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Daily Republican., 1889-11-18

DON PEDRO has the sympathies OF
the people OF the United States in his
troubles. He has proved wise. con-
sentative ruler, and the only cause that
can be assigned Tor the revolution is
the measures adopted by the govern
ment at the last election to retain its
power. While the change was unex
pected in this country, it seems that it
has been looked for for some time in
Brazil, as the following, sent to the
London Daily News, shows:
'"The Republican Council at Rio ia
metro decided a few months ago that the
anniversary Of the French revolution was
the most propiti0us occasion GU which to
proclaim the Republic. The leaders OF
the party were 50 confident OF success
that they ordered number Of Republi-
can flags to be made in the city. In the
new flag tie Imperial crown lie replaced
by Phyrigian cap. 1t is reported that
DOM Pedro recently expressed to his
Prime Minister the opinion that the COY.
eminent had not much longer to i've"
Dom Pedro, no longer ruler, has
left his own country and gone to Por.
tugal; still there are doubts in reference
! TO the stability Of the new government,
and If il should fail he will not be &C
lar away that he cannot return and
again assume power. The effect o
the change will no doubt he felt in THU
country in an increased price of COTE,
and other goods which we receive from
Brazil.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-18

THE POSITION assumed by the re-
cent Catholic Congress- has caused the
Church to come out boldly In favor of
high license. An immense mass meet
ing was held last Saturday night at
Harris Academy Of Music, Baltimore,
under the auspices OF the Catholic
Church, but which was attended by
members OF all denominations. Reso.
lutions were adopted expressing the
sense of the meeting.
"First, That high license is at present
the only feasible and the only hopeful
means of stemming the deluge of vices
and crimes Of which drunkenness is the
frighttul source.
Second, That to make the remedy
really effective the license should he pat
80 high ss to make It practically prchibl-
tory as regards the multitude of low So
looms which are demoralizipg and bru-
TALKING the poor who, more than any
other class heed the help and comforts
OF religion TO make their hard lot en-.
durable"
II was also resolved that the number
of saloons should be limited, and thai
none should be allowed within a Ger.
eaiu ulslduCc vi CuuICu VT sCnOOl.
This is certainly an important move.
ment on the part of the church, and
one that will be attended with good
results. Many of those engaged in
the liquor traffic are members OF the
Catholic Church, and we believe that
il is the only denomination that allows
It's members TO engage in this business,
but il seems that there will he a chan pe
and that the Church wi come out
openly and squarely against the ss
loon.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-18

IT SEEMS that the Democrats will
never forgive Anthony Higgins for
being elected United 5tates Senator
from this State, although it is probable
that no one could have been selected
who would fill the position in more
acceptable or able manner, No mat.
Ter what he does these GROWERS find
fault, and accuse him of things of
which he never even thought. When
Mr.. Higgins takes his place in the
United states Senate he will do more
Tor this State than has ever been &C.
Gomplished by his Democratic prede-
ressors, as be is not only progressive,
but also aggressive. Democrats and
disappointed Office seekers, will no
doubt continue to malign him and find
lault with everything he does, but in
the face of this he will continue the
pven tenor OF his way, and perform
bis duty TO the country and his State
Their growing and fault finding will
pot have any effect, and by continuing
t,they only place themselves in ridlc
ulous position, and show the public the
Rnimus OF their attacks.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-18

THE Philadelphia Press has started
q crusade against the massage treat
ment institutions OF that city, which,
II Is more than probable, will result in
closing them all. These places are
conducted under the name OF medical
establishments, but the majority of
them are nothing more or less than
houses OF lll-isme. sui, as long as
they proiessed to be exclusively de
voted to healing the many ills to which
mankind is subject, they have been
permitted to advertise their places
openly in the columns OF. the daily
papers Houses of this kind are not
licensed, or recognized by law in this
country, and, although there is not q
city but where they exist, they are
obliged TO conduct their business in an
underhand manner, as they are liable
at any time TO be raided by the au
Ihorities, unless, as is sometimes the
case, they loan ~ money TO the
officers or entertain prominent city
officials free OF charge to secure immu
nifty from arrest. We wish the PTesl
svery success in the good work which
Il has inaugurated.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-18
WANAaIAKEI,'S.

