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Daily Republican., 1888-11-05
How ! SUFFERED

SsVontssn Years from . HhInI DIssa
Could not WAlk OF Dress myself, A
mass OF Disease from Head 20 root
Cured In Eight weeks D. the untlours
Remedies. tIta
afterwards proved 10 be q sma or ali r,eami
as called. Ne said fcet6ins was Ike ' e s,SiS
| he pftseribed some cooling medicine INT the
s9reS spread 70 my ears.And head. Another
N. u vas caiied He PROGRESSED 10 know ali
about me case, called II Kings Evil, . aud
prescribed gunpowdur, bfimstone, and lard
mixed into a salYe. but the Il seAse continued
Ihey e9uld not do anything with IL. Another
HfrseIibed borax, wat r, aud hour; another
llnseed poqiiiee,. Mon e or them d d me any
food A. ~, but made me worse, The
arms and lego, III I wAs laM NJ entirely
aud rom continually sitting on the floor 81
control ofth,m, and Was uittsiY b,inis ~
MY mother would have TO lift me out and int
PEI, ! could get around the house on -
h.hus anu tegt, but could nos get my cOthet
pswa h,r "a Al &stie' ' Do on o. arfr,fI lass
teah, and Ihad 10 have 4 Towel 81 nv hS o,if
NJ the time I'm summer 20 keen the nltH an
and u i pionineat physlgi ian
He, n oeiosg enuoned NC o. pundag and
notlins ~ ~, S ~ ~ std he could do
Of my leg 50 that could walk but / woulJ
not lel hin, for III dld get better / would
tase g control OF them.
Inc disease cont need In this name until
! WIS seventeen ars d, and one dAy In
Jahuafy, lh's, rad IN account In tie frib-
umfi " your tuflcuhA hkhkDlEs, II de.
sVIlpeu my case So exactly hat thought as
a iast 4 sort, 20 give them utAl.
WI, u ! nrat app iCd them / was all raw
anu hlrodlnR, from ser Itching myselt hui
went TO slr almost In nediately. something
hal not uohc Tor years, the effects was 50
"a ahou' tTo weeks could stand strsight,
nut not wnlk, Was go weak. hut my sores
" re AttflT wei IA Lee NHt.f ~.
~ nc lhA HKMEDIEs cursd nr Ia abo1t Ill
" exit WCtkg, a. d ny u this d4teti e from
''AhuaIN, ls'y, u Janua 1851 | have not
~ th tltk IN any way rF rave had the teast
aiHhS OF Inc disease fcappeariug on me,
,-,,,,, ". j. MCDONALD,
o'o3 De'rpofn 81. ihieago, H., June 20 81.
. sold everywhere, Price, CuTlCUHA, 6Ue
5uAF, ~, hhSQLVENT, q, Prepared IN |
she POTTER DRUG AND CHEMiCAL 90.
aSsend for "How to Cure Skin Diseases.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05
CAPITAL PRIZE, 100000
400, 900 Tlekes- nc Twenty Del.
lars each. hnIvOa $40; Guar aPS
sos Tonths s9I n y en- tIeGhn on,
ErsT OF RHIEzS.
s,lSI PrI1OG, amounting to,,,,,,..0l o.

ana PrizOS, amounting to........Sl, oSt, 900
NoTP.--rieAStR dfA-flR JalltAI Prizes ara
not omitted 70 terminal Srlsss.
Ter o. 1b Rates o. ny furthur informA.
Cd, osesrly stating your Residences, With
state, County, StrSft anu Hgmbef MeNe
r1piS return mail delivery viii be aSurod
~ Jour on9losinB IN Envelope bearing yoRi
full address
SSnd POB.TAL NOTES. Express Moasy
Orders, CT New ora ExShAnBS IA orGinhS
Letter. Currency ny Zap Ca TAT our exp3nsS;
addressed 70
n. A.DAUPELH,
hSW OTlaaas, IA,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

