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Daily Republican., 1879-02-22

Last evening a bible class OF the
Union NJ. L. Church, paid a visit to
their teacher, Isaiah Thomas, at his
residence No. 4l0 West Fourth street.
Mr.. Thomas with his usual smile greet
ed his class, to which he is deeply at
tached, and the evening was spent very
pleasantly. Miss Annie Crawford dis
coursed sweet music on the piano. Re.
treshments were served; TO which ample
justice was done, and at 1920 the class
left for their homes, after returning
many thanks to Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
for the pleasant evening spent.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22

The Iamokin Mill, at Chester, John
Lilly & Son, proprietors. caught fire
Yesterday afternoon in the second story
by the friction from carding machine
igniting quantity of waste. The three
fire companies were on the spot prompt
ly. and in about an hour Succeeded in
getting the flames under control. The
damage done by water was much more
than 10y fire. Mr.. Lilly estimates his
loss at abou, six thousand eight hun
bred dollars--one thousand on stock.
raw and manufactured; on machinery
FIVE thousand, on building eight hun
dred. There il a twenty thousand dol
lar insurance to cover this loss.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22
From Yesterdays Late Hdltiss.I
81 OUR LEGiHLATORS.
Their l.nlsOsa Thts Morning..
reciaiy Reported ior the Republican.

Their l.naOrs Thts Morning..
Specially Reported ior the Republican.
DoygI, Del, Feb. II.
Tng SENATE.
The .ti,ais met at . o'clock.
A lion,e joint resolution authorizing
the satisfaction Of the State mort gage
against the Delaware Railroad Compa-
ny was read on motion Of Mr.. Pspne-
well, ANA adopted,
The act 70 divorce Alvin W. Chorman
from Isabella CI,orman. was read =
second time and referred.
The act to divorce Mary i. Cumming,
was read second time.
The az. to divorce Elen s. Cook from
X. w Cook, was read second time.
Adjourned a. 9.i0. 81.
norsE or REPRESENTATIVE.
House met ut the same hour.
Mr.. Dean introduced 4 bill in rela-
ton TO roads over mill dams, which
was read the first time; also the bill to
Incorporate Osceola Tribe, Y. n p, OF
Newark.
Mr.. Conoway presented q resolution,
resembling the resolution announcing
the determination of the Legislature to
take no new business after the 25th
inst, which was adopted.
The act in relation to certain monies
in School Districts Nos. ~ and l2a' was
rad a gacond TINA
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22

Charles W. Croasta4e Of Newark IL ABOUT
=, ,vasaing our city jor subscribers 10 the Life
OF Bayard Taylor, written ny Russell H.
Conweil, Of Boston, and published ny the
Quaker City publishing ho"Se oi fhilade'-
phia. 1t is printed in good style and is dis.
posed of at n reasonable figure. We recommend
Mr. G. To the kind considerations Of our citi-
zens. The work will be ready Tor delivery IN
Il few days.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22

The Fund raised III ''ermanY as a
memorial OF the Enperor's escape "a
mounts to overs 900, coo. 1t is 70 form
the basis OF national inauranr" inati-
tuition for the laboring classes and 20 r,
of which the Priu-" lioperiaI IA named
Whinh urNtnrtOr.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22

Coroner Butt yesterday afl"r"o"n
held an inquest over Miss Ann" Fnr-
nc.l, living At 50. 500 L. $eTrntl ~
A prtict OF dra;h from nltHral ".Nses
,y44 the, result
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22

Why not for clean and easy shave 70 to
s. 5. Wickershams shop, ll9 East Front st.
He uses bay rum and clean towel on every
one. Cutting hair speciality.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22
A GOOD PLAN !

