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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-11

Fair Or no fair. the fact remains that Co
lumbue discovHod AueFica. II = foftu-
mats thst this cannot g rsfsrrsd g conn
mites - WhseSsng InsettgeAces
Kluks-I considsr Jinkjes one Of the
greatest statssmsn IN Ne country. Glnks
Great 6cott. man, wAat aro you thinking
OF He isn9 worth : dollar inaeapelis
JossyNNA
Custcmer-- This = Vegetable seup. or
dered chicken.
Waiter (examining the soup OATS -
sir; my mistak& t'oaght dem celszy
tops was teathesa Llte-
Rx-Presidont Cleveland-B BY The way.
BFices you ever have The rheumatism,
carry = buckeye In your pocket. Il viii
rslieys you. Senator Brice What kind of
: thing Il ! buckeye e lAicnqo Tribuns.
Gevure Adorer (about 70 enter he minis-
tryl-I trust ron lind great deal * coma
fort Ii thinking Of Scripture verses. In
teFsstine Invalid Yes, indeedl That text,
s'Grin and bear Il. dos me aheap q good.
Lila.
ouitor--Perhape. sir. you don't think
I'm nod enough . marry Your daughter?
Father Perhaps do. We'll. sir, I'd
hare you to know that I've been refused
By some Of the finest young ladies' IN the
land. TSme.
Doctor- Well. my fine little fellow. Won
have eot quite well again. was sure that
the pills / left for you would cure you.
How did You take them. in water or In
cake? 20. used them in my blow-gun. y
- 7;egeads Bt0ssev.
Mr.. Younger (mestins Miss Winters on
the street@--Why, how do You do? Miss
Winters with ! cold stare -.You have evil
IDENTIFY made mistake. sir? Nj. Younger
II ber thousand psrdons-I mistook Won
for your mother EpocA
In . breach ~ uromise c.se-zTh. Cent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-11

The leelulAtnrs II NossA Dakota hes UNI
easthed ! nsv compilation IN he relations
betWeen ~ NossheFn Ractas railroad and
~ public. II list body III h pending
uhiok provides Tor taxing - much Il the
main line u hist rod - Hes within The
siats. The rieht 70 tax II was challenged
and shs Qusslloa was suhmistsd 70 the Al
tcfney General
Ths railroad psopis rely spon clause in
theif thastse which declares thai 'sths right
a. uay shaIi - exempt from taxation
within ~ tsrsiturios q Tie t'nitsd states. Is
kotdtne ~ ~ uued ''tsrritoFiss'' - used
IN he ehaxtsf refss - . geographical
rather Than = : political division Of ths
countSy.
Ths Atsosney Gensral coucsdss that The
laneuaes admt&s u tuo eonserucsions. but
shinks thas ~ coustxuctton should b.
adopted which ilmlts ~ sxenap<ion 10 The
period during wk1eh ~ ~ H. 10 The
right Il way remained II NE unite1 states.
lie insists that coraress I'D MOI intend BY
he language used in thas grant 10 deprive
future ssates 81 their sovssvien power a
taxation. He moro decidedly advises that
the improvements made hy he company
afs subject 70 taxatson. even though the
right 81 cay should b held 10 be exemrs.
"A would ssem tAas ~ Attorney tsensral
mishs hass hssn much less guarded in his
opinion Thew = 70 an alosy for The con-
ssTuctlon claimed by che comrany on the
lAngaaxs used In their .cAArtsf A multi
tuae q decisious by - highest courts
hsvs treated the word stsrsitorsess q used
In III constitution and laws Il The United
ftas~s - having political significance
which does nos sstarh 10 shs apparently
analogous words .pahlic lands." which
havs eleaziy limited geographical mean.
ana.
II he ccassntipa a the railroad CON-
pany In this cass were sustained: IL the
language ii he grant wsrs held to exemrs
from taxation The right Of vay wherever Il
crosses public lands al he United States.
Il would Apply - such lands In states or
rasaised bsfoss. equally with these orxaniaeSi
Ait<r the execution al the grant.
which would b. unqussstcnahay : usarpa-
tNs@< " ts5& sxN@& Akst$txs&4 FSe4<f u t&A1-
ssun and 81 sminenf domain, and caeargy
rnccnstlsasienAi-
II sAs exsmpsson - elnimsa - good ios
tuday Il h rood for III time. ana IL Il d
Ecod against nakota a - god against al
other Stakes. whe&hes admitted besore a.
afsxr ~ saarsm<nt II NE grant. and IL
cnaEress has H. rawss 70 sxsmps from
taxation ~ Ne ssAtes grant OF right 81
nay ovvf paAsic lznd Il has An equal right
- make ssasissF sxsnrsioa In grants ox
shs Fasaic lands, which uoaid - clearly
tnimioas ~ tAs anal limisa1sca h sAs -
enA eiAsse 81 H. bird sersson II tke foartA
nmsadmens 10 tAe fsdsrai censlstntSen.
WesAingtpn. M less sAAa pakuaa. i In
t.reseed Ia this saestSon. and 4 i eesievrd
sAst ~ tahihat0ry clAass u ~ evnnt ~
tnesnd~a - arEay enty - ~ taxa<s rcusr
- u eensral kpsssnnsns end u ~ serri-
tnFtsa iuxsrin1~rms esacrxntnk wAs.A eon.
CO. ~ : sieAs = pssssxi>e r1hes ans
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-11
'laushier sun.

