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Daily Republican., 1890-03-22
DEATHS.


KELLEY.-On tho 2oth inst. John II.
Kelley, son OF bridget and the late
Frnpk Kelley, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend his funeral from the residence of
Ills mother, No. 6l2 East Fifth street, on
Monday morning at O'Clock. High Mass
Mt St. Mary's Church.
philadelphia papers please copy.
McLEAR-on March Il. John j. Nc
Relatives and friends are respee.fulIv
invited to his funeral from the residence
of james O'Donnell, No. 7O7 West Secon d
street, on Monday morning. Mt o 80
o'clock. Mass Mt ST. Panl's Church. In
terinent Mt New Cathedral Cemetery,
Philadelphia papers please copy
G ALLAGliER-On March 81, Catherine.
daughter of Andrew and Mary Gala.
CHER, aged 10 months and days.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the
residence Of her parents, No. 20 Robin
son street, on saturday afternoon, at
O'Clock. lnterment mt Now Cathedral
| Cemetery,
GIVEN On March %, $780, Ann, wife OF
| Archibald Given, in the esd year oil
her age.
| Relatives and friends arc invited &c
attend the funeral from tho residence OF
her husband, No. s46 Tatnall street. on
m9in,uay next Services at the house nj
.Oeiock, sharp. mtermcnt ut Whining
ton ana Brnndywine Cemetery.
| WEEKS-On tho 18th inst, William L,
weeks, aged Is years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from tho
residence of his brother. Richard ii
Weeks, Twelfth and Franklin streets
On saturday afternoon, March ~, !,
moet Mt and move Mt 2 O'Clock, Inter
ment Mt Mount Zion Cemetery.
LEFEvRE.-In New Castle hundred. or
tho 2ist OF March, 1880, Marion Jose
phine, daughter of Joseph and Caro-
line Lefevre, In the 18TH year OF hcl
age.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-22
FOURTH EDITION


Edward Davis, the 1l-yeAr-old boy
who WAS arrested for stealing . smoked
shoulder from butcher named Dunlap,
Was placed n the dock this morning,
when Judge Ball said that he had learned
that the boy could obtain . permanent
situation with Nj. klund, farmer, with
whom be had formerly lived. The Judge
also said that be understood that the boy
was anxious 10 return, but ~ he wished
10 remove him from the Influence OF his
mother he requested Special Agent Stout
to have him removed 10 one OF the
homss, 90 that no could be properly In
deutured TO Mr.. klund.
Mr.. Stout said that he would consult
with the managers OF the society and
have the case attended to at once. He
will be committed to the Home for
Friendlcss Children this afternoon, aud
from there transferred to Mr.. klund,
whom he will b beyoId the control Of
the mother.
"Mrs. Davis, " % she calls herself was
then brought 10, aud Judge Ball was
about TO discharge her when she com.
plsiped Of an article which appeared in
the Morning Nsws, that was ~ follows:
''Officer White fouuda bag In Charles
Nickerson's grocery store at Second and
Walnut streets yesterday afternoon. He
brought It to police station and It was
found 70 contain . large amount OF
clothing. II was afterward learned that
the goods were stolen by Mary 0allop,
alias "Mrs. Davis." Of Newport who
was arrested ON Thursday evening for
aiding small boy In stealing ham.
She denied stealing the contents Of the
bag and said she purchased them from
Mr.. Nickerson. He said he did not cell
10 his store during tho evening""
She declared that she had not stolen
anything, and the Judge told her that -
che WAS not satisaed, he would recon-
NIT her for . further hearing. and In.
structed the Chief OF Police to secure all
the evidence possible bearing on the case.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-22

