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Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
Tho A, D, U, w,

Al yesterdays session. OF the Grand
Lodge, A. o U. W., the following OH.
cars were elected; Tie retiring grand
master workn an, William Fl. Vermilye.
By virtue of being the Junior officer Of
that grade, became past grand mastar
workman Of the jurisdiction j. A.
Vansapt Of Camden, N. j.. was elected
to the offlcs CT @. M. W. john W. Dief.
endoTf, g. foreman; Walter A BAriows,
Mount Holly, N. j., grand Overseer; A
II. Colbert, Baltimore, G. recorder; Ny r
HiTsch, Baltimore, G. receiver; William
H. FoulB, @. guide; George P. Truitt,
POoomoke City, @. inside watch; j, n.
Hy slop, Bell Haven, Va @. outside
watch; @. L. Wilkinq, NJ. d, Balti.
more. g. medical examiner; William
Hugan, Camden, N. j., q. trustse;
William II. Vermtlye, Samuel Eccles,
Jr., and William A. Reynolds, repre-
sentAtives Of the Grand lodge to the
Supreme Lodge.
At noon the Grand Lodge adjourned
until 2 p. m.
The afternoon session was opened by
the installation of officers. At tho close
OF the Installation @. III. w. j.. A Van.
SAINT, on behalf of the Grand Lodge,
presented p. @. M. w. William II
Vermilye with handsome csse OF sill
yer forks and spoons. The case was oI
ash, beautifully finished and lined with
. delicate shade OF blue satin.
The lining Of the lid was formed into
panels, the oentro one being rouRd, On
It was printed sun burst carrying thi
emblems Of the order and tho inaotip
tion, "Preeentod TO Grand Maatei
Workman William H. VsrmIye by
the Grand Lodge A. o. U. W. fol
Mary land, New Jersey and DelAWATe
February %, 1888
The remainder OF the session was do
voted to the discussion OF proposed
amer dments TO the bylaws.
The Grand Lodge decided, by almos,
unanimous vote, to hold the next an
nual session In this city on the secouG
Tuesday In February, 1889.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
Annuns session.

Tho annual meeting OF the Mary land
Society OF the New Je-usalem Ohurch
began at the church OF the wilmins ston
Society, at Delaware avenue snd Wash.
Ington street, yesterday. Twenty three
delegates were present, divided as fol-
! lowe; Rspr, senti,aa tho Washington
Society, Z; Wilmington Society, Q; Bal.
timor6 German Society, a; Preston,
Md, 4; Easton, Nd, 8; Baltimore,
Md, 3.
Alter tho report OF the societies had
been made the annual report Of the pre-
siding minister, the Rsv. JAbes Fox, OF
Washington, ID. O., Was read. This wns
followed by the eddross OF the Rsv.
Adolph Boeder, OF VinelAnd, N. j., on
I'm the Hand Of the Lord" Adjourn
trent for dinner was then made.
At the session beginning at 80
O'Clock the following ofiioers were
elected for the ensuing year: The Rev.
Jab,z Fox, presiding minister; the
Rev. James b. Parmalee, vioe presi.
retary; Elmer E. Browning, CORE.
spending secretary; Ferdinand l.. GIL.
pin, treasurer; executive commi ittee,
William H. Swift, General Il ID. Mus
sey, j. Il. Douglass, Peter Knapp and
the ofiicers.eleot.
An eloquent plea for aid In mission
work wss made By o. A. e. Sramer, oi
Baltimore. Addresses were also made
by the Rev. OhAuncey 6i ee, the Rev
james b. PArmalee and William Nc
George.
Tho following resolutions wsr,
adopted:
"Resolved, That o committee Of Hv.
be appointed to promote the work o
missions within our bounds and tC
provide ways end means 10 sustain th,
same, and that for the current ear thi
com mittee shall consist OF the following
members: The Rev j. B. PArmAlee
chairman; CHARLES r. Kiefer, Washing
ton; the Rev. Thomas A. King, Balti
more; Charles II. Wbitby. Preston
Md; the Hon. Frederick Stone, Por
= Tobacco, Md and
"wHEREAs, The New Church 30
oiety Of Preston, Md appears to be ri
Intelligent, earnest and promising body
and whereas they are In urgent need o
o house Of worship, though unable t
lpprovido the sAme unAided, Therefore
Resolved, That this association %
sures them Of It, sincere interest Il
their prosperity, and its desire to MI
them In securing o temple ~ aoon a
!. "Rssclved, That We commend thei
. cafes 10 each member OF our ssvers
> societies and others In regions beyond
desiring them to subscribe libera ally tC
wards the cost Of the temple.
A Resolved, That committee Of fiv
r be appointed to promote the ooncerts
:. reIdiug OF the wrltinRs OF the churet
consisting OF tho following membsI
for the ensuing year: Professor II.
Spencer, Arthur L. SpRmer, VIM. N
MAokintosh, james II. DJuglAss an
Mrs ThaliA Neaendank.
After the administration OF the Hol
Supper the association adjourned |
. meeS at Washington, ID. o on FobII
y AIRY %, 1889.
A reception was rendered the del,
gates last evening ut the residence
= Mrs. VIM. II, Swift, No. 1909 Delawal
r avenue.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
The Treaty.