FHlLA Nov. 5.-James
Bushel and James Curry, both Of No.
1913 JAmison street, and Lewis Girker,
were found badly out about the read
aud body and IN an Intoxicated coudl,
ton, by . Twenty fi'th district ufi Ger,
yesterday morning aud immsdiGtely
arrested. The tfiiosrB think that the
u Ell P0l into free fiSLt among them
selves and used their Penknives On each
other. Bushel bad eleven suslp aud
chest wounds. Curry had eight scalp
wounds, and Glrker had seven wound 4
in the heEd. All the men we're taken
o tho PeInEy lvaLia Hospital, where
their wounds were dressed.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

obSrles Il. Treat, Republican eAnji.
date for Congress from Delaware, wa
In this city on Saturday, and called ai
the REPUBLICAN CtiiOe and on quite O
large number Of friends. He made
ware. Compared IN ability, 10 Uharac-
ter, In large, liberal ideas, In progress.
sive thought end In real, true American
grit and push, with his Democratic
competitor, it seems almost inoom pre-.
henbible why Mr. Tr3At should not gei
an almost uRAnImous vote for Congress.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

A ssa' emEn reslair. in thIs city who
0ehrf eK- nAyor ForWo6d, Of Chester,
give lhs-rs sons Why hs intended 70
,,ote the Republican il9het 81 the cleo
ton tomorrow, bOarC cd the 10 CLOCK
INN to vie5 the paIA1s az Chester. On
hflVing 1t Chester the WilminRt--7
Ian proceeded uk town, and gol-g into
lnet nOW holsl he met Mr. ForWOcd,
whom be called by maize, saving he
- pleased With The speech made by
hlN N tue lnstituls Hail at WilmIng
", zee Colonel was surprised, and
Askcd btu how be pot 10 ohsster o
SON y suppo2e l came up on the sam
itaiu tina 20 lOlE m, Oolongl, !" q. ,iied
ih9 gentleman, "Wel," gaia tue Gold.
ae'r what will you hay?
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

Tae horse OF Joseph, son Of J, PONG;
Chandler Of Otntreville, OhTisllal
aundrsd, took fright bt the eItetT
arB In front OF the store OF MI we
on Saturday last, uppsttinR the 9sA
corn, and Was badly injured, the ~
entering under one OF his front lssa al
generating several inches. ms w
thu shaft Is missing, and 1t may y w y,
Il 10 IL this wound. The horse is ~ y
5table OF W. G. Martin s. o., and II
impossible to say WheiLor II VII 3
cell or not.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

MIDDLETowN, N. T., NV. "A
number Of boys Of this olty tO.dHy too
a hAndoat Of the Ontario and Wsblern
RAilroRd from the switch out on 10 tue
main line, While going down Q heavy
grade neat Sands Station the oar b.
came upmAnAseAble and attained 9
high rate " speed. II hnAlly jumped
the track and one OF the boys named
@cgrevy, was instantly killed, hi
bead being opt Oh. Another soy Wal
fatally injured.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

AfAMU.
lBAUQA-Ont the "a in:t., Ella Auausta
daughter OF John and AuEusta IbauEh
Aaed 10 years.
Funer from the residoBc1 Of her parents
no lA02 Jeefson street. on TUESDAY after
coon, Services a. 10 O'Clock. Intern snl
o. Wilmington End BrandYHino cemetery.
MITCH ELIA--EoAr HA-aa Corr or. Fes
U.s. ls county, on the 10 n OF Ueob ~,
Delewtre, s0u OF OhAflss ana VirRinie
~ oatll, aged = years 4 months and Il
days.
hSwlll gather. he wi gather,
lne gems 70 his niaSdom;
Al tue ute onpt, | tho bTlKht ones
Ills Low. d ana hi LWn.
IL Q the itArs Of the N )YninE
Eh bright troWn AdoF Jing,
They shall shine IN their beauty,
brisht gems for his croWn
HAETHOBNE.--On nov. ID, Wnliar
HAv thorn, ANed 20 years,
helAtiVes and ffitnds arc respectfully In.
vlted 70 attend his funeral from hIA late reGl.
me near whit ulay Ore Il UhuTI n on
wednesday. Nov 7ih. Al l.30 D m. Services
A. the chufch.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

