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Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

BALTIMORE, Md Jure5 Tho grand
jury for the Uu.tsi States District Court
In Its report to the court, submitted yes.
tertay, suRgests practical means for
corr citing the crualties Inflicted ON
crews engaged 10 dredging oy stefs in
the Chesapeake. They repr, mt that
the crews are treated inhumAuly, being
beaten with heavy weapons, kicked, tie ,
to crank handles, m ade to whip one an
other and TO work when sick, someti NJ %
ct the point of the pistol. Tho Jury
also rays that ocrpses have been sac
near the dredging grounds, which gave
riae to the suspicion thu. murder had
b,en con mltted on the dredging boats,
although, owing to COLLISION 6stween
oRnsrs, captains and mates OF vessels
this fact could not be established.
They therefore recon mended that the
COURT osll the attention Of the United
Strtes authorities to those offenses, rC
thai tone safeguard may be provided
to prevsut their repstltion. They rug
sest that o revenue onttor be detailed q
v.hit oy ser bonte daring tho dredaipl
season, md that lie comnAn Ter be em
po~ered to protec. the crews from H.
treatment.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

MILTON, N. c., June 5,-A storm
whl;h visited this city, on Satu5day last,
did o great dcal of carnage. LlrRe
plantations OF recently planted to acco
and corn were dtstlojed, and bucketsful
o; ha,l stones rs large as guinea eggs
could be gather d. siuce the storm the
weather has been so cold that the hail 1,
ftill seen on the grout d, and people are
sitting by fires.
ARKASIA, Ark June 8 "A furious
storm swept ever Washington county,
Arkansae, on Saturday last, causing q
, heavy loss Of property, In ole hamlei
twelve houses were de- troyed. Seven OF
eight perfois vera badly injured, and t;
, was rumored that in thu iuteri.r eevcr
person were killed Tie report of lie
Joss of life, however, has not been con-
, Grmei
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05
An old Postmaster s,u, dsred.

TUNKHANNocK, June A. Daniel
Wright, postm asttr at Lake Carey, a
SUMMER Teeort near here, died yeeter-
day from the fleets OF an assault inside
upcn him en- Friday night By In IN
known rerson. Wright was about 70
5ears old AID several years eso was
one Of the most prosperous business
men In this section OF the stAte. After
the death Of his wife, few yelfs ago.
he fell under the II anence Of woman
of questionable character and bad been
allie mated from his family fer this rea'
ION. He WAS at her house on Friday
evening, SUD sometims afterwsrd vas
found 10 the vGblibnle Of Wallis Hctel
unconscious and badly brute J AMI iE-
iuIad.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05
MAKE THE DOLLAR GO A LONG WAY

Make the dollar go long way and it will help you to
maintsn long pocket Wise investments are the founda
large fortunes and nowhere invest
better than you with US.
PROFITABLE HINTS TO CLOTHING BUYERS.
Ist-Be sure you get good cloth for that is the only
sort of material that will give satisfactory We keep Meth
ing but clothing Of good cloth
2d-Good cloth will not make good clothing when the
garments poorly put together and cheapy trimmed At
you only good CLOTH but get the best possible
make and reliable trimmings.
3d.-Buy where you get the most for your Money.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05
BHILoH's Couch and Consumption

bHILoH's COUCH and Consumption
Cure Is sold by Us on Q guarantees. II
cures oonsumptios. Sold by N. B. Dan:
forth, cor. aud and Market Ste.
BILLIONS vIrALIzRR IL what you
naed for Constipation, Loss OF Appe-
tlte, Dizziness and ali symptoms Of
DyspepSis. Prioe 10 and 20 cents per
bottle. Sold BY n. d. Dnntsrth, cor.
2od and Maskst Ste.
WILL YOU sUFBER with Dyspepsia
aud Liver Complaint? shiloh's Vita
liser Ia guaranteed TO cure you. Sold
by Dsnf0rth. nar. 2nd and Market ITS,
BLEEPLEss EIOHTs, made miserable
os that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure
Is the remedy for you. N. b. Dan.
fJrth. cnrDer 6econd and Markat sts.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Last Saturday, evening qults large
iarsy lott this city on the z 80 train
eound for Fdgemoor and the beautiful
home OF Mrs. Messiuor, in oder -
celebrate tho birthday OF M. BERTHE
Lynch. A very pleasant time Was
passed.. lea cream and oAks wste
served In Abundance. They all ,ef. In
tbs wse small hours Of the morning
wishins Sir. Lynch many happy re-.
tuTns of the Cay. Among thosa from
our city was Miss Emma Msrine, MI.
@ ,orse Hauf, Miss L'Tz'o II o., Mr..
Hughes, aliss Annia Weaver. Mr.. WIN
Il res, Mr.: Wan shoppard. tse Misses
Hani, Mas Lynch, Mr.. John H.rdy,
Br. George Hardy, Miss McN,ff, Mr..
an Mrs. Obase aud &r. Ranbo, OF
Delaware City. Miss Aunie Mtssime r,
dauSh'ei OF tho hostess, and Miss Liz.
z Q Res rendered como bsantifal seiec.
tons OF the organ accompanied by Mr..
George uanf with the violin.
ONE WHO WAS THARR,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

