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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-12

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN;
We. the undersigned, citizens OF Philadelphia take
pleasure In certifying that DIR. H. AVON M0SCHZIS-
KER has been resident Of our city for some years,
ton practitioner In diseases OF the Eye Ear and
Throat, He has also during some time past been
Professor and clinical Operator In one OF our Medical
Institutions. We recommend him to the cordial sup
port the Press and the confidence OF the Communi-
NJ lfcMiCHAEL, Mayor ofthe City
NS EW WRAFHo5R y SpSsHsI TgldS h9gsS PSsss Eop Pa
CIIAS McCLINT0CK Morning Post
PC ELMAKER U s Marshal.
JW GRAYSoN, Mercury.
A H. WEIGH.
hon A W MCCLURE
CE WARRINGTON, Evening Telegraph
it l. FEArHEIisroNE Evening bulletin
FROM HORATIo SEYMOUR.
UTICA, n. Y, May 25, 1874
DIR. Won Mosclzisker brings me letters OF lntroduc-
ton from gentlemen OF character and standing. They
OF diseases OF the Eye and Far and those Of the Res
piratory Organs, and OF his attanments ply
slclan From MS treatment OF cases under my obser-
walton and personal experience think he can give
HoRATio SEYMOUR
RESTORATION OF HEARING
From the high Endorsements with which Dr. Won
Moschzisker cnme here was Induced TO place my
self under his care for case OF catarrhal deafness
ment proved perfect success L consider him a
physician of great skill and Judgment think 1t but
just tribute 10 him 10 make II known to all who
confidence In his professional abilities, Call on him
THos. soMERVILiE
wAsHINuTos, October IS, 1879.
lsenator d. W. Yoorhees.l
thank you very sincerely for the relief received
seriously impaired, the result OF an excessively so
we're cold. ID. w. NOORHEIS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-12-12
FoRD's. MR.. JEFFERSON.

BENEEIT or MIR. JEFEERSON,
WHEN HE WILL APPEAR IN
Two GLORIOUS COMEDIES,
TWO GLORIOUS COMEDIES,
- Two GLORIOUS COMEDIES,
TlIE RIVALS, and LEND ME FIVE SHILLINGS.
THE RIVALS, and LEND ME FIVESHILLING5.
THE RIVALS, md LEM NJ IL FIVE SII ILLlNGS.
FIGHTING Rob AND MIR GOLIGHTLY.
FIGHTING bob AND MR.. GOLIGHTLY.
49, FIGHTING BOB AND MIR. GOLIGHtLY.
ONLY Two MORE PERFORMANCES OF RIP
0NNLLY TW0o MORE rEREoRMANCES OF RIP
ONLY TWO MORE PERFORMANCES OF RIP.
SATURDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT.
SATURDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT.
SATURDAY MATINEE AND NIGHT.
SATuRDAY-LAST NIGHT OF MIR. JEFFERSON
SAIURDAY-LAST NIGHT OF MIR. JEFFERSON
SATURDAY-LASrN NIGHT OF MIR. JEFFERSON
Monday next the Weathersby GOODWIN Froliques in
Daily Republican., 1879-07-10
l1ORSALE.

House No. l4l6 Delaware Avenue, with all
House No. 1908 Jefferson streets, with moa
himprrementa.
House on yanBuren street. between Eighth
ANlhth, gas, bath, etc. -.
House No. s03 Delaware Avenue, 5 rooms.
EOus6 No. 1l08 Walnut street.
House No. 9l3 Chestnut street.
House No. e23 Jefferson street.
House No. 20 Maryland Avenue.
Houses Nos. l13O, i132, liSA and llSo Wal
a street.
House No. lI2s West THIRD street.
House cottage style)wita modern improve
lsnts and about "A acre Of land, suitable ior
JhysIctan or a summer residence. Near
kdly OAK Station, p, W. h Is. 4. X.
very desirable farm Of 81 acres, one mile
blow Hare's Corner, on the State Road, n
lle from Railroad Statisa, land of the best
palI,y and highly cultivated, with no bet.el
hiding sites in the county.
FOR RENT.
One house, No. III West Ninth street.
One holse, No. 9O2 Delaware Avenue.
One house, No. Goa Spruce street.
dne house, No. 81 East Fifth street.
One house No. l4l5 Delaxare avenue.
Also number OF small houses In different
lN OF the city.
Twelve or thirteen acres OF Brandywine
l,nh land, in lots to suit.
Also several acres of Marsl on the Town
.nd road, between the CaGseway and Rel
ny Mil.
TO LOAN.
1900 to 90, 900, in sums OF $500 to 81 GOO.
Apply to W. McCAULLEY X CO.,
COS Market street,
ya.am . Wilmington. Del
Daily Republican., 1879-07-10
TINE TABLE.
IVA LEAVE WILMINGTON

