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Daily Republican., 1879-08-09
LOCAL rIAs TAsLk.
.,aAu vrLNINorON.

,.u.d.iphis: a.s7, 100, sic, 300 ~
M P,ia.sSs''sn y q < n: iS.si. &So, 100: -
~ av VA y. n. On sunday, 2s7. s.loa
49, ys,s: 49, s;ss as,. t;.co. ,s.o4, .. n.; 81
~ M ., u, Limited EIpress: 80 - x r n E.,o
D.mmors and WsshinXton; l1S., A.v .o
d :. n.; l2.N p. n. S aM.eI 70 - ~ r.
i@ SIS, p. m. on sunday A~'A' |'''
y Ss,,;mors :; ~, and Bay Line: ~ p. m.
s.Itimore and way stations: $40 T. NE
Y y.p ?, Castle: q; s.ls .. m, l.ss, e.ss p: m
lSsisvsrs Sis X. r.; s.ls B. M; l'O'' 0'' ,
apaN|n |nvton d Northern X. r.: $40 =
,sn Ip. :and $50 p. m. SUNDAY except
.;ps,s - western Il. r.: 7.lt, le.3o, AIN.
s,,' m sunday train $40 A. M.
Arrive AT WILMINGTON.
M,odelphja; l2.46, 203, $50, 8.l0 .. M.
q IISlI I.02, 40, 40, b.lS, e.26, 100
10 y +, Is D. N. On Sundays: l2l3, 20S'
~ ssoa M: 7:36, Ills, p. 10.
wv eu.,,,more: q 81, .. 10 9.69a. m; 226, l287,
n S'Se Sse D. m. On Sundays: 2.sl, .. m.
" sIP:suington: ~ 2sl, a. M: 1925, 1887,
"% o%p. m. On Sundays: 23l .. M;
'" Eev Castle: so, 1910 q. M;
n nm m. No sunday trains.
Iii issl.vsre X. r.: $50 .. M; 1910, '.lo
o. %w,,m,ngton l. Northern X. X: e.e6
~ Il.3O a. m; and 6.4S p. m.
neiaware Western X. r.: 500 .. M
a = 90 D, m. Sunday train t.26 =. M.
y soa WILMINGTON LIAvB PHILADHr
PHIA.
,wnsd street and Washington avenue
~ D'O 90, 1880, 1l.46 q. M: l.So, 900, 100,
~ soD, 6.l6 V.46. 11.30 y. m. On Sun
W ~ ;.SO S.30 o, M; e00, ll.80 p. m.
AS,ty-Second and Market streets: LOO,
n Mi il IS .. M; l2.2b, 100 s.oo, n.O p. M.
On SundsvV LOO. .. m
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09
Lneiix Sea t. rod in q I rOWd-

In the last drawing OF the Louisiana
State Lottery the grand capital p Ire OF
one h Ihdred tboussud dollars vas di.
vided into tentbs, and became the
property Of as many young -nt-rprisirg 4
mer1ha ANTS, salesn,.E, clerks and con-
mercial ira Vsllers doing business ahnut
Leonard street and Broadway, Nav
York, who, for a d. liar q piece, becax.e
worth ten thousand Aolla,s each. Much
complaint is made by each lucky msa
that he lacked foresight enough to buy
the whole ticket and get hundred
thousao1. The next lthe llltb) draw
ing occurs August IL, ct New Orleans,
La, where any information can h- had
by writing to NJ. A. Dauphin, P.O
Box 692, New Orl ans, La, or same at
3j9 Broadway, New York city.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09
Woas1mi's ktralegy.

Jack," said pretty girl to hea
small brother the other day, ~ wan
you to do sowething for me-that's Z
good fellow"
"What is ii ?" growl-d Jack, who III
the brother s'f the period.
"Why, you know that wig amt
moustache you used in the theas,i
Gals"
"Welisn
"Weli, won't you just put them
on and 60 to the coScert to-nightf-
Augustus and will be there, aud.
Jack, want you to stare At me
the whole evening through your ghss
es.'
"Whst!-you west me to do that ~
eyes; and a. werom- ont you must
stand in the door AMI try to slip mo
q note--sake care that Gus sees you,
too"
"WeE, l declareI"
"Becalss you see, Jack, Gus likes
me. IGnow; but chen he is awful
slow, and he's w-ll"tf and lots Of ether
girls asc after him, and-and hes
got to bs hurried up q little, ~ it
were."
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09
American Boys Tor tho Navy.

