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Democratic messenger., 1888-03-03

nuun sea Wonders exist In thousands
nkkU of forms. hat arr SURPASSED hy the
Uuul marNels invention. These who are
In need ~ profitable work that can
he done while living AZ home should NJ once
send their address tn Hn.lott q Co.. Portland.
Maine. and rccclvc fnce fun informatlnns haw
either scr. OF all ages. can earn from ea % tA
per day and upwards wherever they live. You
are started frcc. Capital not required. Solne
have made over 60 In a single day at this
work. All succeed
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-03
An,i.n.,y wa,,,p. An Answer.

Rise up, oh sta,isiiciln. an'l tell us n
there hc more marriages in leap year thnn
other years, an,l then We shall know how
to act.-Ahany Journal
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-03
MEMS FURNISHERS,
30 and S2 Pratt Street Under Maltby House,
BALTIMORE, MD.

A full assor tment of
Un d erwe ar, Ne ckwear,
Collars, Cuffs, Handk err
chiefs, Suspcnders, Ho-
siery, Gloves, Studs,
Scar f-pins, etc.
We call parti Gu ! ar
attention to our lar 60
line OF Shirts--r eady
made in Viii te, Per Gale
and Flannel--all S IL es,
embracing every var ie-
ty, style and price.
Shirts Made to Order
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-03

The more sheep man can keep on a
given arsa the smaller will Le the cost II
production.
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-03
INVENTION e; ~; e: ':;::::. i:::: : ;:' ri ri vi

dcrs of inventive progress Il method and
system of work that can bc performed all over
the country without separating the workers
fronathciF homes. Pay llleml; amy one can
dn thu work ; either SAX. young or oil: no
special ability required. Capital not nesslesi ;
yoi arc startssi fire.. Tut this out AMI return
io us AMI We will send you fire. something ~
great value and Importance to you. that will
start you In buslness. which will hiring you In
more m.ney rltht away. than anything else IN
& 90. Augusta. Maine.
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-03
GooEY's LADY'S BOOK.
AUCTIONEER.

wish Ia make known To all persons
desiring Ia dispose Of any property. cilher
real ar personal, 10y public sale. HAT my
servires can hc 0hlainc,l in The caImrity
Of auriionecr. Sales male in any pari oi
the county.
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-03

G. y. Vallandigham. son Of the Noted
Democratic politician of Ohio, has lrcoms
a newspaper correspondent at Colunhns
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-03
Terms and Premiums.
Special Club Rates.

The Weekly American. with any ~ the fnl
lowing named Journals, will bc sent onU year
to separate addresses. N dcsirtsl. at the pri,t-
given Ia the first column ~ ngurcs:
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-03

Our farms aill not run themselves aud
hali'hearIed system of management will
moi pay.
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-03

nTnITT xJsrwar,iei arr those who rcad
KIEHl Vthis and thcu act /; they will
NlUliH / iind honorable employment
that will not take them from
Ihcir homes Rn families. The profits arr
iargc AMI sure for every Industrious person.
many have male AMI ar. nov making several
hundred dollars a month. u is easy fur any
one tn makr - anl upwards pr day. who il
willing a. work. Either s"N, yuGnE ar Old I:
capital not needed We start you. Everything
new. NJ sp'cirlahiliiy required yui. rra'ler.
cnu do u ~ well ns any onc. Writ. tu ~ at
onsc fnr fuli particulars, which W. mail FIRE.
Address Siinspn \ Co. Inrtlanc. Maine.
Democratic messenger., 1888-03-03
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Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
Body Found ana Buried.

