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Daily Republican., 1878-12-10
For tho Repu bIican.

MEssRs. EDIToRs:--We are soon to
have two popular lectures by the Rev.
Joseph Cook OF Boston, viz: Gil the Sd
and 10th Of January. AS he comes here
by the invitation of tn. Wilmington
Ministerial Union solely for the benefit
OF our people, We feel like repeating
what the Rev. c. II. spurgeon, the
Great Baptist Preacher OF London has
said about him These are wonder
iul lectures. We bless God for raising
sp such a champion for the truth as
Joseph Cook. Few could hunt down
Theodore Parker, and all that race of
IN sbelievers as Mr.. Cook has done. He
has strong convictions, tht courage of
his convictions, and force to support
his courage. In reasoning the inid.d
party here meet their match. We know
Of no other man one half 50 we'll quail
fed for the PECULIAR service OF explod
ing the pretension, Of modern science
RS this great pr-ach' r in whom Boston
is rejoicing. May his arr be- strength.
."ned by the Lord Of hosts Whining
ton may expect treat from this mighty
man. b.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10
VINO II non ,

Thy nelghbor? II 10 he whom thou
Hast power To aid and bless,
Whose aching heart and thrObbing brow
Thy soothing hand may press.
Thy neighbor? IT'S the fainting poor
Whose eye with want ie dim,
Whom hunger drives from door to door;
8o thou and suceor him.
Thy ncighbor3 'Tis the weary man
Whose yeas are at their brim.
Bent low with sickness. care and pain
Go thou and comfort m.
Thy neighbor? 'Tis the heart bereft
0i every earthly gem,
Widow and orphan helpless left;
Go thou and shelter him.
Thy neighbour Yonder toiling slave,
Fettered 10 thought and limb,
Whose hopes are all beyond the grave;
90 th0n and ransom him.
Where'er thou ipeet'st human form
Less favored than thine own,
Remember this thy neighbor then,
Thy brother or thy son.
Oh, pass them not unheeded by
Perhaps thou may'st redeem
The breaking heart 4 em misery;
O. share thy lot with him.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
NovanBsR 10. 1873.
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON.

fEAiNB LEAVE WfIaiH0TVPs
u phiiadsiphia. 2s1. I.os, $40, s.eo, $50
1000 a. M: 1887, i2S,, $50, 40, SO
10, 9.+op. M.
i2as, $40 D, m. 0n Sundays 2-s7. 80
Far Bai,lmore and Washington: i26l, 2le
$40 .. m; 1857, l.QA, 6ls, 2. IN.
For baltimore: los, Express. On Sunday
lot Baltimore and Washington: 1881, 2.lo
Yor baltimore and way stations $50 q. m,
ror NJ Nsw Castle. s.2s, Sls a. ~, LOS. csc
FOR Delawase n. H.; s.isa. M: los, s.eo p,
No sunday trains.
ror Wilmington l. Northern X. H.: o.U a.
n.; go a. M; 3p. M; and 500 p. m. Sat.
urday's only. HOOP. m.
tsr delaware Western X. H.: i0.10, b.S0 y. Id.
Sunday trains, 1880 \. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
ON Philadelphia: l2.4S, 2o3, s.34, $40 a. m,
Ills D. IN. On Sun days l243, 2.OS, S.34,
1910 4. M; 1885, l1.ib. y. m.
Prom Baltimore:2 S.tzs.ib M; l2-27, 1881,
$50, v.SS =. IN. On Sundays2,3i, Am. 5.36,
a.& p. m.
r.om Washington: 2al, a. n: l227, l2.37
$50, S.3o p. m. On Sundays: 2al a. m;
63S, e.3e p. IN.
From New Castle $50, 1910 a. m;
10 y. IN. No Sunday trains.
From Delaware X. r.: $50 a. m; l2.l0, 7.l0
pm.
From Wilmington h Northern X. y. sos
g. 70. 1l31 n. m., ]. " p. m: and 1885 p. m.
Saturdays only, i220.
From Delaware Western X. r.: 7.b6 =. m.
s.lop. m. Sunday trains, ep. m.
kxA M FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE pHiLADEI-
PulA.
From Broad street and Washington avenue
~. 30. 1880, n.s6 a. m: 300, 100, 6l5, |
500, sis p.46. Il.30 p. IN. On Sundays: |
7.DG 20 a, m; 800, 1.31 p. IN.
4 np thirty Second and Market streets: LOO,
Tyu, Ii. 50 a, m: l2.25, t.O1 400. II o2 D. N.
On andase LOO. T.3o a. III
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10
Deceased.

