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PAxIs, December 6.
The GGulois states that ex-Empress
Eagenle will proceed direct from Spain TO
ZgIul&nd. Sis szhes 10 visit the spot
where her son w&s killed by the savages.
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senater Chambers Petit Larceny.
wsShington special 70 the World.

Among the stories going tho rounds
shout senator Chandler Is one Illustrating
biz klnff He was much ohagrined
81 the P~Fs4idsnt's neglect OF him after the
Inauguration. and had hopo for q place In
tbs Cabinet. In his disappointment be re-
fused for many months 10 70 10 the White
House. Finally he went. Shortly after
Lis return here from . trip home. as a pri-
yats citizen, hs met the President. who
grasped hls hand warmly. and. with an
air Of patronage, said: well. Chandler,
/ suppose your old constituents were glad
70 welcome yon home again."
Yes. Mr.. President" Chandler replied,
/ met with bat one man who seemed dis
contented. He is an old Republican, and
taking my hand on seeing me, he said,
chandler, / believe you are an honest man;
you never did steal anything but the Presi-
dency, and that. as it turns out, is only
petty larceny" Confidential relations
were not resumed on that day.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
PelsganE ana lis Dangers
Mormon Efwrs to fsni,a The Frdsgi-A
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


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WANTED.

TWELVE Young LADIES. WANTED f4.
J. MEDIATELy, for Christmas spsetsoulAra
and paatomimes. Apply 1t the THEA1fd
COMIQCE, corner Busl ara Bs;&uAn streets,
between the hcuss Of ! and 3 O'Clock ,. M,
daily. d2tf
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NorIcE

r SHALL DEPART FOR "a FRANCISCO
i THIS tTHURsDAY) MORNING, 10 be alb
sent until shout January LIST. All persons hav-
N. wEsCOATT, At the Internationsl Hotel.
THOMAS J. READ.
Eureka. December 3. 1879. dealt
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Can ROW be purchased night at home. II 10 the
mcst successful preparation ever introduced 10
Cur people. 1t works ike s charm in all cases
Of Consumption. Pneusnonla. Hemorrhage.
Asthma, severe Coughs, Group and AL other
Throat and Lung diseases. No person has ever
used this medicine without getting immediate
relief. yet there are q great many poor, suffer
ing. skepttcal persons going about our streets
with a suspieious cough, and the voice Of con
sumption coming from their lungs, who will
not try II. II you die. IL IL your own fanltr a.
you can go to your druggist and get . Sample
Bottle for 10 cents and try 1t: three doses will
relieve any case. Regular size only 70 csn's.
Keep II before the People.
Thst I will aeii Groceries fos coin cheaper than
any other houss in town.
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DILLH EADs \, LEfTERIiEADs
ID and Cards. printed 1t the sxsz1srL once
Ct reduced prices
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Attention, Ladies.

NJ 4. LAWN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTIONS
WI in Cutting and Fitting Ladies' Dresses.
BY . nsw method, superior 10 ali charts
Sleeves Cat TO Fit the Waist. snd Perfect Fits
Guaranteed.
Call At ths California Lodging. house. Worth
Main street.
Eureka. December /, 1870. de2-ivs
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SPECIAL NOTICES
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CELEBRATED wEBER PIANOS


kSaey organs.
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g1ered she beat ard most d1ra5is.
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get the ozst. the heat 10 he cheapest. a..
Ways.
Prof. VIA Fizmhon. Local Agent. Eureka
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AsusENESTs.
n NIGHT ONLY.
The EXCELSIOR MIESlREIS
WILL GIVE oxK PERFORMANCE AT
6O A HALL
Tuesday Evening, Dec. 9, 1879.


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Watches, Jewelry and Clocks Re-
hatred.

