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subscriptions for the same:
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Diseases Female Weakness and ENceSsts;
HUNTS REMEDY in prepared EXPRESSLY for
these diseases.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., Aug. 10. 1873.
WM. Z. CLARKE: Dear SlrHHavlng Witness
ed the wonderful effect of HUNTS REMEDY
in nv own case, and In u great number of
others, recommend it to all afflicted with KID
disease should escure the medicine which will
cure In the shortest possible time. HUNTS
REMEDY will do this.
E r. DAwLEY, IS Dyer St.
PROVIDENCE, X. l. june IL. 1878.
WM. e. CLARKE: Dear Sir-A member OF
my family had been troubled for several years
with kidney Disease. and had tried numerous
remedies without relief; ehe used HUNTS
REMEDY, and was completely cured.
E~n
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DHUNT'S REMEDY.the
I Great Kidney and
Liver Medicin, cures
Pains in the Back,
Side or Loins, and
all Diseases of the
kidneys, bladder and
ur / nary organ 3,
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made to the bills in his veto messages.
tackled in the appropriation bill. He
said the republicans were estopped from
making this objection. as they had fol-
lowed the same practice. The objection
made that they were trying to starve the
general government he characterized as
a gross Misrepresentation and ialsehood
upon the democratic party. lie said
| that the president had constituted him.
self third house of congress and
usurped the right to 90 in defiance to the
demand and will OF the people. He said
that in passing appropriations congress
alone had the right to say how much and
for what purposes money should be ap-
propriated, and that the representatives
were aone responsible to the people,
and that the president had no right to
veto measure simply because congress
saw proper to limit and specify its uses.
He here showed the financial policy Of
the republican party and the tallacy of
Sherman's pet scheme called resump-
ton, on which he hopes and expects to
ride into the, presidential chair. He
said: Is his kind of resumption states
manship? No. Is 1t common-sensc?
No. 1t is simply contracting the paper
money OF the country until you have as
much gold as you have paper. and then
you have Sherman's resumption. He
said the real estate of the country would
not pay half as much debt as it would a
lew years ago, and it was manly due to
the financial policy of the republican
party. He then proceeded to state what
the democrats proposed to do. We pro.
pose. he said, to preserve to the people
and to perpetuate in the administration
of the general government freedom o.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
Tho New YORK Canvass Ceiling
Lively.

New YoRK, Sept. 16.-Althougl the
positive announcement had been made
hat the natienal committee 5 to
meet here to-day, in hope Of lar ,niz-
ing the Democratic party of the ate,
nosuch meetipc was held and nor is
to be. Both the Robinson and the
Kelly men Say that, SO far as tLey are
.oncerned, nothing of the kind mas
ben thought CT. Senator Mel .r5oD,
Senator McDon aid a, Mr.. Eaton, ol
Connecticut, m IN bers ofthe committee,
rS'e in town t. day.
hey did no. 'neei, however, and it
could l. t be lie. .'ed that there was
any xiv | of az ll.ical conferenc The
plcetir, IS to bt in Washingto some
cay this week. The quarrel latween
Kelly and Robin son goes on apae how
ever, Both sides are arrapg ng for
ralif an meetings and toi onlight
process ons. Ad yices from half doz-
ed country towns represent that Kelly
clubs are being formed, showing that
the movement spreads into the rural
districts to some extent. 1t Is mostly
where Tilden hit some influential IN u
Der of the Canal ring, however. h xt
week the active campaign work will
begin by the three parties The Green
hackers give sings of ente. .ng the can
vass. Solon Chase speaks in ew
York tomorrow night, and Kear" ~ is
coming East to stump the State.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
The Odd EollOMA.

