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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16

BE CAREFUL OF THE HooPs-'Sam, wnat
was the matter with you last night, when saw
you walking up aud down the street.
'Oh Bill, met with bad m;sfortunc Ola
lxst Sunday nighttime or that hard wiud'
How came that Ssm?'
why, you know those hoops the ladies' haze
got to wearing In their skirts
Yes Sam, l do, and don't like them
"You needn't like them; for l was walking
with my lady that night, who had one Of them
on, and blame the thing,it kept rolling my boot
handles, and fo- an excuse, | told her 10 lot 20
Of my arm while got my handkerchief, and
IN the meantime, gale Game and took her up
!u the air, and have not Seen her siuce.
well, have you heard from ber siu.s?'
eyes, got letter from her to-day
where 10 she?'
sWby, she's over in Jeraey, where she landed
afssr pleasant ride Of fifteen niautes. She
speaks in eloquent terms Of the people Of Jer-
sey, aud says that they are about az clever
and hospitabIe as the people of the United
States!'
Good night, Sam.'
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16
rs'itooamJh'
AGREFTING FROM EUROPE.


The following is tue poem sent from Gotha
Germany, by Bayard Taylor, TO the goloen
wedding Of John and Hannah Cox, OF Long
wood, Chester county, and read ~ tnat eoih
memoratIon by Judge Kelley.
These German hills Of evergreen
No lougel shall enfoli me;
The ocean wastes that intervene
Are powerless to Withhold me;
Wherever the heart Is strongly drawI
There speeds Imagination,
And both to-day, shall give TO john
And Hannah saluiation!
These pastoral wales of curds and cheese,
And milk, and whey, and rennet,
Have disappeared. l see the trees
Aud rolling fields of Kenneth .. .-
The dusty old Philadelphia road,
And Longwood's place Of meeting,
And then that CHEEKY, warm abode
Which claims my loudest greeting.
There, as boy, my heart and mlud
Of fed on gentle mama,
For John was ever firm and kind,
And motherly was Hannah;
And when with hopes Of higher law
The air of home grew warmer,
How many preacher there l saw
Low many famed Reformer.
The elumps of box beside the door,
The pear tree in the garden,
The wax plant, spreading more and moraf
Each one Is memory's wardenl
Around them cling the ghosls of years.
The breath of prayer aud yearnlng,
Though, God be praisedl the darkest fears
Have passed beyond returning,
Here Lowell cana. In radiant youth,
A soul offxsd endeavor;
Here Parker spake with lips of truth,
That soon were closed forever;
Here noblest Whittier, scorned and spurn d,
Found love and recognition;
Here Garrison's high faith returned,
And Thompson's pure ambition
Aud finer souls ike foliage grew
Beside the rugged timber;
Here sat the mild~eyed Sarah fGgh,
Tns clear~browed Abby Kimber;
And here, When serpent more than dove
Drew erT.ng Mans indictmsnt,
Lucretia Mott, with balm Of love.
Allaysd the rssh excitement.
Nor these alone through all the land.
Gives praise wbere 1t upbraided;
There was a sad and silent band
Your Christian courage aided;
They came In fear, yet strsishtwa7 found
Food, rest, emancipation.
Their "Coxs Hocsen was underground
A blessed railway ststiopi
Whatever hope gave cheer to man,
Whatever thought uplifted,
You welcomed, worked, and watched th
plan
Still followed az II shifted.
You bore with winly vanity
Aud theories mistaken,
Content and glad, could you but see
One sl;mberiDg soul awaken.
Lift Up your hearts, and let Us give
Our thanks ss free libations,
So rarely comes, while yet men live,
The crown OF toll and PATIENCE
And never fate so sweetly swerved
from paths she loves tread 10,
As when she gave this long deserved
| And Golden Tear of wedding.
Thank God the steadfsst soul that 0 r,yes
Shall not be disappointed
Earth's simple, quiet, earnest lives
! Are royalty annointed
/ Let Samson come, of stronger thews,
| With hrebrands and will, foxes
| But may our country meyer lo5e
II: JOIn and Hannah Coxes.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16

