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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-10-27
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AN INCIDENT IN NEW YORK FULL OF SUGGESTION
FOR TEACHERS.

Congrt ssman Hewitt baving offered the
West Point csdetship in his gift to whatever
boy q competitive examination might prove
most worthy, dozen bright youths preserte ted
themselves; but eight of the twelve were
promptly rejected as physically upfs for the
position. The disabilities of some Of these
hoys may have been of hereditary nature bat
the proportion Of the rejected is too great to
be explained away in this manner. The New
York schoolboy erj oys great deal of teaching,
bnt no exercise worthy of the name. He is in
school from five to SIX hours day and studies
at home during several hours more bnt if he
can find little time for pb ysicsl training the
means are lacking. The combined gymnasia
Of the city are inadeq ate TO the proper physi-
csl re equirements of more than one IN fifty of
our schoolboys. and the schools themselves,
pu blio aud private, neglect she physical neees-
sities of their pupils in manner almott Grim :
nal. If the average physique of the dczan
boys alluded to is q air Indication of the con-
dtjon of city boys in general-and there is no
reason to believe it. is not-the nominal cstt'
rates of the value of educ alton must ba re-
duced Just two thirds. NJ matter how able
some feeble men have been il tallectuaily, the
general rule holds good t1as To have q sound
mind one must bave a sound body. Is not the
condition of these selected boys warniug
power fal enough to set patents aud teachers
so thinking, TO that :mipd i'll future may not
80 frequently he unRvslabla for lack OF ply
scal bAckingf
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-10-27

For particulars regarding Electric Belts, ad-
dress 'PulvernAober GalvAnio Company" Cincinnati,
Ohfa
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-10-27

Early the other morning two New Haven
(Csnn) } policemen discovered suspicious
looking person passing by the college
buildings, and, taking bim for a thief, at
once overhauIed him. The man turned
spon the officers, kLocked down one and
wTeuched away the club Of the other, and
then took to his heels. The policemen
pursued, firing twelve shots at him, but
none of them took effect, Soon after a
colored waiter appeared at the police sta
ton and compIaiued of having been chased
by two men 10 uniform, whom he supposed
we're students. 1t afterwards appeared
that the mans fears had been worked upon
by comPaaions who told him about the
Western grave rObberies and said that the
Yale students intended to catch him, ktll
him, aud deliver bis body to the doctors.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-10-27

Educston does not commence with the
alphabet. It begins with mothers look
with fathers nod OF appreciation, q sign Of
repr0of-witb a sisters gentle presguEe of the
hand or q brothers nobls for OTbesr8nce-with a
handful of Fl overs in the green and daisy mea-
dow with bTds' nests admired, bat not
toucbed-with bumming bees and glass bee
bivea-with pleasant walks in shady lanes
and with thoughts that are uttered in sweet,
kindly tones, and words tn at matorG to acts of
bs nevolence, to deeds OF virtue, and to the per.
cepLion of all good.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-10-27
Extra Liability to MalariAl Infection.

Persons whose blood is thin, digestion weak
and liver sluggish eItra-!abie to the attacks o'
mSlarial disease. The most tTifing exposure may
under such conditions infect stem which if healthy
would resist the miAsmatc faint. The only way 70
immunity from alaIa in localities where it s
prevalent is tor and regulate the Eystem by i'm.
proving weakened digestion. enrchiDg the blood and
giving a wholesome Impetus 20 hillary secretion
These results accomplished by nothing 80 effective.
y as Hostetters Stomach Bltters, which long expert
ence has proved to he the most reliable safeguard
against fever and ague and kindred disorders az well
"a the best remedy for them The B.tters are, more
over an active invigorAnt OF the organs OF urina-
ton and excellent de e2urent elmins sting from the
blood those acrid impurities which originate rheumb
tic ailments.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-10-27
THE BUGLE SONG.
BY ALPRED TiNAYSoS

