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Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
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CANDEH, n. J., July so.-GlAndsrl
has appeared among the horses Of Cam.
den And Gloucester CoantiOs, II. J, DR.,
W. b. y. Miller, Of Camden, the New
Jersey state Veterinarian, hes ordered
fully . dosen animals suffering with
the disease 70 be killed within the past
two weeks. He asortbes the outbreak
70 the rigorous weather Of March last,
which caused large number Of oAsei
Of influenza.
"IufuepzA," said the doctor yestsr
day, while not directly the cause OF
CHAMBERS, hAstens ita development. /
ordered the horses killed TO prevent a
eple I'd OF the disease. 90 far as / am
Informed the disease IL confined TO Ger.
tain localities. II has evidently ocme
from horses from tbe West, and in cno
or two instances from horses that were
secured from Rypsy traders. At least
that was NY information"
DE-. Miller said that there was no out
break Of any consequence of splenic
fever among the osttle Of Burlington.
oounty. Two or three cases had devel
oped In one herd on Q farm near Oolun
bus, but the herd is isolated and there
is no danger OF spreading of the lis
eis9. DR., HilliRrd has had Charge Of
the cattle, and has kept DIR. Miller Ia
formed As to their condition.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
p,aa rrsm Hsmarrhnra.

A young blacksmith Of Long Branch
has died from hemorrhAge, due 70 the
extraction Of tooth by New York
dentist. A physician. who was called
TO attend the case, succeeded in stop
ping the Cow Of blood tor time, but
Il was finally found necessary to take
the patient 10 hospital, where he died
10 spite of everything that was done
there to check the hemorrhsge. A
New York paper says that the occur
renee is not an unusual one In the
metropolis, as there are about thirty
Of the same kind reported at the Coro-
ner's office every year.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
SAETIMOEE . VmIO RAIEK0GD
'OhhDUhA ~ AFRS0r, April 70, lsss.
Traies lSAys TlsIaRsrs kYsnus DSpet,
EAST FsDIJND

AAoG btlONDs
FOR Phiisdslphia and Ohsstsr, as, Tso
90, se 9o @, 10 90 aud Hll II Q. M; %. 90
%, 70 20, as, o 20, 7 80, A8 Ge and 9 66 D, d
Un SandAyei7 SO, 80, . o6, 10 80 and sll IL q
81 W, OO,s bb,'b 20, 20, 0 tO,HS % and 81
WEST BOUND.
g. N.
For Baltimore, accommodation, daily sE.
cept Sunday 8 % =. N.
FOR OhiosRo and PittsburE, express, daily
Cincinnati and St. Louis express, daily
Baltimore accommodation, daily Is N
rittsourB, ohi0AEO and st. Louis eIprSss
daily 40 p m.
sinEeTIy Accommodation, daily 7 90 N.
IOA LsNDEE BESCS, . 10 a. n. .Suaers
onlys lloo \, m. dEtl, except BuDdsy, Q ~
80, 90 p. m. daily,
!rsing leave harket Street Station
Lei fhnAdetphiA $50 D. m. daily. Kof
iiAltiIaoto % =. E., daily. EeF LGndan
osEN 100 AND l.o0 4. M. dAiSy, Oxoopt Bun.
aSy, s.los. n on SUnday eniy a.sb and b.eO
FiiSs69Ts. OhISuxO ard St. Louis express
Trains for huwInEsoa-Lsays Phurass
phlsi daily y %, 1000, ell 90 4. n, Il o.
noon. ~ On 8, hVe, %, AGOo, a.sO. aIa, 10 10,
6niiy, except Sunday, $50, 100 q. n
At.2b' and $50 D. NJ.
5undEIs only, a.Ia Am.
Express tTainsR
- kATBe TO wEsrHRE POINTS LOWER TUAs
VIA ANY OTHER LIHn
n. n. OLkfN KNTR, u. U.SOUI,S
eenI l1snAEei. 1saIFSss. AS4I,
TeleDhuna No. Iva.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
LAG rhe L.,cnr HEa,eh,s

