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The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-28
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 NOTICE k HEREBY GIVEN rt-A ' ! - iE pursuance Of an ortlrr of -As " hare orrf O. The County ot fl-t- " ' tory of Arizoua. mad un t1e >1,4 say ". May. ls-5, in ths matter od in,s es.1-t -- ST PaEN EtcHA ID d d'cea>e-. ta. ll'-ea signed. rho AtmiaiSir=ter rf -1n1 ra.Al ~ will sell at rriTatr Sale. 20 fnr Ai-1-,- AAa-- der. for cash- in niled >sas-~ slrre-cf- and subject to conformation ly said l'r'alAta - oGrt. on or sner >aiurl1v- the s-r-A la!1f day Of December A. D. rSz2. an tnr ~et- titles. interest and vstst.- Cs s said r s-it sN EIcHAER. dcceased. a- she tirl1e af 1,- i-c1--- and an the ricet- title and insFrc-t rea- -1- said estate hss- by os'fra7ton ot l1@ eI otherwise acquired. o-her than- cr "a 1.--t~ ton tO. that Of the said lu-=St4te t- i,- tIlls of his dcSth- in and to sE -cctisi4e1 ono fourth interest isi that certain ulla.- or n,1- ing claim sltIare- iyirg and 1rs1E -l Globe Mining DiStl-Cr- Naricop1 t,ao--y. Arizona Territory. and Snosu and l-- scrlocd as the Mammoth H1;ls-
 Terms an coaf,itioas uf S-l.-s laSa i1 Un ted States oulrercy- Deed -- exFel~s or pntch2se-.
 BiJs or o.I..rS ma, -he r.asl- st .a- tru-. sfser t-e first qualification ol th.s n..i.c-, ana before th making oiIAe sale
 All bids o- offer must he in writing. and len at tlse office of H- B. Sanszlers- a--or1T- at-iaw. Florence. k r. oz l-ltVerc- ca -1s undersigned ps-fSoiailv-
 Dated Noven Der i2 1~7a
 ELiSEiA BICHARN Administrator Of the Estate ut S--FA-e Richard. drccaset.
 A. B SUMMERS. atto-ney- uaxlSz
 Probate Notice
 In the Probafe Ccur; cf Nariccp, ca1ErR in The Territory of AEizcua-
 In the matter of the Estate CT JOHN IA b RR. deceased.
 Notice is hars bv given br sh@ uHl-->l--- ed. z d niniStrlirix of tle estate o- .uaI~ LABARR- deceased. to tk= credira-~ rf and all persons hav5a-- ciHiaiS aE1i1~c t1r salf deceased. to exhibit ihezi WIlh tte recr--a- " vouchers within ten months afr-r tho 1r~. publication of this police Cd, rhe Sa14i Allsrlr- istratriN at her ri-Sitrrcc Ia fharniK. t1 l1e county of Maricopa. Te-ri-c-T of A-szcnc-
 NAi-N LA HLaz,- AdminiStrStrix of the e<zzlc of lC-1N l.ERA h k deceaSeti-
 Dhr4nf~ N.v
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-28

THE A. T. G s. F. railroad is now within 75 miles of the Rio Grande and-is laying track at the rate of q mil. and hafl a day.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-28

''You see, massa,' said the old colored washwoman, since dey's got desc here big crayvats We don't Eab so much to do, De gemmen put on q big crayvat now-a-days instead ob clean shirts You don't know much about desc matters, but if you take off all de crayvats in his town ans make the gemmen show up land salesalcsi you'd see de worst lookin' white men you e5bcr laid 70 blessed eYesn.' O.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-28
xOTFcErO cREBEroRS-
NoTlCE 10 CREDaroRs,

Estate OfMt~uNr.R nRNvNaARsr- a@c~asesl ATOTICE k HEREBY GIVEN EN Fhl1 Y undersiSneC. ENecutor cf the e~ta1e o1 MICHAEL B&AtMssAleI. dscra~ed- tc r,a creditors. and all persons heNfwz .ir4~ against the said deceased. to e1Assil .hclR with the necessary volscarr~. et@e.n l-1 month from he fhiriiclh d2r or NuE.L ->-S 10 the sci i'd atmini~tr1. 2. ai hf> cf.1ce i1 the town of Ph0niN. N--icops ceu11y- arisu1a-
 T. e CsREE$H aW- Administrator of the estate Of NlCuk1A ERACSeA2nT. Grcr1scd-
 PhUniS, October II. lS-a. oc.--uais
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-28
tomorrow.

