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Daily Republican., 1880-03-03
Fair Dealing Appreciated

That the people knCw how to appresiate
and will patronize good, fair square dealing
store has been tul y proven by the steady in
crease in business from week to week in the
boot and shoe store OF L. Mari, IL + Fourth
street, and If the people of Wilmington and
surrounding country will only keej sharp
OF out ON time to time for Marr's adver-
Lisement they Will find it will be to their ad-
vantage to 20 to IL f. Fourth street 10 buy
their bots and shoes, for he has his eye open
all the time for bargains, and has secured
some big ones lately, which he is Offering at
th same figures as before the rise In the price
OF leather. Acre are some of his prices A
Mans Workiog shoe Tor 81 90 MEMS CATERS,
a bargain, $l25; Ladies' foSed Lace, 81 25 !;
Misses Lace, SLIGO; children's Schsol Shoes rs
cents, and goods Of all grades up to the finest
quality. We would advise all who are In
want Of Shoes to take the advantage OF the
low price Of these lots, as We have not the
least doubt they will all soon bs sold. he
member the place. Il E. Attn St., two doors
from King. l-l7t.w is
Daily Republican., 1880-03-03
Rtrikes Bexuu and Ended.

ALLENTOWN, Penn, March 1.-The
employees OF the Little Mill Of the al.
lentown Rolling Mill Company, who
struck for higher wages on Thursday
last, went to work this morning, their
demands having been complied with.
READING, Penn. March 1.-The en-
ployes in the rolling mill Of 4. & g..
Brooke, at Birdsboro, one Of the most
extensive iron works in the State, are
on strike for higher wages. The strik-
ers also include the men in the nail
and plate mill. An advance Of 20 per
cent. is demanded. The puddlers at
the same place have given two weeks
notice of their intention to strike, un-
less their demand for higher wages is
complied with.
CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va, March Ia
strike took place to-day among the
hands of the extension of the Virginia
Midland railroad under tbs Caxan and
Codwise's contract. II commenced
near Barbourville, % miles from this
place and continued along the line uu-
til 1t reached Charlottesville, where
it was checked by calling out an armed
forcs of citizens and arrtsting about 70
Of the leaders, who were committed to
jail. There were about $50 men, all
colored, engaged in the strike, armed
with picks, shovels, &C., and marching
from one section TO another, forcing
those who were at work to cease and
strike for higher wages.
PorTsvIILE. Penn, March 1.-The
puddlers at Atken's Fishback Rolling
mills struck this morning for an ad-
vancs of 75 cents per ton.
A sterioptican exhibition Of the Life
Of Christ aud Five nights in bar-room
was given in Browntown last evening,
when the school house was found to be
inadequate to accommodate the people
who wished to see it, and SO veral went
away being unable to gain dmittance.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-03

NNUuGF.-A FAIR CASH PRICE WILL.
~ b. paid lsr secondhand top bug2ieS
and family carri yes. Apply to HAMMOND,
End and Frs nch SITS. 3,3-4Ct
Daily Republican., 1880-03-03
Rising Sun Reams.

Mrs. Savage, an old and respected
resident of Rising Sun, died at her
house, aged "a years. Mrs. Savage
had large circle of friends who
mourn her loss.
The Powder business is now getting
quite brisk, and the mills OLE. /. Dn'
pont, DeNemours & Co., will run full
time again.
There are four of the factories at Du.
Points banks running on full time.
ana some OF the departments have to
keep running through the night.
Every day about forty workmen
from Rising Sun come to Wilmington
on the five csnt fare car, that however
could carry more if enlarged.
A Total Abstinence Pioneer Corps.
l5 forming in Rising Sun, and are being
drilled by the Captain of the Lafayette
Guards.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-03
SECOND EDITION.
OBITUARY.
Ds aih Of Henry Pepper, Esq, In
ahis City.