The following is the subs:ancs OF. the
treaty:
Articles 1 and provide for the ap.
pointment OF a mixed comm IsSion TO
do init the waters In which the U United
States rsuounced the Eight 10 take fish
By the treaty OF 1913.
Article directs tha. the delimita
tion ba marked On British Admiralty
charts.
Article provides that In the Bays o.
Ohaleurs, Fortune, Darlington Bay and
st. Mary's The limits of exclusion shall
be three miles from low watsr mark by
certain lines.
Article o stipulAtes that the common
waters shall not include any interior
waters not to be reached by sea without
passing within the thgee.mile limit.
Articles 6, and arc concerned
with the regulation of the oontempla'
ted commission which Is to agree on
the lines OF delimitation within two
months.
! Artlcle 8 guarantees the FREQ navigA
tior OF the Strait Of Canso
Article 10 requires United States
vessels entering Canadian harbOrs X
oonfofIn to the customs in vogue there
bat ezempfB them from lia0i!isY fol
mpulsory pilotaRe.
Article II comedies that United
States veosels In storm may unload
on Canadian shores and be allowed al
facilities, including skipping OF crews
Article ~ stipula,es that all Canadian
fishing vesasls shall have reciproca
privileges Ia United States pavts.
Article Is requires Unltad States yes
sells to be numbered oonspicuously.
Article II deAnes the penalties fol
unlawful fishing in Canadian waters.
Article Is proyidss that when thI
duty on fish, tish oil. etc., is removed
in the United States 1t will 90 removed
In Canada for United States vesssls
and further In such case, that United
StHtes vessels shall be freq to enter porll
In Canada aud Newfoundland after oh
tanning licenses free OF cost, for the fol
lowing purposes:
L Pnrchase of provisions, bait, Ice
snd supplies.
.. Trans shipment OF catch for trans
port
g. Shipping of crews supplies not tC
be obtained by barter, but bait may bs,
The like privileges to be granted In
United States to Canadian vessels.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
IN OUR
Dress Goods Department

May be found beautiful
French Satines at 2o cents
a yard, as well as an elegant
line of American Satines at
10 and 121 cents. Also
many choice things in Wash
Dress Fabrics at very low
prices. We call special at
tention to our 36-inch Wool
Habit Cloth at s75 cents.
An excellent 37-ineh Mixed
Wool Tricot at s71 cents.
Beautiful 5o-inch Wool
Habit Cloth at rs cents, in
solid Colors and Mixtures,
and many other genuine
Dress Goods Bargains which
shrewd, economical cash
buyers will be interested to
see and will be sure to ap-
preciate
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
Tho Oaso of Young Law ess ="
TooMMURICATED.l

