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Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
Dug Into q Gave.

At Tully, New York, Tuesday,
workmen engaged digging well on
the property of Martin G. Fuller were
surprised by the bottom of the exeava.
ton suddenly dropping from sight,
disclosing an apparently bottomless
pit. After learning that no one was
hurt an exn'nring party was formed,
ropes and win 'asses were procured
aud several daring men were lowered
into the opening. SIT was found that
the well led into cave, whose bottom
was about 40 feet below the well. The
explorers went over the cave with
torches and lante ms, and found it to
be about mile long. 1t extends di.
recty under lake, but is entirely
dry, no water whatever having been
found. A number of stone columns
aud some fine stalaciites and stalag.
mites were found, with fossil forma.
lions, and Mr. English, the geologist,
who subsequently, descended, found
t 70 very fine specimens Of trilobite
William Payne also found number
Of fern formations.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
The uses or Eggs.
EAstsr Farmer.


Far more than flsh-ior II is q
watery diet-eggs are the scholars
fare. They contain PHOSPHORUS,
which Is brain food, aud sulphur,
which performs variety OF functions
In the economy. Eggs are,
however, not only food-they are
medicine also. The white is the most
eftlcacious Of remedies for burns, and
the oil extracted from the yolk Is re-
garded by the Russians as an almost
miraculous salve for cuts, bruises and
scratches A raw egg. II swallowed
In time, will eiiectually detach a fish
bone fastened In the throat, and the
whites of eggs will render the deadly
corrosive subliuate as harmless as a
dose OF calomel. They strengthen the
Iconsumptive, invigorate the feeble,
and render the most susceptible all but
proof against jaundice in its most ma.
lignant phase. The merits of eggs do
not even end here. In France alone
the wine CHARTERS use more an so, =
COO, 600 year, and the Alsatians CON
sumo fully IS, 900, 900 In calico print
ing and for dressing the leather that is
used in making the finest French kid
gloves. Even egg shells are valuable,
Tor allopath and eomgopath alike agree
in regarding them as the purest of the
Carbonate OF lime.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
Killed Three Bears.

According to despa'ch from POGO
no, Pennsy lvaDia w lille Altemoas,
age IA, son OF Jacob Altemo 9, living
on clearing in tha VI ode of Tunkhan-
mock township, MOI re county, went
out one day leet week to chop wool, a
short distAncs fsom the house, and with
the greatest eo)lusss asked his father II
he had time tn go and help hin carry
In the oRroasses nf three b5arf, which
he had just killed. The boy bad com
m need ohoppirg fallen tree, when Q
bl shs bsag e1ddaoly dashed out from
beata h II and mlee rush for him.
H, buried III axe In the amin Al's
shull, and kliled har with nno,her
b ow. Hs thei looked In under tha
ere Q aod discovered two cubs, which he
also k.lled."
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
ail'gators Are missed


Since the year 1876 water has not
been so scarce on the cattle ranges as
it is at the present time, 80 ii is re-
ported. In the indiscriminate killing
OF the alligators one great source OF
supply of water has been ohliterated
from the cattle country. because when
the gators held u water hole they al.
ways kept the mud pushed up the
banks, and when even hundreds of
cattle would come 10 the gator wal
lows to drink, and by crowding and
pushing succeed in filling it up, Mr..
Alligator and bis family would soon
repair the damage by digging and
pushing back the mud. Now the cat
lie stand around these old wallows,
which are almost entirely dried up,
waiting patiently for rain. AS 1t is,
they exist only by eating the grass
nights and early mornings that is
heavily coated with dew. If rain does
not come soon the cattlemen will be
forced to dig for water, and, as there
are great many thousand cattle, 1t
would seem an almost impossible task
to supply them.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
rHE srov IN rHE VILLAGE sroRn
when the twilight had deopsnsd to dark