This City.
Henry Pepper, ESQ, well known
lawyer of this city, died at his resi-
8. noe, No. s37 Market street, at an
,aaly ! our this morning, frOm wha'
Is generally supposed TO have been
apop!rxy.
NJ. PIPER retired last evening in his
usual health, and was apparently frel-
ing ve,y well. No intrnation Of any
thing nrong was received until this
moruiog when Mrs. Pepper awakened
and ound her husband lying in bed in
what appeared to be a lifeless condi.
tion. This was about six o'clock. She
at once sent messenger across the
street for DR.. Draper, who promptly
responded. He found MIR. Pepper dead
Auu nom the appearance of the corpse,
he judged that he had breath, d his
last ,ons time previously.
The coroner was notified and will
hold All irquest some time this even
ing, in order to arrive at the exact
cause If the death.
MIR. Pepper was member OF the old
Pepper family of Philadelphia. and
came II this city some years ago. Here
he married the widow Of his consin. the
late DR.. Pepper Norris, formerly Mi s
Price.
Mir. Pepper was associated with Hon.
Thomas y Bayard in his law practic-,
though he was not exactly considered
a partner. He practlced law in Mr..
Bayard's Office.
Until about year ago the deceased
and his wife lived on the old Norris es-
tate out Eighth street, and moved into
town last Autumn when it was sold
He leaves Eo children. He was between
80 and 34 years of age, and had large
private law practice.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-03
A New Tll1cn %yndic ate.

Washington Dispatch to TIE N. Y. World.
Speaker Randall left this city yes;er.
day for New York, to attend meeting
of Mr.. Tilden's syndicate, called for
Sunday noon. The speaker and Mr..
W. L. Scott will represent Pennsylvania
at that meeting. Mr.. Randall has
doubts which increase day by day,
whether, notwithstanding all that has
happened and all the loyal service he
has rendered Mr.. Tilden and Mr.. Pei
ton, the mantle of Mr.. Tilien, will fall
upon him at Cincinnati.
Of the national committee of thirty
eig It, which met here on Monday last
aud which was appointed at St. Louis
in 1876 as committee Of Mr.. Tilden's
friends, only ten could be found to go
with Mr.. Scott in advocacy of Mr.. Til
denis plan for the coming campaign.
This unexpected detection from Gram
ercy Park has led to the formation of
the new "syndicate" which is to hold
its first meeting in New York to-day.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-03
HOW Blaine likes Hay On.
From the Republic.


During the recent row in Maine q
New York reporter, who was in Angus.
ia, asked Senator Blaine what he
thought of President Hayes. "That
reminds me of little story" said the
Senator, plagiarizing Presiden! Lincoln.
"a party went up to Moosehead Lake to
camp out. The agreement was that
one man should do the cooking till
some one complained, and then the man
who grumbled should try his hand
at it. The cooking was frightful, but
not one OF the party-with the penalty
hanging in terrorem over their heads
dared say word. Finally, things
came to such pass that each man
tried to inveigle his neighbor into free
ing his mind. One day one of the par
ty saw his friend writhing in silent
agony over piece of alleged pie.
What do you think of that pie,
anyhow :"
''lt is the dash dastedest pie ever
wrestled with in my life-but, catch
ing the CLEAN in the other fellows eye,
l like iL-oh, yea, like it,"
Daily Republican., 1880-03-03
The pills Of ts,a WOrIn

Are Dr. SImms' Vegetable liver rills Su.
ac Coated, without an equal, They never
>, ripe or sicken In operating. move the bowels
easy by acting directly on the Liver, restore
the lost energies by promoting the healthy
action OF the Liver. In doing this Headache,
Neuralgia, Pains in the right or left side or
thIUupb the Lungs, Indigestion, Costiveness,
StcR Stomach, Weak Back, Dizziness, Bad
FGet0Gs through the body, Aching Limbs.
anh other bodily inhrAities are cured. They
are the only Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, Slckening Weak
ness or leaving the bowels costive. Thew
promote healthy Liver and leave the system
rec from the danger Of prevailing diseases.
sold by dealers and country store 4eepers
Ask for DIR. Simms' Pills and take 10 others.
Principal depot, Fourth and King, Hnuing-
ton. Del. PHILADELPHIA. 602 Arch st
Daily Republican., 1880-03-03
LOcaIleltea.

