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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14


Thc painful question that will soon be
wringlng parents hearts-"Wlll baby
get through the summerF- DO
sqnarsly faced.
The fearful number of infant deaths
every summer from cholera infaLtum is
due to the Ignorance of well-meaniS
mothers. ,a,,l,.nn
Improper food is now known bephe the
cause OF nine tenths OF all the friKhtTul
infant mortality Of August.
Mothers milk. when healthy and eufIi-
Client, is the ideul Infant food; but when
In the tirat year of the baby's life recourse
must be had to another food, or when the
time comes Tor weaning the child. laeta.
ted food by all manner of means should
promptly be given In preference to any
thing else. II has saved the lives OF thou.
sands of babies.
Mothers and nurses who have used lao.
tated food all agree that 1t bast supplies
the materials for baby's rapid growth md
development. Lactated food Is prepared
with regard to purity, cleanliness and
freedom from possibility OF coutnRlon
that merits all the praise that has been
so lavishly bestowed upon 1t by physl.
CLANS.
The nutritious parts Of barley, whoat
and oats are so prepared as to he easily
assimilated; to these are added sugar OF
milk and the salts which are the basis OF
mothers milk. These constituents are
thoroughly cooked ut high steam heat,
and make predigested, palatahle, nutri.
tious food. perfect substitute for
mothers milk. fit for meeting every de-
mand OF the rapidly growing child.
Lactated food hRs tided thousands of
babies through the sickly hot days. II
should be in the hands of every parent
Mrs. Edward Hilands of Franklin, Pa,
whose beautiful baby is shown above.
says:
Our baby was very delicate, but now
is ono OF the healthiest children In the
state III IT. had not been for laotaLed
food know she would not DO alive today.
for before she commenced its use she
vas skin and bones ] tried-'s fooJ, and
don't know how many others and they
seemed to do more harm than good. She
10 two years old now and Ia still living on
lactated food, and will be for two years
TO come for It keeps her In perfect health,
and that ls what | want"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
Ready for seryIce.

The steamship Howard. built by the
Harlan and HolllngsworLh Company for
the Merchants' and Miners Transporta.
tion Company. will leave this city tolnor-
row morning for Baltimore and will i'm
mediately go Into service on the bay. The
Howard will be In command of Captain
Taylor and he and his crew are now on
board.
Several Baltlmoreans will go on the
vessel around the capes and those from
the builders plant beslds several members
of the firm are James Carmichael, William
AlsentzAr and William Kane
The Howard 10 one OF the prettiest boats
ever BULL here.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
Thrown From n Tro,Iey t,,r

CHESTER August l3.-AIrs. Georg X.
Miller, tho wife of prominent business
man OF this city, was accidentally thrown
from trolley car last night into ditch
near the Catholic church at Edd ystone,
and so seriously injured that after belrg
taken to Father Ratferty's residence, she
was unable to be removed. She has not
regBined consciousness this afternoon
and her condition 10 CT itIoaI.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
An,a,,,cr n,r,,I,c,,..

One hundrcd aad lhlrty.sIx weavers on
elk upholstery goods. Ia the employ Of
Hoyle. Harrison 4 Kay, OF Philadelphia.
struck on Tuesday against reduction Of
ten per cent. on their wages, and the looms
are now idle. II the employers do not
speedily aooede to their demands. the
strickers hope that the 1000 persons be.
longing to their association, will also
Join In the strike. When the really good
times arrive. there will not 10 any such
strikes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14

0ST-In going from the brick church on
~ the Kennett Pike TO Delaware Avenue
station, a satchel containing bank book aud
sum OF money Reward IL returned TO u,
this office and no questions asked. Rl4-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
GrnndI.nwn Party,

A grand lawn party will bo given by the
members of the Second III. P. Church on
the lawn at The residence OF G. NJ. Scott
corner of Oak and BrnoIue streets. ALI
members and friends OF the church are
earneatly requested to come out on We'd.
nasday evening. Aug. 14th, and enjoy a
soc,ahle evening together. Everybody
welcome. Admission free. There will be
plenty OF Ice cream and refreshments for
sale on the lawn. Proceeds Tor the bene-
fit of the church.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
industrial school ney., onring.

Slxty.six Ferris Industrial School boys.
upon tho invitation of the Wilmington
City Railway Company, took a trolley
Shellpot and Gordon Heights. At She'll.
pot luncheon was partaken of and later In
the afternoon Gordon Heights was visited
and ride on the earousel enjoyed. The
boys came to the city again by the
steamer City OF Chester. The boys were
delighted with their outing and the man.
aRers say they had good time.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
PAINS Grand Spectacle ut Lincoln Park.