nyAfNs LEAVE
r..,nh,a: rhA as1. 700, SIC, 200 80
Gi Pbilaaan0' M; 1885. 2.s0, A:oo. ~
~ W. m. On Sunday, 2.S7. S.ioa'
n. SO; s.5,. aM 100, 1904, .. M; l2.So
New YolaHiimtted Express. 6.lo p. N.
is9 .. ID. and washington: l2bl. llo'
BsIumo.e. sab7 D. m. Limited Exp, ~,
lss o. NJ n nm m. On Sunday, l2sl, 2.lo'
w.; ,n,s m, and Bay Line: 7.osp p. m.
BatlmaoaIae aaa and md way stations: s.8s q. me-
Lyp. m..t,s, m, s.lb .. M, Les, e.ab P; - m. N
New oaeR " K; 9.l6 q. m.: LOO, o.W p
Sunday 0,tnn s,n K Northern r. H.: go a.
Wilnilns.a and $50 D. IL. Sunday except
H.; Western X. r.: 7.1b, 1880, AIN.
tDslaWa,nr' sunday train $40 A. M.
40 p H. .ppIyp AT wLMIH0roN.
f,AninsGslnhia; IL. As, 2.03, $50, 9.lo .: n:
IA i2l1. l02. 2bo ~, 30, - ~ Ia "a
ia IL. p. m. On sunn"y'' A' .~'
~ M,o a M: 1855, Ills, r. m. ,os q, az
rIasltimore:2.sl 9.2e s.hea. m; To, r. iIn' M
~, s asp. m. On sundays H''i' d. H.
M
~ gHRs;shiugton: J; hi 2sl, .. M: i2;2s, . R%. !.
v Sss, s.s6 p. IN. On sundays H'"i "' '"''
$50 E em W. Castle: $50, 1910 u. m;
s,o. sn I'M m. No Sunday trains. ,o
N ID delaware X. H.: $50 .. M; l2'lo' ''1'
pm Huntington Il Northern r. Il: s.ot
sn " II 30 q. M; and 6.48 p. m.
n,iaware ID. Western X. r.: 800 D. m'
s s,t 500 p. IN. Sunday train 3 5,l % =: NJ. M;
AN' PHIA.
r,oad street and Washington avenue
VmDsN0 I'D 40 1890. 1l.46 o. m: l.3o, 3.O, !.Vo'
t% ,Is' loo. 6.1b Z. 9.46. ll.s0 p. m. on sun
40, .D, IF; 80 q, m.; 900, n.3o p. N. :.
,w wsiiibirty-Second and Marketst.sets: ~ '.
W. IS Il il IS a. m.; l22S, 100 &C., n.d' p. m'
On On sundays LOO. o. IN
Daily Republican., 1879-07-10
ON THE BAY.
How OF at twilight hour

How OF at twilight hour
We two went floating of upon the wave!
The West resplendent with its sunset doWer'
The East al luminous, yet soitly grave;
The ocean spread around,
Just ruined, yet rejecting every hue,
Marking with foam each emerald islets
bound,
And glldi1 back It's Dillow to renew.
Then the lone sea bird sped
It's trackless way with many plaintive
The winds swept slowly, and from oceans bed
Rose perfumes that cen now seem gather.
Ing nigh.
Leaning on idle oars
We gazed on hills whose feet were on the
sand;
Their crowns rose grandly where the sunlight
Its last rich food on rippllng sea and land.
l. In all the long, bright past
When ocean, earth and sky In blest accord,
Their spell of light, song, motion round US
There are no dearer hours In memory's
ward.
The cup our lips did press
In that glad time was trembling to the
brm
With Its sweet draupht OF mortal happiness
Not wasted, lost, but grown far oil and dim.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-10
The Jeanette's. Departure for the
Polar Regions.

