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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
THE WAR-sHlP CONSTELLATION
Again Anoat-She Is Not Seriously Dam
aged.
ny telegraph 10 Tho DiBpatch.l

10y kelthltlA " tho Aft'hAt~Hsl
NORFOLK. Va, June 19.-The United
States ship Constellation, ashore near
Cape Henry. is living easy this morning,
head northeast The wind abated during
the night to almost calm. The wrecking-
steamer Victoria j. Pced arrived at $3.50 this
morning and now has the cables and
anchors from the ship. The wrecking-tug
Rescue. quartermaster's steamer Genera!
Wool from Fort Monroe, and the United
States coast-survey steamer Blake are also
on the spot. The ship VIII probably be
hOated to-day.
WAsuTscroy. June 19-The following
dispatch has Just been received at the
Navy Department from Captain Iarring-
ton. OF the Constellation: The COnstella-
ton. ashore yesterday inside Cape Henry
light in fog, IL ahoat The injury not
serious. Must dock. Proceed to the navy
yard to-day. All we'll"
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The Abolition OF the Poll-Tax Defeated.
(By telegraph 10 the Dispatch.l

PHILADELPHIA, June H. Returns received
to-day show that the suffrage amendment
proposing the abolition OF the ffty-cent
poll-tax qualification is defeated by de-
cided majority. Owing 20 a greater in
terest in the prohibitory amendment tho
vote on the suffrage amendment was last
ulght lost sight OF entirely in number Of
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20

counties, but the figures received to-day
leave no doubt of it's defeat. notwithstand-
ing the fact that Philadelphia gave 92,525
majority for It's adoption. Tire latest esti-
mate from Allegheny county is 10000
against the poll-tax abolition.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. June 10, 1871

OFFERINGS.
WHEAr-I,f0O bushels.
CORS.-2,100 bushels.
SAILS REPORrsD TO SECRETARY
WHEAT.-Mixod, I,G00 bushels good on private
terms.
COEN.-White, Loo bushels very good on pri-
yate terms.
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A Steamer and Schooner Ashore.
-, .,-....s o.. a.. r,t-.....,.

MGSNRAPoLIs, June 19.-The Journals Du-
luth special saws: The fine steamship City
of Cleveland and the l20O-ton schooner
John Martin have gone ashore at Two Har-
bors. and arc badly damaged. The steam
or is valued at 100000 and the schooner At
S3j. 900. Both belong to the same owners.
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New York Central Depot Burned.

BUFFALO, June l9.-The New York Central
freight depot. 700 feet long. was Quilted by
fire this morning. The building was almost
entirely free Of freight. Loss. s2j,0OO.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. June l9--Yirginla 3's, 6gil a6qk :;
Baltimore and Ohio stock. si7t Northern Cen
trail stock 69a73; Cincinnati Washington and
Baltimore lsts. 97Ks9S do 2ds. 52A %. 3ds,
25a2j consolidated gas bonds, lIiA do. STOCK,
f5a.
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EMORY AND HENRY.
Contest for the Robertson Medal-Society
Anniversary.
ll-.-n-.,or lnn-.. M Lhn E-crInnrf nlanatchl

IccrresDoudonee Of the Richmond Dispstch.l
JUNE IS. 1889.
The contest for the Robertson prize
medal took place TODAY. Ten speakers
anpearcd The speeches were unusually
huc. pxcellng both in delivery and IN
literary merit. Much speculation exists as
to who has been successful. Hernt~lans
EXPRESS tine hope that an Hermcslan has
won Calhopeaus, that CalhQpean mas
been successful. Gillespie, Bell, Minis, and
perhaps one or two Others, are closeln the
race. Some other one not here mentioned
may. however, be called out tomorrow as
the winner.
lbe alumni address by Hon. John
A. Buchanan. member of Congress, was
very fine, as al predicted II would
Doe. Il was devoted en- tirCly 10 i
discussion of the value Of thorough
training at Emory and Henry an
the branch of Natural Science and English,
AS opposed 90 500 much Latin and Greek.
The object OF the address was TO secure an
endowment for the two chairs OF Science
and English. The remarks OF the speaker
were loudly applauded.
ANS1yEnsARY OF TIT HRRNEsIAE SOCIETY.
The6fticth anniversary Of the Hermeslan
Society BEGAN with the yalCdlctOry by Mr..
\. T. Oglesbv jr.. Of Wythc county, Va
subject COLLEGE ilfc"-a short. sensible
speech, followed by the junior response by
MIR. Walter L. Stanley, Nirsnia-subJect,
The Sauctity OF Home "a long speech,
hut one that did not weary the audience:
Following he response came the award OF
medals. The medal for Improvement IN
debate was awarded 10 Mr.. G. Is. Ames, OF
Mississippi. by lii J. "Reb" Saunders, an
old Hcrncsian and recent graduate OF
HE Law Department Of the University.
The best dcbater's medal was awarded to
". 0. Minis. of Tennessee, 10y DR.. Jones
president of the college IN speech lauda-
tory of Sir. Mims's high standing as
speaker and writer.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
rVHE BRADSrREET COMPANY,
l. CHARLES y. CLARK. PRKsIpssr
BRADSTRkkrS RiCHhoND OFFICE
no. lio kA5f MAIN srkkkE
1slephoss ko.k5I
IN. Witty, superia.snasa.