When the twilight had deopsnsd to dark
They gathered from jav ard near.
Old ihfmtrs who had plodded the dietano,
epiIRrtms their shftnes to r.y0re:
AZ the shabby old stors at ths 'ooraers"
Thsy met and u ey entered the door.
Ter the mscos Of all those old cronfes
Was thu stove IN ths old village store,
II was guiltlesI OF beauty or polish,
And its door was unsgilifaliy hung,
''ut t,ey made glad circle around II,
and mo genial warmta iooOenod cach
And they tslked OF the crops AID the
wea'hs',
Twia saDisot' to gosiip most dear.
And tbe sDose from their pipes. as II
Caves tinso to tho whole atmosphere.
Full many the tales they related.
And woD0rous the yarns tn IT they apuu,
And doubtful The facts that they stated
nd ba'mleei tho Wit and the fup;
But " ever discussion greW heated.
" wss all wi hout tumuit or din,
AMI they Ravs thotr reipsctfi al attic alton
When customer chan ,e1 to 90 In.
When tho evening was spent Gnd tho hour
For tue I'm, Of their parting had come,
They rapI OF rom their pi, es the warm
atheJ,
Aud re- uctantIy started for home;
AEreeing 70 meet on the morrow
WhsH the day " tn It's iabors DER,
Fer the ID eeca a all the old cronies
was tho stove in the old village store.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
Buying tho snsassmsut Ring.

The Jewellers Weekly quotes o jsw-
eller's clerk. as follows: 'It's fonuy
to ses the d,fferen. ways In whtoh var
Ions mon select engagement rinas, and
when man comes 10 here for that
purpose every clerk IN tie store can re.
soRniza the ia't 81 once OF course he
has only come In TO look at some
watches or Q pair OF sleeve buttons, but
the very On ALner In WHOM he avoids
the ring csse bstrays him at onos Al.
tor few minutes, When he fsels lie
tie more 1T his ease, bs uiuAily takes
the clerk into his ooufiieDcs aud asks
to be shown some eolitalrer II it's his
drst venture and he doesn'. Ieel quite
sure OF his ground he will even 60 80
far as TO ASK whether tolitsires aren't
som etimes used % engagement ring.
The oil trk's Rnswsr usuRlly remove the
last ve' tigo Of doubt. and then the pur.
chaser throws sslde al reserve aud !.
lects from the assortment before him
the ring which strikes the hsDDy mt
dium between the dspih OF his sffsc
tions and his pocket. o her men, sgAip,
walk In With the news juss b b+amipg
fton nil over them 'Enga9ei' In visi-
b e from she tcp Of thair hea1n to the
s,lee OF h-ir fact Tao purchaser OF
t'is Glass makDs no rec It of his ezra d,
aud usually departs on his way rejoio-
log In v,r, short time"
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
/. A Ma, y mai usmpllpstion.

An oiathe (Kan) despatch to the
New York Tribune narrates that
"twenty one years ago IL. d. Smith
vn, orried to Miss Hattie Herman,
in Philadelphia. Soon aferward he
went to Colorado on u mining venture,
and aner a short time he failed to
write and she supposed him dead.
After thirteen years waiting sh3 mar
ricd prominent resident here. Smith
left Colorado and went 10 New Mex
leo, where he amassed a fortune
After diligent Inquiries about his wife
without avail he also married again.
He came here yesterday from Kansas
City, whCro he is engaged in bust.
n}s-, and met his first wife acci.
dental.y. The meeting was a pleas
ant one. They have concluded to lei
matters stand, as the have grown
son."
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15

SHrLoH's OoUaH and Consumption
Cure IL sold by us on guarantee. 1t
cures consumption. Sold by N. B. Dan.
forth, cor. And and Market Ste.
SHnoH's vITALIzER is what you
need for Constipation, Loss OF Appe-
tite, Dizziness and sll symptoms of
Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 70 cents per
bottle. Sold by N. b. Danforth, oor.
And and Market SITS.
WILL YOU SUFFER- with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint Shiloh's Vita
lizer is guaranteed to ouro you. Sold
by Dnnforth. .nor. and and Market sts.
BLERrLEss NIGHTS, made miserable
by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure
ia tho remedy for you. N. B. Dan
forth, corner Second and Market SITS.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
What a Time

,,r,s formerly had, trying to swallow
fold.tashioned pill with its film OF
...ia yainly Disgusting Its bitter
and what a contrast to Ayers
4, ,bat have been well called "med-
"A mgar-plums"-the only fear be-
All patients may be tempted into
n, TOO many at a dose. But the
,,ssn are plain aud should be
Gyhlowcd'
Z feller, NJ. D., OF Chittenango'
apresses exactly what hundreds
rttten at greater length. He
aAyer's Cathartic Pills are highly
,,,daied. They are perfect in form
rating, and their effects are all
tbe most careful physician could
t They have supplanted all the
brmerly popular here, and I think
81 be long before any other can
-le that will at all compare with
4. Those who buy your pills get
nlae for their money"
Sie, pleasant, and certain in
II ar;ion," is the concise testimony
Dt. George Z. Walker, Of Martins
[t, Virginia.
Ayers Pills outsell all similar prep
atons. The public having once used
10, will have no others. Berry,
Eaatle 4 Collier, Atlanta, Ga.
4 Ayers Pills,
tMcd byDt j.. C. Aver & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold BY all Dealers In Medicine.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
DEGIsTER's ORDER.
Az IEGIsrER'b OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,

