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Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

WAsHINGIoH, Feb. 23.-In the U. 8.
Senate yesterday, tho conference report
on the bill to increase the pensions Of
totally disabled pensioners was agreed
to. Mr.. Davis explained that, under the
act OF 1880, 1t had been provided that
totally disabled pensioners then drawing
$50 month should receive SI2; that the
Increase did not apply to those who
wore pensioned thereafter; that the bill,
as it pa sed the Senate, was intended to
correct that omission. Bills were re-
ported and paced on the calendar for
the establishment Of pure food division
in the Agricultural Department; to Pro-
vide Tor iortiilcations and othtr sea coast
defepces and Tor the establishEt mt Of q
heavy gun foundry on the Pacific coast.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

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Killed ON the I,aii.

sUIssoS, Cal, Feb. 22-While train
OF Ell hit locomotives was returning from
The scene OF The blockade, yesterday, the
middle coupling broke, miles north OF
here causing collision between tho rear
en2iues aud the forward ca. A large
number OF laborers riding on the engine
were instantly killed, three seriously in.
jurcd, one OF whom will probably die.
Two Of the engines were badly damaged
and tho track blockaded.
A pillow engine and four other locomo-
tives were derailed at Gap, Point Mills,
California, on Wednesday night, and
three of the locomotives went down 90
foit embankment. Brakeman j. VIII
liams was killed, aud several others were
badly injured.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

WANTED SMALL HOUSE IN
w exchange for one-haif In building
lots and balance In cash. Name price oil house
this ONCE. I-iy-M
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

DOR RENT.-THE BRIGHT HoU e
Il Al Rehoboth. snd Drug stsro n Whining
ton. Apply to Gao. ". bRIUhT, TI7 market
street. WilminRt n, Del. 1-si-Gwt
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

CUutIfCE NDJtth tOt NbfNh ~ Wh7
framed its true interpretation is not hard
to hid.
When the assessors or levy court COM
missioners or collectors take the oath of
office, 1t 10 to perform their duties &C.
cordlng to the law governing the case,
but the oath does not say whether In the
sp rit In which law Ia usually uuders God
or IN the spirit and intention OF sc-
cOmplishing what Its trainers intended.
We ali unders aud that when an oilicsr
undertakes to perform the duties OF an
oliica he Is morally bound to fulfill all tie
requirements Of the law, so far as he 10
ali .; It 10 the duty of tie assessor to
assess carefully and with all reasonable
despatch all who are entitled; II is the
duty OF the collector to collect all money
due tho County without regard to who
offers II; 1t 10 the duty OF the Levy
Couit TO make every possible excrtion
10 aid these officers and insist ON their
work being well done. but this law OF 10
has In its provisions nothing to aid 'hese
oil srs 10 faithfully perform their duties,
but on the contrary its whole spirit and
language goes to shaw that the Intention
Is to aid these officers In eyading their
obvious duties, hente 1t becomes almcs t
necessity that they must resort &
double dealing with all It's attendant con.
sequences OF decentralization, fa'sehoed
aud perjury, and Tor WHAT To keep tho
so-called Democra c party III power.
1t 10 true that whrn this law was
passed 1t was intended to operate especi-
ally against the bla Ks, hut Il could not
stop there. Mr.. Bayard builded better
thin he know, as Improvements have been
made on the working o. tee machine, not
thought OF at that ti5ae, nntl me whole
power of the State is centered In these
oitlcers. A majority oil thr cit Zens Irac-
tically dlsiranehisel, not actually, IL 10
true, but so long as there aletnough DIS
irauchised to place those who eau vote IN
the miuo ity. the Whole might az we be
so far as any practical results are con :
oFn,d. No far l have only spoken OF
t oilicers of tbs state, nor have ]
doue them full lasti e. Mn.h more
IN Qht be said Of Tie eticc's OF tbis law
upoo item. They itafe reared the bele-
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

