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Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
Domestic Surgery.
10 (OAl) Msrsuu.

jan sv1e lohL htfaaty.
Mr.. aud Mrs.. I'D ward Harris, wh,
were severely injured on Sunday, bJ
an accident which compelled them u
remain In Milpisas on Sunday night
returned to Ban Joss on the 10 .. M
train. Mr. Harris way seen by rep
resentative OF the Mercury. at his resi-
denoe on g.. James street, near Fiji
teenth. BE said his wife fell upon her
shoulder and broke ber collar-b bone, be.
sides bruisinR herself severely Ia other
parts OF her body, and that he himself
hsd two Of his ribs broken and had re-
ceived severe scalp wound, from
which the blood flowed fresly.
On arriving as Milpltas It was found
that there was no doctor within reach,
oiau. He gave his wife stimulant to
bone, and beuud 1t soouraly. He next
bound up his own ribs with o towel.
On returning TO San Jose hts wife de-
clined to have n physician to attend
her, and Mr. Harris, not to bs outdons
In pluck, determined that he also
would 90 along without sny profsa-
elonsl aid. He oomplained OF pain In
his side, and q feeling as II his ribs
were moved from their places when he
breashed.
He was also severely bruised on his
lefl leg from his hip downward. He
had, however, bound bis RIGS tightly by
. cloth wound around bis body, and
WAS able to get about. MRS Harris 10
more severely injured and is confined
TO her bed. Her shoulder gives her q
great deal OF pain, and 1t Is alto feared
that she may have received internal In.
iuriee. She. however, persists In refus
Ing the aid OF 4 physician, and has con.
idence that her husbands care and her
own strong constitution will enable her
to recover from the injuries she has re-
oeived.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
....,,,.n ON rs,.h Cures.

-, yby,iclan on Fsith uures.
!. -. MIRACLES Of healing In anoient
Y. w. = tines seem TO be explained
noov, o,r,.d' expectation, suggestion,
W ma ouscE rays his medicine
-. -. sad i, 10 taken with this as
.s ea,' There Is no doubt on the part
luu.,,snt. luu, Fall confidence ID hrst
" md the cars may follow. And
~ Y %vItb tho mind cure, suggestive
,a,,s' Am u,smerism, insgnei.. msials
s, X. wells Of Lourde,. Qaite re-
Y " IN New Jersey, 3 girl, after an
4 measles, lost her voice. her
.s,I heard Ct cares Of like cases
W. visiting . ctrtain chapel In
!, They we're too poor 70 take
~, hi they procured some Of
.ssir irom the wall OF the chapel,
Y Ana drank OF the water In
ss,,l been soaked and her voice
s,sl, came back. DR.. Bern.
.muous the case OF m hysterioal
.,.s,ms 10 hls clinic with loss OF
IA tod the Students that suoh
,,rs oit.n tuccessfully treated by
NV. Btfsrs It, however, be sp.
Ihh,ai ever the laryDx, sayinR,
I'M now be sbie 10 speak," and
ln ntu'tei.
|,,ys, may he the success OF suz.
ua heslips sgent, It eau never
"a remedy Of general npplioA'
ia limitation is distinct. I'm.
M r,,ufts only, whether hypno-
u IN q wAking 6tate, oan be
M urder i.s influence. When sDy
kss Of ia having cured organic
IA presented, 1t will be time
4 niougy to consider Its merits,
il umoVes n cancer. arrests
uuula or Upheld fever, Its claims
ois Of hsaIipg may receive atten.
IOil Bacon tells Us that 'the
Of man 10 full OF superstition
|mpo,ture," and that It 10 oonso.
d Ia nature for the hfh run alive
i've 10 Effect mere than the mega
pilTa'lye' 1890
hnA lev times hitting o pres
wanwrvsls o!t.tlmes falling or
b. When DiagorAs WAS sho wn,
temple Of Neptune, the votive OF.
I, Of Ihae who hsd escaped ship
and Vas asked II 1t were folly TO
The soi In Q tempest, he replied,
re are hey painted who were
NT Wien the event answers
aaou II Is feRittsred, but tho
uuHuu, failures are passed by.
hlHey Of all marvel cures tells
ksst Each healing epidsmi 10
paIoj Of birth, development,
tIthciion, and their sun often
ovn while IL is yet day. They
iul Hideuces OF the inHrmIty OF
hin mind, so readily moved by
10 cIedulous Of Wonders.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
THE GIRL In FRONT.