A special session Of tho slr,,s \
Sewer Commission was he'll lan ",
ing TO consider the three lowest bid,
building the ih,ercepting sewer. n
bids were those Of John Jacoby of BrIdd
port, Conn.,, Of t4y, 4l8. ~; X. l.. Maid
Il Co, Lancaster, Pa, of e54 $40 9s, 4,
Everson & Liddls, Yonkers, N. T.,
o63, 0S8. 80.
The com mercial standing and gcnef|
reputation Of these bidder, ha, been Il
q nirod into by the commission, and
they were found satisfactory In cad
case II was decided, as Jacoby was l
lowest bidder, TO award the contract
him, on condition thst DO furnishes
boud Of el3, 0O0 for the faithful periord
auce Of his contract, and the complsti(
OF tho work by November l, 1880. I'd,
ID nearly two mon,hs less than the I'D
In which Jacoby says hs eau compIs
the work.
The proposals. require that the Cd
tractor shall bond within ten days ifo
the time he 10 notified OF the awarding
the contract, and work be commsis1
immedia . y thereafter. .
Mr.. Jacoby will be notified on Moud
that he has received the contract y
must give bond. This will compel him
commence the work GU April 3.
There 10 almost sufficient moue7
bank to the credit OF the sewer fund
pay for the work, but this, however,
only be for the main stem. As nun
OF branches will no req uired, addlv'
appropriations will have TO be made
Daily Republican., 1890-03-22
FIFTH edition


On Thursday afternoon M,,h.,,
IN having In the forenoon r,c.i,,s
telegram IRON Lewes, took v,,n
Deputies Ainscox and llurlort "
went down to that town to ARA, ~
mutinous sailors on boari a.. pn
Ernestine, Captain II. b. WhI,,ts. sn1
brig left Philadelphia March ls,. 40
Aa'aasas, Cuba, loaded with ,mm}
hossheAds and coal. Yesterday no ,T
tho marshal and his deputies rcin,o sa
BY Deputy Marshal L. T. vsas. v''
Lewes. boarded the brig Ern..,lrsh
rested VIM. Lawrence WIN M. 1I y
Patrick DAcy, Patrick Russell md JJg
O'Brien, aud putting he,n IN
brought them ashore. III "s
The men offered no resrtencs NIL,
ever but said they bad GOOD resson W." y
stopping work. They we're mn, "a ~
morning train, broueh. To hi. on, ~
Quartered In the Custom Ilouse ~
seems that When the brig was s,s mil.
below tho Breskwater the men had .oml
mssunderstand ng with the second m..l
and refused TO work The man h.a
bearing before United States Comm.
sioner Smith at 10 o'cltck ,hls mo,,,a
Deputy Marshal vcassy testified ia N
arrest, hut Captain Whitaker and M
second mate not having arrived fro'|
Lewes . further hearing was pos,a,os
until . O'Clock this afternoon
During the hearing tbs morning a,
men seemed to bc partIculirly IudI IN,
Vt tho manner In which they had bt1
treated BY the second MAZE, and La1
renee and Dacy said they did 10, MN
they would be safe In eoiug out %
with him. The brig carries ten usp. !,
~ soon ~ the present hearing is ovs
will have TO ship five more before .hs d
proceed on her journey.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-22
We have orc led out ;

We have ore led out a
large line OF stockinette
Goats in spring weights in
b5th plain and puff shoulders
vest fronts with lapels, very
stylish and handsome So
so to $I2. Our shoulder
capes in beaded silk and OF.
tomans are the b e 8
made. We get them di.
rect and they are unusually
low in price, and are very
beautiful work, 50 to SO.
We have a few foe cloth
capes, only In navy blue
bound with braid. Our
regular price for these gar.
ments has been So. W.
shsll close the balance a
rs SO each.
Charlie, tell your uncle
Jim l want to see him be
, fore he moves".- hundred
! are in the same boat, and Ii
moving" Ii you haven
selected your carpets yet
J: will be no easier later or
a We have already sold thou
sands of yards to the earl
customers. We are pr,
: pared with q large force
do your work prompt,
Il: Your opportunity to sells
carpe.s here Is unequaled ar
\. wnere --ths bulk OF the sto
4 4. is here, the bulk OF the trat
10 here.
! We hav, Just opened I
Daily Republican., 1890-03-22

Thu Anthony HigRins Club INST \
Tuesday evening, the 18th Inst, aud hsll
their annual election of officers, whic
Re-. ulted rs follows: President, ID.
Jackson; first vice president, Lawrenl
Y. Fisher; second vice president, CHI
Loud; secretary, l. II. Fisher; assista
secretary, Alfred Byard; treasuf
Jacob harding; scrgcant-at-arms, 20
w, Davis. All members OF the Ct
(and all we'll. wishing Republican,
requested to meet at the Republic
Headauarters, Seventh and Mar
streets. on Tuesday evening, the
inst, at $50 o'clock. By order OF tue
President, d. II, JACKSON
Attest: I. II. Fisher, secretary.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-22

