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FARMERs!

BRING in your Wbeat-we have secured
an agency and pay the highest Cash mar
ket price.
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Prir,legex.

Those desiring 70 put in bids for the
privileges II our Goanty Fair. are re.
qusstei 10 file same II CoUHIER Office, on
or before the 1sf Of septenbsr.
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The War Department has donated
one thousand ienf4 TO Memphis in
order hat her citizens may camp ONT
In the woods
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THE SUN.



ISIS. NEsg Y0RA. 1919
As ibe time approaches foribe rene~ai
~ authorizations. TnE syy would reinint
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ID .eraiion aua support, UPon 80 fecof'
for The pact ien years y reiirs Tor ? cor
,fnnance Of tie hearty symraihy ana gem
erous CO oneraiion Which have hihff'y
been extended 20 Il from every quarter ~
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ybo does ,ot know 1Ha NHENtt
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Lepro7y, ln"rhsnme and in eura-
BILE ii,easa, has broken GA IN the city
Of New York, aud Fhe citizens are
right smrrtiy alarmed
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az YIriti1g rrn.teer
rJNHE Collegiate year Of 1873 70 wii
Z begin on
Wednesday,. Sapt. 18th. 1873.

Wednesday. Sept. 4th, 1873,
and end June 18Th. 1879 when the annual
commencement viii take place.
The year will he .ilvidsd into two ses
sione Of twenty weeks each. At The ter
rnination Of each session "a Siriet extmi
nation of MI the different classes will D;
male in The presence Of the Faculty
when = stuient presents himself for
admission iufo The College. he mG7t stani
an examination, aud ssfj b. placed IN 'i'e
class for v hich hi~ previous attHinhenfs
may have qualified biia. llisfarfher pro
motion will depend upon his appel cation
and progress The examination Cor nj
mission ,wil bs made Non'iay aud Tues
day. Sept. 81 anl Itli 1873.
rhe usual degrees viii ia conferred mp
on students s who pass 4 satisfactory eN
animation upon the studies necessar;
therefor.
The College is strictly non -seotarian.
The Preparatory course, m wh'ch
solid English education is given, viii be
obligatory.
Tbr Collegiate course IS arranged 40.
,orIing 10 the Elective system The ten
dency OF The age is toward special s,n IN
everything. The Faculty, recognizing
This has divided the College into sehoo's,
80 thu, "a student may srudy.In one Or MI,
as ne may intend 20 pursue a special 70
cation, or ~ his parents may direct
Thoronghnes5 win De required IN every
dvpartmeat.
Tnition in Primary anl Preparatory
Departments, according to aiyaneeinent
per session nf i8enrt weeks. - % , %
Sin 90 Sl2 50 AMI Si5 o..
Tuition in Coltegiare Department. IN
ding al the schools. per session 0.
tuyartv Eraakl -Zsi 49,.
Graduation fee - ~.
Tuition IN Primary An preparatory
Department ply anie monthly IN al s'ance.
Tuition in Collegiate Department ptya
Die one half NJ entrance. anl one-hisi az
beginning II seeond session
Students studying in ang one of-'1a
Collegiate schools will be ciarged C1i
legiate tnition Thus a stuisnt IA tn
Preparatory Department nay. by paving
the differences between the Preptratory
aud Csileglate tuition. studg Box keep
ing. Com rciai Law. Erenea. Gsrnsn
Latin. Greek, lr any Que OF them.
Board may Do had in the families OF the
profes .o4s, or residents Of tho town, at
from SO 10 81 per mouth. -
Eslimafed expenses 81 sflii ~ per year
of f3rtv weeks. incln1lng hotr Washing
and ,u:iion Primary and Preparatory
Department from Sl35 TO SI55- Co.iegI1ts
Departmsa. SID SC SsSo.
kyle
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OUERY Why will men smoke
carnIoon tobacco, when they can 5uy
War5nrg Bros '.Ss=I 4 .vorsh C4rolina. a.
* sa.ss g-;os p ifss!.g
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MU&EG CLASS.
TERNis