Miss Isnpis Winston, who has an sR
iAbIishsd fsp S:.sa ton ln this city, spt IA
universal iAvorite hsacc, tie same NJ
In every place where she has eyss 40.
peAfed, win DO ct The Opera House neEt
Monday, TuesdAy aud Wedpesdsv
nights, ara Will no doubt BE- arrested
with crowded bou'es. Manager soulieI
10 TO be Congratulated on having No.
cgEfd this distinguished artist and ne,
very excellent company,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05
LOhD ACCOMPLISHMENTS UOn-
PLANT.
ROBIN HOOD.

Aud can II be
That |, Lord Sackvllle-Wrst
For telling what WAS true
Must be for life disgracadp
IL what said Vas falae Z
The BroMneh as1ld tneeeupbreas.
But Bnyard and alIaftalli tnew
Twas solid truth I traced. =
TQone Of Britun'a snhA, -, ~,
Igaye advice, Al hia request
What thought be should DO
To aid our native land,
And for tins art must I,
Lord sackyille b suppressed
When every word 1 said WAS trina
And BY those truths AN stand.
Icannot lie,
My h 1nOr stands, my hends arc eiean.
II GroNer Is undDne IL is hiA destinV.
The truth ! simply tod,
Fre trade would Britain aid
Then why should Clcveland's spleen
In vengeance ftll on me
Whilst free trade uDholdg
II Is his party's or ed,
Adboe hinsa 3y Watterson aud Mills.
ANA simply so proclaimed;
III men Tor this l am d btsfd
lie, by his peoples v tlls,
May very som he forced
Like me, 10 lose the place he gained,
Wilmin gton, Del, Nov. 5th, 1855.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

COLUMBUS, Iud Nov. Last night
ct a Republican rally at Hope, this county,
two young men named Gideon Pefdeid
aDd Joe Middleton, who reside here,
quarreled with Town Marshal Brennan.
The latter fired several shots at the young
men. NJ lddlelOwn was fatally wounded
and died soon after the shooting. Peri.
field received dangerous wound and will
die. Brennan was arrested.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

About 3 20 O'Clock last satrrla1 aita
noon as engine No. 23 OF the Wilmingl
Il Northern Railroad, was backing alol
the road across Market street, the y
der struck a newsboy aud he fell, 2
parently under the wheels. The egg
was stopped at once, when the boy
found clinging to the irafe rods
soon as he wac taken out his tirst ! "
to count his pagers to ascertain Wlie'l
or not he had lost any and when helo
that they were safe he start d OIL ul'
iured, " thout giving his name.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05
Full Election Returns

will be read for the accom-
moeation OF the public, In
front of the Enterprising
Clothing and Merchant Tail,
oripg Establishment OF
l. HAMBURGER & SONS,
22O & 222 Market St.,
Crosby & Hills old stand
A large platform will be
erected across the entire
front Of their store, hand.
somely decorated and illumi
mated The First Regiment
Band has been secured for
the occasion, which will give
concerts from Z p. m. until
returns begin TO come in,
and between every telegram
read, music VIII be given
Tally cards will be oIstribu-
ted to the public.
Do not forget the Ballot
Box which Is at your dlspos
al. Cast your vote and win
The Suit which will be given
to the man who guesses the
Pre- sident and his plurality 10
New York State only. There
suit OF these ballots will be
advertised through the
papers. Ballot Box at the
door of l. Hamburger &
Sons, closes tonight at 8
p. Iii sharp, which viii give
you a chance to take a look
at our immense assortment
Of Suits and Overcoats, Sin
gle Pants and Clothing for
the Boys and Children at
greatly reduced prices.
Pants at s. so. sold else
where at S.. Suits from Sc
TO S25 Overcoats and All.
wool Overcoats, silk sleeve
Innings and silk facing, for
$40; sold all over the State
for ( IL and Sl4
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

