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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03
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BITTER WINE OF IRON

BITTER WINE OF IRON
HAs never been Known 70 fail Z me cure 81 EssE.
ness, ateAded Win symptoms; l1d.sposIilyu *.
erooE; loss Of memory; dir-Sa.y ef Drea;r iug
genera HeaAAess5 l0iFIr u disease. wtak LeIFlls
ueMolng; dresdIa4 Ro;rJE u deA;l: LA : =, as
ulIVerAA- lAssis1oe q tie llsel.s- system: eLy-.
nous appetite, Wiz q! !sPepG. ;, ,I1pio.s: L.:
hands; flushing OF The BODY; drJress Il ia= sAiu
PAID co1nsenAn e and eT-gII1us me l.= 1Qr-.
Iylns lie p.ood FAla 10 I1r tscA: ezylEsss q I..s
eySloai ffeq1eut us-k sl-J;s !!lg osfJ. ne ey--
VIII temporary s1d1s2on z1d u sight; Ezui ..
Aaentltn, etc. 1eese s!ns.s-1s a. z-.ss iro.a
nsAAAssA AID % TsLvi! "a. Use :. =. hCSEaL :
blitei y ine OF Iron. IIueyrf isLA 1no4sAa4s ale
nov enloytng heath VIZ Lave ID II IAA= uL-y
? kCSKELk
beEAre q lJanisr.=.-s A-t oEss .laaons A..
k-hEe-s B-Eier " LIE q Irc- i - ws KLy~n 4
over lie eo1hsE!i cr- sslsts themselves mae Al
!1lLsl9n A1d =. ~ p. = = y if,.f .-s; =. "a
Nze1 iaeT c. II A-Lke.'s bite. sl1= o. IEJ--
A2nkel : bi;seE ~ l1s oi ls5a !, p-I - tu.J 4 s.
ootl-eS- AID Las !s-es w.ApSzr lie, p: =. ssz
N'Ali-f O; eSc- sJ.'.=. A.Esgs .ys52 III lie pho
tsrzfa q tie 0ats.de, 81 J - -. AsAys x s-ge
y So 1e sea1-.e a;s--S. - - a. - ls.s.. a..
oeAaerS essE!E1srs,
TAPS WoAN, TAFz NozX - Removed n 4 lev
Il Us via hATleAs We ge4sc.e N-1E-.l= No Lex
AaAS1 11A4 ne aalEe soE1, g.tz lss1, pass
hsisT tE1se A-4c.sd % !esl1=-.s u ile C;y sion
lave clre1, i1Ai 1z1 oeea Is zlcess Us sss.sI :;
lie ss1srsoa Asd-- a. Io-.ssv, On 1eai1 sfr-e:; La
AAA NAn 4lFfSnLne1 ne s5-Ga .el - IL =
tLd A. GSsn rr--u14es. u. Z. kvAEs, 40.
<s Nora MIA Ss-esl Ps-ste.fh.a lie ly5t.l 2
LAs o-eA u c-s-ness Tor over - tears Au1 i. ~.
IecS-y re--Aose. g. and see- Acslss tree Re
moved APE WoELl IRON c1Ll 8 yyzrs Cd ulesAlr
Ing - ieeL Ca Al s=e sISclIeas a. ol.ee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03
The Hunlu Kitchen and its Dumb Walter

The Human hitehen and its Dumb Walters.
] be boty is su7p! ed with slimsnI BY vessels
which connect The stomach aud It's azxnisries with
the venous system and, SO 10 speak. perform the
once o. dumb waters IN 8 restaurant. In other
woods, these media OF cOmmuuia agion between tne
ANNA! Elicden and is dependents supply 70 each
men U-r and organ near or remote, the quantity
and KIND OF susT TenAnce required TO keep it going.
When the stomach IL defeict in It's duiv, or the
dunn vaters inert or oostru, u,ied IL Is the pecu r
prOviace OF HosteIter' Celebrate Stomach Bl ters
70 strengthen and regulas' them. ReRce iGs mar
velous cures Of chronic indig sioo and the emAci-
alton, Debility and lAnguCr which are generally ia
cOncomltAn 5. Ii iS more over, pov veriul Alters-
tive and corrective, and the rapidly with which IL
chtcks irrega antics OF the live and boHels, and
braces and invigorsies the nervous system, 10 q
iessionA. men.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03