BALT1MoP' Sept. l6.-At the session
of tho Grand Lodge of the United States
to-day the Grand Sire appointed Rep
resentatives Gwinner, of Pennsylvania;
Underwood, Of Kentucky; Garcy, OF
Maryland; Stebbins, of New York, and
Busby, Of North Carolina, co nmittee
to revise the rules of the order.
A resolution was presented giving
Rebekah Lodge the right to confer the
degree Of Rebekah n fifth degree mem
bers, which was referred to the Com
mittee on Degree of Rebekah.
Mr.. Gwinner, of 5nnsylvania, offer
ed resolution to translate the ritual
into the French language, which was
referred to the Finance Committee.
Idr. Lindsly, of Wisconsin, offered a
resolution asking translation of the
ritual into the Norwegian language by
the Grand Lodge of Illinois and Wis
consin, which was adopted.
Mr.. Lindsey also offered a resolution
admit ing the widow of a dropped mem
Der to the degree of Rebekah, and tie
widowed mother of the same class G.
members, which was referred to the
Committee on Degree of Rebekah.
David Downes, John T. Jakes and +.
II. Spencer are the delegates in at.en-
dance from Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
Maine EIectia :.

Returns of the election Il S,ine frt
all the Senatorial, and all ~. .tohe of t,e
Representative Districts, sho the etc
ton Of 10 Republican memt ers of the
Senate against II opposition. This in
sures the election of Republican State
officers.
1t il reportr hat in the town of Ca
naan, Somers I, unity, the vote re-
turned is % 3ya 50 of the | gal mum
Der If voter 80 . wn by the poll list.
The town oa urge Democratic ma
jority, and should its entire vote be
vitiated it would make the Senatorial
vote in Somerset County very close, and
possibly add to the Republican major
itY In the Senate.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
MASSACHUSETTS REpUiBIIcANs,
Lieutenant Governor Long Nomt.
nat'd for ,GOyeraor-Souad ana
Ringing Resolutions, -.

WoRcHEsrER, Sept. l6.--The Repub-
llcan state Convention was called TO
order by Hon. Ehon F. Stone, and he
was elected temporary chairman. He
appointed the CT stomary committees,
and that on organization reported ths
name OF Ex-Governor Bullock for per
manent chairman, with number Of
'ther officers for the Convention. The
port was adopted, and Mr.. Bullock,
j., taking the chair, made speech on
til" issues of the day. Shortly after
o'e o'clock the Convention proceeded
to ballot tor candidate for Govern.
or, tbs return was, Lien
tenant Governor John D. Long. 669
votes; Lon. Henry L. Pierce, ex-Mayor
Of Bostol, sos votes. The nomination
OF Mr.. Loug was made unanimous,
hon. Bryon Weston Ct Dalton, was nom-
mated for Lieute- ant Governor: Geo.
Marston, Of New Berfori for Attorney
General; Charles R LAID, Of Srrinr.
field, for Auditor; henry B. Piercs for
Secretary of State, and Charles Endi-
colt, of Canton, fo. .easurer and Re-
celver General.
The platform demands that elections
shall be free from all military inter
ference as well as o from all other
improper iniiuercrs; denounces the
Democrats for attempting to revive
sectional issues for party advancement.
and for attempting to coerc. the Prssi :
dent to DO their will ty refusing to
vote the means needed for carrying on
the government; pledges the Republican
party to economy and all proper effort,
to sustain the national credit; congratu-
lates the people on the success Of re-
sumption and tbs revival of prosperi-
ty; applauds President Hayes for his
recent vetoes, and for his wise and
successful administration of ns tional
affairs; favors biennial sessions of the
Legislature; endorses, the sdministra-
tion of Gov. Talbot, and recommends
the election of the ticket above given. 6
The platform was adopted mem. con-.
amid great enthusiasm, and the Con-
vention adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
George NJ, butcher.

From tho North American.
Gtorgs NJ. butcher, this thing has
got to stop. You are constantly alver-
tised as the celebrated temperance lee
turer ly slanderous reports that you
have ''aserted your wife that you go
on specs; that you are in luuatic
asyll'i that you have committed sui
cidr. and that you are dead in sons
oth"r way. Then everything is denied
separately, and now every thing is de-
Dird collectively. Now, George, do
stop. A free, enlightened and inde.
pendent press won't stand it much Ion
ger. Instead of appointing the som
mittee you ask for, to investigate
whether you are a'iye or not, one will
he appointed with special il ructiors
to radically abolish you.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
National min ! Association.