MISS BELLE FORTUNES next term 81
I've months win commence the Isl Men,
day / 4 September
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Manhood: How Lost, How
Restored

Manhood: How Lost, How
Restored
jus. pnhlishea a new edition
Y 4. nf Dr CCLVRRW ELLs CELE-
~ iBRATED ESSAY on the rsfier!
~ curs without me,iicine) Of srrh
uArsEasa,a o. seuinni weskness. invoi-
uutary seminal Losses. IVPpTgscg. Mental
sui Physical incapacity imp@diments o.
Marriage ere: also CDs~uSr1fos. EPitLref
aud Fms induced by sslt-indulgence, o.
soxniti enfravagance &C.
czs~Ptico iu a scaled envelope, oaly
six cents
The celeh-a,sd author In this sdmira-
bic Essay clearly deinopsirafe-. from
thirty years puccsssful practice thHi fDe
alarming con seq 1ences pf self abuse may
be- radically cured wiiiioul the dangerous
use Of iuternal medisine or fhs appica-
ffon Of the knit, pointing oar % mode 81
cnre nj once simple. certain And ehectuel,
~ means ef which every Sufferer, 40
matter vhai lie condition may be, mag
cure himself eheapiy privately AMI
radlcduy.
@E-rMs Ieciu re sho1ld be IN 'he hana'
Of every youth and every man ia ihs
land sml
Sent under seal. in p plain enselop' 70
any address,. port pal. on receipt OF SIX
cents or Two postage stamps.
Address the Publishers,
TIE cULvEgwELL MEDICAL CO.,
A. Ann Street Post oaise Boz, 407s-
junal
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FOR congress.

We are am hori-ed to announce FIN TOY
SINS. Of Trir. county. as = canti '"'e TO
represent the people of the Ter hen'uckV
Dfsfrict in tie next Congress OF the y nj
ted States
We Gre authorized 70 announce L.
TRTMRL7. of McCrackoH county. 80 n
candidate 70 represent the peoria Of ma
District in the next Congress OF the I III
tel Sfafes
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Hickman Male College.
EAxKaTK:

p G. H,LgBURrov, Prof o. Mathematics
ana Physics.
" FuowrRs Prof Of Ancient and
Nofcru L2nzurzes-
RIcaAav l. >wILros Pref Of Mental aud
Moral Philo4aDby aud English literature
r. c PR4rHER PROT of Anatomy.
A. A. FARIs Prof. Of Physi Ito v
J. W CowGILL, Prof. Of Chemistry and
Natural Science.
Gro RouLHAc. Secretary and Prof Of
BooA keeping and Commercial Law.
Hoard Of Trustees;
Hon. II. A. Tyler. Chairman, Geo. Warren.
Chas Balrger. Jno A. Wilson, \ p.
Ha~ness & {. Randle, VIM.
Robinson sam Landrum.
BOARD OF visiting Trustees
W,n. Alexander, ST., Or. + IL Usher, u.
D. Johnson. jas. c Harris, d. w.
Tale. Root Watson. lJr. q. !.
N les and A. z. Fields.
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PREPARATORY gEPAETM.NT
Taken Ep,

4 S ) sTRAY--cu me Tn % J4ly. On.
Y half mile north # Jor ian statian.
Fulton county. Ky by f. Vi shuok. one
BROWN HORSE. about III hani. hiRh
shou; y years OH The r1ght hint fo0f
white sud small spot in the forehead
No orher marks or bran Is visihs-wAioa
auprsise "a SA5 rris July H. 1878.
J. g. AeMURRAY. J. +. z. c.
hrg2 Az
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COMMERCIAL.
corNrnv PRopuc Ere.

HRxs,S CorHTEs 0FFIcg !
FaiDAY, Aug y 1878. !
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AnnIe Vinegar.

nLD COUNTRY MADE APPLE VINE
~ GAR-SCitahie for making pickles.
for sale a. BUCK COWGILL'S.
augl6 tf
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apIHAOE.WrFON.

