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Daily Republican., 1889-10-12

AGENTS WANTED.

iot Olub Rates. or any furthsr informa-
en aenred, write lsgibiy to the undsrsign-
esstly stating youf residence, with
sns, oounty, Street and Number. More
Epa return mall delivery will be assured
Daily Republican., 1889-10-12
Bov Covered with Sec his.

NV boy, AGED nine years, has been trcub-
led XII hi, life with very bad humor, which
appeared all over his body In small red
biotchss, with dry, while scab on them :
I,sst year he was worse than ever, beipg COW
cred With sea os from the TOP of his head TO
lis foet, and continually growing worse,
ians. asa la / resort l determined to try
The CUTIUuRA RKMEDIKs, and am Happy TO
say they did all / could wish. Using them
disappeared, leaving the skin fair and smooth
and performing n thorough cure. The Curf-
CIJRI REMEDIES are all you claim Tor them
They are worth their weight In gold.
GEORGE Y. LEAVlTT,
No. Audoyer, Mass.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-12

II you want good barrel oil Jersey
sweet potatoes put up ior the winter, Sc
to smel,z u Co., No. IS E. Fourth St.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-12

WANTE D.-LODGERs. NICELY
w furnished rooms from ti.5oa week
up. No. East Third 81. I0-7w
Daily Republican., 1889-10-12

M ANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN, A
w situation rs assistant book keeper
or clerk. best of references. Address
Clerk" this office. ol0-3t+
Daily Republican., 1889-10-12

Home made bread at Weyls, No. Z
East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-12

WAN TED.-A MIDDLE-AGED
w woman for general housework. APP
ply TO PURCELL q Bill lELL,s Lancaster ave
and Harrison ct. lO-s-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-10-12

WANTED.-A GERMAN WORK
w fnEman wants q furnished room, on
the east side. Address j. DIN, this once.
stAting location and terms. i0-il.6tS
Daily Republican., 1889-10-12

A LENIloN-ALL PERSONS DE
M ,1IhE oruEs pure and chsmioals or wish
tafehtnWn Prescriptions or private receipt
,seulS % G,Sompo1nded with pure .mkterlels,
bs!. Il No, S7 Market street. Wiiminston.
-7stf
Daily Republican., 1889-10-12

,-nriCE-THERE WILL. BE AHAcK
NAM from Maryland avenue and
frd,r etreet every morning, at GAO to
sec"nd and Market. and Fourth street
rbarf along jackson TO Second, 70 mar
rtf to Fourth, to wharf; also parties
tskcn 10 a distance. III. y. pu MI AM
trleuhOnc, Gull ola gVh
Daily Republican., 1889-10-12
Wants.

WANTED.-ALL KINDS OF SEC
w oud hand furniture, stoves. watch-
e., oloekA guns and revolvsrs, sewing ma
cLines, bedding. house furnishing goods,
A, .. CONNER iii W, Front street.
ALI orders promptly attended 10. p-.e-l7t
Daily Republican., 1889-10-12

Ftisa sn, Y that shs psymsas q
s AZ he Tickets are sisned by the frssi
Irbt,W IN lnstituuon, whose chartered
WsJsidsne recognised in the highest Courts.
noyss5, pssAre Of eli imitstioRs OF Al
q, IN DOLLAR 10 the price OF the smsl
GRT.ot fraction Of . Ticket lBb ED
Aam.Ss IN any Drawing. Anything In Our
ols. soneied for less than q Dollar u swim.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-12
A. S. WEBSTER'S
Sci EcT DANCING ACADEMY.
EDEN HALL, ed floor.
TENTH ST. BETWEEN 0RlNiE AAo TiIAiLl
eENTLEMEN's CLASS

UL-N TIE U111-N q OH11oo
Commences October 8, Tuesday and
Thursday evenings, from to 10 O'Clock
LADIES' AND CHILDREN's CLASS
Commences Saturday, October 5. Thurs
day afternoon from to 6 a-d Saturday
afternoon frcm 8 to 8.
Special Ladies' Glass on Monday even
ings from to 10 o'clock. This class Is
especially for ladies that cannot attend
during the day. Private classes or pri
yate instruction by special arrangement
For terms, circulars, ETC., apply to IL.
r. Robeleu, 10 Market st.; at my resi-
dence, 1919 Adams Street, or by mall t.
| Eden Hall.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-12

