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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-25

We will make the crsyon portrait for a
short time longer, to get every one a
chance to give one, for $500 Lose no
time, but go to Cummings' gallery and
order one. 500 Market street,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-25

]. Cla.on Massey, Of the Fourth WMii
desires it to be distinctly undcrs'oua
that he positively d clines to be a eAH'
didate for the Board of Education.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-25

Lot ladies' tluc kid shoes (samples);
sizes, ~, ~ prices lower than ever.
Babcock's, sU6 Market street, above
Second.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-25

A carriage trimmer may hear OF good
place in the county by calling at the
kirkwood House after z o'clock this
evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-25

We will sell you one pair Of shoes at
the Wholesale price at the Gilt Edge Boot
and Shoe Store, Ill West Second sire ct,
Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-25

Nine and Is gems Tor " cents. Tin.
type pictures made all sizes at SO2 Mar
ket street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-25

Oysters, clans aud crabs at Ainscow's,
7O7 Sh'plcy street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-25

SMlTlI-MORRls.-At tho home of the
brides mother, No. 62D West Fourth
street, April y, 10y Rev. o. &. budding
ton, Mr.. james r. Smith and Miss Ella
NJ. Morris, both OF this city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-25

Receiving daily fat Virginia crabs,
cana and oysters wholesale and retail,
Spicer " b cke', 200 East Fourth street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-25

they have been tried for over fifty years, and
are to-day the most popular In use.
FOUR fathers and mothers used them. They arl
10 Safest Purost, and Best Remedy for Live
ad Stomach Diseases ever compounded
For Sale by all Druggists. Price rs cts. rer box,
boxes for G5 cs or sent by mail postag', FREQ, o;
eoipt Of price. DR.. J. IL. Schenrk 4 Sun, Philart
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-25

Go to Mcclure for all kinds of nsh aud
oysters every day. Eighth street market
house.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-25

~ mems hook lace shoe In Wilmington at
babcocks, 2OG Market street, above
Second
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-25

Butterick's Patterns. May sheet, p,v
In at Lippincotts, 3l2 Market stree, ~"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-25

With every dozen cab nets at Beec hers
Be sure of number 3l5.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-25

Deviled crabs at Ainscow'i, ~ Ship
ley street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-25

WANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
~ homework In small family at 200 Mad
'7'A '''Net' R25-2Lg
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
The Nstin~e Girl.

where do you suppose the matines girl car
riss ber money! She Il tired q bsing told
that the pretty silver olAsped pocketbook may
10 snatcbed from her hand. and she "a begin
ming 10 take with avidity 10 the newest thing
In cash boLiers. which is q soft oozs leather
bracslst. rather decorative than otherwise.
wh.ch has q rcceptacle Tor change Just where
the watch rested n month or two ago On the
bach of the wrist The bracslet "a worn On
the left arm II has . simple clasp. easily
manipulated, and when car fare or bontun
money /. vantst there Il Il cio-s by. perfectly
safe and leaving the hands free for other
small burdens
Another contrivance which greatly an,-
plnes life Tor the matinee girl IL q small
plush BAG which looks just large enough 10
bold her opera glaS But ~ait until abe
opens H. There Ia the glass. with its gold
and pearl mountings. Afs enough Thers
also Is . tiny compartment Tor the silver
bonbon boz. another Tor the pur>s. sno;h~
for the silver and crystal vinaigrette. anothw
for ivory tablets. yet another for the lace
handkerchief. and sometimes stu others for
ross waters or powder puffx II is mul,um
In Tarvo. mnsf of the iuxurie> of lifein CON-
psct form The matinee girl would not IKE
20 stir without IL. for. little ~ Il h. With 10
shs b fully armed Tor ths social fray.
dslphia Tins
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
slnI,x m. s..a. m, y.Iu.hI...