Tho Richmoad once hAs moro tnAn rep, pass
with the rapid growth % The city and develop
ment Of The territory tributary 70 IL IL ofers 10
OF ssysten The superiority OF which
IL recognized Ia ovory trade centre OF he eivil-
Led world TnAi IL v In . special sonss prepared
sfsstssrstss usa en- stAsr usrsssfsb sssRsA
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fatures ragged a. follow



CHICAGO, Juno ~ Wheat was less active to-
day with trading chiefly locaL Fluctuations
were confined gtihiu q Sc. range. July opened
AaHc. lower. and closed a. the opeaing. August
and December closed - lower than Yesterday.
Corn was active and higher, closing gsAc. high
err than yesterday. Oats were Guiee and dull.
Hog products wero easy and dun. Speculative
trading WAS connaed chiefly 70 July and septem-
Der. Prices ruled lower and The market closed
quiet at about ilslde dgures.
CINCINNATI.
CrNcINNAr1 June l9-flour active. Wheat
1rm; No. rcd. Sc Corn strong. No. mixed,
&c. Oats steady; No. mixed, 2As2SAc
Pork quiet a. fl2. Lard easier 81 Sf.30 bulS-
meats aud bacon quiet. Whiskey steady AZ fl.0a
Hogs lower; common and liehL S@50ah.i0;
packing and bulchcrA 81 lOsS4.25.
ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS. juno la-Flour quiet AMI I'M
changed. Wheat. lower; NO. rel cash, Sic.
bid: July axe: september. 13',c Corn
firm No. mixed, cssh. Bic , July. SAC. oats
nrmer No =. cssn. g2sc; July 22ac. Nhis-
KEY. lot. Provisions quiet and easy PORK sl@.
Lard. 1875.
WILMINGTON
wuMISGroS, y. e.. June i9.-Turpenhne
steady At 3ia34s 49,. Resin quiet. strained, ne. ;
good strained. s2Sc. Tar firm A. s. so. Crude
turpentiue 1rm; hard, 81: yellow dip sad
virgin, kl.D.
LouIsvrLLE. June i9-Grain and provisions
unchanged.
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURSA
NRw YORK. June l9.--C0iton-Net receipts, -
bales: gross receipts. .0uS bales. Futures closed
steady: sales, GiGN bales; June. fi05la
fl052: July. So r2qs'0.53: August SN.J9a
5000: September. $50. i2Hilni3: October sqsoa
81 gJ. November a. s2R9 80. December issia
So 50 January. g. 1oate 81 Februsry, t0Nafe :;
Msrrh. tlO Ojatl00j, April so l3asl1A; May
SO. s0ati02i.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET
LIVERPOOL. June l9--Noon. Cotton firm !;
receipts 1900 bales. American, 25O bales
Futures nrm and Al "a advance; juno and
July. s3-6fd; July and August. f}6id. ;
August and september. 81 t4G. October and
November. Sj-6iI. Tenders, l,eD bales GA
new dochot aud go balos on old
, p M-Sales OF American. 3 400 bales; June.
Juno ami July. ) 6j-Gid., seller. July aud
August 3D.. seller; August aud Septem Der.
63-6f1., seller: September and OCTOBER.
43-tid., huHer; October anu NoVem0 Der.
35-old., serer. November and December,
) 316ii., buvcr; December aud January
32-6ii.. seller: September, 5 6tt4d. seller.
Futures quiet but steady.
f.. M-June. juno and July. 6@0id,
seller: July and August OIL, seller; August
and September 5 62-0id., buyers; september
and October, ? 43-64d. buyers octobor and
November. 35-6ld-. buyers; November and
December. 3g-64d, buyerB; December and
January, 5 3l-6id.. buyers; September, 2-eiL,
buyers. Futures closed steady. IA
NORFOLK PEANUT MARKET.
Tseported cor tho Dtsostch.I
JuNg l9.-Narkct quiet. Prime, &c; extra
prime, &. AZ; fancy, BIC; common, 2a3a &C;
she'led, 3s3Sc.; Spanish, &c factory hand
picked. 58aISc
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whose subject was The Model Man"
ST. pntfpu .at1.

