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Daily globe., 1879-06-20
WINNIPEG.

Narrow Escape from Defeat Of the New Gov
ernment- Suicide, Shooting ARRAY, Etc.
Especial Telegram to the Globe.
WINNIPEG, June l9.-The newly organized
government had narrow escape from defeat
yesterday in the distribution bill, Capt. Scott,
of the opposition, moving an amendment pro-
viding for the holding of general elections un-
der the new bill. The government opposed the
amendment. which was lost by its seconder
backing down and voting against it.
A young married woman named McDougall,
from Waterloo county, Ontario, committed
suicide few days ago at Little Saskatchewan
by shooting herself through the head. She was
insane.
A man named Hyde, in Meadow Lea, about
twenty miles from here, was visited by body
of armed men Tuesday night, who elected him
and family from his home and pulled the
house down. A good deal of shooting was
done, but no one hurt. Thirteen of the band
are known, and will be arrested tomorrow.
Instructions havc been received by the GUS
toms authorities here to allow cartridges under
detention, to be passed. The government have
prohibited the Importation of cartridges, and
the instructions do not cover subsequent i'm.
portatiOns,
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The Great Western Bard will give one of
their grand picnic excursions from st. Paul
aud Saltwater to Lake Elmo on Sunday, the
22nd inst. This is to surpass all prior enter
tainments. Trains will leave st. Paul on the
st. Paul, Saltwater & Taylors Falls railroad at
8 4. NJ, P. NJ and 7:35 P. NJ. Returning, will
leave Lake Elmo at P. M, P. NJ and 10 P. NJ.
Fare, round trip so cents. Trains will leave
Saltwater at 1890 A. M. and $3.50 P. M, and
leave the lake for Saltwater ut P. NJ.
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Highland Park.

The Great Union Band will supply Highland
Park with music next Sunday. This park is
admirably located on Dayton Bluff for recrea-
tion, and the utmost efforts will be made to
give all visitors an enjoyable time. The best
of order will be preserved and no one who goes
will regret it.
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You WIN Find

Many specialties, both in goods and prices, at
THE BOSTON. 4S East Third street, st. Paul,
that cannot be found at any other store in the
city. For instance, Boys Blue Flannel Sailor
Shirt Waists at 9Oc. Boya' Twilled Blue Flan-
mel Suits at e2.00. Boys Percale Shirt Waists
at 25o. Mems genuine Russells Cashmere
Frock Suits at $3.50. Mems heavy all linen
White Duck Vests at q. so, and many ether
bargains that we would be pleased to show you
should you favor us with call.
Boston "ONE-PR1cE" CLOTHING HOUSE,
43 East Third street. St. Paul.
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"one Of the Best Investments"

"One Of the Best Investments"
MANKATo, Minn.. April II, 1879.
Prof. W. A. Faddis, st.. Paul:
DEAR Sm: Having passed several months
at your College, take pleasure in recommend
ing the course to any young man wishing to OBJ
tain a practical business education.
The instruction received at your place has
been worth many times its cost, and consider
the time and money spent there as one of the
best Investments could have made.
Yours truly,
G. M. PALMER,
Bookkeeper and Secretary of the Mankato
Linseed Oil Co.
st. Paul Daily News.
The first number of the Saint Paul Daily
Ne,us will not appear until Monday afternoon,
June 23d, owing to the impossibility of getting
the carriers routes in order before that time
RAMALEY & CUNNINGHAM,
l9 WabashaW Street.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

yXTANTED-A,partner with one or two hundred
dollars, to tste charge Of business sure to pay.
Gall on Northwestern Agency. corner Sixth and Rob
ert streets. 1877
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HORSES CARRIAGES, %.

vNTANTED-Buyers for the celebrated Emerson,
w Fisher Co.'S Buggies, Carriages, Phaetons
and Spring Wagons. Edward Mckinney, Wabashaw
street, is sole agent for st. Paul and surrounding
country. All correspondence promptly answered,
and work fully warranted. Al. CREIGH,
1S8 General Salesman.
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REAL EsTATE-In the CITY.