William A. Lyman died at his resi-.
dence, nerr Oak Hill, Christiana Hun
dred, on Saturday last, from a pullno.
, airy affection, from which he had been
suffering for some time. He was a son
Of the late Thomas Lyman, and very
exemplary man. He leaves wife and
several children to whom his dec.ase
is a severe aflliction. His remains were
inferred this (Tu-sday) morning at
Green Hill cemetery, amid large con.
course OF relatives and friends.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10
sworn In.

Lying on tha bed to which the kick
OF mule consigned him, Wade Hamp-
ton on saturday, was again sworn in as
Governor fSouth Carolina. Wh,t is
the precise form OF the oath We do not
know; but OF course it contains a dis
tincI promise to execute the laws faith
fully and impartially. Invade Hamp-
ton does not observe it more scrupu.
lJusly during his second term than
turing his first, there will be- feeling
that the mule hardly did him Justice
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10
How TO Keep Children Warm

An exchange calls attention to the
fact that Iavorite article of winter cloth
ing for children is a comforter sw thcd
around the neck. This "a great er-
ror; the feet and wrists arr the proper
members to keep warm, the face ami
throat will harden iuto healthy in
difference to cold; but that muller,
exchanged for an extra pair of thick
socks and knitted gloves, would pre-.
serve Sboy girl really warm and well.
Bronchitis and sore throats have de-
clll ed fifty per centum since the ab-
~nrd use OF high collars and tw Ice round
neckerchefs went ou: OF fashion; and if
the poor would take better car. of their
children's s feet half the infantile NOR
tality would disappear. 1t only costs
a trife to put a piece of thick felt or
cork into the bottom of a boot or shoe,
but the difference is often considerable
between that and a doctors bill, with
perhaps the undertaker's beside.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10
Person al.

Rev. Frisby J. Cooper, who is station,
ed at Providence Rhode Island, is nov
on q visit to his relatives in our city.
The church of which he is pastor is a
substantial brick structure, aId will
seat some 7 or 8 hundred persons, and
the membership number about three
Many Of the colored citizens
of Providence are in quite easy circum-
stances and as a result are able t. pay
quit" liberal salary. Mr.. c speaks
we'll of the city aod its people, esteem
ing it quite a pleasant place to live.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10

ALE. -One Double House. 81 esA
"hshin9tun stree, 35 feet front, Hu
.' llog IL rooms and an office, bath, store
porch. front and hack lot, 5Oxlay ;ect
. WIN all modern Improvements.
:, Inc House, 80 Jefferson street con
,ng ~ rooms and bath room with aii mod
i'rovements. Porch front, just flashed
I'hay Tor occupancy.
me House on J,ckson street near
N", 70 ms.
taHns below MiidistO, n one near
u ENine springs.
= BnldInw lots. situated in different
! % the city.
..,, ' ! ,ose properties will he soli or ~
~, AZ ne lrrstut lowest rates. Apply
nANDhFR. Real Estate Agent. N
H't'I street. Saviie building. where a
ltIon viii he Shown tc7-w.d.tf
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10
PU BLuC SALES.
VIEW CASTLE COUNT FARM AT
\ PUBLIC SALE,