Auyhudy can learn ~ Mlkc iDuheG HhlhJ
,uernt,1ig in Stocks. ly tHe "i"" I t"r1H-
Fnlrs Tor sSucra.sn in NJ ;tsTH. Ih"icwe
ia Is new circular. Tu' rUM0luHtuH lHeih'd'
which TINS firm has n aln 20 suc'cs'Iul emf
bIr4 upopie with large or small means to rn'H
ali the benelrts Of largest captNl ana pest
xii Thousands oi orders in yaU"n' sum-
are nnolrd into enc IHst amount ana c10P'JM'
Idi'. A 7rjg9lfg frh2ic. thus securing ~ 'a'h
shareholder nil the advantage "' the ''T@r''
,nrr,tur. In . cusc potts are diNtd"1 lH'''iH'
II ANY amount from IS IN S5.OJI Or t~"tt. can
Ir used successfully. i, }, bdW"i u. "'
,-eI,trmbrr 10Th. lais, says by the ''al'Hh l.
non ,ystnm SIS would make S75. Or . per ,'h' ,
40 nay $50, Or : per cent; 800 makes Slow,
az 10 pcr cent; on the stock, Gt''hR tht
.nontb according to the market From tLG3f
Jr,G,'x Nil@t5at,d Hu1p'pfr, Jan. 29th "lhe
combination luctbCl9 OF operating s'e%s -
inc most successful C}c alDllcG' r." ioi"
J~drycpfcai. Sent. l2th: "lhc com'Hhat'n"
,ystetn Is founded upon correct ONsihet' p'in'
cia!c. ;iad ~ person aGod be "L,hou' IA ~.
come while it Is Kept working by Mse@I,' n ~"
renee 4 Go. BrDoHW JoniH0i apr Z.'n
"OnT editor made net profit Of ti7l =" lr9 RON
80 in ono of Mc,srs. Lawrence 'o " c'AJ,
qq+irny" New circular tmaIled rec 'H
,jnin. everything. stocks %nd bonds wanted
tioycrnmeut bond. SuHpiied. Lg.wfch.o .
30 bankers. 3; Exchange Flarc, ~ A.
"
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22

Preparations are being made by the
nr..nhprs of the different fire companies
torpceiye the city council and other OF
tici;.ls IN their annual tour If the De
partmpnt which is made this evening.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22
THE TwENTY-sECOND.


kAN nSshs y aAsV~s sS~s $50
The butchers In the various markets
are husily employed in getting ready for
their tine display Of beef In Tomorrow
market. This morning number had
their stalls decorated in the most ap,
manrer. bnniing a. usual
foi ming the chief attraction. Joseph
Martin in Third street market ana
joseph Gouid in Second street market
are acknowledged by the butchers as
having the finest pair OF steers. Their
live weight was !, 200 ponds aud we're
fed rs Joseph Pyle OF Chester county,
Pa.
sFC0Np STREET MARKET.
lrpou the stalls OF William Clavey
and W. II. Lee, are two fine steers, live
weight 1900 pounds.
Durham & Richardson stalls u and
SO, y pair Of steers, weight 4,3se IDS.
fed by Ia sheriff Il. Lewis Armstrong
Albert Richardson, stalls 80 and Al,
two fine steers, weight 1900 live, dress
I'd 800 Tbs. fed by James Morrow.
William Miller stall No, l,andTeorge
| Adele stall No. %, have, as usual, a
I pair Of fine steers, weight, 2i"b lbs.
| dressed.
/ James Mclntirc stall 10. II, has a
Young steer not quite > years old;
weight 500 lbs. dressed. Fed by Mr..
Jackson, at Hares Corner.
J. NJ. solomon has half OF tire.
steers, which weighed 1900 lbs. live,
and were fed by James Morrow.
n. s. lowell stall No. - has fint
assortment OF beef.
! Peter i. Heusted stalls 20 and :.
has fine display OF pork, ana Il. II
very profuse in his decorations.
Thomas A. Rourke stall No. 81, ha'
fine display Of pork. Z.
D. II. Megill, one of the young butch
: ers, has On his stall No. 80 u SINAI
bullock, weighing 700 lbs dressed, fe'
) by Wesley Finn of Hockessin.
Fred kienle also has on his stall
steer fed by James Sawdon, weight l24
: lbs live; IA lbs dressed.
NJ. Macklem stall No. 10 has yonn:
steer weight, $50 lbs. dressed.
tieorge Adele, Jr., staii "i, steer
weight 100 lbs sdressta.
l Henry Ward stall No. !, fine steer
= w.lsAt 700 Lbs. dressed.
Lewis Lee stall IS, has gu his stat
three large calves, which weighed whe
dressed, $40 pounds. He aiso has 81
sArtp Weighing ODD pour" -,
- a'iSu'it"' s'"''
4 e.n,, "a sro sta4r
u a Iaast.lI A i bnIlo,k led h
t Nr n.n.on If HraI,d Twin. HUNDRED
n ,,.,;.,pt Inra ~. 1.ass.J
q "'I7,l' .,,,.a,, ,tali- A. .oa 40 ii,
{ ,; +" "I,lr" -, 100 ana n,r,tnn
= 'I Irn" , ~ '.,aiI IA and - \ dh
:. -', - ,nI.
It / koorh stall . a bullock ,meigl
- o,n'n 80 ., 1890" '''''' = "
:.
At THIRD srhEhr MAEkEr'
:, :. Nsr,in .,aII 80 and 90. 4 -ts,
u,i'a ;,,, 1n0u H. ,jr....d
"' iee,,'I Nar,in,. stal} ~. alluded I
III. barf At the commencement.
go, VIII, y Mrm'h,, .talI-5 ur.s.,u,
= ,',r, ~"at and at,r,r,ire app4arane
~ II, ~. 'st,.sr wh;rl, w.iohs 1000 H.
ia -
10 y ,fnr.,h,r stall. - and Is 4,
10 ',,,n'o o.. .,-n,.,o.,, nj nult,o,
~. IL, I;,J .,alIs II and ~ has a
AZ ,a.ortni.,,t If mark.
=
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22

