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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-31

TEE Republicans Of New York h ava
done = vast deal 81 the sArA'oEA On
venlion toward uNknE the election Of
HaRrlRon and MJr,on . settled fact.
NJ parry ever presented stronger oAn-
dtdAtea for the BlAls on OsB aud no
party ever came before the people With
bettsr or fAlrer platform. When
Governor HUI vetoed the High Lloenss
Act paused by . RspuSisAn Legislature
last winter, he bohSIed that he had ~
cured forty thousand votes for the
Democrats party In New York otty,
bat We are greatly mistaken II thai
veto, with the platform adopted Of
Saratoga. does not make eighty Ihou.
sRud volss for the Republican party In
that State. The Issues nov In New
York are Ptot0otlon W. Fsee Trade
and the Church W. the Saloon. Ga
these questions right ihinklug men
will NOS have 70 consider long which
way 70 cast their vO1ss, Without respect
10 party.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-31

THm DSmOHAho House IL mSklng
Anothss move 70 secure . solid B1uIh
tor Cleveland and Thurman. They
have, with the characteristic BsEvill'y
Of tbs DsmooratlS party, done every thing
possible 70 Gffsol thls result. and now
they ere going sIlll further BY making
On sff1FI 10 suspend the rules next
Monday % that = jJinl resolution can
be Aolsd upon AulhoF Hlng the President
10 suspend the duty 90 iute bA1ging for
. period Of sig months. The only reA-
son this 10 dons 10 because jute Begging
IL used 10 cover cotton bales, and the
cold South 10 opposed 70 paying duty
ON IL This, no viewer, IL reason enough
TOT the Demo ratio House, and u lhe
bill should ty any chan % pass, there Is
no doubt bat President Cleveland
would Be iound waiting villa psn In
hand TO sign H. We suppose, however,
that II would bs different Il juIs bag
slDg was needed for NJrIhsEn wool
sacks
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-31

DURING PoLK's administration in
1946 . DsmoorAIlo Congress EeVlssd the
tariff, and the conSeQ aence vas . heavy
cat In cages, and Mr.. h q. Carey, .
Historian, thus desoti pes the situation
In this oouuuy, alter the Democrats
had oomPlsIed their work:
''For the products Of Northern sRri.
eultGre there was literally no demand
among the manufacturing nations Of
Europe, the average Of three years
export VI food In that direction having
hsan but SIC 600 coo Corn in the West
GaS Ia N belI used for fuel, and thus
WA The producer compelled 70 lose not
only the interest on his capital, bat also
the VERY oSpital itself that had been in
vested. Labor po ser was in exoes', ,
ARd men wire everJ where wandering
IN search Of such employ ment - Wcu
enable them 10 purchase Il Cd. Mills
and furnaces stood idle, and 20 trivial
wa the domestic intercourse that the
average prics OF railroad Investments
WA ,sss than 70 per cent
There we're thousands OF unemployed
Wu1klngmsn In all paris Of the country,
and lAUorsrs Rere compelled 70 Wosk
1ar 90 osns e day OF remain Idle.
Whsu The Wings ooIAtned control OF
the G Jvsrn nsnI the IAFif Vas restored,
and EeSIn the country vas prosperous,
bal IL 1857, when the Democrats, en-
Outraged by being again entrusted
with Ghe GjveTnmenL virtually In.
Sliced res trade on the country,
history repeated iIssIf, and Ju6ge
Kelley Ia re, eat speech described the
eject % ioiloWB:
SIN Phil AdelphiA, when they wanted
20 build street railroad, they Adver
dsed or $50 hands ct 30 cents . day,
and mule than 50t 0 offered, a majority
Of whom we're skilled ArtiFAns who
could hud no other employment. In
che he gooorl COO Of one Of the estab-
ishme. Is, the statistics Of which go
into thls rppcr', q ROLLING mill, the
aumbe o. unemployed men was 60
great ia ihr c,upty Authorit es, TO
gave It's skilled workmen from open
pAuptitsm, determined TO huild q turn
pike, and experienced hands from roll
Ing mills Wers employed 1T breaking
Stone aud admAking ct 30 cents day
rather than become paupsrs.
This slAs Of affairs continued until
abe Republicans succeeded 70 po yer in
aS6l, hen one OF lhe ars1 Gola was 10
establish tbe NJ lrrsll Tariff, under
Sghicb, With Rome slight notifications,
we have since lived, and she prosperity
of Shis caunlry has sx,eeded thai OF
any nation on the face OF the earth
Notwithstanding these facts Mr..
Cleveland and his party nov propose 30
again give rs free trade and plunge the
country INTO the same oondition IL was
UndaE Democratic misrule In 1886 and
1851. To effs,s this purpose they are
Asking Assss'an % from the very men
whom shty propose ls ruin, and IL will
b Tor there men 20 say by their votes
Ehsther or NOT they shall be uooessful.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-31

Closed at / P. M. to NOR
row. Last half holiday Of
the season.

