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Daily Republican., 1878-11-29
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TNHENICEsT PILLS IN EARTH ARE ar. SIMMs
/ VEGETABLE L vER Pills. They never
gripe scken orweaken in their operation, and
renee they are the best pills ever offered, es-
pecially for aged peopie. They are d splen-
lid Liver cure and elegant purgative medl-
cine. They operate ,leasantly and mildly,
out thoroughly and etectually. They cure
Constipation or Cos-iveness, Piles, Sich
Headache, Bilousness, Weak Bowels, Din.
ness, Vertigo, Weak Nerves, all Liver attec-
tions, general Aches over the system, they
make better appetite, and in rheumatism,
Neuralgia and Headache, In connection with
cure is obtained. We have over 1000 reieren
ces of these pills. Elegantly sugar coate ~
cents a box, or hve boxes for ~. Sent by mail
Principal Depot Fourth and King streets,
Wilmington Del. Philadelphia Depot 5Vl
Arch street, Sold by dea rrs and At countr
stores.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29
Water Let In.

The repairs to the north cOmpart-
mrnt of the Cocl Spring Reservoir, made
necessary by the leak discovered few
days ago are completed, and the water
was let in on Wednesday evening, but
during last nj hit it was shut Off. About
five feet of water is now in it. but it
will take n couple Of days pumping yet
b fore it reaches the overflow.
A glasgow Firm Fails for $4,000,
900.
A dispatch from Glasgow, Nov. 2sth,
SAYS: The sequ 'stration OF the estate
of Henry Taylor & Sons, grain and
-four merchants, Is announced. Liabil-
tiles, So, 100000 William Taylor, the
imprisoned director of the City Of Glas
gov Bank, is senior partner of the firm.
The Recd-Pricst Checker Match
Priest LOSSES the Match.
Special to the Republican
PlTTsBuRc, Pa, Nov. 2Sth, 1878.
Priest s, Reed y, drawn q. If this
dispatch is understood correctly they
have played As games. Priest can't
win.
More Anon.
The reply of "More Anon to Catho.
lie, will appear tomorrow. The con
troversy has been conducted in a, very
amiable manner, and yet most OF our
readers we presume are pleased that it
is about drawing to close. :.
Rich Presents with Ittie Expense
Lamps and glassware direct from the
factory at 2l7 King street above End.
Very large lamps worth 55 and % cts.
for 40 and SO cts. Glass hand lamps %
cts. Cream pitchers Is cts. Large
covered bowls 35 cts. Lamp chimneys
5 cts.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29
FIRST EDITION.

The Erery Ereniny once more in'orus
the public, thst is, the spsil part Of
the pahlio chat read the n y. that
the REPUBLICAN is ignorant, and II gets
OF the following funny conundrum:
"What Is the law Of affinity which
makes the REPUBLICAN rush to the de-
f4nse Of a fraud, and which makes II
likewise the chosen organ Of those who
defend fraud"
We reckon when advertisers want the
public to know what they have to say
they publich II in the paper that the
people reads, but that don't make the
REPUBLICAN their organ. {
HERE ~ THE last warning Of the New
York Herald to tn. Democratic party:
"If you encourage the South 70 oppress
colored voters and ignore the principle
of equal rights, you will unite the
North against you in all future slec
tioDs."
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29
The Rh YAi0IOrY If the Liver

The liver is the largest secreting organ in
the human body, and the bile which it secretes
is more liable to vtiation and misirecton
from its proper channels than any other u the
animal fluids. Luc.il for the bilious, how
eve, there is an uniaiing source oi re!et
from liver complaint, namely. Hostetter's
Stomach Bitiers medicine which for over
Il qulrer of Il century has been achieving
thorough cures OF the above mentioned all
plants. rheumatic and kidney affections. and
disorders involving loss Of nervous vgor. 1t
is. moreover, q preventive OF nalariai disease.
and affords PREDICTION to thousands OF persons
residing in districts If courtry wher that dire
scourge is prevalent. As remedy adapted
supremely desirable, and as mears of iOrti-
Tying debilittted system, 1t is thoroughly to
be depended upon.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29
SOiree.