Speaking upon the subject OF excessive taxa.
ton reminds us Of what Is in stors for properly
owners enc year hence The present storm Of
indixnastoa 10 but gentle brerxe comraresd
with what will fellow when nsxs years tar bills
arc presented ofcourSe. Nc wanted ana would
have nothing else shars Of fall statehood. and
naw ~ muss abide By the consequences, anan-
eSa1iy ana otherwise: bst Ne have reason 10 BE-
lieve that there viii be considerable kicking
dars. evsn By many that we're enthusiastic tor
s$ateho<.a
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-11

OF Grover Cleveland his new organ, the
New York Saturday Giebe. bloviAtss In this
wise: THAT giant figure which looms up
in the fore front Of this great struggle for
freedom and humanity--a figure big
enough 70 cast . shadow across The conti-
nent" Which Grover read. and smiled,
and doomed ZONE more, and stood on tip
to- TO cast longer shadow. II i pro-
verbal. and has been. ever since BaIaam
bad that confab with his friend. that Ill Of
certain kind 81 people are not yet dead
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-11

Seven boys in . Boston school tainted .
lev days ago. caused By the torture they
suffered by being compelled to stand 1t
attention" while their tsscher delivered
IN :. interesting and instructive lecture.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-11

The West<ra Weird gives currency to . r.
port that DF. +. 7. Balch has cold his
South Pork farm 10 Arnold 4 Francis. al
Hequiarn. for sIe.0oA II is about i've
miles from Seahaven on The south fork Of
the NillapA.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-11

The Chsnalis Re thinks that Klckitat
county ought TO b. set on into another land
district est Of the mountains, and the
land ONCE 1t Vancouver moved TO cheha-
Lin. which. Il ID claimed. will accommodate
more people than At any ether place.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-11

The Wyoming legislature b wrestling
with bill - tax bachelors. They have
woman suffrage in thss territory. which
accounts Tor this being tAna
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-02-11

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Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

TOR RENT ER-POwERGRIsT
Il mill At Fanlkiand, bel, unfailing and
trade; good house aud stable. WIN. jerks
BELL 4 Exchange building, Wilmington.
lI.rul-l
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

NEW YoRK. Jan. 90 Collector Err
bardt. Of this port. had a conferences
With Secretary Window yesterday In re-
gard to immigration methods at the port
Of New York. Tue question was DIS.
cussed In all it phases, and the concIu.
s.on reached that the only remedy for the
evils existing In the present System was
for the Government to assume tire a, d
exclusive control fn the matter. Tie
present contract with tho state Immixrs-
tiou Commissioner viii probably Sc ter.
minated by the sist al March. Notice of
the Governments desire to terminate 1t
viii bs given in few days. The plan of
the Department Ia TO have the immigrants
landed at . place absolutely under Gov
ernmeut en- rol and where they will be
tree from evil influences Of all kinds.
Governors Island aad Beiloe's Islani
are considered excellent places for this
purpose. They belong to the Govern
ment and are convenient to the city. The
frat named 10 said to be the Choice Of the
DEPARTMENT, and will probably DO So
lie ted.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28
WELL, I DEtLARH