Your correspondent. "Tfuth," is
either grossly igporaut OF the surgical
teachings In Homo )pathic Colleges eBd
the surgical ability OF their grad uates,
or he makes deliberate statements OF
Whist he knows to be untrue. he evil
dently Ia still more ignorant OF who
Samuel HAnneman" wa.-sven iqno.
rant OF how 20 spell bis name. Hahne.
mann was m old school phy ysiciAp, one
OF the learned Of his day and the great
est chemist the world then kaew. He
knew As much surgery rs any of his
old echool associates, and contrary to
Truth's statement, from that day to
this there has not been n time when the
new school was not Just Ms proficient in
surgery rs the old.
For in the days before hon rs lpathic
physictAns were numerous enough to
establish college of their own, they
were almost to man old school physt,
cians converted to HON n )pathy, and
must have known as much surgery after
they were converted as they did be-.
fore, and since they have their Own
colleges and teach surgery together
with all other branches OF practical
knowleage, AZ thoroughly as any old
school c3llege teaches II, their gradu.
stes must know rs much about 1t.
There are come hon @ )pathic physi
clans, Just as there are some old school
physicians, who do not like surgical
work and will do none OF 1t. Your cor.
respondent must also be accredited
with iRuorance again when be seser Il
that there is not "a homG )pathio physi
clan In this city, "who has ever re-
moved the limb Of d patient"
There are homeopathic physicians In
this city who have removed the limt
OF patient" but they do not consider
that tbs removal Of both limbs and the
death OF the patient constitutes the ope
rator surgeon, or is anything to boas
Of A common rat, when oaught In Q
trap, will sometimes release itself bJ
arnputnting its limb. That 10 surgery
on the part of tha rat. The rat generally
lives. according to all authority. You
correspondent asks, "Would it hAv,
been proper TO have turned this mar
over 10 the care of The stAff OF tn,
HON G peihlo HozpitAi?"
1t would have been proper, And tn,
most humane thing to have done, aa(
had those in charge OF young LaH!eBi
thought of the hospital they would nc
! coubt have taken him there. II Is pos
nAyiu ~ tuikbs hnto oAOut iuet Hb 10 ule
do; hut he would have been saved thA
long ride from Delaware avenue, b.
East Junction, to the foot Of Make
street, and q rough, GOLD ride Of thre'
miles ia wagon.
The hospltal is open for the benefit o
any one who may go there, bs his trou
bic sur3ica, or other vice, aud people
who would otherwise 90 there shoult
rot sll0w themselves 10 be frightened
ANBy by such false statements as ara
made by Truth" The old school ussi
to say the same against the HON &c :
paths In regard to all branches Of medi
ciae, but you only hear it in regard t
surgery now, and you WON'T hear tina
long. y. P.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
just Out.

"a Baton for Heart" Q romance Of
Amsriosn student lifo in Paris.
"The story is one OF student life In
Paris. It 10 not new topic by any
means. but Mr.. q. has thrown o nav
light on It. He makes Il more r5sl than
any other writer who has Rope over the
same ground. Ono can't help feeling
that M, 9. has written bis C1n He,
ilIs own thoughts, his own vivid i'm.
prsssions Into the pages OF his book
The sccouLt Of tho savers Of Paris, into
which the hero .. the novel Ia thrust,
aud where he wAnd6rJ for hour9 in the
darkness. is one Of the most thrilling
thingB imaginable. Then the desCrip.
tion OF one of the great PA:i,ian music
teAcherg, Madame Haricashi, and the
way In which shO taught her pupils, IL
vastly humorous At the same time II
shows phase OF lie with which We
Ns unacquainted in America and oi
which We hear only the fainttst hint8
But Mr. @. makes II all flesh and blood
It Is transcript from life. The move
ends IN tragedy, but tho story !tseli
has Dothing gloomy about IL. II is en-
tsftalninR, bright and witty You CAM
do better than read It. ."-ClncinDat
Himes-Star.
PabliBhec by Rand, McEaliy s. Co.
l48 10 l64 Monros street, Chicago, Ill.
New Yotk stare a23 Broadway.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
Double Tragedy.