WANr .,.2 !. ,,. YOUNG .S1. MAN An, TO o
ID. MCKINNEY. 1hird aud Monroe AZ.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-12

,-orI,E TO THE SCHOOL COMMIT
\ ices OF New Castle County;-Ihe
:. nonl Fund has been distributed and
nlsccd to the credit OF each Distriet IN
H." ta,,ners Bank Mt New Castle. Della
Wv ~ WILLIAM HERBERT.
""aitgl,, Trustee OF school Fund.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-12
Notices..
G1TTN7E xfkAM

TNXTRA' EAlhN'' ,e.
qa v ,sii soSSa a. 1,SS Ss sGdsf s4il US q
scnu nd cnbInet maker. Carpets
ho ii,, and laid. Polishing and vnrnish.
pa" Xii repairing neatly done. Mat
ils "a made over. AL work promptly
m a'n, md d." satisfaction guaranteed,
uOh' ". Cor. Third and Tatnall sts.,
aiTat w ,......- : 49,. . =
Daily Republican., 1889-10-12
.enNrRx ana n NINrH

, voSTGoAERY, 2os N. NINTH
r E.,Sls kssnsn:,. coS osSss.
Coli1' hla, t,i 10 days. Advice nee, day or
tytplne, ------l--------
~ DyIlARDT's PENNYBoYh Al
IL PILLS, ". sold sy Drass a,ss b.Ns var u
uiiAiions' --l-.------t---
Daily Republican., 1889-10-12

N0TICE.-OuR CUSTOMERS ARE
n oh, notified that Hawkins \ Co..
~ ns,as' uhatever 10 do with our insur-
bave po w. .ln'ss nd that any statemebt. being
a lI tnst have transferred our business y
htn ~. S,nth and Market sts., tbayard
isetfnn y. ~ where We shall be pleased 70 re-
tuI IL Insntanceh OF our old customers, IN
sssh companies a. yiil Dc enufsiy '"''iss-
tory to Tue" l.. II. BUCK, Manarer,
,,,tb and Market STA, BayEtd buildinE'
Daily Republican., 1889-10-12
SELECT SCHOOL.
MRS. LAURA osGooD HARKNESs
Respectfully announces that the Fail
Term OF her Select school Will opon on
Monday, September o

In the Davidson building, Corner Oh
Ninth and King Streets.
Both sexes are admitted and classes
will be formed in the common and high
er English branches, in bookkeeping
and in such Ancient and Modern Lam
guages as may be desired. Assistant
teachers OF experience and ability nave
boon secured for each department, ar
fording students unusual advantages on
very moderate terms.
Personal attention Is given to each
scholar, that an interest may be
awakened in tho students mind without
which progress aud thoroughness are
impossible. -.
Those who, on account of illness or
lack of advantages, have fallen behind
in their studies, will receive special as
| sistance and training, that, without en-
barrasnent they mayrapidly IecoYer lost
ground. .,,
The Primary and Intermediate De
partment viii DO under u competent
teacher. -,
hayo special oversight and care,
| Terms from 81 to SIS per quarter, ac-
cordlng to clnssitl ntion.
For furtherin formation, apply to
MRS. HARkSESS,
500 Market street, city,
Between II q. M, and y. m, or uny
evening. au2S-u
Daily Republican., 1889-10-12

WY ANTED.-A BOY TO LEARN
w the harness trade al PERKINS,
ioi W. Eighth o.. io-il-st
Daily Republican., 1889-10-12

WANTED-BOARDERs, FURNISH
w ed or unfurni,hed rooms at III MARKET
st. Also table board. ivlb-tr
Daily Republican., 1889-10-12

w ANTED. -BOARDERs, FURNISH
w ed or unfurnishcd rooin5 at No, So7
shlpley street. Also table board, i0.ii-5tS
Daily Republican., 1889-10-12
I MCBRIDE

I MCBRIDE,
d., Manufacturer Of
PICTURE FLAMES, No. BIO shipiey b.
Pall1ngs aud Pictures neatly framed IN hno
h't,tslyies Of moldings. Hanging. reshd.
n aud repairing promptly auenoea 70
" 1lt-tu, VI, ttf
Daily Republican., 1889-10-12
IMPORTANT.