Old silas lived three score and ton
~, VI years, to him one long surprise;
i1 ways OF women and OF men,
-, 10 ways of fieas and fools and fiies,
i9 reptiles craw ling on tho ground,
10 swift birds flying through the air,
wide Inouthed. but one comment he
found:
well. deciarcr'
1t was the sawe from morn TIL night.
FROM night TIL morn, and avery W here;
when iifc was dark, when life was
bright,
when doctors told him have care,
When preachers preached with all their
might,
When Judge and Jury made him wear,
surprised, lie answered, wrong or right:
well, declared"
When some one said the earth was
And Others said the earth was nat.
The di-putants lie would confouud
ny saying nothing but Just that;
when lie was told, Oh, this IL hot!
Ut seemed to take him unaware,
Ana he would gasp out as IL shot;
"well, declared"
one summer day old silas died,
And friends sad tears above him shed.
lie passed beyond tho great divide
II at parts the living from the dead;
But from the blue aud tender skies.
Down through the sun-lit summer air.
A whisper cainc OF glad surprisc:4
well, l declared"
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

Eoh SALE OR RENT-THE STONE
Mansion House, near Grubb's Ian
ding. Delaware, tenanted for nearly dive
years past by Colonel John II. Sander
son 81 Phiiadolphia. The land attached
contains ten acres, IN good state OF
cultivation. with fruit trees. straw berry
beds, spring house, etc.
The mansion In OF modern style, with
parlor dining-room, kitchen and bill
l,ard room on first floor, six chainbc ~ on
sncond, and -four chambers on third
noor. IL has two broad piazzns to flrst
ana second stories, overlooking the
Delaware, with magnificent yieWs M
ana down tho river FOR miles. The
ground II elevated and well drained
There is also a spacious barn aud sta
BILE on the place.
II IL located on the Wilmington ana
Chester Turnpike road, Ave niles north
OF Wilmington. and Ave minutes walk
from the +. W. and u. Railroad station
~ Grubb's Landing. As IL Is FREQ from
incuinbrance easy terms can be made
Tor the purchaser, or Will be rented for
.ne yenr Or longer, possession any tlno.
Apply to JOHN II. TAGGAa1, Grubb's
Landing. Del. jseeod3tt
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

Mr.. Lightf0ot-Miss Summsrlis aid. yoi
must pardon me, but really cannot
longer forbear 70 tell you how much I
love you-oh. Julia, say that you will
accept mel
Miss Summerfeld-Oh-a-Mr. Light.
footl This-is-a--so sudden! You-a--
must give me time A..
Mr.. Lightt0ot--But you do not know
your OVID heart. Do not trlns with me.
Speakl Suspense would be cruel.
Miss Summeraeld-If-a-you must
The truth 10 49, You-a- Well, really,
Mr.. Lightio0t, I-a--must say that
don't know how to decline you.
Mr.. LightiOot (about TO embrace herr
My darling, knew that you loved
me-
Miss Summerneld-Ob, no, you ms.
understand. moan to say that this tell.
log man one will be his sister ia such
an awful chestnut that must have time
70 think up somethiDg olss.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28
BALTIMORE b OHIO RAILROAD.
ID Schedule IN effect Nov. 10, 1880
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AVE. DEPOT.
EAST BoUaA