rba snlendor falls on castle walls
and srowy SUBMITS old in story;
Tbs long hight shakes across the lakss
And tpe Wild cataract leaps in glory.
p,or I'm lie b ow set he " Id echue living
ptnw bpL lc; answer, echCes, dSug dying, d. ing
Ohark 0 hear how thin nrd clear.
Ard III nnpr c'earer father oiug
Osueet a, i far from c. Il AID scar,
The horns Of Eihand family blowingi
Flow let u lear ihr purple glens replying
,Bow, buGle answer, echoes. dying, oyipg, dying.
q love, they die in yon rich sky
they faint on hill or fl i'd or river
Cur echo, roll from soul to soul,
And grow forever and for, yer.
tr,,ow bueie blow set the wild echoes flying
"A I'd Al swer, echoes, answer dying dying, dying.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-10-27

He who orders all his doirgs according to
the will OF Gpd. without asking or caring
what others think, may often be spoken
the end, he wins the esteem and confidence
of the world itself, and the approval and
peace of God.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-10-27
WATCHES, JEWELRY, ETC.

ooi+ II ly
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-10-27

Read the lives of the Saints, and you will
God that you are gradually creating
society about you to which in come meas
ure you will be forced to raise the standard
of YOUR daily life.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-10-27

Persons on the shady side of life are jnst IS
liable to sunstrOke ss other people.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02
ALIrTLE ELROw-ROOM. /.

Good friend, don't squeeze no very tight
There's room ep0ughior two;
Keep In your mind that I've right
| To live, as well ~ you
| You're rich and strong, poor and weak
But think you presume
Whom only this poor boon ask
A little elbow.r0omf
IT'S such as you--the rich and strong,
| II you had but the will
Gould give the weak . iift along,
And help them up the hill
| But no you j0stle, crowd and drive!
You storm, nnd iret and tune
You are the only man alive
In want Of eIbow-room
But thus It Ia on Iife's rough path
"Sef' seems the god ofall
The strong will crush tn weak TO death,
The big deyour the small
Far better be a rich mans hound
A valet, serf or groom,
Than struggle mid the mass around,
When we've no elbOw.room
Up hear, my boys Don't mind the shocks
Up heart AMI push along!
Your skin will soon grow rough with knocks
Your limbs with labor strong!
And there's a Hand unseen 10 aid,
A star to light the gloom,
Up heart, my boys nor be afraid
Strike out for elbow.room
And when you zee amid the throng,
A fellow.toiler slip,
Just give him ~ you pass along,
brave and kindly grip! 81
Lot kindly deeds, though poor you be,
Your ath In life Hume,
And with true Christian charity
olive others elbow.room
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02

The Yellow Fever.

The total sum raised by the North to
relieve the sufferers Of yellow fever in
the South reaches the enormous sum
Of 81, 300, 900. This would hardly be
believed were not the actual figures
staring us in the face. Such an ex-
hibition Of deep sympathy on the part
Of the North should have a more fitting
recognition than the direct violation Of
the Constitution Of the United States
in denying the colored citizens Of that
section their rights, after the terrible
sacrifices Of the North, in war of
four years duration, to establish these
rights.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02

1t is stated in the society papers in
England that the Princess Thyra of
Denmark, who is now engaged to the
Duke Of Cumberland. Tilted the Prince
Imperial. There is no doubt that the
couple were what the London cabmen
call "wery nuts" on each other for a
time. But the fair Thyra has a terrible
reputation as a tiirt and harlshell wo-
man Of the world; and when Lulu, as
the Princes pet name goes, told his
love, she referred him to papa and
mamma. and the heir Of the great Ma
poleon was frozepout of Copenhagen.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02
LOCAL TINE TABLE.
soyEMBsR 10, 1878.