The Chinese, Japanese war is being
fought all over again at Lincoln Park
every Tuesday, Thursday and saturday
nights. and 10000 people saw the first
performance. This Is PAINS gigantic
spectacle, which wildly proirays many
thrilling and interesting events In the re.
cent war between those two nations.
i ho whole is one OF the most thrilling
and realistic scenes ever presented to an
American audience. The falryland illu-
mlnatlon will be continued as usual on
Monday, Thursday and Saturday nights.
Steamers run from Race and Christian
street wharves. Philadelphia, during the
week hourly.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
Nynsalnsn no Iinro Run.

The Warwck Bicycle Club Of this city
will have a run to Woodbury.. N. j.. on
sunday next. They will leave Fourth
street whaif on the I 80 boat for Phliadsl.
phla. taking the boat. there for Gloucester.
from which place they will wheel to Wood
bury. The trip home win be made on
their bikes" with the exception OF the
boat ride from Gloucester to Philadelphia.
Thay extend an earnest invitation to all
local wheelmen to join them on this en-
joyaUle trip.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
strucls n skeleton with IN. Pick.

WEST CHEsrET. Aug. IS While LaFay.
cite Washington was engaged today la
digging on West Union street for tho max
Ing OF a gas pipe connection, he unesrthed
the skeleton oil an unusually tall man.
The skull was as perfect as IL could bs
and the jaws contained full set of fine
teeth. The section OF the borough In
which the skeleton was found. was, many
years ago. devoted to cemetery purposes.
cemetery
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
rhrn,xn Fro,n a nuuux.

Solomon. OF Darlington. Hartford county.
was thrown from his buggy yesterday
morning and badly hurt. He was driving
into the upper end OF town when little
boy In the street playiuily threw up some
dust before the borse which, being very
spirited animal, took fright and ran oh. :
breaking the vehicle up and throwing the
driver out and dragging him for consid'
erablo distance. Dr. d. W. Hopkins at
tended to the injuries and made the suf-
ferer as comfortable as possible, when
friends took him to his home His face
was very badly cut and his nose broken.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
Tha fn,,,n I,,cycIe K.c,rd

Yesterday Robert Wter and Roy Combs
both broke the beit record previously
tnade In competition Tor the silver cup of.
fered for tho camp record. Wlers time,
the best to date, was 2l.27 anu Gomb's
Eszt z20 Oh. Both men rode Fowler bey-
oles. Iu addition to above Robert Wter
also holds the best record ever nade over
the course, tlma 2l.O5 made during camp
last year This record was aleo made on
Fowler wheel
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
kncnNcrinE.

John Underwood. VINO was so badly
hurt few weeks ago by n horse falling On
near Centrevtlle, is gradually recovering
as he was Bble to venture out on Iuesday
for a shor, walk.
Miss Bessie, daughte OF Levis DAwortb.
who has been laid up for some three or
four weeks. is also recovering aud viii
hopn be AboMt her usunl duLlaa
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
cbrintInn Endeayor E.c,lr,Inn,

The Christian Endeavorers OF this city
are looking forward with extreme pea.
Buro to their reunion and rally at Ber-
mlnRhan Park tomorrow. Reports from
the different societies show marked on.
thuslasm and ihers are Indications that q
large percentage Of the membership and
their frients Us well, intend availlng them.
Deives OF this opportunity for a dly's out.
ing under such favorable auspices. The
W. & n. railroad company has placed a
special train at the vice Of the commit.
Zee and will leave the foot OF French
ptreet at o'clock. Ihoae who cannot 20
until the afternoon should take the 5j
train. on which the epeclaI tiUAe,s Will be
received Tickets 500, OF one faro foI the
round trip.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
DEATHS.