DIDN'T Know UM-A California paper tells
the following Of Lieutenant Derby, "Jeb
PhIni1" the bumorist; "Oue evening", at the
theatre, Phoeuix observed nan sitting three
seats in front, who she thought he knew; be
requested the person sitting next to him TO
punch the other individual with his cane.' The
polite stranger did so, and the disturbed person
turning his head little, he discovered his mis-
take-that be was not the person the took b III
for Fixing his attention steadfastly on the pay
and affecting Inconsistencies If tbs whole
affair, he left the man with cane TO settle with
the other for the disturbance, who being wholly
without an excuse, there was, of course, IN
dicrous anu embarrassing scene, duii1g all!
which Phoenix was profoundly interes'ed IN the
play. At last the man with tile cane asked
rather indignantly, 'Did't you tell M 0 punch
that man with my stick?' Yes And what did
you want" Il wanted 10 see whether you
would punch him or not"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16

A humorous old man fell in with Al ignorant
and rather impertinent young minister, who
proceeded to inform the old gentemas in post
tive terms that lie could never reach Asave1
unless he was born again, and added -
al have experienced that change, sad low
feel no anxiety
sand have you been born AGAIN." said E,a
companion, musingly.
"Yes, l trust have"
"Well," said the old gentleman, eyeiDg him
attentively, II don't think 1t would hurt Tou
to be born once mors.'
Leigh Hunt was asked by lady, If be would
not venture on an orange.
"Madam,' he replied, II should be happy 10
do 90, but am afraid should tumble off,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16

III report of recent case lIiei In a 81
Louis court, in which the plaintiff was widow
the following dialogue occurred between the
counsel fol the defence and one Ct the witness
es for the other side:
"Mr. Murphy, are you auy relation the
plsintiff?' mo, sir, l aln not.'
"Dont you expect TO be?" "Such thing
might happen" "Now, are you not going t.
marry hsr?" "l'm afraid not"
"You are afraid you wont, eb! Well, now
don't you expect to marry herY' "if ny vile
should die, aud the widow should Temau si1-
gle till then, such thing might happen
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16

The London Era says Barnum |, securing
Europe for novelties. With the Messrs. San
ger alone he has done business "to the tune"
Of fIl,oVo. He has Slipped to New York Gle.
plants, camels and horses, trained for every
speres uf circus performances A further batch
will be dispatched, including sixteen ostriches,
ten Glands, ten zebrss, tesin Of reindeer. with
laplsud drivers, aDda troupe Ct performing
ponies, monkeys. dogy and goats
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16

Murnur at nothing; II our Ills are irrepara
bic, 1t 10 ungrateful If remediless, IL 10 vain
q CHRISTIAN builds his forttude GU better foun
datiou than stoicism; lie Is pleased witbe every
thing that happens, because he knows IL could
not happen unless it had first pleased God, and
tha which plesses Him must be the best. He
is assured that no new thing can befall him,
and that be is in the hands of a Father. who
will prove him with no affection that resigua.
ton cannot conquer, or that death cannot cure
-ColtoH.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16

TIE Danbury News man says, There Is
nothing that will change man SO much as
great grief, unless it is shaving OF bis nous
tache.
"Buildng Castles in Spain, Mr.. So" said the
land lady 10 Spicer, who was thoughtfuliy re-
zarding his breakfast cup.
"No, ma'am," said .Spicer, only looking over
my groundsin Java
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16

The Ohio Valley Iron Asa ,cis;ion has adopted
rssolutiops declaring 1t necessary to compete
with Plttsburg in her prices for labor and noti.
flying all employees Of members of the Associ4-
ton who desire To be retained In their employ
ment to report their readiness 10 go 70 work on
or before the 20tb inst, at the Pittsburg prices,
rs proposed on December 10Th.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16

1t isn't always best to call things by ttef
riaht names. young gentleman called n
coach dog Dalmatlan hound, and WAS ptor'c-
ed by his farcee that ifhe could not reftata 4 in
profanity la her presence, they must ienc' i'i''
be strangers.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16

curious coincidence
81 dreamed the other night" said Biah, ~
he helped his Honor into his overcoat, CHAT
asked TO borrow fifty cents of you, and that
you handed 1t out"
"Curious coincidence" replisi his Honor, =;
be buttoned his coat, 81 had the ssIGG
dream, except that told you would see you
hung first"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16