TFNHE lrm Of Gardner & White "Hisk-
man Flourinz Mile is dissolve By
mutual conaeni-w. Il Gardner retiring
from the frr; having sold his entire in
ferest 10 Mr.. s. y White--who assumes
All he liabilities Of the old arm AMI is
an horiSsd 10 collect The s@sets. The dis-
solution dates from May lst. 1873.
". e. GARDNER,
Ju-e /, 1871 6. \. WHITE
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Referring 70 the above spuourceneut.
I beg 10 rerurn nv rratefGl thanks 20 my
Old friends, aud customers, who have for
long zine given me their patronage in
The mill busiRe@s--ani 10 cordiliiy COM
mend my former pari ner. Mr. Whus ss
gentleman. worthy their coniinlej Ia
vors. [ besPenk for Hickman mile. the
support of he public.
juno IL, 1873 " Il GARDNCR.
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4. q. q. q.


4. ~. q. q.
Hi-kman Eucampnonf. = -. anil PM.
ton Lodge. No %. I. ~. .. ?. meet every
alternate Thursdsv evenin
Ofhcers Subordinate L0agc jas. q
Warner, y. g.. W. L. Yogug, Is. )
Masonic.
Fulton Lalss No. 30. \ ?. & 4. ~.
meets the SECOND Monday evening 10 CO
~ month ~ eiook. ofnccrs,
CT RANDLE. " ".
GGoR0s WABRss seers,pry.
Ia. l.. 81. Of e..
Kentucky Lodge No $40 KNIGHTS q
Iionor--mccts every Friday evening 20 b
o'clock. Nenbers Of oiher Loigts re-
spect'uiiy invited 10 attcud meetinCs.
JAS. A. WARS Ell. y
JYo FoUss r.
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re7y-Seni fer copies o. nv Nss 6sass.~G
P-ioe Liits Of Picture Fcrnsl C5rouas.
BrIcketS, CroYaes SEA M Spe BlAs .'or
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Mast 81 10 q va isSlDHots 4 e -. -
c. Z Ranlle, Attorney.
aUz23 Nv.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-15
PULvERMACHER GALVANIC CO.,
Corner Eighth & Vine Streets,
CINCINNATI, O.

B6r mold bogus appliances claiming elec.
trio qualities. Our Pamphlet explains how
todistin0uish the genuine from the spurious.
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CliHord,s FebriRuge, OF Fever and

This preparation is obtained by a
newly discovered process, and con-
tains all the active medicinal princi-
pies of East India Cinchona bark,
grown on the Neilghcrry hills, from
which all the irritant properties have
been eliminated. Ii is Natures own
remedy for all diseases arising from
malarial poison. Palatable, power
full, antiperiodic and tonic, it never
fails to cure Fever and Ague, Dumb
Chills, Congestive Chills, Bilious
Fever, Periodical Neuralgia, and all
diseases of malarial origin.
JIG. RICHARDSON, Prop'r.,.
st. Louis,
For sale by all druggists. o5Olm
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TuE STATE OF TEXAS,

To the Sheriff or any Constable of McLcnnan
County, Greeting;
You are hereby commanded that you sum
mon by publication as the law directs Alien
McCrary, a transcient person to be and appear
before me at my office near Bold Springs,
Precinct No. 3, McLennnn county, Texas, on
the 2sth day of October, 1873, at 10 O'Clock a.
N. then and there to answer the complaint of
q. ". Pledger against the said Allen McCrary
for the sum of ninety zone dollars aud thirty
Ave cents, due on account for rent and supplies
for the year 1873. H.UI
Herein fail not, and of this writ make due
return, as the law directs. Given under my
hand this the 18th day of October, 1873.
+. NJ. MAKEIG,
j. p. Precinct No. 3, McLeunan Co., Texas,
octlsw3w
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DOBERT MILLER, Markham r. o.,
II Ontario, Canada. Importer and breed
er OF Short-horn cattle, Cotswold sheep
and Clydesdale horses. Satisfaction guar
anteed. Correspondence solicited. ocl3y
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