A midsummer tide of humanity flowed
against the hotel bulwaIks 40 Atlantic City.
Tn. ruin s;rovci hcach wAs fuil % aghissrs
Thsro was a curious coincidence connected
With tho trip u ons % tho yachts The party
was carried by Capt VIII Gale In his yacht
Alert They spoksa trim looking srhconer
OF shore. AMI tho captain inquired after the
p.opls In Atlantic City. In the conversation
thai followed Il was found that the schoonsr
vas m Other than the Robert Morgan, which
was blown high Ani dry on shore during ths
terrific storm q lss,, and upon which balls
AMI Iartics were held AL q the following "a
son
A snali arruy os sani dfters wcre AZ work
on tho bsach Their outfit consisted q .
sieve. shovel AMI tin boz They dug th-
and from aroani tls posts on which the
hoard salk had b-cn laid After reaching .
depth q about tso feet the s4ftsrs ran the
and through their deva freqasntiy their
Efforts we're rsvAri~i by finds q precious
sions. ani Iswelry.
To q curious visitor ons of the dfters er.
hlhlisi bis trcamrS II oomprt-ci diamond
pms. q plain gold ring. . dollar gold piecs
ami q number q smaller coinS lie hai
made lucky hit In tho morning. aDi was
about tl;0 better on. lie aii there were
cas- ~hers tjo hAi t-cn recovered from
the ani In a day. but that many days were
often spcni without recovering q dollars
vOrth The action q the "a washes al par.
ticle- around the ro-,s along the beach, and
tho hunlr.ls q dollArs' worth % jewelry and
monsy Lost by the summer crowds are gath
ervi In by the.e patient toilcrs during the
cold months PHILADELPHIA Reoorl
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
Keeping Eggs.

ssw In your paper sn article on tne
y.las % eggs through the sumner moutns,
Saying they ought 10 ~ con.om-d al home
A. much .s possible. I Thick. a. Tar ~
ne pront 1. concerned that they ought "a
~ u-sd .. economically as when toey are
softh from ts~nty-dss to forty eents pr
drrsn. pot do-n 100 dor-a fr-sh egfs,
p.ese,i up svsry day. TOO years ago. p,cs-
log them a coarse barrel salt. oeginoiog
,.s nr-t OF August wrapped each esq
stth psp~r. twisting the ends, and psct.
a "A. sxx. with tn- lit'ie eof down.
.old them The lat OF Deoembsr for thirty
cent. pei don.u. lien three egg Ia u.
ait. a. an experiment.. snd forxot al
.bOat them until The nsxt s-ptsmn-r, Que
y.sr snd oDe month. when ! took tnem
s,at They .sfe ss clear % look AZ - they
-, tn. d.y they were pa, down. and
shsn they we're broken they ~err !" h.-n,
except hsvlng dried down ht,is. TIE
paper kesps The salt IRON the rgxs, soh
sh.n tsksn oat csrvfally they e.nno' oe
Id from frssb eggs. n they have no,
b.~u p.eksd more than eisht months. i
.h,ll b-siu pscking this year as rooo ss
IN at OF May. aud an cure OF having my
sxr. fresh snd al rishi psxt D-esmo~r.
I'm hssplnT about nfty hens have nsh
dor success The pas, winter 10 gsttue
.wx.- bat an eonvinesd thst the fault wss
Is nv uot eiviug them proper care. l
s.S. s.p, an sxs-, seeoan, for two years
n,.,- snf uu,Il this winter have cleared
n pr d o. sl.so PEI ben eseh yesr'-Oof'
Mirror and Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
Tn. cr.., Gibraltar.

Gibraltar Is Interesting CA Account Of the
many historic associations cunnectcd With
former days. the days when Christian and
Moore oontendel Tor mastery In the souih of
Europs and wag~i an unrelenting contest,
which lasted for hnndreis of years, even lcns
after the tims When ChArics NArtel, or
ChAiss The Hammer, befOre the gates of
Tours. rolled hack the tide u Saracenic In
vaSion Not far away Is Tarifa. tho hill
above the town crownci with q Moorish
castle, said to 10 the sams ocrupleib by Tarifa,
the great Moorish chieftAin, wbo-s leyies q
toll upon the shipping which pas-sd In AMI
cot of tbs strait gave cur Language the word
tariff
Plano=. like men, sDmetimes have grcatness
thrust upon them, but u Is impossible 10
agres with the author that this Il the cas
with regard To Gibraltar. for the huge noun
tain of solh rock which riscs from tho "a On
the southwest extremity % Spain Ia promi-
nent for its rcmarkable geological character,
AMI from the mot ansient times was a land
mark. one u the Pillars oi iierculcs Europe
l. here only nine nils. from Africa. dis
tsnce readily covered by the heavy guns now
mounted in the fortress, AMI % England, u
she cho-s, could bar the commerce of half tho
world
Through the strait, beneath ths guns u
the fort, heavy current forever runs 20 tho
east. the water of tho Atlantis swiftly now-
Ing into the inland sea AMI apparently not
returning, phcnomenon which has oansei,
up 20 the last few years, no little establishment
among scientists, who accounted Tor u by tho
Immense evaporation In the east of the Mei-
iterranean Dot dssp "a Investigations have
Demonstrated that although the surface cur
rent through the strait always COWS 10 the
east, deep down beneath the surface there Il
a counter current of cold water returning 10
the Atlantic. Above the strait stands tho
mountain. the Lion Couchant, with bead 400
feet In the air. facing the spanish peninsula,
for such l. the sppaaraDcs prescntsi by tbs
rock when the Traveller comes In from ths
seA-cor. 81 Louis Glot--Democrst
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
She Made Him Look Pleasant.