DOR sALE-3O0 lots, cheap and eligible, in differ
Il ent parts of the city, on payments TO suit pur-
chasers who buy to build. d. A. ROBERTSON,
McQuilan Block 140.
II HAVE desirable residence lots for sale on easy
j. terms, and to those who will erect house will
give time on part or the whole Of the purchase
price. u. L. LAMPREY 126.
TlHos. COCHRAN. Jn., NO. II WABAsHAW
STREET, REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE
AND LOANS
FOR RENT,
My own house, 1873 Summit avenue, II rooms, with
all the modern improvements, furnace, gas, bath
room, etc.
The selby Place, corner Dayton and Summit ave-
nues-party furnished.
No. 70 Dayton avenue, formerly occupiedby W. T.
Whitehouse. -,
No. 1873 Wabashaw street. near College avenue.
FOR SALE.
The shop formerly occupied by BergsmA, and the
dwelling house adjoining, both on leased ground, on
Wsbashaw street, just above Eighth street. i'll.
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9 OAR LOADS Of the best farm horses Of the sea-
Il son just received At Gruber's barn, Seven Cor
ners, consisting Of extra far and gedings and
single drivers. A HILL 30.
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In the Country.

Y 000 ACRES choice farm lands, early selec-
(,UUV hons, convenient to railroad stations
prime wheat lands or natural meadows, Is you may
prefer, in tracts Of 100 to $40 acres inKandiyoh Chip
LEONARD B. HODGES, st. Paul, MINI. s1-d&w
GTRANaBR-1fy you want any good farming Land
y write to or inquire Of LEONARD B. HODGES
st. Paul Mimi. 31-dAv
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T OsT-on, Tuesday, either on n p. r. R. or c., NJ.
I& st. Paul B. B., pocket-book containing papers
and mileage ticket. The finder will please return It
to this Office and be rewarded. 157-69
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PAINTING.
LOST AND FOUND.

DANTINd-P. F.FITZGIBBON, +. house q
il sign painting. No. 1877 jackson street.
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BILLIARD TABLES.
TO EXCHANGE.

ElOR SALE-Two Novelty carom billiard tables AZ
= good as new, at PERKINS, LYONS h CO., 96
East Third street. -. s.
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H0UsEs WANIEu

house with water, from eight
wv to fteen dollars not higher up than 10th street.
Enquire at Northwestern Agency, corner 9Th and
Robert streets 81 ss;.4s 1877
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SITUATIONS oFFERED-Females.
WANTED Immediately "A competent German
w girl, at 1S0 East Ninth street. 155
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SITUATIONS WANTED...Males.

pITUATION WANTED-By good coupositor.
~ Twenty-Five dollars given to the person getting
me permanent work. Address HORACE ROBERTS,
Lincoln, Nebraska, 1855
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OANS Of 81, 90 and $500, at 10 per cent, on city
III property. D. A. ROBERTSON, McQuinan Block.
MONEY 10 LOAN ON REAL ESTATE sEOURI-
Ul TY-The Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Company Of Milwaukee Is prepared to take I'll
strictly hrstclass loans that may offer, upon real
estate security, in eastern and southeastern Minne-
sofa, years time ct lowest current rates Of
tn terest Application may be made to @. T. BUELL.,
10 East Third street, St. Paul, or Clum Drew,
Winona 1S5.2N
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$4,000 asnnsssa nGas At nine 5ss
Apply to WIN. B. McGRORTY, 76 East Third street.
Daily globe., 1879-06-20

A YOUNG MAN would like situation as clerk or
~ assistant book-keeper; college education, good
references, speaks French and English. Address J..
w. T., GLOBE Office. 1bO.
Daily globe., 1879-06-20

WANTED-Byt the Newspaper Union, girl from
W. fifteen TO seventeen years Of age to learn to
set type. Must live at home, have common school
education and be willing to 10 work for three
years. Apply at the GLOBE counting room after 10
O'Clock to-day. 1866 8
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M WANIED-By sober young man, place to TAX
w care of horses and n axe himself generally use
~: Has q ten years. experience. Address, P. GEL
MORE. this office .. .I5,8ss 1IOs
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CITY aLoBULEs.