OF the profession pugilistio, the kidneys
sre small but active in . state Of heath.
Their secretion contains impurities pro.
dEotive Of rhsumA Atism ,Rout aud dropsy
II allowed to remain. When they are
inactive the blood becomes ohoked with
antmAl debris capable OF dastroyin
life, To promote their activity when
BiuRRlsh with Hos,etter's Stomach Bit.
teTs, is not only TO guard against the
disease mentioned, but 10 prevent the
fatty degeneration and ultimate de-
strnetisn Of the organs by those exceed.
inRly Dangerous mHlAdtes-BIiabt'e
disease and diabetes. Activity of the
bladder slae insures IL ARsinst the for
nation Of gravel, which IL sometimes
requires Ons Of the most dangerous and
painful ope=sts0ns In surgery to ramovs.
Gravel, moreover, Is . most ag0niElng
complaint. The Bitters further oom
mend thFmBalvSE by renedyinR eSnsti.
patton, dyspepsia, debility, liver com
plnint and narvouBBefS, and nullify In.
hueno9s productive Of mAlariAl disease.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
PhilSaelghlA, Wilmington 4 Bal
Hmora RsIlrosd.
july 3Oth 1855,
vrotns viii ieavo Wilmington Nc follow,

vrBtns viii ioRvo Wilmington ns soIiava
so, s g, $40, 9H 1907, Il IS, Ii 81 a. m, Il so
Aeooiamo9stioH' %, 8 j. f. 70 46s, 10 IS a, NJ,
ea 4Dl, 8 q 30, 10 90, 10 30 p, nj,
9s'iifl j (. se5Rr'&is 6i e b. H. ss s ? a az aRs
AtcoIanoaatloa, So, 70, 7OS, $40, 10 IS,
New York, zoo, 2Es, 4O' 50, g, 50, 10 OF,
u 81 m, 'l2.2S, 80, 227, 62i, '625, I OS
For West Chester, via LamokIn, 70 sno
8 ~ a, M, 2, IS and <0Op. m.
For Newark (Centrel and intermediate rts
BaltimoTS AND intermediate q stations, AZ 10 ia
M go and II Se p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, f2s q Rn
e lS and and u o. ela. m, II os, u II, II, a4i, d
Trains for D5laware Division leave for.
New Castle, 6oo, eso, II 58A, M, 26S 8Ba
25 p. M, and II 05 Night
Georgetown and Lewes. 30 a. m E, q 80 p. n,
Rehoooth, 30 a. m. z 30 p. m.
aeafOrd (express), Q ~ D. M.
Harrington, Delmar, and way Etatioir, s 30;
Express for Harrington, 80 p. m, Wa,
Express for Dover. Harrington. and psl,
mar, Y e5 Night.
Frsaklin City, 20 q. m,
Express for Cape Charleg, Old Point Ooa
tort, and Norfolk, RO5 Night.
Leave PhilAdelphiG, Broad Street for VII,
u l's -, j Is, Il SS. NJ, sGS sol IL rs rs
s 0d. b21, 6OI, 657, IL 20 y. m.
Accommoda ion, 625, 1923 =. M, La q2s
sH, AS7, 62 s5 10 03 10 40 and ii II %. N.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
For Philadelphia (expressl, zoo, 262 4A
70, 10, II 81 M, y, "A, and 7o5 p.
"A sA1feso,pSmodaind9n- ,S 10 8, ms II 10, .s 40
FOR Chester lexpressJ, 715. Q 10, II 81 q NJ,
"a. z O6. and lc 90 p. M.
8 30. and 40 p. IN.
For New York terpregs), 2 90, 2yR, 40. ia,
. 10, nus m.t 2 q, ga, . %, Oa, and 70 .U
and 30 p, m.
Norfolk, l2 O5 Night
., For New Castte, Aiddletown. Ueytos
Doyef. FELTON, Harrington, searord, Laurel
a., baltimore and Washington, I.2a 44a sos,
~ " a. M, 2O6, % 30, and 45 d, m, Balti.
more, 0. " and II 3S D. IN.
-, Leave thllsdelphfal Broad Street. for WI,
mingtJn Iexpress), Il. %, $50, 2. 20 $40, ii. is
A, M DOS, b.b7 and II. 20 z. III,
Accommodation. 9, rs. 10. ls A. n. lzEgz znS
s, 10, IS and II, ~ p M ' ~' ~
EOr Iurlher Information, passengers ere re-
erred 70 the tieket Office At the station,
trains marked thus (El are limited sxpress
4pon "nlch extra fAre IL charged.
dsaersi asnassir aenerSi neral PSsseRSST = M2SP AIT
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
Hurt nin Ronutnt,on.

