.
New sfssl Paesr store,

The undersigned having opened the
ntore 209 West Second street with full
line Of wall paper and window shades
We ara prepared TO DO work at short
notice. We would solicit @ call from
cur friondB Ard tho public. We en-
ploy ftat-olAes work men and Ruaran tee
sAtisfsoticn. q. w. Evans & Co., 209
West Second street.
Having Enlarged Esy Factory
snl now prepared 10 do all my work
promptly. All. ir need OF new car
rlnge or who wish TO have their old
ones repaired, should give me call, na
sll WORK Is made Of the best material
End put together In the best style.
Prices moderste. JOHN WALTHER,
Over Market Street Bridge.
At q Eaes
that everybody ought TO know ssAs A.
Sergeant givaa 22&0 lbs. Of tho oeet, we'll
cleaned coal in every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hicoTy kindiing wood in large
loads. Li1e for whltewashlne, Yard,
foot Of honroe straet. Central office,
Seventh and King stFeete. Look for the
blue sign. Onening in tho evening.
The orenr Eye ksinedy
Is d.. Sinaros' Eye Cure. Inflamed sore
and rcd eyee, or red eyelids, weak and
detective eyesight from any cause arc
nicely relieved and quickly cured.
Supplied In 25 and 30 cent bottles, the
prescription OF DR.. Slmns b Bon, 4th
and King Sts., Wilmington, Del.
window shades, Nindowsshados.
Housekeepers wanting window shader
made of the best material ard at tbe
lowest caah prices, can get them at L.
II. sprinRer's, 229 Orange strest.
N. b -Venetian Biirda painted and
trimmed. All orders promptly filled.
A few more Of those beautiful dollar
ohronios given awsy With every pound
OF tobacco, ct cniy thirty cents pound.
Chapman, Seventh and Orange streets,
Wilmington, Del.
Twelve fnoly re.ouohad cabinets and
one frame size with ehoh dozen, for IS,
at Holland'y, BOZ Market street.
Bush's, R-szch street wharf ia tho place
to buy your ecsi,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Regiatrar's Repoft,

Registrar Lee'B report for the week
ending as noon last Saturday shows
that during that time there births, IL
marrlagea and % deaths reported to
him as having occurred in this city
against 80 deaths for the corresponding
week Of last year.
OAuSes of death: Meningitis, 4; oon.
sumption, heart disease, escb; bright'l
disease, diphtheris, 2 each; Apoplexy,
accident, congestion Of lungs, convul
sIons, mslarial fever. pneumonia, soft
ening OF the brain, tonsilitis, each.
Age8 Of dfcessed: Uader l yfar, 5;
from to g. S; from 2 to 8, q; from to
10, /; from 10 to 10, Il from 10 to 20, 2;
from so to 30. 2; from 40 to 60, 8; from
80 to 10, g.
There was l still birth, / ooroner's
case, a bodies were brought here for
tntermsnt and 4 sent away.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
A Surprise.

Yesterday being the 34th birthday OF
Mr. 8 j W hite, the genial carriage
builder, who has his office over Market
street bridge, his employees took 1t into
their hearts that they would give him
birthday gift SO on Saturday afternoon
word was sent to Mr.. White to please
step up stairs, as his men would like to
have consultation With him. He went
up and was rather astenished to see so
many of his mea congregated together
whispering to one another, and he want.
ed to know If the men were on stris @,
He was not long kept in suspense, as the
spokesman for the employees stepped for
ward and presented Mr.. w with hand
some parlor chair as a token Of the es.
teen IN which he is held by his men. He
gracefully acknowledged the gift In few
Inappropriate remarks used on such oeca
Bions.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

sHILoH's OoUGH and Oonsum ption
Cure Is sold by us on guarantee. II
cures consumption. Bold by N. B. DAN
forth, cor. End and Market Sts.
SHnoH's yrTALIzER is what you
need for Constipation, Loss OF Apo.
tie, Dizziness and all symptoms OF
Dyspepsia. Price 10 and rs cents per
bottle. eeld by n. B. Dsnferth, cor.
2ud and Market SITS.
WILL YOU SUFFER- with Dyspepsia
nnd Liver Complaint Shiloh's Vita
lizer Is guaranteed TO cure you. Sold
by Danforth. nnr. 2nd and Market SITS.
BLERPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable
by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure
Ia tho remedy for yen. N. b. Dan
forth, corner Second and Market sts.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
KI.Ied on the Nnilraad