DIT. ration sad:
10 hae been sGid that man makes tbe age IN
WIN ~ iivos. But with eQuai truth may Il 10
tei ttai the age makes tho mao. Inc type OF
manhood IA the ninetconth century 70 isr hlghsf
tial iial iu ages pat lie ibon poinied 0pi Ger.
fa.n ats and ats 90 the character ana IRE OF
fh.uose Gordon aud Napoleon bonApArtoi con-
isrei the TWO men, then asked tue 9uesuoh'
Wen " lh0so vii you take ~ your modolY
Ite poorest tenant Of The Iydlan Wild,
hlose heart Is pure, whose thoughts are nnao-
ficd.
io tuo1 rank may bear the nrs. degree,
Tor virtue only h nobility.
h. ". CHRISTIAN OF VIRGINIA.
Mr. Christians subject was Light Bear
ng.' lie said
Man - the hightest order OF creation, the
master d All created things indeed be 10 MADE
Dol Tie image u God. since thep, msn u such an
august being. and since nothing is made without
purp Jso. there must be a worH assigned W Din
itat 4 oQasl 10 bic great capabilities There IS
Tor y BIN T. assigned the mission VI bearing NE
vuth. fruih is lght; hence Il Is our mission
" bear lie light
There Is great and imperative demand Tor
ugtb Us IL shown by Socialism, normohisin,
Tie sups@IrtitOp and ignorance among the negro
fIce. general ignorance on Vital subioctr no e1-
islenco u tie wbisEsy traic ia thu midst Of us.
sn1 ~ the darkness " irroligion.
ihis light u uath which Is V dispei The aerk-
Asss ~ sstor c.aaas ~ batse.by as1lIss- W siea
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
COTTON REPoKE

We qnots. Fins. s2JOasa15 supsr1ns. t275a
1925; extra, sl5)at275: family siAiL3l pAssai
LSmiIy, couatry, s4.75ayA25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
MARKET REPORTS,
AND IN CONNECTION HEREWITH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
NEW YORK AND RICHMOND STOCKS.
Daily Reports from Both Bosrds-Cotton.
Grain, Flour. and other Quotations.
lBy telegraph to the Dispstec.i

- WASHINGTON. June ia-FOr Virginia,
EFAIR fair. followed Thursday afternoon by
-JIght rain, slightly warmer, souihcrly
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RANDOLPH-MACON.
a Day TO BE Remcrn Observation-Disclosures and
Awards.


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N,hiANl ~ IN -; 4''i
me i,'.Hd az IIN>lr.9 ~ nau't'| = H. 3" -
con 'ir-r H''i i'@l Hi-H' III 'I' "Iu'" "l
-'''.N i'D ,.'. ~ ~, ~, ',o
,-...,' I,cs pr..ieent Rev r. \ Slodd
and Secretary Rev. Paul Whitehead We're
Ial-. ure-erf The meeting was "a very full
ono talrty-odl members being there.
S..,aral committees were appointed to look
..-.-+ia work THAT Ia t. DE arranged. The
report II the President and Treasurer of
lrl0lpl-Nacon College was banded IN
a.l referred to the appropriate COM
-Ittcc for their Inspection. The most
important action taken last night WAS the
.I.-.i.fIny 81 IA select committee 20 confer
..titI.. faculty vltla Wow % establish
.,. "a permanent policy a. 10 the couterrlug
~ fht ge,ree al Doctor of Divinity. The
board vii Dee in session most Of the time
during the commencement exercises, and
SD decide % make many improvements
. and about ne college. inc borrowing
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ConHENCEMENI.
Tie commencement exercises took place
IT, the college chapel 90 1850 O'Clock TO-
dar. The Board of Trustee met ~ front
O. tte Franklin and Washington Society
I...I and wore escorted % the chapel by the
Richmond hand Of twelve pieces, the facul-
81. and students. as we'll 49, the gentlemen
1891. V.r. g.. speak. The band vas sta
TONED ol platform I'm the southwest cor
I.r. ODD. r..,u and dispensed several fine
selection, eluug the morning. exercises.
MOO .Aa-t Was pccuPle" 10y non "a. d.
~. ~. ,i'.i,' &C., d.. J,~volne-,
.. '.,.-.,.f ,,-e..e.e .e.rej h, Eisb1n
''~' f'", -
,......
I"h oHAiV"'
The COLLEGE Glee Club sang America
We. fine effect. and then llr. Davis intro
..r.d to the large audience the alumni
orator oi the occasion. the Rev. j. y. Nc
t.-nick. ~ MARY land. who took as hl,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
PRoFEsnIoNAL.