WINDSOR, Mo-. June 5.-John OaB.
ley. his wife and four children we're
taken violently Ill on Sunday at their
houa in this place. and II was dif-
covered that stiyohnine had boen placed
In the ceRee. Tee IL year.old negro
servant girl denied that abe was guilty,
bu. reused to drink the ctff,e. sbs
wac forced to drink, and died In half hn
hour. Before hor death ths confeseed
ale had done the poisoniBg, aud tgid
abe was forced 10 It by negroes, whose
names she gave. Tbs 0Rsley family
ore still IN a dangerous condition.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

NoRnaTowN, June AT the met ting
Of Town Council to- night a report Yves
made that two cases Of smallpox were
within the borough limits. One Of the
cases Is that OF a man who came here on
visit. A member of T.Wn Council
stated that the other case of reputed
smallpox was Only scarlatiha. A resolu-
ton was adopted empowering the presi-
dent of Town Council ID app STINT a COM
mistee of three putabe physicians 10
n .-ect The allegeo smallpox caseJ aad
Q .,crt forwith.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05
Allee Woo dhaIl A.raIgned.

New YORK, June Miss Alice Wood
hall, who was brought ir m Europe on
Saturday, was yesterday arfaiRned before
a United 5 ates Commissioner for hear
ing She is charged with forging the
name OF the late John GIL, the eccentric
mil nsire, from whom she and her SIS
ter, Harriet, his housekeeper, secured
go 1t is stated, alb ut a quarter OF IN J.
lion of dollars. A delay was granted un
I'll Friday, and the woman was tSEer
back to Ludlow Street jail.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

II frat annual picuio Of the b. e'sld
Cub will Ce given ~ the SeheutzsS
Park on Satur tay, JUICE 10. Proiesecr
Alheri's orchettsa will furnish ,h5
mus fur th'b3 rio vi h to TIP the
light fantastic %, ard ihcss who wish
20 spead plee.s-tdsy sho7'd stieai.
Tho bsst Ct lrlt- VII. rre7lii, snd the
committee ara lcsyins nothing und9uy
t. msks the affair or lyAols.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

PHnLrPsBt Le, N. j., Cu-e 4.-Tor
60 'eral days III, ee . o ing girls OF uisrepu-
table character have mauo spectacles of
Themselves 10 the streets, snd there h 8
arisen movement to drive them out q
town. Twice today two OF them were
rottFn egged GA the stree is in different
parts OF the t;wn, and warni Ing has
been sent them that unle.s they leave
they will be given ride on a rail-.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

This body net a. st. Louis this mora
Ing. A despat h says It was airauL I I'd
that General White, oil Cal 70 mia was to
be temporary chairman; General Collins
permanent lairmsn; German, of Mary
ltnd, 10 be chsirman OF committee on
resolutions The tariff plank Is to be n
repetition of the plank OF 1854, the Presi-
dent being endorsed as wise and faith :
inl aud patriotic executive in another sec
tor CT the document; Scot is to be CHI ir.
man OF the Rational Committee and
manage Mr.. Cleveland's campaign, and
the ticket, of course, is to be Cleveland
and Thurman.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Itis stated that some peisols arc not
satisfied TIE. Richsrl Griffith Ia pre-
perly qualified 10 ibid the lilo, o City
Treasurer, AID Therefore they p opose
to apply TO the superior court 4, r a witt
OF mandsmus requiring him 10 chow
that he hiss been ns.urAlzl ID hud lisa
citizen aocordioG u the rtqusrGa, misc
the law. In case he CANNOT give In. u
bisAbIe evidences thu; he Is qualified to
hold tie Office, Mr. SimperS Sho was
his coppettor will be dec Grad elected
and enter npsn taa dutiss Of Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