April 24th, t&si
Upon the application of Marthl q. Taylon
AtministIatrlx of Jolsl Taylor late of WI.
mington Hundred, In said county, decaseetl, 1t
is ordered and directed by the Reg
lister that the hdministratrix aforesaid give
notlce ofgrauting of Letters o admt listrat lon
npon the estate Of the deceased,
with the date of granting thereof
by causing. advertisements 10 oe posted
within 20 days from the date OF such
places Of the county OF New Castle, reqairlnR
all persons having demands against the estate
to present the same, or abide by an Act OF
Assembly in such case made and provided
and also cause the same to be inserted within
the same period IN the daily REPUBLICAN,
. newspaper published In Wilmington, and 70
be continued therein three weeks te,o d.
49, Given under the hand and Seal OF
IL. 9. {Ofhce OF the Register aforesaid, 81
ts-~-- Wilmington, in New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
,NoTIcK.-All persons having claims ARainst
the estate OF the deceased must prcsent the
came, duly attested. to the AdmlntstratrIx
on or before April "a, 1859. or
abide the Act OF Assembly in such case wade
.nd nrovided. M ARrHA 2. TAYLOR,
Address, Wilmington. Del. AdmiRistratrlx.
a3l-eod-3w
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
zen p., rlOse,s to wssh,ngton at ss so

Ten Day TiOse.s to wAshin gton at S3 so
II orde: to Acolmmo'a 'a,e Tl.l.ors 20
the BsptiSt anniversa-y nsstlrgs at
WhabinstJn, d o., tha Philadelphia,
WilmiH9'nn q Ba timore RAllrosd will
on May l4th ard 18Th sell excurfion
Tickets to Washington, good on all
trains except limited express trains,
and on Mey 18th for trains leaving
Wilmips ton at 8 OF, 1919 and IL 90 ..
m. at IS so for tho round trip. These
tickets will be good for return passage
until and including Mag $50, on all
trains except limited express trains.
The terminal facilities OF the Philadel.
phia, Wilmington 81 Baltimore r r.,
situated in the very heart Of Washing
ton, and the excellent service OF fast
trains commend this rlute most strong.
ly TO the consideration of visitors to
the National Capital.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
THE LD-RENoWNED
. EGISTER's ORDER.
IL REG ISrER'S OFFICE
NEW CASTLE COUNTY ISpf

Va" bAoiLh tOINT 4. Iel,t
April 18th, 1855.
Upon the application or ilase Miller
Administrator Oi William Miller, late OF IS II.
niDgton Hundred, In said Count v, deceased, IL
a., rderef land directed by the Register that the
a ann, 'slrat0r aforesaid, give not ce of grs1f-
a. af letters OF Administration uDou
ths e,t.tA o, tlle deceased, with the date Oi
Stsntirs ~ tpHfaOt, by causing ADVERTISEMENT .
X ha ,,nst, 4 gi,iin forty days from me dqte
70 VIC PSsN" w af the mast nuelio nisess
of the comfy Of sew ,asile, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate u
present the same, or abide by an Act # A.
senbly in such case made and provided and
also cause the SANE to be inserted tyithiu tht
laIne period IN the DAILY HEPuBLICAN,
ne !; JIaper puBliahed In Wilmington, Del,
and to be continued therein three RecEs,
(a. o, d.
- Given under the hand and Seal @.
L. s. Office of the Register RfOfasaid, at
- Wilmington, In New Castle County
sforesAid, the day and year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
NOTICE. persons having claims against
the eBtatc OF the deceased must present the
came, duly at;cstrd to the Administrator or
or before April 18th, 1852 or abide the Act & !
Assembly In such Gaze madu and provided.
ISAAC MlLLER,
Admin 5trRi or.
Address. wilmington. Del, ap'I
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
Lung Dineaaea