5. L. Adams, Of the Model InstituI
will give tonight, in his school ROD
at No. 22O Market street, Second stO1
a number OF readings and recitatiO1
being the rehearsal ofen entertainm4
to be given in Philadelphia on the n
day night following. The admissi !
to night is free.
A Chester harber has been inquidt
at police headquarters for man nam,
George Dysinger, who formerly work.
in our city for Robert Valentine, as
suspected that Dysinger knew sOn
thing about several razors and othI
articles which recently disappear
from his shop.
We learn that Joseph C. Hutchinso
formerly of Appoquinimink Huudrsl
will soon become citizen of Townset
where he will engage in the mercsnt
business, also in the sale of farmi
implements, where farmers can be 81
Piled with all the latest patterns.
The dead infant that was found
the rear of the African Union Churc
has been buried in Potter's Field. A
clue has been found as to who plscf
the corpse there.
The Register of Wills OIL Saturla
granted letters of administration uPf
the estate of Thomas Steele of WDi
Clay Creek Hundred to R. II. and ].
Steele.
Harry Van Gasken, not Rieha
daskill, read the funeral service on
the remains of the late George s. RID
ardson, last Thursday.
Prof. b. Brown Williams, M. D.,
lecture in Institute Hall this event
on Scientific matters and other intf
esting things.
W. A. Simpson has taken out letts
OF administration on the estate Of La
nah A. Simpson, late Of this city.
A quarterly and informal session
the wilmington Fountain Society
held yesterday.
MIR. Enoch Moore, Jr., has seld
yacht delaware Moore" to Il. l. y
pont & Co.
The first losd Of clans OF the seas(
lrrived yesterday from Cape May,
he oyster wharf.
Mr.. William Bacon yesterday sold
bicycle to Mr.. J 4. Gauzs for 800
lis son.
Undertaken Fox is rapiily recoVa
ng from his paralytic atta,k.
Two drunks were .dispoied of att
'olice court this morning.
WANTED;soME PERSON TO ADof sI.,
w q female child. Apply at Slb Pin'
Daily Republican., 1880-03-03
The MOHeti RelI Punch.

The Virginia Legislature yesterday,
by an almost unanimous vote, passed a
bill repeating the Motfett Bell Punch
liquor law, and establishing license
system, to go into operation on the lst
of May. The Legislature, last night,
passed the bill "To Reestablish the
Public Credit" which reduces the
State debt to $4,000, 900, and fixes the
rate of interest at three per cent. The
measure was carried by the Read jus.er
and Republican votes. 1t is believed
the Governor will interpose a veto; but
should he allow the. bill to become a law
it must be submitted to the people ior
ratification in November next.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-03
Royal Arch MeHOnu.

at regular Convocation of Palestine
holy. Royal Arch Masops No. 3, last
evening in Twelfth street hall, the
following officers We're duly elected and
M u. II. P.-John H. Marsh.
NJ. r. We. standley.
M h. T.-Joseph Toney.
Tfeas.-GeOrge Williams,
Sec.-J. II, 6Aippey.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-03
A kHd Shock,

Thomas J. Reece, a blacksmith. liv.
ing near DuPont's Station, was neigh.
hor and warm friend of Thomas Kane,
who died so suddenly on saturday.-
Later in the afternoon of Mr.. Kane's
death, Mr.. Reece was informed of the
sad event. The news visibly shocked
him, and he soon went to the house
and laid down, where he was after.
wards stricken with paralysis. The
stroke was of very serious nature. DR..
Chandler, Of Centr.vills, was summon
ed, but could do little for the unfortu-
nate man. So great was the shock that
he could not swallow a morsel of food.
He died about II O'Clock to day. The
funeral will take place on Thursday.
Mr.. Rseco had been aiiing for some time
but was not confined to the house. He
was over As years Of age and has four
grown-up children.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-03
Hotel Arrivals.
Arrivals at our principal hotels yegtel

Arrivals at our principal hotels yesterday
CLAYTON HOUSE.
Rentz-Santley Combination, "a members,
w II Bentley, Mapla Valley, N. s.,
N Rush Warner, Phila.,
y ] MessicE. seaiOrd.
F PolSter, BALTIC,
6 George n, g Gordon, New York,
Maria Lichman,
w X Washburne.
J X Short, Balto.,
q Anderson,
EUROPEAN HOTEL.
VIM W Burgan, BaIto..
Geo A Mi'linvton. New Castle,
W V Phelps, New York,
J G Littleton, PittsVille, Md,
L | + Schimer, Phila.,
VIM Elerrick, city,
John Smyth, New York.
W II Guhem. PhiIa.,
M McFadden, Somersvlile, Pa,
O T. Dure, city.
+ NJ Furber. Phila.,
j Apisw0ld, Harr sBurg,
James Christy, New Castle,
J II Black, "
W ID DVandever. "
II McGswan. New York,
X A Hutchinson. "
] L Stevens, Toledo,
Dan Firth, Landenberg,
Lem Shovel. Berlin.
UniTED STATES HOTEL.
II Whittermer. Little Falls,
M Evans, Fhila,
Morris Way and vile. Kennett Square,
VIM X Bright, Delaware City,
A Wilson, Newark.
VIM g Wler, Chrstiana,
= II Gull and lady, Phila,
Chas Murphy,
J A HibbOn, Rochester,
h = Burns, Phila,
< J Grier, Oxford,
e p Myers Boston.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-03
Hon. Jeremiah n. Black