kyEW CASTLE COUNT, FARM At
IN PUBLIC SALE.
The undersigned, committee of the Trus-
lees of the poor 6i Now Castle Co., will sell NJ
flblic Sale Mt the hotel kept BY William H..
loble, VI Hare's Corner, near the premises, on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER ", 1878,
At IL o'clock, noon.
All that aiuab.e Farm, known as tht Aarc's
Former Farm, belonglug to said Trustees, sit.
bate In New Castle Hundred, New Castle
b. Del, on the public road leading IRON
hare's Corner To ChrHiana. and also on the
|iats road leading 10 Dover, being Ave miles
|0m the city OF Wilmington, one lie from
be city Of New Castle. and five minutes walk
Fom State Road Station on Delaware X X.
|he farm contains about 1s0 acres, about 80
tres Of which IL valuable woodland. All the
fsiue is improved and productive land. di
Eded into convenient fields, well fenced and
|aiered and recently has been well lined.
fhe improvements are u frame mansion
|.use, large barn, two tenant houses, granary
hd other outbuildings, all In good repair.
here IL also good apple orchard on the
Femses Persons wishing TO view the prem
|es can do 10 by applying TO Thos. Appleby.
b. tenant thereon, or to either OF he under
Rned
The terms will he easy and made known on
De day OF sae. A large portion OF the pnr
kase money can remain secured on the prem
es II ieslret. Sale positive. No postpone
ent on account OF weather
AS'L FARA, J. W CooCH,
|mTos I.ACKRY, ,'ooch's Bridge, Del,
lmlngtnn, Del nt7 wits Trustees.
DrBLlC SALE,
|Hl be sold at Public sale, at the Wash /
|gton Hotel. In NewaTA, Del, on
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2iTH, 1878.
at2o'clock, p. m.,
snail ar,n. containing rs acres, more or
\, about 5 arr's being woodland, situated /
hite Clay Creek near Curtis paper mill,
|aat three-fOurths VI mi Q from New a: I
The buildings consist oI u two-stoty a
|he house and kitchen, spring ouse and
b.. Fnere Ia Il good young appl" orchard.
IL convenient to churches, schools. mills,
and IN u good healthy neixhborhood.
rms easy. postponemrnt on acrount Of
father. MANSEL TWEED.
dec Hd.2tws
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10

first.class Tin ana Sheet
" Iron worker, one accustomed TO hea-
+. Apply TO W. +. ROBINSON. Second
: King streets. dc9.2ts
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10

WANTED. .-Denvere, every week Mt my
" stall IN Third street market, nicely
PISSED Poultry and game, for which the
fhcst cash price will he paid on delivery
| v. APPLErDN, yiAtf
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10

NTANIEl.-A situation as work ing house
" keeper IN city or country, by une who
give the Dest reference Address Mrs.
/ At RgPuBLICAN otfics. dcs6t'
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10

Il SALE.-A ak rOoIned house with
.atI. No 60j East Sixth street, In good
possession Immediately
I'"Ing No T07 Church street 3 rooms. -.
number Of small dwellings for sale u
i! llrts oI the city. Apply 70 NJ
AuLLEY n Co. 6Us Market street.
|hHyton, Del. sep2b
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10
Run Over.

Harry Tyson, aged about eight years
who resides with his grandfather, WIN
Money,in BrowntoHn, was run over by a
carriage at the corner Of Second aud
Jettcrsons treets, while engaged in s-rv.
ing REPUBLICANS, on Saturday afternoon,
knocking him down, cutting his fore,
head scratching his face in several places
and hurting one Of his arms quite badly
Dr.. Morrison dressed his wounds and
he is now doing we'll.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10

FOR SALE.--A No. / selEinking Model
Printing Press for sale cheap Inquire
Pie office of ID. I. HAWKINS, l0t Market
n. hc1.at
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10

NOR SALE. E.-Three-stO Brick House. ~
srooms In gooi order, house l11< l
lrnt. Price $2l0U. J. A. BOND x co.
Shpley street. decb-5td
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10
Mr. Beecher on Traits or the Lor d

Mr.. Bercher recently received letter
from Tom Green county, Texas, signed
"H. {. B." in which the Srit-r SAYS:
'Nea'ly twoye r. ago VI ote you say
lug that God had sent me to you for $3.50.
! have not yet heard from you. \
send the draft at once, payable to my
order, and God will reward you" Mr.
Btrchrr has sent the following reply:
DEAR sIR;--In reply toyour letter of
November 3D. will say that await
the proper communication document.
Any draft the Lord may make upon me,
in your interest, shall esteem it an
honor to meet promptly. As yet | have
not been notified by the alleged drawer.
nor has any draft bean presented
through the regular channels. 1t may
he worthy Of inquiry where the hin
dranc" or mistake lies, inasmuch As
receive hundreds of letters like yours,
informing me of the Lords will, but
without the Lords signature and with
'ut authentic commercial paper.
HENRY WARD BEEcHKR.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10

