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Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

The attendance at the PsninsulA Hor-
Itlcultural aud Floral Show this fore
noon was we'll attended. The fisl 10
stallment Of tie public schools SEQ lu
mum aud msds things
very lively. The tempe Of Osres, upon
which the grand muaic stand VA
erected, has been removed, end Rresi
improvement 10 added to tho hail. Th'
man who drew so many preniums fol
peSYs yesterday drew one this morning
on the beet plate OF quinees.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
Enr ,hn sultohnaok.

The excursion of Hope Lodge, No. 81,
/. o. o. F. to Mauch Chunk and the
switchback will take place tomorrow, and
all who wish to enjoy 3 pleasant day will
be sure to attend. Tue COMMITTEES wish
IL understood that the % so charged for
tickets, includes the ride over the Switch
back, and rhat as the tickets are number,
ed each person will be sure Of q seat 10
the train going and returning,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

Where Was Malonoy when the sise
trio hRhts went out at the Novelty
ThestIe last svenIr ~
rhe electric rsh's vent cat last even
laa asrinS sue performances ct the Nov
eIty 1-eAtre, while Henning q Lee
WsSs doing o sketch at, leaving the
.oom In total darkness, when penny
dips were procured and the light reiEr.
ed once more supreme. Il is noiknOWu
what caused Lhs suddon darkness. We
wont mske light Of II this time, how'
ever,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
utruon on Near ubnmppr,ba,r

CHAMBRHsBURo. Sept IA pro.
apeotor named BuFdboldeT, Who has
boon drilling on the farm Of JOho Dice,
about four milts from ChsubersburR,
struck oil yesterday at . depth OF >
little more than 100 feet. The we'll Of
the winters Prospecting Company,
who are drilling for OIL or natural RAa
about one mile from hare, hAa nov
reached depth Of more thsn 800 feet
and the prospects are so good that q 4
we'll will DO pushed to 3 depth Of LOCO
feet II ntcsEeAry.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

The blsok mare ''Nstsie," purchased
by Robert Strain last Saturday Of A.
Il. Tyson, Of Chester, Pa, was cold Il
W. X, warmers sHle Yesterday 10
y illiAm 0tlebriet, OF Philadelphia.
The maze SHOVE tho faLtstt gals OF any
mare sold at Warmers sale Tor a year
for perfectly green mare thst was
never banded for speed. She had .
colt out OF CFtz er s h0rsa Of Chester
that tEotted mite ia Q 81,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
A S N A R { +,

These few warm days are
a delusion and a snare. Look
cat for them. Heavier
weight clothing will be want
ed very soon; are you pre-
pared? If not our line of Fall
and Winter Clothing are
just what you want. And
our whole second floor i:
devoted to Overcoats, all
weights, styles and prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

T2o I pab leaas q Mn Creek Lun.
tre,i ] no meeting at Hockessin
next EI.lag eyeaing, the 2lst inst
Addrersts will b. made by Walter
Hayen 2 q Il. II Ward, E4q., Capt.
d. Bul X a tham and otbtrs. Music
will bs tim shsG by the brass band Of
MaIshhl.ton.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
80.

HAMMIif-4oR. Manday. the lTsL iLs.Ant,
Lcsitia, n 10 81 q %. hanmitt, - thS
B2d year OF her age.
Relatives AMI friends are respectfully In
vitod 10 attend her funeral, from the reEi-
dence OF her nuebAkd, 70. iii West FouFth
ssr3et. On Thursday mo-ning, ~ 10 o'el'sk
Interment 1t Wilmington and BtaLdywlns
cemetefy.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