PorTsTowN. Pa, May 20.-Dav,d j.
Wtillsms, colored, 20 years old, was
killed oa THE Reading Railroad near
Miugo ststioR. this morning, shortly
bsfore O'Clock. While picking coal
be was struck by tha up newspaper
tr7ia. His akull Was crushed and both
legs ware broken aud mangled. De
ceased lived at Phenixville and WAS
emoloyed In the Phenixville Iron
Com pany. Williams leaves wife,
having Leea married bat few months.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
HIS wrs Didn'. Know 40 Was Rich.

EEwYoBK, Msy 21. -Mrg. Mary Bridge
yesterday told Jnstloe Schiellein, OF
East New York, q strange story. S6e
and her huebsDd, John NJ. Bid ge, were
married Ia England forty five years
ago, and had one child, Louis. now
living ard working on the Brooklyn
bridge. Tie cid man was ssilor, but
gave up the ssa sorle years ago, A few
months aao Mrs Bridge met en- old
shipmGte OF her husband who expressed
great surprise nt not seeing her In
Efllatnt circumstances. "Why," be
said, what hss become OF the $50 600
Your husbsnd had ten years ARo?" The
sBtonished MIRA. Bridge went home and
charged her husband with oonoealing
his wealth, and he owned up, but i'm
plcred her not 10 mention 1t. A few
dAys later he d!sappeared altogether.
Justica 6ohiellein referred Ate. Bridge
10 the OOmtaipeioners OF Charity. 1t is
now known that Bridge lie q Diser, and
sd@t he has money In half q dozen New
York banks. .=.-
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
a Fine Piece of workmanship.

Mr.. Jacob Deakyre, sesleror weights
and measures for this.oounty, has re-.
ceived q unique piecs OF work from Mr..
II. H. G. Walker Of Oakland, Cal. II
consists OF butter khi!e, o button
hook and glove hook, made OF steel
nails manufactured Mt the Pacific Iron
and Nail Company's works, Oakland ,
Oel. Ths knife is 400 hard ness, the
button hook 600 snd the glove kook SOS,
each beiuE fully equal In every respect
to sho best English stesl, while the
workmanship on each article shows
that they we're fashioned by the hand
OF skilled mechanic. Mr.. Walker was
formerly of this city. aud ia now an ss-
sistaIt engineer on the p, I s. N. Com
pany. He is son of the late Isaso O.
Walker, who come years ago was one
OF the moat prominent surveyors In this
country. Mr.. Fl. Fl. q WRlker located
In California about eleven years ago,
and last winter viRiteo his mother ana
sistor, who still reside In this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
An Eattor AIT on tho Nose.

ATLANTIC Cry, N. j., MAy 19-
Charles McGlade, proprietor OF the
Mspslen House, slapped Elilc- Heston,
OF the Atlantic City Journal, in the
face this afternoon, breaking his spes.
tsoles AID slightly injrrina his nose.
MeGiaoe ACQUIRED list of tisnaturss to
n petition to Cornell oppoaiDE tie oIdi-
nance for olecsric street. oars on ATTAIN
tic avenue. hr. Heston stated in his
paper that the names were obtained by
Misrepresentation. Tie two men met
this afternoon and sn alteration en-
gued. MoGiade has been bound over In
b2O0.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
The CAse of s7r. Ford.
IcoMMUNIcATED.