WlLKEsBARBE. Pa, Nov. a.-The
Poltsvi'le express on 1hs Pennsylvania
Railroad ran Tito an open switch ut
Nanticoke this evening. Several coal
cars standing on the siding were wrsok-
ed and tn, PASSENGER engine Was thrown
over on Its eide. Fhe passengers were
shaken up, but were lot hurt. II ID
believed that some boys broke the
switch open.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

oHpoN, Nov The Norwegian
bark Mo-, OAptNin BionneIs, from Ne y
York. October y, Ger ssett'n, oJlited
With ana SINK the steamer 6AGmund-
ham, fl CoWes. twenty-five peTfons
are al siug and ere BTpposa1 TO y e
been cro" ned. Eight survivors have
lsnled 3 Weymouth. Tfa no. WAS
abandoned. Her crew hRVs landed Al
Portland
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

s.eip at 93oy' on Saturday aherDoon
/, almost - Ne TIM w9s e q t end
= = mad JJeo9oiossoHmale rs laas E Ed5is T.
m 4go eolorcd boys lls 20 m, Tog ~ mad
=, ID ia q -fe boys VIII let IA .psu nr sty,
j--9ts ~ - - and pat It db IA III t 10y
saLr pltoe a. eV ,it.ed for, the match 10
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05
y V y al VI
Attornsy.at.lsg, Wilmington, Del


nOkh Protee'ioniRt Prlsst at Heavier
hn map. Nov, Rev Father Bauer,
Ia We asisEge Of the Catholic congre-
saAg81 ~ 70 hester, this cohuty, q a
staunch Republican and during a kepub-
llcan parade IN this town last night he
had bis residence nicely decorated 1t
vas the lrst ipt'uatlon that mos: people
had OF the fact that he is a Republican
and all were surprised He says:
: | believe in the Republican principle
Of Protection, and | believe that only
with Republican President and decl,
slVe Republican majority in Congress can
TIC butlness- interests Of this country b.
Kept on healthy, prosperous footing"
Father Bauer Is a young man, very well
liked by all who know him.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05
FERRIES DYES E sc Is s. n I.s.s!!


NTEw CASTLE UDUkTY, .. ;, TIE
IN Skte Of ! GlAwArs. To the Shsrh o.
row o. sta County Brsl ing:
whereas, IA al ERret team Ola by nor
en- u Pbiitisa 90 tho Judges OF our gu,
- psriUr Uou filed 10 tho Ofnoe OF
the Pfotnohots.v Of the said Court, in ana
Tor IL O0uVty 81 s!,W Dasils, iOT tbs cause
Of complaint ths:sia alleged, has mad5 bp,
pl alton TO on cal Judkrf that q decree
may pTOnounosf distolvihg the NJ arrissh
NElstInE between the PetidOney and horh1s-
ma ID Henry o. Gamble, no Therefore con-
mana YOU ns Tou ave Bes1 heretofore eors.
nanJss that you summon "a sarg o. Gams
ne 50 tbat - no ana BppsaF bStATs the
Judges ofsrr aid court 81 the ns1t torn
thsrSof TO be hslG IT Wilmington on MON
DAY, the TWEEN ly.t''Llh day Of noEembsr
next, b answer the alVBadops Of tho aRid
Pefitlon5f EosoFding TO the Ast Of Assem-
bls. "a sush case mqde AID pT0vld "a, ard
gi3 X r. and Hses;vo what ths s0id court
al m thsA and there consider oInosrninE
aim IN tSis A. half - to the court shall seem
mfetan5 800, 'ent with the provisions OF
mo gaid ha@sg a 7semnly
Ava bsvs - Il, thore this VIII.
Wilma, az , sne Nble Joseph r. Come.
sTH ISS1lrS - H Wg,Jd:, gton the second day
Il sIr SS;2soSST A. r. eiEe MAXWELL,
''sa'' oisht' dhO. A. g.-'hopOtAfy.
M5asd 0otobsr 1873, 1858. -,...-.,
N re ABOVE 10 a trus copy Of os orls fhs-
ot6 TnaIon dlLkS Lam. 'ssHSs,in
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