- q .tf.1ty Ia
AT 1908 M ARKEI ~ hh
ID Dried beef II cts. H., sugar D, 7. ., !"
10 cts. H., excellent coffee 10 cts, tca,s.''
10 cts. H., hest tomatoes cts. can, IDS,
ins % cts, corn 10 cts. can. This Is no nor
goods, but the very best goods in the ,enl
s BIS. mince meat % cts, lbs. rec 20 oo,|
4 lbs. A butter rs cts, dried cherries ~ WI
dried apples cts, 5 IBIS. buckwheht 70 oe,
good table butter 70 cts, mackercl ~ cen,1
dozen, mackerel u cts. dozen, excellen' nJ
$3.50 per bbl., excellent flour 70 cents 81
~ 1904 Market street
Our honey drips at 10 cts. a quar-. 'SI
own Wilmington. in3l-3t~e-0'd'I"
StEED OATS.-4OO bushels OF good soea \
horses 8 and 0 years old, good drawers, ge4
In harness. A pair OF good lam no,ss' n
priced. Also q house for rent, tehah' 4
work rart Of his rent on farm. ,,y
JOHN d. II1TEh,
Near Rodney station,
febr,-otd.2tws Pencader Hundrc1
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22
MARRIED.

BROWN JOHNSON ,.--Un the 10th inst, In
this city, by Rev. a. J. Snyder, Mr.. Joshua
Brown, OF Chesapeake city, Md, and Miss
Rachel Johnson. of Wilmington, Det
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22
YJHlLA Ei.PnlA t,s cssssss:ssysrssss
WlLM lSNTt)N AND ~ .GysnSt1ssssssass4s
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

~ Win 4 + st r, ! Z t2f ss'ssss
BALTIMORE RAlIkOAD.
SoVEMBER 10. 1875.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows -
For phiiadelphia, and intermediate stattCns
, % $40, 10 %, a. H. 30 60, T2O, 40 u. III
Philadelphia tExpressl 900 . 20. o. ~.
Philadelphia and NewIork, I O52 81, . 90 II.
nj. " IS, y o. 8 46 p. IN.
Baltimore and Intern ediate stations. ~ q. IN
Baltimore and Bay Line, os.
Baltimore and Washington u Ill 2le .
II. III. 1917, u, 8 Is, 10 20 p. N.
Trains tor Delaware Division leave jOf:
New Cattle . 20, . l5 .. IT. Ub, q 80 =. n,
harrington and lntCrlneiiat" tAUons, 10
n. NJ, % 8 20 y. N.
DsIpar intermeiiate stations 10 a. n. %
p. Ii.
SUNDAY TRAlNS
phiiadelphil and internedlsto stations 10
m, b w. . 80 p. IN.
Prtlsdephla AMI New York, GO, 8 ii, .. IN.
Baltimore and WGshinSna y ti; : ~, > 49,
FOR further intorination passengers are re
feTrod to the timetables uOsled 81 the dspot
/ nov2o. Fl. +. KENNEY. Stunt
! NhANGE Or nUukS-DELAWARE
~ x WESTERN RAiLkOAD'-Com.
mencins Monday, Feb. 10, lS7", Trains VIII
run rs tGilOws:
Leave Wilmington 7i5 Il. w., loc5 Il. M,
20 pm.
Arrive at Aypudaic, b. a. w., 1905 noon,
63S =. m.
Arrive st Pomcroy, . 5b u. IN, 10 p, III.
Returning leave fomerey, IU40 Il. N, 5C
p III.
Returning leave Aeondale 10 IA, m, |. II
doom, $40 y. III.
Arriving at Wilmington, 10. N, ia y. m.
745 p. IN. u. CuNNELI' Supt'
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22