TRAlNA LkAVB WiLhihWtOAs
FOR Philsdelphia. 2s1. 10, $40, 800, go
1000 q. M; 1887, 12sj, aso, Aoo, so
J.D, o.46p. m.
1889. $50 u, IN. On SuDdayG zS7, ~
"a, na,umore and Washington: 1851, 2lo
$50 q. w.; l2.5I, l.0s, us, p. M.
roy baltimore: los, Express. On Sunday
" Tor baltimore and Washington: l2.Sl, 2.io
For Baltinors and way stations: $50 a. M,
For i NV Castle; go, 0.is a. m, LOS, a.sa
Far Delaware X. r.; aha. m: LOS, s.so p.
No sunday trains.
ror wilmington h Northern X. H.: o.1 a..
m.;p.2O q. m; 3p. M; and 500 p. m. Sat
urday's only. HOO ?. m ,o
Yer Delaware Western X, r.: lo.2o, ASO p. m.
Sunday trains, 1880 .. m.
TRAINS ARMvx AT wrLMnoroH.
From Phiiadeiphia: t24b, 20a, s.s4, $40 a. m,
l203, i247, l62. 40, b.l3, e.25, 100. 1.to,
li.iSp. m. On Sundays: I24a 203, 634,
1910 III M: 1885, Ills, p. m.
r,om Baltimore 2.3i, s.oz .. Asa. m; l22, l2.81,
$50, p.ss ,. m. On Sundays:2.si, am. 6.se,
r,om Washington. 2s,, a. M; izH, 1887,
a38, 9.36 p. m. On Sundays 2al q. m;
5.36, $50 p. m.
Fon New Castle: $50, l2l0 o. m.;
7.lo =. IN. No Sunday trains.
+ en- delaware X. H.: $50 a, m; 1910. T.lo
pm. 4aa 8-E
Fu'n Wilmington 4 Northern X. =: 800
a. u. II 80 a. M; Lao p m; and 1885 p. m.
saturdays only, 1870.
From Delaware Western X. R.: 1856 \. IN.
S.lop m. Sunday trains, ep. m.
IRA VA poR WILMINGTON LEAVE pHILADx1-
puIA.
rr ,tn Sroad street and Washington avenue
! y. s.D0. 1890, Has IA. m; 400, 400, 5.lb,
500 g. 10 9&b. H. 30 p. m. On sundays:
7.&s ~ a, M; $50, ll.3o p. m.
= a.. 'hIry-5econd and Marxetstrects: Loo,
40, il.3t a. m; 1925. 400 500. II - y. m.
TN nHdAvs. LOO 7ai a. III
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02

t'oR SALE.-One OF the eost dairy An
grain Farm In tho State. Situate
'ew Castle Hundred, about miles from W
'NLhs'on, on the State roao. within miles
,,tlions on Delaware Railroad Contain
Y l73 acres ofland, good and susceptible Of
FEr,nVeincnt. This farm now pays 9 per cent.
n Taxes and Insurance. 4 never falling
ram OF sprihg water runs through the p,o
!. Watering oil the fields. Largo lawn In
E1t OF dwelling, large barn and all necessary
FMJss This farm will he sold very cheat,
|'PpI'pd for soon. J. W. WDilTEMAN.
SepoS-ti ianl
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02

fENOR SALE.-Farm OF 2s acres tn Hanover
IL Township, Montgomery Co., Pa, n~a :
Greenland station, on Perkio iomen Valley X
u, Il acres Of cleared land and acres OF
(lmber, stone dwelling. stone AM frame
barn. &c. Price $500 J. A. ~ ND h 90.
Pil ShiIley street. nv28-5td
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02

kNOR SALE-One brick house. Two frame
houses with ~ acres of land. with oar
|aee house, stable and ice house. Store and
|ls shop, at Nschanicsville, White Clay
Lly'A Hundred d-good neiYhborhood, good
snes' stand, aud healthy. Price s25oO cash.
will vi, 30 exchanged for city property, Or sold
PN il not sold by Dec. 25th, 1873, will be To-
Enl Apply to JNO. W. WHITEMAE "
onrh street. ss,2b-d- ed. .ssMw
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02

'"HldN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS
,oo, lemons, Oranges, Pananas. Grapes,
a""'unts, NJ" Apples; Cranberries, Onions, Plea.
m ,"d 'epter-sauce, by the barrel, half.bar.
Ices % quarter barrel, at the lowest market
NJ, y. At No. s East Fourth street, Whining.
No, p''' CHANDLER l. HElSLER.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02
PAINTS, OILS. &c.
YAMES BRADFORD

of Hickman & Valentine having beer
dissolved by the decease Of Wesley Hickman
t @ undersigned will continue the above bust
ness at the second story Of the Telegraph
Building, Corner ofThlrd and Market streets
on his own account. WIN. H. VALENTINE
ct26-1md
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02