She sat before me down the aisle.
She looked 30 sweet, 90 free from guile,
aAt aud watched her for awhile,
rheughtisss OF prayer;
hhe had faBhionabie hat
ln shape the opposite OF fiat.
Anu All that could see was that
And her back hair.
Unhsedsd was the organs noise,
The crew OF small, white night Rowned boyi
He shd ulders trim;
And med itating on her drses,
while others Gang with xsalouSnsfs,
sat alone, and, i confess,
forgot the hymn.
such shoulders, such perfect waist
A orteian Venus might have erAosd,
Her toilet was in perfect taste
And fashion new.
81 kno = that she 10 fair" said,
eAs lair ~ dainty. and we'll bred"
Then, whsn she turned hsr pretty head,
bhe turned Inc, too.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
shetin's sales,

Sheriff Lambson will sell at public
Gale at the Court House Tomorrow v
afternoon tWo'stury dwelling on
BRyArd avenue and N nth street, be
longing to Frank Strickland.
A two.story brick dwelling on Tat.
nall, between Eighth and Ninth, tins
property of Benjamin u. Wilson.
A twobtory brick housa near the
corner OF Tenth and Scott streets, the
property of VIM. Toner.
Two lots near the cCraer Of Second
and DUPONT streets, the property OF J.
Frank Ruth.
On Wednesday, this 9th Of May, q
twO'stOry brick house, the property oil
5onhia Dorsey and Mary L. Smith.
On the same day lot Of land ct the
corner of Front and Lincoln streets,
the property OF George w. West.
ALTO o Ehrer-story brick house on
Washington street, above Tenth, for
merly the property OF Josl V. Green
man.
A lot OF land With the buildinR'
thereon eituAted nsRr tho corner OF
Fourteenth and Wilson streets, the
property of Annie Z. and WIN. T.
StrAughn.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
me stara snd stripes,

ALBANY, N. T., April 27.-Iu td,
Assem- bly yesterday, Hr. Crosby intro
duoed bill providing that no f&g bu
the stGrs sud stripes should fly frou
any public building in the Btae. b.
unanimous consent the bill was pro
greSaed to third reading. The bill wa
defeated by vote OF 104 to 4. 1t wal
introduced on account of Mayor Hew
tits refusal to allow the Irish flag to b,
displayed from the City Hall in New
York City on st. PAtriok's Day, and
tha debate was acrimonious In the OK
lreme.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
W. w. Weir, Pnotoxrspbnr.

oil oil Market street. Entrance In Law.
epn,s store, by elevator, direct to floor
q, gallery. No climbing Of sseps; new
ana original scenery; either In DOOR or
out noor work, having every facility for
aetnR more changes In styleo of mic.
lures than any other photographer In
sas l state. Cabinets s. PER dozan, Call
rou ou eSnmine work. Walk In etors and
'5ou VIII be kindly reosiysd, -
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
sabb,d with y u,re.

Itg son Of Charles Il. Mcwhor'
b., rHs slightly cut In the side
POOL nae as Ninth and Klns
90 Wednesday afternoon He
fA bal, with which the lad was
And on btlRs refused passed
dn'hsr rougbly over the lad ,
ld lie retlliaDed by tbIustine
iie Into bis hssailant's Side,
The cut was net deep, aud the
ItOi aliOus, Hoys, however,
rO' use kLi,e In defence As
Sripcl cAusyd the death OF
olct, q student I'm Delaware
ioue years ago, and invo we'd
cInti Students in greA. difioul.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
a Leap Year ExpiAa alton.

0riggs-See here, Slimley, word
With you before you go. You've been
calling on my sister for three monlhs,
and think It's about time TO AJAX your
intentionP.
slimley-Perfsclly honorable, Tom.
She proposed TO me to night, and we'll
be married soon.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

Pickles Stove and Heater Oompany't
Mon tor Oil 5tovs can bee leen in one.
ration at sos Shipley street. There are
four things to be observed In purChas
ing On oil stove:
l. Positive safety.
. Perfect combustion.
$. Simplicity Ut Construction.
4 Durability.
The doDltor possesses all these
points. 1t is tho most absolutely safe
oil stove made.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
Enualta the nnnanion.

Pssseuaer-You must do with quar-
ter this time, Augustus. / haven
aoything less than . hundred. d ollai
bill.
Palace Car Porter-I can change II
TO- you, sab.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
A BOX Of .Laily KooKn" ror Ion.