The Secretary Of the Navy waA au
thorized by the last Congress- to ellis
$50 boys Of native birth as apprentices
TO man our var vessels. He has sue.
oeedsd in doing so, and as three times
IN many bows applied as could be taken,
he had the pick of the youngsters, who
had to pass through \ mental and
physical examination. The Secretary
says he could use as many more to I'D
vantage, and could eaisiy get them.
The boys, were picked up At different
ports alcng the Atlantic s-aboard, and
along tAs Mississippi, United STATES
ship having been sent up the river as
far rs st. Louis tor tkr purpose. Here
tofore American war vessels have been
mainly manned by foreign sesnen, but
under the new naval apprentice sys.
tenn, the "stripes sud stars" will b4
couRnitted to the care and keeping OF
native tars. The new departure is 50
setf-svidently reform in the right ds
r~ctiou. that it skould have been adop
eed loug ago.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09
ESALE,

sNo. l4l5 Delaware Avenue, wi4 al
dern Improvements.
We No. l2O9 jefferson streets, with mod
proyements.
on VanBureD street. between Eightl
NTH, gas, bath, etc.
No. 9O2 delaware Avenue, 8 ROOMS.
" No. ll08 Walnut street.
R No. sl8 Chestnnt street.
We No. 623 jefferson street.
NO. IN Maryland Avenue.
es Nos. 1lsO, 1laG, 1874 and llSo Wal
NNo. ll2s West Third street.
" cottage style)with medern impzove
and about acre Of land, suitable iol
tcian or q summer residence. EeaI
OaE Station, p, w. h B. X. X.
y desirable farm OF 81 acres, ono mile
hsre's Corner, ON the State Road, n
lom Railroad Station, land Of the best
and highly cultivated, with no bstter
FUR VENT.
house, No. III West Ninth street.
aouSe, No. So2 Delaware Avenue.
mousse, No. e04 Spruce street.
louse, No. 3ll Eagt Fifth street.
aouse No. l41S delaware avenue.
number Of smael houses in diffsrunt
the city.
mor thirteen acres Of Brandyvlns
shd, In lots to suit.
NVeral acres of Marsh on tn Town.
ny ~ between the Causeway and RSl-
To LOAN.
1000, in sums OF $500 TO q, 900.
pply 10 W. McCAULLEY d co.;
e06 Market street.
WilmingtOn, Del,
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09
Export Trade OF Ph stad G Iphia.

During the month of July the dom's
tic exports shipped from the port OF
Philadslpbia to foreign countries
amounted In value to e3.4l6, l6l,
which shows q marked Increase over
the same month of 1878, when the *
ports aggregated only $2,6s5 900
The exports in American vessels were
OF the value Of 1868 844, in foreign
vess, l. S3,G443iS The vessels clear
ing during 'ii- month were American
Ii, with tonnage amounting to Ill 7lO
tou~, AMI ,oe eign ll5, with an aggre-
gate tonnage Of S5, ,563 tons.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09
UnSPOKEN PRAYER.
By NARsAREr ). PRESTON.

I 90 tIrsd-too worn 10 pray,
can but told my hands,
EntreatIng In q v0iceless way,
OF Him who understands
How flesh and heart succumb-
How will sinks, weary weak,
!" Dear Lord, my lanRuid lips are dumb,
See what ! cannot speak"
Just as the wearied child,
Through sobbing pain 0rprest,
Drops, hushinK all Its waillnw wild,
t'p0n It's mothers br T.
So on Thy bosom,
Would cat my spoechless prayer,
Nor doubt thai Thou wilt let me lie
In trustful weakness there.
And though no conscious thought
Before me rises clear.
Tho prayer .twordless language wrought,
Thou yet will deivn to hear,
For W en-, at best. / plead
What 70 my spirit saith
/ only an the bruised reed.
And Thou, the breathing breath.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09

ESALE.-A good harf property on
fhe Cnristiaaa River, loot Of Church
over 2O feet front on the river, good
pier and pKing already In place for
|bg 45xl3O fset. Te ms easy.
the stock, fixtures, etc 0fa livery and
(able, ina southern city, now paying
|ght dollars day ,cleur OF all expenses.
stable 500 per year. win excnange
Flsrn land er city property.
D. A. BOND h CO.,
COL Sh pley street.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09
Secretary sha'1and the Ger.aaas