PoTTsyILLE, Pa, June jacob Gul
long and John Cawdy, two 20 ny men,
were bet re court to-day On hatcas
corpus charged with assault upon an IL
ycar-o,d girl named Grace Carter The
g'ri was the chief witness, q d the con.
lIadicted her own story in many impor-
taut plrii !ulaIs, besides beirg coulra-
dicted llstly by all witnesses whose nam Z
she gave in her story in chief Tic young
men were remauded pendlrg consider.
toa by the court
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Last evening, before Squire Bsrte.
letie, Joseph Rassoll was accused By
Joscph 6anders with sssAuhinr him.
Alter hearing the evidences tho Justice
bound the aocn'ed oyes f. the sum cf
stCD Tor hts appearance bGfjFe the u
1ioipal oourl on Neinesday mornlnS -
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

OF the quality Of our new line of Il
sh' les for boys and Rirls viii give you
an idan OF Whist we ara doing 10 she
way OF good FOOTWEAR for all OF the low.
set prices Eorm4n'A, Nc. 10 Esst
Fourth sIao', botween Markst AID
Knz.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

A temporary bridge has been placed
over the { yke on tic read leading 10
rev osstie, aud persons who wish 20
drlVe oVsr TO tia city uea1 not go ty
tina way Ct hsEHs Corner. 4 new irou
br.dEe VIII be CToctel as soon ne pfacli.
caSi..
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

WEST CHESTER, Pc June 4.--Jsmes
Butcher, oolored lad, aged ~ years,
living with bis uno'e, John Williams,
IA East Whlteland Township, was rep.
rimsnded by his aunt for q trth ng Of.
tense. TheTeupou tie boy pa, bluestone
Ia tho family coffee pot. His uncle
found the potion. The lad was brought
to this borough tc-iay and given 9
hearing before Jusiica Rupors, who
committed hin for cours.
-.% a-n-e-e---
j. II. Waite b Bro. have two houses
ront; ten dolinFss q NOR til
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

John Parker, No. 1903 East Second
street, wishes 20 know ii the police
officers have heard tnything IN regard
70 he psrtisa who hurglarized his HhoT
g few nights sSt? The matter seems Of
some copseQucEceto him IL not to ih4p,
hut perhaps they do not regard the Ter
rettins cat OF thieves q part Of tn si'
business, Nov that the election IL uvel
they may have nOfa tinno to patrol on
city snd sac that there lie greater saist
for p6rscGs end property.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Th's moruisg Jas. Dsnby ofthe Custom
House measured the steamer City Of
Chester, ow being constructed by the
harlan & Ho.liaSsworth Co., to run on
the Ina betweGa this city and Pbila.
depths. Tas measurement is made
Tor tbs purpose Of giving the new
steamer her t3anSxe.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05
Railroad Accident

Addison Rat b, o brakeman On the
Delaware division OF Tie Pennsylvania
railroad, was CauRht by the right hand
while oouplirR csrstt los nsepo sb Ut
8 -'olock this mCrning, badly lacsrht.
irP The hitt and second fingers and
teari.g the flsth so that several stitches
wire required TO keep the fish intpct.
Be waB bfcuaht 10 DR.. MorfIson's
lflo', corner Ct se,opd and King
streets, Uhere Dry. o3le ard MoiEifop
afforded tho necessary eurRlohl aid. He
then proc coed to bis tol riding house
on Est Sixth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

And The efficacy Of its action have rem
nered the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup OF Figs, immensely popu-
lar. ltCleauses and Tones up the clog
gel and ieyer!=h System, and dispels
Headaches, Colds aud Fevers. All drug
g.sts \. q Dan'orth, Second and Mar.
ktt streets, Wholesale agent.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