The afflicted can now be restored TO per-
feet health and bodily eHergV, at home,
without the use Of medicine Of any kind.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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lanes RILEY, Thornton, Indiana.
- breeder OF pure Berkshire swine. Bu
and Partridge Cochins, Dark and Light
Brahmas, and Gold and Silver Seabright
Bantams. oc13y
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.ZI131IIIS2I1E

Ten years have proven their eilcacy In all hillary
dlsordcrs They restore the liver, stomach and
to. % s1l s seon gys appetite good oh
Rev. X. l.. Simpson. Louisville, Ky, says:
"Inft,s Pulls are scerfh their sreiDhs IN
sayre & Co., Druggists say: eve sell 1,rp.
bores nuts Pals 90 flee Of all ofhers.,s-
rriec. Is cents. ONCE IS Murray St., New York
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HOW no DECEIVE.

If your hair or whskers arc grey they can
be Instantly changed 20 q beautiful black by
TUFTS Hair Dye, and deceive the closest OBJ
server. This article possesses qualities never
known before. sold by nli druggists.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1878-11-15
JUNCTION HOUSE,
HEARNE, TEXAS.

This house is kept open day and night, and
passengers laying over can be furnished good,
comfortable rooms, with clean beds. The
ticket Office, ladies' and gents waiting and
Ana In connection with the above house we
have refreshment saloon, for the sale Of cof-
lnncheons fee, fruits, cigars, tobacco, bran
dies, etc. Conductors Will notify passengers
at the dining rooms before the cav igo trains,
so that guests of this house can eat without
fear OF being left. j. Z. WALLER,
Proprietor.
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or is followed by a diminution of the
yigor of the plant, but some varie-
gated plants grow Ms freely as CHEERS
of the same species that are not varie-
gated, and, generally speaking, the
viger diminishes in proportion TO the
degree of etiolatlon, SO that growth
purely white cannot be propagated
and soon passes AWAY. That the va
riegated portion of n lelf has less
rvlgor than tho green part is suggest
ed by the often wrinklcd appearance
of 1t, the result of more rapid
grow tn of the green centre than the
variegated margin. This suggests
that the defectiye assimilation, the
result Of debility, is the primary
cause Of variegation, view of the
case largely supported by the exper-
fence of cultivators, who have often
produced variegation by starving
plant and eflaced variegation by lib
orally feeding it.-Garleners Mdgd-
zine.
CUR PUBLIC LANDs.-J. A. Will
hanson, commissioner of the Gen
eral Land Office has completed his
annual report to the secretary of the
interior. 1t shows that during the
fiscal year ending june 80, s,6S6,17S
acres of public land were disposed
of, and 8,O4l oil acres were survey
ed, in addition to the 72l,6l3,74S
acres previously surveyed. The to-
tai number of acres Of public do
main still unsurveyed is something
over 1,O00,000,000 acres. The dis
posals were mainly as follows:
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These figures show great increase
in the quantity of land taken up by
the class of actual settlers as home
steads, and for the purpose of tim
Der culture.
The cash receipts amounted to So
022 1856, being 1868, $40 more than the
receipts for the preceding year.
Commissioner Williamson also
recommends in regard to lapsed rail-
road grants, that congress should
either declare the grants forfeited
and restore the lands to disposal as
part OF. the domain, or extend the
time for the completion of the roads.
The report exhibits in detail the
work done in connection with the
suppression of timber depredations
on the public lands, and presents a
variety of information with regard
to abandoned military and Indian
reservation, the adjustment of pri-
vatc law claims and miscellaneous
matter.
In conclusion, Commissioner Will
hanson refers to, and earnestly reit-
crates, former representations made
by him regarding the need of an in
crease of the number of clerks and
of amounts of appropriations for the
dispatch of constantly accommodating
business of the land bureau.
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FREE.