1850.
10Th. Z. j. Morrison, White Clay Creek.
24th. Fell 4 Leach. christiana HID.
2Sth. Dry Good Store, go, Market at. City.
10Th. l.. +. Adnir, Furniture, City.
18th. VIM. Nc Bride. W. U. G. lid.
9Th; MIS-; Head, gro. store 2ni ard Marrow
"a j. Is. HYATT. Stanton.
9th. pennock & Husbands, near Elan.
2sth. Isaac w Lodge. Brandywine lid.
2sth. j. q. Barr, 3U5 Il. Second ST., City.
18Th. 9. w. McCauly, real estate, Court
March.
LIST. Roberts 4 Hannum, Chester. Pa.
lst. VIM j. Minner, BranIywine Hi.
I'd. W. II. Derrickson, Mill Creek lid.
3D., Clark Crosse. New Castle Hid.
3rd. X. Morris, Centrovillc.
Attn. aeo. Foster, Brandywtne lid.
Attn. Isaac Morrison, VIC @. HID.
Sth. Patrick Haloy. Christians lid.
IN, Go nSn; ,i Ssn swy ss, ~ Tia
9th. Aaron Tyson. Chester, Pa.
9Th. W Is Cooley. near Smith Bridge.
9Th. Thomas Campbell, Pencader lid.
en-. James Wright, W. 9; e; mdi
sth. II. IL. Chandler Christiana lid
sth. Mary Holden, Newport, Del.
sth. Joseph Tnlley, Brandywine Hid.
10th. Elwood Bigger, Brandywine I'D.
10th. Peoples h McElwee. Christ. Hid.
10th. Geo. I. simmons est, Pencader lid
II. Edward Banks, Christiann lid
18th. II. X. Morrison, New Castle lid
l2th. J. +. Reybold, Red Lion Hi.
18th. II. J.. Wood, Christiana HID.
18th. & go q Lobdell. New Castle Hid.
18th. Lattimer& Ayers, Christiana lid.
lith. Sheldon & Leiborinan. Christ: HID
1lth. Lewis j. Graves, Christiann HID.
18th. 3. X. Pugh. New Castle HI.
18th. Real Estate, Court House.
10Th. W. j McGarr, Christinnh lid.
nth. weldin 4 McElwec New Castle HI
| isth. JAS. Givan, New Castle lid.
| 18th. WIN. Wheaticy, N. q. HID.
18th. y. Herst sol Poplar street. city.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

WANTE D. TO EXCHANGE A
w truck farm for Q small housf, In
Pebcader Hundred, within I'VE minutes walk
Of station on r., W. 4 d. Y. X. Good bulld-
inrs. lot OF fruit. Apply TO U l.: Sim.
mons, executor. 2-le-Jt
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

VIII you heed the warnlngi The Sig
nal perhaps Of the sure approach OF that
more terrible disease, Consumption. Ask
yourselves if GU can Afford for the sake Of
saging 30 cer Is. TO run the risk anu do
nothlt K for 1t. We know from expert
cnce that Sbiloh's Cure will Cure your
Cough. 1t never fails. This explains
why more than Million Bottles were
sold the past year. 1t relieves Group and
Whocping Cough at once. Mothers do
not be without it. For Lame Back, Side
or Chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. N
B. Danforth, Wholesale and retail agent
Second aud Market streets. Wilmington
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

WANT z ID. A HALF-GROWN
w Will girl. Apply Immediately A.
No BOB W. Fourth Ct. 2.l-.t'
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

NM ANTED. FOUR OR FIVE GEN
w uenen boarders; pleasant rooms
and HON comforts NJ so Marset 81. 2-2i-St.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

EoR RrNr-THE LARGE STORE
Il and warehouse at northeast corner OF
Frsnt aud Orange streets. Apply To J. I.
WHITE & BRO. l.29-f
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

w AN TIE D.-iOO0 SEWING MA
w chimes to repair At Novelty sewing
Machine shops. Calls promptly st..n ded TO.
An work Warranted. Also needles aud oil.
All kinda Of Sewing Machine supplies. L.. 7.
PENToN, 2is East Ain street, Wilmi 1gton.
Del, 2-lJ adt
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

ENOR sALE.-A LOT OF THEM
Il choicest singing canary birds us,
able prices. JOHN Parker. No los f.
Sec oiid street. t2j
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

There are
many white soaps.
each
represented to be
Just as good as the Ivory
They are not.
but like
all counterfeits,
they lack
the peculiar
and remarkable
qualities Of
the genuine.
Ask for
Ivory Soap
and
insist upon having it.
It's sold everywhere.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

BALTIMORE. Nd, Feh. a2.-The hair
spipners who struck work at the hair
factory OF William Wilkes & Co. are
exercised over the employment by the
hrm Of Gerhard LAndwehr TO teach boys,
who are being substituted for the strihere.
Land wehr has store of his OWE. aud
will return TO bis business &C soon as the
places Of the strikers are filled.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

dts OF the Offices, but at . terrible cost Of
morals and reputation. They have cor
tA'nly paid . high price for the honor and
emolumsnts. But my time 10 exhausted.
would like to examin the effect OF tbis
law on the other class OF citizens, but
must leave It for another time.
FARMER.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22
Notice.