The frs. arnual meeiass 81. y al
ton He'd 90 Company IVES A. NJ Of
day Afternoon, in lie tLn.y Of
Osnrsd, Eq, at the e2 Nv, rslli
and Market streets, a s,i,'1 TO-
mestipc TO ords; the 10 I.s Ss
w men were elected 40 d!EsS%TrSSo no.
R. Sutton, Issa2 n 6So ,uS 3!
Hannah, Ruben saiteEst S %r "
Dsticksop, D. J AsIi I Riy,d, d
d. Currludor, Th9n ~, md nd Jul
K aos George @ L9h,t s,ittssrT,ri
s ~ ID and elected Wesley J,, lied nd
d Z M AID eamuel Joan n'Ii CplJ
T T tW3 gentlemen wa hav "
mn n 100 miles Of ferG &c . s.t % %
AR SN he'd. when they M iin ,sso NJ
Ma NE I'll cd By Winnings
If The org .uizat'on'
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Elegant new seaisk 10 sscque, genuine
Alaska, London dye. 46 inches irur
worth S275i advertiser financially EN-
barrRsset; must ssll Immediately; PER
fectly new garment, never worn. biL
sacrifice for cash ADDRESS
OBLIGATION"
DAILY REPUBLICAN Ofi3e.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Tho delightful rev nerfrme Linden
Bloom" for sale ia quantities. TO cult ut
Vsn1sy's drug rtore, Eighth and Non
roe stItetx.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05
v,,e In the Mayors ~ +,

Yesterday afternoon q, r' The tnI
a colored domss ,,iso ID r,. id a
N Ny? EI Raos ss we s,a e @o
Dire as il pro 3,g!cIi.S u g.S ;c. the u
with assistance TIC EN- nI' S.c1 ~
Alter tho smoke mao Of A;I
f .und hist the curtain ,.,.aaI faiIg
s : ere p ssS % q ias ea[g.5 TIA
s ! : . y Is 1o1.5 ., 4. 3.
match lying Il ss on @s 54S CO c,ss.aa!s'
a a. ! at about $50. ~
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

ChildIea'e While dresses msse to or.
deri isce olp3 e. a bargain; also o.m.
piela Hne cfsCuGrs. Hukill g Pc ct,
Z. j. .le. Eeccld u s2a.ue!l.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Beautiful woman, from whercs cAm;
thy biooGl,
Thy besDinR E, e, thy features fail?
What k!3diy hanl on thee was Laid
Euio lag thcs With beauty rsrt?
Twas not ever thrs," tie dame re-
pied,
"0ncs pale his iSo" 'h1ss fassures bold,
The gAYoTi.a pra5IiI tcn' OF Or P.srce
WrouELt TIC wopGe-ous change Htilu
yLu bElo,d."
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Nos. anh2. Pair OF chestnut sorrel horses
snh years old, ~ hsnus high, weighed.
2 SO pouncs. vixen shipped IRON tho West
well 'inaGc, tlcse, compact, big s'rcng bone.
peri, ct feet with lots OF action. For nrs oil
EXPIRE IS can't be beat
Sand 4. rsir Of dark bay horses. and
years old, 'G han is high, weighed 2, go pounds
Nhen shipped, X DOd iUng necks, full names
aud tails, rnd All extra hRe team for family oil
s and s. z ir Of Jet black horsfs 4 and
years cd, ID hanus high, weighed 2,7s'
poAnds when shipped, ,eloss, compact,
we'll Unmatched team, suitable f-r most any
I. Jet black horse, . years old, iIamble.
pounds, well broke single or double and an
ezra good horse.
horses. and years old 10 hand; high: weigh
2, 6Ol pounds, closely mated the near horse Is
a slight cribber, with that exception are O
hne team; show lots OF style.
10. Bay horse, years CID, 10 "a hands high,
weighed ,itJ pounds when 81 lpptd, Clydcs-
dale stock good bone and ieet, well broke
single or double and Is good useful horse.
II. Chestnut sprrcl horse, 4 Years Old, 10 B.
ha1t high weighs |, 100 D 1uuds; a good pyr.
rect horse for general puipo5e; osn' be beat
hands h'R1, weighs !, 800 pOun Ptrchtrui
stock CHUNKY butt. EoJd bore ana feet anC
| 10 Dark gmy horse : years old, is Be-
hands high, weighs !, w pounds close made
| good bone and feet and MAKES g0oi mate 70
u ,
| better one ihi, year,
| land Is. Ia r red gray horses, q years old,
- hama high Weighs lpi pc. nis, clos
| mated and nice smo 9TH team, will make
nice coach or family team
| 70 ard II; lair dark gray horses, iyeers old
we. he'd 10 pounds wien supprd, goot
long mares aAd tails, sud nee coach o
Is. b TX hay hose 5ycarsoli. IS 4hand
lots Of bone, good feet and a well c1npac
hstlui morse inr any Kind oftdalnt'7,
ilH MS,s e slr rd light r9aq ho[as year
God general purpose team.
Y en- y, Iiair dafK gray lut-'l, year
old, IS II hands hish, weighed $50 POUND
when shipped, close mated, lots r. action W /
MAKE nice family team: th--t horses are
little thin, but No. pair Of hpr.p,-
Il ~. Gray mar, years oh, o. hands hi Il
make nice ligh' driver.
"a. Light gray horse years old Is q.
IshIrped,, ehunIy buili, smo,t1 MADE T gIy
bone and feet, l0ts II FC.l5u ana ipr n M
horse can't b5 beat.
rs. Dark gray horse, g ycii4 old. Ii hand
,hilh, weighs l,'1O pounds iu 1pH5l ion, gue
hgle lAl aa extra good dranshf horse.
! 20. Dark gthy horse, year, old, 10 i hant
Ihi--" weigh; i peu-dsi T. d Ton tock,
q DARK lay horse, year o.. "a han,
hlgh,WGRhed }, zoo pounds whtn snppcd, we
broke, silRle Or dDgDie aud hl- hue used 4
lady; Tor family or coach isn 10, horlc,
IS Dark bay horse, year Old, 49, han
Ihirhi chunky hult, smuoih made /. 4 No,
lorse Ter general purpose, let Of tmbiti,
= %. DARK brown horse, Ciyl,si,,c stock,
years old, laA hands, high, lghs 100 poup
dIsagiit horse this one will ill lac bni,
W.. enc tIut are. hpr5r, q yptIl Ga, I53
hAhi h,g!, vel h5 l,%) pouud4, welt mu
lie 81 aud 90 q general NuTu1sr hog4e.
I 81 and 81. Par g e'tnut sGHel mares.
iittie th'n q he,L; shows sool breeding, Al
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Spring wheat, superlsttve, only sG.2:
p5r barrel, so cents per bag. Try It
bynoh & Leery, Madison street grooere
n. II. corner Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

