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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-22
CONSIDER THE HOG.
AN INDUSTRY WHICH DESERVES SoMa
CREDIT FOR OUR PROSPERITY

In the Last Packing Year "a, ooO, ooo RoU
Passed Through the Western Essablt.r
msnts, Comins Out in S,s3s, sss, $50 lbs.
Of Lard, Fork, Riss and Hams.
It IL decidedly unfair to an industry
with which the name Of Chicago is IN
separately linked and to an animal
whose rotuDd and brlstly back bears
no small share Of the burden Of west
ern economy to attribute all credit for
the country's financial salvation to the
wheat field and the corn field, says the
Chicago Daily News.
No possible grouping Of figures In
respect to the yieId, price and exports
Of grain Is more striking and impoy-
tant in accounting for the great eco
nomic advance 81 the agricultural
classes than the statistics Of the hos
industry are.
It is true that the country enjoyed
an unusually largo yield Of wheat and
corn for which greatly advanced prices
were received. But consider the hog!
In the packing year, which ended
this spring, 20,0o0,0 900 hogs passed
through western establishments and
came out IN 3,sa3, 3ss,3ss IS pounds Of
lard, pork, ribs and hams. No such
figures were ever before presented as a
result Of single years hog manufae-
ture in this country. The largest pre-
vkou. total wan ~ INA voor 1904 OF
when 1906, 600 hogs were packed In
the west, yielding 2.s12,0oO, 900 pounds
Of product. For the hogs packed IN
the last year $4,000. 900 was paid. an
increase OF $so. 900, 900 over the cost Of
the hogs packed In the preceding year.
III the last calendar year LASS, 100000
pounds Of hog product were exported,
against 1885. 900 600 pounds In the pre-
csdins yeaS-last years total being ths
largest ever recorded. Ant The ex-
ports go far In this calendar year ahye
been ahead even oflast year Tho treas
ury department report for April shows
$50, 100000 worth Of hog proGIets ex.
ported in the four month"; of 1898.
which compale s with s93, 5000 worth
OF breadstufRs and $S7, 300, 900 worth OF
cotton. That is, the exports Of hog
products equalsd 81 per cent. Of the
grain and -four exports and 60 per cent.
OF the cotton exports.
And this increased production and
sale of hos products has gone on in
conjunction with rise In price rela-
lively as important az that which has
taken place In the wheat and corn mar
kets. King corn and king cotton and
king wheat are entitled to due praise,
but do not overlook the imperial hog.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-22
Reduced Rates Via Pennsylvania Rail.
road.

For the encampment Of the Knights Of
Pythias Uniform Rank, and the Biennial
Convention supreme Lodge Of same Order
to DO held at indianapolis Ind, August
go to September TO- 1893, the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company will sell excursion
tickets at u sngle fare for the round trip.
Tho ticksts will be sold August ~, ~,
and 81, and will be good for return passage
leaving indianapolis August 20 to 80 Up
on deposit of the tickets with the Joint
Agent at indianapolis prior to August 80
tlonal OK tensIon of limit may be obtained
until September TO- inclusive.
For detailed information apply to Ticket
Agent,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-22
T. n Wicr, Fifth and King Streets

Ia the place. Here's bargain for you In q
mustard sell there's three pieces, fancy cream
pitcher, sugar bowl and spoon holder; these
are new goods; hrst.class mustard and the
regular price Is 10 cent, our price cents each
you see you can get the whole set for 10 cents,
Hapgood's salmon outlets these are cut from
the choicest part Of the Columbia river salmon
and Ia the very finest goods put up fat cans, IS
cents; tail cans, same goods, 10 cents. Burn.
ham d Morrell lobster, new packing every can
warranted Is cents can halfpound fat cans
lobster, Just what you want for lunch, is cents
with key that turns the whole top Of tho can,
10 cents; these are extra fine goods and nice
size hsl about 10 TO the can. You co NJ ~
SEQ our store know our prices win suit YOU
and King streets, Allett
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-22
DR. SlMMS'
Vegetable Liver Pills

Elegantly sugar coatsd. No tasss IL
swallo wing. Gripsisss and not sickantng.
Operate Rrandly, and yet you hardly
know you take medicine. Tho iinssG
Liver, Kidney and Stomach msdlOlnA
known. Will surely cure Liver o0n-
plaicts. Kidney disease and StOmaoh troI.
bles, Dyspe psia eto Curss tiled fealinE,
skin Affections headache, dlz1inssa, Rfds
dy.head, DO. Moe In every respect ~ .
real Liver medicine and family protss-
lion against diseases. ~ oents box. sig
iDone for u. Sold BY dlugslsts In Asts
and country, Deeok wv King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-22
LIQUOR