CAMDEN, n. j., Feb. 23.-Murder
and suicide were committed last night
within the sh adow Of the Camden City
Hall. eoon aftsr Q o'clock pistol shota
were heard By persons In the City Hall,
and several men lett the building to In.
vestigate tho cause Of the shooting.
Walking out on Haddon avenue they
saw q carriage standing ia front of the
Soldiers' Monument. This aroused
their curiosity, and they prooaeded TO.
ward II, when they stumbled over the
bodies Of mau aud q woman weller.
ing IN pools Of blood which disoolored
the pavement. Fhe man was found
to be dead, and his body WAS removed
to the Morgue. The woman was still
breathing. and was conveyed TO .he
Cooper Hospital. which 10 within q
stones throw. DR.. Gross was sum mon
ed. and he and DR. Jarrett, OF the hos.
pitAl STAFF, at oncs began probing fol
the bali
There was o gunshot wound In tbs
back Of the nook, the ball taking an
upward course. frsoturine the skull aud
entering the brain. II was found aud
abstracted. II was split into several
pieces. There was also deep gAsh ON
tho forehead which probably came from
thll Httef bno nhu Do5u bnot. Iut
victim was unconscious, and continued
In that state until IL O'Clock, when sht
died, There was nothing upon hel
person TO indicate who she was. Iu heI
pooh otbook was . buiton-ho and onl
cent. She wore . dark cashmere dress
with o fur-trimming. seal plush Goa
and . fashionable hat. Her hair wal
Hight and her rgs about % years.
l The body Of tho man upon being con
veyed to the morgue YVES examined b,
Coroner Stanton, who located tht
wound In the right temple The mur
derer Was about % years old ant
dres ied in dark suit. A search Of th
clothing revealed nothing that led K
his Identification.
1t 10 believed the girl was trying II
csoape from her companion. % she wa
shot In the back of the head and lay
several feet away from her slayer.
is thought that the couple resided out
side Of Camden and were on their wnl
home.
i In tho girls watch was the following
Inscription: "r. M. Snyder, Girars
College, DECEMBER 36, 1881"
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
You nrust Not
The Dread Of Dxnamita.

DUBLIN, Feb. 22 "A man has been
arrested at Coleraine, County London.
derry, Who had u quantity Of dynamite
disclosures. Tho man was subsequently
released. He clearly proved that the
dynamite was designed for blasting
purposes. The explosive was forwarded
to its destination under police escort.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
BuslnoSs OhAnR.

The American MSchinist says thEt
the American Standard Gauge and
Tool Woiks (JAmos A. TAy ior 81 90 }
have purchased the gAuge maxi in q
plant and business from the Bstts Ma
chine Company, and will continue the
business at Wilmington, Dsl. Mr..
Taylor was one of the original firm OF
gauge makers. who STARTED business In
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
nhnnra of rAa.

4. Wyatt. No. 100 West Second strost,
has purchased the property on the
northwest corner OF Sscond and OshrRe
streets, where he will remove his dry
goods business on our about March 10
As our stock Is very large, We will begin
O clearIng.o out sale from this date and
will sell Roods At or below cost until
time OF removal. Mrs. Ada Wyatt will
be at tho store, aud will be alad TO ses
her many frlends.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
LOT NO. 2

Consists of Night Robes,
Chemises, Skirts, Drawers
and Corset Covers of much
better quality and elegantly
trimmed. Price 50 cents,
well worth IS cents. We
want every lady in the city
to see these goods, as we
think they surpsss anything
ever offered before. On sale
Saturday morning.
We would remind our
numerous customers and
the public generally, Of the
msny excellent bargains we
are now offering in Table
Linens, Towels, Napkins,
Quilts and all kinds of Mus
Inns and Sheeting. The rush
we have had at this counter
during the last two weeks
attests the truth OF our state
ment. No housekeeper
should fail to look at our
various kinds of housekeep-
ing goods without delay,
as we are furnishing a great
deal for the money in this
department.
A visit to our Hosiery
Counter will pay. We have
not space to enumerate the
many good things to he
found there. You will be
surprised to find Ladies full
regular made fancy striped
Hose, in six or seven differ
ent styles, at IS cents a
pair, as well as gentlemen's
full regular made pin stripe
half hose at IL ] cents a
pair, etc, etc.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
10 Save Life