PHILADELPHIA. MONDAY, New. Is. 1859.
WsSe are tile days in
wAieh yOn should go all ovsr
tie house.
Every section Of every
department is full OF inter
est, amusement, instruction.
You cannot afford to miss
any of the Holiday stocks
and all the stocks are HoIi-
day stocks, even the most
prosaic and staple.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-18
wANAMAKER'S

every style comprised In the
fashionable materials Of this
season. Mostly on serge
grounds:
some with stripes
some with plaid panels
some with Hover and leaf designs
some with side bands
Velvet effects. sllk-and-wool
effects-precisely the same
sorts your mind is on.
You can Go your present.
picking ahead Of the Holiday
rush.
Southwest of centre.
Books have prolonged
their right flank and for the
first time are securely en-
trenched on the centre aisle.
The Cretonnes surrendered
their counter-north centre
and will be housed and
cared for by neighboring
cottons until restored to
their rightful place again.
Meantime Calendars, Book
let's, Christmas Cards, and
the thousand Holiday nov
elites that attach to Books
are displayed as rever be-
fore. You can look, study,
and buy at your ease until
the Christmas crowd comes.
Our own Calendars,
Thackeray and Dickens, are
ready. Five years since We
began supplying daily
thoughts from these great
masters Of English fiction.
The mines are not hal
worked out. so cents, by
mail 81 cents. There are
fifty other sorts Of Calendars
Thirteenth street side.
One flight down from the
main floor Is the Toy Depart
ment. 1t occupies 1870
square feet. The Toy price,
vary from l cent to $500
Tiny little dolls for a cent
and 100000 brothers ant
sisters, some for 1925. TIL,
highest cost toy is an Or
chestrion at $500. Yo,
wouldn't believe that a ma
chine could make such music
AS you listen to William
Tell, the Stabat Mater, O
| Traumerei you almost ask
Where Is Theodore Thomas
Is the orchestra concealed
But it is a splendid toy al
! the same.
The Toy Department i
Wonderland.
. Basement, northeast OF centre.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-18
400 King street

SUB k1ng Street.
We are receiving new goods every day.
Our hne basket fired Japan tea came to day;
tits pure goods. So Is our English brea fast:
~ is our 81 cent OOlong: they are fair to the eye
and delicious N the palate, We have enlarged
our place and have room to show our 200
We have strawberry Jam for tea. Orange
Marmaade Cherry Sauce for puddlngs. New
seedlcss heTries; new cnrrants and rhisius:
nee. arines. apricots. VIII tell You one drive
we have is sibs Of California peaceei, rs c,s.,
Mince meat, 8bs for Is CTS We hsve il
made. Find tile sweet new eitron. lemon
and orange peel havors. l. at lard and Cas-.
tie Rock Cheese, Fine h. tie, % cents.
Fresh eggs, flap Jacks and sausage for Sund ~
morning breakfast. Fiue Irish Dnlse. We have
a thousand bushels of White ttar potators
Can serve you all cheap, at 20 King street.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-18
HAWKihs 3 CO.,
7s2 MARKET ST.
Na
AyALuABLE FARM AT PRIVATE

IA SALE.
In New Garden Township, Chester Co.,
Pa, on Lancaster Turnpike, II miles
from Wilmington Del, and within ~
miles Of two Railroad stations, con.
tanning 100 acres OF land In high state of
cultivation. well watercd, plenty OF
timber, large stone dwelling, pleasantly
situated. substantial stone and frame
barn with shedding attached and stab
ling under to accommodate 40 head OF
stock. Carriage, Cart and Hog house,
Graunnry, Corneribs ctc.. Tenant house.
These buildings are all in good repair.
school house nearby. Tbls farm Is easily
worked being nearly level, and the
buildings we'll located. Good home
market for products of farm. Album.
dance of fruit in variety,
Also II acres adjoining the above and
fronting on Turnpike, also 10 acres AL
Joining the eleven. of choice land in
good condition. The two last tracts OF
land above named will be sold separate
ortogether to suit purchaser Greater
portion of purchase money can remain
secured. Ifnot sold by the llth month
viii be for rent. Address John G.. VIII.
SON. New Garden +. o., Chester Co.. Pa,
or l.. II. GREEN, kennett sqsarc Pa.
Observation-Disclosures
Daily Republican., 1889-11-18