T. 4. NOT are hes oa hia stell in the
Eigh b street market 0 fne eert!st =
meat Of Delaware shsd md other 4 Il.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

These are watered and
striped gros grain ribbons in
elegant quality and nice for
trimming and fancy work.
With o late parasol season
we have reduced some lots
one.thild. We have the
parasols here and they must
be sold. The first lot to be
hammered consists OF all
shades satin, In plain, stripes
and polka dots, with some
fine novelties. There's just
! 100 of them and the whole lot
/ goes down from So to 50
Another lot in ecru lace
covered, are reduced from
81 to S..
! WIN. B. SHARP & co
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05
DIED.

LIMB On the ard iusl., nssr Newark,
Dal., Thomas l,unb, 10 thu 70 b year Of
his aga.
he,Aiivts snd fsiapds ara respectfully in.
viioi TO attend his funeral on Thursday,
the eth Inst st Il 80 @ looR. IntormeDt o.
NORTH Cedar Hill Uemstery, Phiisdslphla.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

B. Grsdv advsr.isas boots ond Ehoes
At N ;, 2'4 King street 81 q low Eate.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Knshe ans B;Diuws7 piaucs, nGkEovl
slaei tAe o e. OILY a. R1ba.gz'., \ 0
71O Market st5l
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Old plaros Nr1 organs t,sen In OK
chang far neS oUer. EoGsI5n'F, No
7l0 Nzrhet etIGat.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

NJ tho brides rtsI6enca, il36 Walnut
Erect on JuNc sih, 1898, Frosnas An.
dsrscn and L'zz3o ledge ware alted In
mauiEony b. the Rev. q q. Gsice.
Iae ntwly L ariel couple tock the
train for Fh!laaalphis.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Be2r BIOS. cylindsr TOO iianos. sweet
IA - 70, o,su ifnl In cesiGn. Oaly at
hops.er's, 40. 7l0 BBIi;et stree.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

seott gzoalsiaa to r.vsIy rere.
Eo1d j. JQue liza
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05
Hortense
English Crinkle,

For hillside or seaside-a
sumner dress unapproacha-
BILE. In splendid assortment
from so cents to SI.25.
Horte e Cloth--Rosa
pink, a trying color to be
sure. The complexion that
will take il makes money
for the fair possessor--S 81
wouldn't do it, nor IS cents.
but 6aI may bring harmony
between complexion and
ilucra. The low price will
be the one now, anyhow
Same shade in Batiste was rs
--now it is SO.
Serge Plaids Suitable fol
leombiRations ID all shade;
lof dress fabric The pro
,ductIon has ceased--nt
more, therefore soc. from
! 62bc.
/ French Cashmeres--Won
derfully nice goods, 40 in
ches wide, i'll navy, piloI
terra Gotta, tan, game
: brown, with a fine Henriett
finnish, 7sc. Same thing, 8
{ lin. wide, 62l cents.
We are house cleanin
among our ribbons. There
Ia picnic on the end couute
q lin the notion department
c Here's your invitation to |
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