D. J. 8IcCann, an Indian Agent has been convicted of disposing of Government goods, belonging to. the Indians under his charge, and sen fenced to two years imprisonment in the penitentiary at Cheyenne. and fine of SI ,0OO with costs. He is required to replace the stolen prop eriy.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-28

A ton of pure gold IS worth just $602, 7s9-31, and ton of pure silver is worth s37, iGfSj.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-28
E AXES. Notice to Taxpayers

Tho Supervisors having failed to extend the time for the payment of Taxes, you are hereby notified that the Territorial and County Taxes of Narieopa County are now due and will be delinquent the 18th day of December, 1879. You will save yourselves extra per centage by the proSapt pay ment of the same.
 R. s. THOMAS. Sheriff and Tax-COllectOr,
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-28
10000 CARRIAGES

7O,OOO CARRIAGES Manufactured by EMERSON, FISHER & CO., now in use in every part of the American Continent They give unfang satisfaction. All their work is warranted. They have received testimonials from all parts of the country of purport similar to the follow ing, hundreds of which file subject to inspections MEssEs.E FisuEr Co.: nls~Jn Top Hu=h rem w in stable, and a i
  MsssRs CSPPock ouNsoM: S.C Jun the Fisher d : a h l. The favorable reputation the carriages have made in localities where they have been used for several years by Liverymen, Physicians, Farmers and others requr ing hard and constant uss has led to increased de- mand from those localities, meet which the featuring facilities of their mammoth establishment have been extended enabling them to out in good style.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-11-28
ARIZONA.

PRESCOTT, Nov. 24.-The District Court met this morning. It will be adjourned in tbe latter part of the week for T few days as the Judge will have to go to Mohave county on Saturday Court will re-convene about December 1.
 General Fremont leaves for Yuma tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-18
For Veal Or Woe.

IT, you want to hear one of the new
members of the police force cuss, just
sneak up behind him and say ba-a-a In
sort OF a deep cultural in imitation Of
the melo1ious voice of a full grown
calf. Or you might ask him the price
Of veal. He's dswn on calves now like
a thousand o. bricks. The cause of his
animosity came about in the following
manner.
The officer in question was standing
at the corner of Water and Market
streets, about $50 last evening, when
two farmers drove up and informed him
that there was man lying along the
ditch near the causeway and from ap-
pearanoes they thought he was dead.
The officer is noted for his agility but
the time he made from that corner to
the spot where the supposed dead man
was lying, would have made Rowell
take back Seat, and when he discov-
cred the dead body scooting across the
marsh on four legs, the language he
made use of is not to be found in any of
the s. s. Libraries we ever struck. 1t
was a calf aud the sudden appearance
of the officer startled it from comforta-
ble sneoze.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-18
(YssrnsAr's sYvs.)
BHH TENDER DUTCME d In.

a 0sss q Rsughs Try to Wiss Up
sae Earthly Career Of yehs p.
O'Dsnnsll.
Peter McMouagls, . young man who
bears rather unsavory reputation, 90
cupisd . seat In the dock at polioe court
this morning TO answer the charge Of
committing an assault with sn attempt
to kill. upon the person Of John y.
|O'D0nnell.
0'connell Is = bartender at the Del
aware House, and from the evidence II
appeared that on last Saturday evening
he had occasion to visit McDowallvills,
and before going took the money out Of
the cash drawer aud placed It in his
pocket. McAonagle, who was in the
bar room at the time, q usstioned him -
to the whereabouts Of the cash, and
seemed to be very solicitous as to its
safety. McMonAgle remained in the
bar room after O'Donnsll's departure,
and during the evening asked Cornelius
Mcirenna In reference TO the amount Of
money O'Donnell was likely to have in
his possession. When O'Donnsll re-
turned 1t was about quarter past eleven
o'clock and he found McMonagls, man
named Munday and another chap, who
is supposed TO be Whitley McCall,in the
bar room.
Shortly after O'Donnell's arrival the
three men went out on the porch Of the
hotel where they remained talking
about twenty minutes, when they re-
turned for drinks which wsre furnished
by O'Donnell who was behind the bar.
McMonagls laid the money on the bar
to pay for the drinks, when one Of the
others picked 1t up and put it in his
pocket. This led to wrangle among
the three and O'Donnell came from be-
hind the bar and demanded the money.
He was refused and tussel ensued
between him and the one named Nun
day. While this was going on the one
who is supposed to be Whitley Mccall,
caught O'Donnell round the neck while
started the revillie on his
head and facs with coal scuttle.
After receiving several severe cuts
about the head and face O'Donn ell,
inally succeeded in escaping from his
assailants and getting behind the bar,
the three ran out and dis
appeared.
The police arrested MeMonagle yes
lerday, but the others are yet at large
His Honor held McMonagle in 81 900
for Court.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-18
Mebbe he wemt 10 Court,