A West End (Boston) thief, who
was arrested the other night for drunk
enness, said the next day that 1t was
a downright shame. For" said he,
"I am q thief, and a good one, and il
will hurt my reputation among my
pals to be arrested for simply being
drunk. lit was for robbery, or some
thing like that, l wouldn't care, but ]
don't want to be arrested for drunken
ness"
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
TynewrihnR.

A professional typewrlting match ioE
p lrse Of $500, between Frank q M =
9urrin, Of Salt Laks City, anu Luuis
T:Aub, Of Cincinnati, was won IN 'rc
latter city BY tie fret named o. tes
tAnt. The conditions Of the match
were that each man should write as
minutes from diotation and tho tamc
lenath Of time from copy. It Wss
agreed that only legal matter should be-
used. McGurrin wrote S709 wofds n
70 minutes, an average Of over SO words
per minute. Traub wrote 693S words
In the same time.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
A0AIK nn DRnAMnD.

And II came TO pass that IN Ii,
fourth and last year Of Growers reiRr
he raised his voice ahd said unto hi
man Dan, let us betake ourselves 4
some seaport where we can spend th,
long summer days in fishing.
And straightwAy they arose anc
girdled their loins and departed to q
far of country, but which was a parl
Of the land ruled by Grover and
Thomas, surnamed Bayard.
Upon reaching their journeys end
they betook themselves to an inn
where refreshments were provided for
wayfarers.
And Grover being weary and
thirsty, partook Of much LIQUID re.
freshment until he even imagined
himself ruler Of the mighty deep,
and ordered Dan to issue an edict
that all the blue fish for miles should
gather around his boat without break
ing their fast the next morning, to
partake Of the tempting bait which he
should offer.
And when the night came, Grover.
with his attendants, retired and slept
soundly. When he arose in the
morning he cried with a loud voice
and said. Oh, Dan, what aileth NV
headH Verify it seems twice as large
as il was last night.
But Dan, who had been there him.
self, smiled as he answered, most qra.
cious master be not alarmed; HE thee
to the bar and quench thy thirst with
a glass Of seltzer.
And behold Grover did as he was
bidden; and verify his head was soon
restored TO its natural size.
1t came to pass that after he had
broken his fast, he with others retired
to the boats, and after they had been
taken to the place where the blue fish
were expected to assemble he cunning
ly baited his hooks and cast the lines
into the mighty deep.
But the blue fish cometh not, and
toward the close Of day Grover ordered
the boats to return from whence they
came, not even having a single bite all
day.
And when he had supped he de.
parted to an upper room, where he
could commune with himself as to why
he had no bites.
Beng weary he fell into a sound !
slumber, and as he slept he had a |
vision, in which he was again in the
boat fishing. But instead of being
alone he was surrounded by many |
men, known as aRti-tarlff Democrats. !
And behold they handed him a new
bait called free trade, which Grover |
straightway put upon his hooks and
cast his line into the sea.
And verify, ere he had waited long,
he had a bite, and he quickly drew up
b 8 line, but instead of blue fish, he
beheld mud turtle.
Seeing this he was sorely alarmed,
and turned to beg help from the anti
tariff Democrats, but they had all fed,
and he was a'one, so he awoke.
i ing sorely troubled by the vision,
he called for Dan, who, when he had
heard these things, interpreted the
vision in This wise:
"Oh, mighty Grover, tho blue fish
which thou dreamed of trying to catch
are the mechanics and wOrlIingmen of
this country, whom thou did'st try to-
ensnair with free trade. The mud
turtle which thou dld'st catch shows
that after all thy fishing for votes thou
will not obtain them, but will shortly
be deprived of thy power"
And, having thus spoken, Dan de.
parted to the bar-room, where he took
a drink, after which he tore his hair
and wept, saying unto a journalist,
verify, am weary of official duties,
and shall retire to private life
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
FORGOT 10 Retuln IL.