A REPORT comes from Russia tina,
Its government intends TO abolish the
exile system. There are no doubt
several causes that have contributed to
this result, the most prominent being
the exposures that have been made OF
the heartless baTbarities practiced on
Political prisoners in the mines of
Siberia These exposures have caused
censure of the Russian authorities by
every civilized government on the face
of the earth. Within few years
Russia has permitted foreigners to
v sit Siberia, and their inspection has
resulted in an expose OF the horrors
and the cruelties pyacticed in tina,
far distant land, which probably was a
revelation 10 the Russian authorities
themselves.
In this work the American journals,
has taken very important part, and
had 1t not been for the work perform
ed by George Kenan and his artist as
sociate, George A. Frost, this vast
Arctic region would still continue to
prove living tomb for those who
might dare to raise their hand or voice
against the autocrat OF Russia. Thes,
two gentlemen pursued their investi
cations in Siberia under the create g
difficulties. and upon their return los
no time in spreading the facts before
the people in series of illustrated ar
ticles which appeared in the Century
Magazine. Mr.. Kenan also lecturet
In Philadelphia and elsewhere, and il
this way the curtain was torn asidt
from Siberia and its horrors exposed
more fully than ever before TO the en-
tire world.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-18

IT Is hoped that the authorities will
succeed in ferretting out the guilty
parties connected with the outrage that
was committed at the rooms CT the
Irma Club, so that they can be pun
ished 10 the full extent of the law. II
the young men who were arrested al
the time of the raid on Friday even.
ing had anything to do with 1t they
should be brought before the court and
sent TO New Castle jail, and the only
regret there can be is that there may
tie some loophole In the law by which
they can escape. Certain members o
this club are guilty OF henious crime
and they should be punished no matte
who they may be, although the girl
themselves are not tree from blame
They may have been innocently lee
into the trap that was set for them, bu
there cannot be any excuse for tbei
returning the next night. When the;
escaped from the clutches of thesl
youthful candidates for the gallow
they should have informed the au,hori
ties of the treatment to which they hat
been subjected, instead of returning I,
have 1t repeated.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-18
CARPETS.

Our second offer is in
Wool Extra Super Ingram
Carpets. We give you
these carpets at Soc per
yard. You pay that much
iorcotton carpets; look round
ar ound friends before buy
ing, examine what is offe red
you, then look at what we
give you for so cents, and
wonder how we can do il.
Simple enough: we are on
the bottom floor OF carpet
prices and want to put you
there with us. The shrewd.
est shopper will at once con.
slider it a bargain to get a
good carpet for so cents.
Our tniId offer IS IN 81
inch Smyrna Rugs. We
have an livestock of this
size rug and have concluded
to place this lot at the very
low price Of $3.50. Every
body knows a Smyrna Rug
can be turned, wear it on
this side and then on that
and still its good.
Can you crowd so much
service and reliability Into
any other Rug2 No, noe fol
81 so nor SIS.
Is such a Rug worth $2.5t
to you? Come while we have
them for you, as we canno
always give them TO you a
this price.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-18

A REPORT was published in con.
temporary last Saturday, that Mayor
Harrington intended TO enter a suit for
libel against the Wilmington Demo.
trat, for certain articles which appear
ed In that journal concerning the
Mayor and the feed bills. Mayor Har.
rington pronounces the report in refer
ence to the libel suit as being false in
Every respect, and without the slight.
est foundation.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-18
MONDAY, NOVEMBER rs, 1850
WE CANNOT help thinking that the