JAMES G. LiMh II. N. SMITH, Jr.
I AMB 4 SMITH.
IL ATTORNEYS At LAW,
No. ll03 BANK STREET,
Richmond. Va
Phone 1885, my 2-eOd2m
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. June l9-Cottcn FIRM sales
to-day. zoos bales; including 200 bales for eI-
port: uplands, II l-lec. Orleans, II 5-i6c. net
receipts. 5i3 balos; eKports--to Great Britain.
1913 bales; 70 the Continent, $50 bales STOCK,
PA O59 bales Southern -four dull and steady;
common to fair extra, f2.55at5.2S; good 10 choice,
faa0as5.35. Wheat moderately active and 1aHc.
lower; No. red, sac. In store; options opened
LRSc. lower, ruled irregular closed Ae<c. un-
der yesterday. and weak; foreign houses lator In
tho day wero heavy sellers No red. June,
s2%c.; July, 21c August s2,Ic. Corn fairly
active aud nrmer; No. :, 4lhail4c. In elevator;
options fairly active, closing steady; June,
4l4c; July, 4lAc.; August. 42hc. Oats quiet
and lower; options more active and nrmer;
June. 2sLc-; July and August, 2shc.; septem-
Der, ~ &C. No. sspot 2sAc.; mixed western. 26s
3Oc. Hops about steady. Coi1ee-Opuons closed
nrm. e0a3J points up and active; June, Sl47Aa
slAO; July, Sl47SaNalO; August slA9oA
$3.50; spot Rio hrmer; fair carsoee.
mai fair refining. r. coniritlgsls 90 test, Sc
redned, arm and quiet; of A, y 5-l6asHe.;
mould A, S,c. standard A, SIC confectoners'
A, .shc. cut loaf and crushed. exc. powdered.
one. granulated, exc: cubes. s'Sc. Molssses-
Foreign nrm: 6-sest Gle. New Orleans quiet
aud quiet; dom este. 41a61.c. Petroleum quiet
aud steady: reened here, 6s0c. Colton-sood Gil
DUH: crude, 40c. :; yellow, s7a4ec. Rosin quiet
aud steady for strAined common 70 good, 81. I0a
N1gK. Turpentins easy and quiet AZ 81 a33c.
Hides quiet and steady. Wool strong and
Sac. Texas, l4sySc. Pork quiet; mess. si3a
si32a Beef Inactive; extra mess S6oa Beef
hams slow At ti4atlG Tlercod beef dun I; city
extra India ness. sl2atl250. Cut meais-Picklsd
shoulders. so.l2h. hiddles quiet; seort clear.
$40 LNd-aood export buslnessi prices lower.
closing easy 0ptions-July, S6siatkb5: August,
sGg2as6s3. closing nj st.s2 Freights easy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20

Market firm.
QUOrATIONA
AIDDLIHG, Zoe.
Low MIDDLIEG. oisc.
6OOL OheInARY, Sf,c.
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winds.

THE WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY was
cloudy in tho forenoon and fair In the afternoon
and at night
Raaga,f Tharrpoypakar Yaatardav.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-06-20
BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE. June ia--Flour quieter and
steady; City mlls. Mo brands, extra. t4.f5at4 "
Wheat-Southern nrm aud higher: faltz, SSs
92c. longoerry, Ea93c. nrst arrivalA 2ls
bushels new Virginia prime sold ct $3.50: COM
mon, September, sc. : western steady; No Z,
winter red. spot and June. Ahc.; JuiY. SKA
Sic; August s0has0Ac: September. slaslhc.
Cern-So0thern. Unite steady a. 4Ssi5c yslloH'
Daily Republican., 1889-07-13