Isaiah Lukens. Of Chambers, Nnbras-
kA, has written letter TO his bIolher,
DIR. Paul Lukens, detailing the finding
and burial OF his brother, who perished
in the tsrrible blizzard on the 12sh Of
January;
Dede was found by o man named
Lind, who lives BY himself on the hills,
while on his way from his house to
Cedar Valley. He found him In q
draw between two hills, lying on his
face with his hands crossed on his
breast. he was lying with his head
pointing northeast and he had evidently
been struggling with the storm when
he fell. He must have been In deep
snow or he would not have been 20
well preserved. Although the prairie
fire had passed over him he was readily
recognised by all of us, while cattle
that were CLOSE by him were all gone
exospt their bones.
His clothes were nearly burned Of
and the wolveB had eaten part Of one
leg, having lust begun to eat him when
he was found His remains now II,
peacefully In the Chambers buryips
ground. buried him to night, May q
just about supset, after bring him frou
Bartlett, = distance OF forty miles. 8,
you sse have had . pretty hard day
for II has been one Of the most misera
BILE that ever saw. IL hss rAlnsd 10
tho past week without oeasing. Tn
horses were knee deep in water nearl.
all the way and II was cold and rain
log. Being By myself 1t was q gloom!
ride, but when arrived at ChRmbsts
found plenty willing friends walt!n
lor me.
"rhey took Dede's body In charge.
was taken to q e )od hot fre and Rivel
a glass Of hot liquor. Ny spirits 500
began 70 return, and as we proceede
to the burial ground The sun sent fort
one bright ray from behind the clouds
the first for week. He was laid avs,
In silence, not word being spoken
The men present were Rruff, rough mer
who did the work in rough bat honeI
way. Dsde Was found fifteen mile
straight north OF my house In the YER
largest hills. The storm came from th
north west, go he must have struggle
with it nearly all the way; poor boy
All that was found on bis person WEI
psoknlfe, bunch Of keys, and hi
Ipocketbooh with small sum Of mons,
Hn fur hat was torn to pieces --perhAI
freak OF the wolves. In one pockt
were ths xshes of what appeared to be
bundle of letters"
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
A Rouslng Republican Meeting.

The Republicans OF the Eighth ward
held meeting last Saturday night IN
KeudalPs building, Kirkvood etrott
above Seventh, which, Notwithstanding 3
the unpleasant weather, WAS well a.
tended, Francis II Barney was called
to she chair, aad William r. Long
acted as secretary.
The chairman stated that the arst
business to be transacted was the cleo
tion Of five delegates and Ave alternetes
to represent the ward In the State Oon-
vention, which meets at Dover next
Thursday. There were thirteen nsmes
presented, and the election resu It'd In
favor OF Thomas A. Melvin, Francis IL,
Barney, Frank Caldwell, John z. 81.
wards and William K, Long As dele-
gates, and Lawrence b. Fisher, II. W.
SlAyBman, d. Frank Tibbett, Howard
geaster and Robert 6psncs as alter
mates.
The next business was tie election oil
three m9mbers OF the County CJmmit-
tee to serve two years and the following
were chosen: William Il. Long, Alfred
WlngGte and Frank Caldwell.
The committee appointed to selecl
o6ndidates for Council reported the
names Of Wal or Buck master and
lie via T, Grubh, and on motion 1t ws'
decided that the nomination election
should be held on the ssms cay as thai
Tor Mayor, Peehldent OF Council Rud
lofty Treasurer. The meeting then Ad
Ijournsd. There was considerable tn
thuslasm shown, aud there Is no ressol
10 doubs that the Eighth wAri viii
give hn old time Republican majority
next Saturday two weeks.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
Tho Rol.ternnn a atlaniIo

ID terror to timld vOyHgars, soaruoly
issa on ncGount Of the psriih NJ ihe deep
than the aluost oer,aluty Of sea SICK
neas. The bast curative Of mai de mer
IL Hosteiter's Stomach Dittsrs, which
tettlss the stomach 81 ce Epd prevents
its disturbance. To all travellers and
touriBts, whether by aea or land, IL pre-
sents q happy medium between tha
nsuseous or ineffeetual resources OF the
medicine chest, ard the problemattcal
benefit derivable from an unmedtoated
alcoholic timulant, no matter how
pure. The jarrlng of a railroad car often
produces etomaohic dieorders akin to
that caused by the rolling OF q ship
For this the Bitt-rs 10 q prompt and
certain rem edy. The use OF brnokiah
water, particularly on long voyages In
the tropics, iuovi;4bly breeds disorder.
OF the stomach and bowels. HostetteT',
Stomach BitteTs mixed with Impure
water nulIHes Ito impurities. Similarly
Il connterAo.g malzrial Rad other pre- Il
dioial Influences Of climate or atmos
pharn, as well as the effects OF exposure
and fatigue. Use Il for kidney com
plaln.s, rheumAslttp and debility.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14