One Of the prettiest stores 10 the city l.
ut No. sos West Second street, and IL
kept by 7. A. Shannon as 9 dry goods,
gents furnishing and trimming store.
The store is S0x50. large, airy, newly
ovcrhauled, freshly psiuted. has hand
some dreesing-room at the rtar, and
everything as trim aud clean a. . new
pin. A large show window Mt each side
OF the entrance contains almost as many
goods - common ordinary stsre. Mr..
shannon formerly had his store ct Nc.
1913 West Second str. ct, but on Thurs
day he removed TO his new quarters.
Such large, weil-hlltd store so lar out
Second street Is evidence OF individual
enterprise that deserves the most liberia
encouragement, anil also shows that the
large, enterpfisiug stores are not all on
Market street Mr.. sham and hl.
efficient corps OF clerks, polite and
obligiDg, are always In read ness TO walt
uron patrons.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-22
impossible Streets.


Allow ms space in your paper to ask
why the taxpayers o, Browntuwn can not
have pssssbe streets and sidewalks to
travel out The streets and sidewalks are
30 muddy that people can not walk with
out getting up TO their shoe tops. We
can not have a respectable street for a
funeral TO 70 TO aud from q cemetery
without breaking some OF the carriages
running gears. II we were all chair.
men oil the Street and Sewer Commits sion,
we would lave the streets and de wi Ks
done up in tip-top style. They are in a
worse condition Row than when we were
In the ceuaty. We want something for
our taxes. TAX PAyrns.
Z. S.-Let come OF tie commissioners
take y walk out on a wet day,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-22

Cookmsn Ia the youngest of the Metho.
dat Episcopal Churche, organized In
this city. 1t lie on scott street, between
Thirteenth aud Fourteenth, and In q SEC
ton Of the city where there IL no Metho-
dist church. 1t is composed OF about
thIrty-1ve members and healthy, grow.
ing Sunday school. The Sunday school
will hold It's missionary anniversary to-
morrow (sundsy) evening, when II. g
Conrad, E,q., and Secretary King, of the
Yousg Mems Christian Association, will
IN AXE addresses AT Q Meeting OF the
gu lrteriy conference OF the church, held
on Monday evening last, an invitation
was extended to Rev. W. L. White to
accept the pastoral charge Of the church
| for next wear,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-22

MONTREAL, March 2i.--The efrar OF
the Government 10 give free grant Of
100 acres Of land TO every father having
twelve children has 90 far proved great
success, the present appearances being
that most OF the unoccuplei lands 10 this
province will soon be taken up.
Although It is only about three week.
since the Government wac ready to re-
ceise applications, over 100 claimants
have already had their claims recorded,
and applications are still coming in At
an average OF five or six day.
1t was already we'll known that the
French Canadians are q prolific peopl 2
could IL AXE such showing as this, an
the public Is bo.h surprised and plcase'
at the result
Daily Republican., 1890-03-22
V.B. SHARP { CO.,
Fourth and xarkst StrsstG

In our silk department we
have made extra efforts to
show . very desirable line Of
goods. and ladies who feel
an interest in these I i n e 9
should certainly see 0 RS.
The department was never
fuller OF good things.
China Silks. One of the
most popular dress fabrics for
the coming season We have
in magnificent assortment.
Think OF these in seventy.
five different styles-new,
unique, handsome and catch.
ing. Among the lot being
the cream and white gro md.
with very small neat fgu,e,.
80 very desirable and getting
daily harder to find. They
all appear in the newest COL
orings at 81, 45, 50. 75c,
81, 81 25.
Bengalines. Silk and wool,
soft and pleasant, do not
wrinkle, are % inches wide.
The assortment Is fine in all
the desirable shades of hello.
trope primrose, reseda. Of d
rose, etc. They are destin.
ed to become very popular
at 623 cents per yard.
Silk Surahs. "A splendid
line Of thirty four different
colorings. superb quality and
the most effective fabric for
dresses and dress trimmings
ever shown. This is the fiu
est line we have ever had at
the price rs cents per I'D
Daily Republican., 1890-03-22
W. :. SHARP 4 CO.