Five feet three inches was the water mark on
the board yesterday.
Judge Dillon arrived in the city last evening,
court to-day.
Officer Mitchell ran In drunk and disorder
ly, combined in big heaps Of each, of Mime
sofa street last night.
The board of directors of the aims house and
hospital met yesterday, ana issued ten full and
fourteen half orders for provisions.
The old reliable passenger packet, Red Wing,
with Captain Hight trodding the roof, leaves at
$50 A.. NJ, this day, and is now lying ut the
levee .... ~
child belonging to Dennis Igo, of Cedar
street, was lost last night at the park concert.
Officer Broemer did the part of a good angel
and restored the lambkin to the fold.
The Neillsvillc Guards, of Neillsville, Wis,
who have been having their summer camp ex-
cursion at Lake Calhoun, paid the city an in
formal visit yesterday. They pass through to-
day, homeward bound.
To date, 949 dogs were entitled to legal e1-
istance in this city. All day yesterday Treas
urer REM was converting license tags into the
dollars of our dads, for anxious folk posses
sed of favorite pups.
Captain Low received note from Captain
Jack Reaney yesterday, announcing his safe
arrival at Bayfield,, improved in health and
spirit, and as fishing is good gives no inkling
as to date OF his return home.
Jesserang laid new floor in police head
quarters yesterday. He's been pleading for it
with the council for months as much needed,
and finally in despair he went to work and did
the business on his own account.
The commissioners appointed to appraise
the valuation of lands to be taken by the
Northern Pacific railway for freight depot and
grounds, will meet at o clock P. NJ. to-day, at
the office of board of control old court house.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-13
One Week I'm Wall street.

October 7th, 1878, Western Uniol
Telegraph stock sold at the New Yorl
Stock Exchange for 1854, a fuctuatio1
of 9.3 8 per cent. in seven days y, 50(
shares sold on margin of one per cent
required an actual capital of $4,000
The same stock delivered at 1884 gave
profit of 9.3-s per cent. on the stock
or t937.50 per 100 shares. On the
whole 1880 the actual profit was
Sly, 1880 or 9.3-S times the capital
used, in one week. This is a single
case taken from the official record of
the Stock Exchange, and shows how
money is made so rapidly in stocks.-
Few people, however, have the neces-
sary cash to put up in order to realize
such immense profits as these, but cap
ital in any amount from $40 to $50, 900
can be used with equal success by the
new combination system of operating
in stocks which Messrs. Lawrence &
Co., Bankers, New York, have estab-
liished. By this method of pooling
thousands of orders, in various sums,
and operating them as one immense
capital, shareholders realize large
profits, which are divided pro rata
monthly. New circular has "two un-
errinG lies for success,' and full de-
tails, so that any one can operate prof
itably. Stocks and bonds wanted. Coy
,ment bonds supplied. Apply to
Lawr"r 4 Co., Rnnkers, 81 Exchange
Place, N. Y. City.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-13
Learned Convict.

David Peters, colored man, who
eleven years ago was sentenced to the
Rhode Island penitentiary for fifteen
years for an attempted assault on it.
tie girl, is about to be pardoAed out.
When convicted he was very ignorant,
but at once took to studying, and has
steadily applied himself to the i'm
provement of his mind ever since. The
result is that he is to-day one of the
best scholars in the Seate, and as a
lnguist has few equals in the country.
He has mastered French, German, Ital-
ian, Spanish, Hebrew, Greek, Latin,
Sanskrit, Portuguese and number of
other languages. He has frequently
delivered orations before the other
prisoners.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-13
Oliver vs.. Cameron.