If you want to have your watches and jew
elry repaired in q workmanlike manner. go to
p. steler's jewelry store. two doors above the
White Pine County Bank. Main street. All
work warranted.
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white Men 90 the Front.
Cinnamon in the rear. ~ EEMP's
Board per Week. 90
At KrNpsa
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IuuNB q AaUesN ~
Married a. sirgis. who are prsrss1rtly Old
4 result az excuses CT youthful tnd4serttons,
ara who are troubled By TOO sresue1i evssns-
lions az the bladder. often accompanies eys
burning or sxrartinx ssnsarcn. may oeeAsio1.
sIlv AMI 4 deposit q r0yy sediment IN the
airline, causing nervous debility and loss o. ".
tally. weakening the System IN a manner tne
patient exanos Aeeount fer Do not ts, thsa
ke-sat. 10 consult the peetor At onee. thereby
avoiding severe srcuble or premature oesis'
In All surh cases a perfect cure 10 guafAntesa.
nnd 4 radical restoration Of the ssnito-urinaT!
organs. In the majority q cases
only one Interview required,
Balance Of treatment can be eonaneisd withoas
i~nfersupt.on te Business.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
Good News for Pensioners.

The pensioned soldiers everywhere
rejoice that there are to be no more ex-
animation of pensioners already on the
rolls. Every two years the pensioners
were required to 60 before medical
board and be examined as to the nature
of their injuries. This was great ex-
pensc to the wounded veterans, and
was of no real benefit to the govern
ment, as pensioners who were on the
rolls for years are certainly not now re-
covering in any degree from their hurts.
The examinations were done away with
at the suggestion of Pension Commits
sioner Bently, by a section inserted in
the appropriation bill recently passed
by Congress.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
A Big Debt.

Philadelphia ID in bad way fnan-
cially. Her debt is said to be $40, 900, 900.
On this large sum interest at the rate of
e per cent. has been paid. 1t is now pro-
posed to refund this debt, the new bonds
to bear only four per cent. interest. a.
committee appointed by Councils has
the matter in charge, and the following
plan will probably be carried out: The
loan to be SIC, 200, 900 serial loan at
four per cent; the principal to be re-
deemed in twenty-five years by twenty
five annual payments of $4O0, 600 each;
the certificates to be issued in sums of S255
or its multiple, and to be advertised for
sale to the highest bidder by the Mayor,
for four weeks, in two newspapers.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11

IT REALLY DOES look as if there was
a real carnival of crime raging over the
land, more epidemic if possible than
the cholera or yellow fever. The read.
ers of the REPUBLICAN must have noticed
last evening the long record of crimes
which we condensed under one head
as having taken place in one day, and
this record hardly contained one tenth
of the Outrages Of like character, tha,
were committed within the space of one
day only.
Every now and then the country
seems to be swept with wave of blood
and violence, and then these in turn
are followed by long spells of order
and quiet. Just now it looks as if we
wer- in the midst of the bloody era.
commencing with the Hull tragedy,
since which scarcely a day has passed
without bringing its well filled lists of
murder and outrage. The sure increase
of lawlessness throughout the land
suggests the necessity of the proper
authorities enforcing the laws, which if
not stringent enough, should be made
more so by the next Legislatures that
meet.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11

SENATOR JoHN B. GORDON is a men bel
of Presbyterian church near Atlanta
VIII ca as Sunday admitted colol &c
woman to the communion table. The
Senator and Congressman Candlel
were among the members who took the
communion at the same time. The
Atlanta report says that the matter
"caused some talk, but was generally
approved" Yes, but neither white OF
colored women have votes, which makes
all the difference in the world. If a
parcel of Republican ''darkey" voters
would join Senator Gordon's church,
the case might be quite different.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
The Maine Republicans.

The Republicans of Maine promise a
red-hot canvass, and mean to have it at
its height within month. Secretary
Sherman is to speak in Portland as
early as Tuesday, July %, and they
hope for him also in Bangor and Angus
ia the same week. The alleged Presi-
dental aspirations of Mr.. Sherman and
Mr.. Blaine do not seem 10 prevent taem
from giving each other right loyal help
in their respective States.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
New York Lawyers Legal Robbers.