Prot. A. S. Webster's soires on
Thanksgiving afternoon in his rooms in
the Masonic Temple was an enjoyable
affair. The room was crowded to its
utmost, and the many dancers we're
limited to small space. The dancing
of the Highland Fling by three of the
girls from the ohildren's class speaks
we'll for the Professors proficiency as a
teacher Of the terpsichorean art. One
of the little misses was between five and
six years old. The older children, or
young ladies' and gentlemen, spent q
very pleasant afternoon, gliding over
the smooth wax door keeping time to
the music furnished by Profs. Richie Il
Worth. The yearly thanksgiving SOL
rees' are last becoming one of the f-a-
lures Of this dancing academy. iLs
professor would give notice that the See
ond term of his school for gentlemen
commences on next Monday evening.
All wonld do well to call at once and
leave their names.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29
Hon. Blanche X. Rruce,

the colered United States Senator from
Mis- ,issippi, has returned with his wife
from a recent European tour, and is
n,w visiting Cleveland, Ohio, where he
married. Senator Bruce says he saw a
great deal of General Grant whilst in
PARIS. They walked much together,
and he found the General to be quite a
pedestrian. In regard to the next presi
d"ncy, Mr.. Bruce says General Grant
does not consider himself candidate
ror third term, but the Senator thinks,
however, should the nomination be
rendered him he would not feel at lib
erty TO decline it.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29

NJUND.-Cn the 27th Of November, be-
Il tween Greenbank and Brandywne
Springs, n carriage and harness down the I'm
bankment The owner can have the same on
proving property and paying damages. {. H.
WlGG1NS, Greenbank. nv29-3t
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29
From butcher and Wells,

WASHINGTON, b. c., Nov. u, 1878.
MEssRs. EDroRs:-As promised t.
keep you posted, will say that we ar
rived safely last evening. Brother
Dutchrr's health is somewhat bet
ter. He spoke last evening in the Ham
lin NJ. Il Church, on Ninth street, and
warmed the hearts of the people. They
gave us very cordial reception, com
ing forward after the meeting and Civ.
lns us the right hand Of fellowship
The minister in charge, Rev. Mr.. Nc
Kinney, offered us his church for the
Sabbath day upon our return. am
sorry to say that am not as well as
usual. Our afilictions IN the Temper.
ance cause have troubled me. | had
put great trust in Brother Lee.
Yours Truly, GEo. w. WELLS.
Mayor DUdd'S Funeral.
On Wednesday afternoon the funeral
of Mayor Doid's, who died from hydro
phoba, took place at his residence at
New Castle.
The services took place at three
o'clock at the Emmanuel Church. at
New Castle, Rev. Mr.. Spencer officia
ting. st. Johns Lodge, No. s. A. y.
A. M, of New Castle, was present in a
body. The pail bearers were Ira
Lunt, Robert Martin, William Herbert,
August Wilhelm, Marsh Wisr and
Elmer CLARK.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29
M. 4. n. A. Free meeting to night.

The usual Friday evening ire- meet
ing will be held in the NJ. s. r. A. Hall,
corner of Third and King streets, this
evening, commencing precisely at half
past seven O'Clock. Vice President, II.
W. Morrow, presidss, and will have
several new speakers, as well as other
interesting features 70 sntsrtsin the au-
lisAss. N'"'' ''' '.. ~" @'''
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29
Steam II eatimg in New York.

The New York board of aldermen,
by vote of Il to s, has passed reso.
luton authorizing the commissioners
OF the sinking fund to grant permission
to any person or company to lay mains
and pipes, with all necessary copnec-
tions, within the limits of any street,
avenue or public place in New York,
for the purpose of furnishing Seam
to said city, or any part of its inhabi-
lants, for heating, cooking and all
other purposes for which steam may
he used. A proviso in the resolution
requires just and equitable consid.
Grafton for such permission, to be
agreed upon with the commissioners
of til sinking fund.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29
The Northern Pacific Railroad.