The great and mighty msdioine, DIR.
6imms' White Pulmonio Bsleam,
rapidly cures coughs, hoArseness, sore
throat, Group, blood splitting etc. HIM.
dreds Of references In Wilmington
alone. 800. and g., The prescription
of DIR. simmB & Son, 4th and KtnR
ntreets, Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
The Faith Killers,

James," said the undertaken, ait
is about time TO close the shop Have
o heard of any change in the condi-
lion OF Mr. Simpson since noonP"
mo, sir" replied the boy, except
that they've just turned of the doctors
and called in Christian scientist"
James" rejoined his employer,
shaking his head gloomily, I'VE will
keep the shop open half an hour
longer"
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
|!!llg House in Trouble

y = he failure ota l1r4e wholesale
y lta'e, tbs entire stock was ss!z {
sGtlltols and an staiRren wRf ep
ns order of court. The stocs
laaHO ltO uOEth OF tire clothing ~
.li d children, and win he fo,d at
Na lesi than ac.uRl cost. This bauk
,-s watch 10 now " ing at tho s, W.
1,.l Il.at ahf NJ s'kr. strjcts, WilnlIng
G.i M X. w aiVst4s people OF Wilmlng.
In, ~ W. w,islt } 70 get cloth; S ioy Alnsrt
|C'S,,', w nhat'0G 'oR prices A
y ! net's tssgrnt blacE xor iad
.a' ", Eorth I,J 10; mtnig elegant
fiai p'lt tl.9li ro'th g27t A chTid's
1 a., - ,gita'fi and maJo in Irtest
!, /" N'tt ti.G chiirien's parts 2s
a3 ). v tiiTner 2nd at d Mars-t
4. NJ. vi ] q, 4 see D fore ding CIsswh re
'A'' MsAei ml-ln
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
shllsdalpbia. Wilmington q sa !
timora Railroad.
ARRVW gu..s vaaa
Grains will iosve wilmington 10 follow
SUNDAY TRAINs

Il - 49, - NeNAe 1882
Grains Will iosve Wilmington as foIlou
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia texpress), . asa, i4o,eS, z,@
tIlSS ssSe 80, 9T 1om, u IS, II 5i a. M, IL %
'ssS%'sssss'siap & 9.S &C. &C. 5ss !. S'i n. 10"
i s, ii 81 a. m.. O "a a. ~ sC 81
AcSonS ! q e Sdstion, s4o 7oc zo4 SIS 10 s5A
asis x x IL. n. y g Sa 90 az sSs
K soT wsss chester vi. LAmokin. 90 .ne
| For Newark tCentrei and intermediate ste
i2Rni, az, 4 d2 a: m. Il IS and s2l p. m;
M sao and II miia sa mediate stations 10 nA
BsIsi@ore and Bay ri Line, 7 as p. m.
10 bai,l1apTg 10 snS io and WaLsidsgtSn, n rs 44 s
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
'% p. NJ, and 10 d5 Might. Nv
9eergefown and Lewss, 8 80 a. m. 8 so p. m.
HARRINGTON. D Dsiasr. and n y; way stations, ss
E;xpresss Tor harrington, % 90 p. m. wS
y, y press iSr bower. Harrington. and De,
Franklin CITY, 8 S0a. m.
Esprees for Cape Charles, Old Point Com
'"rt' and Norfolk, nO1 Night
Leave PhiiSdelphia Broad Street, for WI.
nington !sxpTessl. l225, 50, 2 %, ~, SIT,
l0@ II ~ Il @a:m 2e2, 80l, 402. 4ao,
". bZl, 6O.. eb7, II p. m.
Accomiuoda lon, go, 1923 a. M, I2S 2E
.sN, NS. a. " 8 30 1903 10 10. and ii N D. m,
For Philadelphia (eIpress), 200.
Z n VlO, ii 81 a. M, 22', bA, and 7O8 Z, m
Aceommoiatlou. 10 Il. IN, Rl0 I&
bso, @ and 00Op, m.
FOR Chester (expressJ, is. 10. II 81 M,
a sAacconmodation, sI5 M, 2l0. / rs. 4h
For New York (express), 2 90, 2B2, 40, 7lk
D. m. -
For West Chester, via Lamohin. SIS a. M. |
For Cape Charles, Old Point Comfort, and
Norfolk, 12 05 Might.
For New Caste, Middletown, CLAYTON,
Doysr, FELTON,. Harrington, Heaford, Laurel |
and Delmar, u 05 Night.
Baltimore aud Washington, I.2s 446 soi.
~ ~. u a. m, l2e6 70 50, and 45 p. IN. Balti.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad Street, for VII, |
mi1ston 6expressl, l2;2o 40, 7.20. 9.IO, ii, is
hcoom modaiion SSs, 10. Is A. NJ, l2,85,2OS
9.lo, S'S5 and II. F Z. NJ.
. For further Information, passeneere arc ~.
feTred TO the ticket Ofice az the 5tstlon.
Iralns marked thus (.) are limited express
VIZ nPon "Rich h.,ia extra fare is charged.
General manager aOnerSi PSsssnSer e; woop
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
l&ATIM0kE a vRshO hAILROAD
. A6prLB "a E7FECT. April 20, 1855,
@rainr 'es-s Ds!GSrso Avenue pspsH
EAST BtiuNO.