Mr.. James Gordon Bennett seldom
fails in any of his enterprises, except
perhaps those o. matrimonial nature.
His steamer jeanette, fitted out in the
most complete manner for a voyage to
the Polar regions, departed from San
Francisco yesterday amid salutes from
batteries and thu, accamations Of thou
saads of people. The best wishes of
tn. whole country 60 with the jeanette,
and there is kind Of confidence felt in
the success of the undertaking made
by the man and the newspaper that
sent Stanley across Africa. II is felt
that even If the jeanette does not reach
the North Pole, she will go nearer to it
than any other vessel has done, and
that in any event the results of her
voyage will be a large addition to
geographical knowledge.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-10
Great Reduction In Reef

Economize by buying good stewine
beef at 6 TO s cents pound good
roast at 5 to 10 best roast, II to Ia;
round steak, l2l rump steak, IA sir.
ioin, IL. Of x. P. deary, stalls 10 and
ii Thi,d street market, and A. 7.
Geary, stall 79 Second street market.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-10

|roLEr,-Hall Seventh Street below Wal
nut, suitable tor Lectures. Public Meet
ID Fairs, Festivals, Dramatic Entertain
{,pts etc, Seats 400. Has stage fitted with
{nsry, porder and iootlights, and all stage
Etares. Good dressing rooms. Apply AZ
- Al each day, between o and ii A. M. 7-3u
Daily Republican., 1879-07-10

rOp RENT.-1hree.s STORY house No. ll2l
Mar, ct street, with all modern improve.
h tc. and in good order; splendid view 0i
\ liver; rent low for the balance Of year.
Apply to HENRY DANNY,
inlstl 9e9 Shipley ,treet.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-10
A market man was mercilessly swind.

A market man was mercilessly swind.
led in the town of B. His mis-.
fortune gave him very unfavorable
opinion Of the residents, and he expires.
sed his opinion of them by saying that
it the angel Gabriel stopped at b
there would be no resurrection. 'Why?'
asked listener. "Because the people
would swindle him out of his horn be.
fore he had time to blow single toot."
Fanny was pretty, and lad clear,
sweet voice. Fred proposed to her,
and she said "yes." Revealing his
happiness to his friend Frank, Fred
told of the joyous ring there was in
Fanny's voice, when she accepted him.
"a wedding ring, l suppose, old fellow" "
was Franks neat reply.
A little boy who was nearly starved
by his stingy uncle (his GUARDIAN with
whom he lived, meeting lank gray
hound one day in the street, was asked
by his guardian what made the dog SO
thin. After rejecting the little fellow
replied: 81 suppose he lives with his
uncle"
The Danbury News has ascertained
that Paris green did not exactly kill
the potato bugs, but it SO seriously i'm
paired their intellect, that they have
gone to eating Canada thistles.
"Who was the first man 20 asked a
Sunday school teacher of her prodigy.
"Adam." And who was the first wo-
man? He hesitated but momeut, and
then shouted, Madam"
The following is posted in front of a
grocery store in a country town :
Wooden pals, six cents each. Notice
We did not steal these pals, but we
think the man we bought them Of did.
The idea that you can read a mans
thoughts in his face is all bosh. Look
the man in the face who borrowed $40
Of you year ago "ior day or two,"
and it expresses nothing but blackness
the darkest kind.
1t is well to be exact, although the
belief may be carried too far for the
symmetry of the sentiment. A Buffalo
man wrote to Danbury relative Of the
death of a young friend, "Her wearied
spirit sank to rest at twenty minutes to
three, railway time."
The young man who will turn up his
nose at cabbage in connection with
corned beef at cheap restaurant will
consume 1t with efusion in the disguise
Of pure Havana cigars-"3 for lOc."
Daily Republican., 1879-07-10

(rORTGAGES negotiated, Rents
collected. PrOpertles careful
managed, Insurance placed IN
slIable companies, and convey
Eeing accurately executed.
ISsti HEALD Il CO.,
|.nkers and Investment BrOkers.
cray ton rlOuHe Building
Daily Republican., 1879-07-10
Fans and Gloves.

Ladies in search of the largest and
best assortment of parssols, fans and
gloves at popular prices should 80 to
the Bee Hive, 306 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-10
COrsets.

Cooley hip gore, side lace and cork
padded, D. J. B. Corsets, at IS cts, are
positively the best made for the money.
Sold only by Russell g. Spencer, 30t
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-10
An Admirer BeqWeaths JEFF DAVIS
q Valuable Estate.