A brace OF "loyers," anxious 10 secure
zach Others shsdow ere the SUBSTANTIAL
faded. stepped into photograph car on
The lipe ofths New H.ysn R0,d one day
last week TO cit for their "p'eiur.r." The
lady gave precedence to b.r ssslp, who,
said shs, "hsd got to be tuok fu.t and real
nstursl." lie brushed up his tow hesd of
hsir. gsve = twist or two to his handler.
chief. ssk,d bis girl N nj. shirt collar loot
"a sbout rieht. whsn he ss'umed the
physiognomicsl Characteristic. OF Q poor
mortal In q dentists hands and about 10
part With one of his .y- teeth.
SNOW, dew look party begged the
lady, essting ct him one OF her most
lapgui,hlng gisncs..
The picture WAS tsksn srd whsn pro.
ducsd II remiudsd the girl, a. sh- express
ed 10, "jast how Josh looked when he got
over Oh. measle. :" and ~ this wss no, IN
era 10 b-r sultor's history particularly
worthy az hsr commemoration che iusistd
that be shoulf cit sEain. lie obsysd, spd
she attended him ,o the ehsir.
Th. poor fellow tried To follow the In
dtnnits Injunction.
"Ls," she said. "wty, you look all
pueksred upi-
Oue direction followed another. but
With - little success. A. isst, growing
impatient spd beeomipg desperate, ths re-
solved To thy an txpedisnt which she con.
sldsred iofallihls, and exclaimed
81 cont hesr iithere is folks srouudl'
She a. joinsd the operator IN stand st bis
camera che then sat In her fellsr's isp,
placing her arms arourd his neck. msnae-
ed To east Q shower Of fsx.n ringlsts a. Q
screen between tbs operator sud her pro-
c~edipgs. which. however. we're betrayed
by succession Of smofoas sounds which
revealed hersxpsdisnt
when this "blllipg and cooling" had last.
I'd few minutes the cunning gal jumped
from Josh's lap, and clipping her hspds.
cried 20 the sstonished artists
snow you have GOT hint Pat him
throashl-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19


II 10 q curious thought that all the huge
value Of traffic, production, distribution and
conversion has for IT. cni and objective poin,
the supply of each inhabiiant with fes fcct
% boaris over his bead. sustained by bricks
or timler. about ten pounds q wool, sitteen
pounds - cotton converted into clothing. q
barrel q four and two OF thre hundred
Tpunds 81 meat each year. and liitls sugar.
glass of tssr, about i've pounds a solid or
hluid food rsr day, the-e constituting the
neo~-aries OF life some one has sAii that
life would not be worth living except for It's
luxuries. and that time would not bs worth
having sKopt for tho hours that could bs
savei for leisune How much of luxury and
bow much of leisure can the average man get
out q what "a 10 q, cents q day viii buy for
bis shelter. food and clothingi-The Forum
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19

An entertainment In Worcester. Mass, q
day or two ago was closed by wood saving
match Ou the platform stood sven saw
borSs. silently awaiting Developments by
The sids Of each saw lay two sticks u WOOD
ons III. and one little one Each stick vas 20
be cut twico In two. and the young lady Who
comple;ed the task first was 10 receive
silver PIN. with a craven image a q buck
saw rampant thereon, while the lady last 10
push the serra,si steel through tho rel oak
was 10 have hottie u Mother winSlowi
soothing syrup
To the music of piano accompaniment tho
seven young ladies formed Ia line Some Of
them bashfully rested tho knes against the
stick Of wool 10 bold Il In place. while the
Others vent at Il In busincss fashion. putting
the foot up where II belonged. showing dainty
little ankles and pretty little frills AL of
them bllishsSi moro or lea as they saw the at.
teution paid to their lingerie by the male
portion of the audience
A Mis- Denholm cut the first stick on the
quickest, the second also. and looked like o
sure winner; but her grit was more than her
strngth Mis- Rogers gained and paSsed
her. fnishing flrst and second respectively In
I'm ioA and I'm 9S-Ssw York Star.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
LAMPS.