David Omensetter run saloon at Eo
l05 Shipley street, and so well did b
navigate the interests of the estab blish
ment, that he run himself completed
ont Of town last night about the hou
that church-yards are supposed /,
yawn. When the chap who had gU
full last night tried the doer at an earl
hour this morning in search of his eye
opener, the door opened to hli
touch but the inside of the establish
ment looked as though cyclone had
been there on spree. Broken bottles
pieces Of shelving, etc., Uttered th,|
floor, but everything Of value had gou1
as had also David. As court opens VI
day, and 1t is understood that Davii
had no license to carry on his traffic
perhaps he went over to see the Judgs|
and took his goods along for safe keep
ing,
Daily Republican., 1879-11-18
Dies From Her wound, ,

Jennio Hall, the girl who was in
jured on Thursday last by having hs
scalp torn of by the machinery al .
lithographic establishment on Dickinson
street, as heretofore reported in sh.
REPUBLICAN,, died at an early hour yes,
terday morning at the Pennsylvani,
Hospital. She was unconscious iOr
several hours before death termins.sa
her sutferings.
Her mother died about a year az,
in this city, leaving Jennie and az
elder brother in comfortable c!rcuml
stances. Jennie went TO Philadsl.
phia and insisted on going to work
to earn her own living in prsfe,
ence to going to school. Her brother|
who lives In this city, was notified 4
the sad affair, and arrived at the bed
side of his sister while she was yet coul
scious. The remains will be brought d
this city for interment.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-18
tra.n r.ss.sAr's LAT. .,r,,,., !,
nSesghs Hsos sss nurla,,


On the 2sth Of last February, VIII.
liam Henry Massey, BiaA Howard sni
William Murray left the village Of RI.
Ing Sun on the Brandywins, to s.sl M
their fortune In tho great West, m.
hrst rsmsd Of the party w alluded b !.
at the time a. being the stoutsst youn,
man Of his age In the State, he balm
only II, standing full six feet in hsish'
and weighing $50 pounds. lie was !.
Fortunate to secure employment unds,
the Governmsnt, and Was sent to Bar
Ian, Clay county, Mich. He was here Al,
tackled with the ague . few weeks Am
which was followed BY congestivs chill,
from which he died at Kansas CITY, NJ
which place he had been removed. o.,
Monday last. ~
Sunday, the 9th inst, his father n.
csived q dispatch setting forth that h,|
son was Ill and II he wished To sec hin
alive to come on Immediately. He nj
once started for Philsdslphia, where b,
took passage and by some misunde,.
standing was carried up the Lshi,I
road, thence over the New York road /,
Buffalo, across the Suspension bridge h
Canada, thence to Michigan, and iron
there through Indiana to Kansas CITY
which place he reached on Thursda,
morning.
He took charge Of the body Of his 50,
who died as above stated, on the lou
inst, and as soon % the proper a..
rangements could he made started for
home and reached this city this morn.
ing, when the body was At once con,
veyed to his residence near the New
Bridge on the Brandywine and to-mor,
row afternoon at three o'clock, 1t viii
be inferred in Mt. Salem cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-18
The Pills OF the World.