WANTED.-SUMMER BOARDERS;
w good boaid, pleasant surroundings.
Terms moderate. Address MR.. n, s. JAt X
SON, Bellevue, FLiryille, Chester county,
Ia. Jll- l2leod
Daily Republican., 1889-07-13

at is quite common, says Dr. William
A. Hammond, "tor persons to ieel faint
and to become pale Immediately after
drinking glass Of ice water. They at
tribute these effects to heat or overexer-
ton, or to some other cause which has
nothing to do with the result, not know
lug that they have SO weakened the heart
as to preventing Its sending due amount
OF blood to the lungs and brain, and
that, had the water been little colder,
lie would possibly have been extinguish-
ed altogether. Direct experiment with
instruments especially devised Ter the
purpose OF measuring The force of the
hearts pulsations establish tue fact
that thee Is no agent OF the materla
me1ica more powerful with some persons
ne depressant Of this organ than il large
drauglt Of Ice water. Under certain
circumstances 1t acts with all the force
aud rapiiity OF prussic acid"
Daily Republican., 1889-07-13
DR.. MIESTERF FL D

H0SoUTH FOURTH ST.. PHlLA., PA.
Thirty years. practice In the SPECIAL disease
of both sexes. No one need to suder who con
fideutially consults ice, No matter how long
and what disesse It is. l cure It by using my
remedy from TO c weeks; II not, will return
their money. Patients who HAYS no home can
have board with small account Hours to 3
and 4 so 10, m SUNDAYS sto2 f5-ent
Daily Republican., 1889-07-13
-
For sale.

DOR SALE. EXTRA QUALITY
4 Mexican Vanilla BeanS, g. per pound or
30 cent? an ounce. No. East 4tl u. jl2-5t
Daily Republican., 1889-07-13

M ANTED.-WEFKLY RFPUBLT-
1853; 6centB will he paid at this Office, mig-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-07-13

WANTED q OR 3 GENTLEMEN
w uonrders In private family. G.2 west
ara street jlO-Btt
Daily Republican., 1889-07-13

Twelve men on one s,de Of street car.
Seven females ON the other.
Eighth female bounces in and stands In
cent of car In expectsnt attitude.
EXPECTS at least four men to bob up, OF
course.
Seven women criticise her from head To
heel, especially the set oil her hustle.
Conductor looks In and is amazed that
the twelve men don't come piiing out 70
ride the rear brake.
Eighth female glares around and won
drrs If this is the nineteenth century.
"You women hitch along thereW eaye
the old crank, pointing across the car.
There's room over there for four more
like her."
They glare at him and thirst for his
life.
"Then sit down on top of some OF emp
he continues es he settles back.
Then there is a ilutter--d hitch, aud q
space Of tive clear feet " made III the CEN
ter, and the eighth female sits down in
the centre Of 1t in 81 gerly way and
with look Of pain.
Not one of these seven will ever. ever
take an introduction 10 her on the face oil
this earth, SO help them Davy Jouesl
Daily Republican., 1889-07-13

WANTED. "A YOUNG MAN in
w bake house with some experience In
making bread and cak's. Apply N. Bowers
bakery, Seventh ana Jefferson streets jl2-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-07-13

We mean to continue this until s5fne-
body bests the great lung curative agent.
Dr.. simms' White Pulmonlc Balsau
then we will teke In cur sligo. Mr.. l..
whitney, contractor at Clifton, Delaware,
says he wSs cured after being considered
hopeless ease. Fer coughs, core throat,
hoarsenese, etc. Depot, Fourth aud
King streets, Wilmington; Philadel, Aia,
Smith & Kline Co., 43I Arch street
Daily Republican., 1889-07-13

Why do SO many people we see around
us seem to prefer to suffer and be made
miserable by Indigestion. Constipation,
Dizziness, Loss of Appetite, Coming up
OF the Food, Yellow Skin, when for 20
cents we will cell them shiloh's System
vitalizer, guaranteed to cure them. N.
b. Dantorth, Wholesale and retail agent,
Second and Market streets, Wilmington,
Del
Daily Republican., 1889-07-13

"Boy, you have been fightlng," said a
pedestrian to lad GU Jefferson street
who had 81, ody nose.
Yes
"You shouldn't fight. Brute strength
does not settle principle"
1T don't, eh. Well, you Just bet it
did in this case There was teller who
said my mother was as homely as a mon.
key, aud licked him until he owned up
that she was twice as handsome as Mrs.
Langtry. Don't it settle that my mother
Is ahead"
The pedestrian only smiled.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-13