The more Brass Bedstesds
are known the better they're
liked. So light and graceful
In form, yet so strong and
firm; so easy to keep clean,
and the polished brass har-
monies so artlstically With
the fittings of a handsomely
furnished room. Years OF
use will not wear them out.
Side bars of strong wrought
iron, iron braces; everything
for stability--and airy grace.
Our assortment is large
and choice and comprises
the best English and Ameri
can work. One OF the rooms
in the Furniture Section is
set apart for the exhibition
Of samples. Price range, $40
to SAYS. Nothing scrimped
or mean in quality or work.
manshlp of even the cheap.
est
White and Brass Cribs,
$I2.5o to $25. All Brass,
$3s.
Thiid floor, four elevators.
Trimmed Hats and Bon
nets. Mid season styles and
prices. An assortment as if
the season were in its first
flush.
Thirteenth and Chestnut streets corner.
A Ladies' Handkerchief
straw. Plain white; all
linen, of course; I-inch hem.
stitch, 75c to 81 80 a doz.
BY rights should be 81 to
So 40.
Southwest ofcentre.
More price chipping among
Toilet helps. The upturn 10
that corner brings some side
tracked things 10 light Gen
orally half price or less.
Hand Mir ors. imitation b ass
frame, IS.
Hand Mirrors, easel back, imita-
ton alligator covering &c.
Same plush edges, Sc
Toilet Mirrors on stand reduced to
25c.
Waterproof Sponge Bags, l5c.
Solid back Hair Brushes (all white
brlstles) 25c;usually IS or 40c.
Small lot Of Honey aud Glycerine
Toilet soap, counter worn, s.
cake; from li:.
Near centre Of the tore.
JcHN WANAMAKER,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-31

TIE ACTION OF Cluncll last evening
In giving 'he sAlary OF She city Judge 10
Depu J j Idge Turner WAS right and
propss Mr.. Oummns has, by hi,
sOtioDs. forfeited all claim 30 the
salary ard also tie f1io4, bul II be
should ,hiLk different he oAn appeal Ia
she Law whenever he msy ohoose to Tt
turn. But he will not return, and hit
Aotton n net sending his rssigualioa tC
the Governor betora leaving for pArH
unAno~u IS on pAs with many olhel
thine' ts aEs done. Jldse oummlnl
sekd 10 o1EaId usnner In h4eInJ
from bis sotusers, aud T., IS b.
olaimfd, he has only bsen 1for,unAa
In his oQNEess HAnsAolloRs, he shoult
have rem a!ned and faced the music
ASH Il. th.rs are scme who we're dis
posed 10 be hts friends, Who have nov
come 70 the conclusion thai the Soru
has not been told.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-31
ON "WEDNESDAY
THE 18TH DAY or o.,
at 10 O'Clock a M

"e1CflOed real -
A that tract ofland sna e4l e'
~ ueOrges hundred M Hhu mArsh
nmunafed, New Casti" dphrll ID.
~ h,e y, bounded and dS nsy Il
Beginning atastate
lne public road lrading uhe We'u
corner fOt land OF WWiI DelaV
suss ,nehce by the said road WARY '1,.,,
ssn,r mains " links to a Sa Sgull
s.,a anu James T. Csr,Vn,.u,el
i,, ~ lahu north ~ degree entI
llnls 10 a ditch thence by rtst 4
ueKIees west S chains Al Il odlu llel
resl z chAlnI O. linIs sor,h NUS !, noiia
vnnhs 70 links north n Dr. sen
~ INKS north 10 degrees 49, i,ts ~
norm IN degrees vpst a ~ clAi
ia degrees west chains 3, NV =
utRrees east : chAIhs ID llnkt
d ~ o,u cIeeh' thence BY ala s, ~ !
askrees west chains n lin. Wy y.
rees west chains u ilbts 10
tneae premises and lana ~ v
anu James T. CArpe1t er and lue
bennetii thence win ,sit ans
north = IA degrees east AK hrl !
centre ola canal A corb,r ", y, a
James MeM,llln, thence MA w !,
SAID last mentioned lana WITH, ~
esst - chair NJ links norm !, v a.,
y ,hAlns 70 the centre Of ths oi "
ntoukn iOt a cotne- Of marsh ~ l..
anu william Reybold, thtnss Il 4, y
couries Of the SAID creek md ~
shlu hsybOld's land To a nolnt i tS :,
the creek where line rtinnin.,a
land interests said creek ihsss.lln
degrees, east n chains 10 H. ~.
ming, containing 10 acres my 4
more or lie With the buildl,.
erected. 'uuu'li
seized and taken IN execution a
erty OF John Lougland AMI Nv n
mortgAROrs, and Z mas T. ,u all.
TO be sold by N'utAa
sherln's once, Wilmington, Az I
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-31