Address N. A. DAUPHIN. "
o. u. \. DAUPHIN.
WnBhington. b. q.
i,,I ordinary letter. containing Money ulder
fsIrl ~ all Express Companies, New York
-AchAnEe, DRAFT or Postal Note.
hai''' Registered lsltus containing Cur
tRtI
~" ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
Now Orleans, La.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-02-09
4 pIrdseIe View sfthe Horla .

There = wlttspfe&d demand BY al
gessefs ard siG5sEts i6f w0Fk tlat sliAil
furnish eumpsstig Aad ktiFActis ely, Ell he
esseHtisi facts std stsiissses e The d.lfefent
=st4ssss nj ts5s E1zFid sst the r4sses tis3sis
habit thea. Al lh,s jHforrnzllsa has beer
md risesiy ssaghi. eHrefully tested Apj
proved, al is hEiliiassiy toIc IA oI.e AaHdy.
and handsome volume BY Osef5hIe Raclai,
she famous Freaeh Ge'gF.pher and SaKzni.
The Aaihor eAs really satceesiszj u $ sur
,prissiIg ifegfee 10 accomplishing bis pur-
A-se u i ~.s44sss. sisG.s ~. ttih.sTs :
80 other Ike il. Il = Just aha. is ill.
represents Il h bs--a los.k all arcund The
Egfld-tuf x i = Wosfsf =sSu through Evsy
u he largest Intelligence and described
ss,h is.sailable Ftgsr. freshness and pletafe--
que grSke, ooalbined with studiOes aud
pziHs-sksng accuracy.
The result Is the story It the z.,rld. The
Inyre the Euiane % lssassd ia,o the grtnser
: the seuse Of IL ~iis sesp% aad ils MASTER
i preparation. Atsrzrtrys rrsding f,.r the
fansi!y ssslssge7i sssgnd the eTs1fEg lamp,
II IS also hsi.dy book for itaasssiAie refer
snes for the busy H.aR y aS <ouii illuminate
his dalfy I.eEs Sish more 9ecasste informa-
ti4a-
Ia brief, gres. 1eai of hhra work, pains
txsng EBd skill b4Se gone islto the pF..para-
ton u tisss Yelumss which 70 no esseh-.enny
esnrern, presenting ; bpd9ied flasz u
piles-farkea iAcis TO the innocent reader
under the PFetsase efescyelopedic i6torHa-
tisa. Il i wbaf il pFsf-s=es IN be. Fii7urT
rev II all the eoahtFses and peoples under
The sua, 80 arrunged ard dixgrsssd tkal q
great deal " inlerestiAe nEi lzzassal ksarg-
ledge 3 packed hsnesly in a limited spsee.
W biie ehl'i Eailid nexer tire OF tie fas-
cinafion II ilefsets illuminated by III III
ustraiioes of xhich % sre fall page, The
faast thoroughly read Hssn xill hnd on
exsry page s9nelbink. the ilaaeFtsaee of
whsch Be E@veY re@lfzrd 50 fully a. when
q eeopgaphical e1peFt pre<eAls II With
ssieUi;se eAsss n silrAetve phraseeiogy.
Ths IHsu who prepared tk;s work is a
geaigs 10 such effsEt There are no xsAk
sy,-ass in 4. The p6blishsrs hsve done their
best s.'r the mechanical part Of Tie work
ssd their ensssprise IeAves nolbiGg 70 be
dssiresi N that rsSeect.
Tbe J. Dewag Company, sI3 Earkei ST.,
San Francisco, Cal. are the sols agents for
this vork thn siis Of the Rocky Mountains
snd AL applications t-s-t the sseasies sEsssis
be addressed u tEetp. S
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-02-09
Ysr chnisI.st