We hayo the only official book giving
full details OF SANKEY'S exploits, adven-
tures aud discoveries In Africa. We
would like the people to call and sec 1t.
or We will cali and chow it II we ge:
your aidrtss. Agent wanted; good Pay.
Il II. DRuMMoND,
S. L. cor. Seventh and Walnut SITS.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

DIR. SimIns' White pulfnonic isaisam.
The finest and most perfect production
Of medical science ever offered the ailiic-
ted for Lung and Throat diseases. blood
splitting, &c, II will positively prevent
the inroads OF consumption and preserve
your system against its destroying pow
err. Always reliable for coughs, hoarso
ness, Ices OF voice, sore throat, &c.
Regular Drugsiots sell It. Dc OF, vii.
mingion. Del.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22
THE PICREL's STOVE AND HEATER
COMPANY
are at 504 SIMPLIFY STREET,

We have no store on Fourth street.
our friends aud customers can lind us
ut our new location where we keen O
large ussorl IN mt of new and second
ton Cook. lro mpt Range, Farmer Girl,
DANDY Range. The best of all Is the
new Cappello, very desirable stove in
every way AT che lowest cash prices,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

That "Good Enough" tobacco is good
enough for King. So il Durstein's
umbrella, which he will give with every
81 pound box Tor limited time. Dur
stein, No. East Second street. =. s.
The sale of Sanrosa cigars 10 increasing.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22


WE CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO
w the following houses which can
be bought Mt n bargain:
10t Sherman st.
lisa jackson st.
Oil Monroe st.
I40s Harrison 1t.
u South Clayton st.
III Madison ST.
I'LL West ~.
So West Eighth st.
ISIS Market st.
SUI Jefferson st.
3lS West Ninth st.
l409 Harrison 81.
7n3 West Tenth vt.
gil Lombard st.
Aus sherman ~.
$40 spruce st.
lot Mcst Eighth st.
sos West Fourth ST.
:. W. cor. Eighth and French sts.
bli West Third st.
$50 West Eighth st.
aii and 2ls West Tenth 81.
bO6 West Fifth st.
709 franklin st.
1901 jefferson st.
1918 West Eighth st.
lI2g Van Bnrcn st.
sos West Tenth st.
1896 West Thirteenth st.
9l2 West st. ..
If none OF these suit Won, send for
further list. HEAi.D N CO. 40 5t
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

TOR RENT.-HoUsE AND STORE,
No. 80 Orange 1t. Also house,
40 Tntnall st. Apply TO JOHN FL LIZ
MEN, No. 80 w. Ninth st. 2-20-Gtt
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

EOR RENT. -TW o 4RO0MED
. houses. Nos. 1907 and 1911 Jacks ST.
10. 2tz
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22
ADVERTISEMENT EXTRA.
--77----
Ass.u!ting Fellow oikiuen,

Pl1TspuRo. Pa, Feb. 2a.-some time
ago workman iu Schoenbsr,et's mills,
was suspended, and about 80 OF The
Amalgamstel Association men employed
in The mills struck in consequence.
President Weibe ordered them back 10
work, hut they refused to 60 back, and
some oil them have assaulted their fellow
workmen who reiu-eI to strike. The
police have heen called on to protect the
Workers, ard the firm has appealed to
tie courts to estraln tho vioielt. 1t II
probable he ctr kers will be expelled
from the Amalgamgted Association.
DIR. simms' white Puinonic Ealsnm.
TIE Grippe is over, but Lung Diseases
are IS prevalent as ever. Inc Balsaul
cures every tune coughs, sore throat
Group, etc. and really prevents consump-
tiou, 80 ceuts aud 81. Sold by druggists
depot Fourth au. King streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