ESJB AIR, N'-EY Oh EhF.-pWD
10 stalls Ia i've Plouesr Ulub Etsblos, hinth
ans LrerE EsH-Gt1, o. Ekbf IS y. iIJEG.
b0s s47 Market stseat.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

ob.r,es sullivan h 4, w NJ !
70! e1ri9 pc 's e.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Vim. shaEp& Co..
Fourth and Market Sis,

Dress Goods.-Did you
ever stick a pin-cushion full
of pins-that's what we cali
q pIn-head effect in dress
fabrics. We have these ct,
iects in fine all-wool suit
|ings, SO inches vide, in
drabs, ecrus, blues, mahoga'
ny and steels. They are
fully half-a-dollar values
they are reduced to 37l
cents.
Plaids-Petite Suitings-
all new effects in woods. The
best everyday dresses we
know OF this season for the
money. Bright plaids OF
solid grounds, very desirable
| for children. See these a
lis cents.
Eugene Suiting--al
cream ground with blue
black and whRe stripes, arr
Igood standard SO cent stuffs
They are reduced to 81!
cents. Same In all-crean
are splendid in combinations
rSe.rasp
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Ihese are Satin and gfos
grain with plain edges, all
this SEASONS newest colors,
bright, rich and handsome,
of superb qualities. The
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and geographical center of the most fer
tile and valuable agricultural district in
the Eastern Mississippi Valley. Her ad
vantages, as a general market, to which
this whole territory is tributary, are
without enumeration; and 1t is not to be
denied that in her growth and develop
ment, there is not city therein, town,
a village, or community, that is not
vastly benefited thereby.
1t is, therefore, possible for this city to
extend an invitation to every manufac-
turer, producer and consumer In every
sphere of industry to contribute to such
an exhibit of the prosperity of his re-
spective section as will insure most
hearty acceptance. I ~ 2Gtl. tI it
The result is that in the exhibit Of the
advancement and prosperity of the North
western Territory, it can be stated, with
no uncertainty, that not an item of i'm
portance will be excluded. And il it be
remembered that the Northwestern Terri
tory Is, for the most part, an unlimited
agricultural empire, II can easily be
understood how the industry of hus-
bnndry can be made to play no unim-
portant part in the days the inhabitants
of the Northwestern Territory are to
celebrate this year at Cincinnati.
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Un Lamps IN cars.

Now that tho railroads are abolish
ing the use of the dangerous stove,
tho next thing for tho managers to
consider is the oil lamp AM tho sub
'slitution OF the electric light in its
place. A now dynamo has becn in
vented thai u perfectly safe for use On
railroad cars. 1t is so constructed
that it may give n currcnt In the same
direction, whether working forward
OF backward. Brushes in,o placed
perpendicularly upon the collector,
and these are worked by the motion
of tho train. The cost Of an outfit for
train is very small, and the entire
arrangement is SO simple that any ono
can work IT, Tho light is FREQ from
pulsation. and its brightness illumines
car fur better than either oil lamps
or gas. A small number Of these
electriclights have been placed in'thc
Pullman palace cars, and they have
worked with success. 1t Is to be hoped
thatit will not be long before the usc
Of oil lamps on trains will be abol-
ished They are Just as dangerous as
the stovo in case of an accident and
do just rs much damage. -DsmoresrS
Monthly.
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of husbandry in use to-day; or IL, upon
the opening of the Exposition, the arch
angel should summon them into that de-
partment which will include the diver
sified machinery and instruments of labor
which their descendants use that the
earth may yield of its fruits and the
cattle and flocks of their increase, they
would surely call on the hills and noun
tains to hide them.
Who can imagine what is included in
this exhibit? The farmer of to-day has
developed beyond what may be imagined.
He is, indeed, a specialist. He cultivates
the soil in the main, or turns his atten-
tion to the rearing of stock. And every
new device pertaining to his special work
has acted as an incentive to the further
ance of his plans.
Inthe Department of Agriculture there
are included twelve different groups.
They include instruments for the tilling
of the earth and the harvesting, storing
or transportation of crops. The appliances