CRAlG-Sudueuly. on August is, 1895 10
Philadelphia. william IT,. 5on OF James and
II, ,li.lic Craig. aged l2 years.
Funeral SERVICES OF the home OF his parents
No. 12lO w. Fourth stteet.on Thursday after
noon. ut 2 O'CLOCK. Interlnent private.
WILLARD, On the l4th Inst, James II. VIII
lard. aged 81 years.
Funeral services at his late residence l0li
Elm street. Friday afternoon at 3 O'Clock In
torment ut Wilmington and Brandywine
Cemstpry.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
Creamery Enlargement,

: Howard Mitchell Of Hoekessin has en-.
lRrRed his dairy house and put In new
churn aud other fixtures IN order 10 In.
crease his production Of butter ior the
Wilmington market He proposes TO
take milk from several Uf hl5 GeighbUrs
and do business more on The Wholesale
plan We Wish him abundant success, rs
such enterprise is IN advantage to the
neighLorLUCd.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
A Loun Ride.

r. Il. Hamlin Of Etna. ILL.,, Is making a
journey oil his bicycle from West Point
to Decatur, III. He paessd through this
olty this morning on his way to Balti-
more and reports the roads thus far in
very fair condition, and seems to be en-.
joylng his "trip hugely. He ls thoroughly
Drowned and eunburned and making an
average Of sixty TO eighty miles per day,
He remarked that the recent hot weather
did not Inconvenience him In tie least and
at no time seemed In danger OF sunstroko
d br any ine effects whatever,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
Fiiieti a ItabId Dog.

The valuable Gordon setter belonging
to Rev. Ii. d. Speakman has been killed.
The animal showed signs OF weakness
and Veterinarian Jeleris after a careful
diagnose pronounced the case one Of
rables IIo therefore chloratormed the
animal,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
The Partition Taken Down.

WEST CHESTER. August l3.
The summer quarterly meeting of Or
thodox Friends was held to-day at Media,
there being a large attendance from this
borough and Vicinity. During the session
tho partition which has heretofore 5spara.
ted the men from the women waa re.
moved and an open meeting was held. an
innovation in the society which has come
to stay.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
shipping Electric Cars.

The jackson & Sharp Company has
shipped two large trolley coaches to Olev.
land and Elyrla Railway Co. They are
similar to tlrst cass passengerears. The
track electric care to the Buffalo aud Mia.
gera Falls ComDuny
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
A FrIu,,teneII,or,e.

A horse belonging to Henry Q. Mahaffy.
and which was In charge of James Il.
Mahaffy, became frightened while stand.
Ing at Pennsylvania avenue and DUPONT
street Monday afternoon, upsetting and
damaging the buggy and breaking loose
from the harness. The an NAL never
stopped until 1t reached the stable.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
All Over Chickens.

Mrs, Eliza Bsyard ls a rafting good
utured big colored woman, but today
she is not In her usual frame OF temper
because Mrs, Whitaker accused her OF
having stolen her chickens. Eliza shortly
before noon today went to the city hall
and wanted q warrant to make her white
nelghbor stop deiamlnR her character.
Eliza has q large number OF chickens
an Mrs. Whitaker had several that flew
cused her Of keeping her chickens. She
is her own boss and does not Intend to
put up with such accusations from her
nelghbor. Eliza was informed that Mag.
istrate Kelley has way OF settling such
cases and she hicd herself around to have
tongue
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
Calvary Baptist Mission.

We aro having I'm open alHmeetIng every
night this week. We trust the Lord that
many OF our friends will attend this meet.
ing. DR.. Butter from Chester will preach
tonight. We expect to have brethren to
bridge down Stones row. where we are
holding our meeting. Rev. f. q. Scott.
DabtOr,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
nnIr of cn,,a

Robert Merrlok will sell some forty
II Oh COWS aud springers at public sale at
Rad Lion, Chester county, Pa, on Mon.
day, the 18th inet All who do not get suit.
ed there with 90 VS. should attend the sale
on Pessmore farm. the folio wing Monday.
A 'gust ~. SEQ advertisements
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
Sale of iana.

Edward Brlnghurst Pessmore has sold
one aud half acres OF land at Fairvllle.
Pa, to Herbert Owens. OF Oxford. for
$1,000. Tho intention of the purchaser Is
TO erect an office, and engage in the sale
OF coal, lumber, fertilizers. feed and etc.
Mr.. D 10 an enterprlslng man, AMI will be
an advantage to the nelghborhood.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
nae. I,e.wesn Nv, sseamess.