Physicians at many points along the
Hubs IN Valley report that scores OF per-
sous arc afflicted with peculiar disease,
which is variGusy called muscular
rheumatism and "a ne3 manifestation oil
malaria" One physicisn In Newburg
says he hiss 20 cases on hand. In that
vicinity the complaint seems to be cpl
denic. Doctors at Rondout believe that
the wet weather all through May, June
and during the first week in this month,
tog, tn, + with the intense humility OF the
almo phere, is chargeable with much Of
the illness.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-13

WANTFD.-A GOOD, HONEST, IN
good position with chance OF adv Rncpinent
Tor the right boy. Address ia own handy lit
Ing and state age, "Honest Boy this Office.
jl2-2t
Daily Republican., 1889-07-13

''If that is your final answer, Miss
Robinson" the young man said, with ill
concealed chagdu, as no picked up his
hat and iurnei to 20, 81 can do nothing
but submit. Yet has 1t never occurred
to you that when q lady passes the age OF
thirly.seven she is NOT likely to find her
sell as much sought after by desirable
young men As she once WASP" ait oc-
cured to me WITH sudden and painful
diatinctness when you Offered yourself
lust now" she replied. "Good nigh
Mr., Jouesp'
Daily Republican., 1889-07-13

MAN IED-A YOUNG MAN VENTS
w to learn the grocery or commission
business. Bts. OF reference. Address II. &.
this once. Hist
Daily Republican., 1889-07-13

This is beyond question the most sue
cessiui Cough Medicine we have ever
sold, q few dos.s invariably cure the
worst cases Of Cough, Group, and
Bronchitis, while Its wonderful success Ia
the cure Of Consumption is without a
parallel In the history Of medicine. Since
lite first discovery 1t has been sod Oh
guarantee, test which no other medi-
clue can stand. II you have Cough
We carr estly ask you to try 1t. Price 10
cents, 90 cents, and IL. If your Lungs
are sore, Chest or Back lame, use Shi-
ioh's Porous Plaster. N. b. Dantorth,
Second and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-13

WANTED. - A GOOD GISL FOR
w, general homework. Apply at Ala
South Franklin street. ji2-Gtt
Daily Republican., 1889-07-13

WANTED-HELP FURNISHED FOR
w hotels, restaurants and prI ate fau. lilies
at the shortest notice. Apply At the
WfLMlNGJOE lNTKLLfGENCEo OFFICE
mott No. VS. Orange Street
Daily Republican., 1889-07-13

WANTED. "A SITUATION IN A
w meat store By man of experience.
Address 4. i. W, his ollce. jl2-6tt
Daily Republican., 1889-07-13

There is no mistake about the curativC
merits OF this great eye remedy. Sore
eyes, ranulated or red eye lids, weak and
oyerslraiued eyes. with every ailmenl
affecting the eyes, are rapidly cured by
this wonderful prescription of DIR. slI.mt
4 Son, Fourth and King, Wilmington
Del. Sold by druggists.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-13

New ork tribune.
The small boys of Livingston County
are eyid ntly fond Of dogs. We judge so
because the Geneseo Democrat reports
that new dog lately appeared In Gene
see, and was owned by 20 different ur-
chins in the course OF three days. II the
prospects of the dog improved as he
changed ma ,ters the chances are that he
is enjoying this summer exceedingly.
Still,it must be rough On his finer feelings
TO be compelled to be oil with an old love
aud on with new as often as 90 times in
three days.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-13
NE MONITOR OIL STOVE

, Mlti DO all the cooking, washing and
u,Sn : usually done on any cook stove,
N Si'u lesN cost for fuel and no trouble.
f no smoke, no smell. We are daily re-
Wv ,hE recommendation OF the good
NNo.M and universal satisfaction given
BY lhr MONITOR.
NC have not had one word of com
Ilsint. Please note this fact. They rec.
'Alill "a themselves, every time,
Doh't buy cheap oil stove. 1t 10 like
aalhE your hard earned money for 10th
nn' Buy the Monitor" They cost
very little more than those cheap oil
s Tho Monitor Is the only stove
~ ~, me OIL tank back of and away from
'Le heat of the burner.
N4ii and make a thorough examiua-
hon. At 800 shipley st.
THE PICKLES STOVE s. HEATER co
j24-tf
Daily Republican., 1889-07-13

w ANTED TO EXCHANGE. A 49,
w key. Hllver-tipped nute, when new
worth go: Will exchange for u horn or good
VIOLA. AID ess l.. j., tins OiICe. jlI.3tt