An ex-MScoD, Ga, resident died 10
the North, and his body was sent home
ready for burial, an oak case lined with
zinc enclosing the oCfin. When the
funeral reached the cemetery the grave
was found too small to admit the Dab
case, and the remains, therefore, were
Inferred without 1t. An old AcquaILt
Ance and associate OF tae deceased rel
beir to the case, and the Macon Tins
now learns that no removed It 10 his
home and uses 1t rs q bAthtub.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-31

THERE SHOULD NOT BE- 3 single street.
orOsslng any OF sue rsllroAds within the
city iimiw unprovijsi with safety
gsteF, although the bstieF tlAu would
be 10 sbolish grade crossings altogether.
That. however, is not practical At ths
pTetent RDe, although We believe the
day Will come when Il will be adopted
In ell lse large cities. Tao dollars and
oents OF corporations ars not 10 bs tax en-
Into consideration VIXEN ocmpKred With
hnnau lie or limb. Therefore We are
pssaafd Ei'a the so,Ion taken by oouu-
~ iAs' evening IN cr,srIng gates 10 bs
plas Al 'egsrsl poirts on Ire b g. D
Eaero'a, and ~ very dangerous cross
ing q he p W & B. railroad.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-31
UPAEeEBEHIEB lIIRLGTISHI
eIEh 4 nlLllnn DlSTRlBUTH
IS l.!
Louisiana EtateLottery Company

Incorporated By the LeRi stature in Ises,
Tor Educational and UhRritAble purposes,
and its franchise made part Of the pfeBenI
state Constitution, In ISIS, BY an over
whining popular vote.
Its GRAND EXTRAORDINARY
DHAWaMGn taxi . plmc Bem1-Ammu.
ally lJume ana DeceHnboRl, Am0 t1n
anAM - SINGLE h ON Bkk DRAW
N ea@ take phase ON each Of the
ether sen nAOathn I'm the year, and
are talA drawn in public, NJ lne
Academy Of MunAo, New Orleans, La,
I'VE DO hereby certify that We supaRvisl
TIE Arrangements for all the Monthly and
5emi'AhnuAl DraWingg Of The LoplHiAnl
StAts Lottery o., and in person mAnagt
and control the drawings themselves, and
that the same are conducted with honesty
lAlrnoas ana IN 9o0d fAith toward all partlSA
oertthoAt0, with Aosimiles o. our HiKnAtuHe,
attached N Is adVartisomsAtA"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-31
I1BHpEh

john WANAMAKER.