. new line Of Tapestry Brus
sells Carpets at so cents per
yard. comprising some pat
terrs quite ~ pretty a. those
costing neatly double the
money. We have made es'
pecially for our retail sales q
full standard, all wool filling
ingram carpet, the like OF
which you have land may
be do yeti paid IS cents per
yard for. These carpets are
carefully designed to meet
the want Of q nice looking
c,rpet for little money and
we show a splendid line OF
patterns at so cents per
yard. They are very de-
slrable for up stairs rooms.
We have a grand lot Of
Hassocks Just In. Among
them some Moquettes at 50
cents each.
w. B. SHARP B co.
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-22
THIRD EDITION


Young Macheret, who b now held At
police station awaiting the action OF the
authorities Of Maryland, TO answer the
chprge Of Iobbing Fontsinc's iswelry
store II Pocomokc City, sesms to be get
thug more and more entaDgled In the
mfshcs OF the law. Ever since his arrest
on Thursday be has seemed very anxioas
10 leAru II any one had CALEB OF police
eta'ton from Landenberg, Pa, aud this
tact caused the officers to remember that
The jeweIry stor, OF II. II. Story, IN that
town, was robbed on the morning of
February l2. It was determined to send
for Mr.. Story, and 10 re pouse 10 q tele-
gram he arrived here shortly after IL
o'clock yesterday and visited the police
station ~ once. He iden.ifi ID part Of
the jewelry found in Mscherct's posses
sion ~ belonging 20 him, and recognized
b % ~ having been In bis store the night
before the robbery was committed.
Macheret denies having been in Lam
denberg at the time, but there is an in !.
cieasinx frcling that he is an accom-
pllshed crock.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-22

Assistant AdjutAnt- General John B.
Btrsdlsy had . genuine surprise last
evening at his re-. idence on Orange street,
above Ninth. 1t was gotten up BY bis
comrades 10 Posts Nos. aud ., and De-
partmeut Commander Lewis was do
tailed 10 dstain him ct homo until the
party arrived. He accordingly called
on him and kept him engaged uut,l the
others arrived.
He vas taken completely BY surprise,
and was almost overcome when Com
mAnder Solomon, Of smyth Post pre-
sented him with large and handsome
pound cake. suitably Inscribed. on behalf
Of Department Commander Lewl,. Tho
evening was spent 10 . pleasant manner
and an abuudarcs Of refreshments were
seryed,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-22

PBILLIrsBUgo, March H.-DiGer-
eneos between the pickers and a fore
woman In the Standard SILK Mills,
which have existed for some time, cul
minated to- day IN strike by the pick.
ers. An adYsnce OF from saven -eights
OF cent to one cent per yard was asked
and the unemployment Of a discharged
alrl demanded. The mill employs 200
lands, most Of whom will be forced into
ideness If the strike Is not settled imme-
dla,ely.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-22

Az . meeting Of the teachers and ON.
GERS Of the Sunday school OF the First
NJ. P. Church, Seventh street near WAL
nut, last evening, the following oIllcers
were elected; Superintendent @. II.
Gilbert; frat assistant, 7. A. Phillips;
second assistant, ]. Cash; secretary,
morning session, J. Rhinshart; alter
noon. N. Baker; treas arer. morning ses-
sion, Y. Benson; afternoon, s. l.. Stuart;
librarian, morning session, J. N. Call;
afternoon, G. Howard; organ,st, both
sessions, Mrs. X. Stuart; fret assistant,
N. Mc.ou; second assistant. = White.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-22

Messrs. singley Bros., confectioners, at
Ala King et:eet, have just placed In their
9 ore Very fine assortment OF Easter
-koods. 1t 10 one OF the finest collections
EVER seen In this city.
MIR. Gilbert Barrett, confoctiener,
Tenth and Market streets, has q very
tine display Of Easter goods.
Persons desiring Easter goods should
purchase early.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-22