How much olir home comforts ara dependent
upon the capacity ofour servants finds daily
illlisti alton. Old lady al a dinner party, (old
lady deaf and provided with ear-truinpet), old
lady interrogated by wellmeaniig wsitrcss-
"Will she have some squasllp'
Old lady irresponsive and extends esr-trun
pet toward waitress, who deposits squash there
in and passes on.
This story Is told of a father who wss teach
ing his little boy to reci,e his Sunday school
lesson. IL was from the fourteenth chapter OF
Matthew, wherein Is related parable of a mai
cious individual who went about sowing
tsres.
"iVhat is q tare? Tel me, my son, what
taie Is" asked the anxious parent.
"You had em, pal"
johnny, what do you mean" asked The
father, opening bis eyes Father wide.
"Why, last week, when you diiu't coine home
for three days" said Johnny, Il heard mother
tell Aunt Susan that you were on tare'
Johnny was Immediately sent to-ped.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16

An idle young man was eomplaining to
prosperous friend that, although he lad trlri
bis luck in all sorts OF fairs and lotteries, hr
had never been able to draw anything. "Indeod
said his friend "Well, suppose you Try hand
cartf You can draw that"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16

A lady having accidentally broken her sluel-
ing bottle, her husband who was very petuient,
said 10 her, Il declare, my dear, everything
that belongs TO you is more or less broken.
.rrue, !" replied the fair one, "for even you are
a little cracked
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16

The most contding woman lives 10 Provi-
depce. She went to an auction, and, knowing
the prevalence of thieves at such places. aske
nice looking man to take cas- Of her pocket
book, containing eighiy'fve dollars. BE is still
taking care of it.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16

A man left bony steed on Mann street .al'
Saturday, and, coming back short tine ui'sr,
wards, discovered that funny Fou.n eau
In, notice, Goats wanted -ipquire withm."
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16

An Irisbn,an, WHO had just landed siid
.,rbe drst Bit Of mate ever ate Ill This dol-
try Vas roasted potato, boiled yesterday. AZ '!
fyou dont believe ne can show Z TO you TO-
have It In my pocket"
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16

DR.. Joseph II. Scbanck, Sr., proprietor Of
S,benck's Pulmonic Syrup, Mandrake Pills, and
S,a Weed Tonic, died at his residence, No.
1914 Green street, Pniladelphia, on Wednss-
day morning, at = quarter before 10 O'Clock,
aged g. year,, Deceased WAS q native Of Flem-
ipgtop, n. J.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16

The California papers tell about boy cipo-
M tomato vine 10 get away from nsd COG
TOmsto vines attain an snorpous size IN eait
fornia, and so do dog stories.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16

Do not run In debt to the shoemaker; y
10 unpleasant TO be unable 10 say your sole u
your own.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16
RAILROAD ABvBRT'sRMRNTs.
ASAzaxsA - xN~s A.
RAIL n DAD Ii