Mrs. Gorham Ware-I must run,
now, dear. We're going to have a
dreadful shower. Ihope your dress
won't spot. Why did you come out
to-day without an umbrellaf
Miss Korton-Oh, 1 don't know; l
suppose because you borrowed 1t yes
terday.
Mrs. Gorham Ware-How stupid Of
me to iorgeti This is your umbrella,
isn't itH Well, I'll send II around Just
as soon as get home"
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
Or. slmmn, Eve Oura

Il the wonderful remedy for all dissssss
and WEAKNESS Of the eyeF. A gentleman
who could not see an object three feet
OF could SEQ distinctly and plain good
distance away on using one bottle. Sc
with many othexs whom We can refer to.
Supplied In 20 aud 90 cent bottleE,
Prescription OF DR.. j. 6Imms 8 Son,
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington,
Del, Sold by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
CONHumrrI,IE uuREn.

An old physician retired from practice
having had placed in his hands by an East
India missionary the fOrmclR OF . simple
vegetable remeIy tor the epaedy and perma-
tarrh, Asthma and all throat and Lung
ktfectiLns, also positive an1 radical cure
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Osm.
ptetnts, after having tested its wonderful
telt It his duty to make II Known 10 his
suffering fellows. Aotuated BY this motive
and desire TO relieve human suffeTing,
Will Lsnd free Of charge, to all who desire it.
this relipe, In q erman, French OF L nglish
with nal directions for preparing and using
Sent By mail by address ing With stamp
this paper W. A. MOVES, ll9 Row.
er's BlOsE. Rochester. N, z IFss3W.W
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
No Room ror Ysunr nan.

A young man who hAd bOsn lost on =
Dakota prairie for three days, anally
oams upon . wagon train and started 60
follow it. He had NOT gone far when
be came upon . pisos Of Q st Paul
Newspaper which some teAmster had
thrown away. He picked II up eagerly
and the hrst words which struck his
sye were oontAinod in ths following
1ATing headlines; "Tbe Northw is
overcroWded. No Room for Young
Men,"
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
EOEIU2B.

NoTICE.-wE, BRILELY & WHIT
IN GRAF {, the tenants and occupants ofthe
house situated 100 e. Water 81. la the End ward
Of the city Of Wilmlngton, county sf New
Castle and State Of Delaware, In com
pliAnce with the requirements of the
acts OF the General Assembly in such case
made and provided, do hereby give notice
that We shall apply in writing TO thelCourt OF
Genera Sessions Oi the Peace and JAN Deliv.
cry. Of the state Of Delaware, in and for New
castleCounly, on Monday, the Nth day Of Sept
A. ID, 1888, being the next term Of tRid court
for u license for said house as an Inn or tavern,
for the lale therein Of Intoxicating liquors In
less quantities than one quart, TO be drunk on
the premises, and the following respectable
citizens recommend the said application, viz;
Phillip X. Shea, Peter Gross,
Dennis Conner, John =, HirZel,
Adolph kloberg, George B. MetEner,
q. II. L. Gross, Samuel q. r. ed,
NJ. Brady, Samuel Hockheimer,
Jas. w Porter. A. W. Randolph,
Root Kenyon, t}eorge ID. FSrra,
w, Hammond, stansbuTy Murray Jr,,
ChAs. heinel, John j. Bush,
Nicholas Jenny, tObert Hutton,
John ID. Tho pson, VIM. BsbeCck,
Henry GebeTt, James IL. Murray,
A. smith, BRILELY \ WHITCRAFT,
JUS 81
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
OPEN FOR THE SEASON.
CHARLES KYLE,
ICE CREAM MAM,

at the Corner Of SIXTH q ORAR6E
SEBEERE, has Opened for the SEASON ar.c
ts prepared 70 furnish the young lad los ano
gentlemen with the refreshing beverage, al
we'll 80 parties, calls, pto-nios, 80. His par
lors, both ON the trst and second toors hsr,
been repspered, repsinted and handsomely
refuInished and every stiort Will be MAZE },
ploAse, de has ample machinery G1d car
turnish the bost cream in the market 81 th1
ioVost rAtaHs slF-T
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
WILMINGTON . NORraERN

