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The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-01-28

1t is recalled by Forest andStrcam that
the first effective law for the protection
of insectiverous birds was prepared by
Henry William Herbert The original
draft is still in existence. Exchange.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-01-28

1t is better for the general health of a
community to have one good-natured
man in a neighborhood than four doc
tors,-CMcago Ledger
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-01-28

ADVICE TO MOTHERS Arc you disturbed nj
nlght ana broken OF your rest Ivy Sick child
suiierlng md crying with pain of cutting
teeth Ifso send nj once ana get n hniiie II
Mrs Winslow soothing Syrup" for children
ltethlng; us value is incalculablc. II will
IelleNe me poor lille sufferer Immediately
about IT,, IL cures Dinrrhpa. regulates the
stomach and Bowels, cures wind Collie, soft.
gives toncuud energy iothe Whole system.
"Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup for children
teethlng is pleasant to the taste and is the
pieScrl plloh ~ one ithc oldest and best fe-
male physicians ana nurses in lie Initial
states, hhd Is for sale by an druggists through
OUT the world. Price twenty-five cents a hof
Son'hins syrup ana take no other Kind.
Mar u Tyr
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-01-28

Wilmington sOi IN and LII and CAB pm wceL
DAYS.
Peninsula express leaves Newark "a IN, 1T
rlves at Baltimore lilo a m.
Baltimore passenger leave Phila. daily TO- 10
m: Chester 1i.lT y m; Wilmington lbs m. ar
irving Newark 1900 night, Baltimore l.81 Il m.
Philadelphia and Baltimore express, 2O2 D. IN.
Wilmington, 24i p. m; Newark, 3.C3 p. M and
Baltimore, $40 p. H., on week days
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-01-28

"T.a e3o.ar'5 fc,dF caAs . core
spoudeu ~ go. To lie resdiag a'Os.ler
Zoe. r. Chicago Ran'lr.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1888-01-28

ffcnch trvek litnnCh Trains.
Leave Springfield II 10 M ana & On N IN ~,
week days. aud II a m O.. Eindnvs ~ VA
Arrive ST. Peters Il nam and Gsonn an,
week DAYS, aud o % anon sundays " WI
On saturday only Will leave Dupont stottop A.,
Wand ta m, Newbrdge at y, and * =, a., ~
luT nv w lllllhgiqn ana All Intermediate points ''
On sunday leave Reading at 300 d. In. Tor WI.
mingtOn. - IT, i"i wiz
FOR connections at Wilmington. II. 4 q Junc-
'i W ohnuds tofd Junction, Lenape, COatesville
Wayhesburg JuntOn, Birdsboro. and lendin,'
see timetables all stations '"s'
A. q. McCAusLARD, Supt "''' sen''
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-02
Animals Their Own Dnntnrs.

Animals get rid of their parasites by using
dust, mud, clay, etc. Those suffering from fe,
Yer restrict their diet. keep quiet. seek dark
airy places. drink water. and sometimes plunge
into it. When dog has lost his appetite it eats
that species of grass known lis dogs grass
which acts is an emetic and Il purgatiye. Cat
also eat grass. sheep and COWS. when i'll, seek
out certain herbs. An animal suffering from
chronic rheumatism always keeps. far ;t>
possible. in the sun. The warrior ants have
regularly organized ambulancc>. Latrelie cut
the antennT of the ant. and other ants came and
covered the wounded part with a transparent
fluid >ccreted in their mouths. If Il chmpauLec
is wounded il stops the bleeding by placing il,
hand OH the wound or dressing it with leaves OF
grass. W hen an animal has Il wounded ic@ or
arm hanging ON il completes the amputaion by
means of Its teeth.
a dog on being >tung on the muzzle by Il vi
per was observed TO plunge its head repeatedly
for several days into running water. This ami
mai eventually recovered. A terrier hurt lis
right eye 1t remained under Il counter. avoid
ng light and heat, although it habtually kept
close to the fire. 1t adopted general treat
ment, rest and abstinence from food The To-
cal treatment consisted in licking the upper
surface OF the paw. which il applied 10 th@
wounded eye. again licking the paw when it
became dry. Animals suffering from traumatic
fever treat themselves by the continued appli-
cation of cold water. which Nj, Deiauna} con-
sidcrs 10 be more certain than amy of the other
methods. In view of these interesting facts we
are, he thinks. forced TO admit that hygiene and
therapeupcutics rs proposed by animal, may.
in the interest of psychology. l,e studied With
advantage.
Many ply y>icians have been keen Observers of
animals, their diseases, and the methods adopt
ed by them. in their instinct. 10 cure them
selves, and have ayailed OF the knowledge 80
brought under their observation in their prac-
tce. New Orleans Picayune.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-02