SIR: In regards SO tho abatement In
to day 8 issne of The Sisr that ex-Shes-
If Thomas Ford lie disfEanchised from
voting, VIC, the undersigned, wish to
state that it Is absolutely fales and
without any foundstion. Ex.5herifi
Ford registered In the frst district OF
the T~elfth ward or Saturday, Hay 12,
and produced sill the necessary quAlifi
oations, including his natnraIiz alton
papers, which were cased October 16
1866, and which were taken out in the
court of Wilmington, Del. Otherwise,
he could have voted on his fathers
papers. Respectfully yours,
ROBERT @. SHAW,
THOMAS j. JAMES,
WILLIAM H. MCCULLOUGH,
Registers and Iuspectors.
Wilmington, Nay 90. 1885.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
cnnnn,nn Tnsarra.

Yesterday two hacks loaded with
young mon from this city went to
Cerroroft station, ON the B. and o.
road, with the nvnwed Intention OF hav.
Ing q good day a. toesing the ball. 10
relieve the teiium and mon3toEy Of
base ball, they took with them eight
kegs OF beer. This w4s quite large
quantity for tba young men to wreatls
with, but they fauod themselves fuliy
equal to the noension. Ia their eager
nea5 to get rid OF all tha beer, they for
Got all Bbout TO ls,a1 the ball, and were
themselves no bsdly tossed ths5 tbsls
limes were qaise Rhsky.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
PoFeOnBls

Miss Elsie Foord, Miss Mary Scott,
Miss CLARA Scott, John Bratton, Rober {
Baird ,A.O. Ohurchman and j. J.Olarenc g
Hollis spent Sunday with Niles Painter
1T LenGpa, Chester County, Pa.
Capt. N. R. Benson is lying in q very
precsrions condition at his residence,
corner OF Jatfarson street and Delaware
averue,snd there is scarcely apy reason
to hope for any Improvement of his
health.
Ms. N. b. Benson, Jr., With her son
and yonng daughter are whiting her
s!ster-!n.law, Mrs. Nellie Smith, nee
BeDsoa, of Smyrna.
Ejwayd SA,ter,hwaito, Of FSirville,
Ps +, has gone to Southern California to
take charge Of creamery.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Gao. W. jackson for coroner.
Standing Committees AppoiI

Standing Committees Appointed.
The Hon. Grand Master OF tho A. O.
of @. ALFRED W. Young, has appoint.
ed the following sianding com mistees:
Committee on election and returna-
P. G's Frank A. Gale, No 7; David
MoHenry, No. 6; Edward Nelson,
No. 8.
Committee on ginance-P. .G's George
a. Bennett, No. 3; g. v. Greer, No, s.
Il. T. Hukill, No, 7.
Committee on Lsw-P. GA Thomas
II. H Messenger, No 8; Wm. Nc Henry.
No. 6; Charles A. Foster, M z.
General Oommistse-P. CPS O Fl.
5p eer, No. 6; Fl. K. Fulton, No. 81
George H. Bennett, No, 8; VIM. Nc
Henry, No. 6; Il. a. Bfistow. No, z.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Rochestcr rsen a NOW unmet.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, May 20-#hat
appeared 10 be a. frat m aurora was no
tiUs3 in the Northwest sky about
o'elaok this evening. The supposed
RnEora increased Ia length and brlilian.
cy, md was finally discovered to bs the
tail OF r comet. l wsa one of the
largest ever ssen In this locality. The
direction va downward of North. Tho
iaii Was very hrend at dest. bat Eraausl.
ly narrowed while the light from II In
creaxea. No astronomer here ean iden.
;ify the comet.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Tho Emporor,r Condition.