goes through long argument in the
North American Review" for March,
to show how much afraid he is that
Gen. Grant will override the twill of
the people, " although he hasn't a
word to say about the recent attempt
up in Maine when Garoelon attempted
to do the same thing he 50 much fears
in the case of Grant. 1t isn't 30 much
this that Black is afraid of as it is that
Grant may be elected to third term.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-03
lPRoM rEsrnEDAY's LATE r,,,
A DOUBLE ARFLlCTIo.
The Death of Owen p.,
br"thcr ofihe Unfortspa,.''
Wife Dies I'm PhfIade,n,

wife Dies I'm PhiIaasIphis''
Owen Palmer, residing at B,nI
tonwood streets whose sickpss.
tetanus was mentioned yesterd,
mained unconscious from yestsrS.
noon, until a few minutes ofS
this morning, when he became =.
and bid his wife farewell. AssI
utes thereafter he died. Mr., p'
death was undoubtedly causs|
lockjaw.
About three weeks ago while j
q crcss'tie he bruised bis finger bu
no attention to the hurt. His sns
gan to pain him on Saturday. MI
10Th, and a feeling of numbnsss|
extended through the hand and
The next day the jaws began to |
and thinking this was the resnlI|
decayed tooth Mr.. Palmer had MI
lar extracted. The pain coptinu]
increase and soon the unfortunsts
was unable to move his Jaws. Dr.
was summoned on Thursday. bs
an examination cf the patien. and \,
the symptoms OF lock jaw well n
oped.
Mr., Palmer continued to grow !
ly worse, and medical skill prov
little avail. During his sickness
been able to take nourishmsnt tb,l
a glass tube, but last night he v,I
able to do even that. The diss,l
this case consisted Of locked iavs
infamation of the spinal marrow, I
inflammation, reaching the brain, c,I
death.
The deceased was about six,v|
years of age and was born in X
He came here twenty-five years
AT one time he was pilot on the b
ware river, but Of late years has 4
engaged in the carting and trueJ
business. Besides a wife, he lsar|
son and two married daughters.
funeral will take place on Thursdsd
1t seems that Mrs. Palmer has NJ
visited by double afIliction. sbe
a brother named George /. McMuul
who went to the Philadelphia IIosp|
about a week ago in a dementsd cad
ton, aud was unable to tell who
was. He was very i'll, and disIl
Saturday. 1t was afterwards found
Mrs. Palmer was his sister, and the
news was at once sent to her. He
be buried in the Odd Fellows C.
lery. in Philadelphia. Mr.. McMuul
was forty years of age and a Csrpss
by trade.
His death is traceabls TO sunstu
received in the United States Nd
where he served four years. After
discharge ne came TO this city and
NAMED here two or three months nd
le nearly or quite recovered. He ID
vent to Philadelphia, where he secu
employment as a carpenter with ].
"a Baur, 625 South Twelfth std
where he was when last heard from
lis sister, previous to the annOuu
nent of his death. This double al
ion in the loss of husband and brol
genres for Mrs. Palmer the deep sy
athy of her many friends.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-03
- aasssa o -
List OF Public Sales.
To take place:

TO take place:
" 2, Mary Gibson w. Ooh.
9, D. McCarty, Christiana HID.
8, Harry Sharpless, Wilmington city
9, Ellis Hicks, city.
8, Lewis Delaplain, NJ. q. Hid.
., Carr Lea, Brandywine Hundred.
8, Swayne and Mouseley, chris. HID.
10, Thos White, N. q. HID.
" 10, n. Sharpless, Wilmington city.
10, VIM. Mote, W. @. q. HID.
IL. James Sterritt. q. Hid.
" II, Amos House, Chadds' Ford, Pa.
IL, Prowd X Sterling, B. HI.
" 10, Jas. W. McCloskey, @. Hid.
" 10, samuel Handy, b. Hid.
10, Ezra Pierce, Brandy wine Ha,
.' 10, VIM. u. Welden. N. O. HID.
" II M. l.. German. b. Hd.
is, Geo. Miliingt0n, New Castle town.
" ls, W. T. Hall, Pencader HID.
19. John Barnes city.
20, Geo. Ortlip, WllminRtoH City,
" ~, Ihos. Cartmell, b. Hd.
=" ~, q. Wakenhut, q. HID.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-03
Sugar Beet CuIture.

The Delaware Beet Sugar Company
are In receipt Of an encouraging letter
from Senator Edmunds, in which he
processes great interest in the Sugar
Beet enterprise and expresses a hope
that 1t will meet with success in this
country. Senator Edmuuds saw sam
PIES OF The Delaware Beet Sugar on ex-
hlDition at the Smithsonian Institute,
ana became deeply interested. This
led the Company to send samples of the
Sugar 10 him as we'll as to other mem
bsrs of Congress.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-03
a sudden Denfn.

william Miller, carpenter by trade,
ana employed by Murphey & Son, died
this morning about 5 O'Clock.
at his home Gl5 French street, of neu.
falSla OF heart. He was taken severely
Ill very suddenly, and died before a
prescription which DR.. Kirchner had
hastily written out could be filed. He
was 81 years old, and leaves a wife and
Daily Republican., 1880-03-03
RAILROAD LINES,
DHILADELPHiA,W WILMINGTON AND
l. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

DHILADELPHlA,W WILMINGTON AMI
4 BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER 10, 1879
Trains will leave Wilmington as follow
For Philadelphia and intermediate Sta,
tionS, 100, $40, 1890 a. m., 23J, 400, 100, 94t
y. IN.
Philadelphia tExpress) 800, 9.36, 10. OF q. m
Philadelphia and Eew York u, 100, 10. o.
a. NJ, l2.l3 1879, 5.46 p. m.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, s.ai
a, n.
baltimore and Bay Line, 708 .. m.
baltimore and Washington, l2.51, 2.O3, s 35,
n. m, 1882, 1.04, b.l8 p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New CASTLE, 9.l5 a. M, LILO, 8. 30 o. m,
harrington and Intermediate Stations. q. IL
a. m., l,l9, 8 30 IN.
b4Imar and intermediate Stations, elsa
u, I.lJ p. In.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Philadelphia and intermediate Ststions
80 M, 500, 6.3U, 0.46 p. III.
Philadelphia and New Y ork, 200 a. m
Baltimore and Washington, 1851, 2lO n IN
Tor further information passengers are re
erred to the time tables posted at the depot
II. F KENNEY. Supt.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-03
Important to Mothers.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup is the only
children. l. tcorrects acidity of the stomach,
cures wind 1lic regulates the bowels and
gives rest,13l and comfort to mother and
child. During the process OF teething its value
Is incalculabie. 1t sotens the gums, reduces
inflammation and allays all pain, thereby
giving r9st to the child and comfort to the
mother, Twenty five cents bOttIs.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-03
A Rag Mans TrOubIe

Michael Ryan, a rag man from CHI
ter county, ,came.into town yesterday d
got very drunk, with & companion.
drove aimlessly around the streets ID
late at night, and about 10 O'Clock 4
ont of his wagon in front of tLe Wa
ington House, while his team CONT
ued up Market street. The mas \
locked up aud the team empounls
This morning he was fined 50 csd
and costs, which he paid cheerful
and went on his way rejoicing.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-03

DELAWARE WESTERN RAILRJAD
- -On and after February %, 1880. trains
will run as follows:
Leave Wilmington at 7,l5, 1870, a. M, 63o,p.
m.
Arrive at Landenbe z, 90 q. m, 90 noon,
$40 p. m.
Leave Land Q 1belg, $50, a. M, 1850, p. m.
Arrive at vii nil gton, 90, a. m, 2.l5, y. m.
223tf U. CeNNELL, Sup't.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-03
Sabbath school AnnIversarIeI

