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New-York tribune., 1880-07-02
wATTERsoN's AMENDED TICKET

Before the Cincinnati Convention met tho
LOaSUHe COuFterJOurHat pointed TO tais ticket, anI
predicts IS elcc.ion:
For President,
Western man mat can via.
For Nlcr-lre, dent
An Eastern man that can help hun win.
What, therefore must be WltcrsOn's feeIugs being
compelled TO support:
For President.
An Eastern man tnat VIII lose.
For Vice President,
Western man that VIII belp him lose.
New-York tribune., 1880-07-02
SENATOR DAVE, on GARFIELD
From hts speech al the Niddleser CiuJ IA Boston. oa
No Republican can be found anywhere to-

No Republican can be- found anywhere to-
day who ever had another choice thnn t.' .l. Tao
history OF TIE Republic Tor the last baf C.uWry aut
the career those who had sned the most lutte
H. have furnished example OF Ont ca,d go h, Pros
ldrutl chair after such searching tral, sucn Cgc al
tests Those have stood bY hts sde as witnesses II
the growth and development Of The many ficll now
so CONSPICUOUS IN General Garfield, bear wiling si-
mony TO hs noble bearing throughout aud o. ais uusu
led name [Appusc.I They nave seen Llm grasp lrrtt
subjects. discharging important trusts, muldnK lttH
systes under wich the industries of the wLoi, Nauuu
may bul 40 pulled down, directing the cNp.Vd
ture OF hundreds OF IN Hons Of puoc money aud hoy
gladly declare TO the American people that thc Esruh
can candidate has al the way up To ths time, rOtd
the devious pathways OF opportunity and temptation
with unsoilcd feet. He had moved ani corruption aud
scandal with garm MS untaished. The success OF THIS
nomination To- November next Il To 90 tnne the gul
ance OF publ. ana IN the hands II those VINO saNed
the Union lappaus lis defeat the surrender t. the
control those whO attempted the destruction of ,ho
Union Victory Tor the future an tEe gTouud
gained q struggle OF twenty years OYsrtnIoW j.. IN
reality a capulati0n 10 that Bourbon spirit which has
learned nothing and forgotten ltIle. From that
great lesson II has gradually back uutl ~ hls
placed It's banner today INTO the hands OF the leader
It's first hght Tor slavery IN the plains OF .nsas
inviting u, to follow his lead jast II nOthiug had hap
penel. nothing en gained since that encounter mat
spirit which went forth n IN Misslcnuse.t !. and DIS
oomat ed tie followers OF English IN the attempts 10
make slave State al Kansas, stu animales leOgle
aud vii Ileet agan taoSe same followers wlth Ike as
eJmnturs 10 November next lAp?lauseJ
New-York tribune., 1880-07-02
THE MAIN POINT

The Syracuse Journal tReD1
There are good many war Democrats of
the came opinion as tine WHO d, clarcd De mus,
vote fOr G0tfl Id" Said he: woud adly vote for
Hancock assured wasn't voting rcInstate fuat
miserable horde Of arisCcratc aud uaitOr.us Z. bel
brgaliers who will take lurdge az Hibcoc.'. ess
aud threaten another rrb ,lOn n the conf bonds
debts ana all are not pad for by the people" That
states "a very important pait OF the In a nutshell
New-York tribune., 1880-07-02
Nmnsements ano alcetinss Co Might.

HAvERIY's THEATRF-" Our Goblins"
MADISON SQUARE THEATRE" Hazel kIrRe"
EEw-IORK AQUARIUM" Germana."
EIBLo's GARDEN Ministries.
UNION SQUARE TBEATRR-" The Love OF His Life"
ROSTER & BIAL's CONCERT HALI-COucert
METROPOLITAN CONCERT HAIIs-CoDcert
rAMMANY HAIL-Exhibition.
New-York tribune., 1880-07-02
Fuslnrss Notl6fs.

"ALDEENEY BRAND"
yuy alwsvs coNnRNsrp MIX
Surf Hotel Fire Island Beach. No malaria.
Chills and Fever, Catarrh and HAY Fever cured
New-York tribune., 1880-07-02