Habit or disease, permanently and
painlsssly cured by Home Treatment
Safe, no publicity or loss Of TINA No
hypodermic needle. No new habit termed.
Write for our literature giving testimont-
ais Of clergy, physicians and otherA alss
methods and cost Sent In plain snsslopA
All correspondence confidential. !
GOLDENE MEDICAL Co,
Boz 20 Wilmington. d.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-22

Sinm Blood Purifier makes pursst
blood and fortiass the system against
fevers, eruptive diseases, diphtherla,
scrofula, 60 1t Is Americas best bloox
cure. Depot sos King street. WiimlngS
ton, Del Jobbers wholesale It Retail
by druggists.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-22
Fish Market.

Powell has on his stal In the Third
street market q fns assortment OF blue
fish founders, bass. porgies. Also trout
at cents q pound, cleaned and ready 70
the pan, warranted fresh aad sweet The
are kept In q glass case, and fr 90 from file
and dirt.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-22

Societies, Sunday Schools
Lodges, remember to give the
REPUBLICAN Office a chance
to do your printing this sum-
mer when giving entertain
ments, picnics or excursions
Work right and prices to cor!
respond with the amoA I
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-22

Sinms' Unoqualed Cough Syrup for
coughs, colds, whooping cough, measles
ETC., and Is without an equal the childrens
Cough Syrup. rs cents. Depot sos King
strast, Wilmington, Del, Wholesale BY
0 bbers. retail by regular druggists,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-22

All kinds OF printing done At the RE-
PUBLICAN Office at prices in keeping with
the times. Give the office trial and sec
what they can do In the printing line.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-22
TUE.

Mrs. Slimdies-My boart1ers are all %
witty.
Mr.. Firstaooy-Ah, there Is nothing like
hunger to sharpen the witsh-Bsooklyn
Life
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-22
ROSS, 30 Market street.
JAesnts for tAe New Coasting Risyols.

LA WNNTtoN-PEHSONs DESIRING rUR9
VA &rues and cherhiceis or wishing their pro
N63ptenS Or private reoepts carefully. com
Ve19d4A With pure naterislst ahog1A 20 70 ne
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-22
For Ladies' Only.

simms Compound Pennyroyal Pills
This ladies remedy. BY all druggists, 81 .
box by mail. Depot 60s King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-22

NOTlCE-LART MoCLO SKEY ,;JR. THE
IN tenant Of house known as the Buck
&otel, situated at Summit Bridge, in school
district No. n, Pencader Hundred,
bounty Of New Castle state Of Delaware
= compliance with the requirements OF the
octs OF the General Assembly. In such case
Raas and provided, DO hereby give notice
general sessions OF the state Of delaware
and for New Castle Co.. 70 be hsld at VIII
Gambler, 1865. being tho next term Of
eid court. for q license for said house ~ An
aiins liquors. In issa quantities. than ono
quart, 70 be drunk Oh the premises and
che following named respectable Giti.
sens Of said district, Gt least six Of whom
RRe substantial frseholdera recommend the
Md application. via:
Charles II Salmons George W Sartin
Fp Money VIM Q Bigger
&bhn Mc(iarrity Geo W Bender
DE Lloyd WIS Sartin
Q4 Bigger Elizala Bender
John Blackeon Edward Ooombs
Jos Coombs ARTHUR MCCLOSKEY, JR.
! al0-3tt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-22
CASTOR|A
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature ssss, the Of IzzZzzw

OF THE KNIGHTS OF
PYThkAS AT INDIANAPOLIS, IND.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-22

yoTICE-WILL THE PARTY WHO TOOK
~ an umbrella from the door step at Chest
tnt and adams streets on Sunday evening re.
vnrn same without further trouble al0-otI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-22