E'OR RENT.-MODEL FARv No. II,
l. belonging TO The New Castle CON mon.
Possession given March 25th, ls0.
WILLIAM II kBERT,
JOAN q MAI1OSEY,
GEUkGE A. MAXWELL,
2l1-u Acting Committee.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22
rnE AMERICAN GARD GAME

\ MGiSiA FARM FOR EXCHANGE.
,.,t. A'flss fo4r miles west or Chssa-
sas,t Il haA ant two mules from Lancaster
~ a,r ','esst ior dwelling III WilI6im ston
-'' MT Fiotl, Erir To-, "a.
1874 I'M dSAtw
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

A0fCE-THERE WILL BE AN
~ examination uf teachers for sec ond aud
third grade certificates In school Building
NJ. !, Gu FfeGch street between F1fth
HERMAN BrSsEY, County superintendent.
2-ls-ct
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

1ToR rem IA sECOND-sToRY
~ front room, furnished, in western
part OF city. One or two gents, use of
bah. Address A. T., this Office.
2-l9.2tt
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

PEERLESS DYES s sss rs S. nnsr
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22
Prctacs.

It 10 but once In lite -tima that you
can Jump right into legitimate bust
ness that will pay you from four to 81,
thousand dollars per year.
ADVERTISEMENT EXTRA.
For Ssle-The LARGEST and bsst paying
tobacco aud cigar business In the State
of Delaware. III health and desire to
retire to a country life the cause OF sell
ing. Call or address
A. A. CHAPMAN, Son Il Co,
Seventh and Orange streets.
ORR. j. Peircs, No. . West Seventh
street, Wilmington, Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

E'OR RENT.-STORE NO. 10 EAST
Il Seventh street. one door from King.
large room, two large bulk windows. Apply
TO W. II. MokitI5, Seventh and Market
streets. 2-l7-u
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

LNOR RENT.-A FARM OF 100 ACRES
II to rent, 8 miles west of Newark,
Delaware, f,miliarly known rs tho Ford
farm, near d. & o. n. X. station. Inquire
of JOSEPH EDWARDS, 345 Bromall
street, Chester, Pa. 2-lS-StwS3td
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

LNOR RENT.-A FARM OF 4G ACRES
IL near Elnm, Pa, good land and good
buildings. Reasonable rent. VA. B.
HUSBANDS, Elan, Pa. 2-ls-1twStds
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

EOR RENT.-HOUsE AND GARDEN
l. and shops. stable, ETC., at llsre,s Gerner.
2-l5-d&w-tf Elufl ARD JACKSON.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

WILLIAM MCKENZIE. MERCHANT
w Tailor, y. ". corner Third aud Shipisy
streets, Wilmington, pek
ss6entt clothing cleaned. dyed, secured
nlsftc and repaired. Suits from tiS 10 -
I..t, 70 order IRON = up " 7.0A specially
uuActon guaranteed d-tof
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

A TTENrION-ALL PERSONS DE
"a tlrng drugs pure aud chemicals or wish
w thelT prescription, or private receipt
snt.lui'i compounded with pure materials,
Sh.nid 90 70 l'edtug store OF n u. Bkt Ind
hUhsi he, a5 Marie. street Wiiningteu,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

IIOR RENT. - TWO SPLENDID
i rooms for storage with private .eys, at
bl0 Madison St 2.i9-3L.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

WANTED. "A SITUATION BY A
w young lady NJ clerk In n dry
goods or book store. Address CLERK,
this Office. 2-ly-5tt
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

EUR RENT.-TRUCK AND DAIRY
j farm about 80 acres on W, 4 N, r, H.,
s'niIes from wilmington, Del. station on
the place. Land In high state OF cultivation,
Estate Of the late Henry Sutyne. Apply to
nEALD CO., Wilmington, Dei.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22
I ECrURE.
NOTICE.

kolltb.
Notice Is hereby given that NE MsnaGers Of
u Wilmington and Kennett Turnpike Com
Nav have declared al, iieud Of twenty I've
ssnts nrr share PAYABLE " tie Stockholders
q iH.ir legal represent Atlvce. on aud after
b. Mn inst, at No. 902 Marhct street, VIII
A'''''' W j. PouLsoS CHANDLER.
..,,.st Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

NOTICE THE GERMANIA BUILD
N ins aud Loan Association, No. 2 10
no, lsuius new series VI stock, payment
o. ,,nt BEGINNING with February. shares
cav BE- ltained on application - the secrs-
bfy, n. y. 0hirIiEus Tfes.
VI, n. Gibbons, ssc'y.,
I'D AUD French streets. 2-2l-lt
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