Russia is beginning to manifest a de-
terminal on to interfere in Afshanistan
before the British forces get too far iuto
the bowels OF the land. Her first move
ment is TO announce that she will help
the Amser whenever she considers that
any Of her own territory in Asia shall
be menaced by British successes; and It
is reported that she will ask England
to guarantee that no changes shall be
made in the territory or independent
condition Of Afghanistan. II England
Is willing to give such a guarantee. her
act in beginning the present war was
the widest folly. That she will give
any such assurance is incredible. What
Russia is looking for probably is a pre-
text for interference, and If she is anx-
ious to fad one, 1t will not be long be-
lore she has an open quarrel with En-
ylaud,
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02
SMOKERS OF FINE CIGARS
Would do well by calling at
/ AZ tuONY J. HARKlNS.

gfe they will receive u straight filler, clear
.,I .Ij"n 'lgar These cigars are manulac.
w y Anthony j. Harkins, for his own
, WI Iade, and also q fine selection OF Chew.
~nd smoking Tobnccp always on hand
E.-lhese Cigars are retailed at cts
"co, Don't fail to give him n call.
- nv1-tt
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02

nNDR SALE.--A SIX roomed house with
u bath, 10. 500 East Sixth street, In good
|fla possession Immediately.
Dwelling No TOT Church street 8 rooms
tlso a number Of small dwellings for sale IN
'erent parts Of the city. Apply 10 Nm.
EdiAULLEY 4 CO., 900 Market street,
Wilmington, Del. seP6
|LNJR RENT.-A n stclass 40, acre iarm
within ten miles Ofthis city. Possession
ven March rs next Apply to John "
heman, Real Estate Agent, No. 2 ives
FOURTH street. Wilmington, or Christiana, I'el
sepSltd-wtf
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02
A Chfmaman Admitted 70 United
Alales Cillsemshln.

New York has just done what Cali.
fornia refused to do--admitted China.
man to United States Citizenship. -
This privilege has been denied on the
Pacific coast ostensibly on the interpre
tation Of q clause in the constitution,
bnt perhaps more In Difference to pub
lie opinion in that section than any
thing else. The New York courts are
not hampered by any such extremely
partisan views, and do not see why We
shall admit the most ignorant and un-
cultured Of Europeans, as we'll as equal
" benighted Africans, to citizenship,
and not do the same by citizen of the
oldest empire in the world, who is be-
sides an educated man aud can express
himself in grammatical English. Wong
Ah lsee having been made citizen Of
this republic, it will now be in ordsr
for some one to maxi this test case,
and bring the matter before our high
est tribunal for final settlement.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02

sSd and A gentle ns' ia a'%iSy "l harness. m.ss &
Pery nice for lady 10 drive. Also d nice
f"kaway carriage, nearly new, with II set Of
harness, which baye been used but few
mes Sold Tor want OF use. Apply TO MIR
EHlrE at Seals stable on French below
With street Uy25 6t
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02
Mary stuart Qu.en or scotia,

The Opera House on Saturday eve.
ming, was attended by u paying audi.
ence, to witness the celebrated and
gifted actress "Jauanschek" in Schil-
lsr's great historic play, Mary Stuart
Queen Of Scots" in FIVE acts. Her
acting was grand and fully apprecia-
ted. The play opens with the scene Of
the unfortunate Queen Of Scots a pris-
on"r, made so by orders Of Queen Iii.
zab4th, and ends with the fifth act,
where she Is lead away to BIZ behead.d.
We have not the space to follow the
play out in details. The support was
all one could wish for. thereby adding
considerable interest to 1t. The price
Of admission was little more than
should be charged in Wilmington, if
the troHpes wish big paying house.
Twenty-Five cents Is enough to pay to
see a play at the Opera House.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02
Agreeable Surprise.