this great originality of evolution. There
the banqueters sat around the table In
honor Of Herbert Spencer, chewing beef
and turkey and roast pig, which, according
to their doctrine Of evolution, made them
eating their own relationsl Slicing up
their own cousinsl Driving carving
fork into thar beloved klndred Dashing
worcestershire sauce, bedaubing mustard
over their uncles and auntsl And while
Herbert Spencer read q patroniEing lecture
to AL,eriCans the banqueters sat around
the table with their hands up, saying,
"Cesr me, 1t Is tho voice Of q god and not
Of o ManF'
Evolution . Heather Doctrine.
There Is only one thing worse than
English snobbery, and that Is American
snobbery. l like democracy and like
aristocracy, but there is ono kind OF
ocracy In this country that e1citcs my
contempt, and that is what Charles Kings
ley, after he had witnessed it himself, call
ed snobocracy. Now, l say 1t is gigantic
dishonesty when they ascribe this old
heather doctrine of evolution to any mod
srn gentlemanl
/ am not pessimist, but an optimist.
I do not believe everything is going to de-
struction. believe everything Is going
on to redemption. But 1t will not be
through the inHdel doctrine Of evolution,
but through our glorious Christianity
which has effected all the good that has
ever been wrought and which IL yet to re-
construct all tho nations.
What is that in the otfng9 A ship Como
on the rocks at Cape Hatteras, Tho hulk
is breaking up, crew and passengers are
drowning. The storm Is In full blast and
the barometer Is still sinking What does
that ship wantp Development. Develop
her broken masts. Develop her broken
rudder Develop her drowning crew. De-
velop her freezing passengers. Develop
tho whole ship. That Is all 1t wants. De
velopment Oh, make q mistake. What
that ship wants Is lifeboat from the
shore. Leap into it, you men of the life
station Pull away to the wreck Steady
there Bring the women and children first
to the shore! Now the stout men Wrap
them up In flannels, and between theit
chattering teeth you con pour restoration
We'll, my friends, our world Is on tbs
rocks God launched 1t well enough, but
through mispilotaRe and the storms OF
5000 years 1t has gone into tho breakers
What does this old ship OF world wantI
Development There is enough old evolu
ton In the hulk to evolve another mast
and another rudder and to evolve all the
passengers and evolve the ship out Of the
breakers. Development All, no, my
friends, what this old shipwreck Of world
wants ia lifeboat from the shore And
It is coming. Cheer, my lads, cheerI 1t
is coming from the shining shore Of hcav.
en-, taking tho oreSts Of tan yayee with
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-08-22

WuctICT you "CAO WcDAoouCa
and whether your lungs are swim blad-
der, and, as In every experiment there
must be division OF labor, some who ex-
pertinent and some who observe, you make
tho experiment, and will observed
There Is one tenet of evolution which ii
ia demanded We nlopt-tbat which Darwin
calls "natural selection" and that which
Wallace calls tho survival of the Gttest."
BY this they mean that the human race
and the brute creation are all the time i'm
proving because the weak die and tho
strong 1.-Two. Those who do not die survive
because they are the flttest. They say tho
breed of sheep and cattle and dogs and
mon is all the time improving, naturally
improving. No need of God or any Bible
or any religion, but just natural progress
Not tho Survival Of the Fittest.
You see, the race started with "spon.
taneous generation" and then it goes
right on until Darwin can take us up with
his "survival Of the flttest," and so we go
right on up forever. beautiful! But do
the tttest survive? Garfield dead In Sep
TENDER; Guiteau surviving until the fol-
lowing June. Survival of the flttestP"
All, no. The martyrs religious and pc.
litical, dying for their principles, their
bloody prosecutors living on to old age.
"Survival of the f1ttestP" Five hundred
thousand brave northern men marching
out to meet 500, 900 brave southern men
and die on the battlefield for principle!
Hundreds OF thousands of them went
down into the grave trenches We stid
at home in comfortable quarters. Did
they die because they were not as fit to
live es we who survived All, no, not tho
'survival Of the fttestl" Ellsworth and
Nathaniel Lyon falling on the northern
side; Albert Sidney Johnston and Stone
wall jackson falling oil the southern side.
Did they fall because they were not as fit
to live as the soldiers and the generals who
came back In safety Mol Bitten with
the frosts Of the second death be the tongue
that darcs utter I'll 1t Is not the "sur.
vival Of the httest."
How has IL been IN the families Of tho
wcsss: E-s- Ea y aAAA 49, -ehsIA ~a-.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-20
JESUS CHRIST.
Saw Is the Accepted Time 10 Believe ON
Him aud BE Saved.

