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homestsctch, Murphy closed up . portion ol
tho Eap that separated him from Euckbcr, and
behind. lie WAS content To stay there until
reaching tic backstrctcli, Wien shauar called
upon him for Al effort. The colt responded
gallantly, hut Bucknar also llatl lIttio to spare
n,M when Murphy got TLthn @ 'ep1t Of n
raced IN these .posttIona round the lower turn
and into Tho homcstrctch When about nifty
yards olitstda tho diatapcc-flAR Murphy matle
desperate efloft to put hts nose IN front, bu.
buekner was full Of running aud stalled him of
ess!i}, winning BY three. quarters Of 4 length IL
2:45H; Goodnight rather bal third, anil Joe
noWGtt distance out. The Fronch pooia paid
TnE SUMMARY.
sAxE nAr-The Illinois Derby, FIR 5.year:old
enlts. $50 entrance. half forfeit, 81, 900 added
s20o to accond, $500 to THIRD. 0na and ne.hall
ii; +: Fsrtl,' eh. c. puesner. By puekner-~
oeofgs u. 'ard.n co.s T. q. Lotd Mnrphy:
ty Pat h,aloy-Wononah--S -Shaucr. ....S... ~. Z
A:6ufo:a'a b: c. Goodnight, bylEuquircf. !,
pe::s j. = 10: iio*:;s :; iattad:i-
hamuons-stosa,l. .-.. .--.---.
THE WINNER.
Dmckner did not Start In h!s 2-year-o]d form.
l1is frat race was the Kentucky Derby at Loutb,
Vile this spring. ons and one.haIf miles. won
by Lord Murphy iu 3:87, the fastest time in
second. strothmora third, md Buckner I'm:
placed. At tho same meeting 10 ran third TO
Krupp Gun, one milo. Time, LAX. At the
sams place, two days afler~ard, Duckner won
~ 1rst Victory In purse for all ages, With
in 1:45N, With l23 pounds up, beating Bundle
Bee, Ada Lambert, and sx others. Buckncr
next appeared In tic Clark Stakes, wherein ho
ran second to Fa1sctto, two mltes, IL 0:40h{,
beating Trinidad aud three others. Buckaer
Q, aud won the purss for 1yoar-oltls, QUO nnti
one-quartef tni|est In 2:le4, beating Duckshot
md claudia tn order named, and detl Of ttrro
others. f1o then went to *. Louis, and OH
all ages, two miles; ttno, 3:8S. This Was his
last appearance in public prior to the Illinois
Derby.
THE HURDLE RACE.
Whom tho hurdle horses we're called I'D q field
Of sayen responded, tho lot consisting Of Yer
ReDnett and Raveu. In tho preliminary canter,
thu California colt, Raycn, acted rather badlY,
making some wicked pluugcs with his rider, ii.
though tnkinE the hurdles nictiy. He WAS quits
thy. The race wns mile heats, oyer four hur-
dies, and m exciting contest was looked for.
After one fafso start7 tho only otse OF the day,
tue lot were sent away we'll together. The frat
although vcrdterts took on a rail or two ii 60.
Ing over. Az this point Joe Koles was In fho
lend, With KcIso on hts neck. At tho quarter
polls Cannon Joined Rodcs KeIso falling buck q
ptnco or two. The lot raced down the back
ond hurdle bennett over: :j0mped hlmsolt, throw
Ing Birth, who,, however, eacaped without
scratch. Rodes. Raven, aud Cannon still formed
Ae front rank, aud nono Of the others
,t MeEo dangerous from tllIs point out; When
sidc the far-distance stand, many looked for
Rodca to rofuso It, as he was evidently tired.
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FOR TIE TOILET,
H. Fficea Floral R!ches Is Tho finest toilst o1
Coloonc water cvcf tnade-a itch perfnme,
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..... DRUNKENNESS,
Dr. Dunksf. d1scorerer Of the cinchonA cure for
dranhcnness, euses Ill eases. Room ~ pslaas.
Home.
, 1879-06-24
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Atend'A Isecf. 1ron, md Wins. rnnds In
accordance With 1Aftts medical research, innroyea
eiores nerre power when fallgued from physical or
meuial stra1n. Depot. ITO East Madison st,erk,
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(Yticu.ra
BLOOD AND SKIN HUM0RS