ENOR SALE.--l'he ihree-story bre" d"
IL ing, No. 2ls Madlsunstreet. Posses,
given March rs. FERNS easy. Inquire ~ \
10 L. Sixth street. between Market ahi ~
streets lehiT'H
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22
FOR SALE OK RENT.

FOX RENT
No. l22i TatnaIl street.
I" 1908
- $50 -
'' s!6 Madison street
,i3 Jci'erion gtrct.
@l dl'pIn n"ea"e.
" 6l4 W. sixth street
BOD W. FiitE street.
5lS h. Seventh street.
613 Il. Tenth street
" zoos Lombard street.
And many others tiarge and sm.N
SroHE PROPERTIES.
No. III Market street.
Slg - q"
). W. corner Seventh and Spruce o,fst
and others. .,.
No. IL Market street.
EVANS PENNINGTON,
iebl3t' cor. Eighth and Market StJ
lNOK SALE flore ana dwelling ID
T. Middle Depot. small amount OF ca
terms easy, Appyto -
EVANS PENNlNCHt'f.
ieb2I-tf Eighth and Market ~ Il
vNOk RENr.--A seven room house IN : \
IL order and n pleasant location, Gle "hi
lngton street. Inquire Mt 81 Thtnail sra
fcbl9-ti
Nor SLECHEAP.--A tirat4lass pair
Platform scales, Howe MAKE" Apa
70 or address :. u. GAMBLE, |
ieblg6td* Stanton, bcq
INOR S LE,-Ihe thiee.story brick hot
II tC2 W. Eleventh street, with al mo0
improvements, on easy terms Applyh -
| . WtllII t,N 4 EANTRJIM j., 7
icbl,-u Insurance Agcn
NOR SALE.--lhe ihree-story bnc% d"
~ ing, No. 2ls Madlsunstreet. Posses,
! 10 L. Sixth street. between Market hhJ ~
streets. iehl'u
rrUR SALE.-Dweiing sUB Madison ~
H in elegant order with c0nyehle"''I.
owner having removed from this r'tt We
authorized to offer this house at = low
and on easy terms. J. A. BOND " 20"
icbl5.6tc6d Sol ShipIey stree
yNOR Notwithstanding l+l3, l4l'
Il Ill7 Harrison Street. large houses
convenicnces, near to street ears ItVF
per month. !. A. BOND D 90,
Real Estate and Insurance A2eiM'
fcbl5lOtd COL Shiplcy sT'e}
T!>OR RENr.-A good truck f4 t1l,y %
- teblsOt 0oa shipley stree
vSOR SALE Oh EAP.--From to 50 de1
Il suitable Tor schools or oticet. ,,y
). & 4, MCt Lhkl,
tch2l.2teoIF 6UJ ShipiGy S'reV'
THOR SALE.---pnr store nnd hfatiiaa1
~ tw~st0ry dwellings on the East Ely
Church between Sixth and Stventll h'to'
will he sold on easy terms. Apry -
SIMMONS y BRO, Front and Iath"'i .
ln15.3Wl
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22