TiAzl-E1i ne s.ak.ss gssaisrises a-a iiSeFisy
L llss Iii k1 m
-sisssrs. bat Mt s'i ia sssFefing that uAa bs
psled et his SafTa tea, nvf al the frsa4ce
fsa- that aE,hFxe.te can furnish. all Easm
hss nlErgsN EAsa slsiass aaAa fss-s r.ss-a iss
lcs atSeEs Aleag bic spinal ee,amH. H..s.fi-
.es'S St,nsSh E3tsers = the thiar Is ifilss
rex MAssnih iasie bis ehtfscd asa sgsIish
frapie. - srassay tlr heyre tev,gr aa3 en-
isas;iag sHests wkish alternate vita the
ehill Dame kgssr agEe cAke, tilsauz resail-
seisl is sh.Es, esery ksaoNa fa-r4a II tsasiArinl
aiseeee i subjagasr4 - tsss p..tesli. ss.a =,
the snsas ties@. whe.essHsS era xeniAI nasdk
esne Elinushess, ct'sstipsasasA, dFspepsix
SICK hgaazsheA iszs--s aepesiss ard sleep
kidEey tTvgbls. Faedsassisna as3 debility
aFe alss fsra~ifsd BY Il Use is villa PEI.
sistenee u risscs ih~rongh cars.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-02-09

To ile EprroR. Please INFORM
your readers that have q positive
remedy for The above GarIed disease
Ry lie timely use ihoueands II hope
les eases have been permanently
cured. shall be glsd 10 send two
bottles Of nav remedy Tree to-any ot
Your readers y ho have consumption
il they wiil send me- their express
and ps'stofEice address.
Respectfully,
ia. SL0CuM, NC,
Isl Pearl St New York
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-02-09
Merlt MIns.

We dfsirs 10 say 10 our ritisens. that for
Year, We havc bten seliaslg ~ Aissg Asat
bareYssy for lVssGmpisvn. ug. kisg's Sew
ESec4fse Bs9ters, And have nevet hasaicd
refanAies thas sell ~ we'll. or thnt hAEe gSveaa
sash tnSseraza satissaesAc1. We d. Aot
he<ilnts 70 guassz.tec thena eYefy nnse, eEsl
we stand ready " FsfuHd the pasehaae pFita-
II satisfactory seEuits DO mol ioAowA tsetf
aac. Thcsr remeNii'S bare Woa iaeaf EFsai
psPaiArasy paEsiy 20 sasas useEas@ y 4
Haalsy 4 ~, Druggiass.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-02-09
on psIlr Bread.

Heavy and souF bread or biscuit hal yAsl
influence through ll,s digestive srgans upon
the measure * health We enjoy. Hos inn
pegssHt - "uF present. happiness and future
usefulness the blessing q. good health sad =
sound Constitution are, ~e can ouly realize
wheu we have iost them, AMI Shen At is t'O
iste 70 repsir the daHsgs. NotEitas.snding
these facts. thousands u pers,as daily 5eo-
psrdze aa; otiy tb-is health, bar their Iftfs.
ard the heAllhs sd lives Of o,hers. By ussi;
articles N The preparation q their food, tie
purity And healthsulness Of which they
knoW nothing. Pe5baPs few cents may
hsTr hh7es1 saFed, or il may have been iiseFs
coaSehient 70 obtain the articles used. and
the h0usekeeper takes the responsibility and
possibly vih Uexer khnH the mischief that
has bsen Ane1sht Pa.erfAmiiiAs mas hsve
spslis Of headache, the chiidre0 mar have
test iseir appe;ites, eF look pal-; II 80. the
true csase Is raseiy suspected. The weathef,
the lNck u outdoor air, oF tonle other cause,
a given. spd the UNIV tslasome, poisaaals
ssEtem sf a3alterzted f-od goes On keIi
10 the ssslr. which should be ulada Of good.
saG0d wheat and net ground TOO tue, Tie
/ yeaSg s,r lsskiHg powder. WHICH FURNISHES tfIe
I rising properties. S II The greatest rapport
aaee. and oi the two We prefer hAkIng pow
/ der. Ard aisays use tA-;R ;RayAf, ss We thereby
retain The orgisSl pFePsrtics of The wheat,
l.e fermentation taking plsce. The action a
the Keysi Bsking Po&aer apop the dough
I Is simpy 10 swell II Essi form lutte eesi'
through ever part. tHsss ees!s an Sled
7 Sith eErsonic aeiA saS shich passes oR dslr-
ing the pscesss .,f b1kise.
1 The Royal l. lasds Erem pure xrxpe seid
asd Il Is tho s,t5Nn II thia seed apaa highly
/. csrb..niEea biessbonste gf susit that g~9er
sizes the gss slia5ei 10; ard tlssss iF'gre
! dients are IN pure sssa 80 perfectly hssEi
I :eSssd sa1 rlaYssd 70 eseh other, that th'
seton il Mill sHd p4rmSnani, ssd ;s csH'
..naed during the whsie time u aakIT1E
sfd II, residue VT poSsoaous lagFsteEts ~
,lisls,-.. 1, u,stEsglin4 he Eealsh, ~ heavy
bissIlls. &c seGr brad. but Z disretisns Ar
4 FaiioNet every aglele gill BE- found swes
asd EAqitsoras.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-02-09
Eureka.