CaFed BY the Cutlcssra Memcdiea when
alt Other Jlnoun Medicines and,
Asthods Of Trcatneat Fail.
scrolulous Ulcers and Sores. Abscesscs. Mix Leg,
FcTcs sorc.. Erystpcias Sores. Old Sntes and Dls.
charging Wounds, Botls. CaEbunc[es, and blood
Impurities which manifest Themselves by bunting
through tbo SKIN and eating deen into The nesl..
and externally With thr Cutieofa aud Cntienfs
Soap. rapidly hraI and disappoas. Salt Nhsutn Or
Ecxema, TotteE, Rtugworm, raortass. Lepr0sy,
Of ths Sk'n: scAld uesl baudru1, and .ll lrrftaI.
Ing and itching 1iumors OF the Scalp. which cause
the lair to tecone dry. thin. and ifsers and Eo-
by tbs c1ttcnsa Remedies.
, 1879-06-24
DASE-DALL.
Thor DEFHATt SYRACUSE,

dNftaNt OtkD1tGh 10 IAE 3f{AuHAt
Troy, N. Y. juuo 93.-T1le Stars, minus
Dorgan and farrell, were Chtcagoed BY tho
ltoys to-day. Evans did not play With The lat-
ter, hls plaza bolns &llfed by Brouthers, prom
tsing amateur, who pla,cl Arst baae, Glapp
golnG to right do!d. Tho Stars ooulI not mas-
tor bradley'a curves. aud ouly scored Gyo hits,
Purcel getting two OF them. After chances had
been offered to "hlsewaet Troj in tho sceoud
inalng, ther hit MuCormick for i've succes,lya
sngles and ono two-baec bit, scoring sl1 rups
altar MaktiE erross. Tile TFoys piayed brill
tant fielding Kgame,-Hawkes, Caskins, DocsehcE.
and HEoutlers vapecallr. AausolI, Of lie Hlare.
madc Soma difficult catches.
TOY: :. ~. ...,....6 j . ! 8 : 3 S-.o &
6yrscuss:.. ;:,...:; % 0 o. i 0 D o U--o
tsass h!ts-.TFoy, l9' Syracuse, 8. =
Two -basa httA-branthsrs, l.. :. )
Ersors-Ttoy, 7; syracuse, I. ..,f..'
Struck ont-|ftoy. &; w Eaonas. J..
fa..sa :s et.s ss.ifniss1, % gftGs1t9y asyFseu's
q, Balls ea'lsd-oa Bradley. w.; op, Mccormick,
Strikes cal'ed-or Bradley. IL; % Aeco.mtsk, .
Tine ot ssns;ITso bouts and tan minutes,
KALAMAxoo.
aptetas Dtspateh 10 M 7ftbuns.
R4L4AkzoD, MICH, juno 23.-Ihe newly
organized bali nlne here called the Ka!amaxoos
played their hsst gamo Ut the season hero To-
da1. and defeated The eopth Henda By seoss Of
Daily Republican., 1879-11-28
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REGISTER'A ORDERS.
ID EdlSTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,
hSbAJA ASAt - VA wa
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Nov. g.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Nov. =, 1879.
Upon the application Of Hugh stirling,
Ad mlnstrator OF John Kelly, Iats 0
Christisna Hundred, In said county, do
ceased, It is ordered and directed by the
Register, that the Administrator aforesaid,
give notice OF grantingoi letters OF Administra-
ton upon the estate Of the deceased, with
the date Of granting thereof, by causing ad.
vertisements to be posted within forty days
from the date OF such letters, In ak OF the
most public places of the eounty Of New Cas-
tic, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate, to present the same, or
abide by an act Of Assembly in such case
made and provided. And also cause the same
10 be inserted, within the same period, In the
DELAWARR REPUBLICAN,, a newspaper pub.
lished in Wilmington, and to be continued
therein three weeks, (e'o-d)
49, Giyen under the hand and seal o,
Ills. I Office Of the Register aRoresad, at
49,, New Castle, In New Castle reunty
Aforesaid. the day and year above written.
s. 9. BIGGS, Register.
koTIcE.-All persons having claims agains;
the estate 0. the deceased must present the
same duly attested TO the Administrator on OF
before Nov. s, 1850, or abide the act OF AS.
sembiy IN such case made and provided.
HUGH STIRLING, Administrator.
Addnss- Wilmington. Del. 1l-l0
Daily Republican., 1879-11-28
A Marine Disaster.