bWlFT'S SPECIFIC
Is entirely n vegetable preparation con.
tanning no Mercury, Potash, Arsenic, or Other
poisonous substances.
swIFTs SPECIFIC
Has cured hundreds Of cGscs Of Eplthcllo.
ina or Cancer Of tho skin, thousands q cascI
a Eczema. Blood Humors and Skin Disease,
Rad hundreds II thousands OF cases Of Scrof.
u!a, Blood Poison and Blood Talnt
swIFTs SPECIFIC
Has relieved thousands ~ cases OF hcrru.
rial Poisoning, Rncumut ism and Stiffness OF
The joints,
CHAATTASoodA, TESS., June 81, isSs-Swlit'1
Specific Co, Atlanta. ia, Gentlemen : In tbs
carly part OF the present year, n lad case or
taking S. S. S. under advice Of another, AMI
TO-DAY J. feel greatly improved. / am still
taking ne medicine and shall continue 10 do
50 intil am perfectly well. believe II Will
enett perfect cure. Yours truly,
Doc. T.. HOWARD,
Ill West Sixth St
=, CoLumIA, s. C., July T. 1883 Tho swift
SPECIFIC Co.. Atlanta, Gn.-Goutlemen: was
n great sufferer from muscular rheumatism
Tor two years. could get no permanent 70.
nSt from any medicine prescribed by my
Your > 8 y, md now ! am a. well its ever
was IN my life. | am sure Your medicine
cured mo. aud would recommend IL 10 any
truly D. i. HraSirs' Jus
Conductor G. q q. Il. r.
Waco, TrNAs. May O. Gentlemen Tho
WIG 81 on" OF my customers was terribly
AHllct'l with luuthSpme skin disease that
covered her whole body. She was confined
" her bed Tor several years by this nfiictiou
AMI could not help herself ht all. She could
not sleep from violent itchlag and stinginP
q the skin. The disease bufliet the SIX hi ~
ihe physicians who treated IL. Her husband
and she commenced 10 improve almost i'm.
medlhtaly. and In n few weeks She WINS an
lhrshtlS well She Is now a hearty nue-
looking lady with no trace n the ntiiIction
Lott. Yours very truly. j. i. SFARs'
wholesale Druggist, Austin Avenue
Tr'etlsH on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, Drawer a.
Atlanta, Ca New York, 10 Broadway.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-31
For Yetsrans q the war.

Every ex-soIdier or soldiers widow
Building. Seventh and Market streets.
Pensions, bounties, back pay and other
claims collected. Lost discharges re-
PLACED.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-31
EdWardMolChiOI
2I4 King Street.
have received large line Of fishinh
tackle which 1 am selling at
the lowest prices.

9 lointed ash rods, IB Cts.
Jointed ash rods, 40 Cts,
hted bamboo rOdns plain, 10
u Tented bamboo rOas, plain, 8
IoInIed bamboo rods, plain, 20
3 JOintod bamboo rods. Faap- Hand
and guides, 81.
and guides, Sl.26.
Also finer rods, split bamboo rod.
reels from 25c to $500. Come tc
the oldest established house In Delaware
"a KING STREET. Send for price ma
OF base ball and sporting goods.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-31

We, the undersigned Ranks and Banker
Rlll pay all Prisss drawn in The LouialAna
STATE Lotteries which may be presented 81
our oountAf1.
b. y. WALMsLEY, Pres. LouAslnna
National Bank.
PIERRE LkNAUx, Pres, state IA
et0nAl BAnR.
q. BALDWIH, Pres. n. o. NAa,I Nh
OABL KOBE Pres. Unfon National
Bank.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-31

ON THURSDAY,
THE iath DAY OF SEPTEMBER
Al % ,o'elIckAma

The following described real estate
a lot OF land tilua cd In MN NJ
dred, New Castle County. lJti,u1
ming Al a stone, q co uef Of nv
Captain William Montgomery. M
same south 7SlS degrees, west MI
atone, a cor'er { TIT lands ns9
ward, thence by the same sruth n.
east 10 $40 perches TO s'onr Ia Il. ,
Ing from the NewpOrtrlaI tbr1g,6
thence along the said ruAd north n
east 80 bio degrees - the plA Of !,
containing one acre and q o. shs
less, with frame dwelling h0as y
there on,
reiEed and taken into eIeeauj,
properly Of George + llc1ru,
AllcOrn, deceased. and to he Nd
~. 49,. GlLtS lAMBsJN, /
sherif's Once, Wilmington, id
A. D., 1858. h
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-31

s,isa Prizes, amounting to........Sl, O6l, 800
HoTH.-Tiokets drawing Capital Prizes are
not entitled 10 terminal PriEoa
For Club Rates, or any further Informs
tion desired, write legibly 10 the undersign.
cd, clearly stating your residence, with
rapid return mail delivery will be assured
BY your enclosing an Envelope bearing your
full address
send POBTAL NOTES. Express Money
Orders, or New ork Exchange in ordinary
letter, Currency By Express lat our oKpenaol
addressed 70
n. A .OAUPHIW,
new Orleans Ia.
Warrington n. .
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-31
HAWKINS 8 Co.,
Real Estate Dspsrim''