Special Agent Frank Stout arrested Q
man PANIED Mtrshali C. Corson, residing
at No. 223 TA,nall street, yesterday alter
loon, for cruelty to horse. The animal
WAS blind and lame, and as the defendant
did not pay any sttenti n to the warning
that had been given him . short time ago
by Mr.. Stout. there was no other course
left than 10 arrest him. He was srraigned
before Squire Monaghan, who, after
hearing the evidence, Imposed due oil
fl5 and rotts
Daily Republican., 1890-03-22
N. MEGARY & SON,
FURNITURE
AND
CARPETS.
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES

WALNUT CHAMBER SUITES.
We offer to-day our entire
line Of $50 and SIS Walnut
Chamber Suites for $40; COM
plcte Suite Of 8 pieces. This
offer will last only as long as we
have this line Of suites and is
made to dispose of the stock on
hand. We are making a change
in our line Of patterns for the
Spring trade. The Suites we
now have must go in the next
week, before the new patterns
are put on the floor. This is
indeed a chance to save a few
dollars-the fact is known that
we only advertise what we are
doing.
These Suites are Solid Wal
nut with Marble Top, large
Bowel Edge Mirror on bureau.
a good Hanging Towel Rack
with glass and three fine Cane
Seat Chairs and Rocker, max :
ing in all 8 pieces for $40.
Any Of these suits that are
selected now, and not needed
for a few weeks, will be stored
away, subject to the order OF
the buyer.
) We have Just received another
carload of our Solid Antique
Oak Chamber Suites. which we
have been selling for S25 and
$50. These Suites are the very
best for sale to-day and canno,
: be bought elsewhere in Viii.
mington. See the Suites ane
judge for yourself They ar.
not of the kind that pull apar
and fall down, but they are wei
) made and smoothly finished
(. suites that we can guarantee.
!, Well put our $50 suite
against any in Wilmington
that's sold for $40. We hav,
!. plenty OF them and more on tn
way.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-22

William Faulkner was before Judge
Ball this morning charged with drunk
enness. He said that he had juat cut
down tros and took couple OF drinks.
but - he had offered tho came excuse
several times before he WAS fined % and
costs.
Edward Hcnxel was found OF Front
and King streets last night very drunk.
bus ~ IL was his drst onense he WA Let
of with d and costa.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-22

READING, March 2l.-The commit
on the trial OF Bishop ]. J. Esher,
Chicago, resumed its s!ttines early Y
morning and went over the tpeelhciuo
that had Lot been considered at The :. y
sion last evening. As had been ,tu Y,
pated, the committee found Bishop Esa,
guilty Of all the charges and under
OF the specifications. The verde. "
unanimous on all of the twenty specl1
cations, except the fourth, en- the c an.l
Of SANDER, In which the vote wv wv
to two.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-22
Tf,in YoRr

finds me not only well prepared u Iur
eut business, but with amples' ps
for thoss persous VITO are going M
on the 2bth OF March and wS
their houses In order in 'lS ..ru
space OF time after moving, :, 4
largest and best selected sloes .,' N
paper In the city, which ! am ~. ~
low as the lowest. i also nav n
force OF practical paper han.gp.,ras
work done under my own .ep"s ecOs
Harry d. Holt No. 2i3 We ,sa,ar. NJ
street. Promptness . special '''''
Daily Republican., 1890-03-22

CHARLEsTows, w. Va, March o.
4 telegram from Richie Court House,
n,st Virginia, says that Jacob Refiner,
aged W sears, was on Tuesday married
10 Mrs. Ray, widow oi IS. Retfner
walked IRON his home, 20 miles, to Mrs.
Rays home, introduced himself, pro-
posed, and was accepted In less than
nalf an hour Reifuer then walked six
miles to Richie Court House, secured a
license and minister and the happy
couple were made one. Reffner Is a
prosperous farmer.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-22

About 800 pounds OF powder exploded
in one Of tie mills in the Hagley yard Of
T.. ]. Dupont 81 Co. on Thursday, but
luckily little damage was done beyond
Throwing tire roof into the creek and
consuming The material. While attempt
.ns 10 secure the roof in the afternoon
Hsnnun Chalfaut fell into the water and
harl owly escapel drowning,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-22

LANCASTER, March 81 The family Of
Samuel Watson. farmer, OF ColeIaln
Township, this county, was overcome Ivy
coal as, which escaped from the cook
stove. When discovered Mr.. WATSON,
his wife and child were In an unconscious
condition, but the latter two revived
under yigort us treatment. Mr.. Watson
had not regained consciousness up to 20,
day and his physician has faint hopes @
Ills recovery.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-22
J;oR RENT.