The whaling bark Helen May arrived
at san Francisco on Wednesday night
from the Arctic Ocean, with the crew Of
the bark Mercury, abandoned in the
Ice on October 24th, in latitude 1.l0,
longitude l72 west, jus. north of Her
aid Shoals. The bark Vigilsnt was left
frozen in the same pack, hut all on
board were well. The captain OF the
Mercury thinks, with other whalemen,
that the steamer Jeanne!te may be fro
ION up in ths pack, in which case there
is ''little hope of her ever getting out,
thoagh the crew may reach a place oI
SAFETY" The Mercury, when aban'
doued. had on board 1000 barrels o.
oil, 5000 pounds of bone and 4oo'
pounds OF ivory. She was owned IL
Ng4 Bedford, and insured for $500
Daily Republican., 1879-11-28
Two Current KumOrs.

WASHINGTON, Nov. l5,-No sponsor
for the proposition to place General
Grant on the retired list OF the Army,
with the title of Captain General and a
large salary, can be found. 1t is not
probable tina. any Congressman OF
either party Will be willing to run the
gauntlet of criticism as the production
Of such measure in Congress would
provoke.
The rumors about renewal of the
project to bring the telegraph system
Jf the'country under Government con
troll also lack responsible origin. Prob
ably no movement in this direction has
vet been started. 1t is not improbable
however, that movement OF the kind
may be started during the coming ses
sion of Congress. II would command
the support of many Congressman, bu
would nee. with the sturdy opposition
of the telegraph companies.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-28
,James Currie's Trial Delay ed.

GALVESTON, Texas, Nov. 25.-- A spe-
cial dispatch from Marshall says "The
case Of the State against James Currie,
for the murder ofthe actor, Porter, was
called this morning. None Of the States
witnesses being present the District
Attorney announced that he was not
ready, and asked for a continuance,
which was granted. The court ordered
the Clerk to enter fine of $500 each
against Barrymore, Miss Cummins, and
A. Harvey, they having forfeited their
recoguizance. The prosecution claims
to have made every effort to find Har-
vey. The case is to be called again in
April,
Daily Republican., 1879-11-28
The GnIeY Siayc.

This most excellent drama was per
formed at the Opera House, on Ihauks-
giving afternoon and evening, ty one OF
the best companies ever prndneed III
this city. In the evenin5 the house
was denssly packed, every available
place being occupied. Numerous pso
pl. were also turLed away being
rnaOle to procure admission. the
play was interesting from the rising OF
the curtain in the FIRST act, until the
dropping in the fifth at. Tue actors
and actresses TOOK their several
parts in manner that called
forth the most hearty complimentary
marks of approval from the more thar
pleased audience. The play hd'
With humor judiciously interm'nSL"'
with fine bit Of pa.hos. AS p:oiaee'
it is calculated to draw the sympathte
If the most rh esmatic Of audiences.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-28
THIRD EDITION:
For tho Republican.

ON Saturday last took the last iook
q, our dear sister in Christ, Mary ).
Knott. The Almighty Father, VINO
carest for os all, has seen ut through
bis kindness, for some purpose 80
know not. nor are We able to tell,
vat IL il true. He has taken Tfom our
brotbsr a dear wife and faithful iriend'
he now realizes the loss of companion
and faithful one, vino has borne ~l'h
him the troubles and cares OF this lhe,
for d goodly number Of years. eis'e, 70,
Knott has raised quite large family 0,
children. all of which are grown up ana
married. She was kind aud gooa 10 tue -
moor i'm the way OF helping them, II
assm4d TO her 10 be pleasure TO help
tbs n.sdy ones. She was melabef VI
ina uous.ho,d of Faith, and was loved
nv all who knew her she believed IN
the Ressurerction of the dead, and In
mortality in Christ; she died 10 'he
faith of a glorious reward when Chris'
comes to make up his jewels. Inc
cerpse was viewed by large number oi
the members of the Church ana ac-
auaintances; it was placed 10 a olaoh
walnut casket of the latest STYLE ihAde
by Mr.. Thomas Giles, at the head was
ulsced a wax pillow Of flowers contain,
ing the words "Our Mother" presented
by the children; at the foot was piaceo
A ne wreath OF wax flowers, Z token
respect FROM the members OF her class
Iwas informe the wax work was ar
ranged by lady named Mrs. M. Il
Mott. who lives in the eastern part "
our city. 1t was in general handsome
piece Of workmanship. Ths iunera
services was conducted by Elder deorg'
R. Kramer, and Elder Taylor Of phlia
delphia. The sermon was good, th'
true word of God. He spoke OF he
christian life and her usefulness III TN
Church and to hsr family, and OF he
kindness to the poor aud needy Eide
Taylor spoke in behalf OF the chiiare'
t.ljing them to follow that mother s ez
ample and give their hearts to tn
Lord, and live for God whom to kro'
i, TO love. Sister Knott was laid ava
in the old Asbury cemetery, to a"a'
the coming of Jesus, when she WI!
oome forth with all OF his saints sum
ing with i'm mortality, and r9"Ard~
with everlas ling life. BELIEVER
Daily Republican., 1879-11-28
A FniAA EAlallishnlen enl !.