And others desiring 10 illuminate the
election returns with calcium nabtS
Al, shAdowinR the returns on dlffsfent
buito,. 'gE, eto., apply At once to b, A,
Robinson, la King street, or gas 6fios,
Thifd and sa. nlsy.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

Tuesday being somewhat Of holiday
many Of our property owners will take
Advantageof the occasion and paint their
roofs With . good coat Of Phillips q
kaneh oxide Iron Roof Paint, made ex-
cluslvely by them at No. 8 East Fourth
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05
s,n,, o. me- TeIuoer,tnrs


On Tuesday In this city and section
partly cloudy TO fair, slightly colder
weather will probably prevail, with
fresh sol'h woaterly to westerly wind;
snd on Wednesday fair, slightly warmer
weather u these nEeaa
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

Democratic friends who Intend N
vots for me will please sec ihA at. IN
stickers read thus, George W. JS ,s -,
fsw having bten sent out WIZ -
uams abbreviated. Truly yours AZ s,Vr
GEORGE w. JACKS NJ for Cofoh'i
NEW Oaatle OOnply.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

william O. MartlD, proprietor q W
stables Third and OfsnKe strqots, iU,,
cue horsp, valued at t7G0, from a W.;
colo. His son E1dy AlGo htd sSS
rlVluR horse to die from the same w
ease.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

Don't ray $3.50 for n 5000 piano. bu,
save he peddleE's enormous profits and
BUY direot rom tbs wafsrooms Of II.
y. Robelen, ITO Market street. Having
no ptddlers, you can buy the bssl
meEerS' ct the lowest possible price on
very easy monthly pEymerts.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

William Hawthorne died at his resl.
dsnoe in White CLAY Greek Hundred on
Saturday latt from paralysis. His re-
mains will be interre On Wednesday
a. White Clay Greek Church csmsteEy,
after services 10 the church.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

The boys and young men who are I'm
the habit OF annoying the lady who re
sidCs at No 3lS French street, sborld
certainly BIS most heartily ashamed OF
themselves IT lie unmanly as well al nm.
lawful to commit depredatlons upon the
property of auy Que, and especially 40
where the owner or occupant e unable ID
resent the same. The police should give
their close call an I attention 10 This
locality and II the annoyance should he
repeated. arrest the offending parties and
have them taunht lesson that will lead
to thorough reformation on their psrt
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

The Boston One Price DC It aud Shoe
House Is no'id for keeping the bIst wear
ing and most stJ sh looking mans shoe
io $3.50 in sne State. No. 304 Market
street, Hen.y Pike, proprietor
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

, Thnss gbo az suffering FEC q Gu chs,
y lug 20 ThroL &C, should try
BRU%S's BFOSCHIAL TRosaEs. Sold
oaly IN bozs..
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

VIM. t. McOlADe has op5ntd t \,
grocery And fruit store In the MIsuSt
ION Market Fourth and WasnlnAsy'
streets, on stalls nom one t. si1, AnJ
pI srL.od to supply customer nv ~
everything in the above line a. tlS ~
est market prices. Give hlm a Gall
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

Twenty -Four Thousand to one Run,
dFod

dEed.
A bet Of this nature on the general re-
solt oil the election would certain ly ere
ah much excitement and he commented
upon all over the United States, and the
Bet considered by sound-m lnded people aB
one Of big risk and display Of poor dis.
efetion, but hele is bet That can be made
y safety, aud that Is, that no oigarimanu-
iactured in the United States, other than
manufacted by the "Royal Blood" com
pany can equal the "Rlby RoJ1l Blue
BLOOD" cigar that Sam Fellheimer, tn
popular tobacconist is sellipg to his
many customers at 3vS Market treet, aud
Kindly don't forgJt 1t.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