Ol has hs.n burned In lAmT- Tor many CEN
turics, but 10 rcal improveuisni In oil lamps
vss mAdo till about loo years ago, or about
is<i, whsn n. ArgAni, q Swts Who lived a.
Ionsion. invented the cylindrical wick aDd
burner, ~hich has anoe borne his nam..
Soon after the glAs chimney Wa ln,roduoed
AMI lighting by oil vas fully reyoluiioniI-d
Thos two improvements multlpllei the Light
% 10 ob,Alnsi from lamp AMI by prciucing
psrfect combustion ~ tho oil, obviatsd tho
smoke ami lAd odors prsyiouaiy insp~rabls
from the u-e % oil lamps Other Improve
msnts followed. obs q tho most notable 10
ing the placing q tbs re-.rvoir q oil below
ths bumcr Instead % ahoye. making tho
lamp much moro convcnient This was .
disc0vcry % Philippe Girard, frrnchmAn,
about ~! Another frcnchman. Cared.
oon,rivei . mechanism % regulate the sup
ply q oil. but his contrivsncs was suT-rs~ied
by the Moderator lamp. iniroiuoci about
rriy years ago some further modihcations
q, lamps followed tho discovery % ps,rolsum.
but tho-o ArV the principal feature inelaiei
In the lamps % the prcsni day, tho ArgAnd
principle bsing Substantially unehAnsci
Cool lIOa-kwplng
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
Young Men May Save or Waste,

FJt many years I nave hell ~ tbs oplu.
Ion that no employment offs bstter op-
portuniiiss for young msu ~ acquire .
start In life than work on q farm. Here
ar som. essss la point.
The sou. sightseo years or age. OF our
wssherwon,n. hv $3.50 drssing six per
cent Inter, 81. which hs has saved since h
Vas foart en- year. old. In sddiuoa. be
will Ia f-v days receive eit0 for seven
months' labor The past summer, eioo ~
which BE- proposs. 10 loan. m,kiog $50
In sil. ths iaisrv-, OF which will bay him .
good suit of clothes esca year. lie hops
TO have s6O0 laid by when be attains hl.
m.jority rnis sun be ittsods ~ iay,si
in Zen scrs % good land. workiag . fee
years more ~ earn . team aud tools. when
De will be In fair vsy to De indrpsnisbt
fOr life.
To. course Of another yoeng m,n l. In
direct contrast with the above. fouttesn
years ago. when sixtscn years Old, be bsgsn
to drive team fOr farmer near town q,
ss5 per month. lie worked for The sane
nan uatil fes months ago, losing bot
htil. time. wsxe- are lower now. sni
for the last two years be has received only
500 pr year. bot FOR the whole time hi.
SAGE have PROBABLY averaged s2,0 pr
year. Ofthls smoan, be could hav. es.ils
saved siS0 pr y-sr. OF . total OF ~ 100
The in,.fe.t % which wouli have inersss
"a 10 - ~ 90 Instead of this. when
naslly discharged on secoun, Of dfuuksn.
n-ss, be hsd nothing ahead. lie had
drawn bis wages and spent them I. BE-
s,b, along
rhre. years ago I hsi in my employ
throaEh me summ.r mouths Q yOuIs rhsn
~ho graduated ths following year At . VII.
lsge high school where The standard of
scholarship vas hish. lie Was capable.
farm l.borsr. bat this vas too slo~ AMI
qlist . llfe for bin 60 be vent 10 Cisve-
land. where be works I. . driver on .
street railroad. llls sssocists- are low
and upedaestei. aud douoi u he has saw.
"a cent Yarn life N y he SLOW .nd
qlist. bat Il keeps youns meu occupied
either vortiux or resting. aud I, IL rot q.
,npvnsive for elo,hs. ~ those occspsii0n.
~aich fOroli the wssras of patcnei or
ragged garment. Toe farm hand hs.
neither the opportunity nor The tsmpi,iion
n spend moasy that lies IN The psio Of .
yoaug msn vho wprts 10 town -Amefi-
Gao Agricurufi.t for February.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
nlsrs., DO. rh., r,,r n..ra ot