some SPECIAL BlRS s, ns
DWELLINGS,, sHtected lend
hong IIat 10 be sold On tA''F
easy terms:
al5 spruce siTeH ,.sst.
96S VSeSt Ten'h stree"
7O6 ! aaI Tenth slr I,.s1I,
6SS y est sighth s'fe'"
M Nor OW slrcr,
s25 walnut sire "
ans PORIar stIeti
IO2I HirkWOOd sII','
3IS Harrison sire
129 monroe siTrsI ,,,,st.
6I5 Wes heVe"ln ~
POS vast Tenth sl''
lilo west street
iuG LtBcOITA ree reject
SOS west Tenln s,rseI
iii WCst tenth slI'''
6i5 WIRdsgr siIes,i
ia Mechanic slIv'"
aa1 DuPnnI street.
Isl Bradford siree'
HAWKINS 3 Co.,
7ta market s.
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fdl,HLLPT
IalLfulAurSaI
non APP
bMSHgs Stfes''
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IED-A 70
krlhLpflvsts
kstdl1Et Ter
F,nu tns'.
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CHRRIFF,s eALR-RY M

1HN'F . "a LE-bY MIR
~ writ Of Yendlilobl TtaS,
directed, will be exposed "a psSi.
the hotel OF Jacob Hyatt IN NJ
Oreek Hundred, New Caste GSas
ware, wa
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fTTp-IOnyS
Li'pnEs ID
SEgOsi, pe-i e'
m sns year.
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.SHEa;RIIFF's sALE-Rvv, w.
~ writ Of Ais. Iey,r, Pbf VIZ
VIII be exnOsed Ia I'M ~, tAciAs, 10
CoantyI,n lI I'D LIOa 6a d lslS5nt'
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REMEMBER a H.. ne Rr sas1s.,t 2
and Early, who are in charge OF the draw.
tngs, 10 a guarantee Of absolute fairness
and integrity, that the chances arc all
equal and that no one can possibly divine
what numbers will draw q Prise.
REMEM ALSO, that tho payment Of
PriSes Is GUARANTEED BY FOUR
NATIONAL BANKS Of New Orleans,
and the Tickets are signed by the PraSl'
dent Of an Inatitution, whose chartered
rights are recoRn lied In the highest Courts;
therefore, beware Of any limitations or an
noYmoua schemes
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E.,IIOB!E!A.I'
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EIS,,osiTtsn l ~,
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stss,
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address Registered lsttSs Is
MKW ORLkAM@ NATIONAL RAMW
New Orleans, La.
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VII VI VHEH I Eh'
Commanding Sunday, July LIST, will leave
Fourth street wharf daily, 81 100 and l0.lG
.. mt l, AIS and 9. y D. m.
Boats leave Chestnut street WhSYf, Phua.
dolphin, 81 % and lo.oo .. n, and 30, I, %
and e.as p. N
For Marcus Hook. leave Wilmington at
100 =. N. and AIS p. n.
All boAts stop At Chester.
Freight received IoT Marous Heck on
Tuesday.
T0lephons No. sT.
On Sundays, 100 .. N. boat connects with
Atlantic Oily train, Tickets for lad Trip,
0i.tQ. Fer sale on boat. mF-o
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Heavens, What a Fate.
Washington Letter

washington Letter.
The wife of a congressman does not
have the happiest of lives. Fancy the
preparation of her husbands speech.
She does not write it. No, indeed.
That would be far easier than her task.
She-well, listen to her trials, and hear
what she does. The history of the
speech begins at home. Perhaps it is a
humorous speech. Heavens, how much
domestic suffering has been caused by
each well 'worked-up," joke! The Sc
cret history of the manuscript is sad.
1t is wisely concealed from the public.
The wife alone knows it. The pinched
and pale expression of sad resignation
on her face alone tells the story. No
one else knows how those jokes, or
those bursts of elOquence, wear upon
the ties of domestic happiness.
1t is terrible test of the devotion of
wife to sit and listen to her husband,
while, with wild gesticulation and va
ried tones, he reads over and over
again some Understanding sentence,
committing it to memory and practicing
its effects. What deep and settled sOr-
row sinks into woman's heart when
she must listen to a joke her husband is
memorizing? But this is not half of it.
Ordinarily the preparation of a speech
weeks'-work. During this time the
wife is a thing to be practiced upon.
Night and day, at all times, some frag-
ment of that speech, either in sound or
in manuscript, is somewhere about the
house. When the husband is at home
he is either reading it, talking about it
or repeating fragments to himself aloud.
When he's away the children take it up,
and at every turn the wife runs upon a
bit of manuscript.