DOR RENT.
South clayton ST., srooms and bath.
n, T.. cor. Harrison street, aud Shall.
cross avenue, rooms.
;. Il. cor. Third aud Jacks on sts., store
and dwelling, 3 rooms and bath
\. L. cor. Thirteenth and Clayinont
SITS, store and dwelling.
Store and dwelling on Thirteenth st.,
nd joininp above.
No. 23i Tatnnll street, store, for sale OF
rent.
Farm 50 acres, Brandywine Hundred.
Farm Is acres, on New Castle road. ~
miles from Wilmington, honsc "a rooms,
| Farm lU2 acres, Iron iIill station acres
| on Kenneth pike, | mile from Whining
/ ton. GEO. II. TOW NSES ID & CO,
| m22.6t GA Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-22

A musical and literary entertain ment
was given last evening 1t the Free Read
ing Room, Eighth aud Market streete,
Tor the benefit OF the came. The pro-
gram was splendid one and pleased the
audisnce present very much. The pro-
gram was as follows: Violin and piano,
Mr.. and Miss Heebner; recitation, Miss
Lottie Wells; piano duett Misses
Elliott and Reese; vocal solo, Miss
1lliosi; recitation, Miss Heath; vocal
solo; reading, Mies Lot,ie Wells; vocal
solo, Mits Elliott; reading, Miss Heath;
Piano Duet, Misses Reese and Elliott;
vocal colo; reading and recitation (by
request) BY Misses Heaih and L. Wells,
respectively. A neat sum WAS realized
from the entertainment.
The readiLg room ia open every even.
ing Tor young men and cordial invita-.
tion IL extended to call. Mr.. Faux
Willing, the librarian, always tries &c
make strangers feel Vt home.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-22
Produce and Commission Merchant.

WIN. II. Mccarthy (sucessof v Y
w. Doughty, stale 81. %, o. ~
Third street market, has con'nlIl
hand Dawson Bros best creams.
ter, York State (equsl to prlLu
at rs centa per pound, and w
tub and roll butter. He hasny
cheese and poultry, TO which y. ~
the attention Of the public. A. a' r.
are moderate, and a. the articles :" M
the best qualities, he may s1P'"
aalae.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-22

We have about two thous.
and ladies' handkerchiefs in
all while and colored bord-
ers, hemstitched and EN- broi-
dered, In the neat and novel
ideas so prevalent in mic
handkerchiefs. They exceed
anything in fine handker.
chiefs it has been our good
fortune to offer our custom
ers. icing on an average over
thirty per cent. below real
value. w e have divided
them into two lots merging
four prices In one-those we
sold tor LAY, l5' 10 and 40
cents are all reduced 10 10
cents-those we sold for Is,
%, 81 and 37l are all reduce
ed to II cents.
There's few LEFT Of Wind.
sor silk ties, especially adap.
ted Tor ladies' and children
all the Is cent. ones are re
duced to l8 cents-all the
so cent ones are reduced tC
IS cents.
Our Market street window
display of these great bar,
gains in handkerchief ant
Ties will give a lair illustra
ton OF qualities and styles
Daily Republican., 1890-03-22
Cali and Examine Our Goods

Newest spring styles, ioIe'sa al
domestic suitings and trouse .l"t =. I'd
and we will convince you W" n.uu I
cut and make to your measure 4 % III.
e3. 90, that other tailors Oh .rae, s..t,i,s.
Suits $l2. 90 up. Perfect 1T ana ana iouds
tion guaranteed. Liverpool au'
Tsilors. No. b2l Market stree"
Daily Republican., 1890-03-22

DIR. simms' white Puimonic Balsnln.
TIE Grippe 10 over, but Lung Diseases
are rs prevalent as ever. The Bslssm
cures every time coughs, sore tsroat,
Group, etc. and really prevenn consump-
tlon, 80 cents and ~. Sold by druggists
depot Fourth aud King streets.