To State ongsntiQn, George l..
To owp.end, John +. Latomus and Wm.
q, Knots. County executive co nmit.
toe, 10. N. Moore, Win. II. Money,
rhos. LAltomus.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
The ProDism OF Pushing

A man may push o wbeelbArrow and
be behind hts work, but IL is not 30 easy
to push q school that way. Pushing
dependa upon the one who pushes, OIL d
the way the pushing 10 done, snd the
object aimed at Pushing mule would
not be q pleasant occupation for the
pusher. Children, Darwin says, are
related TO tnelr animal ancestors, and,
as q result, some OF them are vary
mullsh, and the effect is the same
whether we push she mullsh man or the
mulish beast Many teachers have been
kicked cut of the school room because
they honestly and earnestly tried to
push mul'sh children, muiIsh parents
aud mulish school board. A story
more than two thousand years old Il
told OF poor fellow who coIldL't make
hia mule go by pushing him, SO he tied
a bundle of hay to the end of stics
and fntteIei 1t 10 the mules back 81
that 1t was just beyond the roach Of bis
nose. The mule went vary well aftel
this. One tfing Ia veTy certain; it /,
that the world will not move Ess tel
than 1t Vants to, aud o study Of the
way TO MAKE II want 20 mLvs faster In
tine right direction is one OF the moat
important prob!eus presented TO think
Ing minds for solution.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
POLLING mIlls Olosed.

NoRRlsTowN, PA., May 13.-The
Stony Greek Rolling Mil Company
yesterday gave notice to their men that
operations at the mill would he sus-
pended for an indefinite period, owing
TO lack Of orders, n condition which
the management ascribe TO tariff tin
kerinR, which, they alleRe, has had
such depressing effect rs to check q
number Of enterprises In the march o!
progress. The notice also sets forth
that she cost OF manufacturing iron,
With the prasent high freight, exceeds
the reoeipt for the product. The Story
Greek has been running spasmo1leAlly
for several yesrs. There Is rumOr TO
the effect that Hooven's Pipe MIL will
closs down shortly, but this has not
hetn verified.
The Delaware Rolling MIL at Phil
lipsburg, New jersey, has shut down
owing to q lsok Of orders, and the
worhmen are seeking employ ment else
where.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
rhe Danger Before Us.