l sN ASSbN&
Express trains.
NV Yoak, week days. .aIs, 81 90. SO 4
q. m, az 0s. ~ IS, IS ~, ID 10 u. m. ~
nav foRK, sundays. '2l3, 400 a. m
s20 ei3. % "a, s646 p. IN. -"
400, 70o %, . 30, 800. 80 j. 10 -, III : !
y, M, sl2 0s. 90, s2 IS, sO9 II9 Is ia
tI,,clo. 50 ~ o. 80. 'lo.i8 p. m.
300. %ia 1913, t25. clio sOie. 100 40
ts Is, :. " week 81 days n ., a,s 7or
i 4"eia. SD. 90 sbo " 30 i, ~ 5 M . Il
2 nrsTsN. sundays. .2 ii 100. 200 $50
Is IL q d. 81 ,o iGo . 'a4s 500
ATLANTIC CRY, N. j., .7oo a. T. M. D.,
wEsrpouNp.
.,i han'.imore ana Washington. IS 20. 80 II
an aaiiy. 4oa. m. s2lop. NJ, daily,
- Baltimore and principal stations on
fniia. Division, 4lo p. M, daily.
Chicago. % ga: m. .es7 p. ~. daily
C,nc e. ana , nI Louis 'il46 a. m.
sIsoKRLr AoooaxoDArIoM 7so nm
daily endls2' a. m, daily, except Mon.
day, 10 20 p, IN. sunday only.
days, 90, hoo a. M. 245 aud IS p. M.
Sun days, 30 a. M. 5.15 y. III.
TRAINS LEAVE MARKET STREET STATION
For Philadelphia ana wav stot,ons
week DAYS: 30. 40. $50 -l05 a. M
3on. N. ls4i, 33o, s. p. m.
For baltimore. week days, 53s. >s3o
a. M; ~, - o.. - 30 p. M. Sundays. 73D
Il. MI IS and $50 p. m. Nv
altimore and principal stations on
fnila division at S.55 y. in,, daily.
For Ian denberg and way stations. week
eays, y 30, 10 10 II. m, 235, Assn. m.
Sundays % a. M; 455 p. m, - '
:, Chiengf. % - a. M, daily, except Sun.
Pittsourg. . $50 am. daily, except Sun.
day; SD p. IN, daily.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA For WILMINGTON,
Daily, - 10. 1918. 10 90, oil 10 a. M. le,o
noon, 20, 100. 1904 40. AL. 20 o5,6 80, 10
80 10 10 p. IN.
Daily. except sunday, .Gl5, O 40 and 1854
ni., slJ, ~ l0and W, IL. 8Op D. IN. Sunday
on.y, $50 n. M, . 25p. IN.
Telephone No. l9l
- Rates to western points lower than
visany otherli,le.
J.T. opELL, C.O.sCULL,
Genl Manager, GenIPass. Att
Wilmington q Northern r. n.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

bfovttloss
..1ue cheapest hat house In tas city
Humford lbrOs'. AOA Market street.
brazilian Balm cures . cold. 20 doses, Ioc.
Try bush's coal. YOU will ike Il.
American Laundry. 1Ua West rrousw.
Try Bush's coal; you will surely like i.
Chipping and ieechins. w. Y. yscondst,
Fine isk. hinge a hsni's. 10 z. eth street.
Frank Roop Smith. druggist. sth and King.
shirt~ ioc. collars aud cnHa. %. each. City
Steam Laundry. 9Th and sLipley streets.
An excellent merino undershirt for EOc.
At Wyatt q Go. =. sos Market street.
Prompt service, good work, no ripping OF
srnrinkink, At neu carpet cleaning works,
Z; y: Hodges Proprietor, No. lo3 West
Eighth street. Telephone 64l.
1ae new carpet cleaning work. 10 the best
arrAined for nrst class work. Positively no
ripping or shIinkinE. =. q. Hodges, proprie-
SAL.
n Il you want cheap picture frames go to O
n. laugh, 1n3 w est second street, Ihave the
Yourselves.
40 %, 2io Market strcr< has the largest and
cheapest stoc OF hats, white shirts under.
wear, neckwear and hosiery In The eiiy. Cal
and see hlm.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

EOR sALE-Ar LOW PRICE AND
u cay terma No. sI2 aud sN French st.;
Nos. 81 and 2os HAST Fifteenth street; No. s4s
Morrow street. Inquire J. q. PICKLES. No.
SIS Shipley Street. d-7-3m
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

EOR RENT OR SALE OR WILL
Il trade the three-story brick dwelling
containing rooms and bath, No. sts Mad
ison st. Apply TO W. SCOTT VEkN IN,
this Office. Do
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

CESTRALIA, Pa, Jan. 2S.-John
Hofey, ~ years of age, died In this
place on Saturday night from the effects
of an overdose laudanum, adminis-
tered by his wiio. He came home in.
to1ieated and in quarrrlsome mood.
u is sister advised Mrs. Huiiey to give
him some lau1anum to make him sleep,
and shortly q ter he WAS gwen the dose
he was seized with convuleions, and died
In lew hours.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28
GAS STOVES.