Secretary Schurz, who will leave
Washington on Friday Of next week, ia
preparing himself for one of those old
tim. German speech with which h-
electrified the G,rman voters in the
Lis.coln campaign of 1860. All the I'D
viees Indicate that the Germans not
only in Ohio ut of the entire West are
ones more rallying under the Repubii-
can Atandard. The Germans instinct
lively arr hyal eopl-, and kiow ts
value, and ac' ordilg To l4tters r. ceived
by Mr.. Schuiz and others, thos. who
went n raw since ths war new have
quite enough CT the Denoersts as they
-xhibi' ed themselves III the late extra
session. The speech Of Mr. hhurz will
be more on the issues Of parties of the
day than on finances.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09
! Letter from President Williams.
J For the RBPUBLICAM.
WILMINGTON, Aug. 8.

| Letter from President Williams
J For the RIPUBLIcAN.
WILMINGTON, Aug. 8.
MEssRs EDIToRs In reply to your
kind inquiries concerning the outlook
At the Wesleyan Female College fol
next year, have to say that the call
for catalogues during July and thus faI
Of August Is in EXCESS Of the calls fol
the entire scholastic year which closed
with June last. Judging from this, one
might safely infer that the increase for
the coming year will be gratifying
You no doubt, in common with me and
other Wi'mingtonians, rejoice in view
Of this prospect, for whatever helps
Wilminqton's institutions helps Viii
mington in general. Another crafty
ing thing in this connection is the fact
that the calls cover such a wide extent
Of country. All the way from Nebraska
To the Eastern States the calls come
Only to day l have answered some in
4uiries from lady who is talking Of
serding three scholars from Kentucky,
daughter and two grand -daugh
How about local patronage :? Well, 1
cannot say 30 much about that, sin, it
ia little early for parents to engage
seats. do not personally solicit pat
ronags, though am anxious to have
it. Although | sincerely believe that
VIZ have an excellent article in the way
Of school, and that We ought to, and
no doubt will soon, do the bulk Of the
select school work OF the city for girls,
asd although l might tell all this in
priva'e, still my native modesty is as
yet too strong to allow me to parade
our rxcsllencrs before the private indi-
vidual. Nevertheless Wa have quite .
Of day scholars already booked
Tor next year. Thanking you for your
Kindness remain, Yours very sincere.
w., J. N. WILLIAMS.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09
kub day Excursion

The steamer 'Major Reybold" will
make her usual Sunday excursion on
to morrow from this city, to Collins
Beach and Bombay Hook, and all for
the small sum of so cents for the round
trip. She leaves tn city at $50 q. m.,
returning leave Bombay Hook at $3.50
n. m.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09
A koeialist's Terrible Deaf h.

LokDos. aug. 8 S-AA Odessa despatch
TO the Times" says: A Socialist,
named Samoff, imprisoned here, has
Just died in the hospital from the effects
Of terrible burns inflicted with the in
tentioD of self destruction. He was
found in his cell sitting over petro-
lsum lamp. The fl"sh Of his fingers
was consumed, and his back up to the
neck was horribly burned. He was
removed to the hos pital, where he died,
without uttering word. ..
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09
Depressioa ~f the san ls4sninga
TsAsAcrO Trade.

M. Sautier, Omitted States Consul a
Cape Haytien, in dispatch to the De-
partmsnt Il S:a'e, r. ports oonsia-rabl.
distress in San Domingo on account O.
the failure to sell the present crop Of
tobacco, excepting small .qumtitie
smuggleA into Cuba, whence It Us ex.
ported as Cubsn tobacco or cigars. The
hulk of the t,6acco of San Domingo has
heretofore been SOLD to GERMANY Oy
ing to the recent tariff enacted iM that
Empire the mark.t for tobacco il closed
This makes q dhz- r.. nc. of over 81 600,
600 To the DouIinicans, and S75 1000 to
the Government by way of duties. In
some parts OF the island the planters
will substitute aSgar and coffee craps
for tobacco.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09

Prudent people always have Dr..
Balls Baltimore Pills convenient.
They often take the place Il d. tor
and cost only 26 cents. For sale every
where.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09
The Camer0ns at the White Hul.
phur Springs.