7 We a,s5tto of California means, have
fruRd a. Only IN that land sf sunshine.
share tbe orange. lemoa. olive, ag and gap.
sieem aAd ripea, sMd attain $keir highest
perfectaon II mid winser. are sbe herbs ana
gum seard. that are assd ia that pleasant
remedy fsF All thr..at sRd lasg trsab.ea-
Santa Abe the ruler u coughs, Asshma
ard eeasumpsios. Mr. D. 7. Hadisr 4
CO. bsye bsen appointed sgeais Ess this vala.
sela California refn@dy, sad sells il lusies a
gasFAn,es 81 81 bS.ile. Three for $3.50.
Try ,C<iifsFnsA Cs.- r Care. the ansv gusr.
aasssd eass fs,s e@saFFh ST, BY sasis $iI0.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-02-09

A beautiful seune lady tScsae 90 sadly
aisfgaFed xith pimpsss and hia,hes the. ii
was feaFea shs woaid dle q grssk A friend
sccemH4saaed Ayers Sarssp&silla. which
sbe toek, and wss eanplessly cared. She
is now ore Of the fsircss II he lar,
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-02-09

Tie xesii.a vsslsy eoaii wsil-ss,uuss The
:ssse q TIE ssssr Bswl Il Ses Mexico. =
The sun ard he tllii seStas % izgsrt 70
eFsTstaieK p.as srV~sa lA-ger ausyaat of
sse:hariea subs1ssrs tiaAa isssui.d il o9her
see:ioaS = the sorid- The grapes are s~esser,
sts5sts HTsii rsss-=r es.ss rer.siFs efess<r pro-
Hrartiaa II spxsr saa everything that srs,ss
is superiSF iri ihsi resgeei.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-02-09
me FIrst Gaa.
- s. - ]

+ ~ waa..d TKs 10 sre tae Spr.ngsE Stark-
r.aA nlt.e1 rss r.s.sz :, iFls.5nplN1tis De-
rIsfsa tiis ealy sud sotisssy DeneerAt-s
ssnn,ay. fgsaks, upcn TIE pssssge II ths
pa l.lss bill ky bssih hstsal, Legislative
keroft.
Ms. FFsats nas kelpe3 70 Psssa iAw I.
protsct hisn fran tbs rewspspers; bai A.
lie sssss Sc l. lias.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-02-09

The saersmealo Csstls camrsay. Of
Southern New Mexico. has dissolved r.
asoase wishdr~iag frum sl.eeompauy. The
genllsnea operating the bussaess roS are
c. Y. HilaSn aaa NJ. a. and O. & Irwia-,
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-02-09

The eixtth selans II Aid<sS Manifold
tsxelonsd;a essss.ak fren Csyi5H 70 Club.
F0ut, and 10 fuliy vqaAi y " F1e'iscassesa---
ia hsstszas,Tss tyf,n, s0asefess iitafsfas2s -
hanay feria, ssas ssis-ssAsstssl bisaiak. asd
snese tsaaa ali. r. ssiifoi sdiiiag, wbies1
ksrtnxA wIghia sseh tussgegissse titnisa tsea 4
x.st slnaalT q kBuWstdgs, 10 Nsil adopted
% sopussr bseas, aFu sssissseiion end
aelses4t ssa s.saEEa& Ma Only 10 ia lDar.
veisss,ss low pstee. hat 10 every C,hsy Fss-
neet. fis.s seeaas ht1sr ihan say Other Gy-
eaapssaia sassted ftsr u4e IN tie h0tnsa II the
lnasaes. sad IN nar rnbisG hhEal y. a
speefesea vasanln. 70 b. SsEurned e tei
aantrsa. nsnS ieSts.i IN eIesh hsatihk FAR ~
gRs.ts. or III half AeFrne fgr - csSss: post
- ilr. Adtfess ]. .slin= I. asaef, paesishsf'
Nsw Ysafk. t;iiiesss. AaisAss. ssaa g sai'
Esaaesseu.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-02-09