Saturday being the seventy eighth
birth day of Mr.. Blake, his friends de-
cidei to celebrate it in a befitting man
nrr, and accordingly called al Isis resi-
d"ncr, No. 604 West Front street. in
the evening. Mr.. Blake was taken
u1awares, u knowing nothing of the affair
until the surprisers entered his home.
The Household of Faith choir was in
attendance, and rendered some fine
music An excellent repast was served,
and at a seasonable hour the party dis.
persed.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02

tNDR SALE A highly improved Farm 10
lo3 acres, In White Clay Creek Hun.
ed, II enclosed with Usage Hedge, divided
10 D nelds, Larxe Apple Orchard In full
'al,Ins Public Schools adjoining the Farm
4dngs, Large mansion double tenant
'ase, Barn, Granary, and all other building,
"essary on q tirst-class farm, 2 miles irsm
alton on p. W. 4 B. X. r., Centrally lscs
I, miles from Wilmington Apply TO
No ". WHIrEMAN Real Estate Agent,
", Fourth street, Wilmington, Del.
0ct2t WAs-dkW II
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02

E)R SALE. rhrees story brick, front and
i side, 6l2 West Sixth street
lhree.story brick, o0i French street, side
aM
lhree.stOry brick, 702 Tatnall street.
iial square ground. on West street, 18th to
ah streets
All these properties will he sold at great
NfSans, and on very easy terms.
VIM. TATNALL. CO., Market street
nv23-3taw,l'a
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02

fENOR SALE.-A three story brick house 10,
IL West Seventh street, pleasantly situa-
! led. Also two good lots, on T.. sixth street,
opposite the post-office, might be made bua.
hess place, house 6l4 Washington street for
fent Apply to q. CHANDLER. 90t Mar
ktt street. nv27
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02
montgomery COunty's EnOch
Arden.

In lo6Z two young married men of
Worcester township, Montgomery Co.,
enlisted and went to the front. One of
them was killed and concerning the
other no tidings ever came back to his
wife, who mourned him as dead. After
the lapse of many years she married
again. A few days ago the supposed
dead husband returned to " oroester,
dressed in fine clothes and said 70 be
worth 100000. The case is remark
able one aud has created decided sen.
sation. What will the wife do2 and
which is the lawful husband! are the
uppermost questions.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02
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FOR kALEDR RENT.

NOR SALE--300 shares OF Clayton Loan
/ stock. new series at one dollAr a share,
new plan. loaning the iuli amount and col.
Letting sr'mium monthly. N. l.. IICHTEN-
STEIN. Secretary. nvl4lm
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02

NOR RENT.--The store and dwelling. NO
III Tl5 East Sixth street. setween Spruce
bnd Church. Also suitable for oyster saloon
|r barber shop. nvT.it"
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02
Teachers Meeting aud Scientific
Lecture.

Let tUfF.
Prof. Richard L. Quinton, late of Lon
don, will lecture for the pnblic schoo
teachers of this city in the girls high
school room, -chool-house No. !, at
o'clock tomorrow. Subject, "rhe Sun,
its Genesis, Composition and Func.
tions." Prof Quinton comes highly
recommended, having lectured in
conrses with Proctor, Huxley, and
others well known in this country. The
feathers, who pay all the expenses ol
these lectures, which are designed ,'ri.
maril' ior their own improvement, cor
daily invite the public to attend.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02

IINOR SALE.-A fpe lot Of first-class Ca
r nary birds, Of my own raising. =. y
119 East Front street,
nYgld
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02

I>OR SALt.-Thorough Essex Pigs,
r for breeding purposes from six weeks
Oh and upwards. Awarded first premium at
|NdIctown Fair A. EtINTON. New
|Castle Ave, near City line nypdAwtf
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02
| GRAND SUCCESS
CHOEM AKER.