III Hep P r7E1nsI; C,Istou.Srs are Alis 1t ~
have never used SapOlJ, tRe next une u SEMI Il
your grocer tel Aim you want cake; Il VI. gosl
you only few cents Then LOCK a.. over your
house, aad wherever you md spot upon tie pant
furniture, carpets or amp ,alng else, lrtLer Il be
dir grease, TAR, or WhEisTSr e-se, ospOlo &C
Sording TO the simple directions Then collect a.
the unTAre, copper vale knives foFAs Kettles, e.c
and polish th.m aR. When yO1 have oOae tins on Z
then knoeh AorgAns sons KnoS positively tina,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03
sec Market street. Win

- Mr. 7. T. GsAorusTGis desires 70 INFORM his
friends and customers that NJ. nsey, q IIeaton,
n j., who has purchased his eutire Interest IN ht
ehiAA, glass and queensvAre business II u is city
and was 70 have tskeH possession tnls week, Is
lying ngerouAy III a. his home, aud therefore vi.
not AK charge Of the o4siness Ill further nOt.oe
Nj. Dv NcrmAndie vii, however, close cut LIS Ts-
naming stock al greatly reduced pflces
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03
Partutrship alutifts.


N0TICR IL hereby given that the partnership p
~ heretofore suosisting between Henry B. heln-
tire MaurT ] INES, va dissolved on the tsenteth
day Of November. A D liza. By mutual consent
All dea's owing to the said psrtnership are 10 be
exclusively received bv and paid 70 said Man y
james who a.ons ls authorised TO sign 10 liqults.
ton thereof. II b. MCtNTIkR
decs,u AAURY JAMS.
WE, the under isned, have this day formed .
w eopartnership und the 1rm name and style
Of James = Brother. to conduct e hardware bust
in sll its branches al the old established stand
MAURY JAMES,
decs,tf D. JAMES, sR,
T1No THE PUBLIC.-H b. hcTntira who has be- n
4 tie senior partner OF the arm Of Aclnure a
Jsmes, hardware dealers At e14 Market 81 for the
last four yea-s, would respectfully Inform his
friends and former custoMers that he mas with
drawn from said 1rm and has rented he store 209
Market st.. directly opposite the old sabdl, where
he win q few days open With 3 full sock OF hard
wsrd gallery 4r., aed hopes 70 receive the patr
age Of all he former customers, and 70 add 20 his
already large number OF friends and customers
many new oneA Il. B. MCINTYRE.
dec str
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03

DEATH OF WoRTHT CoLoRKD MAS-wm
johnson, the colored sexton of the Episcopal
Church 81 Princess Anne Nd. for ~ years,
and well known in that community As one OF the
most discreet colored citizens, WAS struck by
paralysis on Saturday and died on Sunday morn.
ing at / .SU O'clock
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03
CITY ITEns,

Erchappss Hands fAca, rough skin, plmples.
rinzUorm salE-rheum and other cutaneo1s anec-
uona cared and the akin made soft and smoJtht by
usine the JuaiPer Tar soap made By CasEel. Ha1-
ard Co., New York. Be certain % get the Janl-
psr Tar soAp. as there are N any limitations maue
with eomman TAR which are worthless.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03
Hs Marke, street. "

II Tgs Fact our sales have nearly doubled each
year u proof Of tie pulAr1ty Of cur house Tn0se
wishing Toys and Fancy Goods VII. ND cur AssOrt
nent larger and prices .oTer t1An else neie,
ADAMS Bro,
sec Market street, Wilmington, Lei.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03
alotiffs in Bankruutfu.

VS THs DIsTR CT C)URr or TIE UNITED
Il STATES FUR TUE DISTRICT OF DELA-
\ AkE
JACOB sinsI, = In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt
Al wilmington IN ssid Disuict, on the 1871 day Of
November, A. D., lsIs
DIT let Of DelsEEre, 50.
II is % ave Bntce that petition has been ned
In ,Ald Co1rt BY JAooo sinex OF Wiluingt n 10
said D.stric.. duly declared q Bankrupt undsr the
act Sf congress o. March al 1851, for diacakrgs
sLd ceEineA's ih'reof IRON all his debts and o;Her
claims proFaole under said act. and nat the lstn
day Of December 1873 a. 10 O'Clock A. ", is as
signed ilr the nesrinz Of ihe same, a. Wilmington
AfcresAid, and nAi AL creditors OF the said jacob
sinex Sho nave proved IA II ds-ts aud a.! olhe'
persons n Interest may attend and snow cause, II
Aoy iley have, whl the IraJer Of the sad petition
should not De grated
REDMOND SMITH,
ClerE o. the {. s. DtsiIi Court Ds.AEa,e Distric;
des+A.Eiid
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03