Ws nave already alluded to the I'm
a>9rtaRoa OF housekeeper9 paying more
attention 10 the kind Of baking powder
used In lehvening their bread. This Ia
. matter TO which we cannot draw at
tention too often, because 1t 10 some
thing which involves the most ssrious
consequences to the general body Of
mankind. Temperance apostles tell ue
and there Is ample foundation ior the
stAtement-thAt there is disease, both
moral and physical, In tho Intoxicating
CUP; and In the aame way there 10 dis
ease, slow perhaps, bus certain, in the
lime and alum leavening agents em
ployed in many OF the homes on this
continent.
No punish ment is too severe for those
manufacturers who place these poison
ous alum aud lime baking powders be-
fore the public with the assurance that
they are pure and Wholesome articles,
In the belief of the truth OF sach state,
ments such baking powders are largely
used In the preparation Of food and In
this way the poisonous ingredients Are
taken into the system without O auspi
oion OF their presence. By and by
come spells Of heAdAche, distress Ia the
stomach, loss OF appetite, q tiuttering Of
the heart; the child is seizsd with Oh
apparently oauseleas cough. The cat
ling Of the stomach 10 destroyed, per
hnps; gno OF the vital organs is rea
dered almost useless; the kidneys at
Attnched with Bright's digease. TIT
health OF the child 10 sirrepArably broker
Idown; the adult becomes q chronic In
valid. These are the doiogs OF th'
modern cheap baking powders that ar,
composed OF lime aud alum, or tho
contain sulphurio or pbosphAlic acids
In view Of these facts eurely all house
wives should exercise the care that Is
We known, now exercised by some Ii
tho selection OF a proper brand OF bak
ing powder. She who does not do 80
whether the neglect 10 out OF ignorano
or reoklessp cas-, cannot free hersel from
the responsibility for the health, Per
hsps Lie, thereby endangered. N
, housewife need be ignorant of th
. quality and composition OF the artiol
, which she uses to lsaven her bread, bis
:, Quit or cake. The official reports o
a the government chemists, who are Ger
. tsinly npreiudioed, have been pub
lished and chow very clearly the Quni
. ity and strength Of all the baking pow
!, ders In the market.
The Royal Baking Powder, which
" accessible at every hand, 10 reporte,
absolu.ely free from lime, alum, pho,
lphAtlo acid, or any injurious inRrt
dent. 1: is further ststsd by the mos
eminent authorities on fool hyRien
that food leavensd with 1t Ia NOR
g. wholesome than when raised by an
: other method. Its use is therefore TO /
), comm ended. It is to be regretted thu
9 no other baking powder. when thel
!, are so many In the market, some {
J, which will dnd their way into use,
o free from all OF these substances. Th
Official snalset sBsuEe US, hoWeve
that sll except the Royal contain eith'
q lime or alum. The housekeeper wi
4 rehards the health Of her loved on
a should not only order the Royal, bI
make personal examination TO be Gu
"a that no other brand is sent her In
b place.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
Anothsr Use ror E,.ctrLei,1.

Electricity sustalus prominent part
In medicine as well rs In other soiep ces,
but the latest use to which 1t has been
applied Ia for the removal of 5uperfu.
Gus hail. Many ladies' are annoyed by
hair on their upper lip, which In Eome
oAses almost rivals the mustAohe Of q
dude. Depilatories md other means
have been Devised to remove this super
huous hair, but nov IL Is established
beyond doubt that the only sure and
painless method 10 by the use OF cleo.
triolty. The apparatus required for the
operation consists OF . galvAsic battery
OF from ten to eighteen cells, with a
epopge eleoirode and an exceedingly
6ne needle. With this the root of th 9
hair Is completely killed, and 1t never
returns. This apparatus (theIe Is but
one In this city,, which Is owned and
operated by DR.. Keables, No. 921 Mar.
ket street, is also used for the removal
OF moles, and other delicate surgical
operations. 1t docs not occasion any
shock, or sensation such rs Is expert
onoed In using galvAnlo batteries Oh
electro msgnetic machines, and iti mair
purpose seems to be the prevention o
pain while al operation ia heing per
formed.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
Brank noHn.

About six O'Clock on Saturday even
ing as carriage, containing three ladies
and one gentleman, was being driven
down Adams street, when near the
corner Of Third the hind nxls broke,
letting the carriage drop on thst side TO
the ground. Fortunately, the horse
was = quiet one, and stopped IS soon rs
the accident occurred. Ths ladies then
proceeded to get out. The second lady
on etepping out had her dress caught
on some part OF the carriage aud she
fell her full length with u neAvy thud
to the ground. She YVES picked up by
g gentleman residing in the neigh bor-
hood, and seated on q step adjacent,
and afterwards all three Of the ladies
were Invited into the house while the
carriage was taken away for repairs
No bones Of the Indy who fell were
broken, but she must have been bruised
considerably, rs the fall was heavy
Cne.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
sale OF stocks.