Ths Joint canvass between Gov. Tay.
Tor and Colonel HAWKING, Democratic aud
Republican nominees for Governor OF
Tennessee, opened at Jonesboro 5atur-
day last. There was a large audience
present, and the debates were conducted
In courteous manner. The friends oil
each expressed themselves as we'll pleased
at the result,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
Sore From knee 10 Ankle,

skin entirely g1ae. Flesh = mass OF as
eas@. Leg dlmmishsd enc third In
slze. Condition hopeless, Cured ~
tna G,uatouxA Ram4aiea.
FOR three years was almost crippled VIII
ankle: the skin was entirely gone, and lhs
flesh was one mass OF disease. some ppyssii-
minishtd about one third the size OF me other,
and i was IN 4 hopeless condition. Amer try-
inW All Kinds Of remedies and spending hum
dredB OF dollars, from which got no RELIEF
whatever, WAS persuaded 70 try your Cutl-
cufn Heuleaies and the result was ae followH'
mar three DAYS noticed decided change Tor
the better, and at the end Of Two months 4
was completely cured. ny aesh VA paIalhss a.,
over 4 yearl got sound. 1he nesh began 70
grow, and To- day. and for nearly two years
paat. INV leg is - well as ever u WAS sound ~
ev erV respect and not = Sign otthe disease 70
4, q. AHERN, Duboise, Dodge Co.. &c.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

The Novelty Theatre was crowded last
evening to witness the great variety show
that is given this week. This week the
great magascian and card manipulation,
Cohree, appears every night In now
tricks. Also the Nesbitts, Hennings and
Lee, Bob Murray, aud the greatest Of all
terlo-comic singers Lille Weldon.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

Thomas r. Lally, Real Estate Agent,
will sell AZ Public Sale on the premises
tomorrow at o'clock the Hotel proper
ty, stabling and out-buildings at Christi
ana, Delaware A rare opportunity for
persons desiring 10 60 INTO the Hotel
business, Would also be a good paying
Investment.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
=. ,o,.rIand FIysF, w WI pI

oMARA, sspt,l8 LIh1 sD UI !
aoysrland Flyer, lid Had ibis si.''
a va Ssdi Ssss .a'l4I ~ ''i s'lres.
O %alSs By isll 6DSl,gps6s SI W. ~
ths cSsualtles hps '0'
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

We received this morning By the
hsnd II J Wesley HAnoe, OF Booths
9 Jrnor, % posSto OF the Bell variety ,gtowR
oJ Taos. Hibkaon, which weighted over
one and a half poundg, being one Of
foar that weighed Elk pounds. II any Of
our farme rS can produce q larger one
we should like 10 hekr from him.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

al VENT Win Ali the results could wish 70 T,
AOout this time last year. when commencing
its use, i weighed ti5 pounds, and to-day
d XII. CKMPBELI., washington, ID. @.
Nora.-The CuticurA Resolvent Is beyond
ali doubt the greatest blood puriner ever eein'
pounded.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

Sold everywhere. Price, CUrICukA, 20,
he fjTTKR DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.
SsSs3end for .'How to Cure Skin Diseases,
"a paEes, 90 illustrations and l0o testimonials
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

nuHLIU SALE OF OHIO CALVES.
Il The subscriber viii sell 81 public sale
~ the drove yard OF DIV ID Johnson, Oen,re.
Villr, Dpl on
THURSDAY, OUrOBER Am, 1888,
A < head Of Ohio OaiTeh. Those are al ex-
~ ira ios Of hsitsr oslvss, among them q
low Hseer cRlVes, aud fAemsSs who wish 10
put on good sloeK would do Rsll 10 call and
$50 than.
Dinner 2so Sale at 1sn.
ROBERT MERBlOK.
]. q Eobinaou, auesIonsar. ale-dAR.ti
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

Don't run into Consumption when DR..
simms' White Pulmonie Balsam, the
greatcet of medicines for Coughs, Hoarse-
ness, Sore Throat, Group, &C., will save
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