SPRING ARRANGEMEs
On and ar,er MONDAY, April 2ist, 1873, tsandays
ncepted., Passenger Trains viii leave as follows
D.lm.r Aai;s i,sesss g.}a, i u sss - 4 : !
Laurel, ll,lI NJ Phla' s3V DIV m-sv
ssssraiSssvhs, liza ia 80 20 N. castle, % iese S4s 40
iireenwood, A.al2.o6 440 st. Road, l0.36 $50
7aTmington, I?l5 4,h5 Bear, ioA5 I.0e
Kirkwood, 1877 i.is
harrington, i.2h i2a0 b20 Nit rleas't.llW I;zo o,,
ait n I.3g i1b06 6.i2 hIiddletown, II 20 - -
"a Sroury, l.4S i2.s1 64s sTownsend ii,ss .a 2"S
Sysaine, 1I6iil 6.i0 Green spring,ii4s sos
Io,sr sOa l25 6.23 Clayton, HOO s'ia Sos
dooron, sii i.% 60 ,o,osao
bientord, M l4504s smyrna, ,aav LAY 80 %"
Hmvrnai SOD i"D bTen.s,u' 20 40 s5S
ssHs "A SSs Rysaius Rsxss isss l II II sS
pnsn.ena s5i 22O is W6odside, l24o s.6l
nIil.iown, soa 23s I.3s Canterb'y, i245 s.bd
ST. Pleasant" ss sss sOS Esl.Sn, i2S9 S9 s1s 419
srkwood s.2a 300 hsrrhg'on' '"' D." All
sssnsS' sssIS' 81 sii SO Pennington, il6 s.2e 46I
s,ats Road e453.21 Greenwood, LIS s.S6 b06
wilmington, ieis ss. s. zoos q eS saiord Sg oS,oo'SM
x,,,,,oors io5 $40 $50 Delmar 2.25 $50
NEW CASTLE TRAiNa. , -.
Leave New Castle for WilIips.on and % 4 Phaasphas @
Il 20 =. %. Leave paisdePna, G vi" p "'' anu
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS
dniOnal TO those above leave Clayton 1oG for STy SMy
d % =
II 20 ~ m, aud .35 y. ni to make connection with
'Ia,us To anl from Dover and stations South. 49,
FNKIoar TRAIN with Passenger Car attacheoI VIII
raye WiImngto 1905 a. H., New Castle, l.Soi Mio-
.,ittown 225i Townsend Siayton Sa9 DG SSa
M tninston, 6.ij; Bridgeye, $50; Seaiord' oi1i
Laurel Gli, and arrive at Delmar Al 1oo a. NJ
Passengers leaving Baltimore al i'3o p IN, iIli
pnladet,ha at IL 20 p M, will make cl'so cohnec-
,ou with this train at Wilmington. heturmh8r-
S9S; Brilgeville, 400 Farnington, 4Ani hafrins NJ
rop $40; FELTON,, o IS, Wyoming, t,io Dover oso5
CLAYTON, 90; Towusend, 745i Miid'etowh, S.lVi
K,Ik wood 10; New Castle s.25 and arrive AT WI,
aIngtnu go U. M, Pliade elphia, lisO I IA, anu
nsliinoIe 3, VI a, subject 10 delays "eie"t 70
utight bu~iU sss. - . ,,.,... on,,, n,
stations uamed but Wit set down Passengers ~ any
ropp,Hg place, except hafe'- Corner, StA'e hosoS
oassEcTIoEs.
At Townsend with ksnt County s. Queen Lannet
y h Nt bHIirOaL- inf Insane uyfhe' 'u"e''''he e"A
Al CLAYTON Win ths NJ. Il ID. X r. for Eastsn and
iUteImedHte places =, -. n,,,,,
al darlington with ue j, " b. II, II. Tor MILFORD
isorsotown, Lewes and ints- aediAte places
At SeatOrh with tbs v q Il Tor fsas'aisous,
Cambridge, sc. . . -. .,,,..
Princess Anne, Crisnsid, sc, alas iof beI"n ana
staIions on the w. & r. k h.
ON and after MO IDAT, April 2lst, lUs, E9
ssnesr Train viii leave Seaford, at e3Oa m for fnh-
Aislplia Baltimore and intermediate stations
TEe 6.i5 u IN. train from Wilmington with FIais-
Aeiphs and Baltimore connection, will run 70 sea-
= snd irom ssaisld On an sftsr the sb07s date
this COMPANY viii dscoEtina running ths cary E9S-
ring AID evening trains between Minord and Hat
drStcp. uANrv s,,,
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16
WILMINGTON WAGON wORKs.

WILMINGTON WAGON WORKss
Constantly on hand and made to order.
Express, Market, Truck, FssEsa.
Gorknantowu-
r.
sNEATh'S PAIENT TuTiNa WAGONS,
CARTS, PUSH-CARTS
Ani
BARRoWSs
Also,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMEGISs
NMcn are being sold at cost, including
pIOwS, HARROw6 AND CULfIVATOhS,
All Nos Of the Moore. Wiley, Peacock, and hecken-
dorm Plow, With or withsut centre draft
Repairius Neatly snd Promptly Exss1ssa.
Ell ACKS NJ T II N G
In ali its branches Particular attention gwen to
HORSE-S ENG,
All diseases Of the Foot and cases OF ameness ino-
dental fo Shoeng or fast driving treated urdsr ths
DUNBAR SYSTEM,
, successfully. -
Interfering invariably cured in once shoeing
bepsated and lett in condition by tie aid Of which
nature soon effects permanent cure.
Lamaness from corns instantly removes.
Immediate relief given in cases accuoe founder,
tainng 10 es iss aud foot Of the borss, hsreofore
considered incurabls by the SOD SCHOOL" Vetszt-
narians, sre by tudioious application Of the DuN-
BAR SYsTRx, relieved and cured.
TIaving been at great sYpenss to acqurs thorough
knSwledge Of the subject, AID being Ge only ste In
the State whom MI. Dunbar has impaired his val
liable method Of treatment am prepared 70 treat
wors case Ss Es s1S bSfSg n is.
\ ing cause and edest.
\ superyise al operations ofioe
4 DAVID wOOIldA N.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16
,uILMlNGToN & WEST Ca n a "A
w ERN X. Il. Il "~IR
TIME TABLE.
FAll. AND WINTER ARRANGEMENT