Time table in effect, July sth 1855, Trains
leaYe Warrington (Fnench Btreet) as follows:
a E9r rnheaulng, BirdHboIo, Joanna, SPRING
m, neiu, mAJaesburR Junction, Manor ,pottsVille,
IAN IAN .9ua, 9, llentown, Lebanon, WernerBs
HliaS Siaa ana ~ points on the philadelphia and
hIauihE X: H., 7,90 a, NJ. and 2. 40 D, M
Fpr springfield, WAynesburg Junction
&Eosii1sRln Et.,i,t kmbreevlle, Lenape, Chadd'i
: FH66u 6 an1 DupSnt,s and intermediSts points,
2. ~ a. mr. and 8. 100 D. IN,
rs sor SOAtesgllle and intermediate points al
p. ms S'N'
pRaily except Saturday and Sunday.
+, Eor Esor rev bridge and intermediate potnta
II. Is p. m. .' - e'@S HlN
On sunday for Reading and intermediata
~, ss, al ~ . ~ a. M, and for Springfield and
n u lesfhiieeulate iete points at 800 p. m.
a. O. aeoAOsLAND, BOWN Ess BRIGGS,
------'s--~s--- EsEl Pass, AE'ts
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
IL cabinet photos o. Cummings' gal.
ieFY for 63. 300 Market street.
rDHratItude,

Il is not always boys who are Gugrate.
tul. II is sometimes the daughters un.
kindnela that is sharper than the ser.
pents tooth. A pretty miSs on the
train pett'shly said to hsr mother;
Como on you're always behind" A
venerable gentleman passing stooped
aud satd: "He7sr behind when you
wers SICK, was ahs2'
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
Burned Last Might,

The celebrated Three B. B. B. cigar,
ma 1aiscEared by II. II. Bourbon u
Pyn 70. 2l9 Wrst SscaFd Eest. The
DseS w. olga "A s.ie O4ss. ~ In,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
Vant of Sleep

iur thousands annually to the
ssrluIn and the doctors say this
A ia alarmiugly on the increase.
,a remedies, while they may
Inporary relief, are likely to do
KIM than good. What is needed
4 Alternative and BlOod-puliiirr
sarsapnriin is incompatible.
Itranects those disturbances
iyc,ilatlou which cause sleepless.
hes Increased vitality, and 70.
he nervous system to n healthfui
n.
r.G. A, Cote, agent Of the Mass.
Missionary Society, writes that
tecl was 0at Of oNler, his sleel
flrn disturbed, and some I'M
bl the blood manifest but that
|. cnre was obtained by the use
|s SdsaApdrllla'
Blk W. Pratt, 42I Washington
Boston, writes; my daughter
bs'raicd with nervous debility.
. Safsapmilla restored l,er to
lm F. Bowker, Erie, Pa. was
/ nervousness and sleeplcssncss
bs Ayers Sarsaparilla for about
buths, during which time his
lnrrnnsnd nNer twentv nonnla.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
Ohas. j. n. RsoKott,

l0s West Seventh strset. Just the
place for . cool and refreshing
Sherry OOhblers
OalAwbA I"
Olaret Punch,
Whisky
Ran
PuTe liq9oTs,
s'-- --s S--~ $780,. - 49, si-.s
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
Ten Omara.