There vas somc Kind os medical society
hOlding q inviting AZ the Grand Pacific hotel.
ami II set tho boys In the ofiioe talking about
surgical operations, and tho big and import
ant ones they had heanl u. Enoch whippie
and John Kelley we're on watch. and were
having lively debate whllo Paul Gore was
trying 10 figure up mans bill The cashier
finding he oOuh not get a satisfactory sols-
ton u bow much the man owcl for thrce
day. and quarter, at tio0 T.r day, took .
hand In the talk lie told how an oculist be
bad heard - Once took a mans ego cot q tho
socket, scrapsi u clean and then pui u lack
again a. good a. new That amt circum
stance 10 What heard, aid Mr Whipple;
'spcaking of blg orerntions, what DO yoi
think oi lansing dancing Michigan That
must have l"cn quite a job. sah John be,
ley. "but u |. no grcater than one knos q.
this l. not a surgical operation. u l. true. but
u struck me as u pretty big iob fOr any ous
% undertake. "Wel what was the 90,
Johnr aid Enoch and Paul simultaneously
why" said Mr.. Kelley. II think Wbee.lns.
West Virginia. L. about as big job as ever
heari u. Chicago Herald
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
Ca,,,, Of. p.la.l.a.

That s . queer fr,ak. sAid ons q tho
nswytap.r men when the women had do
Tari.i. "bui knos u = cA-s stranger than
that II hAT-nci In my own family, and
the victim - tho hailncination was my uncls
llo vas fArIDer and wealthy man Wbcn
tho sAr broke oui be enlisted AMI fought
brAvely 10 The end lie hAd NJ, t-.n hofns
al months shcu the strange fancy ssiIed
him that thsrc ~As a small drum -crvt~i In
the top u his heai and that he wOuh never
NOR, have Tearc lle was -rni 10 a private
lnsabe asylum EIosp, for this pscullAr hiea
bs wAs APPARENTLY a. sane a. you 90 ], aud
bis couvcrsaiion On any t0pic but this was
rational Finally the physicians hii upoa a
hAppy LieA They told my uncle that they
would I.rform q surgical opsraiion and take
the drum cot - they had q miniature drum
made. ami one u thcm kept u la the palm u
hls hAni where the patient could not - H.
They then cut The srAlp On the top q his bead
until blood came, and the physiciAns pre-
iendai % draw oui the drum through the top
u his bead, stitching the wound after doing
- Ny uncle wAs cured the minute be saw
tho drum -Mllwaukeo sentinel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1889-02-19
JEALOUSY or BIRDS.
The casiea. Rs.ait ef . Practical Expert
msnt with stcrkA

msnt With stcrkA
rfufessor frc-nani cites . numtsr of well
suthsniicaiei lnciisnts Illustrating tho jeai-
ousy that exists among the lower order Of
animals - jealousy involving . train of
thought and proc~~~ % rcasoning. One of
the most curious % the practical erpsrimeuts
he hlm-elf made was In the cass a family
of storks At Constantin0ple Having OBJ
tainsi permission q tho caliph 10 lnvest-
gate ths ~rclal and doms-tic crooomy u
thes historic birds nofe-~or frc-naui In.
troinosi into oBo of tho ns<;s on the roof of
. mosque elevsn duck eggs, and took away
the cggs which the mother siork had laid
The birds did no, Se.m 10 notice the exchange,
and the male and female stofk took turns las
is the custom with most birds At sitting upon
the eggN
In due time the eggs were haich~i and nine
plump ducklin.. made their apy.araDcc The
mother siork ~as apparently fully satisfied.
and abe brc.siei over her callos infants with
grvat tsnderpo<< hut shcn tho father stoTk
gut glimt-e al the dnckling. he bccame ter.
rihly agdiAici ami syiDo~i biz displeaHre
by shrll crie- AMI yiolent gcSiicuiailons wiih
BIZ wings AMI lcgs Asif. ho~e,r, 10 have
the scaniAl pruTsrly n no, Icgally 'cnii
A,ci. this enragci husband new away and
prc-sutly rcturD~i with an tmmcn-s numlsr
~ nslghlou II 10Th -,rcs Tho strange CON.
tany e1J.llsi the mother hrd from hsr Be>t,
AMI for q long tims inspected the young
docklings, kc.ptng up meanshlls an lnos-
sAnt chAitsring. A. n. fur-coth. they scrv
discussing aIBoag tbsm-slvc- The probability
q the female s,orks inhdeliiy AZ lasi,
sr,Ining 10 have Agrssi upon a veriict, they
tel upon the female and killcd her, after
which they "a, the young ducklings 90 dsath
AMI destroyed The net and every 'sstig.
tbsrrof
frufc-nr frv-naui say, that son after
this Judicial muricr the father siors, -enn'
lngly oysrcums by moriihoation ai tho sup
pcscd fAithl-Ds~. u hi. wtfe. committed
suicLls by drowning la the Do-pboras Chi
caco nmsa