The New York Herald prints a com
munication from Mr.. C. B. Roberts.
president of the Northern Pacific rail.
road, in which he disclaims any inten.
ton on the part of his compa-.y ever to
besiege Congress for subsidy, loan,
or any form of assistance other than a
reasonable extension of the time within
which the road was to have been com
pleted according to the original law.
The ample grants of fertile and on eth.
er side of the route are deemed quite
sufficient, Mr.. Roberts says, to enable
the company to raise all the money it
needs, and its only prayer to Con
gress is that these lands may not be re-
sum-d or confiscated in consequence of
the delay and interruption caused by
the great panic of 1873. At the last
session the Senate unanimously passed
a bill for extending tue time, and when
this bill shall have become a law the
president of the road affirms that they
will ask no further favOrs of Congress.
Supervising Architect Hill and Ar
chitpct A. g. Mills we're served with
warrants at Washington yesterday,
and give t5, 900 bail each for their ap.
pearance at Chicago, December Is, in
connection with the custom house con-
tract frauds. John N. Mueller, con-
tractor for furnishing stone for the
Chicago custom house, was yesterday
arrested in Cincinnati, charged with
and feloniously conspiring
with others to defraud the government.
Mueller was at first charged with de
frauding the government out of some
$500, 600, but the amount was after.
wards reduced to 100000. He was
held in Is, COO bail toappear at Chicago
on D-cember.l6.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29
Important.

Prof. Charles ltalie begs to infor II
the public that he has now on hard a
splendid assortment Of spectacles and
eyeglasses, suitable to every condition
of the eye. To those not acquainted
with the preserving qualities the Dia
mond Glasses possess, say, try them.
Satisfaction guaranteed in every in
stance, particularly il such cases where
the sight has been impaired by the use
of inferior or improper glasses. Prices
moderate. Office days Wednesday and
No. ia Market street, Will
Del.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29
"Our Boarding House"

The above name d play was given at
the Opera House, on Thanksgiving
evening, by company said to be from
the Walnut Street Theatre PhladrI-
phia. A large and remunerative audi
enoe assembled and apparently enjoy
ed this highly laughable comedy. sam.
ienple was the life of the piece, and
GiIipoh, was irrrpr-ssible, in his role;
the other support was passible.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29
Seeking Congressional Aid.

The board of managers Of the Nation
al Temperance Society has addressed
petition to the House Of Representa-
tives, praying that body to take early
and favorable acti,n upon Senate bill
to provide for commission Of inquiry
concerning the alcoholic liquor traffic.
1t is designed that this petition shall
be signed by officers Of temperance
associations. ministers and officers Of
churches. aud Ly individual sitizsnA
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29

TTNHE LADl ES' of st. James Church, Mill
i Creek Hundred. near Stanton, will hold
au oyster supper ana fair on the 9th, 9Th and
7th OF December, 1878, at the Brandywine
Springs. Tickets entitle the bearer to supper
ny27.7t
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29

TXyAN FED. 1.-Two good Timers at oncas
" MITCHELL 4 co. nv29-ti
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29
N office.

In consequence of the storm Miss Pot
ter postponed her entertainment till a
neal date. Tickets purchased will b.
good. .
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29
big Quilt.

The Smyrna Times states that Mrs.
Wes 'ey Truax had on exhibition at the
Dover fair quilt made of 20, ,0l2 pieces,
being 9,746 more than the quilt CON
tanned that was made by the big woman
of our city. Mrs. +. certainly deserves
credit for her perseverance as well as
her ingenuity.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29
Prize Cows.