Are Ilr. .Simns' Vegetable Liver Pills, Su.
gar Coated, without an equal. They never
!ripa or sicken in operating, move tho bowels
easy by acting directly on the Liver, restore
the loat energies by promoting the healthy
action of the Liver. In doing this Headache,
Neuralgia, sPains ia tho right or lett side or
through the Lungs, Indigestion, Costiyeness,
Sick Stomach, Weak Back, Dizziness, Bad
Feelings through the body, Aching Limbs,
Billiousness, Languor, General Weakness
and aer bodily infirnttles are cured. They
are the only Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, Slokening Weak
ness. or leaving the bowels costive. Thew
promote healthy Liver and leave the system
rec from the danger Of prevailing diseases.
ASK for DR.. Simms' Pills and take no Others.
Principal depot, Fourth and King. villa ing
ton, Del. Philadelphia. 6J2 Arch st
Daily Republican., 1879-11-18
A HuFglnr's An dacity.

Next to an editorial sactum an under
takers establishment is the last place ID
thieves to enter for pilfering purposes
On Sunday morning however an Imp
cunious individual did enter the ofis(
ofJourdan A. Wilson at Eighth and
Wollaston streets. Mr.. Wilson wl
sleeps in the Office hearing an unusuil
disturbance, among the cofiins and led
boxes went to investigate. The bun
glar seeing a prominent pair Of ey4
glasses coming to view from behind
door jamb, made bolt for the windCj :
and all that J. A. W. saw Of that bu1
glar was three cornered cut Of patd
ed coat tail as 1t gracefully rounded thI
corner.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-18
Reducing Rents in Ireland /.

A despatch from Dublin says I
more prominent landlords are recogb
ing the difficult positions occupied
their tenantry, and among the numb
is the Earl of Roseberry, who has pu
lished notice to his tenantry rem
ting twenty-five per cent. from the
rents. 1t is believed that a satisfacto
adjustment of the Irish land queslO
Is in progress, and that the Cover
ment is more ready than ever before
cooperate with the landlords and d
Irish members of Parliament to efc
this result.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-18
PrOtrncteu Meetin4.

The Union protracted meeting will
continue during this week. There will
be preaching this evening, and every
evening Throughout the week, 10 which
the public is cordially invited. The
friends Of the church, anxious for the
advancement of the Redeemer's King
dom, in the conversion of souls, are af-
fectionately urged to assist us. N. B.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-18
THIRD EDITION.
TEACHERs, INSTITUTE.

The PrsgPsmme for the Week.
Tomorrow the Teachers Institute
will be in session in Middletown, and
will continue until Saturday.
The following is the programme.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Nov. l6sh.-'
Institute convsnss at 1880; Organiza-
ton Music Homes assigned.
WEDNESDAY, P. NJ, 3 clock.-Read-
ing, NJ. Anna Offiay Geography, Sam
usl Y. Adams Glass in Spelling, ].
P. Rothwsll Paper, Miss Lizzie d.
Hopes /; Report Of Executive Commit.
tee /; Adoption Of Constitution Nomi-
nation of officers.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, 7.30 O'Clock
Music, Choir; Prayer; Music, Miss
Winnie Lynch; Select Readiny, Miss
Magsie Williamson Lecture, DR.. VIM.
II. Purnsll Music, Miss NJ. N. Cole
Select Reading, Miss Carrie Purnell
Music, Choir.
Friday, A. NJ, S.45 O'Clock. k.-Eoglish
Grammar, 4. Dram Lyte, Discussion
"How can We get our Children to Work
effectively ?" Opened by Fred. Eden
Bach; Written Arithmetic. D. NJ. S-u
ssnig; Reading, M. Apua Ofley.
Friday p. NJ, 2 o'clock.--Written
Arithmetic. D. M. Seasenig; Reading,
NJ. Anna Ottlsy; Etymology, Prof. Wm.
4. Reynolds; English Grammar, Il
Dram Lyte.
Friday eve'g, 7.30 o'clock.-Music,
Choir; Prayer; Music (solo,) Miss ID.
NJ. Cole; Paper, Mrs. Anna +. Groves,
Select Reading, Harry C. Conrad, Esq;
Music (duet,) The Misses Pennington;
Music, Choir.
Saturday A. NJ, S.45 O'Clock. Fog
lish Grammar, L. Dram Lyte; Written
Arithmetic, d. N. Ssnsenig; Reports Of
Committees; Determine Time and Place
Of next Meeting; Adjournment.
Thursday A. NJ, S.45 o'cloek.-Read-
ing, NJ. Anna Offley; Organization Of!
Country Schools" Prof. J. Il. Groves,
Election of Officers; Phouics in Common
schools, w. S. Schofeld Written
Arithmetic, b. NJ. Sensenig.
Thursday ?. NJ, > o'clook.-Chari
Exercises, NJ. Anna Oflley; WritLet
Arithmetic, D. NJ. Sersenig; Paper,
Mrs. l.. B. Pratt; Discussion; Eaehsh
Grammar, L. Dram Lyte.
Thursday Evening, 7.3o O'Clock.
Music, Cheir; Prayer: Music, The Misses
Pennington; Select Reading, NJ. Auna,
OH 4y; Lecture. DR.. Edward Brooks;
Mrs.c (solo) Miss Winnie Lynch; Music,
CnOir.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-18
Bryant's Popular History.