For tie fes.oss.ion sffAdsd ani sray bAiF
10 ila original eoIoE sad fre4kaesA. Ayers
Hair NsgeF Fenains unFivsled. This y the
.nasa p0pulsr sEd valuable tDilef r'Frpssssias.
IN the wogi5; ~ who nss Il sse pesfecSl,
satisfied that il is the hssk
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-02-09

Ths Esw Mexieo elli1ar i a raaB Il many
rasouFuea. as aiil hs zaea fF.sn The E,isowing,
from ose Of oar np-cuE4lry exchanges, bass.
ne.s u ths priatiak tisss ssleensly beieg .
ilatle siseks
Bring yasr sld east issAr and pile itin The
pFiiasilg vises back yas3. VIII pay s. a
ioa for l.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-02-09

Meyer naiH. Nho. owus raneh 10 psEa
Ana t-sssty, !. sa.kisg Preparations ss ss'ek
il with steers from his Texas ranch - seon
a. the ~eAihes Sili permit gathering for
shipmeHs.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-02-09

Thhaks 70 he fses Importation Of lad
orcs tren Nsrseo. VI ~ Tie guise Of silver
aad gold ON tEsEe sse ssry fes irAd Hiines
u New Mtxieo being gpesssesi.=-sss;oeorrc
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-02-09

The Ly1ns and Campbeil esstls company
~iIi seoa make shipment Of iOO0 head Of
feeders 10 csl,farnA.
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-02-09
cnIfxrT
Hsu to xsks 3 Carp Poad.

4 From book reoea.ly publlshei in the
e;,r. emitted -Hsne FI.hiux asd Home
wassrs." naa writssa ty that e1reslen,
authority On asA eulfGFs. the Hnn- Seth
Green, us take the sell.s~iEs paragraphs o.
the snsied Of rzrp culture. He ssss: To
oSsssr1es pond arst stake Of your bad
tie assss8 i',aessio''.t :aea take ple~
and se4zper. and With iAsm make The nsees-
sary sxesys:ioa. The pohd should be
about svs or six Zee, deeP T. sbe centre
gradaAlly slo7ing up 10 the edge. The
esjecs N h2sias the pond deep ia the
center ia 10 provided the ash wiah plsee to
ss;sie iato during the winter, Without
danger q the vsssr freezing selid and there
~ kiiIiag ihe,n. - wouti Be sA@sease in a
cad eiiua4.s L lhe water uAs shsiseW. Tie
reaaea for having the sotien s,0piag, .
that thsreby he hsh nlsy have aeeess %
pieasy q NafIa. shgai ~ster. ard ssso that
u case the eAcad Ash are not saeen ess alter
apasniaz. 'hs ys'ans Nai have the pfs'sTe-
taea q sae shAissH Saaes On tse eekss. l'lo
'shsci tas 'AFSes hsa ca'Ho' 'e'na' 7 iasS
should 'sei iDeisss'i q 'isas = n'e-l = A'l'e
q theF yoaisEef fsiaasss.
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Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-02-09
Take il in Time.