billy requires prompt action. An
kelay waiting for the doctor may
hded with serious consequences,
sly in cases OF Group, Pneumonia.
+, ,er throat and lung troubles.
mo family should be without a
IN Ayer'e Cherry Pectoral,
H. proved itself, in thousands OF
be best Emergency Medicine
covered. Ii gives prompt relief
pares the way for a thorough
kich ia certain to be effected by
hued use. .
IAiimer. NJ. D., Mt. Vernon,
81 have found Ayers Cherry
perfect cure for Group in all
have kaown the worst cases
In very short time by its use /;
bis, all families to use II in sud
|gencies, for coughs, Group, SC" ="
Edison. NJ. D., Middlctown,
f bays; II have used Ayers
Prctoral with the best effect in
tice. This wonderful prepara-
saved my life. 1 had q con-
|hgh, night sweais, was greatly
IN tlcsh, and given MP by my
b. One bottle and a half Of the
cured me"
hnot say enough in praise Of
*Eherry Pectoral," writes T..
of Palestine, Texas, believ-
lo that. but for its use, should
\ have died"
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
3 Pairs for 81.
Coon brand cuffs.
Cough candy nj BsIgusOn's. IL Il. I'd
RoiIsf Bsnent.

The monthly report Of the Pennsyl.
vania Railroad Voluntary Relief De-
pArtment has just beeH issued for the
month of January. This includes the
Pennsylvania main line. United rail-
Toadg OF New Jersey, p, w. g. b.,
Philsdelphia 81 Erie, Northern Central,
West Jersey, Camden 81 Atlantic and
Baltimore q Potomac railroads. The
total disbuTsementI for the month
AMOUNTED to 6Sl, ,634,90, Of which the
p, W. & d. 81 stem received 1886, $500
for death benefit, SlC0 for accidents,
and S3s3 for sick benefits. There have
bseB paid since February 18th, 1886, in
the entire rslisf department. 4i3 death
benefits. 6,s0i sccident benefits and
II GS8 a!ok beneitn.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
Did Not Believe In the Faith Cure

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. %. - "Ds. +"
Tweed, q faith curist." Was held By
tho Coroner yesterday for the action Of
the grand jnry fer pracLlciug medicine
without lioenss. One of his patients,
Fletcher Benedict, died on Monday
from lack of proper treatment for
brOncho.pneumoaia. The dead man
did NOT believe ia the "KorsshAn" or
faith cure prooess, but. unfortunately
for him, bis wife did. Another fsmi.
nino believer became Tweed's security.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
spss,ai uzsasssa.

The following pianos and orgzus
having been takea IN exchange foI
naw ones will be soldss Il great saori-
hosi ..- -
HArdman piano.
9 Bradbury pianos.
I Brestein g Bsrwlnd piaao.
/ Bsus plano.
Boswell piano.
/ Grisson piano.
1Wilcox 81 White organ.
q Mason u HAmlin organs.
Needham organ.
Smith American organ.
Every inssrumeut warranted IN per.
fsot order. Il. n. R9BRLIE, No. 71C
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
Dr. s,,mms. ssye Cure.

Tho finest eye tonic, eye strength enei
aud promoter Of . clear. healthy, strong
sight Weak, infiamsd and sore eye.
arc quickly cured. Long sightedness
or short or near sightednsss is wonder
fully relieved by restoring the los
action Of the nerve, by removing nj
parnlytio or oonEestive tendencies
Bad eyes are made good, weak eyes or,
made strong and diseased eyss are mad,
well by using this famous eye medi
cine. CSC. aBd 900. bottles sapplIsd
Main depot Eonr,h and King streets
Wilmington, Deb
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.

CossTANTINoPLE, Fob. 22.-News
from Philippopoiis says that q regi-
ment has been ordered from Slivno to
Bouraas, and 1t Is expected that part of
the Philippopolis garrison will also be
ordered there. II is believed that Bour.
gas and Varna will be fortified. Russia
would protest against the fortificaiion
Of Varna under the Berlin treaty.
BERLIN, Feb. 22.--Reports from the
ftonIier say that the movements Of Rus.
stan troops are oeasing westward OF
Moscow and Kleff. At those places the
massing Of troops continues. The
transport and commiBsiArAt servics OF
Poland Is becoming worse, being now
insufficient for the pare necessities oil
the troops.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
TIM PInlIolh

Stove and Heater Company have leased
the large building, No. Sos Shipley
street, and will move from their prosen,
location on or about the lst OF March,
We will have large room IN the SEQ
ond story to Tant for storage Of house.
bold goods or other purposss Of modsr.
Ato rent Tor spaces. A safe and couvs-
nient place for storage. Apply at Z e
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
Feels AgerIeyed

Mrs. MoDonesll feels that injustice
was done hsr in the testimony given at
the hearing OF Harry Mcdaniel and
William Welsh at the Municipal COURT,
on Wednesday morning. She claims
that she was asleep at the time OF the
disturbance, and was rOs responsible
for lta occurrence.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
LnonI nntion snsta,nad.