Valuable Estate.
1t is learned that the late Mrs. Sarah
A. Dorsey, Of Mississippi, who died in
New Orleans last week leaves a will be
queathing her whole estate to Jefferson
Davis. In making this bequest, Mrs.
Dorsey refers to the great services and
sacrifices Of Mr.. Davis on behalf of the
South, and reproves her couutrymen
for their failure in gratitude and ap-
probation for such services, and regrets
the small contribution which she is
able to make for his relief. The es-
tate embraced in this legacy includes
two large plantations in the upper part
of the State and an elegant villa at
Beauvoir, on the sea coast, where Mr..
Davis Is now sojourning, the climate
and situation of which have proved es-
pecially favorable to Mr.. Davis health
and his present occupation of study
and labor in ths preparation OF his
book, defensive OF his administration
of the Office OF President of the Confed-
crate States. This legacy of Mrs. Dor
sey will make the circumstances of Mr..
Davis quite easy and comfortable.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-10
ROutA and khAeN.

Don't forget Daniel MeCusker' s cheap
boot and shoe store, ZIG w. Second St.
Ge has a large stock and he sells them
low. Don't forget ZIG w. ID street.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-10
Sk etland ShaWls

VIM. NJ. Kennard & Co., No. 60.
Market St.. is the place to go for Shet
Land shawls.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-10

|,uv LOAD OF RICHARDSON'S
\ TX 'KKINDIIk4 WOOD, leave orders at
-, frrninq otiice, 9Th and Market; Capellee
nv nv ID ana Market; J. ratnall d 20, Front
\ I'1 frange; and A. M. Quinby's, Front ana
,,,n, u1""s~ febl4-tf
Daily Republican., 1879-07-10

few miles from this city,
W white woman to do general house
ok in small family. Apply at
ts3tt eO4 W. THIRD ST.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-10
WANTED.

kVANTED.-By lady, three furnished
wv rooms In the centre OF the city. Ad-
ts A." This Office. rs 8t*
Daily Republican., 1879-07-10

|s,R RENTING tnIv,. story bricA houses
n IN perfect order, shed kitchen and large
n, Nos. s2b and 93e West SKIN street.
HENRY W. MORROW,
Res Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-10
PRAYING FOR A BABY.

A little Holyoke miss, being very
anxious to have baby brother or sis
ter, teased her mother to buy )ne. She
was told she must pray if she wanted
it, and the child faithfully included the
petition in her nightly prayer. Time
passed on and no baby came. Losing pa
tience the little girl said one night,
"oh!' Lord, please do bring us baby
even if it is a red-headed one." That
was some time ago, and recently the
prayer has been answered, and as the
little brother is not red headed, the
child is doubly pleased.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-10
CRISIS FROM THE GRIN FACTORY.


A farmer required number of reap
g., ers several presented themselves, and
all were engaged, with one exception.
The poor man thus omitted, said
master, won't you hire me ?"
"No," said the farmer.
"Why not p
"Because you are too little"
"TOo little !" exclaimed Paddy,
"does your honor reap your corn at the
top ~
What could the farmer do but roar
with laughter, and send the little man
to ioin his comrades in the field
A lady remarked to popular divine
that his sermons were little too long.
"Don't you thing soY" said she, "just
little p
"Ah, dear madame" replied the d.
vine, II am afraid you don't like the
sincere milk of the word"
"Yes, | do,' said she; ''but you
know the fashion, nowadays, is con-
densed milk"
A little girl in the infant class of a
Sunday School thoroughly appreciated
the being good from choice and from
necessity. At the close Of the school
one day, the teacher remarked, Check
ie, dear, you have been very good lit.
tie girl to-day"
"Yes'm, couldn't help being good
got tiff neck" the youthful Beckie
replied, with perfect seriousness.
A gentleman having mounted, for
the first time, pair of eye glasses, an
old friend remarked $50 you have
come to eyeglasses at last ?" "Well,
yes-I put them OH occasionally" was
the rerly. "Eyes beginning to fail,
eh ?" "No, not at all. My eyes are
Just as good as they were when | was
boy, but don't think the light is quite
as good"
The Advocate says: "Baton Rouge
would be good place for man with
money to start bank" Bankers are
looking for a place to start bank with
other peoples money.-[New Orleans
Picayune.
Amid the general coming down of
property values, stock values, wages
and everything else, the voice Of the
barber is still heard implacably demand
ing fifteen cents for shave and smell
Of bad bay rum.-Ne,oark Call.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-10

few gentlensen bOarders at
wv No. ga w. FOURTH ST. 10 2t*
Daily Republican., 1879-07-10
A scRlrruRAL QUESTION SOLVED.