Mr.. F. X. Duckers is canvassing our
city for subscribers for the above useful
work, and call may be expected from
him. Prof. Reynolds says: This his
torical work was written by the poet
Bryant. II is one of the finest works
in the English language. should be
gratiied to see large number Of them
going into the homes Of our people for
the edification of themselves and their
children. The reading Of such stirring
historical narratives makes patriots and
good men OF our children
Daily Republican., 1879-11-18
A WiImingtOnian's Patent,

Mr.. WIN. +. Carey, ayoung Whining
tonian, who for some time past has been
10 the employ of the Atlantic and Pa
cifc Oil Refining Company, at Point
Breeze, has just perfected an important
improvement on "Oil Stills" in which
the knowing ones say there ia fortune
concealed. Mr.. c. was in town yester-
day, and was congratulated upon his
success by his numerous friends.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-18
Mad Calf.

George kates, watchman at Bower
Dare Il Co. Car Works, owned a cs
about four months old, which vi
attacked yesterday with hydrophobl
The agony of the animal seemed tsl
rible, and the commissions were SO viosl
it was deemed necessary to kill |
The first notice of ailmsnt, was /,
refusal to drink water Saturday nod
and to eat any food thereafter. 1t vi
supposed to have been bitten abod
two months ago, when 80 many dOa
were bit in that neighborhOod.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-18
OYSTERS.
OYSTERS ! OYsTERS!i

TO THE EPUBIIij.-Hav remodeled my
store at sixth and orange streets 1 am pre-.
friends with the best ice cream and oysters.
The 0ysteo season having now arrived, 1t is
my intention to sell none but first class oys.
terG and AZ prices within the reach Of all.
Hoping to still continue receiving a share Of
public patronage. l Remain Yours,
926-3md UkAKLES KYLE.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-18

General Grant attended service at
Centenary Methodist Church, in CT
cago, yesterday, to hear DR.. Thomi
preach. After the service he stood
the vestibule and shook hands with
large number Of the congregation
they passed out. 4
Daily Republican., 1879-11-18
Last Weeks Harvest.

Clerk Frazier reports deaths for the
week, as follows:
Born in the United States Ia, Ireland
|. White, TO-. black, 5. Male s, female 7;
Coroner 3. Brought here for interment
l; sent away 2. Deaths by wards:-
Second, A; Fourth, 3; Fifth, l; Sixth,
3; Seventh, 2; Tenth, 2. Total Is.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-18
A Victim OF Want.

A colored infant just christensd
Henry Gibbs, suddenly expired at its
home in Christiana hundred, outside
the city limits, and the county officers
had to be called in to hold an inquest.
The evidence revealed a sad case Of
want. The child had had no medical
attendance. "Death from congestion of
the lungs" was the verdict.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-18
The City Hospital.

A petition, for either the abolition of
'L- hospital or the conversion of it into
tie charge of voluntary association ol
,itizsns Of well known respsctability
and trustworthiness is now at the otIirr
o( r. r. Robinson & Co. awaiting sign
prs.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-18
important to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the only
thing that mothers can rely upon for their
children. 1t corrects acidity of the stomach,
cures wind c0lc, regulates the bowels and
gives rest, health and comfort to mother ami
child During the process OF teething its value
is incalculable. 1t soitens the gums. rsduces
Inflammation and sllays all pain, thereby
giving rest to the child and comfort 10 the
mother. Twsnty five cents bottle.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-18

While Albert Woodward and
wife and two daughters were crossing
river frrd, near Columbus, Ind, in
wagon on Saturday, the vehicle v
swept away by the current, and B
wife and daughters were drowned.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-18
The Small Boy.