-EAD THIS Now # the time TO try your
Il mex, ~ ! have Il large amount OF goods
tHat must he disposed Of About $1,000 worth
Of useful goods 20 lie given away IN presents
Museum. .07 w. Fourth street. For the last
lime in Delaware. the Museum VIII re-opento
the public on saturday, February Ia 1872
lroln a., m. until II y. NJ, daily, WIN nc"
rurjositiCs from all parts NJ the world, iir
few DAYS only. then the Museum VIII he
shipped to Atlantic CITY Per1cn' purf,m"f, r.
iIG i ticket to the Museum, when Is only 70
reI,,s, viii receive an cnycIop from hos stat
me- tIr present they are 10 receive; varying
from len cents TO dollars. Remember thls
i. no sell or humhug. EVcrythin| viii PC
done Il. represented. The Museum alone u
attnnjpnrc WN.H EHADWlCk,
i.It8fr Proprietor.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22

J>OR ) LE.--The thiee.stury brick moi
Il tO2 w. Eleventh street, with AL mou
improvements, on easy terms. Apply ~
'.u WUOLLtiY \ VANTRUMP,
icbl--H Insurance Agcu'
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22

y 0ST-A heavy plain gold ring was lost
l in going from Ninth and LomoarMi n 10
siSthand French, ana thence GOVT r Int1i
Strent On Tuesday afternoon. The inder VIII
s'evi NJ, rewarded on leaving it at 435 East
=" s.,'" ',r:o, CARRIE HAYES.
ieb1l.2t"
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22


NOR SALE Oh EAP.--A t+!ass par
IL platform scales, Howe make AP
10 or address =. =. GAMBLE
feblg-6td# Stanton, nc
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22
G.l ~ \ L ,S1 q 1N1I Alnnn

r,r wv FOR A LARGE LOAD OF
- .DU KlNBLlNf WOOD. ,....-..
ORDERS can he left at Gray n EIo'S Grocery
,,tarr. corner Of Sorond and King street,
or at Jacob Meores Blacksmith sn9p, at Guy
Ucro,, or 1T Factory, corner In,"n ann
tiiipn avenues, and OF the hErIhLioAN
Office, - l.- - -
TyJ,ISTEE COZ NrY LAMB. MUTTON
Z AND NEAL.-Ihc unle'S g ~, M
n,,,n a tnlI assortment Of the celebrated thcs-
Ter county Wnttou Lamb and Veal at his
staI, IN the King stree. market house, NO. 81
I,tr,n street. witch lie will sell NJ very rca'
sInahIc prices Cal! and see him. MIG
r.hiettt WILLIAM l.. BANKS.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22

VNDk RENT.--A seven room house IN ~
IL Ordfrnpd pleasant location, Gle VA
lngton street. Inquire ut 81 Tntnaii S'r'i
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22

lSOR SALE "A ttore ana dwelling III
T. Middle Depot. small amount Of ca
terms easy, Apply 10
EVANS PENNINCAt'f
feD2i-I Eighth and Market ~
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22

rrUR SALE.-Dweiiing sUB Madison -
H in elegant order with c0nvel'e"''}.
owner having removed from this r'ih w.
authorized to offer this house at = low II
and on easy terms. j. A. BOND 4 70"
tebl5-BtrOl COL ShipIel sN'o
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22

Philadelphia, New York and San Francisco
stocks and bonds bought and sold and
carried on margin.
Telegraphic quotations received constantly
and furnished. A.
Smyrna times., 1879-02-05

Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tob.o.
Great Clothing Auction, at Kahn. :
day afternoon. > Satur
Cards and Circulars printed at Iii.
Hats, Caps. Trunks, Valises, Sb;.. @
lars, Gloves, SusPondcrs, Oyeraly I', ~ %!
Socks, at Kahn'5 Auction. '''""t'
If you want to avoid suilcrinc fn.
feet, 60 TO Johnson's, where yo, W." r', cod
Mems buckle Overshoes for 81 50. ~ Taii Ia'i get
$l.25; Eiastics, IS cts to 81. Vcry i,r,'leS oI
a Remington (s1 lbs Breccb ra,
pronounced by experts to be the stra''er, t,.'aler,
and truest shooting Gun in this ,,oI.ges.
with all the equipments, offered ot ,.oa,
sale by S. L. Kahn. - private
Judgment Notes with and witbo,.r
emption clausoJ and Bonds at TINE. T'l,It lci *
3 Lots On Woodland Avenue ord
street running opposite Mr. Ant6on.e.'
farm, Spruance City. Formerly tbrrsnnloh )
OF Mr.. HOUSTON. viii be sold Ipo',roPefly
l.. Kahn. -" Oy 5
AUCTION! Auction II will comm.
the sale Of my Stock Of Clothjpg '''IHence Gol'ce
Furnishing Goods, Hats, Caps g rrnt' nent'.
Valises, &c, on Saturday Afttrnoo,,' ,'0mEi n
8th, at ,! O'Clock. Positive Sale 'I! reb.
Household Goods will be held ON we ,'@ie 9i
day, Feb. 2G. Store and HouscLold 81 1unts
at private sale in meantime. S. l. KaSe Ki'ol'
Smyrna times., 1879-02-05

BE careful about exposing yourselves by
changing your wraps during these sudden
changes from warm to cold. Many of the
cases OF pneumonia that the physicians
report, owe their origin to this cause.
New ADvERTIsRMENTs.- is cal
led to the advertisement of Ferd. Carson's
Model Tailor Store" of Wilmington.
Mr.. Carson is native of Kent county, but
went to Wilmington and by his proficiency
completely mastered his trade and for sever
al years before going in business for HIM
self was at the head, as cutter and filter,
OF one OF the largest clothing establish.
ments in Wilmington.
Lawton's large China Bazaar, COS Market
ST., Wilmington is filled with every con.
ceivable thing in that line.
Warren Harper, late of the firm OF
Harper d Baker Dover, has opened n
machinery ware house cor. Front and Mar.
| ket ST., Wilmington, and claims the PENN.
sula for his field Of operation. Mr.. Harper
is man of Immense activity and under.
stands his business.
Messrs. IIeald & Co., CLAYTON House
| Wilmington, are ready to transact any
business in bonds, stocks, loans &c.
Messrs. Gould & Co., Philadelphia, ad
vertise an immense stock of house furnish
ing goods.
John b. Cooper, in this town, everything
wanted in dry goods or grocery store.
Rufus NJ. McIlvaine, valuable stock anC
farm implements.
Smyrna times., 1879-02-05

THAT SUPPER.-The correspondent Of the
Republican gives the following account of a
recent supper that has created considerable
comment. On Tuesday evening last, the
State Treasurer and Auditor Of Accounts
gave magnificent spread and the arise men
were present, consisting of the Honorable
body and State officials and other high dig
nltaries, but unlike Belshazzar's impious
feast they did not drink out Of golden and
silver vessels. They drank the pure nectar,
PEPPER HcidSich and liquors Of various kinds
from an ordinary wine.glass. While some
were drinking. others were lying stretched
out on the floor ovcrcome Jy The heat alol
burden Of tie dqy. While some wcro drink
ing toasts to their favorite subjects, others
were standing at the corners of lamp-posts
casting up Mcir accounts. If men will in
dulge in such hilarious drinking they ought
certainly not to invite mere lads who are
scarcely out of their teens to indulge in
strong drink.
The Delaparcan comes in the defence of
the Legislature in the following vigorous
style: THE regular correspondent Of the
Wilmington DAILY RcpuJGcan seems to think
it his duty to slander and abuse tho mem
bers of the Legislature. In the issue Of
the 30th inst, he drew upon his drunken
Imagination for a glowing description OF
what he calls "the periodical Legislative
free blow," and intimates, and by innucndo
says, that the members were nearly all
drunk. The fact is that there were but few
persons present who were under tho in.
fuence Of liquor to any extent. Nearly
every one was sober except a few self.
invited guests like the reporter of the Re
publican, whose condition was such that he
could not tell by ten o'clock who was drunk
and who was sober if he had had the in
clination to do So"
This calls forth from the RcpuJEcan tho
following rCjoinder: {" 1t cannot be char
acterized as anything else than baccha
nalian revel, in which Republicans anC
Democrats, Methodists, Presbytcrians, Epis
copalans and Baptists were all alike drunk
and to the shame of professors of chris
tianity be it said that the first man who
retired without drinking never profcssed
to be a christian. We would just ado
that the reporter of the Republican i
a young man who never drank liquor il
his life, and was neither invited regu
larly nor was he selfinvited, neithe
did he partake, but he was not so blin'
that he could not see what was going on
Smyrna times., 1879-02-05
MARRIAGES.