work on request.
Moquette, Brussels,
Kidderminster, Wilton,
Tapestry. Iograins,
Damask, Venitlans
All in splendid variety and
the novelties Of the season.
The prices were never
lower than this season--In
grain as low as IS cents per
yard.
Tapestry Brussels as low
as so cents per yard.
Body Brussels as low as
IS cents per yard.
And the regular standard
goods.
Smyrna Rugs are here
and arriving every day
from the room size to single
door size.
We will open the season
on Smyrna Rugs by offering
one line in sizes 36 In. by
10 in, regular 81 rs rugs,
for rs cents, and in bright,
rich colorings.
Our Dress Goods are
falling over each other In
their Efforts to get a place -
Z our people Ia despair where
. to put them.
Dress Goods ara unusual
I ly handsome this season.
!, bewildering, most incompre-
hensible for the prices
J quality, style combinations,
everything to please. There's
! many agreeable surprises
) for you in Dress Offerings
I and this will be the place to
find them One case Just
l at hand are those sensible,
t every daJ-wear little checks
, In cloth effects, which any
lady will at once appreciate
! regular 81 stuffs every
, where, and we shall open
! up on them for so cents pei
yard-54 inches wide.
T. Others, and lots of then
which you will have to see.
Over 1872 pieces and Style
! of Stsipe Velvet for trim
m i n g--every conceivable
, coloring.
Blankets
5 The best IT.4 wool blanke
j for Sd you ever handled
n thick, solt, blythe biggesr
g 81 you ever sew. It's
starter, wc know, but try 4
h from that down and up
II all you want.
ID Our first inatallment c
g the best black stocking 70
10 children Is here-absotutel
Be- fast and with double knees
Ladies' Goats are comm
and being put on the rae
he h. as fast as busy hands can.
N. Better than ever.
ret Prettier than ever
n. he Cheaper than ever.
YOU must watch our col
department; it will do W
IN IN good.
st Do you need curtains?
S asF just a glimpse through the
sic reveals beautiful and brig
y hanglnge; prices to suit yo
from 81 to $50, In Cnenil
mt, and Turcoman.
s sss Our Upholstery room
ii crowded with good thinl
p l9i Lace, Silk and Wool in CT
ing tains and coverings.
VIM. B. SHARP & G
n of
! be Bourth and Market streets.
who
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

CutieurA, the great skin cure, and Guucun
sosn An exquisite skin Beautiher, externally
Jutisnrn Resolyent, the new blood purifier, In
ternnily, are a positive cure for every form Q
skin and blood disease from pimples 10 scro'
ulR.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

nuBLtO SALg-WILL 5 ELL At PUB.
l. Ito sale at No. ls Carpenter street. be,
tween atm and stn and 6stw ssn monFos ana
Of o'clock, a, M, household goods, among
which ia aiz foot extension table. / No. 0
cook stove, IN good ordeTi l Hideboard,
large rockers. / IOange, chanber suit, bed q,
bedding, table, chairs, carpets. Kitchen uten-
Ellis, 80. W. a. l. uKILL, ausi. slp-Bt
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

T OST-I HAVE LOST BOOK NO.
~ 10, l2l O the WILMINGTON Savings Fund
Society. The Under viii please return the
aui6-itAW-N-9t
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19


-
RA M M 51R
&&1H -<2S s&lA A81
old, l5A hands high, weighed j, la3 pound
when shipped, smooth made nice lhnpe. Ar
extra nicc actor
2. Dark gray mare, years old, Ihk hAndi
high, weighs Il 100 pnuDdH VIM make an *,
M good breeder oF farm mare,
S. Light gray horse, iBIs hands high. weight
J. $50 pounds in condition, This horse is a III
do thin IN flesh lint an extra good astOr.
Make good team with NO. 2
4 llarK gray mare . wars old 1ast Iune
10 hands high' weighed /, 10 mounds when
Al inDed and IL thin al uesD WI0 maze 4
male maj viii weigh j. q d: IA bred Percheren
and Is IN foal by company horse
s. IIrht gray horse. rs ia hauds high.
years aid las snrInR. WEIGHED i. s5s nn,n,as
when shipped and is titn q fosh He 6as lo.i
doWn Wide ami eh srE -
81 tlbesinut sorrel horse. eomin1 4 vear,
For An all-purpose nor se he h hard To beMf
T. stTnwts roam horsg i'd hands Gigb
yeara old weighed Il 800 pounds when shippea
bR. infs Of bonp faT 4 ygcsrlf hoTsc NJ iiaven
g. Brown mare. eight years old X hand,
high weighs i. 0oj pounds. Extra good sadiie
| III RE hui nof su,tnd ar a Oa,,l vgnrE -
M N spat,e "a e IN s1ou ar ala a
hands biPh wei II 3 I'D nonnds eI0ssIy mates
aud good shaoed for Al Rdyt.rtising taafn-
Il herp las meyer hrpn a iran IN thIs co,intry
| ike them. Extra good paiiers and tiFiyers'
| ii Biark horse 4 veaTs aid n IA hand,
hotse ana lots IL stvie hut rot stund
old. hands high weighed /, S55 pounds when
shipped. .Ihis horse is very thin or flesh. bui
/ an extra good horse and has lots OF bone.
is. strawberry oan horse, l6hAnds high
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