BERLIN, May 2O.-DurLnR tho firsi
portion of last night the Emperor tiepi
fairly we'll but wnh afterwards troubled
with coughing. The sputA presents o
more solid appearance. The Emperor
rose at 8 O'Clock ard went to his study.
He appeared twice at window In the
morning snd was greeted with erthu.
sissm ny the crowd outside. At noon
ba went out Ia the park, but was IN.
able to take drive on kccouns Of rain.
he had refreshing Ble3p In the nfter-
uoon and reRppeaFed at tho window st
6 O'CLOCK. Els general condition Ia
fairly good.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
New Fsuoe.

A new post fence Is being placed on
the farm of VIM. Bright, occupied By
Mr.. Donovan, situated on the Kennett
pike above the Lower Brandy wine
P1esby terian Church. 1t will extend
for several hundred yards on either
side of the pike, and will be great i'm
proyement. Mr. Everett Hollingsworth
the road Leading from the school house
at Csntreville to she old Kennett road.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
.sayl Who Is That NJ an9"

That man is the greatest penman OF
the world, Prof. j. ii. CrSbb, who has
returned to Wilmington after q seven
weeks' vacation (sbe first for three
years), and is now prepared to reoeive
students for his summer school No,
706 King atrest Home from IL to
and from 6 to s daily. Low terms for
night sessions.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Brev1t,es.
The enGmpoGk has house In tine city
2uHaFord Broa.' zOA MhEk 90 street.

RuHaford Rroa,' zOA Mar b 90 stFees.
a sign OF the times: "Fresh paint"
Cupping and ieeching, lC3 L. Se:ond st..
Try Bush's coal yeu Will like It.
Brazilian Balm, immediate cure for numps.
BRAZILIAN Balm ouros a cold; 10 eoses, 1oc.
60 to Murrhey's for your bed springs.
Buy yonr furniture at Murphey's.
Try Bssh's coal ; you will surely like it.
Millard y. Davis, jeweler, 9 Il. Second ct.
Fine 10 X. Rings, at Hanrs, l5 n. Fourth.
Frank Koop Smith, druggist, 9Th and King.
American Laundry, ec2 West Frsnt street.
ley street,
II. y. Hollis keeps the o1Iv home made
candies IN this otty, at No, 4 W. III o..
Two for sssons-A pair Of boodler log isla-
tors.
"Why is bird the most yoraoious animni
In the world2' "BecauGs 1t takes its f3od
BY the peck"
A man may bb too drunk to climb lad.
der aud yet bc abls to get up stairs wher
anybody locks at him.
90 TO Geo. Il. Murphev's for your par1or
chamber and dining room furniture. 800 Ship
ley Btreet.
81 respect old age. but l must draw the
line az veoeranlo eggs" said customer tt
his grocer as he returned q baskotful OF an
tediiuyian hen1uit.
Now doth the Brooklyn billy. goat
Improve esoh shining hoar,
By eating barnun's oirous bills
With all hts mighty power.
ROUGH ON CREDITORS.
Whom burdsnsd by our many bills,
Oppressed by woo snd sorrow,
How pleasant to recall the fact
We'rc leaving town Tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
uoroner,a Iruusst.

Yesterday Deputy Coroner Lee went to
Port Penn and held an inquest upon the
body of Benjamin Plessonton, who WIS
killed by the explosion of boiler used to
run o steam threshing machine. After
hearing the evidence the jury rendered a
verdict that the deceased came to his
death from the accidental explosion of a
steam toiler.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
phNaselphia. W Elmiugtc1 & Ba
tirnora RAsIrcaa.
MAY Isfh, 1883.
xrsfns will leave wal miagt.n ~ fesis