We have received from Churchman
Il Jackson, beautifully colored card,
containing the prize herd of Jerseys,
at B-ich Grove Farm, indianapolis. In
diana. 1t is really splendid affair,
and should contribute to the sale of the
progeny OF their cows which are SO de-
servedly popular among the dairymen Of
the Great West.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-29

Nrayer meeting this evening at the
Union NJ. Il. Church. All who love
the Church of our Lord Jesus Christ in
sincerity, and desire his glory and
their souls good, are earnestly desired
to be present. Our meetings will be con-
tinued until further, notice.
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tgnSln, rur . Gents.
Vi It / III ftrtrtcS cndtg-
" a s0;tn, 81 GHtrn. It6ne &t5it.
cuns'n unc Elm toIorirt,S 0tlo tulttr
Nummtr. Yrst5 $1,25 iaprIiS Ilnf
GGemN1yc $500.
Sid 5 8tUnfn, unb 0CMN,
tt.@ @1rttn 80 Gsr!sj in s!c9anier
HitnpaRe S1.OO.
E!I!e meiEe @:rEftni!ihuasta ceyeea
In Gn9Iiih u1o leuNb 0eotud..
EfTfflIrt: S5nHes Bid, Ic4fatr, q. y.
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S:r..G1itr t;r @1.s. G6ay.s, p. w..
zen t.r Leay: Gos,H.n S.ttcc r,Gi 2s.,1
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lis am @-!n <ctt ct2 &t.l. 1878. an,
faaa.I u.o 3.cI NG2,1ta t&u,ln. NaG7i+.
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III c.tttin, cidt Ma1ln 5esta iie 81 Iubysn
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an I...EaGc StS 3dn. i'll gaGrs un|rrts 6crr5
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l,Ue III rIHccr;ty En ,to5.s tlr uratS1naiJ:,;:
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8ep. 3. 6. SGeenafer Nib nidfrn
Gpnata3 9oralit!13 ual 10! u6r In
G2iabein1 pge6i9en.
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Z rnntl1 83rniiita9 Iii b;r ee0ngciiit.
sh 9tF3a II rtV l.ttt SrrltHe rrrei-
gan.
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Psettn @toH:dA NtrGt etTiOufE 0;tp
as rtgaaEtr;,S [,nlepcR 6n S. psr
Gent. in Ger &crf1mnIIu1 srr 29iatcim
z. 4 7. MTacial.rn.
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9tr. 9. q. 9oufe gtEt ra4 Sai
afrca Gtrtuit unb 3tp. q. 81. gp9it.
At9 fcAai. " f,tHem Q!1ge na4 Ysnn3
9aacs.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-04-11

Raurtr fsnirsn aEi IN g2iQbcim {;
&c fInb urscfltr Elm Eussn0 pappn an
ttf Arbeit an ten Seri@ietsaen Rsgrn
GtstlGten.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-04-11

&fr. 6rGaT Igtvci!ty IN Wlrrs.au aur1
cib!eIt ciEt itSr tttfe Strtituagcc an
ctr ,&1Hc, 1,S Il Ga Eert;t maA:e @ag.
t1Ii 81 1ad;0. Gr rlrf t!r Ar. Nhtr
Gle S.tU!tts gpo rleti FAM IL ua9llt.
H@'r S9tU: al frias 91ue II El.
IN.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-04-11

@t8rNwIrtiJ t1tcl rir hryltttS
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29e'ttS. Cti @aaryu sg2lu rsG :aGa,
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III run!tr ten Gttgtne scr wNrmrn 6rUa.
iinN5ltnut.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-04-11

gtGnfglvdaia GGrtli 1T G't:lYSturl.
~, CTtttIt rhe grtG&nit pcn 10000
SEN rem Namefra vcN @I!g G;ccliu; S1r
9cr.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-04-11

@irE. SamGtt 2. Gtovrr ron q're
S7tei, t2;tc rjaca GalIsaufaQ l,gf
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urEINStn.
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Nid's g3Immen. nnO Oen,ffcnarten

"" ~'tHHHtH' W"V OtN1IsTVNUEItu
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q. z. Gcifsr'8 Sau5 LII nun III bsr
.ette. Sit hat CUTE 6ana.9erfer taran
uRe Eat sutcs g!nF.
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