The effect Of drasti. purRatiYes is very
tneryati1g End often followed by more or
lea prostration. What you want Is a
mild a,Ierlent and Rlterstiye, which are
happly NIB led in Lsxador
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

sq u. Ga j, OIL 5o = n19nb9r Of the Wswasal
/. q q ~. ~ Il. W o., mo beautiful ogoFoo
n sS,5 ~ i sLe shoot' n2 atcb OF t6s 81 a.
s,uhsiiY I9y tbs bb6sa Wss Won ~
mo, bssn 10 96ei 7Ome time dso, aud no
and dssi., ne vTeat II from In
- =, '.qqlaAy. when nDucsyW faiI.I
Sab ~ ~ IlF match He has sbipfd N
iSSsa sv ~, hht I'LL present /. To- NJ n Fl
rTa, 01ssssnR, tr.i says he viii oin a.
'EAlA ~ tie Lezt mstcb Will Wlh u
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

SrSi,yles V e prime eyldehee Of pa
= ssG tAe ea2y II tetiul aad inclined 10
W. w IL shIiis remove the cause NV
fora Df. Bulls Baby sylup '"''' W
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

Our child's solas Tip sfoe can't be beat
ssay|here for 81 @. Boston ne Price
booI and Shoe House. aGL MhrL et strent
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

II Prohibition t.ossts aie No i0a OS
~ the polls she's can b. obtalle1 TX
tine dhEirg tie day a. 6Oa maiA''
street, second heor
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

All Prohibitionists OF the city arc re
qucsted to meet this evening Of 7.20 at
6O4 Market street, for tbs confederation
OF very Important business "srtAining
to The elect.G 20 morrow.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

sIn9 NJ, pS rs, ~ Io-gh synp the stbeT d jstl
aost 5reaJf i5ie had cured her ahiid Of Of q
~ speeuy relief aad permap,.1, d da'ls %
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

Of dress goo5s a. the BLJ Hive, 308 Msr
KIT, Commences Monday mornin No
vsmtsr s. Don't loss your chance OF
she bargAlns. See adger'iAemsAt.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

Persons intending . ny IN supply
OF sWset potAtoeg for ths winner should
cal, or Bnslts. 10 RASt FeS. IN street.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

Gall and sse the OrEyon Utah and
iFame OummAess H;akss on ins..lmsnls
302 Market Alrsst. -
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05
SihOs e6TlsIa.

General RurnlshISg Undersaksi
aO. use EASE H8VKaRM sFEHRT
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

80, y2S sH1t g9od buttsT call ct Rlah
rt = A. !" 1or. highth ANA Il,,naI
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

Go TO No. lure for all kinds Of 9Th
ard oyssaFz e,'ury day. Eighth street
marker kORs5.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05
MARRInn

aUTHRIg-APPLEBY lin HaFfls,utx
ks., on OotVbef -, 1853, hr. Wilmer j
ueshrls end mrs. LAviniA L. Applsby,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

NoH Ill Elhss't sept !, 1879
MDDLEsRN, IS,
Personally appeared before nc, a Aota.
ry public, john Nicholson, and mnde
oath that the above statement Is true.
GEo. II. RICHARDSON, Notary Public,
o6-2tAH
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

,,S our s S2 GO ladieF shoe beats anything IN
, Ene state, also, one for tI,25. S64 ~ M. ~
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

- 70 or 80 Rsmu for 10 oents Al Oum.
H'ihes' gallery. 502 Market SSrsst A4.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

pMPLRs, black. heads, red, rough
5,,,,It \, Nsch2pEse md oily skin prevented D,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

Old ReIiapis, 9OS kfAdIsDn strest.
Blde dsb, Cape Nay SosdleB Wilt
avs, u g., tlJlndere, to /, cod ilsb
o. ssers, %, 80, Acc.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05
n. A.DAUPFIH,
LlnlaaAn "a
r rev t'Flaaas,AA
= :sh.nEssn. y. q


ltsHsS RsglstSJl LIItlB "a
Kew ORL6AMR NATIONAL HAlR
Few ORR " ~, Ls1s
pTMRMDFD That TIE presence o:
MIL. II u DEh @epefals bsluroEAYt
and Bf.iy, Hh2 1rS a charge OF tho draw.
inEB, IL q gdAFantys cf GbBolut frirnSnI
and inteSfisy, that the ohHnoeb are ~
equal and thst no one oAK possibly 6iNin'
what nqmberg viii drP W Prize.
i. 4hEEh4 RE4 tlee, that the payment Q.
RflHel % @lA TAINTED MI F1UE
AATAOHAl BANKS Of Nsw OfleA 8
snd the TaiketN are signed By the PReal
dent Of al Institution, Whosk chsftsFod
skahY are recognized N the hiBlsdt QpuElS
t e aS 10y q any 'Hl'AsioAS u LB
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