EECrafi,a 20 purchasers Of the PtrcViAk syrup
Il protected solution Of the protNxids OF FOn) Be
ware OF Heing deceived BY any OF the preparations
Of Peruvian BARK. or Bari and lion. which may be
offered 80 yoa Kyery bosile OF genuine has Peru
Vfan syrup mot PeravtAR BARI blown IN the gAss.
Kxamlna the bottle before purchasing.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03

trAH tsant 10 fya7s5, at this season OF the year,
where they can fancy slippers made in good
style and cheap 7. r. Penniagton's is tbs place,
Ninth and Orange s'reetS
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03

TEA and dinner Sets, chamber sets whole or in
rArt, wash bow pitchers, tumbers, lsmps and eli
kln is Of china ware and q1esnswsre seli OF very
!oS al d-Norm andes, S0l ,rkei s. Nj. b ex-
recis 70 retire from bis present business, and is
closing oct Lis stock.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03

tK- Pleasant SHilss are always sara 70 be seen o.
those who ges custom Boots and shoes a. I. =.
Penninston's. He uses good stock. does 60, 4 work
and Lever misses ut; Nintn and " ADge sir>ets,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03

tEAaks no Ere in the selection Of yourBoots
and Shoes for the coming season. Inspect onr stock
and get . oargsin BaSrOck a Co, SIS Market
streeL doors belOE Fourth.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03
HJoHS RkSRY


n 1ch credit Is dae 70 his
nderstsnding his bus ness.
h onest dsalng and
L ong experience
Fl a. gwen him
A great repHtsuo1
U ntarnisAea with fa,seaooi
s that he can sell al his gcSls
3 ven 30 70 suit he tlmss,
= OF 10 be undersUld Uy Auy
MERCHANT ZsILO2,
NJ. as Hlng 5
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03

FE-Justies 70 aA.-YOu will a.vays nnd this motto
carried Out 81 I. r. Penningto1s shoe store. Cal
and see his goods they VIII bear the tesI and AT
Deing sold cheap
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03

eVR1 1ac; that ySu can &c, good and reliable
boots and saO,s Al PreTtymsns, a. veTy low prices
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03

CHrECH RE.OPESISo -EKiensvs improve.
ments costing sixteen hundr:i dollars have been
maize al the CoAtesyills PresbytetiAn Church
during the past seAson, The bills are AL pad
and the church Was formally re-oPened on
Thursday evening lAsi. THIS church some time
since. adopted the free pew system and hnds it
to work we'll
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03

ETFsTmSrs who study economy should call 81 siS
Market stEesL doors beloT PUarln and gel Jour
winter BoOts and shoes. BAbcOck ca
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03
LARGE STOCK AND Low
PRICES !

Since are hare reduced our Stock
our sales hare been large, but tUe
haze yet a large stOcs Of goods
Uhich ma be sold. Persons in
search OF dry goods sOiu Jind it to
their interest to cal and examine
our stO l. aud our prices.
This Is an opportunity Seldom
presented, and tOe sOiH redssure
oar customers that ace UW con-
tiIue to sell at bottom prices until
our ichole stock Is disp 1sed Of:
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03

Tx WEsT CEEsTLE PCsLIc s-HooLs a copy
o. tie reF 5rt ot Miss stArkEeAther, supeTini en-
tsai Of the West Chester PubAe Schools, kAs
teen placed u our possession. And fret We
E9-t 70 sAy ot tue report ihA; il SAs printed ~
tie heJu5.tcan Once ADD L executed N . man
neE Lot e1cel4ed by city Offices. The prlni is
clear and heat Aod the style OF the work is
st0c;.! arst-e!Ass. The average number Of pu-
pi-s Il the schools i sisted 81 s57 About 100
have been iAkel Of by the opening Of = CG;ho-
lie private school. TheTe are 70 pupils In the
High school II Shich Latin. FrsLeh and Ger
nan are taught The average Of regular Ltten-
dAucs is hisn. but Mics stATkweAther SAYS that
II is not Hl=e 70 base the merit Of any school
on the ground Real success musi have lts
foundation IN = sound scholarship, and a. ele-
waited iuteLectuG! standard. which i far more
cTedHstle and difficult Of attainment than A.
other. The totAi Yearly cost Of mAlntAinm !;
the public schools averages SIS to each scholar,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03