WR SAl.E.-30o shares Of Clayton Loan
took, new series at one dollar IL share,
plan, loaning the iuli amount and col
4 ny nrelnum monthly. M. l., LlCHTFN.
PIN. Secretary. nvl4lm
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10

Four squares Of buildings, comprising
~" "ntire business portion of Macon,
Miss. were burned on Thursday nj sht
Of last week. Among the buildings de-
,troved were Murphy's drug store,
JsrniEan & Faunt's drug store; the Ma
con sun Office. the Bracor Office, and
til" stores If Ferguson, Etlpridg4 Ham
nor & sell,rt, Nolan & Galloway, Klans,
Marx 4 Co., G. II Covett, R. W. Phil.
lips, Hev"n@tein, Patty & tiregg; also
ndd-Fe'"ws Hall and the old Masonic
Heli, Los about 5000, 600, insurance
sloO, eco.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10
Notice.

At a meeting of the Young Peoples
Ass, citation of st. Paul'S NJ. K. Church,
held OH Saturday evening, Dec. 7th,
Il vote of thanks was unanimously tend.
cred to all our friends who so generously
contributed and assisted us in making
a success OF the supper and entertain
mrnt given on Thanksgiving evening.
BY order of the association.
Jos. PYLE, President.
S. Fl. BAYNARD, Secretary.
6nOw.StOrn In The West.
Sr. LOUIS, Dec. "A snow and sleet
storm set in here last evening-the first
IT the season-and turued to a heavy
rain during the night. Snow fell yes
terday all along the railroads from here
wcst,extnding to Abilene, Kansas. Tie
centre Of the storm was apparently at
and in the vicinity of Kansas City,
where the snow was 10 inches deep.
A Good Farm.
The farm belongiAg to the Trustees
of the Poor, situated near Hare's Cor
ner, will he sold at public sale at the
hotel of D"hle d Son, on Thursday, the
Eth inst. This is a valuable property,
and will doubtless he sold at sacrifice,
making a great bargain for the pur-
chaser
Public sales.
Mansel Tweed will sell at public sale
at the Washington hotel in Newark, on
the 24th inst, farm of about IS acres.
Any one Wishing to purchase with lit
tie money,will find this good opportu-
nifty to do so, as the terms will be ex-
tremely liberal
The Coylp heirs will sell at public
sale at the auction rooms, No. East
4th st., on the 4th of January, a farm
some Is acres, situated in
Christiana Hundred, adjoining the
flrms Of John Peoples and E. Du-
Pont & Co.
Grand EOp.
The association called the Two Or
plians, will have a grand hop in their
room in the Harkness' Academy build.
ing, on Christmas eve.
One of the oldest established livery
nen ia Baltimore is Mr.. II. s. CARRIER,
No "A Conway street. Three of his
ho ses we're promptly cured of sores and
bruises by Keller's Roman Liniment.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10
Daring Robbery.

The residence of Mr.. c. Wesley Pyle
formerly of this city, but now living
Lear Media, Delaware County, Pa, was
forcibly entered by thieves at an early
hour on Saturday morning, the I'll,
inst. Mr.. Pyle was first awakened by
some one walking across his bed room,
floor and descending the stairs. Think
ing 1t was his son, Charlie, he called to
him but received no answer. He tn i,
got up and lit the lamp. The first thing
he missed was his watch, which had
been left lying ON the bureau. He then
looked for his pants; but they too were
gone, but were afterwards found with
Mrs. Pyle's dress, near the top of the
stairs, with the pockets rihed. On 20.
Ing down stairs it was found that Mr..
Pyle's hat, overcOat, and pair of boots
belonging to his son, and several other
articles, were missing. Also vest, with
about so cents in change in the pocket,
which was found the next day by his
son hanging on a fence near by, with
the money taken out, but a pen knife
and key were still in the pocket. 'hr
thief or thieves had gained an entrance
through back window into the kitch.
"n, and then Ii. thoi. way through the
house by striking matches, as the burnt
portion of several were found strewu
about the floor. Mr. p. received souip
money the night b-forr, and it is sup
posed the principal object was to get
1t. No clue to tn robbers has yet been
found.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10