WE CANNOT help thinking that the
Sunday Star Is little too hard on
Chief Swiggett in insisting that his
resignation should have been accepted
by Mayor Harrington. We do not
know who signed the petition request
ing the Mayor not to accept his resig-
nation, but we do know of number
Of prominent business men and others,
representing the Democratic as well as
The Republican party, who called on
Mayor Harrington and personally re-
quested him 10 return the resignation
10 the chief In addition to this, we
know that a number OF letters TO the
same effect have been sent to the
Mayor We have unsparingly con
de nued the course followed by the
Chief, and while We believe that there
are numbers of other men Just as cap
able as he is to fill the position, we
also think that it would be detrimental
10 the service to remove him, or TO &C.
cept his resignation at the present
time.
We have never been an apologist for
him, neither do we propose to be, but
Rs he has made every restitution and
reparati0n In his power, we think that
Il will be much better for the city to
allow him to retain his position until
the end of his term. Those who at
tempted to defend him are not friends
TO him or to the Republican party, as
no true Republican can afford 10 defend
such plain case of malfeasance in
office, especially when 1t is committed
by a man who posed before the com
munity as a model of piety and recti
tude, We are satisfied that there will
net be any further cause for complaint
sgtinst Mr.. Swiggett, and that is our
only reason for seconding the appeal
that has been made TO the Mayo or in
his behalf.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-18

No odds lou HtNe you
hear Of a thing going 10,
anyzOheye else IN tom, y0u
are almost SIRE 10 tint the
same thing he e /0r as A.ttAs
or less.
Take Dress Robes. We
hear Of some with the prices
cut in halt. Precisely the
same styles and qualities
have been going over our
counters at 81 less than the
"halt' prices.
Here's the Robe situation
In a nutshell: THE largest
assortment Of Paris Robes at
the lowest brices is unaer
this yooE That will continue
to be the situation.
Prices have been very in.
teresting. We make them
more 80, like this:
$40 Robes for 90
$40 Robes Tor 80
SIS Robes for $40
S18 K bes for Sl2
$25 Robes for Sl5
| $28 Robes for SIS
| $50 Robes for so
$50 Rohes for $40
$50 Robes for SIS
Among them you'll find
Daily Republican., 1889-11-18
Prof. RossiteT & Persons

DANCING ACADEMY, at the Opera, House
tIourth noorl, Is now open. Dancing SCHOOL
every Monday aud ThuTsday evening, Each
pupil receives individual Instructions. Even
Ing Soclnbies, wednesday and SATURDAY. even
lnRs. Professor Alhert's Orchestra has been
engaged ior the season. All Tie latest dances
taught. lnvitation for lahles are being dis
tributed. N. B.-Ihls room can be rented ont
for evening seciabes and receptions by call
ng at the academy. 70. 3In m -welssat
Daily Republican., 1889-11-18

A gentleman whose sight was so weak
he could not see to recognize an object
but few feet from him, after using ons
bottle OF DR.. smms' Eye Cure, could tell
an object across the street. We know OF
several cases of this kind during the
week. 1t is the great sight preserver. 70
and SO cents 4th and King.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-18
crs, ELS mCArARRH

i have Use /
two bottles OF
Ely's Gre a m
Balm aud con
9 Id err myself
cured. 1 suffer-
ed 20 years from
catarrh and ca
tarrhal head
ache, and this
Is the first rem
edy that afford
ed lasting RELIEF
ID. I. Higsin.
sou, las Lake
st. ,Chicago,Ill.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-18
oRATEFuL-COMFORTIN6
EPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST.