The Steamboat aud Railroad hotel,
which has coms into notoriety from the
attempt at arson made there on Satur.
day night last, must have . sort Of
agnetic attraction for our local thieves
as, despi.e the fate which befsl Rash,
Austin and Flanagan, the place was
again broken into last night. Mr.. Matt,
land, who will have charge Of the new
saloon to be, opened there, had Just
moved his things into the place prepsr
atoY, to opening this evening, and had
not vet anpacked them. He locked tn,
place up last evening about . O'Clock
and upon visiting it this morning fOuut
that tho back gate had been broker
open, IS hsd slso the outside cellar doo'
and the trap door leading into the bal
room. The thieves secured no plunder,
however, AS Mr. M property was Sc
curely packed ur. ....
Daily Republican., 1879-11-28
Ths soldier. sesn re-mor-ev

The Libby Prison and Andersonvills
reception banquet will come OF At three
o'clock At the City Hall to morrow.
Mr.. Peters Of Brandywins HsEdrsd,
will tell his experience while In the
Andersonville Boarding house during
the war, hs being the only one ,'ut Of
thirty-six who survived the hoFrcrs Of
that he'll on earth. Also Captain Cal.
roll Of the Sixth Maryland who spent
some months In the Libby prison will
have something TO say about the treat.
ment he received from the Virginia
ohivalry. All the soldiers, their wives
and children, are cordially invited to
come and pull at the latch string
which will be found hanging on the
outside. Tse arrangements will bs
made uuder the immediate supervision
Of Eli Crozi.r, president Of We the peo-
pie, that old and tried friend Of the
soldlers' who upheld the honor ol
their country's flag in the dark days
Of the rebellion.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-28
(xnussAr's zsvs.)
oUR COUNTY COURT.
Tnird Bay or superior Cours-Tne
Harris Ejsctmepa Case Resumed.

Third Bay OF superior
narris Ejectmeaa Case Resumed.
specially Report d for the REPUBLICAN,.
New CASTLE, Nov. %.
Court assembled this morning with
T., .ss Comegys, Wootten and Houston
on o D. bench.
-. Whiteley and Rodney counsel
messrss ~. -if Isaac Grubb, applied
iof ex-1be ow calso why an order
ior = rule soe~ :. on December 3rd
made sss p, BY u, sas ..;ds con III. inventory made
hy is's, Il. q Iats u. sssr ia upo the personal
nyonsr,v Of Wesleyan Fe.Nale ~o,less, !,
should not bs.resr'nded. An ac..ou " - =,
brought on various counts. u0 ~ y,
the allegations in the narr Is that ~
inventory was made. The applicants
wish TO place themselves as they "e,e ao
before the order Of the conyt was ,"aae
in order that their case may be ma.'e
clear for trial. The court ganfed tho
application. The argument upon the
rule Is TO take place at a further date.
The eieotmert case was called and
the taking of testimony was resumea:
MIR. Andrew Murine was called and
testified as to the location Of the shops
fronting on the west side of Shipley
street below Water. He was a wheel
right by trade and occupied one OF the
shops. He had been there four years
when Mr.. Harris built boat house now
part Of the spar shed. Thers was a
bulk head across Shipley street to
which the water came up. From the
boat house the ground appeared to be
filled in.
There was fence running diagonal
lly from what was known as Seeds shop,
a fence which stood before boat house
was built. This line Of fence gradually
narrowed until it came TO point made
by the building line OF Shiplsy street.
THE fence below the boat house to the
waters edge was moved over eastward
on the ground occupied by Mr.. Herd
man, shortly after the death Of Mr..
Leonard In 1855; the second moving
which occurred when witness went
there eucroachsd on his property
Mr.. Harris had no outlet on Shipley
street when witness first went there
but after boat house was built Mr.. Har
}ris opened gate and passed in and
out.
Mr.. Murine is being eross-examined
by Mr.. Cummins.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-28
Worms! +!
rhepi,ls Of tho world.