The British steamers Tobasoo and Lis.
naorleve passed up tho Delaware ysster.
day after an exciting ra 70 aoross tho ATTAIN
Ito and al present II is undecided which 10
the champion.
On July "a. both steamsre lett Hamburg
and steamed down the Elbo for PhlladeI.
phia.
The Lisnacrlsvs 10 an old-tlme ocean
carrier. commanded by Caotain Lawson,
while the Tabasco Is fresh from the ship
yard and under command OF Cantain
Plnkham, an experienced navigator Oap-
tain LawaOn says hls vessel passed the
Tabasoo In the Elbe soon after leaving
Hamburg, but Captain Plnkham explalns
this by declaring that his vessel was hard
and fast 10 the mud. Both shlps arrived
at Shields aud left on the sano day. after
taking ln bunker coal. but the Llsnaotleve
had two hours the better OF the start.
This, however. was overcome by delay
In picking up pilot In the EnGlish Chan
mel.
NeIther vessel wac sgh by the other
until they got In eight Of the Delaware
Capes. The Lisnacrieve arrived at the
Breakwater three hOurs after her rival.
A strange thing about the race ia III VI 1t Is
feared that the cargo of the Tabasco was
injured on the passage. She encounter red
westerly gales aud high seas for nearly
week. A clean breach Mt timas was made
by the high seas that broke over the deck.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
Lnrro,,ee q, o.. M, ,,,r .ra,n

at 5th and Church streets on Thursday
Aug, 10, 1895 at q a. m. and until sold car
load Of fish at tho rate OF 4ot5. per pound
direct from the ocean. Please bring
baskets or paper. This is the original fish
car from Asbury Park. LARRABER & Co.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
TO CLEANSE rnE sYsrEM.

EfTectually. yet gently, when costlve or
bilious, or when the blood is impure or
sluggish, to permanently cure habltual
CONSULTATION, to awaken the kidneys aud
liver to healthy activity, without irrlta.
ting oil weakening them, to dlspal head.
aches. colds or fovers use Syrup OF Figs.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14

I, shilohs cure Is sold on a guarantee. 1t
cures IuClpient COn5unptlon IL ls tho
best Cough Cure. Only ons cent doss
25ots., 50ets., and 81 W
SOLD by \ b. Dtnfo.tA. druggist secoaI
and Market Sts.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
,,nrrn,e, and Co, Fl,n Car Aan,n.

at 9TH and Church streets on Thursday
August Is 1895. at 6 a. m, and until sold
car load of fish at the rate OF 4 oents per
pound direct from the ocean. Please
bring baskets or paper This is the origi-
nal fish car from Asbury Park.
IARRARFP n Co.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14

The Misses Kuntz Misses Sanders OF
New Castle. Matte snyder and Miss Stag.
Mrs Eberly. ". Hoffman. Samuel
Ford IL, Hunter. L. z. Burnham. A. L.
Wilson. Albert DUNCAN, Harry Gillls and
Mi. Eberly have returned home from Au.
RuetIna Pier, where they have bsen camp
ing for week. The men slept in tent
pitched near the hotel there. They had
their meals prepared by the women OF the
party, All enjoyed themselves heartily.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14

II you have = bad cough or cold endan-
gering the health Of the lungs or throat,
leading to pneumonia or cons NJ ption.
use DIR. Simms White Pulmonic Balsam.
You will find 1t the best and surest cure.
COG King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14

II you wish to have Pheasant ride on the
water, go to Cape May, Friday, Aug. 10th
with st. Marys L. A. b. Society Tue
Republic" makes an ocean trip on this
occasion.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
Horse Overcome by IIent.

A valuable horse belonging to Belts and
Watson. the well known teamsters. us
West Fifth street. died last evening. The
the day.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
Al isehoboii,.

Sheriff Gillis and wife and Coroner Std.
ham and wife have gone to Rehoboth
where they will remain until Saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14

and brought Joseph 4. Fox here to an
swer the charge of Issuing worthless
checks. lie will be given hearing to-
morrow morning in the Municipal Court
before Judge Ball.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
The weather.

Tomorrow promises to- ba fair
and continued high teppera.ure. Some
what similar conditlons will probably
prevail on Friday.
THE TEMPERATURE.
Tho therm ometer at the BgpUBLIoAN
Office oday;
7o'clock. 10 o'clock. Q 2o'elock.
"A So 50
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
RnmOred safe OF Property.

1t was rumored on the street today
that Bancroft Il sons had purchased the
quarrles OF the Drandywino Granite Com.
pany and also Riddles Mills.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14

Cautlonl Keep away disease and fou
odors, by the use of Banner"mau'ePnenyle
for sale by all druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
FIFTH EDITION,
DROWNED IN rHn BsANpywlNE.
=, ,-'Hs''S', 'ssss-l - sz7z-
Gallant Rescue OF Charles Jnydan From
Drowaisg by Charles brown.