'oh SALE very "esirabl. property on
the southwest corner OF Sixth and Mar
''reets. Apply to q. CHANDLER. sO6
|fket street. dc4.tf
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10

'h hShl.L.--A threcstory brick house l01
west Seventh street, pleasantly situa.
Also two good lots, on +. sixth Street,
'Ue the post-0lice. might he made bust.
p'nce. house 81 Washington street far
=, Apply To q. CHANDLER. 805 Mar.
.rget nyo1
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10

PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
TyEE,rH F9R ALI. THE PE~'rLt.
Beautiful Teeth at $s, s., IS and g..
$40 per set. Teeth extracted with
cut pain by the use of gas Over
thirty years experience.
DIR. GALLAGHER,
No 1886 Market street.
DRoPERTY TO RENT
JOHN W. WHIrEMAN,
REAL ESTATE AND COLLECTING
NO. 2 WEST FOURTH STREET,
WfLMINGT IN, DEL.
Dwelling Houses rented or sold on reasona
BILE terms. The renting and selling OF farms
speciality, also conveyancing done. aug29
HOMER A. HERR.
ARTIST AND DESIGNER,
STUDIO ROOM, NO. 10 MASONIC
TEMPLE
Teacher of Painting and drawing in ali
its branches including free hand, OBJECT,
perspective and mechanical Pupils In the
In Public schools can take lessons after school
hours, to those pre'erring lessons at houses
will he given. Portraits painted In the finest
STYLES. Satisfaction guaranteed.
For those ohlecting to sitting photo Will
answer. Old pictures carefully copied. All
kinds OF
DRAWING AND DESIGNS
made In the most careful and artistic manner.
Terms reduced and very moderate
REFERENcE.- 5. MCCoMB, X. X. Rob-
INseN Il Co., and J. b. ThNTuN, M. d.
sep23-8m
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10

Nk SALE. Thoroughbred Essex Pigs,
Tor breeding purposes from six weeks
tid upwards. Awarded first premium at
iletnwn Fair. A. ECiLlNTDN. New
u" Ave. near CITY line. nvy-d&wti
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10

TX RENT.--a Il stclass 400 acre iarm
within ten miles Of this city. Possession
y March 70 next Apply to john "
gman, Zeal Estate Agent, No. = wcs
f'h street. v ilmington. or Christiana. rcI
sep5-ltd-wtl
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10
r0R SALEDk RENT,

NOR RENT-Housc No. pIo Spruce street
hve rooms. l.. q. VAN KLEECK. 9l3
Pfket street. dcci-lw
NUR SALE.-A Model. No. Z, printing
press, along with type and fixtures, all
Eood order. Inquire at sos W. Tenth st.
lcys
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10

NOR SALE.-sil Washington street fine
property and terms accommodating.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10

'K RENT, ,-Hou.e, irarden, orchard
'nd Stabliny. with pasture for one COW
> 'arm near Greenyille. Christiana Hun
ROBERT MORROW. dc2 3td-2twt
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10
WHOLESALE PRICES.

We have purchased direct
ly from first hands I case o.
Lupin's aIl-WOOl French
MerinOs and Cash meres. il,
all o. the latest and mort de
sirabse cOlOrS and shades
which we will offer at the
low price of IS cents, and,
az regards Beauty Of Ap-
pearance and Durability in
wea.. they are superior to
any goods in the market.
NOTE.-The quail y is limi
ted, and only thOse who call
early will procure an un-
precedenteh Bargain. Those
who cannot come in person
will pleas send for va IN pies.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10
WAITED.

WANTED. Two good Timers ut once.
w MITCHELL 4 co. nv2s-tf
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10

|. - TO $1,000 'nvy;'. in MI! 4
'ockS make fortunes every month.
y" !, s,I! free explaining everything. Ad-
|, "AArER n CO.. Bankers. u Wall
~ l. spH-tuth.st-&w
Daily Republican., 1878-12-10

jh SALE "A arge lot Of Horse manure
and oiial from Morocco Factory. JOHN
'AkElt, 1p3 Fast Fifth st. nyv.d& wit
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-11-22

Corsets from 95c to $3.50; Linen Ifs and Collars
Paper Cuts and Collars; Necktics md BoHs; Su>
penders Buck Gloves; Wooden HoOis: Wooden
Sacks; Nubias Neck Comforts; 2 B ton XIII GLOW
black While and colored, SOC a pair; Cotton and
and Handkerchiefs Undershnts and drawers: La
dies and Chdrens Vests; White and fancy socks
Dngskin Gloves and Berlin lined Thread Gloves
Wooden Leggins: Sleeveless Jackets Gents Jackets
Gents Kid Gloves.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-11-22
Heavy Goods Department.