In these days OF close competition a differ
tnre OF > or II per cent. in the COS of hi, crew
might make it Impossible for an American
steamship owner to continue his vessel in the
business. \ disparity against him such as that
exhibited above Of course makes any ATTEMPT
at corporation hopeless. and the fruit trade
from the West Indies to New York and Boston
Is in consequence almost wholly in the hands of
the cheaper labor o. Scandinavia. We doubt if
even halt dozen American steamers remain
thus employed.
If American siipownc = and stamen cannot
hold tAe!r own unprotected against the fierce
competition of the cheaD fleets and Srantv
PAID crews Of Europe, il is idle to expect that
American shpbuiltlers could maintain them-
selves if brought by the adoption of the free
ship idea into direct rivalry with the poorly re-
inuneratcd mechanics of treat Britain and the
Continent. Free ships" would mean the an
limitation OF what remains of our ShpbuiltIiny
industry. and the American shipowners and
Scanien would still have to face the COMPETE
ton Of the abundant capital of great foreign
frl1s assisted by rates of wages not much more
than hait OF what our seafaring citizens enov
The free ship idea, which Congressman Nelson
seems to favor and the Herald earnestly sup
ports. even conccding all which is claimed for
it by its advocates, ould still be a ptiably IN
adequate remedy for the prostration from
winch our ocean carrying industry is suffering.
protection for our shipoWnerS. builders and
seanen sufficient to cover the higher wages
which American employers pay and their en-
ploycs receive to maintain themselves in decent
comfort Is the true remedy for the appalling
condition of our ocean commerce. and the only
method yet suggested to afford that protection
is the Tonnage bill! now before Congress with
the solid Endorsement of the shipping interests
OF the whole | nIted States behind it. [BuSton
Journal.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-02
Unrest.

Here in the years wherein stand
! gaze across the fallow land:
Across the conquest and its cost
Beyond the sought for and the lost:
And look into thine eyes of Joy
1hou brown faced, tunirked country hos
just thou and thine, with naugit between.
Make up that sweetest olden scene.
q tender scene and sight and sound -
The farmhouse with its lilacs round:
The poppy bed the locust trees;
The stiiicidic hum of bees;
The well, with sturdy oaken sweep;
The morning glorcs, half asleep,
The swallows, gossiping: the Groom
ti doves about the barn the noon
When Kline, breast deep, stand in the stream
And thy world pauscs in Il dream.
BEYOND. the uplands. then, the mills.
W here, lhterlacing creep the rils:
Here, forests, scntinels of peace;
There, fields with opulent increase;
Below, The valley, stretching far
And dii, to the horizons bar.
My brown faced lad. | look again
From ont the airS and lives of men
see the longing in thy face
To grow beyond the commonplace.
know the huri- that tween IL lie
And pity thee, For thou vert.
Edgar l.. Nakcman, in The Current.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-02
The Ocean Carrying Trade.

The Boston Herald points to CONGRESSMAN
hhtlte Nelson's recent speech in orpo>tiou to
the senate proposal TO give American steam
Ships adequate remuneration for rarrying the
foreign mails a> iu,licatiny that he ',i>aerec>
with some of the traditional views Of the party
- Wh}rh he belongs. There is no doubt that
MY. Nelson. excellent man though he is and
able ami conscientious Representative. does diff
fer from hl> party in his attitude toward the
American merchant marine, but it is altogether
probable that if lie had gained his knowledge of
ocean commerce in Maine or Massachusetts in
stead Of in Scandinavia he would be in full ac-
cord with his fellow Republicans A free shin
policy, Wit!i no Government bountie> has not
II l. true, prevented the wide extension Of Nor
way ocean carrying trade. but no person ar-
IualEtcd with American maritime affairs would
argue that the same conditions obtain in the
hltcl states which have made Norway'> poI-
icy successful. The secret of the maritime
strength of the scandinavian countries lies
very near the surface. 1t is the astounding
rhearnes~ with which their ships can be run
born New EngianderS in seamanlil;c skill and
daring. while they are almost AS renowned aS
the Greeks and Italians for pnching and to
Americans. impossible economics. \ true
1nkcc sailor would be driven to mutiuv or
starvation by the food which is Frequently pro-
vide III scandinavian forecaStle>. and Morse
seai,ith : wages are ts Scanty aS their diet A
while AGO We called attention to a comparative
statement OF the cost of the crews of American
and Norwegian steamships in the West India
fruit trade. and it will bear repeating 1t was
contained III an official report TO the Govern
meni hl Our Consul at Baracoa, and is as fol-
lows.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-02
Trot ont i0ar smarter Man OF VI Years