Try i'll Have you q cold? Use Nc.
InAll's Syrup of Tar, wild Cherry and
Wood HAphtha, price $780,; Shakers
eIiTact. 44c.; Seven Barks, So, Pal.
que, S5o. Daniorth, druggist, 2nd and
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

The place TO order your spring suit,
and ths largest assortment OF goods to
teleot from can be found ut Thorp's,
eI31< Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
Kanuc0n

DIR. Lippircott's Specific Compound
for neuralgia and chronic rheumatism
price 400. per bottle. For s4le by
TAYLOR & FULLERTON,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

James Everard's Pure Canada MAJ
Lager Beer, for sale by CHARLES ]. n
Beckett, los West Seventh street, vii
minRton.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

tirtlhs b. using tar camphor;
a'i St q 3. Smiths Delaware
pAaims y,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
A Drummer's Auso,e sAvee H,s L,fe

China, slasB and queenswnre, No.
E. 7th, one door from King.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
|CLOTHING

lhe best there can
/ well-mcde,
|y.lsh cut, and SO as
C lit and be comforta-
Ee' We know we are
|llnirg a good deal
Y our clothing, but
h sure any one who
tIy investigates will
eF'e with US; we made
4 and have bought un.
We have the greatest
y Ssn'lty and of many
ueIent styles of Mems
SS,tlhs, Boys and
Nudrens Suits Won
ef saw in Whining.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
WHAT SHALL WE no WITH THEM2
WHAT SHALL We DO WITH THEM2

North, South, East and West of
|Wanamaker & Browns Big Store the
workpeople are swarming in with Spring
Goods.
You would be nonplused if you saw
the immense quantities; and they are still
at lt-getting their pay and more work
Ito do.
We're not going to hold it. There
isn't room in all our building to do that.
We must get the customers crowding i'm
as fast as the clothing, and we've made
the prices on that basis:
A Spring Suit need cost you but So
Ten times as many Spring Suits at $12.
Nobby, and the most stylish at SIS,
$3.50, SIS, $40, $22.5O up to $50.
We never had such easy goods to
sell, if you want worth, style, and to feel
yourself good deal in pocket for all.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27
'I'hhJ Made TO Order

|We ~ e, have !. piles and
rs / . Of fine goods in
! Piece piece for making
/ measure. We buy
Fo.',: best suitings and
tO%'seriugs of both
PIIelsn and Domestic i.
.O9Gr Boys and Chill.
H,s Sc Clothing arr
Bits parents rents looking 10,
Us ior their boys. ( ~
Daily Republican., 1888-04-27

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A sign OF the times scarcely less striking than
tie movement 70 establish municipal home rule In
England Is the Introduction Of bill In parlia men
TO abolish the distinction between solicitors and
parristers 10 British law practice. From time Inn
memorial q tradition has prevailed IN the mother
country that barristers are patrician class, who
work without expectation OF reward, and only In
the cause Of justice for people In distress. They
drudsery OF preparing a case for a client solicit
Tor who belongs TO the middle social stratum and
works for his living must do all that The barris-
ters part l. confined TO the management OF the
case In court Lawyers In this country are both
attorneys and counseIlors, the American terms
corresponding generally TO solicitors and barris-
tiers under the English system. To the circumlo-
cution Of the British system many miscarriages
OF justice are TO be credited: for the barrister
has no active sympathy with the client, and
can get the penent OF no confidential sug-
gestions from him during the progress Of the
case, except at second hand through the solicitor,
who may himself have Flooding, unappreciative
mind BILE Of grasping the merits OF the ideas
advanced Moreover, the fiction that the barrister
takes no pay for his services which formed the
basis for the pursuit OF so roundabout q method,
Is now an antique and moss-grown joke-a digni-
ned humbug. The more progressive spirits among
the English are therefore In favor OF a reform
which Will sweep away this ridiculous barrier be-
tween the ornamental and the business branches
of the profession The wonder Is that such q
measure should have been brought forward by q
Tory government, committed by the articles OF Its
party faith 10 the preservation OF the most venera
Die OF social landmarks
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NV PAnr. sl Dssss e.. Asarca


HAS JUST I 1,R NOVEL
TIES IN IMPORTED DRESS FABRICS. PUR-
SHAsED P srblSrn The FAST WEEK AT
Il Fo sEn nSN s2s f SS5S AT
TABkICs AT 75c. IMPORTED 10 SELL FOR
SE&, sS-INoH WIDE, Atwood MIXED CHEW
H3Hs Az "A MySRTED ~ sEHH EoR is
AND FOuLk BE0Es AT soc.
f French cHE cH AND PLx1ps Al F 45c. AND
ALL THE NEW SHADES" IN. ALL-wooL AND
EXTRA G6oP ouahITikss 81 81 u E ANR ssTRAH
49,, SILKS At 75G AND 81 PER YARD.
-ExcLGss Isl nEs sTYtHs IN PRINTED INDIA SILKS
Ia xsD t AsP 81 brsoAI1srs AND
ALI The MN WAVES IN BLACK ANpcoL-
ORED SILKS At LOWEST PRICES.
NEM of MANAHK9nnisE AND cHANTILLY LACE
'Ht tEs AR 81 SH3J ssrg DESIGNS" In IMPORTED
LATEST NOVELTIES" IN ANDERsoN-s SCOTCH
ZEPHYRS ANDTENN1S SUITINGS
.C0NFINED PATTERNS." OF Ny OWN "Di-
ALI E1 ThE.SE9EsT STYLES IN pARAsoLs, UNI.
BRELLAS AND CARhIAGE sHA
THE BEST MAKES" OF GAUZE AND MEDIUM
WEIGHT VEL It MERINo USDEkwEAR-ALL STYLES
EXPLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRICEa
Perry Building. Peansyivsnia ava. coz 9Th a..
Established 1640. apl4
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NO more popular step could be taken By the
local street railway companies than the voluntary
Introduction Of the grSOyed Fail. The promise OF
the leading road 70 maze this improvement should
be noted and emulated BY the olhers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-16