"But Paul, how can the Spirit be in
us and We in the Spirit at the same
time ?" said a young man to a vener-
able darkey. "Oh, dar's no puzzle
bout dat. It's like dat boxer; puts
it de fire and it gets red hot. Now, de
poker's in de fire, an de fires in de
poker"
Daily Republican., 1879-07-10
THOUGHT IT WAS COMING.

A lady was the mother OF bright
littl. boy three years old. The whoop-
ing cough was prevalent throughout
the entire neighborhood, and the poor
mother was very much alarmed lest
her boy should take it. She had talk
ed so much about it that she had infec-
ted the child with her fears SO that he
would scarcely leave her side. One
night after the little fellow had been
put to bed and to sleep, mule was
driven by til. house, and when just
opposite set up that I" hee-haw hee'
haw!" With a shrek the little fellow
was ont Of bed, screaming at the top q'
his voice Tn. whooping cough is
coming, mama; the whooping cough is
coming !"
Daily Republican., 1879-07-10

I'M ANTED.-TO borrow $4,000, TO be So.
Nv cured by first mortgave on farm near
pRcity. EVANS PENNINGTON,
lel1-tf Sc Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-10
FOR HALEOk RENT.

-op RENT.-Fourth-story Hall with !: =
Nh ante rooms, JOHN u. HARk-
or o "n'' iulatf
Daily Republican., 1879-07-10

WANTED. .-$4O0 wanted on first NOR gage
W worth $1,000. Apply at This Office.
7-76t
Daily Republican., 1879-07-10
HUMOROUS.
A pLuspER AND ITS REWARD


During his first visit to Paris, NJ.
Lasalle, q distinguished German, pre-
sented himself at the house Of q we'll
known lady to whom he had sent letters
Of introduction in advance. When the
servant opened the door and received
his card, she conducted him to the bou'
aoir and told him to bs seated, saying:
"Mad anne will come Immediately"
Presently the lady entered. She was
In "dishabills" and her 'eet were bare,
covered only with loose slippers. She
bowed to him carelessly and said;
"Ah, there you are; good morn
lug" ,
She threw herself on sofa. let fall
slipper, and reached out to Lasalle her
pretty foot.
Lasalls was naturally completely as
founded, but he remembered that at
his home in Germany it was the GUS
tom sometimes to kiss lady's hand,
and he supposed it was the Paris mode
to kiss her foot. Therefore he did not
hesitate to imprint kiss upon the fas-
cinating foot 80 near him, but he could
not avoid saying: THANK you, mad
anne, for this new method OF making a
lady's acquaintance. 1t is much better
and certainly more generous than kiss
ing the hand"
The lady jumped up, highly indig-
nant. .
"Who are you, sir, and what do you
mean ~ ...,.
He gave his name.
"You are not, then,a corn-doctor''
81 am charmed to say, madame, that
| am not"
"But you sent me the corn-doctor's
cards"
II was true. Lasalle in going out
that morning had picked up the card OF
corn. doctor from his bureau and put
it in his pocket. This, without glanc-
ing at, he had given to the servant,
who had taken it to her mistress. There
was nothing to do bu. to laugh over
the joke.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-10

ENANTED.-Spring chickens, squads and
'W fowls. N. b. APPLETON,
n2.dSw.tf Third Street Market.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-10
A BACHELORS FAvORlTE.

Il don't care much for quiet baby;
but | do dote on squalling one,' said
an old bachelor. why, how strange'
admiringly chorused all the mothers in
the room. Not at all, responded the
bachelor, because you zee Us soon as a
brat begins to squal it's always ta-
ken from the room!' The bachelor had
no sooner delivered himself thus, than
be took himself from the room followed
by maternal vituperations.
HOW FRANKLIN CIRCULATED POETRY.
When Benjamin Franklin was an
editor he was in the habit of writing TO
the young ladies who sent in poetry,
saying in honeyed language that owing
to the crowded state of his columns,
ETC., but he would endeavor to circulate
their productions in manuscript. And
then he tied the poems to the tail Of his
kite for "b0bs."
Daily Republican., 1879-07-10