In the Supreme Court OF Dakots on
Tuesday case wAs argued TO test the
local option or prohibition law passed
as the last election, for which Ga out Of
IS counties voted. The court decided
that the local option law must reign
supreme in the 81 counties that voted
for 1t.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
smnIIpox In ElIzabotE,.

ELIZABETH, Feb. 22.-LiEZis, aged
0, John, aged S, and Alice, aged ., the
children Of MiohAel Hennessy, died OF
smallpox In the psst house hers last
night. HenDeasy aud his wife are sick
with the diseass.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
Woi.s. ssalr ssarsAm.

II gray, restores to original color. An
elegant dressing, Boftens and beAutiies.l
No oil nor grease. A tonic restorativei
stops hair coming out; strengthens,
oleanses, heals scalp. 300.
"Rouah on Toothache. " Instant relie
15c. "R0UGH ON CORNB," hard OF
soft oorns. 100. CROUCH ON BILE
Pills" Little, but good. loo. "ROUGH
ON WORMS" Sure cure. 26o.
You nxust Not
class "R6ugh on Dirt" with the ordi.
nary washing compounds. II is n new,
different and altogether superior article.
A revelation in housekeeping. A boon
to women. A new discovery. Beats
the world for Kitchen, Laundry,
Starching, Bath or Shampoo.
stxiough ON Piles."
Ask for "Rough on Piles" Internal
And External Remedy In each pAckage.
Sure cure. 500.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
Selling on At Oost.

We have TO move to another store,
and have too much stock on hand. We
want to reduce It by selling what we
have at cost. We have some very nice
pArlor, room and cook stoves and dou.
ble heaters that we will sell cheap. All
kinds of stove hsrdware and tinwAre.
Call and secure bargain. The PIokels
Stovo and Heater CO., East Fourth
street, Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
Or. slmms' whits rulmanic Balsam,

the great leading lung remedy of vii
mingtou, Del. No ons sver reaches
consumption who uses 1t In time; Il
will always prevent aud most frequent /
ly cures consumption. II stands unex
csllsd Tor curing coughs, hoarseness
croup, so-e throat, SO. COO. and 81 100
Depot Fourth aad King. Sold bJ
dealers.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23

When baby wAs sick, We gave her castoriA,
When she became Miss she clpng to Castoria
torlA.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
IT'S = Taot

that everybody ought 10 know kat 4
Sergeant gives 2240 lbs. Of the best, well.
cleaned coal In every ton you buy. Oak
pine and hico-y kiDdling vo1d IN largt
loads. Limo for whitsWashing. Yard
foot OF Monroe street. Central office
Seventh and King strests. Look for thS
blue si9a. 0penin0 In the evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
Impnrtant

to persona about furnishing or refur-
nishihg. To know that l.. r. AdaiI q
furniture and oarpst store, il5 Market
street, Is the most central store OF the
kind In this city, and will not be nn'
dersold by any carpet or furniture
house. Go see his prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
Dr. Booths'a Lsc,ure. .

At the Delaware Avenue Baptist
Church, DR.. Bootho will this evening
lecture on "The Attractiveneas of q
Beautiful Woman" As the lecture Is
3 novel one, and the proceeds for tbs
church, let the house be filled.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23

FoR DYsPnPsIA anu Liver Complaint
you have a printed guarantee on every
bottle Of 6hiioh's Vital!zer. It never
falls TO oure. Sold by N. b. Danforth.
cor. and g. Market streots.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23

You save four profits by buying youl
Eambu-ss OF us, namely, the Importer
tue iobbef, the Wholesaler, and tht
storekeeper, 40 thSee goods must b.
cheap. Mrs. Jacobs, Git Market st.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
Oertain .xeHu,t.

Relief from colds by usinR AcInall's
Syrnp Of Tar; price 800. is2s Besf, Wine
and Iron, SOC. a bottle; Botanic Nerve
Bltters, 40c.; HOP (Tonio) Bittsrs, 900.
Sold by N. Il. DSnforth, druggist, SEQ.
ond and Market.