winter. "'A sns
Convenient for rapid heating in Sitting, Sew.
Ing, Lodg ing aud Bath koo ON and Tor Cooklns.
walls, noors or ceilings s
Stoves furnished ut ali sut cost.
Price OF gas only u. - per thousAndfeet
Apply al y as ONCE.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

EOR SALE.-IWO SHARES OF THE
capital stock OF the Delaware lleuae
Company. Par value 500. VIII take less.
Amply 10 ". SCOTT VERNON. Ii-s0
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

LfOR SALE "A BRICK STABLE ON
May street, between seventh aud Fti nth
and Monroe and Adains streets. Appl, TO
hEALDA co. o-,sl
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

JoLIE1 Jan. N.-The mills Of the
Illinois Sy95l Compapy In this city, ex-
cspting the rod mill, have been shu,
down for s1pobth past Ion the annual re-
psirs and awaiting adjustment of the
1uestion OF wagea At a meeting OF the
Amalgsmated Association OF Iron and
st eli Workers, Saturday night, q scale
was fixed upon for the ensuing year.
IL 10 said the aggregate raise of the scale
IN ali departments will bs from 6fteen to
eighteen per cent over the wages OF last
year, which 10 unders God TO be satis.
factory all around. and the prospect now
with about 800 men on February 1st
or room alter.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2s.-James Barry
John Fries and Michael Kelley were pui
GU trial 70 day, charged with conspira cy
to enter the house of Sarah and Ann
Kelly and steal their property, robbery,
and assault and battery with intent to
XIII. The Commonwealth asand ,ned tho
charges against Fres and Kelley, who
were discharged, sni at the adjournment
OF court verdict had not been reachsd
10 the caso of Barry,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

For o SALE Il -oaa ,a NnMsER mos, OF
which are new. Gall aud get list before buy
Ing elsewhere. WM. e. TINDALL, ". Il.
cor. Ninth and Jefferson SITS. i-Ij-2Jis
E0R SALE CHEAP.-A TANDEM
Il bicycle In pretty good order. Sold Tor
want oil use. Apply at this ONCE 10 i0-tr
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28
LOR SALE OR RENT,

Thst valuable property known a. the At
iey MIL situnted Two miles west Of Clayton,
station on tho bel. II, H., Kent Co., bel.
consisting Oh farm OF 49, acres OF excellent
10 sesrs-olA bc,ithy pe.eh trees And
nour aud sriat mill toxti fest. three stories
hlsh. th,rs runs 81 bnrrs aud necessary ma
chi,'ery prone,led by . si-incb turbine wheel
urder u feet, head and fail and = 30 horse
power engine. f,oiHmodious build nse b1th
Tor fArin aud mill WIN he sold or rcntcd
eeeparAtely. Terms accommodating. For psr-
rcuIsrs, inquire OF u. ). AAunPllEf,
newark. Del. l-ii-26t
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28
A, Sergeant, for 1890.

Our Increased trade shows that thu
public appreciate 2240 lbs. OF good clear
coal for ton, and that 10 what we pro
pose to give Tor the year OF 1890. Our
eo = NM .. 80 aO v .,,, unue'
large loads. Western oats = speciality,
LOG Marylsnd avenue. Telephone, b45.
Central offlcs, 7th and King streets.
Telephone 5S7. Open In the evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

With an inclosure about 1t has he n put
in the grounds of tie smithsonian lustl.
tuition aud this mo ming a lady passing
through noticed 1t and asked boy work.
ing near what 1t was.
~ don't know, num-" he replied po-
litely, "but IRuess It's Mr.. Smithsonian's
grave. You had better ask In the
buildin', though, II you want to find out
ceI TAIN"
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