We 0haIler@r the state to trot out a smarter man
of hl~ age than Nh Edward IIaucy, OF North Pc
hobsc"t nc lacks a few days of being -, and no
one W"uld Judge FROM hs appearance that lie had
passed The GU line. Though not obliged to labor,
he works regularly III the field with his son, au,l
can work ,tca,lily at the hare~t farm work with
lHe apparent ease ct Il man III the prime of HE.
For Instance he ha> -h"v"icd manure in the barn
cellar all Gay without murI apparent fatigue, can
swing a ~rythe halliday, in Il way that would
make some of our modern dudcS wilt in their
boots. can climb Il ladder with The agility of Il boy
ana IN all his movements Is very sprv. Consider.
ing lilat lie has been suffering from chronic kidney
trouble Ton wears h." must have inherited Il remark
;tpIe constitution. Correspondent EllsW urth
AIMnrirlll
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-02

The remains of General Logan will be moved
in about three months to the pretty mortuary
chapel which Mrs. Logan and her son-in-law.
Major Tucker, are having built at the Soldiers
Home Cemetery, Washington, ID. c. The
Generals body is now in Mrs. Hutchinson's
vault, in Rock Creek Cemetery, and is con-
stantly guarded by detail Of soldiers from the
regular army.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-02
NUMBER 81.
Letter from an Iowa Summer Visitor.

Correspondence of the Journal
/ 1t is the impulse of the average human being
when he visits his friends to tell them all he
can about the place where he lives. and it i.
the generally accepted verdict that Il woman
| must talk at any rate, with these two ideas
| before me and the inclination to talk strength
enel by reading letters in the journal from
Minnesota and Michgan it seemed too bad not
| to have Iowa heard from. We are proud of
onr state and lHud her on all occasions. Then,
| too there j. 4 bond of sympathy existing be-
tween Maine and Iowa due to the mutual adj
| lnrati0n of TIE Plumcl Knight. Although he
was not chosen to become an inmate of the
W bite House We look to him to help lead the
forces that shall place Harrison there next
March. Bat is we belong to one of the classes
which are excluded by the Constitution Of the
nlted states from voting, there is no need for
| Us to forecast the political sky We can only
SHOW our loyalty by our presence at flag rais-
| ing> ana other harmless pa>tmc>. That was,
however, high spirit of patriotism which
prompted band of ladies to 20 into the woods
and drag therefrom ii flagstaff and cause it to
be rccted in certain town. and from which
now iloat> ilar with tie namcs ON it of the
Republican presidential candhIatc>-t more
z''i"''iP enthusiasm ih%h WIS eNhI'it"d at
No. No. '''>''7 u recent "'ta III our hlld>t.
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-02
The Veterans Turn Next.

Mr.. Cleveland is having lots of fun these tlavs
yetoing pensions The veterans turn for fun viii
come in N"vcnhcr when they drop their ballots
Trenton Times.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-02
How to Cook Lobsters.

The writer's mother.a New England woman
steWed Holsters rs follows: Select :. ,!aik
greeni>h-blue lobster. heavy in proportion to
its length boil it in Sated water ten minutes tC
the pound: drain. When cold. break the lob
ster in two. separating the abdomen from th,
body, break OF and crack the f0rcep> or large
claws: remove the ten LEGS and save them foi
garnshing the dish. cut eff the fan or tail and
pull ont the meat split this in two carefully
remove the thread-lke intestine: and eat Tie
meat into medium->ized pieces. Carefully take
out the coral. if amy, and the green fat. or tom
ally, and save them. Cut of the feathery-like
giii> and throw them away. together with the
stomach pouch. Pick out the mea; from the
joints. serape the fat adhcring to the back
skin Or thoraN. if any. and save it, Put in a
fryingpan Il heaping tablespoonful OF butter.
When il melt>. add dash of cayenne and 4
salt>poouful of salt Add the lobster meat ::
toss il in the butter until warmed through.
Have ready two slices of bot toast, spread over
them the green fat. place them on hot platter.
add the hot lobster. StreW over the dish the
coral. garni>h With the claws. and serve. This
dish is good at breakfast. lunch. dinner or sup
per.
y lobster curry is Il charming dish: add a lii
lie curry powder To the butter and toss the
meat in it few moments. Lobster paprika is
a delightful dish. 1t is made the s;lllt' rs curry.
y little onion May he Drowned with the butter.
if desired. and thirkrntd >aiirc served with it.
IN. y. Evening sun.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-02