A special despatch from Washington
says: The trial Of the suit of Mary
Oliver against ex-senator Simon Cam
eron for breach of promise to marry il
set for Thursday, the 18th inst. Sub
p@nas were issued to day on PLAINTIFF
account for George C. Gorham, Secre
tary of the United States Senate; Chris
topher Critzman, Clerk of the senat,
Committee on Appropriations; W. T.
Creary, Postmaster of .be United States
Senate; J. S. Shead, DR.. Byron Sun.
de-land, Chaplain of the Senate; DR..
D. W. Bliss. James Kellher, livery
stable keeper, and ex-GoverhCr McCor-
mick, late Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury. A subpoena duces tecum was
issued for Secretary Sherman, to com.
pei him to produce at the tria, the let.
ter of Mr.. Cameron to Secretary Bris-
tow, in which Mr.. Cameron urged the
appointment of Mrs. Oliver to a posi-
tion in the Treasury Department.
Colonel VIM. A. Cook, senior counsel
Of Mr.. Cameron, says that Mr.. Cam
eron, in promising Mrs. Oliver employ
ment, did moth 'ng more than any other
Senator would have done under SINH
lar circumstances. Mr.. Cameron ad.
mits that he wrote to Secretary Bris-
tow asking employment for Mrs. Oliver,
as she was In needy circumstances and
had applied to him for assistance. ID
This, Of course, created an acquain-
tancs between them, and, as in all
cases of the kind, something of a ia
miliarity sprung up. She visited him
the same as other women visit Con-
gressmen through whom employment
has been obtained, but there wa,
nothing hidden in her visits. However,
they became annoying 20 him as she
became 30 persistent, and he strongly
hinted to her to discontinue them.
The claim that he ever proposed mar
riage to her is simply ridiculous. In
regard to the ma tier of a comproms.
he rendered her 81 900 in order to
avoid further talk, which had become
very annoying to him and his family.
Colonel Cook promises that Mr.. Cam
sron will be pre- ent on Thursday at
The trial, when evidence will be sub.
nitted that will stop the case then and
here
Daily Republican., 1879-03-13
A Word for Alcohol,

DR.. Edward T. Caswell, of Rhode Is
land, discoursed upon "Alcohol from ,
Medical Standpoint" Tuesday evening
before the Jefferson Medical Colleg,
Alumni Association, Philadelphia. H,
said that his object was not to depic
the evils resulting from the abuse o
alcohol, or to repeat the favorite stories
of temperance speakers. Scientific mer
are beginning to discuss the subject
and learned doct,rs are free in express.
ing the opinions The discussion pc
culiarly becomes the medical profession,
as the physician naturally turns over
in his mind the vexed question: "What
course shall suggest to my patients?"
DR.. Caswell explained at length the
effects of alcohol upon the system. In
order to show the great value ofalcohol
as medicine he quoted from the writ
ten and verbal reports of many leading
doctors. He also mentioned the fact
that forty years ago alcohol was extern
sively used in treating fevers. In a
Moscow hospital, where the eyes Of
many patients were falling out, learn
ed physician tried brandy, and reduced
the number of what were considered
fatal cases from As per cent. to Q per
cent. The lecturer took glance at
Germany and France, where he said
alcohol is much used, but in moderate
q Quantities, and he asked where else in
in the world is there so great proportion
of men activity and brilliancy? He ad-
vocated the moderate use of alcohol
and said that the greatest enemies Of
are those who preach total
Abstinence,
Daily Republican., 1879-03-13
Special Mention.