An aged father once
advised his Buys to be
either taiIors or shoe
mixers, for, said he,
"As long as there are
people they win need
clothing and shoes"
Now we persist in CALI
ing your attention TO
our Clothing, for just
such reasons; If you are
not in need of clothing
at present you will be,
and when you are we
want to show you our
assortment, We have
tried to get and make
clothing to please every
body in style, material
and price. All good
goods for the money
and our guarantee oi
satisfaction with every
sale. We intend to
make Sixth and Market
headquarters for Cloth
log, and want your
help.
IT. Nunil&SOl
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

Terrible Suffering From Skin DisS"ses'
have been 4 terrible sufferer tor years
from diseased Of the skin and blood, ana nave
been ohli ged to shnu public p'Aces BY reason
or my diahguEing hum0;s. Have han tne nest
Of phvaicisnB and epent hundreds OF dollars,
mi go, no relief IN a l used the Cuueura
Rene dies, which have cured me- And leit N
skin as clear and my blood r. pare g. -
Olive Branch r. o., Miss.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

n I1Vy.I SKIN ana scalp preserved an
hAhI n seAutifed By CuTiCUnA hADl
GATED SOAP.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

"AHrED - A GIRL FOB HOUSE
w work in q snail family. Ill french
Atrset ela.aP
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

NY GLASS WAITER,
w COED wages No Sunday work; At ~
Market street. Ble 2ta
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

q p annaf : nnu hov,AR q.
49,, Orowpstone Castle, a. a.oscI
Kramer's Hill, n; J; aot sEo nat %
Walt this city on the .yln , III M VI
v,siT in cur city two days Al, abi
vii be- received by the , 0,ss' o. II
~ The most striking feature l.,as thr
e =, JoT will be a grand paEA''
our city. ..ron Of By
The moonlight oEca iis, M WIN
Military Band Oh he sss % Iho b.
ton isst evening, do asnamp oI %
Augustine Pier, was was : ~. az young 3
IN eysry respect, over w ia oppor'
n ~ sni themselves o. 'G ~ ~ 1oe9
n the bay 81 d 81 o. a ~ pIsr, 4
Of Of n nearly three hour, 81 g sa' % !.
Si.tv avs sSsengeES IssSsrbsrt o.
~ siati ~ ii "a re .,i hstg spd.
inch + e ,groe OF ~ .,pp TiIystsiis srs !
! nome ., 5,'s again In a lew minutes
| n og o L this morning
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

"AHTED-A MIDDLE-AGBD W0.
wv man for dining 7 ion. Apply 81 the
WeaaeTn hotsl, Ath and orange Sta. als-BtA
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19
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Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

WANrED-ae YOUNG aIKLs FOR A
wv entertainment club. Inquire 81 NO.
$40 Monroe street, for three dayas sstReen
sac and $50 O'Clock. Its
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

E9Ok SALE-FOR Want OF USE.
q RoOd WORK or driving horse, kind, gem
tie aud sound, will be sold cheap also
buggy and store wagon, newly new. Ad-
oreas Buggy. this ONCE. Ale-st
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

NHANrED-A sIrUbTIOR BY AN
w elderly lady, either at cooking Of
general homework In small family. Ap
ply ~ 40 French street. sle-atA
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

NThNTED - SOBER, GENERAL
w blacksmith, g9cl sheer, at CLAY
mont by the list OF U9topes nsxt address or
In quiFe Of AMBROeE =, UfrEY ,Olsymont
Del. slS-3t#
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

ENoR SALE OHKAP, A MODEL
y priutlng prsss, In good order sizo OF
chase ~ Iblz. Apply AZ Ans Taylor st. Attal
O'CLOCK, p. m. sl9-2p
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

USuR sALE-THu sroOK AID FIX.
Il tures OF RrOoeEg store, In good loca
ton. Terms liberal; Immediate posses ion
Address 9rocsr, this oIhes, sls 4tA
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