Fer PhiIsdslph.s ard Chester, ols, Tsj
10, % 3O,g %, 10 20 and VI IA D. n 90. 3 90
o IS, IS 20, B 26, z 80, I 70, E3i8 andssb d. n
ON Sundsys,7 20 : 81, D h5, 10 80 ana All Ia
. ! 90, auO,3 t6.'s 20, 25, 0 AO,HS 50 and 5b
y. q.
BsT 3ingerly acc9mmcdlu'n, deily L so
la. Ii.
sor Blltlmoro, s0scmm -aation, daily or
.copt Surday6 90 .. m.
For Chicago AID Pittsbrrg, ezpresI, daily
II S6 a. IN,
oincinnAti and St. Louis exlress daily
II SO = m
Etltimore scc >mmodatl)n, daily ass m
Pitt,ours, Chicago AID st. Loats express,
daily 0 40 pm.
sinzeIlv Accommodation, daily 7 30 D N.
1QH LAHDENf fERu. s 10 4, ud.suafs'
o1iy, IL o. Q. N. aAit Q .espt Sunday, 2 i6
. 90, 60 p. m. dBily.
lis;na fuAvo nIEtEdt sltrsss Statisn'
eos PhliAdelphts Eco z n. daily. For
Ssltimoio EA P. W. daily. Eof LAnden.
peg TIC and iI.uo A. M. 0aiIs, except Sun.
DAY, 70 4. r. co T1nasy only ace and $50
rilt.6utR. Chicago and st. Louia sxi xiesr'
dsily 0 80 p m.
Trains for Nilminsson-LsaYa PnIlads
phtR, daily, - %, 1000, Hll co Q, m, IA o.
noon, lt.' SEQ, 80, At.oa, csc. ale, 10 10,
Daily. sxospt Sunday, r.so, y.ro .. m
N.2A and $50 D, m.
SUNDAY only, ~. m.
ENp'oa6 trsipss
RATRs TO wRsrBRN POINTS LOWER TRAN
VIA AMY OTHER LINE
". "A. VI EMEFTH, u,SUULL
Gean AaLAzef. saal F-st. GNaG
FHi~nhono No
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
CALIFORNIA.

Special PsrIies. 55mi- M onthly. Frse
Sleeping CaIs. OheSo Rates Southe m
Route. Address E 9AWLEY, Gene al
Eastern Azeu', 3S9 Broadway, N. Y
r j. SMITH. 4O2 OF es.nut st., Phi a.
delphis, or suy B ltimors & Olio
Ticket Agent. j29-sa.16
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
rbe Uommon sense treatment

is a specific treatment for rheum atism,
dyspepsia, lung disease, spinal affec-
ton, female weakness and about TWO
hundred other symptoms. 6O4 French
street DIR. Lippinoott.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
Mustang Linimeni.