EEHS fat that the peo,le are finding cut that
they can get good bargains In ooois ana shees Al
PrsttymAns.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03

vRSs aasf that you can gel . pair OF nsns
coarse bOola, a. Pretty mans, FOR ss.75
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03

4 very .uperior cutter al dewo.fs clothing esiab.
fshmeLt. Dew hot cnly sells ready msde goods
hui Las large And fashionable trade in custom
ECTK
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03

T-cea- ifs1 SALE Of ladies', Misses and Child
rens Shoes, 81 reduced prices Babcock. 4 Co,
SIS Market street. four doors below FOurth
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03

ES-So pains sgorts shail be spared to serve our
cid or new customers with The best Good, st the
lowest prices. Importers Wholesale and helal
1ealers IN 10y Masks and PaAcy Goods,
ADAMS BRe,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03

~We have an immense stock OF ladies' shoes,
for the winter, frum 81 IS to S W. Cal and see
Lhen at Babcock Bros, Gos and f0s Market 81
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03

tTctE nns Boots range in piice frsm s. TO s.
They are ehesper than the sAesPest, AZ 10 Aad ~
Market Street. Bat cock Bro.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03

tELooE 70 your interest and buy your boots and
shoes a. PrettymAns ne shoe store, lls Market st
next door to lemons new oallding.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03

BUXBAUY IS driving lively business IL spite OF
dn4 lines. Enterprise VII. tel, and low prices viii
at act Ile p-ope
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03

arge stock o. dress goods oought during the
lac paIic- For sale at Lcn;enstsins.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03

~Roots and She's, at prices that defy competi.
ton a. Baucock Bros, sc and Sos Market sL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03
Butiffs.

AIOTICE.-The We ster Literary So iety will
~ here fter n ID its meetings 10 The third story
front r0om Of the saw ls building. All members
are earnestly rtq1ested " be present on Friday
even ng 2. ". HEIsLRR,
dec3,T Nety.
~ oTlCB.-The second pAymsn OF he Clayton
~ sLoan Association, new an,) Sill be made
on Friday evening December 18th. st the old Board
Of Trade rooms, Aud Market or to the Secretary,
26 Market s-ree during the afternoon OF that day.
Ptrsons desiring shares iu this new loan s.ould
come ftrwAri and subscribe.
NIL .LCHTENSTRIN,
decS,tm Sec.
FVNo MANU- ACTU RBRs The Union society
4 vii thank mannfac: urers 70 Sdgite them OF
worthy families that are out Of employment I'D
need sid. IHAS WARNER
DFclet Prest.
NoIICs The rooms OF he wilmington Aid As
~ ISOLATION have been closed for g few days. The
grth namssr and the manT improper apple atoms
for aid have been such, hat the Managers deemed
us Jurss 70 De Absolutely Necessary.
They are des'T1ls OF spending the funds as In
tended BY the donors; the private contributions
have not been touched except f1T material 70 far.
nish Work for the INDUSTRIOUS and deserving p1or.
Pubic notice VI oe given when the managers are
ready 70 re open the rooms
By order q Boagd Of Control noy9s,u
~ oTIcE.-Andrev Crnmlish has q ade an ss.ign-
~ m'nt Of al bis properly - the subscriber, for
him vii make payment 70 the unds rs gn=d, and per.
sons having claims against him viii present the
some for payment
EDWARD J. McVANCs, Assignee,
80 TAtnAu street, Wilmington, Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03
Political alotifrs.


