Daily Republican., 1890-01-22
There She iilows.

Tho mammoth whale that has been on
exhibition In 30 many lnrse cities and
been viewed by thousands of people 10
now aboard large barge at the foot OF
shipley street, near Market sire I,
bridge, over the CHRIS lana. This
immense animal is certainly won
der of tine age, being over sixty feet long
and weighing 10 tons when captured.
The mouth Is sight. More than
twenty people can stand erect In 1t at
one lime. This monster has been en-
banned.
No such extensive emba!ming has ever
be done before tha. wo have ever heard
OF. This makes rare exhibi ion for
those persons having any desire to view
whale and learn the many habits Of The
whale tribe described in the minager's
lectare. Doubles, parents will take their
children to profit from the instruct IN by
object teaching thus afforded. Such an
opportunity may Eever present is II
again. We douBt II the oldest person in
| this city can remember of ever seeing q
whale OF this kEe on exhibition.
| All persons sholll 20 AMI sec the
monster. The Chief Justice visited the
whale on Friday. He told the manager
II he would come to Dover with 1t he
thought, II properly advertised, 1t would
te visited by 1900 persons In less than
three days. An ex Mayor Of Whining
ton said to the manager: "You have a
very interesting exhibition" A proni-
nent public school teacher said 1t was
instructive sud pupils would DO recon.
mcuded to visit 1t.
| lCatarri,,CRtnrrliili ESai,,-ss-uay Fever
A Mem. Home Treatment.
Christian Advocate.
Sufferers are not generally aware that
these diseases arc contagious, or that
they are duo to the presence OF living
parasites In the lising membrane OF the
nose and custachian tubes. Microscopic
research. however, has proved this to be
a fact, and the result OF this discovery Ia
that o simple remedy has been tormu.
lated whereby ca arrli, catarrhal deafness
and hay fever are permanently cured III
from one 10 three simple applications
made At home by the patient once in two
weeks.
N. b. This treatment is not snuff oi
all ointment; both have been dlsca led
by reputable physicians rs Injurious.
A pamphlet explaining lhis new treat.
mcnt Is seat tree on receipt of stamp te
pay postage, by A. II. Olson & son, 33i
and 3a9 Wess King street, Toronto
Canala.
Sufferers from Catarrhal troubles
should carefully read the above.
Death on Tho RAN.
A suburban passenger train and
freight on the Missouri Pacific Roat
coliided In Omaha, Nebraska, yesterds,
morning.. William Boyle, a local Demo
cratic politician, was killed instantly; J
Schwarich, Deputy County Treasurer
! was internally injured; J. A. Harve
aud man named Vandeventer wer
, badly crushed, probably fatally; &
5 FRAZIER and Frank Church had their leg
broken; two brothers named Mtzlad.
: RAILROAD shop boys, were seriously in
e iured; one had his skull fracture,
! Several other passengers were more {
: less bruised. The conductor, Wiliai
: Shieldr, had an arm broken aud WI
7 badly crushed.
i freight train on the Reading Railroa
Q ran into land slide near shainokiu, Pa
Il yesterday morning, aud ten cars We,
9 thrown ilto creek. Engineer Clar
. Hoffman was killed aud Fireman Geusl
aud Brakeman Startzell were badly Il
iiured.
Two freight trains on the Baltimore
Ohio Railroad collided at Glen Easto
20n,lles east of Wheeling, West Vi
yesterday morning Three tFainmen wei
Injured, one, William King, SO bad
that he died In few hours.
An engine and several cars on ii
Alabama Midland Railroad ran oil Il
track near Gordon yesterday, killing IL
engineer, Raleigh, and tho tirema
Floor.