=g b. y re, 0 pAf9e1 " ..arisI
ton Il ala, aas arrested lN ~, s,'4i h
Sergeant blackburn for sieAillss I'm
tro1n a man IN CoAtesyil!e, G III
Alfred jackson immedislely. ~ ,sT N
hNok TO UoAtesVIlIs to ansHei " i \
aeorge q. Gilbert was 1l :; NJ Il
the ton Of a car in the Jafa =. IA Tus|
tor e. 7tat upany ~ .s.la
f53lx al stflgies IA u
,3,5ls8.io qaiie blaiy al
S,,t ta6en tJ as home NO. oo,mu,l
street, and his injarles p'0Uf
tended TO. A
The regular monthly n sst asslsl
Ladies' Aid Society, Of lasni ma
D Church, was held lsss ,. ess p
following officers we're els ssa gn,ts,iiI
dent, Mrs, Dickinson VIC Ig,A1
MA. Mclaughlin secretary ,.i FAB,
treasurer, Mira. Harriet l..,i Sp"
we're seryed after the elsosiOp'
Daily Republican., 1888-09-19

Nm q charnG IN
WILL uluMulpW VWN
Fourth and Market Sis,


The early house cleaners
are around and our carPe.
rooms show signs OF their
coming and going.
We were never buster
this time OF year in our
carpet departments.
You will get better satis-
faction to select your tall
Carpets early-there's bet
ter selections and your work
will be done more promptly.
We take up, re fit and
put down old carpets at a
moderate cost, and will give
you an estimate on all such
work on request.
Moquette, Brussels,
Kidderminster, Wilton,
Tapestry. lograins,
Damask, Venitians
| All in splendid variety and
the novelties OF the season.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-20
General sheridan's Daughter.


We have many bright children here
in Washington, and their repartees
form some of the best stories of society.
Iheard one on one of Phil Sheridan 5
girls the other day. A crowd of chill
dren were together playing, and among
them was the daughter of respectable
gentleman named Harvey, who is not.
howev r, very good looking. We will
call her Mamie Harvey. Little Miss
Sheridan said, so the story goes, to Miss
Harvey:
''Do you know. Mamie, that think
that when the Goddess of Beauty
passed through this world, she didn't
touch your father, did she?
We'll. maybe she didn't" replied the
little Miss Harvey. But do you know
what 10y father says shout your father?"
No" replied the little Sheridan
while the crowd gathered around and
listened.
why, he says that your father is an
Irishman, but that he did some good
for his country during the war, and on
that account may come out and play
with you little now and then"
OF course the other girls laughed
Some one heard the story, and it Is go
ing the rounds.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-20
THE SUPPRESSED SEX.
The Servant Girl an Embodi.
ment of Liberty.
TRAINING A SOCIETY LIGHT.
Women in the South-Why She Did
So-A Widows Enterp riss-
Some Mean Things.

The domestic-servant question is
harassing one in very large proper
ton of American households. Girls OF
native birth almost unanimously refuse
to go into family service, preferring the
semi independence of shop or factory
life, with all its concom;tants of hard
work and poor pay. This leaves the
work Of cook and chambermaid to be
done by newly-lauded foreigners, who
are generally il utter ignorance not
only of American modes of domestic
economy, but of domestic economy IN
any of its modes. And as soon as a
little familiarity with pots and pans,
beds and brooms is acquired by these
recent importations, they either de-
mand for themselves the undivided rule
of the domestic roost or abandon their
preceptors, and start out in search of
somebody who will pay literally for
their scanty stock of household knowl-
edge. They do these things better in
Sweden. Here is what Mr.. ohm Swain
son, who halls from that country, told
a reporter of the st. Paul Pioneer-Press:
People here seem to be in hot water
on this subject all the time, but In
Sweden, we do not have any such trial
to bear. When girl goes out to work
there, she and her employer enter into
a regular contract for one year. ard the
girl must stay that length of time and
the employer cannot discharge her. If
she chooses to leave at the end of the
year. the employer must give her GER
tiicate of character and ability if he
can. or state just what he can abodt
her. If the girl stays she makes new
contract for another year. The Swede
girls generally carry with them all these
certificates of character they get. They
are their vouchers to new employers.
You see this plan assures housekeeper
against being suddenly left without
servant. The Swede girls who come to
this country and 60 out to service are
almost all green country girls who have
not had much experience at home. and
that is the reason American ladies have
to do so much teaching TO get them to
do things properly. The Swedish ser
wants in the cities and towns of Sweden
are the best cooks and house girls in the
world. They are not surpassed in any
country; but this class never come to
the United States. They prefer to stay
at home and with families to whom
they are attached. They stay with the
same families many years. Some of
them get gray-headed in the service Of
one family. You should see the SER
wants of Stockholm. The contrac-
plan is a good one, but don't think it
would work in this country"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-20
Merry Damsels.