Coal aud wood, -four and feed, Lchlgh
coal, schuylkill coal, Lee coal, All
grades OF spring and winter wheat -four
Minnesota -four, Hungarian Hour. Leafs
-four, In barrels or halt barrels. All
kind. OF mill feed At mill prices. Oak o.
pine kindiinp wood In blocks or split.
Careful drivers and 22i0 lbs. to the ion
guaranteed. Office, yard and warehouse,
Si7 West Front street. Telephone so.
13-3-f
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 28.-David Alex.
ander. who hrod Que shot from revolver
At Bishop Whitaker on Sunday evening
10 1t. Johu's Protestant Episcopal
Church, was cOWmitted for trial yester-
day. Police Surgeon Andrews and DIR,
Joseph s. Glib testified that AlexaudeI
was insane with a homicidal tendency.
B'shop Whitaker yesterday receiv. d
many confratulatloas upon his escape
from injury.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28
Tremendous Explosion

PITrsnuRe. Pa, Jan. %. The affl lcted
city OF Johnatown was shaken about II
O'Clock on Sunday night BY tremendous
explos ON, following tbs dumping OF q
load OF ciD3ers into the river near the
Cambria Iron Works. A general panic
sneued, but no person was ujurcd.
Psnts Of glass were broken aud build ngs
were defaced and llIed by flying cinders,
but no serious damage was done,
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

New HAVEN, Conn, Jan. 27.-Aftei
70 itation to-day Fletcher Ritziuger
aged 10, Of indianapolis, q scient,fi,
sophmoFs Mt Yale, had his team hitched
and invited a classmate William n.
Walker, OF Chicago, to ride. While
crossing the trucks Of the New York and
New Haven road at PooriDan's Crossing
the team was struck by an express train
and Rtxlnger ives instantly killed.
Walker So. just in tins to escape
injury. - s--acrss wss killed and the
wagon reduced to splinters.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

When Christmss came with IT, good
cheer, ito fun aud its merry N Aking, We
used 70 deprecaie its colds, but that WAS
long ago, before tho days of DR.. Bulls
Cough syrup. Now 1t 10 very different.
A new era has dswned on Us, and great
and small, little and tall. merry men all ,
are happy.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

Where q man aud his wife are lost at
sea the law always supposss that be,
being the stronger, survived her BY som q
minutes or hours In seven different
cases followed up in The French courts
within the last ten years 1t was found
that the wife outliyed her husband, and
tho practice OF the law had to be reversed.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

LOR SALE CHEAP.-A AXIS CAM
y erss and outHt;sold for want Of use. Ap-
ply Sos W. Fiftb Vt. d3-tt
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

Father Ito edtor)-I would iko you
to give my sou u chance in your printing
offite.
Editor What can the boy do?
FAsher-Well, Mt first he couldn't do
anything more than edit your paper a nd
take general charge of the mechan lea
department, but later on when he learns
sense he'll be h indy to have around to
wash wiudows, keep lamp ehinneys
clean aud slit ashes.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

A gentleman whose sight was SO wea
he coulo not See to recognize an ohlec
out few feet from hin. after using ons
bottle OF DR.. Simms' Eye Cure, could tell
an object across the street. We know OF
several cases Of this kind during the
weak. 1t Is the great sight preseryer. 20
and 50 cents. 4th aud king.
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

1'Hf AMERICAN CAhD 0AME.-
iphF-lpESTs." rrire 81 cents. hrs
kue . fhpiily taking tbs place 81 PED 70
rd in OF Ter that Il may he popular In prlcs
weli :. 4, public iavor We have 10 -uei .
ia, sever .islns edition ~ 10 cent?. fhis
lion ia = perect AID conplete - tho o.
!, rts'' IL endorsed by IN MS rrs, teachers
\ ID every one, IL IL entirely di!ersnt II m
N .nliinal 10 e game. usually offered. II
h. i,s N II ~ prrtuuities Tor tkilltni pitys
4 stmef. Agents Jan make nancy. Escln.
lie ssenry given. LISTER T.. 1NE ~. i,
hill cieek. Michigan. i-B-dSw.im
Daily Republican., 1890-01-28

No medicine seems to be so grand In its
action for rapid curing OF the very dan
geroua cough and Tor the certain preven-
ton Of pneumonia or Inflammation OF the
lungs, as DR.. eimma' WHITE Pulmonic
Bslsam, Doc. and 81. Sold by druggists.
Depot, 4th and King streets, Whining
ton