The first annual fal, meeting of the
Nstionel Rifle Association opened at
Crecdmoor yesterday, In the Army
and Navy "JourDal'' match at 500
yard ., opened to teams Of II Of militia
or regulars, II teams entered. The
20ta Separate Company team OF Biug-
hamton, New York, won with score
Of 35l points OF, Of a possible 400.
The Latin and Rand mattel at 200
yards, seven shots each, was won by P.
W. Blue, of the regulars, with a score
of "a at each range, or IS out of pos
sible 70. The match for Gatling gun,
value, 5000, to oe won twice, was won
by the 10th Separate Comp~ay, of Nav
York, by score of 36l. 1t now be-
comes the property OF tho winners, they
having won in last year AZ well. II
has been NJ for competition sine, 1878.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
The Weather.

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, Sept. III
A. M.
Indications for Wednesday-For the
Middle Atlantic States, clear or partly
cloudy weather, with possible rain
areas in the northern portions south
west winds. stationary or higher tenn
perature fsI:"s, I'll, IL northern
portions by rising barometer.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
A straightforward Dollar Libel.

A case that is likely to create consid-
cradle interest in maritime circles was
begun in the United States District
Court, Philadelphia, on Tuesday, by
the filing of libel asking for $50, 900
by Theodore J-nson, late master of the
Norwegian bark LUNA" The libel is
brought on behalf Of tt owner and
surviving crew of the vessel named
against the new steamship "Belgen-
land" of the Red Star line. The "Lu-
ma" sailed from Porto Rice oil the 4lb
of August last with cargo OF sugar,
bound tor Queenstown. On the Sd of
the present month it is alleged that the
lookout discovered the "B-lgenland" a
a mile or two distant shaping her course
in such manner that unless she altered
1t collision must ensue; and that the
wind was in such a direction that she
should have kept out of the "Luna's"
way. The latter craft, in order not
to embarass the movements of the
steamer, held on the same course, but
the "Belgenland" took no measures to
prevent colliding, coming on at full
speed, and cutting the bark in two,
causing all but five Of the crew TO be
lost.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
NSIalah(qs

The season at tie rand Opera House
will be fairly under way the coming
week.
On Monday evening ext charming
performance will be Il zen by the Broad
street Theatre Comp embracing th'
full company, will .iiss Belle Mac
Kenzie, MSS Jenny il sh and 80 9th
ers. They will pr sent "Vhe Little
Duke"
On Saturday, Oct. 18th, Collins ORA
matte Compsny, no" performing at the
Park Theatre, Phile aelphia, will pre-
sent "The Bankers Daughter"
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
Troops from EnSIend,

A dispatch from Portsmouth, Eng,
Sept. l6sb, says:-The British troop
ship "Malabar," with forty officers, has
sailed for Bombay. She will call at
Queenstown to embark over HOO men,
composed of drafts from various regi-
ments, and is under orders to complete
the passage with all practical despatch.
The drafts will be fastened up country
TO take part in the operations against
Afghanistan. n"
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
Sad and Lonely.

Frank Foy had things all to himself
at the Police Court last evening. His
Honor gently informed Frank that the
charge against him was drunkenness
and asked Frank If that was correct.
Frank acknowledged the soft impeach-
ment, aud His Honor informed him
that fifty cents and cost would be the
penalty for his indisccetion.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
MeSlicni.

From the Berlin Medical Gazette
Souvielle, by his invention of the Daris
8, irometer for the treatmena of the
throat and lung diseases, undoub btedly
d ,covered the best method for curing
til sse diseases, made more terrible by
the failure of the physicians. Every
physician should have one. His office
is at No. PIG West Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
PREsIDENTiAL CANDIDATES.
Views Of a Democratic Senator
TtEden's N0n,inaif0n Improba