Erstns will leave Wilmington ~ fesiows
Phiiadeiph;a texpress) 8. 9 So, 4 20. am, 7. So
g4s IL SE as5 lS q g. m u 'i g. MS ~ o.
AZ AccomInoistio1, nj ssi 60 sOs. 1875 a. ne,
a$S. 400 g, 74O, ls %, 70 sop. N. sn an
eA5; II s5 IL 81 a. M, Ii 70. 8 "a oA1, 7oa' ann
Accom- C. M mnodation, $40, 90, 7o5, 8 Is, 10 s5a.
N, 2S1 4Oo, 5a2, i o. and 10 30 p. N.
II SfS q n 1o.si sss E. ii iss e. e s ~. T. s:
FOR West Chester, vi . Lzmokin, % ard
FOR Newark (Centrey and intermediate sts-
Bnltimofe and iaterme IN Ss me dGte stations 10 10 ..
nj BaitimoTe fS2 saa Il aha q & R.g II Ii, e, Is D.
10 u, and ii o. a. m. II 0s, y H. "A, Il, ID,
Trains Tor delaware Division leave for;
New CaEtle, s %, $40 a M, u D., IS, So
Georgetown and Level. 30 a. m "a 80 p.n..
% HARRINGTON, Deinsr. ma way stations. ssa
Express for Hsrringtpn tpn. 0 50 p. m. Way
Express M Ri Tor Dover. II arlington, and Del-
mar, II O6 Night.
Express for 9spe 6haElea, Old Point Conn
Leave Philadelphia, Iroad street. for VIII
nington lexpress), Il 25 %, 70, q, u
10 20, II IS, II 81 q. m, 202, Dlt 4uz fWs
b w. b2l, 6U7. o %, IL 70 n. m.
Accommoda ion, 8 so, 10 25 .. lu., 1.26, 2.&s
s27, 4S7, 6z2 635 0GS 10 40 and II II p. m.
SUNDAY HKAIEs.
For Philadelphia (express), zoo, 81 440,
7 Is, e10, II 81 q. m, ~ "a, and 05 D. IL
Accommodation, is al M, 10. Is. 4 10,
$50, Z N, and 10 90 d. m
For chester lexpressJ, j, 2 is. o 10. II 81 a M.
Accommodation, lis m, 12lo. rs. 40.
9o and 40 p. m.
For New York fexpress), 90, 81, 40, 11h.
8 Is, IL 81 3. M, 2 "a, ga 'e2 %, 06, and lo.00
For West Chester. VIII Lamokin, SIS a. M.
and s 30 p m.
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort, and
Norfolk, Il 05 Night.
For New Castle, M1ddletown, Clayton,
Dover, FELTON,. Harrington, Seaford, LAUREL
and Delmar, II 05 Night
BAltimofs aud Warrington, 1.28, 4f9. e09s
10 II a. M, IL CO, IS 80, ahd As p. M Balti-
more 8, 90 and ii 3S D. mi.
Leave Philadelphia, Hroad Street, for VIII
mington texpress), y. q $50, 7.2o, $40, Ills
A. M, 5.0a, 6.H and l1.2p z. III.
Accommodation. 8. .35, 10. % A. NJ, II. IS, 2 o.
| 9.10, S.S5 and II. ~ Z. NJ.
For further information, passengers are re-
ferred to the ticket office at the station.
Trains marked thus ('b are limited express,
CHxs. L. PUGH, J. Il. WOOD
General Manager 6bneral Passenger Az t
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
HARRISa ron FOR MAYOR.

Tho Republican NOMINATION Election
Last saturday-smPors for oity area
sursr and Liohtenstein for President
OF Council
The Republican nonlnstlou election
for candidates for MAYOR. City Trsa.
tuier and President OF Council TOOK
place last Saturday afternoon, and re-
suited In the selection OF Austin Har-
riueton, Esq, for Meyor, Milton 9,
Shippers for City Treasurer, and M. l..
Liehtt psteIn for President OF City
Council. There was no opposition to
Mr.. Lichtsnstein. The total voIe wss
1874, bat 18l less than was oAss ut the
Democratic noUiiu alton election one
week aso. Mr.. Liohttnsteln's vote for
Preaidont OF City Council was as fol.
lowt:
First ward, 81. sooona, east. "a;
wost, 70, Third, ia. Fourth, 143,
Fiitli, east, $50; west. 1888. SIKH, S39.
Seventh, east, 4SO; west 1Si. Eighth,
3l3. Ninth, east, 101; weet, 96, Tsnth,
61. Eleventh, 30. Twelfth, north, o.;
sonth, 6b, Total, 2,s75,
The entire vots In detail was rs fol-
Iowa:
MAYOR. Ctty
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