DrowainR by Charles prown.
The great need Of public bath house
where the children can battle aafeiy was
demonstrated this morning. when one
boy lost hls life and another came very
near meotinG with an -untlmely end.
About 10 O'Clock today several boys were
sporting In the Brandywlne. Elsie Rloh-
ardson and Charles Jordan were two OF
the gayeet OF the crowd, when all at oncs
Richardson was noticed to sink and he
carried Jordan with him.
Richardson was drowned but Jordan
was rescued by Charles Brown. i2i3 SHIP.
ley street.
Young Richardson was agad 10 years
and resided on 81 race street below Ninth
while Jordan'shome is at ga East Ninth
street. rAH % s'ir
The latter lad IL 10 years old. After he was
taken out of the water it was, feared that
the lad was dead but willing hands went
to work upon him md alter an hours
hard work he was pronounced to be all
right. The polioe patrol with the crap.
plilg irons arrived on the scene out by
that time the body had been recovered.
Deputy Coroner Chandler will hold an
inqaeat.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14

Goidey Commercial College Office Open,
beginning Tuesday. August 27th. daily.
Day sessions resumed September 2nd.
Night sesslona begin September 3Oth.
Send fuI Tree catalogue.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
unnr Lrnm AnrrsIine.

Bnnnerfman's Phenyte Is the gieateat
dislufeOtunt known, recommended by tue
Board Of Health.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
Great Reduction In Prices-For This Month
Only.

Mr.. Charles shaelfer ls soiournlng at
Atlantic City.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
QUOTATIONS.
~ Reported by
~ HEAL.D * COMPANY,
bankers nnd Brokers.
Seventh and Market strse,

Investment aud Securities yisldiur
from4 tot per cent
orders for the purchase and sale of
stocks and Bondson Commission axecut.
cd at NIL the stock exchanges
Private telegraph wires to New Yorr.
Philadelphia. Boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts and Letters ur Credit 10
sued.
naiinn nrtnaa R,,iina. r,.iaa.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
Nonte of lhe lletIIy I.,cenm parnde.

Pine to Sixth, to Church. to Ninth
Ninth, to Market 10 Sixth, to West to
Fourth, to Van Buren,, to Second to Jack.
son to Linden to Maryland Avenue. to
Front to Tatnall to Fourth to Pine 10
Lord aid dismiss. j. ]. OBYREE
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14

Lawrence O. Caneter Is spending this
week with bis mother, Mrs Kate Y. Adams.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14

To clear out balance OF stock and keep
our tallors busy during the dull season
we will mike you an elegant all wool suit
for $1,000, reduced from SIS co. Suite 10
order $1,000. reduced from $40 90.
Suits $50. reduced from SIS 90 and
$500, including tho best Of Innings and
made IN any style you may prefer. MIR.
Nathaniel Bayne the well known artist
cutter. has charge of our cutting dcpart-
ment. Loekyer aud Murtnuth, taIlOrs.
sGS Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14

Examine your SINK or drain, u they
smell bad use Banuer+mon's Phenyle, Ior
sale by all druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14

Nesslaln. sign painter. 7ol West Eighth
street. Phone 294.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14

l'OR SALE CHEAP-Couutcr scales coffee
l. mill, #. show case sell mpnsur lug
faucet aud paper bags. Address Scales this
once, al4-at'
DUBLTC sALE-wllI he sold at No s93
l. last Fourth street on Tuesday, August
-. al clock p. m, the household goods Of
the late William II. Griffin. consisting of fur.
hiture carpets, Kitchen utensils, etC,t also
ten shares of Nasouic Hall Company stock
T.J. Law son, Executor
" A. llukiii, auCtioneer. aiS.ts
I OST-Dn August l3. a black coat; also in
l. pocket, hank hook Of Wilmington
Saving Fund. A reward viii be paid il re.
turned 10 S, W. Cor 6tu ana Adams streets,
ad.lt'
I OsI Or STOLEN From CathaIiue Me.
II grenera On lancaster avenue nea Scott
street Il rcd and white cow reward viii
be paid for returning came to Lancaster ave.
nue. and Union street. Patrick Nunday.
Rl4-3t.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-08-14
BABIES IN AUGUST.
Anxious Mothers Dread the
Hot Summer Days.
Everything Depends Upon the Diet
on Which They Are Fed.
Lactated Food Best Supplies the
Materials for Healthy Growth.

Not only the physlclars, but thousands
of modest parents who have seen their
children safely through the trying years
Of babyhood and youth now know that
there is no rational excuse for cholera in.
fantum entering any intelligent home in
the land.
Every case OF dlarrhDa that terminates
disastrously must be set down to culpa.
BILE inattsntion to baby's great need OF
pure nourlshing food.