The New York lawyers are set of
legal robbers. Recently in settling up
the affairs of bankrupt life insurance
company,in which the assets we're Sl2S,-
600 the legal expenses amounted ia
$3.50, ,0O0-$52, 900 more than the assets.
This plunder was carried on directly
under the eye of the court, and with
a brother of the judge receiving share
of the plunder. No wonder indvid-
uals and corporations prefer to com
promise suits upon almost any terms
rather than to fall into the hands of
the legal sharks.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
The Pss,sylvanis Election.


Psnnsylvanis is backing on the arm
or for an active political campaign the
coming fall, though the State Treasur-
er is the only State officer to be elected.
Notwithstanding this fact the State is
thoroughly aroused and rebel briga-
dier general, Congress has aroused IT.
The contest will not turn upon whether
this or that man merely shall be State
Treasurer, but whether the South shall
be allowed to gain by legislation what
she lost by the fortune of war. The
Democratic State convention will be
held next Wednesday, when Daniel
0. Barr, editor Of the Pittsburg " Post"
will be almost sure Of nomination, he
having nearly all the delegates 80 far
elected. The Republican convention
will be held just one week later, and
according to present Indications, Samuel
Butler of the adjoining county of Ches.
ter will be the successful candidate.
He is a brother of the United States
District Judge Butler recently appoint
ed in the place of Judge Cadwallader
deceased, and was member Of the
last Legislature when amongst the
faitbless he made a good record and
preserved his reputation as an honest
man.
Tn. present State Treasurer is a
Democrat, who was elected two years
ago, when the Republicans lost the
State on the whole ticket by an adverse
majority of 1901. This year the Re-
publican party is in the b,st possible
condition for success. The factions
which at other times have distracted it
have practically disappeared. The
party was never more thoroughly uni
tel and has rarely bean more confident.
1t has b-en long time, too, since the
general situation was more favorable to
the Republicans. Resu nption has
struck the Gre-nb4ck party lik.
sled 90 hammer. The reviving bnsi-
mesa which followed it convinced every
body that the Republicans were right
all along in their financial theories
Nearly all the iron mills are once more
in operation throughout the Country, the
coal ndustry is reviving; the railroads
are more prosperous; the farmers have
reason to expect better prizes for their
crops, and everywhere the beginnings
Of new an general prosperity ara to
be seen. Last year the Republicans
carried the Stats by 23,353; this year
with the improved conditions, and with
their Democratic and Greenback op.
ponents very much split up, they
ought to do far better. The Keystone
State will 1--WE GOOD account of itself
thisfal
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11

THE MORNING HERALD we believe it
was, that in praise Of the honesty
anil efficiency of the present City Coun-
Gil, defed ths pointing out of a single
act or instance in which there was any
thing but strictly honest and honora
BILE action by the Democratic members
We do not accept the challenge with
any thoughtthat We shall point out any
dishonorable action, for those things BY
shrewd managers are generally kept
covered from sight, and in keeping cor
ruption and dishonesty covered over, the
Democrats are generally more success
full than Republicans. We will say
that in taking cursory and general
view of the management of the Demo-
cracy the outside platter does not look
so bad, but there is no knowing how
hideous the sight woul appear if the
covering was removed. We do not in
tend to be specific in our illusions, but
we would venture to intimate that the
outside wrappings of the quarry lot
job are of such a thin gauzy nature
that the insi le workings of the machine
within are almost visible. We had
almost said that We would like to see
the inside workings of the quarry lot
contract, but we withdraw that. We
do not think we would after all. If
what Me5srs. Payntsr and Hart, two of
the ablest an | most reliable Democrats
in the City Council say is trus, and
we have no doubt that it is. The intrig-
uing to effect the election of mem
Der of the City Council, Street Commis-
sioner, is quite sufficient, without an
exposur. of the quarry lot job. In re-
gard to the latter, however, we would
simply say that if half the reports are
true, it would be interesting to know
the ratio Of the divies that were agreed
upon and who got them. 1t is natur.
al that all intimation5 of ringism and |
jobbeiy in the quarry lot affair will
be Indignantly denied, but greater
secrets have been exposed, and the
truth in the quarry lot matter may yet
be made public.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
TUBLIC SALE.