IN .ot att.r WEDNESDAY, October lat, 1875
trains viii leave as follows
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1874-02-16

GA and alIer MONDAY, April 2ist, 1873, {Sundays
sIce pted,) Passenger Trains will leave ~ follows;
soRrnTAKp, soBTHwARD.
Middletown transcript., 1874-11-21

A LIST of parsons licensed to retail goods
"A wares. and. msrehsndise, produce asd
ether property. Manufacturers Of an kinds
Whatsoever Persons licensed to sell Intoxi-
eating Liquors, Pedlers, Tavern Keepers,
Eating Houses, Eating Houses to sell Liquors,
Life Insurance, Fire insurance, Vending
Goods by Sample, Real Estate Agencies,
Brokers, Private Bankers, Auctionesrs, Pho
tographers, Stallions, Lawyers, Doctors, Con-
vsyancers, Dentists, Circuses and JugKlers,
from the first day Of April, 1874, 10 the first
day of October, A. D., 1874, with the sum by
them respectively paid fer each li.snse to the
Clerk of the Peace OF New Castle County for
the use Of the State Of Delaware
Middletown transcript., 1874-11-21
A LIST OF THE NAMES OF PERSONS

A LIST OF THE NAMES OF PERSONS
n licensed to retail goods. wares and mer-
chandise, produce and other property. Man
ufacturers of all kinds whatsoever Persons
licensed to sell Intoxicating Liquors. Pedlers.
Tavern Keepers, Eating Houses, Eating Hous-
es to sell Liquor, Life Insurance. Fire Insur-
ance, Vending Goods by sample, Real Estate
Agencies, Bankers. Brokers, Auctioneers,
Photographers, Stations, LAWYERS, Convey
ancers, Doctors, Dentists, Circuses and Jug
elers, from the fret day of October, A. D,
1873, to the FIRST day of April A. D., 1874.
with the sum By them respectively, paid for
each license TO the Clerk Of the Peace Of New
Castle County, for the use of the State Of Del
Middletown transcript., 1874-11-21

A Macon paper tells Of > eurieas o.
psrssisidn axbisk sprs,ai!s , isSif de
ddorsd pashps IL that ssosiSS..a ThsJ
d.ry shSas 'ihsf persons = bss iSoyS
Rsoqynusas TJssps oohtsidiSg 'Ssv
,,rocss sndr sssial diIsd Win y61S dSsSsss.'
toni Btatf1sssaa isf fsksks. AsY YBsiilysss
that by drsspissis l6sg aou stRsisatdr
they will escape pasishoshs. neisaimiiW
Middletown transcript., 1874-11-21

A child At ssyaoa.t, Ipdiana, ,(SA n,
.u..-,zslY. t,,,4SA y7ud4i.s2
Middletown transcript., 1874-11-21
Modern! silver Ware :

! Nrw CAsrts,e Got. lsth, 1874. II
Middletown transcript., 1874-11-21
10 Wantea,ts ~ Relie;eass s,i

s.ss:; e: ;';is!s,; !; 81 e.: ~:
the phr.s :. ! Like t6s, ,roe v6isk ~
upon upon t6sa1sSs t6ss msGSautaiin- ain rstslksns, T.. q
course, to the acriptgFal animal q that
name. name As uss coming ,sa ous d church
a horny handed and san. burned lslIew-
Middletown transcript., 1874-11-21
Selected shyoN Miss H. 0.ss.