Z Osr.-LASr SATURDAY EVENING
IA IN going I ON sixth and walnut
slroetg to Eighth and Least . poeketbtok
ontAintng small sum Of money and a
snRll book. Suitable reward II returned to
No. T3l hast Seventh street. ~
NIJ ANTED-A GOOD GIRL AT ONCE
w ~ COO Market street. nb2ts
NOR Rent - A LARGE BASEMENT
~ with board door a. No 4 ERbt A.h st,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

Ha %sW n iotE Blue Point Oysters Al
henEy Blouth's Restaurant. 1efy an
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

try Samuel 3. Marshall's rev mar
atsl ssoIo, No. 100 West Seventh ste, :
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

Oupplng and leeohiug by George a.
HetsneE, los East Third stfssk.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

Call at s04 Market street and see the
pAisey looking mans shoe fer $500.
Best bargain Id the city.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

We, tie undersigned Banks and BankaF.
Nil pay al ffiHos GfAWn in The LouiElan ~
state Lotteries which may be presented .
our counters.
=: -. WALMBIEN, PrSS.LsuIaAanS
MAeionul hank
PIERRE LAMAUX. RrAR. Remga M
SuNl Bank.
q. h LDWiA, Pres. n. o. EaSSl m
OA1L ROAEs Pres. UnI0n @at10mal
Bank.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05
MAKES AN EXCITEMENT
IN LOWELL.

This girl is thirteen ylaFs Of age, and 1
one OF number of old, helpless cAseb OF
progressive paralysis, cured BY the Mo1Ie
Nerve Food. She now resides at No, I
I Street in the City of Lowell, State Of
Massachusetts, ShewaR so helpless her
mother was obliged 10 attend her as in in.
fancy. Her physicians said her disability
was progressive paralysis, and absolutely
incurable A nurse at the Massachusetts
General Hospital advised the use of MoxIe
1t WAS given. No medicine or otker
means were used meantime. Two cases
of Moxie made her ss well as ever before
and from being speeches. and helpless,
she Is now a healthy, romplng school girl
with glib tongue, and no one would
ever Imagine she was once a helpless,
hopeless wreek.
We certify that the aboYeis absolutely
true In every respect.
JoHN Nicholson, Cher father
SARAH Nicholson, Cher mother.)
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

20 lug your coal, "@' = We p4aSS
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1888-09-05
Chinese & Japanese Goods

Have constantly on hand Silk, Satin,
Grape, Grass Cloth, Embroidered and
Hemstitched Silk and Grass Cloth
Handkerchiefs, Silk and Grape Shawls
and Scarfs
A great variety of Chinese and Japa-
nese Tea Sets, Vases, Bronze and Lac
quered Wares.
Ivory, Sandalwood and Tortoise Shell
Card Cases, Paper Cutters, Fans and
Jewelry Cases.
Gold and Silver Jewelry, setting with
Tiger Claws, Cats Eyes and Amber,
such as Scarf Pins, Earrings, Bracelets,
Necklaces, Etc.
An assortment of Chinese and Japa-
nese Nick-Nacks and Curiosities too nu-
merous to specify.
Chinese Mating a speciality.
Ebony and Marble Furniture in sets
Tables, Chairs and Settees.
A full assortment of Flower Pots, Arti-
fetal Flower Baskets, Lacquered and
Bamboo Goods, Etc.
New Goods received by every steamer.
The public are respectfully invited to
inspect our goods. linn