Bed Comforts from &c t, So, Coverle $. o to u
White Bed-spreads SEC to $1.-0, Horse-blanket
very low. Cotton Batting 121z to Is: lib,
White Wooden Blankets in l0-4. Iii, 1911
pair; Gray Blankets from 81 to $3.50
per pair; Marseilles Bedspreads
500 to- :7.R, Wooden Buggy
Robes from 500 to $500,
Seal-skin Buggy Robes
hand SOme
styl.s.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-11-22
p6ttrp.

- -+~-~--,>,
WINTER.
IT'S now upon the windy slope
The russell leaves repose;
Now languid fades the heliotrOpe
The daisy and the rose,
And the gauZe undershirt.
And now the seasons elements
From polar parts take passage,
And once again the griddle makes
Acquaintance with the sausage,
And exc with the lap-jack.
-Ionkers Gazette.
Where erst we heard the insects hum,
Now plaintive pipes the quail;
From leafiesS trees chill breeZeS come
With wintry moan and wall;
So does the tramp.
Huntington Hdacleye.
The farmer has put up his fence;
His wife, in jar. and cup,
Has put up fruits of all sorts. Hence
There's everything put up
Except the stovepipe.
Detroit Free Press.
It's winter now, and 10! the breezes
Are blown' through the leafess treeses;
And 10! the boy with ragged trousers,
Is driving home the milking cOwses;
He limps along with frost-bit toeses,
And bless my soul, how blue hi nose is!
Richmond Sun.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-11-22
Merchant Tailoring Department.

tory Cloth from 81 cents to 81 q yard CaSsimeres,
fine suitings WaterI roofs, all shades Coatings
and vestings Bever!een and Cordur also sui y
order and fit guaranteed. Call for our Walnsrtta q
Shirt. Furs cheap t. C ose out. Try pair Of u
Philadelphia made Sh rs, they are wa ranted nd
have been reduced in price. All orders wi be
promptly led. Send for our price list by mail OF
otherwise. Church committees will receive specia
discount Don't fail to give us a call and remember
LOEB BROTHERS,
noys- Corner Main and New Streets,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-11-22

T S. GILLIAN,
CASH GROCER
AND
PRODUCE DEALER,
No. % N. Augusta st
STAUNTON, VA,
Keeps constantly hand large and fresh supply OF
the best goods brought to this market which he sells
at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
Call and examine goods and prices. augl7
WHEAT! WHEAT!!
AND OTHER GRAIN WANTED.
10000 Bushels Prime Wheat
1906, Bushels Prime Corn.
10000 bushels Prime OATS
1000 Bushels Prime Rye,
Delivered along the line OF the G. & O. R. R., and
the Valley Railroad.
june7lvear r. b. SuBLETT.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1878-11-22

Every cent counts in these hard times, and it is tn
duty of every purchaser to buy where be can
get the best goods the cheapest, and for that
reason we wish particularly t, impress
upon everyone's mind not to purchase
elsewhere until you have tried us.
1t will pay you. We are more
anxious to dispose of our
heavy stock than ever
before-the price is
no object.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-05-10
A Remarkable Result.

1t makes no difference how many
Physicians, or how much medicine you
have tried, it is now an established
fact that German Syrup is the only
remedy which has given complete sat
isfaction in severe cases of Lung Dis
eases. 1t is true there are yet thou
sands of persons who are predisposed to
Throat and Lung Affections, Consump-
ton, Hemorrhages. Asthma, Severe
Colds settling on the Breast. Pneumo-
MIA. Whooping Cough, &c. who have
no personal knowledge of Boschee's
German Syrup. To such We would
say that $4,000 dozen were sold last
year without complaint. Consump-
tives try just one bottle. Regular
size - cents. Sold by al, Druggists
in America.