Ayexss ehcsFy Parsorai b = hishly
eoaoenfrnsea and powerful n1edIelne.
\ II Is 81 Arsssiyna exrsrforzus, aad, II
praEspslS taken, In eases of cougf4a,
Thrcas Or Lung frouhlna. saeEhas ana
heais the iFrisased fissaes. aaa quickly
allsss Al tendspey 20 C0uSaraptIon.
aixS years ago, contracted serrra
Cold. which settled on ny LAfIses, and
eoon daveioped al the aipfnsing Eyzap-
EanaA "a NtasS0asptiua. bal O congh.
Might SNaafN. Bleeding Ltnaa, PsgN m
by Chest Nasd EldaS. and Ms - eaaa-
p3etely rrnstsasef ~ 70 ba cca6nrA to
iay hea n1osA 0f shs sfme. AFTER trying
yartuas pEessFiytions, Wildcat tehsfit.
my physician Eraily slsteraEined 10 give
mo Ayer'a CbexrF f2efnrals ] teok r,
and fEl@ mfEers wxia nsawfcmg. seemed
20 rally fresa the FIRST dtssa a. thls gElGssiis
ietae, and. afssf tassag uply thrae bc41ies,
nsn aaw ~ ssA ard aNsHla aN eFex.--
aiodney Jchaacm, SKkingneti. III.
I hare uzsa Ays4sA CherEy PeeEexai
fH my fxlnlfy. tof Ealtfs ana Coaxha,
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dare to b vii hQut tbs assttezzte sisEssazh-
tiae winier snosths. = Rls<eei BaszEae,
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Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-02-09

The fIIauan FuEniturr 6pisiz
many. ii III l'ass, Texas, tcEles
,...,,, .; ;tiiti,7n IN SIT FFspocts. Gall
ri .ee far NnalrselE
Rio Grande republican. (Las Cruces, N.M.) 1881-1914, 1889-02-09

Carp can 10 rsisel in vel sster. but water
fress bs,5ek "a prsisrssis. 1key vi, sae-
ssod ia shs nosthsEa ssziea Il the Pcads ars
dssp saSugh ssa 70 trrszs - sass bvsion "a.
wIst~r. Carp do NJ require feediag il
xsstsf; - Ihsy burtss IN The Hsas, Or
Libernas.s uass. tie ice dasPpsafs IA the
spssng.-Ohso Fa-mer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-29
I'd EDITION.
--latest TelegIamS to The Star.
SURVEYING THE RUINS.
Estimating Losses, Hunting for the Dead
and Beginning Over Again.

BOSTON. Nov. 29.
Firemen spent the night and this forenoon in
quenching remnants of the big blaze,
while Gordon of weary officers are
still guarding the ruins. Incoming trains
this morning were packed with sight
seers. Relic hunters were pres.
emit in large numbers Telegraph
linemen were early on hand attempting to re-
pair the broken circuits. The walls of some Of
the Quilted buildings are in a very danger
Gus condition and the owners will
raze them to the ground to prevent accident
Gangs of men have already begun to clear
away the debris. Nearly all the burned
out merchants have made arrangements
to occupy other stores at once and resume bus
ines. Several large safes loom up from the
ruins and appear to be intact
OUT OF WORK.
Among the spectators at the ruins today
were 500 girls who we're employed by
I. Y. Crowell's book bindery, many of whom
was the main support of families
and who have now no means of subsistence.
The wholesale small ware business of Boston
is, without a single exception. wiped out, but
all the firms will resume business as soon as
suitable quarters are secured. Jordan, Marsh
d Co. lost most of their Christmas stock Of
small wares.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-11-29
PENNSYLVANIA DELEGATION.
Republican Members of that State Con
sulting on the Speakership.

The first rush of business at the Capitol
this winter started in today at about 2
O'Clock, when a number of Pennsylvania
republican members took possession
of the room Of the committee on rivers and
harbors on the House side and proceeded to
discuss the Speakership question.
Mr.. Bingham was, as usual, busy member
of the delegation. but outside Of the regular
secret session proceedings he had nothing to
say.
Judge Kelley looked quite serious and it was
evident that he was present to relieve himself
of sunday opinions to the "whipping-in" Of
members who wanted to be independent
In the corridor outside the committee room
was a large crowd Of anxious ones. the majority
of them newspaper men. Mr.. Bingham. be-
fore the session commenced, said he thought
the conference would be over in about half an
hour, but the limit he set was exceeded con-
siderably.
At o'clock, after very interesting debate,
in which seventeen members participated,
q vote was taken as to the speakership. The
result was IA in favor Of Reed and for
Mckinley.
The two absentees, Harmer and Mccormick,
who are for Mckinley, are not counted.