bic. .-..s
WASHINGTON, Sept. l6--A prominent
Senator, W , is member OF the Ma.
t'onal Democratic Committee, in re.
cent ;onver sation regarding the avai,a-
BILE Presidential candidates of the tao
parties, said that he had not the remot.
est ide" that Tilden would be again
nominated. Admitting, he said, th at
a majority of the delegates to the next
Democratic National Convention were
in favor of Tilden and would vote for
him On the first ballot, that would not
help his cause any.
The chief obstacle, he thought to Mr..
Tilden's nomination was the two-thirds
rule, which had been adopted in every
Democratic National Convention since
lS26-two-thirds Of the votes of the
delegates present to make nomination
and will be adopted by the next con
vsntion, together with the other rule,
Of the previous convention. The effort
to repeal this rule in 1876 failed, and
he predicted that similar effort would
fail again next year. He said that Mr..
Tilden was cognizant Of this important
fact, and was already plotting for the
abr0gation OF the troublesome rule.
When ask ID who was likely to be
i"minated by the Democrats tn, 5ena-
t. replied: g. " strong m who
eau carry either New York or Indiana.
Tf'S N can give 10 assurance Of con-
troll ug his own State, and he csr ainly
will otsucceed in carrying Indisna.-
Ont ,other hand ex-f 7. Hendricks
is ab! to secure the vote of In lana,
and light control IT. vote Of New
York. He thought tina. Gen. Il ,rcock
would ,ake good man, but s. ID the
trouble about him was that he .s not
backed hy any State.
In reference to the Republiear candi-
date, the Senator regarded .cretary
Sherman as ahead Of all otL RS. He
had no ilea that Blaine would stand
any chance at all, although he waf
working hard for himself. Conklipg
was not in the race, Le said, but would
prefer Grant to any body else, AM next
to him would help Sherman, if j no
other reason than to kill off Blaine
He said that the majority ofthe rem
ocratic party had about made up their
minds that if Grant did not get the
nomination Secretary Sherman would,
and the Democratic leaders were al-
ready laying their plans to combat
either of those two candidates.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
Special .snt10n.

.usa received u large invoice of very
fine chewing tw, 1T the great tobacco
mart, 4th and ..pley streets. Con-
suners please not .. Chapman.
DON'T forget thai Taggart's Express
/ '?ives goods up to 5 o'clock the en-
til, winter. Office Chestnut street
wharf, Philadelphia, Wilmington Office
6o7 Market street.
Now is the time to purify The blood
and rid the system of boils, pimples,
eruptions, scrofnla, &c. DR.. Simms'
Blood Purifier will do it. Price $l.00
Sold at 4th and King.
The invalid finds in cdr. Lindsey's
Blood Ssarcher" natures great restorer.
1t is wonderful.
For fall suit of clothing made of the
very best material call on Geo. H. Ash,
No. 4 East Sd street.
"Infallble" is the verdict of the af-
flicted when referring to the merits of
"Sellers' Liver Pills"
Grants Fluid Lightning, for head
ache, toothache and neuralgia, sold by
Taylor & Fullerton, Drugg lists, No. 302
King street.
The secret of long life is to keep the
liver perfectly healthy, viii. h is best
accomplished by using only "Sellers'
Liver Pills"
Glass and Rubber Breast Pumps in
extensive variety at the Ladies' De-
partment of Belts Pharmacy. Separate
entrance No. West 9Th street. Lady
attendant.
The large sale of boys and children's
at the Wilmington Clothing
House, N. W. cor. of 4th and Market
streets, during the past week has made
it necessary for Mr.. Deifendorf to add
another large invoice Of new styles
They are. now on exhibition. Call and
look at them.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
Yellow Fever \ Otes.

Nv nty-three cases of yellow fe .sf,
ii white and l. c0.Jred, vera reported
in Memphis yesterday. There were
three dertht. Cases of sickness at Horn
Lake Island have been pronounced ysl
low 'over by physicians sent to examine
them, and two cases of the disease have
deve oped outside Of the city, ons yht
miles s"uth on the Memphis and ZEN
nesseo railroad, aud the other eleven
miles out ON the Pad cab railroad. The
How ards received 81, 249 yesterday.
The Tennessee State Board of Health
has resolved to adhere to the rule pro-
hibiting the introduction of cotton into
Memphis until the epidemic declines.
Quarantine at Cincinnati is TO BE-
raised tomorrow, sixty days from the
time Of its establishment. There have
been no cases Of yellow fever since
July. Prior thereto there had heen s.x
imported cases, one of which ended in
death. .-u.
The Board OF Health of Louisville
has raised the river quarantine against
Memphis. There have been seven IL
port ed cases OF yellow + ver at Louis
Wills, this year, TOUR of which tprmint.- :
ed in death.
it ia reported that quarantine aga lst
New Orleans has been raised n. r.,
points on th Mississippi except Vicks-
burg. ,.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
The Mn .,,croua Railroad 'ria.