we may i've without rpoSsrry, music q !
-'sA and art e'"' e's '''a ss'~
may live Without ICONS conscience iea,.. and naa
- live without heart; .NsA 90 8
We may live without friends, T. y We !, may "a :
live without books; ''s1
But civilized man cannot i've without
= cooks. s s''''''''- t7'e'''s :
Hs may live without books-vhat Is :
= knowledge but grisving Z
He may live without hspe-vhat Is !
80 hope but adecsivihg 'ia'i. = :.
He may live without leve-vhat il
''s passion but pinings ''' 'e~ I"
But where is the man that can i've
without dining ..'ia'oa s''.~o'..'
-srg IA ScRlPrgaAL Sux, 1 :asn4tas
Add .to1youri faishspsirsss, ses .sscqres
And to ysar virtue. knaslslss. e4s.iet
And tsisour laoalsass. td.pssaaps;
And ~ yese temperance. paaisDsss;ss ?
And TO yonr pstisaes. ,gsd6nsss;'s -
And to your gsdliuess. broshsrly kind-
:, ness;i Sa.s u i9 ssssssaa = /
And to yopr brothsfly liadsss, ,oAaiasy.
-AsswER.-Fos ifthsss shisosisasdh :
5op. and abound. shsy make yos 49,
ye neither lbs, barren noR .tnksiaA<l In
the kRowladge Of our Lord J6sus Chriaes
2pd. Pessr !; 5n&.,aa !. .,.easA rsrsff v
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-10-16
The Source Of afany IIIs.

Ifall the ailments, bodily and mental, which
their primary sources, II would probably be
found that threo-fourths Of them originated IN
The failure Of tho stomach and the other organs
By which the food IS converted into nutrimcnt
and applied 10 the purposes of Mfe, 10 perform
the tasks allotted 10 them by nature vigorous
ly and regularly. THIS being the case the vast
importance Ofa medicine which c0mpcs these
organs 20 do their whole duty, thoroughly and
efficiently. becomes nt once apparent. Hostel
ters stomach Eittefs may De truly charactef-
lLed as q preparation Of this kind Indeed, as
iAe only one which con De implicitly relied on
as combining the properties Of q Eunbachic,
portions aa 20 produce simultaneously tho de-
iir.d effect upon the dis1rderad stomach. liver
and lntestines. This conclusion u warranted
by the c0lerlty and ceHaMty with which the
liitsrs Afford relief IN chronic cases Of dyfpep-
sia. t0rpidify u The liycr and constipation
oihcra that grow out Of them, could bd cured
hy fierce catharlcs, has NJ last, u la hOpad.
been thoroughly exploded. The sick, during
The last hundred year, hayo hWnliOwed thou.
sands oi tons .of mereufy, seammony. gam
b0ge. cryiOn Oh, laiap. &C., and tens of thou.
sands u graves naye been pfemaiurely nlied
thcr#by. But eVcr sinoe the principle " reno.
walton, as embodied ilosfeiiers .t0mnch Hlt-
[ iers. was arayed against the principle " pros.
Z ffatl0n. as repreHenied by mineral Halifauts
and surely fallen into deserved cJntamTd.-
3 The Ouiery against HifnuuiiDn bV which con.
cneiOns Of drpietlng dTeuchcs hoped 10 give
fcint W thcir diTelHlpg ANA dangerous coin.
pounds hns onis served - increase tle demand
Z Tor the wiioiesoma alimuiant. tonic and alter.
alive which ior iseuiy-nye years trlumphed
orr nll oprOflfiua auq D nov thf most p0rii.
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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1874-10-16
TO correspondents.

Patients residing in any part Of the country,
however distant, who may desire the opinion
and advice of I)r, Doherty In their respective
cases, and who think proper to submit writ
ten statement OF such, In preference to holding
q personal Interview are respectfully assured
that their Communications will be held most
sacred, The Doctor is regular graduate and
may be consulted with every confidence.
II the case be fully and candidly described,
personal communication will be unnecessary,
as instructions for diet, regimen, and the gem
egal treatment of the cnse Hncluding the reme-
diesl, Will be forwarded without delay, and In
such n manner as to convey no Idea Of the
purport of the letter or parcel so transmlttod.-
Should your condition require immediate at
tention, send ten dollars In coin Tor that value
in currency by mail, or Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
Express, and package Of medicine will be
sent to your address with the necessary instruc.
tions for use. Consultation by letter or other
wise, FREE. Permanent cure guaranteed or no
pay. W
Addyess, W, X, DOHERTY, NJ. D.,
San Francisco, Cal.