EOR RENT.-A FARM OF 90 AIRES
l. 9miIes from Nllminetsn, near brandy
wine summit camp ground. Apply to L.
2-l2-atw-St.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

L dwelling house, all In good order.
Front porch und yard, stable to accom-
MEDIATE horses on rear OF lot Can be
bought at a bargain Apply to HEALD
4 co. 2-ls-5t
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

kAJ ANTED.-TO BUY A SIX ROOM
w ed house between Jefferson and
Monroe streets and Eighth aud Ninth
streets. Apply to L. PENNINGTON, ~
West Ninth street. 2l9lm
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

LNoR PENTHOUSE AND BLACK
II smith shop Mt Mt. Cuba. Apply
to JAMES LEACH, Mt. Cuba Del.
2-l2-3tu&2twt
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

~ Npiitf.
MurcNani,se ant furniture received en-
Orsngr st.. ,n.srsod
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

-" AN I l. D.-TWO GENTLEMEN
w bosrders at no West 9th street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

WANTED.-40 QUARTS OF MILK
W daily Al 10 Harrison street. J. Y.
sCDIT, 2-2i-st-
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

EOR SALE VERY LOW.-NO. OH
i West 9Th street. 10 rooms and ali con-
yeniences. In perfect order. 5erns easy.
3-al-et-eod
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

EOR sALE.-A FIRST CLASS Is
l. u, engine and a p II. 4. Tubular
boii,r. been US d only two years " iii all their
connections. VIII sell very low. For fu' they
reeed store, 9Th and kiaE streets. Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

w ANTED.-A FEW MORE SMOK.
w srs to try the Americaa duchess aud
san kosa cigars. They can't be beat. DUR.
bTEIkh No. Z. second o.. l2-4-f
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

NoIiCf-lF YOU WANT TO SAVE
a. DuLLARs insure your property with
n'NAlhs Co.. No. ia Market at. n-il-tf
VI 'INGs.-THREE OR Jour
re' tlenen can be accommodated with
'"h.u'. 'cdslnss Al So7 ". GNstfth street.
l-sD-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22
DRlYATE BALE.

Nili sell AZ private sale, my property
Known ~ the Delaware Honse, at n 0cEessin,
bel, hst licensed. Any one wishing to pur-
chase tie sane, call on or address on the
g,rmlsea. or "a King street, Whining ton,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22
statesmen

wanted 70 canvas Tor The sale OF Nursery
stock. STEADY employment Euarsnteed. sal.
sry and sSeenses. .Apgly, AZ sase stating
jana mar
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

WANTED.-EvERY FIRST CLASS
w smoker to try any brand Of u. Gluck-
mHn's Cuban Handmade tigar.. and get = =
,wmth 81 your money. speciai brands blue
SOLD BY all leading cigar dealers and drug
gists. l-al-lm
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

WANTED--AGENTs FOR DENVER
w stats ottery, Tickets 8, cepts. AL
dress A. Y. ROSS a CO., Denver. Col. rs cot
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

WANTED-HELP FURNISHED FOR
w hotels. restaurants aud private families
p the shortest Notice. Apply At the
WILMINGTON lNTELLIGENCEOF
m6tf No. va Orange Street
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

.WANTED.-GIRL FOR WORK OF
all kinds. Hip supplied At l.. ,.
HENDRICKS Select Intelligence ON No.
to5 orange street. s-i7-ct'
Daily Republican., 1890-02-22

NOTICE ALL SHARETi0L OERS
" afthc tt,Ston Lam Association are re-
srtsied to be pt'ssnt at iu regular monthly
p,etns iTdAv evening hektI 10 decide on
lrlsu " 81 ~ up the hrairs Of the AtsociA.
Lon. s, II. BAIhAkD, bec'y.
2-i7-Se
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-28