The meetings held each night in the
Mountain View M L. church are be-
coming very interesting and call out a
fine congregation. Last night Rev Mr..
Euster preached from the text, Now
is the accepted time, now is the day OF
salvation" The only portion Of time
we are sure Of in this world of change
and of danger is the present. The past,
with all its record. Is gone TO be met no
mere until the light of the eternal day
breaks upon eur vision The future
may never come II us, for. at any time,
we may pass from time into eternity
Every man is doing one of two things
either taking God at His time and terms
or endeavoring to bring God II his own
time and terms. This last is dangerous
thing to do Thousands are passing
away without a minutes warning and
they pass over the great divide To meet
their Maker entirely unprepared and
| without the protection Christ would SO
willingly give.
Procrastination Is not only the thief
Of time but also the greatest thief OF
eternity and eternal life. More men are
lost because of this than because Of
anything else. Men in this age OF the
newspaper and universal education are
not infidels in belief. With Gladstone,
Bismarck and the great philosophers
and many of the leading scientists as
humble followers Of Christ. infidelity is
/ dying 10 arse no more dS dll HtliuEtfCt
| of any consequence. When Renan died
/ in France no one was foolish enough to
take UP his bad work. When Bradlaugh
passed away in England the same thing
4 was true and when Ingersoll dies in
/ America no one viii be rank and rahid
/ enough to follow in the steps Of this
/ ribaI blasphemer and rhetorical gusher
I cf what he does NOT believe himself The
/ age cf infidelity is gone. The age OF
religion is here and now is the time tc
/ seek God in order that we may not be
j found wanting ON that great day when
record conscience and character will
mean very much forever and no more
probation will be possible,
The meetings viii hold every night
this week excepting Saturday night.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-20

rent the room to QfConn0r. lie could
not know what was going on i'm the
rear room. as he was too busy. he was
asked II he tried not TO know. which
was objected to, and sustained. He did
not remember saying anything 10
Clancy about closing the game
The defendant Eagan next took the
stand and stated. like his partner. that
he knew nothing of the game that was
conducted in the rear room Of the sa-
loon.
The defense closed, and Mr.. Stivers
opened the argument for the state. Mr.
Healv followed for the defense, and
MIR. Connolly closed for the state. He
began by saying that this case was one
of especial Importance. as 1T was the
first time an alleged violation Of the
gambling act had come before
jury Mr.. Healy objected violently TO
counsel ''testifying," but the court di-
rected that Mr.. Connolly be allowed TO
proceed without interruption. Mr.. Con-
molly merely reviewed the salient
points of the testimony. holding that
il proved beyond doubt that the de-
fendant Kelly did know a poker game
was in progress in the rear of the sa-
loon Mr.. Connolly closed with the
pointed observation that if q Convic-
| ton could not be had in this county
under the anti-gambling law when the
evidence was so conclusive, II indicated
a very peculiar condition of affairs.
| The jury retired and returned in
about five minutes with a verdict Of
acquittal Mir Connolly asked for a
4 poll of the jury. which showed the Her-
| dict to be unanimous.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-20

and I.sker. and the latter rad to pay
s44420.
Mary Dulin brought suit for divorce
against Fred Duliu. 10 whom she was
married In Roger. Russia, in 1891. Since
the marriage the defendant wilfuily de-
serted her at Chicago. and was absent
Tor is months, and for more than a year
he contributed nothing to the support
Of his wife and children. and they We're
compelled To live on the charity OF
strangers. Defendant was also habitu-
ally drunk and cruel. and on the 24th
of last month he threw lump of coal
ali her and severely injured her. She
asks 10 be- restored 70 her maiden name
of Mary Naffett
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-20
Albert and The Harness.

Albert Paige. who if ne is an offender.
Is a very youthful one, being not more
than 10 or II years old. was arrested
Yesterday accused Of stealing harness.
{. A. Delete Of 715 Maryland avenue.
reported TO Chief Of Police Mulhoiland
yesterday morning thai he had har-
ness stolen from his barn the night be-
fore. An officer was detailed To visit the
scene and found the harness in an old
vacant building opposite the residence
of young Paige's parents. The boy was
taken 10 the station and held uending
further developments in the case
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-20
BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.
mt pianos from Orton Bros.