CHICAGO, Sept. ga special des-
patch from Quincy, H., to the journal
says: can incoming passenger train
on the Chicago, Burlington and Quinoy
Railroad, ct Q 40 last night, was
wrecked seven miles from QUINCY Ill
under ordinary speed, by a tie which
soms malicious person had bound across
the track. A. N. Pease, fireman, was
instantly killed, Jamts Mcmillan badly
hurt, and pos al O., ks Pierce and Gil
Ian severely iured. The postal and
baggage cars badly wrecked and
overturned, 90 all their occupants
more or less bruised. The passengers
were considerably shaken up, but noae
seriously injured"
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
Cricket Notes.

The mattel bethyyA Dal.'a = f.
s'onal e. ven and twenty two Canadians,
At Tor" o, Canada, was concluded yes
to-day. The Canadian twenty made
and 54, total, 1l9, in their two in
nings, and Daft's eleven, l22 in their
iirst innings, the the latter winning by
one inning and three runs.
In game Of cricket, yesterday, 'c-
tween tla Irish Gentlemen EleveL aud
eighteen Of Central New York, at Syra-
cuse, the foreigners won "in one in
nings by score of "a to ST." Although
the despatch does not say SO, it is
probable that the match was won by
one innings and three runs.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
Rig MHellIlg.

Tonight will be the big meeting at
Delaware Avenue Baptist church. The
meetings through the week have all
been successful--'welv persons arising
on Sunday night a'i y 70 on Monday
night. The meet lg Il his night week
was full to oveltloSir id did not dis
miss until 10 o'clsrk. .'o-night's meet
ing will be of a similar character, that
of an opeu meeting for all christians, to
be devoted to t, 4Linauy and praise. A
large audience and happy time is ex-
nactpd
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
lleGeAAeI.

John R. Heavellow died at his resi-
dence, near Kirkword, on Tuesday, af-
ter an illness of about two weeks. His
remains will be iptarred at Glasgow on
Thursday afternoon, the funeral cor
tege leaving the house at 2 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
Advance In Wages,

In addition to those firms engaged in
the iron trade previously noticed as
having advanced the wages OF their
hands, Stuart, Peterson & Co. announce
that they have granted an advance to
all their hollow ware moulders of ten
per cent. over the prices paid thirty
days ago. The firm of Morris, Tasker
h Co. (limited) also have given rotice
to the hands employed at the Pascal
Iron Works that their rates will be ad-
vanced ten per cent.cu and sftertc-day,
nth inst. .-...
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
Robbery nj lEOckessiM.

The store Of Robinson Il Chandler, at
Hockessin, on the Delaware Western
Railroad, was broken into on Monday
night last, and quantity of boots and
shoes stolen. The firm offers a reward
of $25. 90 for the capture of the thieves.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-17
NJ, W. EHILlJ.
Wilmington, Del. Sept. IL, 1870. a-l7 IF

THE CHICAGO RhNG'3 AMI STOVE
l. STORE, NO, 1o7 WI IT SECOND ST,
l have a full stock OF re reg for the fall
trade. Buy the best, S'iDeror l., all Others.
the best and most reliable 3c t. bic range IN
the market. Acknc lie" Z vOrltes. every
raw" aich', - :. !. :'nls
Nance, completeness Of design ind perfection
OF construction. simplicity of ma1agenenC
and general working qualities These ranges
are also adapted !, the use OF iarl..ars, plenty
OF hot water always on hand
also have good Selecti' oi pa, ,or and
other room stoves. F. l. MILLER.
9lT-2Deod