SHOEM AkEh
- NJ. 4O3 KING STREET.
Brushes OF all kinds, very cheap. Baskets
Of all kinds, very cheap.
The trade supplied at lowest wholesale rates,
Work Baskets and Fancy Baskets speciality.
Gall and look at my stock, no trouble to show
goods SHOEMAKER, &03 King street.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02

NOR SALE.--The tools and fixtures and
L good will Of two heet stalls In the Eighth
!, eet market. Address +. A.. at REPUBLICAN
Office ny2T-1t#
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02
Amlusegsseuts.

Diplomacy" will be given at the
Opera House this (Monday) evening.
We clip the following from an exchan nge:
There Is not a single name in capitals
in the caste with which the Warde and
barrymore Combination presents Sar.
don's wrll-known comedy of Diplomacy.
This means that they rely for success,
not upon any single star, or even pair
OF stars, but upon the general excel.
lence Of the whole. The result Is the
very able presentation of what must, ,
all things considered, be allowed to be
a very able comedy.
The Milton Mobiles comedy comp any
will give, one of their amusing enter
tainments at the Opera House on We'd
nesday evening. The "Phoenix" is
spoken "f by the press elsewhere as
we'll worth seeing.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02

INOR SALE Or RENT.-House No I2ii
+ Market street. with all the modern i'm
movements. with or without stable, possession
II once M. NJ. CHILD, I W. 7th st.
nyZ2-6t- -e.INd
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02

JITANTED.--A situation either as Miller,
w Sawyer or Engineer. Good reference
given. Address -. T ~" Marshalton,
Delaware. nv23 0tds
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02
Attempted outrage.

Considerable excitement exists in
johnson county, N. c., over the at.
tempt OF brutal negro named Atkin-
son, to commlt an outrage on Miss
Martha Johnson, a respectable young
lady. Being resisted with determine,
lion, Atkinson threatened to kill the
young lady, and in attempting to stab
her in the breast cut her severely on
the right hand. Assistance came in
the nick of time, and the man was ar
Rested and lodged in jail but threats of
lynching him are freely INDUCED in.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02

NOR SALE A large lot Of Horse manure
T and otial from Morocco Factory. JOHN
9 BAKER. 7U3 East Fifth ST. nvp-d&wtf
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02

NOR RENT.--A xood seven toomcd house
+ IN good order. and good neighborhood.
80, 6l4 Washington street, Apply t. q,
HAE' LEH. gjs Market street. ny.0
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02

XTANTED.-DcliY every week at my
w stall In Third street market, nicely
dressed Poultry and game, Tor which the
n. b. APPLETON. nvl2tf
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02
Tab Oysters.

Twenty-Five dea ers in the oyster busi-
ness in Wilmington, publish notice
in another column Of the REPUBLICAN,
that they do not handle or offer for sale
tub oysters opened at Seaford, Crisfeld
or other places; but sell oysters opened
fresh from the shell by them daily. Read
the notice and then you will be kept
posted as to who sell good fresh reliable
oysters.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02

WANTED. "A dressmaker, q good cutter
w and fitter, with or without board.
Rccomms ndations required. Apply at No.
s.J Shipley street. nvT-Ns
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02
The Crown Prince and Hts Seape
siOat or Truth and FaisehOOd'

This is bright little book of $40
pages, printed in bold type, on fine
paper 1t is a translation from tn.
German, aud is the 4 irst volume Of the
"lvy Series" Library of Sunday
School Books of uniform size and price.
In this book we have II fair insight in.
to the custom OF Germany in past cen
turles especially among those Of royal
birth This volume is designed to show
the evil offalse speaking, and The trouble
IT brings upon Us even in a worldly
view.
1t is exciting throughout, the hero of
the story continually getting into
scr,pes, and in a marvellous manner
getting out OF them. This book is from
the publishing house of James A. Moore.
1884 SAMSON street. Philadelphia, and is
to be had at the Religious Book store
6O2 Market street. The price Is 50
cents.
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02
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WANTED.

yJyANTED "A white girl for general
w housework In small family, at 1905
KING STREET. nv27-Ns
Daily Republican., 1878-12-02

COR SALE.--7 r0omed mouse. WIN stabl.
=! and large lot Of ground. Must be sold a.
once Apply to Evans Pennington, Eighth
md Market streets. marl2-ti