.oR oRSALE,-TwO nsw Germantown Car.
Vn r,apes also lot top buggies. VIII sell
I:,D Apply to ". HAMMOND, ,
p s'ppond All and French Sts., Wilmington, Del.
secOnu "'N II 8t*
Daily Republican., 1879-07-10

kWAN1 ED.-A good girl, Mt 3ll MAX
wv kET STREET. 7-9 3tN
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Some descendants of Solomon hav,
very wisely remarked that those who go
to law for damages are sure to get them
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- LECTU RE
r . YOU N G M & N.

lust Published. in Sealed Envelope Price
six cents.
h~@1 A Lecture on the Nature Treat.
MbsSs-y ment and Radical cure OF Seminal
Gs< Weakness or SpermatorthG induced
by Self-Abuse, Involuntary Emissions lmpo
tency, Nervous Debility, and lmpedimen,s TO
Marriage general y-Consump Epilepsy and
Fis-Meutal aud Physical lucupaety, &c
by ROBDRT j. CULVERWELL, N. b, author
OF the "Green Book" &c.
The well-renowped author, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience,
that the awful consequences OF Self Abuse ma v
hc ef-ctually removed without medicine. an d
without dangerous surgical operations. bougies,
Instruments, rings, or cordials- pointing out u
mode of cure at once certain and efiectual by
which every sufferer, matter what his cond-
ton may lie, may cure himself cheaply, private
ly and radically.
yr@s~ This Lecture will prove boon TO thou
sands and the usands
Sent, und,r seal, in plain envelope, TO any
address. en- receipt of six cents, or two postage
stamps.
Address the publishers.
THE CULV ERWELL MFDI CAL co
IL Ann St. New York: Post flee Box, 45S
Oct. "a, lS19.--ly.
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GRANTS REMEDY

A IL forms Of Kidney and Urinary diseases,
~ Pains in the Back, Sides, and Loins arc
positively cured by
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's'es asaers i!


TIVE undersigned. having permanently loca-
1 tel IN RUinnev, offers for sale The follow
ing Ii:nl,ural implements Sc
Steam Engines, portable md stationary, the
Celebrated Traction Fnim Engine &C.. s G.
Cooper < Co POM Circular Sswnills Thresh-
ing Machines. Turbine Water Wheel Mowers
h Eeapers, Horse Hay and Grain Rmkes, (Liou
Center Draft, Clover Hnllers Grain Drills sui.
XIV Cultivators. Flows Fan Feed Mills Cider
Mills, Corn Shellers. Fodder Cutters, lay and
Cattle Scales, &c &c.
Also, Agspt for Hampshire, Mineral 4 Hardy
Counties, tor the Best Fertilizers on tn market
Pure An NAL Matter, viz Russell Coe q Far
mer's CbOce. Also, anything in nv line Call
for and you shall 0e supplied promptly and on
the most reasonable terms. Terms TO suit the
times and 10 meet competition.
Every implement warranted TO give sa iisrac-
ton. Give me call before purchasing else
where.
GEO. W. SHOCkEY,
Agent.
T's- nm also Agent for the Peabody, Wheel
ing. W. Va, Insurance Company.
Romney, May ]6, lS79.-1y.
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~ sending 30 cents,
Ei;h ege, height, Coz
Tor OF eyes nd hair
sou viii receive g." re-
turn mail q correct
husband or wife with
u Address
Fultonvillc. n Z
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BE Wiling to lry

Don't give III 50 easy,
| pray yol. my friend,
Nor Judge al the frs:
lio" tho jonrney VIII end,
The paihway is rugged
The mountain is high
Bar ere you lose courage
BE wiling totry..
YUsa.n O. lie a feolLoli,
You, sep hy sler. Climb
Look QUE. Have = core
How you tread; an. lake tune
Lei hope be your ~atchword-
Let trutli be your cry;
ThoLgh evils beset you,
BE willing TO try.
You re up near tie summit
You're sighting the goal,
Where rivers OF beauty
INCREASINGLY roll.
Forgetting your footsteps,
To think of the crown.
One single step backward,
And you may plunge down!
If 50, don't give over
Men greater than you
Have missed, nor los. heart.
Starting each time anew
With staff we'll in hand,
And glance NJ the sky,
They said 10 their comrades:
Again vii. try!'
Persistence works wonders,
And pluck is like gold,
And he who would thrive
Must have patience untold,
Must wresile with fate,
Till the day he shall die.
Or sink like the coward
Who never will try.
The void is workshop ard none
1T the wise know how to use the tools
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-12-12

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