FOR THE SPEEDY CURE of semintl
weakness, Lost Manhood, and all disor' rs
brought on by indiscretion or excess; oh.
JAQUEs Il CO., 100 West sixth st; slneih-
natl, Ohio. mhrihSWiy
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A BOOK.REEPER SAYS /:

al have been using TUFTS Pills for dyspep-
sia, and ind them the best remedy ever
tried. Up ~ TINT time everything ate dlsa-
greed with me. can now digest any Kind OF
ties rs book keeper with satisfaction, and
have gained ilfieen pounds OF solid ncsh. The
value Of these pills cannot he oyerestimated.
W. a. schuIfxe. Columbia. q. e, -
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A DOCTOR,s OPINION /:

Dr. 7. Guy Lewis, Of Fulton, Ark, writes;
conc year ago l was taken sick, q friend
argued so strongly In fayor OF Ttnps Pills thRt
was induced 10 use them. Never did metn-
cline have a happier effect than In my case:
Aftor a prnctice OF n quarter OF century,
proclaim them the best nnti -billious medicine
ever used. | have prescribed them In my
practice ever since ~
Daily Republican., 1878-12-20
Accident or Design.

Il special despatch from Cleveland,
Ohio says: A peculiar case of shooting
occurred her This morning. F.. G.J
or two, John Rice, an Old acquaintance,
has been visiting DR.. Angler, promi
n"nt v+trinary surgeon, living in Euc-
lid avenue. This morning the Doctor
arose to 90 away on the train. His visi.
tor was already up and sitting by the
fire. Presently Rice drew a self-cocking
revolver, and holding II out to the Doc
tor, called attent OF to . He had Just
spoken when it went off, the bullet
taking effect in the abdomen. Rice did
everything in his power to alleviate the
Suffering Of the injured man, but An
gier was not content to have him in.
the room, and requested him to leave
the premises. He did 50, but remained
in tb. neighborhood. Angler insists
mat ti4o Iced Was wilful one, aud that
Rice intended to kill him. After a time
Angler made an ante mortein statement
to Judge Caldwell. 1t is not expected
that he viii live until morning. This
statement is entirely secret, but it con-
tains the reasons which the Doctor be-
ltevrs his guest had for killing him.
Rice was arrested this evening.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-20
Haxing at Harvard.

There is scarcely any hazing at Har
ward this year, So far as an outsider
can observe; but a student writes to the
Springfield Repnb'lcan that plenty of it
is done by certain secret societies. The
limitations are devilish, he says; leach
member is branded on the arm so as to
be Identified, and cases have occurred
where arms have been seriousl y burned
by the brander being in beastl y state of
tntoxication. Each member is obliged
10 take plunge into the Charles river
by night and il he declines on account
OF his health, he is dealt with all the
more severey y in some ether way. Re
sistance is out OF the question, and a
case occurred not long since where a
man was fclled to the floor for refusing
to obey orders. To conclude, the new
member il obliged to drink al exceed
ingly strong bumper of liquor, and as
soon as this is done, he is pressed upon
from all sides to drink with friends, who
wish to congratulate him, but whose
real object is to intoxicate him. Dur
ing AL these mutations the members are
.aakeG, - that thOs" who commit the
atrocities can never b. detected
Daily Republican., 1878-12-20
Tsss pwAyEs ~ 'ssa = HALs.Es.
ny REV, .. NILES HAesxAs..