"By "a thorough knowiedge OF the natural
laws which govern the operations Of digestion
and nutrition and 10y n careful application of
the line properties o. we'll selected Cocoa, Mr..
Epps has provided our breakfast tables with a
dellcately Favored beverage which may save
~ many nea ~ yn Dill. y ny me ln
stituticn may he gradually built up until
strong enough TO resist every tendency to dis
ease. Hundreds OF subtle maladies are hoat-
ing around us ready TO attack wherever there
is a weak poln.. We may escape many fatal
shalt by keeping ourselves well fortified with
pure blood and properly nourished frslne.n
-CIyil Service Gazette.
Made simply with boiling water or milk.
Sold only In half pound tins by grocers, Ia
JAMES FPPs & CO HOMEOPATHIC
CHEMISTS, London. Eng. n lb-m -tn-s d&w
Daily Republican., 1889-11-18

For beauty, for comfort, or Improve
ment of The complexion, use only Poz-
tonl's Powder; there is nothing equal
oft
Daily Republican., 1889-11-18
N. Megary { Son,
8 =. Cor 9Th and Tstnall Sta.
AND
SIC TatnaII Street.
Plush Floor Rockers

I IuSti tOOi uUCNCi y
We have this week a few
bargains to offer you, which
are too great to pass by I'M
noticed. First we offer you
our line OF Plush Floor
Rockers at greatly reduced
prices, to make room for
new stock pushing US for
admittance.
Our prices in these Rock
ers ranged from 81 to $40
we have cut them as low as
So. rs. Each rocker has re-
ceived a cut of from one to
three dollars, the frames
are polished Cherry or An
tique Oak, upholstered in
different shades of Silk
Plush, they are Just the
thing to buy now while
they are going so cheap.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-18

Pursuant TO an order OF the Orphans
SoarI o. Chester C.anty. Iiil ee sold I pnb-
sliip. Chts'er County. Pa, on
MONDAY, DECEMBER End. 1877.
ut 10 O'Clock. p m,
all that valuable messuase and tract OF land
bounded BY lands Of the heirs Of Thos. y.
about i@s acres and o. pcrches. This valuable
sIasre, }. Z. X n. and 's two miles \. ".
OF icrklyn station on u. q 2: y; H., OF. the
road leadinE from Marslall,s Paper MIL 10
In a high state OF produetiveness, well laid
out into fields Of convenient size, watersd by
PsnsS 81 Ssa os 81 or farm r saes
mansion ssnt,inine II rooms .arieandsdS y
dug q view ofnearly the entire farm. Large
stone aud fra ne barn under good roof, size
and ample ttablins for large amount OF
stock. Hog House, isxS2 feet with work
shop aud feed room over the same. Carriage
cehent spring. Tenant house for farmer.
do use and barn supplied with pure spring
y esars ss.sx the
apple orchard beside pears and other fruit.
Rrist mill adjoins the farm. This Ia re-
farms In the townshipi In fact u Is seldom
you esomany acres of goOt lAnhir one tract.
Sss 'Ss % s sone 9 sss
saic. ne proesr t VIII be shown BY E%e, me-,
kenneit Square, Pa. Attendance given and
conditions made known on day Of sale
EalELINE KLAIR
Kenneth Square T.. o. Executors.
J. O. Robinson, auctioneer.
Also, at the same time and place will be
sold family mare. extra worker, IN mp seat
carriage IL s99d Srac ~ Of esrr.,ge hs,-
DEREMPToRY SALE
L OF THR
ENTIRE STOCK
OF livery stable, Mt u. p. 8.
NICHOLS BAZAAR, Broad and Cherry
streets, Philadelphia,
NOVEMBER 18th and Goth, 1859,
consisting OF 20 horses. Berlin Coaches 8
! cenpalet, vietorias, 3 six.seat phaetons,
spar -sp,ing bugEies, Ionr-seat phaetons,
S, dos.ers phassoa o roar-sest surrey,
slx-stai surrey, business wagon, ono
pony phseicn, 1 hotel coach, l Epsllsh ham
gle aud double harness, robes, whips, blank
cts, stable fixtures, once fixtures Is Iron
BY order Of. JOSHUA FyANS,
u..-.ou.sl S,S i5iS 1917. l1bs Race 81.
Il. p Il N,.hoIs Ap.t Philadelphia.
pUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
win be sold at public sale on the premises,
In Branhywine iiuu dred, New Cas- IL CUuuty.
and state Of DrlrwRfe, on the road leading
from 6ruob's corner, to HanDJ's corner on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER STU, A. d., 1850,
at O'Clock, p. IN.
small farm OF thirteen acres, more or less,
with one house aud kitchen, wood shed
and frame barn thereon, adjoining the
HarvevMiil property lands of Isaac y Grub
flannel Handy ant others and about ne
mite from liza VeNg station on the ". A %.
X. ". Aii-ndhucc will he given aud terms
IN AIDE known on DAY Of sale nv
ALtRED u. HICKMAN
and EDITH q. HICKMAN.
Co, Pa.
l.. ". sudham & Son. Auct. n-l4.2 i-2s-w
Daily Republican., 1889-11-18
CALIFORNIA