Ada-"I had ten offers of marriage
last week"
Ella-"How monotonous and per.
sistent of Jackg'
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
NTUTIOE rAX.PAYERs TAKE no
AIItty and soboo, Taxes sor 1879

IN TUE,
Olty and School Taxes for 1888
Tho undeTslgnel, receivers OF 'axsF for the
Olty Of wilmington, VIII no at 10 p. 9th - ,
between MGrEot and King ;ats., during tile
month ofJuly, 1858, between tIe GUS Of 8
aud i2 In the rlotntDg, and ie IN 2 to T.
the gfterrc0n, for the purpose Of reoeiving
taxes. De AL taNCs paid durins July, there
viii bs reduction Of 9 cents on every col
lar, and all tBxeg paid on or ettsf the ld
day Of Avguet, shall be payable without 0
deduction. aforesaid; snd oil tbXss uppB id
on the aHt day OF ofEoptsmDer, shall o. iporeas'
amount thereof EDMUHD p. MOODY.
RECOVER Of Northern district, including
all north OF 9th gtFest.
NJ aHTlH ]. MBhLBY,
Receiver OF Southern disttt5t, including
all south OF oth street.. i6so-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31

MY METHOD the only Known that cures pt rinn
ncntiy the Of Special Diseases largest
aud private practical experience, with ever resd
aud means known science for quickest recovery All
permanent THE MOST DANGERUCS C4SEi
'oLiOlTED, Relief It Send for book ''Truth =
ou special diseases aud exposing rhuds theif tricis
vettmze sufferers and avoid so-eallsi Tpge able Is
Zines, blood purifiers, fraudulent promising no sur
pay, etc. They ruin thousands Best skin Ia the les.
lng will save much suffering and delay. Wrl.e or ~
patients sec The doctor only. Hours, & ~ as
aesdAv and SATURDAY. till 10 Rnndaz TIL
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
hpNEsBAY AFrERN0oN.

4, aUsr . sth, 1883. at l O'CLOCK.
fresh Cows and Forwar,, gpy,rg.
Eood i.9oE n onEs, 2 cart horses -
Il Irving korse, l ataI ~
oyo aoootHe, years old, 49,
COWS were bSuRht anr,no.., a..
ed by sooS sosnon oouEties, and are
|oli eUu9 Judges to be the best Iot
Som 1,IS Shy nublie sale this geasen.
Bic b.t,ue W iound s5me heavy m ~
|nr cSs,s cr COWS Persons Whntins-
liVs ''"S Should 1ttond this ssIs
Sss l, 70 days WI be given ON all
stigh. tiSI EoBERT MsIl sI5Tn NJ al
1uSn d Bon, aucts. ia. dkEs
. SALE.
IItl9eT ysl6 Will ssII At publ,e so,. :,
on VI David johnson, Oentrs.
"a, = % AUGUST 18th, 1883,
a. :, ,i L@ o'clock, p. m,
and ss dats!eogs COWS are an sx.
ns ant Az men Inen and others viii DO
ll IL nj 10 leedsrs and fat stoob
b, sale positive and no mn
,V.u..... ~ , n Hr NgRRlOk
s.&s ~s~R
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31

Nj OrIOE-ELEUr TRIO PLATING With
IN silver nickel, bfasa and copper. al
so metal polishing and broBzinE PRrticu-
lar attention to replRtinz knives, f0rs s.,
spoons and other table ware.
II. Il. COOLEY, Rear Ill walnut ST.,
iy25-lmE Wilmington, del.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
GREAT BARGAINS.

GAuEs underwear Worth rs cents for 10
BAtistS lawns, 81 inches wfdo, worth IL csnts
for cents E, N. uULDBERG, No as
King street. t2T.ot
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31

NoTICE-I HAVE LOST OR MISLAID
IN certificates, Nos. I707. shares: G700 J
share: 1861, share: of stock, of the Milmin Z
ton Coal Gas Go. Application has been made
for new certificates. THOS. JACKSON,
j24-10t Rockford, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31

UEOR REEC-sA FINE EOOM TOE a
Il society in the AEEknoss building, 10th
and Market streets. Apply TO X. Mo-
OABLLY 40. 0 W. 10th ct. att
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31

EaoR REET-rHKEE ROOMS; HEAT
2 and gas and privilege OF bath. Apply
At l21l Market street Rlstf
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
EOF RsnS.