Kent pianos from Ofton Bros.
j. r. Nagle is visiting in Helena.
Stenographer and typewriter. the Butte.
Fred Orton, piano tuner. 1o7 +. Bdwy.
NJ Silverman went over TO Helena
Tuesday.
Constable Jack Conley came up from
Anaconda last night.
Representative Fred A. Whiteside of
halispell ds in town.
George Sproule, clerk of the United
States court. is in town.
Latest styles of engraved calling
cards at the Standard office.
q. H. Macdougal. stenographer. no.
taly public, % e. Granite. Tel. 39l.
Godfrey Lavelle of Spokane has been
visiting in Butte the last few days
Mrs. Fred Kerth. wife Of Bin Poster
Kerth. died yesterday. aged As years
For rent-Hall. with piano for meet
ings and dancing. No. 253 East Park.
For sleighing parties and heated
coaches go to Lavelle's. Telephone 463
Ellwood Cafe-Best 25-cent meals in
the city. 81 Il. Broadway. Mrs. Downey,
Preprietfess.
A daughter was born yesterday to
the wife of Joseph Gill of 1924 West
Granite street
The funeral Of Michael Cannon was
largely attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles W. Clark left
for the East last evening and Will sail
for Europe next week.
The Indian war dance was a frost
Nobody turned out last night and the
Indians did not dance.
Mattresses and feathers renovated by
Chapman Mattress company. COS East
Platinum street. Telephone 312
Dr Isabel Gliddon-Resldence The
LennN. telephone 6, rooms 10 and L.
offices 10 and 20, OwsIey. phone 100.
DR. Tam, specialist, chronic. private
nervous blood and skin diseases. All
branches surgery West Broadway.
Judge w. H. Hunt Of the supreme
court passed through Butte yesterday
an his way To California, where he was
called by the illness of Il brother.
Among the new students from yari-
gus parts of Montana who enrolled at
Butte Business College last week we
totice Miss Tina Brown of Philipsburg.
Miss Ethel Gray left last evening for
Philadelphia for medical treatment. She
has been i'll Of hip disease for TWO years
and her many friends will hope for her
complete recovery.
Altman invites everybody to the
drawing of the ticket to California and
return Drawing takes place at :
itore, rs Main street.
The case of Allen Hhlnehart. the
young man charged with selling lottery
tickets contrary to law, which was t.
nave been heard before Justice Trapp
yesterday, was postponed one week.
2s pairs Chenille and Tapestry Cur
tains. travellers samples, IN red, blue
and terra Gotta. On sale to-day-S2. s.
a pair for the narrow ones and 81. u
for the best. Pritchard- Harrison Car
pet Co.
Mrs. c. c. Curtis. one of the supreme
managers and state delegate of the
Woodman Circle of the Woodmen of the
World. mas gone 70 Omaha To transact
important business Of that order, and
will visit her old home in Iowa while
East.
In police court yesterday Clyde Quay
and Grace Carter. two colored women
charged with prostitution, took p hours
10 plead Raymond Dayotte, Tommy
Doyle and John Treno. the three
youngsters who ran away from home
The day before. we're given a lecture
and sent home TO their parents.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-20
Attention thonners !

on account OF the unsafe. condition
of Fidelity hall the entertainment and
public entertainment OF Butte camp l53.
w. o. w. and Woodbine grove. Wood :
men Circle Will be postponed until
further notice. The installation Of otfi-
GERS will take place nevertheless. and
a smoker for the members only viii
take the place Of the public entertain
ment on Thursday, Jan. 20. i5y order
Of the committee.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-20
RILEY DOESN'T CARE.
He Looks Upon tho Gallows rs n Fore
gone Gonclusiom.

lie Looks Upon tho GalIows rs a Tore
gone Conclusion.
Tom MeTague Of the Deer Lodge pen
iten1iary said to a Helena Independent
reporter Tuesday that Riley. the muF-
derer of r. A Iargey, seems absolute
~ devoid of feeling. lie has expressed
no regret at his action and does not
seem to care what becomes Of him.
ShadweH is more nervous and is contin-
ualy speeulating as to his probable
fate.
Ten Mcdonald. one of the explosion
victims returned from Deer Lodge
yesterday where he went to see Riley.
He says that Riley seemed reconciled
to his fate and thought the moose would
be the outcome of his *erime. The
friends of Riley have employed counsel
and will insist on the trial taking place
in Silver Bow county
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-20
Gnr.lnn he II.nn.,ti.t.

Francis Gordon. the Scottish hypnotist,
will appear al Maguife's for three nights
and Saturday matinee. beginning TINS
evening. Gordon Is credited with pro-
duciHg some extraordinary feats bS
hypnotic influences, and the press has
been giving generous praise 10 his en-
tertainment wherever he has appeared
The uIlces Of admission during Pr0fes-
sor Gordon.s appearance viii be % and
30 cents
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-20
Excursion lsnies.

on account Of the National Stock
Growers convention the Oregon short
Line will sell excursion tickets. Butte
10 Denver and return at one fare FOR
he round trip. Tickets on sale Jan. ~
ana -. with final limit Feb. I. For fur
ther particulars call OF write,
NJ. w. BACON, G.. a.
No /. East Broadway. city.
The Anaconda standard., 1898-01-20

only the Butte Reduction Works has
rs yet been notified ta stop the heap
roasting which has made Butte So
smoky lately Investigation Yesterday
showed that the Parrot company Is do
ing very little roasting at present. and
no notification was sent that company:
The Parrot viii he watched closely ami
a notice may be served later The no
tiee on the Butte Reduction Works to
quit the present method Of roasting
Was served by chief Mulhoiland ysster-
day afternoon.