FORD-JARRELL.-On the 2Sth nit. Mt " -.
age, smyrna, by Rev. T. II. HAYNES Wait.r I''.'
MISS Rachel \. Jarrel both Of New C!ste c ~ =
DO!-SON-JAtRELL-On the 3Gth Nh NJ III ptl
place. by the same, Charles A. Doson f, Nj. ,"'a'
+: Jarrel. both of New Castle CO.. Dci MS -1'.;
ROE-JACkSON.-On the 2nd inst nj tho so,,o,
by the same. Wm c. Roe to Miss Lid4 / XXX pP.'e'
both Of Kent co. Del '1' . 11gAslH,
GEANT-BlCE-On the 4th inst. NJ the so-,o
by the same Edmond Grantto Miss Nar;s i,icoi ia,t %
Of New Castle CO., Del. 1t" i'i'e' OOH
SIMULTANEOUSLY LcipSic on tho 9rl i've.
Rev j. NJ Gingling. James Short to Mis-. tfi.::. y
CarSons. all Of Kent co. Del " '~' Ia'I. Il.
NOOlJ-t LOW kRS.--At the NJ +. Church Cc,,.,-;,
on the 3yth ult, by Rev c. W PrettyInaT i1 ne
Wood, Of Queen Annes CO., Nd 10 Ni,! I'm, Ia
Flowers, Of Dover Del 1'.' LAURA i.
SPEAkMAN-SPEAKMAN the rcsi,1cncoos d.
brides parents, on the 18th ult by FrrnJs y, . .'7
mony, Herbert l.. SpeaGman. Of EasIu NI -,
anne SPeakman Of West Chester. Pa ~
III lCIilNS-LlNINGSON.- the rr,idcro, &c :,
brides father, near Narydel on the 1f,L of , :" u
1879, by Rev. VIA. r. McFarane. Daniel Y In,ai
Del. go '4 MIL county.
NILLlAMS-BEDWELL.- January % 1s-q o.o.
NJ r. parsonage. Marydel, by the same lame ny y
Williams TO Miss RoXanna Bcdwen, all Of Eert
county Del ' ' Vi Ne"I
LQNGt tEIlOW--SMITH.-InK Ken: county. DcIayara
January % lS59: by Rev \. d. Dick. TI6|as Il
Longfellow to Miss Laura A. Smith. IL
Smyrna times., 1879-02-05

ADVICE TO CONsCMPTIyEs.-The celebrated
physician. DR.. Paul Memeyer, gives the fol-
lowing valuable suggestion to persons, suf
fering from lung affections: "The patient
must with scrupulOus conscientiousness in
sists upon breathing fresh pure air, and
must remember that the air Of cloSd rooms
IS always more or less bad. : No
man, however uncleRnly, would drink
muddy, dirty water. A party which Occu-
PIES room FOR hours, breathing the same
air, might be compared to a party of bath
ers drinking the water in which they bathe.
The patient must keep the window Of his
bedroom open. Night air is fresh air with
out daylight. In close, crowded rooms, the
patient suffering from lung complaints
breathes consumptively." BY taking these
precautions and using DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery and Pleasant Purgative
Pellets, fully onehalf of the cases Of lung
complaints would be cured in six months.
For cough and irritation Of the lungs do
not always indicate the presence of con-
sumption although it may result in that
disease, and if consumption has already be-
come deeply seated in the system, this is
the most efficient course Of treatment that
can be pursued outside of any institution
that provides special facilities for the treat
ment of this disease. DR.. Pierce's cele.
brated Invalids Hotel is such an institu
ton. Send stamp for descriptive pamphlet
containing also complete treatise upon
consumption, explaining its causes nature
and the best methods Of treating it, togcth
er with valuable hints concerning diet
clothing, exercise, etc, for consumptives
Address Faculty of Invalids' and Tourists
Hotel, Buffalo, n. Y.