NARD.-l vi be q candidate for Sheriff OF New
~ Castle County, SUBJ act TO the decision of the
Republican Parry. BENJAMIN DENNY,
novl5.d& Slm WILMINGTON Hundred.
NUTICE-w A. HUKlLI- of ST. Georges Hun
~ dred is stin q candid 'te for the next hepnbli.
can nomination for Sheriff Of New Castle CoHnty.
TARD.-I respectfully present myself as q candi-
I ! date fer sheriff ct the ensuing nomination of
the Republican Party. In New Castle Coanty
HENRY IL McNULLKN,
octli-u New Castle Hundred.
LNUR CORONER : At the Iteration OF many
II friends, ! will be q candidare for the nomina-
tiOn for Coroner OF New Castle & unity, subject to
the decision Of the Republican PARTY.
octll-i HUMPHREY MORROW.
SHBRIFFALTY CARL again offer myself as
- candidate for Sheriff Of New Castle Co. suo-
ject TO the decision OF the Republican party.
sepau JAMES MAETIN.
CARD-CAPr. c. Il. G GALLAGHRR viii be a can
~ didAte for sheriff OF New Castle County, SUBJ
iect TO the Republican nomination seps.u
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03
Societies
MxErHes rHp KvESrSa.

Hope Lodge. No. p. I. 0. o. P, At oad Eel.
lows Hal 3ri and King streets
Morning star D!yls.on, No. ?. 5. OF T., in the
McCAIy Building.
Delaware Council. No. ?. o. c. A. ", AZ Ne
chAr.cs Hal, 2l9 King street.
Diamond STATE Lodge, No. 5, A. o. Of G. P,
McC!Arys B1i ding.
Champion Lodge. No g. E. Of P, At Knights
Of PythiAs Hal. III Market street.
O1e-tA. Lodge. No l3. & Of P. 81 Perris 4
GArre;is BlldIng, "a MArkei street.
Cherokee Int, No. 4, l. o. Z. NJ, At Red
Meus Hal. as MA-ke; street
WasAse; Tr6e, Rel Men, q; odd Fsuovs'
Hal. Rl-!ns sun
o7el;A Lodge, No. :, A T. A. ", a; Masonic
Temple.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03

II Dealers prirats etl.t0iers wishing catalogue
OF our immense STOCK VI oys and Eaacy GOods, can
Be furnished by giving Us thelr address
ADAMS 4 BR1,
see Market street " l.nlnRton Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03
2SxrGug.
proposals.

TTNo CONTRACTORS.
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR THE REMOVAL OF
GARBAGB AND KITCHEN oFFAL FOR THE
FIRST DIST RiCT. For THK UNkxP1hED
TERN OF WA. THOMPSON, DECD.
In accordance with, and as required BY the ordi-
nance passed by tttY Council, June 9Th sI3 In
dor.ed prsp sals for removing gaIssee win be re:
ceyed Al the once OF the street Commi ssioner Of
the city of Wilmington. 81 east 6ih street
Until Thursday. Doc. 4th. 1928.
At 8 o'clock, p N.
Bids To be opened and read in Council and the
award Of tbs contract made 10 the lowest bidder
with adeq1ste secsrity
An tha parf OF said city west OF Market and south
II Sixth street shall be the nrrt district
II req lrcs the removal OF oa rot less than three
times q week on alternate days from the nrst day
OF November until the nrst dav OF May ami daily.
Sundays excepted from the nrst day OF May until
the 81 day Of November.
No hid will be ac,epted, unless It be from re-
spor sible party.
Tne right 10 relsct any or all bids is reserved.
The successful bidder to have the op ion OF the
extension Of his contr- CT Tor thfee years.
WILLIAM CANDY.
Decl,N Chairman street Committee.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-12-03

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
IN i< H-1tieT % J. Ne ,eay 4 Sen
vii Be IN my onice, on THURSDAY December 4th,
To- the purross 4 tatlog proofs OF claims IN Bans.
ruptcy CreditoTa vii have . statement Of their
Claims prepared
L c. BIRD,
decl-st Register in Bankruptcy.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-07-03
ouEER. INDIAN NAMES.