~ Special Parties. Sem. monthly. Tour
list Sleeping Cars. Cheap Rates. Southern
Paclhc Co Address e, HAWLEY, Gen'l
J; SMITH, Agent, 40 South srd st., Philsdel-
pills, or any Baltimore 4 Ohio Ticket Agent,
N-5At-lLw
Daily Republican., 1889-11-18
JOHN WANAMAKER.

IT'S ARTISANS SAVING BANK.
NO. 5O2 MARKET STREET.
SHtOHfohATkD.s .......'.. fEHHuA ltf ", u
open 10 receive deposits daily from u. IN.
until p. In., and on Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from TO s O'Clock.
The charter OF tine bank provides that the
profits upon Its Investments, except so much
as Is required Tor the payment of necessary
expense and for suitable surplus for the se-
CURLY 0f depositors, shall be divided among
No manager is allowed to borrow any part
OF the funds deposited with the corporation.
MANAGERS,
Gorge W. bush, 3. Allen Hilies
q. Wesley Meldin, Alexander J. Hart,
Geo. ). UApelie, N. u. Benson,
Chas. W. llowlnnh, job. Ii. jackson,
j. l.. Carpenter, Jr., Anthony Higgins,
Henry +. Dure Washington Hastings,
MONEY LOANED ON MoRTG AGES.
GEO. W. BUSH, GEo. 9. CkPELE,
President Vice President
L. 4. TAYLOR, Jos. MATHER
Treasu rer, Auditor
Daily Republican., 1889-11-18

A particle Is applied to each nostrtisrh ,
agreeable. Price so cents at Druggists. NV
man, registered, 90 cents. ELY BROTH Ems
MarTenSt.. New YORK.
Daily Republican., 1889-11-18
Great Sacrifice.

Just received 1000 Coats which must be sold at
as have not enough room in store. IaI MARKET
STREET. Children's Coats worth $3.50, our price,
$aoo Something In better quality made in the latest
style worth So co. eur price. SAYS Chldren's Plush
Coats from So up We also have full assortment
Of Ladies' and Misses Newmarket Seal Plush Coats
Stocknnette and Plush Jackets at the same reduced
prices
Philadelphia Cloak and Suit Store.
I2r MARKET STREET. n-I2.f
Daily Republican., 1889-11-18


Time table in eject, NoA. 10, o.. INT
ieAye Wilmington (treneh street, ~ iolesl
For Reading, birdsboro, Joanna, bp1l1
held, WaynesburG junction, Manor poltsIl1
Tamaqus, Allentown, Lebanon, WefntaI
Vile and all points on the PhllAdtl phii "
Reading II. r., 100 q. M, aud - p 20,
For Springfield. WaynesburE JuneassI
Coatesyille, Bmbreevlle, Lenape, Chtnl|
Ford ana Dupont's and internedlAts pSiHl
100 II. H., 2.s5 aud D. 10 y. m,
For Chadds Ford Junction aud iolth|
on the =. 4 u. 4. u. H., at lW 81 '|
2.2o, 4.i5 and $40 y. III.
For West Chester, 100 n. m, 4. = aa'|
5.lO y. m.
Daily except Saturday and sundan
For New Bridge and intsrmedists peIll
az p. m. and on Saturday only Al bi' M
le.lbp. m.
On Sunday for Reading and internsdin
points. ats. = a. N. and for I9prihEheld ~
intermediate points at .. D. m.
a. 9, McOAUST.AND. BOWN Ess BaissA
nuDerintsndenk Gen PAhi. As