Buy whers you can buy the lowest
AID save money. Ali our produce ostues
direct from tho growsrs. We are re-
csivinG every morning fresh cabbage,
peae, beans, new potatoes, Tomatoes,
cucum berg, Strawberries, &c Don't
forget the place, No. 13 East Fourth
street. Bmeltz IL Co.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
She soolds and fretE,
She's full Of pets,
She's rarely kind and tender;
The shorn CT life
Is a fretiul wife

Ib 2 IEGbaUI wiz
Iwonder what will mend hei?
Try DIR. PIerce's FavorIte Presorip-
tiop. Ten to one your wife Is CROSS and
fretful because sho is sick and suffering,
and cannot control hur nervousness
when tbinys go wrong. Make healthy
woman of her aud the chances arc you
will make cheerful and pleasant one.
"Favorite Prescription" is the only
remedy for womRn'B peculiar all.
ments, sold by druggists, under poBl-
tive guarantee from the manufacturers,
tha: 1t will give satisfaction in every
case, or money will be refunded. See
guarantee on bottle wrapper. Large
bottles, 81. Six for SIS.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Political Notes.

1t Is currently reported thatii Dough-
erty Is electsd Mayor, James Bourke Ia
booked for Ohief OF Police.
Numerous Republicans suggest the
mans OF Banjsmtn Nislds, Esg., as a
winning candidate for the Governor.
snip OF Delaware. 80 say we all of us.
II WAS real amusing to see father and
soh pitted Sgsinst ons another In the
nomination election for Mayor on Bat
every time, e
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
n Correction

WILMINGToN, DEL, May 21.-I
wish to correct the Impression created
by an item In to. days Morning News
with regard TO the FIRE alarm box at
Front and Poplar streets being out OF
order. This box 10 In good working
condition and an alarm WAS sent in
from it-No. 14-yesterday o. m. for
the fire at Second and Poplar streets by
Officer BroadhRrt.
Yours respectfully,
j. W. AYDoN,
Sup't. r. A. Telegraph.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
An Anaiys,s of tho Vote.

An analysis OF the vote at Saturday e
nomination election shows that Mr.
Harrington carried eix wards, as fol.
lows: Tho First, Second, Fifth, Sixth,
Ninth and Textb, while Mr.. Esynard
carried the Third, Fourth, Eighth.
Eleventh and Twelfth wards, and Mr..
Wiley the Seventh.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Sunnerlpg.

A new and stylish suIss, nine roomed
house, empty aud for rent, AE Yorklyn
Station, b. & o. r. R Delaware, with
an acre lot, garden and croqust space.
Nice home for business man or
woman. Apply to T. W. FERREE.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
1hlrd ward Republicans.

A meeting of the Republicans o. the
Third ward will hs held In /. r. Quig.
lay's office, s H corner FoErth and
Monroe st-eets, oa Tuesday evening as
o'o,osk. Lat every Republican In this
ward be on hand.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Ratnrna Ala Tnnnhe.

To my friends vino no hesrtily and
voluntarily gave me theiz support aud
assistance nn Saturday last, l return
my sinoera thanks, aud as oontinua.
tion Of ;hs favor would nsk for the sun.
eeassui nominee full and earnest tup-
port. Very Respectfully,
SAMUEL II. BAYNARD.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Rhreaina

Iu dry goode and uotions at Ne. 113 W.
Second street, to close busines. All
persona In need OF goods OF the above
kind will DO well to call and purchase,
as theee goods will be sold at prices that
Will cloee thenn out In short time. ll3
West Second street, NJ. &. Wyatt.