The first affair sifted at police court
this morning was a street row in which
two small boys figured as principals.
On account Of their diminutive size
the little fellows were not sentenced,
but ordered back to the cells, to medi-
tate.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-18
Get Out Doors !

The close confinement of all factory wo X
gives the operatives pallid faces, poor appe.
tite. lansuid, miserable feelings, poor blood,
inactive liver, kidneys and urinary troubles,
aud all the physicians and medicine In the
world cannot help them unless they get out OF
doors or use Hop Bitters. the purest and best
loupGance OF health, eunshine and rosy
cheeks in them. They cost but a trife. See
another column.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-18
List OF Unclaimed Letters

Remaining In the Wilmington, Del, post
Office, Saturday, November 8, 1879:
LADIES' LIST.
Fussie, Miss Mary Hurlock, Rebecca
GIeize, Mrs. Sarah Weldin, Miss Sadie X.
Harrison, Mrs B.P. Wenzell, Lima
IIance. Mrs. James Wright, Lizzie Y.
GENTLRMsN's LIST.
Blake, Charlie Smith, William
Cole, NJ. II Thompson, J. X. 4 Co.
Nulmer, William Nhenis, q. W.
Purnell, John Wilker on, M. J.
VIM. NJ. PYLE, =. NJ.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-18

Governor-elect Foster, of Ohio, is
ported to have denied that he wishes
succeed Mr.. Thurman as U. s. Ssnata
or desires to Gil Senator Chandle1
place as chairman of the National y
publican Committee.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-18

TOuN RAM, SEWING MACHINE BA
u ziar. Northwest cor. Ninth and Orange
sire ,ts Wilmington, Del. All trst-cass
Sewing Machines for "A e on easy terms. Oh,
Nee Hes and Attachments Tor all Machines.
Repairing y s. .ecialty. open In the evening
% I!
Daily Republican., 1879-11-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
r, ,F.kunkIe'a Ritter wine of Iron

IL has reyer been known to TAIL In the cure
of weak ness attended with symptoms. indis
position to exertion, loss OF memory, difflcul'
ty OF breathing, weakness, horror Of disease.
weak, nervous, trembling, dreadful horror oi
death, night sweats, cold feet, weakness. dim
ness OF vision, laBguor. universal lassitude OF
the muscular system enormous appetite, with
iyspeptic sy nptoms, hot hands, flushing oI
the body, dryness OF the skin, pallid counte-
nance and eruptions on the face purifying the
blood, pain In the back, heaviness OF the eye
lids, frequent black spots flying before the
yves, with suit aston ana loss OF sight, want oi
attention, kc.
Kunklo's Bitter Wine OF Iron is for sale In
Wilmington by II. James Belt, N Is. Dan.
forth, John J. Gallagher q Bro, Herbert X.
Watson, Taylor Il Fullerton, Jno. s. Hart
man, II. X. Brnghurst and the drug trade
generally.
Worms! Worms! worms
l.. +. Kunkel's Wsriu syrup never fails To
iestroy Pin, Seat and stomach Worms. The
ioctor can tell wEether or not the patient has
worms. Thousands are dying daily with
worms, and do not know It. Fits, spasms,
ramps, ch0kinA aud su1ocatlon, sallow COM
olexion, circles around the eyos, swelling
Ind pain In The stomach, restless at night
grinding pi the teeth, picking at the nose,
tou,t, isvsr, .:ahlny at tho seat headache,
oG! oreith, the patiens grows pale and thin,
Jao!ing and irritation in the anus. All these
'ymptoms, and more come rom worms. IL.
+. kunkel's Worm Syrup never iails to re-
move them, Price II per bottle or SIX Tor 70.
For Tape Worms write and consult the Doc
5orj FOR all others, buy oil your druggist the
Worm Syrup, and II he has 1t not, send to
Ur. L. +. kuukel. 259 N. Ninth Street, Phil
adelphia, Pa. Advice by mail, tree send
three cent stamp.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-18

The appointment Of Col. John Hay
bs Assistant Secretary of State in pls
of Mr.. Seward resigned, was announc
at the State Department on Saturda
Col. Hay was the private secretary
President Lincoln.