MEXICAN MUSTANG LISIMEsT conquers sPAyISs,
SCRATCHES and STRAINS In HoRsEs and MULES
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15

Best bread and cakes in the city at
Wslton's, Seventh and TatnAll.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
Saturdays trade was

TT nrnprr, ~, Saturdays trade was
Ii DEPENDS ON THE OBJECT. goodl good very
THE SPRING BUSINESS MUST good! AN exhliarat.
BE CROWDED INTO A FEW ali day long, and the
WEEKS, AND TWICE AS Very Best OF Siothng
GREAT 1T OUGHT TO BE good and never such
MORE THAN THAT. prices as the Wanama,
prices this season
anu never 60 much OF II. Well want double
OF customers to clear counters
~, o,,n on,,, We shant carry dollars worth
ALL UUh PKlCES OF 1t over If you're eager to
MOVED DOWN To money now sixty days later
Tr, " - ~, ~ Thousands of Suits Just out of our
JULl BAoloN NOW. workrooms and prices put on them
, that make them bargains in the
Mems $1,000 AllWool Suits bargain price,
Mems $I2.oo ALI Wool Suits: a bargain price
Mems $3.50 All Wool Suits: bargain price.
Mems $500 AlWoo Suits: a bargain price,
Mems SI8 90 A-Wool Suits: a bargain price
Mems $4,000 All.WooI Suits: bargain price
IN Mems S25 90 AiWool Suits: bargain price
trousers from $3.50 up to the very finest quality.
SECOND FlO02 CENTRE Returned and Custom
IF YOU WANT DOUBLE Suits. Try on till you get
uoNrx,,c ,,,onu one to fit you just right and
muNEI WORlH. save about half the price.
S25 and $40 Suits for $I6.so and Sl9
SIS and $3.50 Suits for $40 and S12
Our very finest make and guilty Trousers.
mo 70 ~, 30 and 81 lover 80 styles) at S.
90 oo and 20 very dependable and stysh) at 4.5O.
The most generous display, and not to be apnrecis
ted until looked at in hand of Boys and ChIIdrens Cloth
lhg' we ever made Progressive IDEAS in the making.
styles special and OF our own getting up better fitting:
more Sizes more for your money. We can't make 1t too
good to sell in store WV
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
.st F'2ss:F siFgH Ey,;

tudepta entering COW. Skill in TAREE
MONTHS by daven's 81 ten. Haven's
colleges: NOW YORK, n. y; hils., Pa, Obi.
n,FE1,.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15

Saturdays trade was
goodl goodl very
good! An exhilarat-
ing sight and activity
all day long, and the
Very Best of Clothing
to make 1t. Never 20
good and never such
prices as the Wanama-
ker & Brown make and
prices this season
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15

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|gence a
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Daily Republican., 1888-05-15

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Daily Republican., 1888-05-15

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M ND
| |p,Al cd
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cable ID
and ID
| els etc |
| b iote d
10 point
RLRPaCi
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Daily Republican., 1888-05-15

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Daily Republican., 1888-05-15

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Daily Republican., 1888-05-15

d MTHOD The only iuown lhat cures perms
|tr a''f,t ta,e' Of Sp'g.ai Dilrascs, argrst noa
~ fu.s tu1iis tpftlencc Niih eve-s fraed
4 zn,i ilssl % .risuee hf qulttest recovery an
tt' tU' THE MOst nAhGEAOtS CASEg
El'iE1 R'.if'at unsr Send for brok Truth,
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whom II Is estimated that 10000 drop into
dishonored graves every year, in this eoun-
try alone.
Aud these breathing holes Of hell are
more than this, even. They aie the hin-
dergarlens OF vice. the trainlng-Schools Of
crime. There ia not an infamous house in
nny city Of the land where Rum ia not
dealt out TO sllmulute mans haaeat passion,
and to overcome womNn's resistance to ruin.
Rum stimulates the criminals brain, aud
nerves the murdersarm. 1t drags woman's
virtue in the mire, and degradrs manhood
hy its yile ptomp,ineS to bes,lality. 1t
iills our pcniteniinries with criminals, and
crowds our poor honscs aud our insune
rsylnms with its victims, while our chill
dren'r hrmca and orphan nsylums are 6led
with The innocent sni helpless children oi
drunkards-lhe fulfillment Of the Scrip
tnral curse being there illustrated; Il
will visit the sins Of the father upon the
children"
Yet the appalling lis. is but email parl
of the long indictments againsl the Rum
Power-tle men who make aud vend this
invention of the devil. They need no
sympathy, for they have none for their
victims. They need no mercy, for they
show none to humanity. Morally they are
criminals Of the deepes, dye, for they tempt
their fellow-men TO ruin. They are the
enemies oil humanity, the foes Of the ma
lion. There is but one remedy that Ia IN
the power of the people, aud that ". through,
united effort, TO adopt Prohibition, and
thus
Pilperise he Rum Power.