| Counter and store-fxtures for sale
f at J. Halls, Jr., 5O7 Market street, aIst
his entire stock of boots and shoes al
md below cost. Bargains can be had
there, as he is selling off to close bust
ness.
Ferd. Carson, Merchant Tailor, 233
Market street, Wilmington, Del, has
just laid in fine and much larger
stock of cloths and spitings than any
; he has previously kept, and anticipate
a large business this Spring, and in
vites all to give him a call, whether
you wish to buy or not.
For good beef 70 to the Delaware
market. King street, between 5th and
9th, where you can be accommodated
with all kinds of fresh and salt meats
at the lowest market prices, every day
and evening in the week. Nothing but
the best beef, mutton, veal, pork and
sausage is hept in this market house.
Prepared Wheat and Papoma for in
fants and invalids sold by J. R. Hart
man, Druggist, corner of 5th and Pop
lar streets.
Just received an invoice of Light
Navy, good chewing, at the Grea. To-
bacco Mart, 4th and Shipley Streets
Only 45 cts. per pound. Whew how
cheap.
| have lot of excellent flour that L
will close out this week at $500 per
barrel, regardless of the advance, te-
fore removing to 30S W. Front street,
where hope to receive the favors of
my present patrons and friends. Ezra
Fell, lis 4. 4th street.
Fine, clean selected bird seeds, Just
received, by Taylor & Fullerton, 3O2
King street.
F. .McMonagle, dealer in pictures,
picture frames, &C., will continue the
business at his old stand, N. W. corner
Third and King streets.
Handkerchief Extracts, by the bottle
or in any quantity, at McInall's, End
and Market streets.
All the popular hair dyes, colorings
and dressings, are for sale by J. R.
Hartman, Druggist, corner of 5th and
Poplar streets.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-13
Roasted COnGes.

Thurber's Best Coffees are selected
from the choicest cotfees In the market
especially for their strength and ex
quisite flavor.
They are roasted in Improved French
Coffee Roasters, which took the Paris
Exposition Prize.
The great advantage these roasters
possess over those generally in use in
this country consists in hellOw shaft,
perforated with small holes, which a.
lows the moisture from the coffee to es-
cape without the coffee absorbing coal
gas from the fire. This accounts for
the heretofore unexplained underworld
celebrity of French coffee.
For sale only at 8 and East Seventh
street, Wilmington, Del, hy Chas. X.
Gano, agent for H. K. " +. B. Thurber
& Co., New York.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-13

The bill to divorce William j. Ricl
ards from his wife Mary X. Richards, o
motion Of Mr.. Doran was passed.
The bill to authorize the commission
ers to lay out new road in Coda
Creek Hundred, Sussex County, wa
read and with II a renOnstrance upol
: the same subject.
The bill to divorce Mary Wolf from
her husband Thomas Wolf passed.
MIR. Short presented petition re-
commencing the appointment of an In
surance Commissioner which was read
The bill to amend section SS, chapter
70 Revised Code, entitled "of the city
of Wilmington" was taken up and
passed. 1t provides that property
owners can pave in front of their own
property and not be compelled to get
ffteeE ireeholders to second him in a
petition for permission
The bill to transfer the lands OF
Levin s. Hitch, mentioned earlier in
the morning, passed.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
To-day at 3 o'clock being the hour
set apart for the consideration of the
bill in relation to roads over M!ll dams,
the matter was taken up. Mr.. Dean
was the principal advocate of the bill.
The tenor Of the argument was that the
expense of repairing mill dams became
all obligatory on the part Of the author
tiles after their erection. On motion of
Mr.. Fooks it was indefinitely postpon-
cd.
The bill to incorporate the Laurel
Grange cooperative store was passed.
Tho bill TO amend section l, chapter
533, vol. l3 Laws Of Delaware, in rela-
tion to the roads of the town of Newark,
was introduced by Mr.. Dean.
The bill to provide for additional
sessions of Court of New Castle county,
was read the second time.
The Senate bill to incorporate the
purchasers Of the Pennsylvania and
Delaware railroad, was read the frst
time.
The vote to incorporate the Game
Protective Association which was taken
yesterday, was on motion of Mr.. Nee
dies re-considered and the bill referred
to the Committee on Corporations.
At4.30 the House went into COM
mittee of the whole for the considsra.
ton Of the liquor tariff. After mo-
tion from Mr.. Fooks prescribing the
time for debate to ten minutes and one
not to speak more than twice
The bills with amendment was read.
discussion occurred over
their respective merits, after which
The bill already published and known
as the free license hill WAS accepted
with su amendment appointing asu
pervisor offered by Mr.. Dean
At 6.35 the committee arose and re. s
ported to the House the bill decided t
lpon which was lost by the following !
'ote: a
Ayes-Conoway, Dean, Deran, Fooks 9
1ambson, Riggs, Short and Wares. \
Noes-Cochran, Collins, Hall, Hearn, o
1suston, Laws, Savin, Needles, Sharp, l.
Webb, and Mr.. Speaker-l1. t
At ITO House adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-13
The Ladies' Temperance Aid.