The CamerOIs 1t tho White Sui
phur springs.
OF the Camerons at the White 6ul-
pbur, . correspondent Of the Raleigh
s.Observ.r" writes: "Ths Camsrona
arc favorites with all the visitors who
have been honored with an iptroduQ-
tion, and, judging from the way sew
erAl prominent Southern mon walk
around arm in arm with tho old man,
and hang upou the honey Of his clio
qu-nt tongue for hours u = time, And
laugh at his witty and visAoions con.
versation, l think many ar- convinced
that old Simon Cameron ia not such q
had man after oil, II hs did injudicious
ly engage In little Irritation with 4
poor widow woman. The old man has
been quite show since hs las been
here, and among tho new arrivals thu
first question is not now, how do you
like ? nor have you improved any =
but have you seem old Simon Cameron ?
The venerable politician holds up un-
der ths wsiYht Of sighty-fo years
amazingly, for he Is the liveliest old
man who propenades the lawn and
can be ~. every night In the ball
room until eleven o'clock-not dauc,ng,
it is true, but carrying on the liv-li-st
kind of conversation with the ioveliest
Of the fair oues who congr-gate there.
Mrs. Don Cameron, who is = daughter
Of Judge Charles Sherman, of Ohio, land
was, bettre she b-cams Mrs. Cameron,
considered the belle of h-r native State,
is the Qs-en Of the bali room and the
par or here, and enjoys the distinction
of bring the handsomest woman at the
Whibs,"
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09

At the Ladies' Department Of z. Jas.
Belts Drug s ore, great care is taken
TO entirely satisfy every purchaser
Lady attendant.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09
SUNDAY READING.
CRowDIEG RELIGION.


"You never crowded religion on me
doctor!" .he pastor Of the late Commo
dors Vanderbilt says these words wer,
spoken to him bv the dying man. The
pastor. no doubt, received them as q
compliment for his acceptable manner Of
preaching Gods word. How sad 1t Ia
to think that so many ministers-and
many Ct them Msthodists, too-are
preaching for the compliments and Of
the worldly great. They appear to be
laboring for the "well done" Of NOR
tails, rather the "well done" of God
and His angels.
Tue pastor referred to abvve says he
preached the doctrines of the gospel
faithfully, and urged his hearers to
accept salvation. We have sat under
the ministry of good men who Preached
all the doctrines Of the Bible, and
urged people to accept Jesus as their
Saviour. But there was kind of in.
differences in their urging that made
sinners feel there was no cause for
alarm, nor motive for immedia accept.
ance OF the gospel.
There was lack Of the thing need
fal, viz: "erowding of religion" A
Methodist Captain of Commodore Van
derblt, who loved his employer, on his
dying bed sent this message to his rich
friend: "Tsll him II he don't repent
he will be damned" There was a
oro~ding in this message that reminds
US Of Nathan, and Elijah, and John tho
Baptist and of our Saviour.
There appears to be too mach Of q
spirit Of compromise in the ministry of
to dsy-not iu ell, thank the Lord, but
with agood many. There is . tendency
to speak smooth things, to preach in q
popular manner in q wsrldly point of
view. Let US have little more ''crowd-
ing of religion" on the people. The
church needs 1t; the ministry needs it
and sinners are perishing for the lack /
Of it.--"uoms Journal"
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09
DRUGS. MEDICINES, &C.
S Z. E T. E Y S
HARD RUBBER TRuSSES

Made In every desirable pattern, and lifted
perfectly to tho form Of the body, free from all
antnsss. Tho pads arc 40 spatomicslly con
structSa as to successfully meet the various
and NEST difficult i0rMs OF RUPTURE, af
iord1ng safety, comfort, cleanliness and great
dursbility. They can be worn while bathing
and are always reliable. A complete assort
nsnt suited to patients II all sizes; from the
smsal IN niant to tho stout adult and for all the
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09
WISE TO WIN SOULS.

The Rev. DR.. Wisner, when travel
ips through Western Massachuse.., ~,
once called Il 1 farm house to procure
. glass OF water. A young lady very
courteously brought one to him, and,
% hH turned to leave, he kindly said, ,
my friend, permit me to ask you, be.
fore 60, whether you have yet given
your heart to the precious Saviour ~
She told him frankly that she had not.
He conversed With her tenderly for q
few moments, and then bade her adieu
expecting never to meet her again un-
til the morn Of resurrection. Several
years Afterwards, when on board Of 4
stesmboat, going from New York "a
Philadelphia, he was acoosted by q
gentleman, and asked II he was the
Dr. Wisnsr who once visited the town
Of, in Massachusetts,. The stran
ger then informed him that q lady had
requested him, ifhe ever should meet
DIR. Wisner, to remined him o a young
girl who once gave him = glass Of water
vt farm house door. Tho brief con-
versatiou he had with her that SUN
.ner's day, had won her soul to Christ.
She sent her heartfelt thanks for a
kind word spoken in season. HE
that winneth souls is wiss."
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09
0kAY'S sxH CIFlC MEBIs sNE