There will he behind the Harrison throne, if such
throne is to be set up, Il grand and glorious, As
well rs sensible, womac-an American woman in
all that the term implies. 1t will he a safe honor
able and far seeing power. The throne will be all
right 50 long as that lady is hehindit lntiianaro
lis sentinel (Deml.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-02

The Return Of the Prodiga. = Eastern Capt.
alist-My son, didn't | give you $1,000 two
months ago to go out to Ohio and start a
Democratic campaign paper?
Son (meekly) You did, sir.
Eastern Capitalst-Did you start it!
Son (more meekly) No, sir. 1t started me-
to the Eastward.-['Time.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-02

Wife-John, dear, what would you do if
Were to die?
llusband-Don't speak of such n thing.
would be desperate.
Wifc-Do you think you would marry again!
lIusband-Well, n-no; don't think would
be as desperate as all that.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-02
More Sun Light,

The Mills bill ought to be beaten Lecou<e it docs
net secure tn" necessary reduction ot IL, SHirl,S.
1t is il condition which conrrunts us, not Il theory
y. Y. sun QDcm).
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-02
The Manager of the Democratic Campaign.

The real manager of the Democratic campaign is
not Scott nor German, nor Brcc, nor Jones. 1t is
Gen. Apathy, and he still sits on the box and holds
the reins. Boston Herald.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-02
English as She Is Spoke.

Talbot is pronounced Tolbut.
Thames is pronounced Tens.
HulWcr is pronounced Butler.
CoWpcr is pronounced Cooper.
llolburn is prone unceu IIobun.
Wemys> is pronounced Wecms.
knolIys is pronounced Knowles.
Cockburn is pronounced Coburn.
Brougham is pronounced Broom.
Norwich is pronounced Norridge.
st. Lcger is pronounced Silinger.
lIaWarden is pronounced Harden.
Co!quhoun is pronounced Cohoon.
Circnccster is pronounced Sissister.
GrosVenor is pronounced Grovenor.
Salisbury is pronounced SaWlsbury.
Beauchamp is pronounced Beecham.
Marylebone is pronounced Marrabun.
Ahergayenny is pronounced Abergenny.
Marjoribanks is pronounced MarchbaGks.
Bolingbroke is pronounced BullDgbrook.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-02
ft8M. Ch8DfN ANU HOUSEHOLD.

F-s this department hriof Suggestions, facts,
aad cNp, sivnc, are solicited from house
keepers, ii'lnrr- and gardeners. Address
N4.tcuNuuA l.tifur. Journal Office, Belfast.
NJ.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-02

ViSi,or-IIow is the new baby getting on,
'Dolphus?
'Dolphus-lIe am gcttin' long VERY fine,
Mr.. smif, VERY fine, but he am expensive.
Nistor-les, fust babies generally are, DOL
phus; dresses. shoes and all that sort of thing,
you Know
'Dolphus-Yes. sab; an den ,!a's lie 50 l
paid de pa'son fo' de marryin ceremony. A
family costs money, Mistah Sniff
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-02

THE only way to be thought anything, is to
be it. The success of Warmers Log Cabin
Liver Pills lies in the fact that they do what
they purport to-they act pleasantly effectively
and at once. Purely vegetable.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-02
The Housekeeper.