Our readers have probably often
wondered in what strange way the
Modocs came by their queer names.
Hooker Jim,I Shacknasty Frank,
Bogus Charley, Captain Jack, have
anything but Indian sound. An
article by a writer in the Savannah
Ness gives the explanation. In ev-
cry tribe a large unmber Of the In
dian youths have no names. Under
a liberal construction of our Indian
treaties every male, if but a month
old, is accounted a warrior, and en-
titled to an annuity. The Govern
ment requires every warriors name
entered by the United States Agent
in duplicate books,so as to obtain a
census of the tribes. These infant
annutants are therefore given names
according to the fancy ofthe agents
who often tax their ingenuity and
expose their want os good taste in
giving them unmeaning and ridicu-
lous epithets-names which mai
the nomenclature of Indian tribes.
Singularly enough when these names
are given and recorded in the book
record, the Indians catching the
words, though ignorant of theil
meaning, religiously adhere to the
names given their children, believe
ing that by changing them they
would forfeit their annuity rights.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-07-03
THE WALW0RTH MURDER TRIAL.

While the trial of Walworth at
New York, will be observed with
close attention. BY readers every
where it is viewed with special earn
estness at the metropolis for reasons
specified by the Tribune as follows:
From a legal point of view the
trial is peculiarly interesting not on
ly from its extraordinary prompt
ness and the defendant disregard of
the customary expedients of persons
in his unfortunate condition, but
also because it is the first trial under
our new law of murder. The diff
Guilty Of obtaining, or,to speak more
exactly, of sustaining conviction
of murder in the first degree has
long been one of the chief reproach-
es of New York criminal jurispru-
dence. The complicated statutes
defining the offense have been full
of pitfalls for judges, ,and that a con-
vict with money and good lawyer
should succeed in getting two or
three new trials has been almost a
matter of course. The new nlaw is
supposed TO be great improvement
in the direction OF simplicity and
clearness, and the public and the le-
gal profession will be, curious to OBJ
serve how it stands this sensational
test. ''IA Hr f''li '.t-i
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-07-03
AMUSING.

When will the Democracy get set
tied, upon some new or old policy?
They are aware that soon ar
rangements must be made to enter
into a new politician canvass, but
how to prepare for it is the puzzle.
There are those who think the bar
gain with the Liberals ended with
the Presidential convass, and others
who imagine the partnership to be
still in existence. Some favor re-
turn to the old habits and ideas of
the Democracy, and Others are striv-
ing to get up a new departure. Out
of it all comes the suggestion that a
party SO dreadfully uncertain as to
its faith and policy, had better make
short work of it by disbanding al
together. 1t is very amusing, when
we think Of the past record and pres
ent uncertainties of the Democratic
party,to see with what vim the jour
nails of that faith denounce and be-
labor the Republicans. iaa BE- igd
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-07-03
EVIDENCE OF MRs.wALwoRTH.

The evidence of Mrs. Walworth
mother of the young man who mur-
dered his father in New York, con-
veys the idea that her husband was
unable rather than unwilling to pro-
vide support for his family. That
threatening letters were sent her,
which were intercepted by the son
as quite clear, and while these were
quite violent, they also give evidence
Of q disordered mind. The son,
however, was apparently impressed
that his mother was in real danger,
and his visit to New York, and in
terview with his father, seems to have
been precipitated by an invitation to
accompany his uncle to Europe.
The desire to secure his mothers
safety led to the interview, and the
murder. We do not for moment
ahi1k that it excuses the crime, but
'that a New York jury will find in it
;aPalliating circumstance Is entirely
prdbable. r i..;F,.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes Co., O. [Ohio]) 1870-1895, 1873-07-03
MARK TwAIN's LAST ADVENTURE.

1 got into the cars and took a
seat in juxtaposition to q female.
That females face was a perfect in
surance company for her. It insur
ed her against ever getting married
to anybody except blind man.
Her mouth looked like a crack in a
dried lemon, and there was no more
expression in her face than there is
in a cup of cold mustard. She ap-
peared as if she had been through
one famine, and got about two thirds
through another. She was old
enough to be great grandmother to
Mary that had a little lamb. She
was chewing prize popcorn, and car
ried in her hand yellow rose, while
a bandbox and a cotton umbrella
nestled sweetly by her side. 1
couldn't guess whether she was on
s mission of charity or going West
to start a saw mill. / was full of
curiosity to hear her speak, SO /
said: THE exigencies of the time
require great circumspection in a
person who is travelling" Says she,
'What?'' Says ], "The orb of day
shines resplendant in the vanlt
above" She hitched around uneasy
like. then raised her umbrella and
said. 81 don't want any of your
sass-git outw And ! got.