T1OR BENT ar REBUOED RATE
~ Store, x1b Snipley atrset will be rented
1T reduced rate for n o bAlR1ce of the season
lyl0tf HEU. " BUSH, French St Whori
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31

UNOR REET -FURNIShED ROOMS 10
~ respectable non for 81 per week Vp
PfI st s0b Shiplsg s.tOet. MkS. 3kEEN.
isO-ot
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31

RREBHOLD IN. J.,) INSTITUTE
~ ibth yoar. Prepares for busioess and
for the beit oolles es. Baokws rd boys taught
privately. Rev. a. 9.OHANBERS, Am.
i2f-1m Principal.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31

NDTlOE--i have sold my coal, y OOl +, II y o
IN sand AMI cement tusinesf 70 Joseph Il.
Goo sing, the change to take eifect AuRuti
lat, 1883. Q2Tot) EDWIN u. 5A WDOH.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
DIR. THEETA,
38 N. Fourth ST.
Below Green,
PHILADELPHIA.

25 years practical eNperielS,
Guarantees to cure more qulaEf
safer aud permanent than al
advertising physician eli SpC
clalDisenses, Blood Poison
skin Diseases, l'im plea
BlOtehes, Obstinate Ulcers
ObstFHctlenH, Inflammation
Of Kidney, Bladder aud oias
orgaes. Nervous nehiiitV
EARLY Dpaav. .WaoI.upga.rf
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Which Was II? Racon or Shakespeare

The authorship Cf tho dramatic produc-
tions attributed to the last of the above
named is aGtating literary circles to the
very centre, but alccts the practical masses
far less than tho m0mentous question, how
to regain or preserve health, that essential
of bodily and meatal activity, business sue
cess and the ''pursnit of happiness" We
can throw far more light on THIS latter sub
ject than the most profound Shakespearian
can on the question first propounded. II
the system Is depl sted, the nerves shaky; if
indigestion or Constipation bothers one at
times, or constantly; ii the skin Is yellow
anu Tongue i.rred as IN Dilliousness; II there
matism or neuralgia; If the kidneys are In
active-u8e HOstetter's Stomach Bitters, the
n%nest % TeGuPerant o. an age PIoiihG In bench
If .alaria threatens or afliicts, that IL neu-
tT Lies the poison and fortiies the system.
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Buck,ep's Arnics saIye,

THE BEST sALvE In the world for Cuts. Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, salt kheum, Fever Sores, TIE tier,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Corns, and all
Skin hruptions, and positively cures Piles. or
no pay REQ uired. II Is guarantNep TO give per.
feet satisfaction, or money refunded. Price
rs cents per box. For ssie by II. Is. Cochran,
Druggist Nos. s7 ana lS North Queen street.
LAncsstsr, Pa luns21 lyd
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Tha great quantity OF waste matter to be
hourly and Gaiiy removed from the system
renders II OF supreme Importance that the
stomach ana liver be kept in perfect order.
LaIador accom- pa nies this. III druggists sell
II at IS csnts package.
When your child has been attacked With
diarrhBa, collie or stOrRAc ch disorders, do not
delay the use OF Or. Bulls Baby syrup one In.
stant.
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The PopuIa ion OF Ian caster

Is about thirty Thousand, and we would
say at least one-half are troubled With some
affection of the Ihrost and Lungs. as those
are, according TO statistics, MOI
not 10 neglect the opportunity TO call on their
druggist and get u bottle OF Kemp's Bslsam
TRIAL sss rse. so,d by all druggists. ~
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EXHAUSTED vlTALITY.
Exhausted Vitality

THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, the great Aedica
Work of the age on Manhood, Nervous and
Of louth. ana the untold miser1es conseq uent
thereon. oO pages evo. lD prescriptions for all
sealed. Illustrative sample tree 70 ali young
ana middle-aged men for the next 80 days. Ad.
dresa Dk W. H. PARKER Pulf mob street,
Boston. 0Ass mvl7.lYdAwNW4F