as q seqaeEx. OF self Abuse; k.eesG memory
Unusual Lass tude, Pain In the hack, Dim
mess Of WHO Premature Old Age, ant
many othsr Diseases that lead TO Insanity OF
G)onsumpttxn and Premature Grave.
A1Enli particulars In our pamphlet, whief
wo dcsirelto send free ts every cue. The Spe
cido Medicine is sold by all druggists at 81
por packas Q, or six packages fUrSS, or will be
sent treetky mail on receipt os the msney by
addrossinE
THE GRAY MEDlUINECO., No. 10
Mechanics Block, Detroit, NTH. A0-Sold
in Wilmington by 2. JAMES BELT, WRole-
sale and Retail Druggist, Cor. Mh and Mar.
ket Stre1ts. And by Druggists everywhere.
mhlOtt
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09
CHRlST(AN ER0WTH,

The standard Of the Scriptures has
tho advantage Of double aspect, the
ideal and the practical. Its ideal is
thus expressed: :: Be W therefore per.
sect even as your Father which is in
Heaven is p~rtect, able to comprehend
with all SAINTS what is the breadth, and
length, and depth, and heEhth; and
to know tho love f Christ, which pass
eth Knowledge, that ye might be filled
with all Tire fullness OF God" Suct.
perfection and such.fullness are limit
less, and require an eter0ity for their
attainment. Nkey do, nevertheless,
assure us thatthere are no bounds set
to Christian growth in this life; and
that for utmost desire sud lottiest aspi-
ration OF the believing soul, full pro.
vision has bsex made in the abundance
Of saxEtifying grace. They tell US that
however high we have risen, there Are
heightLs shove US, and however low We
have gone, there is ftill in "the God
heads deepest sea, depths which We
have never sxplorsd.-Southers Chris.
tax Advocate.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09

WlLMlNt4T' N ArHEN AIIM.
Nv A Classical, English and Comm erciav
SchoNi TO- both sexes ,begianers and ad dvanced
students: ; Is the BEST, GHEA PEST and
hiahESI recommended in the State. Reg
ular ca a'ses or rprivate lesROnsin Latin. Greek.
Hebrew. German. French and Spanish. i'm the
various English branches and such n naIIv
Taught in colleg &. WIN reo,en Monday,
Sep ember l, at the Askew Building. Saw
enth and Market streets. For ,urther inl0r M
view with " iA'0h~
PROF. +. W. HOCHKEPPEL, Pripcipal.
Residence, III Tatnall street
Office Hour. I to 8 P. M. 7-as In
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09

LET.-Hall Seventh Street below Wal
nut, suitable for Lectures, Public Meet
Fairs, Festivals, Dramatic Entertain
etc. seats 40. Has stage fitted with
b, border and iootlights, and all stage
\, Good dressing rooms. Apply ut
FEh day, between Q and II A. M. - II
R SALE OR EXCHANGE. "A coraer
ItOre and dwelNng With baking at.
EVANS PENNINGTON,
ttt-e-o-d No. : Z EIGHTH ST.
R>ALE ATA BAkHAlN.-The stock,
fixtures, etc of enc Of the best Cigar
obacco Stores on Market street. Sold
fOunt Of Ill heal.h Gail or address ut
flce. 'C,"7l4 W. EIGHTH ST. 862t
R RENT,-The DWELLING No. As2 We,t
sixth Street, containing seven rooms
INT Tor $500 PEI month, balance Of the
Apply to PC. MCCOLLEY,
Sixth and Washington streets.
ANTED.-Agsnts for EVERLASTING
LAMP WICK, Never burns out, no
DO trimming or cleansing gives light
t'gas. Those meaning business, with
collars capital, call after 2 O'Clock.
ERRlTT'S EUROPEAN HOTEL.
y Cor. Front and French sts.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09