God Of the bright. unfallen sun,
That stoOps To kiss wretch like me,
In the whole world there now 10 none
To whom my soul can turn but Thee.
Though ruined and unclaimed my birth,
Though fallen all my pridsd charms,
II ruined, It's but for the earth
II fallen, It's within Thy arms.
As the struck eagle on the plain,
Transhxed upon the death cold dart,
Looks up at the blue sky again,
That hut 80 lately warmed It's heart.
40 the spent spirit here below
Yearns IRON Its dust 10 One divine;
and oh how sweet II Is TO know
Tha, one 30 lost US !, am Thinel
| saw the mountain rise on high
Beneath their FURNISHED crowns OF snow,
They rose up glorious, but
lay fallen at their feet below,
1 saw the brook within IT. bed,
And on its tide the willow tree;
But when l saw my face II fed
To hide Its picture In the sea.
Ny mother drove me from her door,
NV name was sileuce for my SIN,
My father babe me come no more.
Father In Heaven, let me In
I've wandered 10 the bitter street,
I've slept where robbers nightly 70 m.
The frost hath marked my bleeding feet.
Father In Heaven. oh take me home
Daily Republican., 1878-12-20

hs started quickly, then whispered, hur-
riellv In my ear.
"Turn aside your face" ! whispered
back. And the case for the prosecution
being closed
Have you any witness for the de-
fense p inquired the judge.
~ will call Hezekiah Mangle," ! re-
piled.
A buzz of surprise greeted the an
nouncement, In the midst Of which Mr..
Mangle stepped forward and was sworn.
"You have been absent for the past
year, Mr.. Mangle'" began.
II have"
Travelling in different partss"
Eyes, Sir"
1.-THE prisoner was employed by your
partner in your absence, and was ar
rested about the time OF your return"
rs ulh was the case.
"havr you ever seen himf"
mot to my knowledge"
"Ur met him in your travelss"
"If he will turn his head this way, !
can tell BETTER
At my bidding Gilbert turned and
faced the witness.
The effect was electrial. Mr.. Mangle
turned red and pale by turns.
'One other question, Mr.. Mangle," !"
| resumed. ado you recognize in the
prisoner a young man from whom you
won thousand dollars at poker while
on your travelsY' and named the
time and place at which the prisoner
had met with the misfortune.
The man Of iron virtue hesitated
worse than his more amiable partner
had done. He was halting between a
point blank lie, which might entail the
penalties Of perjury, and the truth,
which wonld cost him money.
Cowardice performed the office of con-
science and the truth came out. The
firms money which Grorge Gilbert had
lost, had been won by the senior part
ner; and the court instructed the jury
that, as the sum in question had actu-
ally been delivered to one Of the joint
owners, who was bound to account to
his associate, the risoner could not be-
convicted.
God bless you, Mr.. Parker" iatered
the happy little wife. Il knew you
would bring Us out all right"
1t was evident the truthful woman's
nature gave me all the credit Of a result
in whose achievement my share, had been
next TO nothing.
The lesson was not lost on George
Gilbert. His first false step was the
last; and the richest fee ever received
was the heart felt gratitude of lis no.
bic, faithful wife.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-20
The Value Of AdVertisers

In case before 4 justice in Somerset
county. Nd, last week, judgment was
rendered against Peter smith, " lao claim.
ed .amages for impoundins and keeping
for four weeks four stray cattle, the
property of W. 7. Ford. Smith had de-
ser ptive advertisements Of the proper
ty posted in several places in the neigh
borOood, but gave judgment against
him on the ground that the cattle had
not been advertised iu one of the county
papers when taken up, as required by
law A little advertising would have
saved Mr.. Smiths case.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-20
pere k5yacinthe

has settled down in little house in
the suburbs of Paris, and will support
himself by giving leligious lectures, If
the Government permits him. Some OF
his Eng lish admirers offered to build
him chapel and to provide the funds
to start newspaper with, but he de-
clined both.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-20

TT ENTION JEWELLERS FOR SA LIE
A welI-estaDlished leweIry store. In n
ny town OF twelve hundred, with such IN
snont. as are rarely offered. ANY one
Il. by heavy city rents, or one who
lu, to begin the business, should not al low
rtance to pass unnoticed. Comnelled to
up the businu i iuI want Of heath, Fol
nlMrs address W. A No. sos Madison
FL. Wilmington Del decl9-4t