Are ur. .,imuns' Vegetable ihVsr rms, Su
gar Coated, without an eqhaI. my bnvsis
syV sasy by acIing directly on the Liver, restore
the The lost energies by promoting the health ~.
action Of the Liver. In doing this heauashe, "a
Neuralgia, Pains In toe right or ieit sae o.
tn,unyh the Lungs, Indigestion, Cosiveness,
Sick Stomach, Weak Back, Dizziness hs pau
Feelings through the booy, hch'n ACT HeaLness
and other bodily infirnitles are cured. They
are are the he only Pills known that will positively
onerato without Dripping, Siokening weak.
ness or leaving the bowels costiye. mhev 70,
promote healthy Liver and leave the syaell
rec from the danger Of prevailing diseases
sold BY dealers and country store Aeepers
ASK for Dr. Simms' Piils and take nv n ins Vai1ls
Inn Ilsl. Philadelphia. 6j2 Arch St
Daily Republican., 1879-11-28
ASjnDtatu'A Trick.

At Cincinnati, early yesterday morn
ing, the New Orleans steamer FL Dora.
do, lying at the city landing in custody
of deputy sheriff, with writ OF at.
tachment, was released by trick Of
the Captain. The latter talked to the
deputy about the crowded state Of the
landing and the little room there was
to ge, a steamer ont, and took the dep.
uty on an adjoining wharf boat to show
him how it was. Steam being up on
the III Dorado, she started out in the
river the moment the deputy lett hel
and proceeded to New Orleans. The
Captain took train to Lawrenceburg
where he boarded the steamer.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-28
catholics Attacking Sch O0Is.

Bosros, No. 25.-An announcement
is made Of the policy Of the Roman
Catholic Church in Neg-England tow
ard the public schools. The Archbish-
op, following the advice Of the Pope to
European Bishop, has directed all
the priests in the Archdiocese of New
England to establish at once Parochial
schools, and threaten parents who refuse
to patronize them with the terrors Of the
church. In places where the influence OF
public schools is thoughtto be particu-
Iarly injurious to Catholic youth, the
priests are instructed to withdraw the
children at once, even il there be nc
parochial schools near them.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-28
Localettes.

One Of our leading business men ha
Just been taking tour through th
South, ard he says that In conversati'
with many of the business men Of th'
section, he found that they were in IA
vor of Grant for President, saying tha
they want q man who will do what b
says.
While J. Lomax was making sau'
sage at the pork packing establishmen
of Hart 4 Bro, Of this city, yesterda
afternoon, two of the fingers OF his righ
hand were accidentally cut of. Ii
Springer dressed the wound.
Asylum Lodge No. %, |. Q. Q. J,
lave decided to hold public installa
ton of officers OH Tuesday evening, D,
cember the Both, at the hall Third an
King streets. The Uniform Battalion
Pat'iarcbs will be present.
The Millard club will render Millart'
New Mass some time in January. Re
menyi the violinist, supported by oths
famous talent will appear under lh'
auspices Of the club OH December 6.
There was q large attendance at hey
nolds Encampment No. 8, |. 0. 0. 4.
last evening TO hear Grand Patrisrcl
Bennett of Dover, exemplify the ID
written work.
Mr.. J. H. Primrose, Of the Wheet
& Wilson Sewing Machine Company,
having six Jenny Lind wagons built ,
Hudson & Cahill OF this city, to be use
in his business.
The great tobacco and segar man,
| V. Christy, at No. 2 4. Second stree
shipped large lot of his own man'
faclure OF segars to Minnesota to- day.
Many ladies misinterpret their sd
fsriugs. Try box of "Sellers' Live
Pills" Sold hy all druggists.
Vim. Whitcraft Of this city leaves 70
Wilmington, N. G., to night, to take
position on the U. S. Revenue Cutie
Colfax, as carpenter.
Edwin Forster Of Centreville, causb
young bald eagle in steel trap
that place and was Offering 1t for ssi
Oh our streets to-day for $5.
The Loyal Orange Ladies' Lodge, N
2 of this oity, will give their secoa
grand entertainment this evening
the McClary building.
The Fame Hose house and fire app
ratus, are draped in mourning in hop'
of J. Morton Poole, one Of their olda
members.
No clue has yet been obtained to ID
Wren that flew eff with portion
A. s. Kauffee's barber shop on Mond'
night.
Saengerbund Hall has changed han
and F. Best now engineers the intere'
of that establishment.
Look out for a msteoric display
morrow night between the hours Of
and 3 o'clock.
A pigeon shooting match will furpl]
amusement for the residents Of Marc1
Hook, tomorrow.
Robert Carswell has improved
health sufficiently to bs out on
street to-day.
Senator Bayard will smoke the GAY
met with the Excelsior this evening
| Millard 7. Toft has recovered su
ciently TO get down stairs.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-28
Large Mark ct.