The following stock bclongiug to the
estate OF the laie DIR. J. r. Taatum was
sold on Saturday last at this auction
rooms Of L. W. StldhAm & Son: -Four
shares Security Trnst ami Safe Deposit
Company, S120 psr share, par 800, 70
j, D. Sisler; slx shares Osntral National
Bank stooh, Sl26 per share, par 500, to
Is W. McCaulley; ten shares OF the
MnsouIo Hall Oompa1y, 81 per share.
to P. winslow; twenty shares Confer
ence Academy Dover, 5 O. nts per share,
to o. b Lore, Erq tive shares OF Plo'
neer Club Stable. S34O per share, to j.
N. GAwthrop. Pew No. %, Grace M.
e. Ohuroh, WAS sold at . nomina! tum
40 the widow Of tns deceased. A 81, Coz
bond Of New CASTLE Water Works,
per cent, maturing 1904, interest pay
able semi annually, was offered by an
other party and drawn, only LOCI
being bid.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
Tho Time 70 r boses. i.

Attention 10 called 10 the o. v ,rsise.
nens OF NJ r. HAydsn, of No., 702
Mntket stre j., which ean bs found 10
nuotasr column. Tao time has now OF
rived when roses and otLer plants can
bs put out without rl1k, and those who
wish 10 have .noosa SIN OF beautiful
blcoma during the " nmer should a.
tend to the mnyter 81 oace. Mr.. Hoy
den he's over one hhndIed thousand
choice rose plants, ComprlsinL about
ope hun ired diffecsIt varieiier, whioi
he ia selliur st the very low rnto oil on'
dollar a dczsn. These plants are al
btropR AND healthy, hnd II set o1s sc
cordlug to directions, will com msnoe
blcontup a. onc., ana continue all tn
81 4son,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
etail was as follows:
Dougherty's mai -. SsS
rnLal Vnt0 QQsb

Dougherty's mai -. Ss9
Total vo.o 2gzb
Tue majority of the voters came pro-
vided with their tax receipts, but 1t
was claimed by the Noitln msu thai
every difficulty possible was thsoTn In
their way 70 prevent them voting. IL
10, however, probable that II Mr.. Nor
ton had been huocessfnl simiISr oom
. ants would have come from the
Doughsriy men, There IL, however, no
deuyiug tha fact that the nomination
has caused the greatest d!ssatiafactiCni
and there are hundreds Of Democrats
who dtciare that under no ciroum'
stances will they cast their votes fol
Dougherty.
Several rowe occurred during the NJ
ternoon, the 1rst being Immediately
after tho polls opened in the east end Of
tL o Fourth ward. II eeemA that Will
liam Murphy, who II is claimed re-
moved to Philadelphia several month";
ago, put In an appearance, and claimed
Ad issioa to the room IS an inspector
for Doughertr. This was resisted by
the Norton men, when It Is claimed
several police officers who we're present
inietieTsd, and broke ths ballot box,
Miaor disturbances occurred at some ol
the other polls, bat ss far as can b'
Learned no arreetB vera made
Shortly after 0 o'clock there was s
large Gro Gd In front OF the City Hall
but from remarks droppei by come o
them, 1t was evident thGt for onoe tht
ID mocrAtic party had made nomins'
ton that was unAoot ptable to til
INST ses.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
Brsvitios.
THO cheapest has house I'm the city
kumSord Br0B.' 4o4 Market street.