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'> w '7'''-'' az
Nild h}'i cook !4 New l"!k '}iN recent
... .. i,.v .a.l : understand thr ,naui effect,
,, u . H., ,.,.;,.
'''4' ''.'N >"-' "''' ~ N''N-
tr-ri-lh!' &nt meat II peas and beans. for
iy-.,... .,,, ,,,..A..l i'm b,rI wafer. rontaiuino
i r ;u l.,
.''' ''i y '"'''' Wv "l'' '''' '''' u ''''1'
I''#u~t jh">c 7tiI'>taht"> have Il tendency to
h.rirn Xrgetailn caxciur Now man, Neue.
,lt. ; IN ,,,.,l.. ..,.,.l.. 4, ~,
,''i ''"'' !" ,u'
Wal'f' h''i'l'r ilI tic lla\"r + boiled oHf. he
addition Of alt often checks this and i'm the
t ,,i,. .,,,.i,.., L ,-.,,,..tlo. t ,.ti,,
tFlI lt'n1fI laN"i'h- lilhcipie>, he>iues >u'ii
lmIIiliptl- lGaittr H. might be lost in the soft
u.,+ Sam. If +l. ti,,,.t Al. .I,.s IL, t,n world
.
are fi'Iii"i hA thr u>t 81 ilhrN water Wheh SOIL
j. -iquaircd
-4t j. ..;,.,,4,. tb.t. ,.,,, host IN. learned Inv
a...,nF ,.<n,.ri.u,,. "a, assistant chef. II r.
,,iro, % IN, .,,t,r,lti.r;i, .,,1 - uatur,l M
tItni. i, b-r,,,nt 9. GOOD COOK and understand
water N,,v ,,.,.>t,.,., tn. mice of ,ncat ia
make. br,,lj or nm, .,tt y.at,.r Itus,lted and
,.da An ir~t j. iIt, Inst toi. if mucn more
r,...r, ,t, u,ft.i,. tl,. ,i.,,l. htt for huilinu
~ .ir nmI ~,
.'ff I,t.r .,it'.d i ,rafnr.,,.le and me
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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-02

The Board appointed to survey the training
ship Portsmouth. now at the kittcry Navy
Yard, has reported that it will take consider
able money to put her in good condition. and
therefore recommends that She he condemned
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-02

Chicago barber says he charged delegates
to the convention rs high as fifty cents apiece
for poor shave, and all were 50 excited that
none kicked.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-02
fJOney.mOOi,.

''>ly, Perkins, old boy, why don't we see Nou
at the club any more: Has your mother i'll Law
shut down you? ''No, Brown; the fact 0f tll..
no in'iucement for 10 leave it Iou look in
cre,!uou., but its Il positive fact. ou see. my
wife used To -uhcr much from functional dc
lan9cments common to her sex, that her spirits :
and her temper were greatly affected. 1t not
her fault, of course, but it made home unnlc SAINT
all the same. But now, since She has begun TO
take Dr. pierct's Favorite Prescription, she has
been so well ami 50 happy that we are having our
honey moon all over ;lg;liu.'
Young Wife-".Iohn, mother SAYS Size wants 20
be crematct." Young lIu~5ani--"Tei her il size II
get On her things I'll take her lowl this morning.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-02

of good health is found in the regular movement
of the bowels and perfect action os the Liver.
These organs were ihtcnued by nature to remove
from the system all impurities. If yuu are cuusti-
patei, you offer 'stanilng imitation 10 "A whole
family of diseases and Irregularities which will
surely be 'acccpted,' ana yuu viii have guests
unWclrome ana determined. All these unllanpv
conditions may be tyerte'l by the timely of Dr.
licrce's Pleasant Puryatiyc Pellets Powerful for
the eheetual regulation OF the bowels and Liver
establishing healthy action OF the entire wonder
ful organism with which are creatcd.
The Right Answer. Teacher TO elias -N-"N hv is
pruCras tinutio called the thief OF time Ioy f;t
foot of class Because it takcs II person So long
To say it
Use the snre-t iemei, for rataIai-pr. Sage.
\ fastii"us Philadelphia family has Just lost
It's head, and il has gone order ciit csc
with Il mourning chuesc-coth band about il.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-02

PEARS Soap is an elegant toilet adjunct.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-02

women of Boston is S269.01 and her average
expenses are reckoned at S2Gl.30. There Is
certainly not very much left over for inciden-
tai items such as doctors bills, anilsements and
books.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1888-08-02

How loving they are; this Is always u sure sign.
After the first year sometimes ii doesn't hold good
W hen Charles comes home to YOU groutv and
cross, Swapping and snarling, unable to rea>h the
nice dinner you have cooked, and feels if there
was ton of pig iron in his stomach, he is troubled
with dyspepsia. and sulphur Itters is the only
medicine that will cure him. 2W3l