Tbi. mornings market is said to be
tas largest seen in Wilmington for
some years. From the rear end OF al
most every market wagon were dis
played large numbers Of turkeys,geese,
ducks and chickens.
At the commencement Of the market
prices ruled high and the sales were
brisk but about ten o'clock and from
that on to the close of the market prices
had a downward tendency and turkeys
were bought at twelve cents
pound, geese and ducks at ten and
chickens at about the same as turkeys.
The cnrb stone market extended near.
ly up to Ninth street.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-28
ns,nwars Avenue church.

Rev. Mr.. Follwell who has been VS.
iting here for the past few days, lei'
last evening for Philadelphia, where
he will preach on the coming Sabbath
at the 4th Baptist church, that city
and expects to remove to Waterbury
bout the last Of the week. MIR. Foll"eli
preached very acc4ptatly to a large
congregation on Wednesday evening al
the Delaware Avenue Baptist church
and was warmly welcomed by many
Of his old parishiOneis.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-28
spxU,AL sn. 'CEs.
Dy.pepxia DyspepsiasA .or- a sure

Nv.DepSla lDyspepesa1 .on sure
Kunksys Bitter Wine of re 'rescr bed
,,,r. g, this disease. II has been Of emil.
SsiT Saiy ~ ior many wears In the prscucs uccess
rsni physIcians wish unpara'ieiso ~, ris
Svn,tnms 4 re loss Of appetite, wina s mi
ing Of food ,dryness In iaouth, ,VSa,s m1 ist a
ness, sleeplessness and low sp''''s' Wv
genuine. .,s In
Knns,e's Bitter Wine OF Iron y 10, sa'S ~. ~
wilmington by z, James Boy, n; p; .r,' r
forth John j. Gallagher n bfe Tsrt.
watson, Taylor 4 Fullerton, Jho .. ,rsae
man. ii. X. Bringhurst and the drug "A''
generally. .ss,
w Worms! worms
E.F. Kunkel's Wsrm syrup hevsr "'tS Ths
| ssiroy Pin, Seat and Stomaon "o., usr, ms
doctor can tell whether or 1ot inc pano" 18th
worms. Thousands are dy'ng uaiiy vs." W..
wor,as, and do not know II, fts, spae,
cramus. choSing and sliffocation, sano~ i,In., HG
nj axisn. circles around the eyee, s"'h,
snd paiu In tho stomach, restless ~ n,sas'
grinding OF the teeth, picking AZ a.hs sno n
ecmvh. fever, itching at tho seat, noausI s ,SIn
toul breath, the patient grows pale aug .ha.s .n,
.scIling and Irritation in the anus. All tnese
symntoms and more, come from worms. F.
y Rmnkel's Worm Syrup never fails 70 ~
msye them Price Il per bottle or six lo' ~
H. rane Worms write and consult the noo
| tori For all others, buy OF your uIus sans ~
Worm Syrup. and II he mas ~ no., s' Phil
Dr. n. 4. Kunkel, 2ae n; Nintn SUes.' .anL
sdelphia, Pa. ADVICE by mai'' Hee' ''AO
hree cent stamp.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-28
Police Cases.

Michael Kelley and Minnie Polen1a,
indian, were each fined 81 and costs 'oi
disnrderly conduct. u,.,
William Lollard aud John Ward were
zach fined S. and costs for dsorderiy
conduct at sl3 Orange street. ss.u
Jos.nh l. Countiss was given htteen
days for vagrancy. -, -, u;,,
There were also A. drunks VIII
usual penalty. H., ..,
Charles Lewis who three days as'
was released from New Castle, was givei
thirty days for vagrancy. He naa @ peel
wheeled 20 the hall in wheelbarro~
Ebs,, Butcher was fined $40 for dif
orderly conduct.