will sell at Public Sale, at Jacob q. Hy
ats Hotel Newport. Del,
ON MONAY, JULY u, 1879,
at one O'clock p NJ,
60 head of cattle, including some very fz-x8
fine cows and Springers, 20 head very HX
fine stock steers, weighing ten hundred
pounds gross: Heiiers and Oxen.
This stock will be sold without reserve. No
postponen mt on account OF the weather,
TERMS All sums of $50 and under cash,
on all sums over that amount a cr,dit OF so
dayswill be given on purchaser giving a
bankable note with an improved cndorser.
p. $. Among this stock are some of the finest
shOrt.h0in Durham cows. with calves by their
sides selected in the SciOta Valley, Ohio.
that have ever offered for sale
JAMES SAWDON, .IR
L. W. Stdhair Il Son, Auct'rs, ~ Gtdw
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
Wesleyan Female College,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE,

A refined Christian School of high grade
Two degrees conferred. Selection of stud es
allowed. Net cost Of board, furnished room,
lights and fuel. $3.50 a year Net cost for day
students IN Preparatory Department, $42 is
per year: in Collegiate, $57. Excellent Art
room. Musical Department streng gthened for
coming year. Address,
REV. J. M. WILLIAMS, A. M.
7-5-2md President.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
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MARBLE AND GRANITE.
nHIO HORSES AT PRIVATE SALE!

nHIO HORSES AT PRIVATE SALE!
A lot Of Western Reserve Horses from Ohio,
just arrived at h. NJ GihstA's stables, ON
french street, below Second. Wilmington,
Delaware. Tor inspection.
This lot OF horses are superior to any ~
have ever handled AID arc we'll I1N
bred; among them are good roadsterS, an OF
good strie, weighing from 1900 to 500 Ms.
from to years Old, thoroughly broken, Sin.
gle and double; also a wellmated pair Of
Black Horses. good style. 10 hands high, 6
and years old weighing about ], 150 pounds
prompt drivers. These horses have been Sc
.ected with great care to suit purchasers Tor
the season, and will not be misrepresented to
effect Il sale. ANY person wanting to pur.
chase this class Of horses, will do we. to call
and examine before purchasing; all are invi.
ted.
At same place nice pair OF ponios for sale.
le23 III. SHARPLESS.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11

ALTHOUGH the Maine election does
not occur until September, and that in
Ohio will not take place until October,
the "campaign," as the election war
riors call the canvass, is going on with.
ont regard to the heats of this july
weather. Pity the swelterinI sorrows
Of the boss politicians, the ofTce-hold-
ers, the "active men, who want offices
and the eloquent orators, domestic ard
imported who have to go through it
all with the mercury in the nineties.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
TOLLlNS' BEACH.
hhsIIsas-..:n

"O! FOR CAPE May The large
i111 ~ st si, smer, coSIc.l swsiE w,i Al Nc. Nc
"RepnDlic." for Cape May, on nnn alIcr
Saturday. the 2lst inst. Ieavine Fourth street
Wharf ut o'c ock. A. NJ. and return about 7
p. M. Fare 81 for the round trip. Also con-
meet on and after June ~ with steamer
"Thomas Clyde" Tor Collins Beach and
ROmhay Hook. Four trips day will alsO be
made to rcnnsgrove; leaving Wilmington at
8 IA. NJ, 2P NJ. % p. ~. and Z 80 p. ~ Leav-
ing p nnsgrove at 6 and 10 A. NJ, and I
p, NJ. je20tt CAPT. DENNY.