The annual anniversary OF the
bury M. 4. Sabbath school will be b
on next Thursday evening. h
Enoch stubbs, of Philadelphis, |
Mr.. Foreman, of Delaware, will be pI
ent and make addresses. The excl
Sos will also be somewhat differerttd
those OF previous occasions.
The missionary anniversary Of
Mt. Salem NJ. E. Sabbath school, viii
was to have been held two weeks d
bnt which was afterwards postpon|
will take place next Sunday aftenc|
Daily Republican., 1880-03-03
Fires YpafPFdRV

The wagon factory of James, Roosa l.
Graham, in Memphis, was burned yes
terday. Loss, $65,OOO. A fire in
Wilkesbarre last night destroyed Ca
sey's dollar store, Kern's dry goods
store, and three other buildings Oh
Main street. Loss, abOut S3o. 900.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-03
lDEE ED,

MCWHORTER.-In st. Georges, on Feb:u
ary II, urtis b. Nc cWhorter, aged Is year,
Rachel 4. Seares, in her 59th year.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectful ~ invited to attsnd the funeral
from her tate residence, Front street above
Broom-, on rhursdaV afternoon at O'Clock.
To proceed To the Wilmington and Brady.
wins Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-03
MARCH IL. 1ssn.

DNBLlC SALE.-L. w. STIDHAM n
l. ) N would inform their friends and the
public generally thai they are prepare t.
cal sales either in the cay or country. Hav
'hE nad large experience they are confident
thiV can give good satisfaction. Persons
Pi hing their servco should call and secure
their day. Their charles are moderate. They
oLn furnish clerks il desired. l.l4znw-ltd
Daily Republican., 1880-03-03
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTS.

DUBLIC SALE--WILL BE SOLD AT
i Puzzle sale, at the residence OF v illiam
A. Sii0psoJ, on the nor heast corner Oi II
~ King streets in the City of Wilmington,
on lUE~DAY, March 9th, 1851 at 10 O'Clock
u. IT,. thA entire stock of millinery goods,
trimmings &c., in the store, together with "a
large lot OF Household and Kitchen furniture,
censiSttns Of bed bedSteads, bureaus, looking
RlasseS, rh iIs tables, lounges. carpets one
exGensD II liable, side board, marble top with
miro supelior chamber suit. parlyr suits
l large Wit two sofas and two large chairs
l with u.., sula and chairs. 6 stoves, ! No I,
Washington range nearly new, l other COOK
stove par or and two other stoves. together
with iarg1 lot OF sundries Condit OnS
made kuUs II at the commencement OF sale.
WIN. A. SlMP~uN.
T. " cple AuctiOneer 8 3-pOd. Bid
Daily Republican., 1880-03-03

From our 0tlce to the New York and PhiIa.
deiphia Stock Exchanges. Quotations fur.
nishcd simultaneously with salts being
made at those exchanges.
fhiiadelphta, New York and SanFrancisco
stocks and bonds bought and sold and car
ried on margin.
All Local Securities Bought and Sold
cash Ready for good First Mortgages.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-03
PreHcriDatnu Free.

For the speedy Cure Of seminal Weakness
loss Of Manhood, and all disorders brought
on by indIsCretiOn or excess. Amy Druggist
has the ingredients. Address
DAVIDSON * CO., 7s Nassau St. New York
7.8 tu'sd WHY
Daily Republican., 1880-03-03
Tenth and HnuOr

Query What is the best family medicine
In tho world to regulate the bowels, purify The
blood, remove c0stiVeness and blllonsness, aid
digestion and tone up the whole system
Truth and honor cOmpels US to answer, Hop
Bitters, being pure. perfect and harmless
Ed. See another column.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-03
Seal of EirEinin

Smoking TOBACCO maze by Wilkins n co.
Baton q Bro, Philadelphia, sole agen. $.
Ice best brand in the market. Lovers Of a
good slnoSeshould buy it. Sold everywhere
g--5 INV
Daily Republican., 1880-03-03
A k]nfIt.

II ult WAC are suffering from the errors anC
lndigCretlous Of youth, nervous weaGnoss
early decay, loss OF manhood, ETC., l will s6nc
reciUe that will cure you FREE or
CHARGE. This great remedy was discoy
arcd by missionary in South America. Send
selt.addre5sed envelope to the REv. JOszPp
t. lEaAN, Station y. New York OttV.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-03

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