R NT.-1hres-stoIy house No. ll2l
Msrsst street, with all modern improve.
and in good order; splendid view Of
va rent low for the balance Of year.
Apply 10 HENRY DANDY,
iplSu 90 shipley treet.
brick dwellings pleas.
antly located, Noe. 3Os and 3l4 jackson
! In excellent order. viii be rented at
= low figure to responsible parties. Ap-
THOMAS X. LALLY.
klu COZ Market street.
h SALE OR EXCHAN}E-Farm Of
acre with stock, crops, etc. Good
lngs, close 10 station on the Philadelphis
Baltimore Central Raj road. Immediate
kdOn. EVANSPEN lN9TCN.
No. s East Eighth st.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09
FWk NALEOk kENTs

RV RENT.-Fourth-story Hall with !. Z
n anita rssms. JOHN y. hARK-
iul3f
|eRTGAGES negotiated, Rents
collected, Properties carefol.
snaged, Insurance placed In
"a cOmpAnfes, and convey.
m sccurately OXOc0 tod.
IN HEALD Il CO.,
M and Investment Broker
Clav ton Mouse Building
|RsALE.-Spring Chickens and fowls
frssb dressed. At Third street Market.
n N, Il. APPLETON.
|RS1LE OR RENT-A new house With
Al modern improvements.
u. H. TINDALE,
No. 70l French at
RsALE "A gosd COW. Apply CUR
70 l0lO MARYLAND AVE. A
" std ltw
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09

'niED "A cnOro woman to do gen.
'fal housework, with reference. Ap.
Ii. II TIND NIL.
.Ql Era an EffAAf
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09
a SHORr SERMON.

tt-n you, brethren, be honest in
your d-alings; take no advantage even
of u child. Be conscientious in your
bargains. Have a single eye aud a
single heart Ssek not to b. shrewd.
BE- not ashamed to be called simpls
And let me tell you a secret, which
ought mot DO Be secret, seeing it is
written il the Scriptures, that your
whole body will then be full of light:
ana this in 'evsry kind; you mi!l &C.
ansaY see further, and sse clearer,
tt,sn shrevd Gnd cunning men: AMI
yoa will b- less liable to be dupsd than
hhe9, provided you add to this another
pant of character which is proper to an
honest nlan-'namely, resolution to
psotect honesty and to disoounteuancs
every kind Of fraud. A cunning man
is never firm; but an honest man is;
a d0lble-mipded man is always un
sta'bis; a man OF faith ia firm az 6 rock.
| tell you there is a sacred connection
between honesty and faith; honesty is
faith applied to worldly things, and
faith is honesty qulckened by the
Spirit 10 the use of heavenly thipgs.-|
Edward Irving.
POOR BkLLow! HE DIED IN PovRRrY |"
said nan ofa p rson lat-ly deceased.
That isn't anything" exclaimed
',edy 4y-stander. ''Dying in poverty
$ 10 hardship. It's living in poverty
hat pats the thnmb-screws on tel-
ow." That is the way the case stands
With many. The man who dies poor
\ not the one to b. pitied, 1t is his
ami y who 1.-Two in poverty after his
eath who deserve our comniser alton.
Wat a pity it is that. some who ne
lect to insure their lives do not havsl
u bear the stress Of poverty such as is
aid upon their families. 1t might open
heir eyes q little. For such men do .
OF intend to be heartless nor cruel. 1t
) natural to some to postpone or ne
lect things the need Of which seems
'r away. They prepare for other
hings when the necessity for them b.
'mes appsrent,-why not for death :
ut death sends no notice of his inten-
ons; he SENS to delight in surprises.
'htn men say, peace and safety-time
Dough yet-lo, he is At the door
A man takes correction and advice
uch more easily than people think,
,ly he will not bear it when violent I
given, even though it be we'll founded. ]
lowers remain open to the soft falling
w, but shut up during the violent
,wnpOur of rain.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09
To LOAN
WANTED.

l).-A few cows 10 pasture Oh the
seVe III Street Narsh at u reasonable
app y at ,o4 East Seventh street.
WIN. H. BACON,
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09

fShoiED-A German Protestant girl II
."seneral house work. Apply at
eos w. NINTH SIT.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09

MS,iED.-To borrow 5000, TO be 80.
ufed by tirst MORTGAGE on farm noar
n. EVANS PENNINGTON,
bE. Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-09

ED.-A coach blacksmith and a
H,mmer. Apply at sll Walnut OF
E.al alstreet. h. F. SMELTZ. 4-2t*