The Ladies Temperance Aid of the
Wilmington Temperance Reform Asso.
citation will hold public meeting this
evening at their new Hall over Crosby
Il Hills store on Market street below
Third. The meeting will bs addressed by
Samuel P. Goodwin, Esq, President Of
the Franklin Reformatory Home of
Philadelphia, and Geo. NJ. butcher Of
this city. The public are re4uested to
oring Moody & Sankey's Hymns with
them as congregational singing will be
sung. Sacred songs, will be appropri-
ately rendered. These meetings of the
Ladies Aid have but one aim, TIE re.
formation of men and women from the
curse of strong drink, and elevating the
position of the Drunkard to higher
place of christian enlightenment. The 4
audience may rest assured that no frivo-
lous entertainment is proposed in con-
nection with these meetings, but solid
temperance work, for the advancement
of which these meetings will be held on
the gospel plan, and the ladies ask the
sympathy and aid of the christian COM
in the furtherance of their work.
The public is requested to come out in
their strength to night and help the
Ladies to strike blow for God and
Fallen Humanity.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-13
Something New,

The Apollo Range is latest improved
six hole range, and is first class in
every respect. 1t is the only range in
the market that has the Patent Duplex
Crate. a valuible invention for remov-
ing ashes, slate and clinkers insanity
and completely with one motion, with
out disturbing the fire or making a
dust, as the Range is entirely closed
during the operation. Call and see it
at II. +. Pickles, 7 and 8 Il. 4th,
street, to examine and compare prices,
whether you wish to purchase or not.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-13
L., THURSDAY, MARCH Ii. 1879.
Some OF eur New Con,er..

A note from John s. Hoffscker, no,
travelling in the West, dated Cleveland
Ohio, March 7th., to t1e Smyrns
"Times," has the following in refsrsnc
to several parties who are to becom,
residents of our State,
think told you of ny eco uaintaaU,
made by travelling with Mr.. Elias r.
FELTON, and the fact of his owning th.
SHAW nee farm" near Milford, Del.
Yesterday was invited ont to tea and
spent the evening with the family, who
are now boxing and packing their
household goods to ship them to Mil
ford. Likewise aneighbor of his, Mr..
Louvre, is loading his effects on the cars,
also shipping his horses to Brenford,
DEL, near which station he has recent.
ly bought farm. Mr.. l.. has two
brothers who are also pleased with
Delaware. The family united are rep.
resented to me as being very wealthy,
and possibly all of his brothers will
settle there eventually.
Mr.. FELTON, is principal Of the Spen
cerian Business College of this city.
His wife and children are going down
DOW but on account of business engage
.nents he will not leave until tall. They
IRE going to make the change for eli
matio benefit on pulmonary and rleu-
matte affections. Mr.. f. says the Low
ers were attracted there by the circulars
of the real estate agents. | find Della.
wares fruit advantages attracting the
attention of the people at various points
Of my ramble by rail, the tendency Of
which ought to be- very healthful on
real estate. Mr.. FELTON, sent over for
Mr.. Lower to come and see live Della
warean at his house, but Mr.. L. said he
was running two teams to the cars with
goods aud could not leave, otherwise it
would give him great pleasure. Doubt
ess you will make his acquaintance
pretty soon.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-13
Temperance at Ktnrswood.

The Missionary Committee OF the NJ.
s. Il. A., hold temperance meeting at
Kingswood Chapel, this evening. ALle
speakers will be present, aud all the
friends of the cause in that section Of
our city are invited to attend.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-13

I'D DHEUMATISM.-I his dreadful torment.
IL the doctors tell us, is in the blood, and !,
knowing this to be true, we advise every sui
ferer to try bottle of Durang's Rheumatic
Remedy. 1t is taken internally and will post
ftpely cure the 1oorst case in the shortest time,
Sold by every druggist in Wilmington.