Tn0 cheapest hae house im the city
kumSord EroB.' 4O4 Market street.
oupping and lseching, lc3 Z. Seoond st.
Try Bush's coal you will like it.
Brazilian Balm, immediate cure for nuinps.
BrnzIlisn Balm cures a cold; 30 doses, leo.
60 TO Murphey's for your bed springs.
Buy your furniture at Murphey's.
Try Bush's coal you will surely like it.
Millard Y. Davis, jeweler, <. Second st.
Fine IS X. Rings, at HAnf's, Is E. Fourth,
Frank Roop Smith, druggist, 9Th and King.
American Laundry, 9o2 West Front street.
First claso furniture at Murphey's. 500 Ship
ley street.
H.D.Hoilis keeps the only homemade
candies in this city, at No. W. al 81.
90 to Geo. "A. Murphev,s for your .parloi
chamber and dining room furniture. So9 shIu
ley street.
II you wont cheap picture frames go to G.
4. Baugh, 208 Hoat Second street. 1 hevs
the largest stock in Dslswsrei come and GOT
for yourselves.
Ross hiss removed from 1l6 Market street
to his new store, 2lo Market struot, with a
large stock of nsts, vhito shirts, 50 spenders
hosiery, ne3kwear and notions. All Of the
| latest styles and prices guaranteed th'
lowest In the city. Money returnod II good
are not satisfactorY.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
Report Of tue Registrar. .

The report OF Registrar Lee, for the
week ending OF noon last Saturday,
shows that during that Il ne there were
~ births, marriages and IA deathB re-
ported to him as having occurred in
this city, against 10 deaths for the cor
responding week OF last year.
Causes OF death: Convulsiors, diph.
iberia, pneumonia. 2 each; congestion
OF brain, drowned, eryntpelss, general
debility ,insuition, meningitis, softeniDG
o! the brain, typhoid fever, l each,
Ages Of deceased: Under ear, 8
from to 2, 2; from to 5. 2; from 20 Il
80, /; from 40 to so. 2i from so to 60, l
from 70 TO 80, 1.
There were 2 nororet'5 cases, 2 still
births, 9 bodies were brought here fol
tnternent and / sent away for Inter
m6nt.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
Another Camden.

The Neg York World hAs o despatch
from Black River Falls, Wisconsin,
telling OF ian interesting wedding that
took place thsre recently. The groom
is I8 years old and the bride not quite
IA When the official who wos to per-
form the ceremony arrived, he found
the prospective bride playing with
some o.her little girls and not In very
attractive attiIe. Tne groom was en-
gasod In . game Of ball. They were
soon ready for TIE ceremony, which
wes performed, when the young man
remembered that ne had not asked tbs
ooDseut Of the BRIDES father. This he
readily obtained, when he returned tc
finish the game Of ball and the bride
| went back to her dolls.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
rhe Monn,nent ordered

The noDuGont whloh 1: is proposed
to erect 10 tae memory OF tie late Ell
urozler, and for which outtlbutions
hava been Rshed for, has bsen Ord cred by
,hose haYing tina N at In charge from
thos Davidson. IL will be erected ba-
fore decrstion usr aut will be az FOL.
lows: A shaft o, Massachusetts, granite
10 feet incn9. hiGh snd 2 fse! inches
quAre at The bsse, 1t viii bsar the In
acrip,ious: In memory OF Ell Cs6z!er,
1896" on tho fsc. "Etected by hir
fria, da May 80, 1888" ~ the bottom oi
sna face; "rhA uiend o. the roidiefs'
lido va Gnd usrhGpb" ard "a true pa.
triot rna homes mar" on the sidsg,
and "KroRB No tue president ot Wo the
Paop!e" Oh the rsar.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-14
Tne nnIgnIs,

Dir Kaish,s simeo1 Hood, 8. V. b
Carty, Wtllism Milef, Z. 3. blsSe'
Chnrias-Wilson and mbny others wsra
Al the derot this movnlug TO meet the
4 4S train, aboard of WHOM wss strong
Delegation Of the Ivauhoe OommAnderY
en route for Waehius stqn 10 join In the
parade TO day. They viii leave there
10 morrow at II 80, arriving In this
city Al POP Ii. and will be tho gut stt
OF 81. PAui's OJm % andery. under the
iarlsdlction Of St Marks G U. Of Dsla
ware, who have sparsd no paine TO give
the distinguished visitors hearty vel.
come, After lunch n street parade " 81
ooms of, nt 2 80 o. IN. In the evenin ;
the visitors will execute their fsnoui
silent drills. On Wednesday thoy vii
bs shown the olty, and leave on the
o. m. train for New York city.