Two young men and two young
women attended the theatre together in
st. Louis, few evenings ago. At the
end of the first act, the young men rose
and crowded their way out of the row
in which they sat, and disappeared in
the refreshment room. Their female
friends were displeased by the man
euver, and one of them proposed that
they should also leave and go home.
The other thought 1t best to give the
young man another chance. The Glove
eaters returned, pushed their way back
TO their seats, and the play went on,
but the young women showed less in
terest in their attentions. When the
curtain rang down on the second act.
the young men again went out for more
breath. Quickly the young women left
the theatre, took cab and went home
The young men, on discovering the
empty seats, flushed in the face and
straightWay took their departure. 1t
was good lesson for them.-Chicago
Times.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-20
How She Trained Her.

A Washington man relates an anus
ing story apropos of the fatigue that a
society girl has got to undergo during
the season: There was Miss B,
Just the girl for Washington to kill off
in one season. And her mother knew
it, and that knowledge is what saved
the girl. The mother watched the girl
Chloe, think she was called-all the
winter. as an anxious nurse woulo
watch a patient. She sent her aunt
into society with her, and she did the
heavy work at home. She kept every
body still and compelled favorable and
soothing conditions, so that Chloe could
sleep till u. Then she lifted her up
from bed and carried her to the bath
and bathed her, permitting the girl to
make no exertion herself. She rubbed
her with dry towels, clothed her, fed
her with nourishing food. and in the
afternoon made the grand rounds as
her escort. At O'Clock, she brought
her charge home. fed her, put her care
fully to bed, watching at her bedside.
An hour before the time of setting out
for the nights rounds, she woke her
gave her a bath, and prepared her for
the exertion. She kept that girl alive
that winter ry grooming her constantly,
with exactly the same care that Sull1-
vans trainer bestows on him before a
prize-fght, or a jockey gives race
horse, and in the spring, when every
body else was jaded out and sick, and
ready to drop, Chloe was as spry as q
cricket, and captured the best offer OF
the season. "-ArgOnGut
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-20
W onderful Cures.

w. D. Hoyt & Co., Wholesale and
Retail Druggists of Rome, Ca, say ::
We have been selling DR.. Kings New
Discovery, Electric Bitters and Buck
lens Arnlca Salve for four years. Have
never handled remedies that sell as we'll
or give such universal satisfaction There
have been some wonderful cures effectt q
by these medicines in this city. several
cases of pronounced Consumption have
been entirely cured by use of a few
bottles of DR.. Kings New Discovery
taken in connection with Electric Bit.
tiers. We guarantee them always.
Sold By A. G. Smith s. Co. i
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-20
She looked them DER with glance @
The Old Way Good Enough.

"John," she said, as she toyed with
one of his coat buttons, "this is leap
year isn't it,"
Eyes, Mamie" he answered, as be
looked fondly down at her golden head
that was pillowed on his manly bosom.
This is the year in which the pro
posing is done by the young ladies?"
Yes"
81 hope you don't expect me to pro-
pose to your"
why, Mamie dear, never gave the
matter thought er-to TIL the
truth. I've only known you tor-that is
to say"
Pm glad you didn't expect me to
propose. I'm not that KIDD, hope
No. John, dearest, 1 couldn't be so i'm
modest. l am going to let you do the
proposing youself in the old-fashioned
way. The old-fashioned way is good
enough for me-"
And the gentle maiden gave her lover
a beaming smile, and the youth rejoiced
that he had found such a treasure OF
modesty.-Boston Courier.