The propo.t IONS Of the humln body as
given rs tAo stautl0riti23areas follows,
the length OF the head being the standard
of measurements; Irul the botom0i chin
to breast bone, onc-hail lcnGtA Of head
from top 70 bottom of breast bone or
stcrGum, CA--half length of head; from
bottom Of stcrnum 10 lightning OF
lower limbs, two lon@ths from thigh
to bottom OF knee, two lengths from
the bottom of the knee to The ankle,
one and Il half lengths; from the ankle
to the ground, one-half length. Add
ing to these measurements ous length for
the head itsetf Gives eight lengths Tor the
proper hcigAt Of the body of men
Women are slightly shorter, tho proper
ton Of their head to the height being about
rs one to seven or seven and onc-half The
arm from the nrmpIt to the elbow joint is
one ana onc-quartep times the length of
the head, from thence to the wrist one and
onc-quartor and from the wrist to the end
of the middle finger three-qurters Of the
length of the head. The distance between
the right middle finger and the same finger
Of the left hand is, wien the arms are
spread horizontally from the body, equal
20 the height Of the iig9rn. Il fellows,
therefore,. that the breadth Of the body
from armpit to armpit is one aNd one half
lengths of the haad--Sb. Louis post-Dis
patch
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-28

"Thc next evolution in the steamer
way" said II wise old man Of the sea,
will probably be steamers without mnsts.
The sticks that they put into The twin
screw flyers now arc useless ornament,
and might rs well be dispensed with, as
they are in the way. II tine ship was t.
break down in both engines they would
not be Of any use except to hang Gag OF
distress on, and You might just as well
carry a spar for that purpose in the holds
of steamers and save the trouble"
But would not such a steamer look bob
tailed, SO to speak?' asked.
ooh, no We would soon get used to it,
It is merely a question Of what we are Gc
customcd to SEQ. The fact is these are not
steamships, but merely steamboats,, and
they might as we'll travel as such You
do not find anything strange or bobtailod
about the propeller Monmouth, for in
stance, whom you see her tipping down e
Sandy Hook. Why should you incumber
a boat with useless sticks just because she
runs few thousand miles outside OF
Sandy Hooll2 You will find that the maste
are going to 90, take my word for it. ~
New York Herald.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-28

II now transpircs that the host English
beef comes from Normandy. that the best
English hops come from Germany, That
the best English mutton comes from New
Zealand and Bucnos Ayr,s The German
hops are preferable 20 the ENGLISH, for the
reason that they are Of a better qaality.
The English grower has made tic mistake
of seeking to secure large yield, Wa,le
the German has devoted timo and care
toward securing a large and perfect fruit
The consequence Is that two pounds oi
German hops are for practical purposes
equal o. three pounds Of English hops, Sc
the German offers in aa En- !.,h market
ut a cheaper price product t7 the pro.
vision OF which England lms hrreiHtar,
bo.st,d that mono could compete with her
London Cor Chicago New,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-28

Thomas l.. ClenSnts, n salesman Of the
firm of Wood, Drown {; Co.. tells n re.
markablc story concerning water spaniel
that is owned by n hotel keeper ut Brigan-
tine Beach "a party comprising myself
and some friends" said Mr. Clements,
chad taken u boat and sailed out from the
beach to the fishing grounds. 4 contrary
wind drove us back and while we were
endcnvoring toweather the adverse brcc2cs
we perceived an object on the water that
we at first took for post or submerged
log until we saw il was making its way
toward us. 1t came beside our boat, when
we recognized it rs the beach spaniel. We
took it ON board and wondered how it had
managed to swim the five miles then in
tcrvening between us and the shore
We continued our course just north of
Atlantic City and then stecrvd for the
wreck, where the vast fishing grounds are
to be found This sailing direction brought
us again within few miles Of Brigantine
Reach, and us we approached the nearest
point to it we were surprised to see the
dog jump overheard and begin swimming
for his home. That dog certainly swan
ten miles that day, ana when we returned
to Bligantine Beach we found him calmly
s,"ted on the piazza and cyincinG no signs
of extraordinary eXcrtion. Philadelphia
Press.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-08-28
CONGRESS.


In the sonato--A proposition to close
general tariff debate sept ,, and take a
final vote sept $, went over for day. A
couple of bills of minor importance were
passed. and debate ON the tariff bill was
resumed The lead ore schedule was dis
Cusscd The death Of Representative Wat
son, of Pennsylvania, was announced, and
the senate adjourned
In the housc-ThC conference report on
the sundry civil bin was submitted and
agreed TO- A conference ON the river and
harhor bill was ordered. The death Of
Representative Watson, of Pennsylvania,
was announced, and the house adj
1uurncd.