when the customary item concerning somcboox
who 10 killed ny elestric shock from entany,s1
overhead wires 10 mis1sed from the newspaper the
space aside for it II niled By the announcement
% injuries somebody else from reckless driving
In criminal disregard OF the rights OF pedestrians
me correction Of thesf two evils seems 70 % pro
crossing backwards
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-04-16

AZ the time for the republican convention draws
nigh and the champions OF the several aspirants
70 the Presidency grow hotter zeal and less tole-
rant OF the claims OF others Mr.. Cleveiands
Chances Tor second term would seem 70 grow
brighter. Says the St Louis GLOBE Democrat. an
organ OF section OF the republican party, speak
Ing with q tone OF apparent authority:
In 1855. as In 1850 Mr.. Blaine win resoluteiy
declare that Mr.. sherman shall not be nominated -
II this singular proclamation Is inspired. or
should &c turn out 70 be true 1t would be the most
natural thing In the world for the FRIENDS Of Mr..
sherman 90 determine, though they may not
actually declare. that neither M. Blaine nor his
direct representative shall be elected, even II
nominated at Chicago IL has been noticed that
the waving Of the red nag sometimes proves dis
sstroos 70 the matador as well as irritating TO the
bull
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n Normley = Handsomely furnished IuOms en- suite
or slnsle. with board Table hoard. Aplo-Ut'
Eok RENT-A VERY DESIRABLE AND HAND
some suite 81 RconA suitable for Senator Mem
Der or forelsn minister locHton uusurpassed Apply
NJ 1901 ST. Franklin Square aplO-sfs
FOR kEST-suIrE OF SECOND FLOOR SOUTH
- front furnished rooms, with board. also. other
rooms: near War and Navy Department.: fsoyernmeut
observation In front. lsO3 n st nwa2I2s
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AMERICAN WnrnAx
Nos-xAesrr1c WArcHrs.

These watches resist the most powerful msgnetism.
Have all the time keeping qualities characteristics of
the wALTHAM wArCHKs. and arc the best time
pieces for
ELECTRICIANs ENGINEKRs, RAILROAD MEN
and other. whose vocation requires watch that IL sb
solutely
n NON-MAGNETIC.
The ordinary waltham Watches fitted with nom
magnetic balance. hsir-sprins and sscapemsnt and
warranted absolutely NON MAGNETIC
NJ. W. CALF BRO l. CO.,
ap14-3t HOT pennsylvania ave.
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nN FIxT UREs. ELECTRIC CHANDELIERS
NJ Finest line sai 6handellsr the csfy MIMI
featured ~ Schultz GAS YixTUkt AND All
INITIAL co. Slo llth Vt aM Rh5-Su
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MoRE DREss TRIMMING BAReArss.
Our buyer retur ed last Thursday with the lace buy
ers The new goods arrived far embrace good bar.
gains in fine Trimmings.
% pieces Cut-Steel Passementeries, at S1,6S, e.
S2.3o, $3.50. 81 So, 1885, and S6.6S.
10 SETS tflve pieces), 1928 and 50 30.
100 pieces Cold. Silver and Steel Braid Trimmings,
Soc, CSC, Soc. 81 .25, S1.S5.
80 pieces Gold Copper ana Silver Tinse intermixed
with Silk Braid to contrast in color copper and green
silver and bl ,e &C.. Csc. and s. b yard.
10 Jetted Collars, with Epaulets s4.25 So 49, $40,
$500
1F-New Jerseys. Umbrellas. Suits. and Wraps also
arrived and will be advertised tomorrow.
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shrewd observers In Utah Territory report thar
the next application for statehood in thar ouar,.r
VIII come rom the Gentle and not from the No
mon element Gentle immigration Is on the
Increase In salt Lake City and Ogden at such rare
that the real yaiaato OF the former city has
Increased oy about .. DIN SIX months Tors
~ eligible sections have doubled and even treh,s,
In price, and not Il Is claimed BY any nct,t,ous
sales or otner manipulation. Those who desire m
admit Utah 70 statehood, but fear 20 90 30 AZ thu
instance OF the Normons. will watch with Interest
the growth OF the Gentle .'poom.-