The most distinguished names upon the Yale
list of honorary degrees are those of President
Hayes, who is made a Doctor of Laws, and
Theodore Thomas, who receives the degree OF
Doctor of Music.
The permanent organization of the Repub-
lican National Committee was not effected at
last nights meeting, but committee was ap-
pointed to consider the subject. This will
report to-day. Interesting talks with MEM
bers of the National Committee upon the
prospects of the party in their various States
will be found elsewhere.
The success which Mr.. Gladstone achieved
last night in the House of Commons strikes a
fatal blow at test Oaths. and opens the British
Parliament to men of the most extreme opinions.
Mr.. Bradaugh will now, of course take
his seat The result does credit to the
sagacity of Mr.. Gladstone, and redecms the
indecision with which he acted at the outset
of this fight for liberation.
President Hayes made Il brief speech yes
terdav at the Yale Alumni dinner, III which
he reasserted with undhninished confidence
the wisdom, as he saw it, of hls South
ern policy. 1t was barely more than
an allusiOu, but in it he managed % give the
subject personal interest for a Yale audience
by telling them that his course was largely
influenced by advice from President Woolsey.
Yale won comparatively easy victory IN
the boat race with Harvard yesterday. The
time of the winners, u min. p sec,
WAS not remarkable, but the victory
ttself is glory enough for Yale for one day.
II reyerses the rule that has so often put
Harvard TO the fore, and Will tend to make
future contests more uncertain and more ex-
citing.
If that man is a phllanthrOpist who makes
t,yo blades of grass grow where there was but
ono hefo,e. what shall be said of the man who
makes an episram where there was none be-
foreY The occasion was the Phi Beta Kappa
dinner Yesterday; the man was DIR. Oliver Wen
de,l Holmes. When Mr.. Fawcett, the poet
asked 10 be excused from speaking, Dr..
Holmes. who is always adding good things to
tba common store, said How can we ask one
g 70 oct ON his legs: who uses his wings 80
swell 2, This is the torrid season, when for
things like this the average citizen is much more
grateful than he is for the news OF another
Presidential nomination.
Tammany continued last night at Its ratifica-
A;on meeting the policy of forgiving the l1lden
Democracy which Mr.. Kelly inaugurated with
.,ch maonifcence at Cincinnati. Ii the TIden
democrats are not by this time overwhelmed
New-York tribune., 1880-07-02

The most distinguished names upon the Yale
list of honorary degrees are those of President
Hayes, who is made Doctor of Laws, and
Theodore Thomas who receives the degree oi
Doctor of Music.
New-York tribune., 1880-07-02
IERlS or the TRIBUNE.

rrANCH OFFICES OF THE TRIBUNE
NFw-YORK-No. I. .23s Broadway, corner Thirty
frst-st No. 3OS West rwrntv-thrd-st.. corner
Iiehth-avc.; No. eco Third ave, corner Forty
ftvatl-st.; No. o. East Fourteenth-si., corner
liioI square No. 23SG EcuTtii-aYe. NaTlemj
NASHINGrOS--NO 1.322 Est
JoNDoN-No. 2G Be6foTd-st., Strand.
PARIs-N0. 9 Rue Scribe.
New-York tribune., 1880-07-02

Tammany continued last night at its ratlfica
lion meeting the policy of forgiving the Ilden
Democracy which Mr. Kelly inaugurated will
such magui6cence at Cincinnati. If the TDden
Democrats are not by this time overwhelmed
New-York tribune., 1880-07-02

Indiana Republicans are more confident every day
that they can carry the State in October. If they
do the November election will he a mere walk over
in Aa..- Ngrk
New-York tribune., 1880-07-02

The Democratic newspapers have discovered m
old letter of Jere Blacks nl of ecstatic admiration
for the order which Jere Black wrote and Hancock
signed. The unprejudiccd author tells the GIFTED
siguer that the order was "admrable," and that
" "WashmgtOn never said thing in better taste ol
better time" That Is modest OF Jere, and compll
mcntary TO Washington.
New-York tribune., 1880-07-02

The Democrats are now sally thinking of Uncle
Sammys tightly bunged baTl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-10
FEEsH rEATs, FsSs9, asc.

n OTlCE-I call the attention OF the public
- to the northeast corner Of tho Market, on
farfax and Cameron st.oets. whoro have re.
sumod busiD oEs at my old stand, and will have
on hand o: all times good supply Of CHOICE
FRESH MEATS. consisting OF Beef Mutton,
l:nmb, Veal snd Pork, together with oil kinds
Of SAUSAGE and PUDpINGS, of my own
manulscture | also csll attention 10 stall No.
81, opposite whero | have on hsnd fine selec-
ton OF CHOICE PICKLES., consisting Of Gu
cnmtcrs, Chew Chow, Chop Pickle, Nixctl
Pickle, Ghorkins, Csuilower and picklcd
OniCns, aId oil kinds of Pickles in glass jars
Hslford Sauce. Wsrwckshire Sauce, Cstsup,
French Mustard, pure Olive Oil imported
Edam Cheese, Pepper Sauce, Sardines in quar-.
Ter and half boxes, Mince Mcat, Maccaronl,
Leme rs, etc.: CHOICE SMOEED FISH, rro
pared for table use immediately, consisting OF
Mackrel, Shad, Salmon and Potomac Roe Her,
ring. Any Of these srticles can bo procured ST.
ter market hours at my store No II south Fair.
fax street. 200 bbls OF Fish consisting of sonu.
inc Labrador and Family Roe Herring in bbls,
half bbls and kits; Potomac Shad, in barrels,
half barrels sad kits Mackere NCs l, and 5
IL barrels, half barrels and kits
nov y :. J. EEEH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-10
INPOErhN'G QUESTIONS.

Reader, have you cairht s cn.::? Arc you
unable 20 raise tGn 1a;ekm2 lave you au irri-
.ailon in The SbHaSl? i. scisn OF oppression on
the lungs, With short 6rasth? % you have :
L. of coughing ca :yirg dn8H? = sharp pain
now and !:,cn ii = region o. ;ho haart. Ehcutdors
srd back? iE -, UU y ADVICE Is 20 lake
st once 4 dose cs ;;'u;.'3 EIro2!oEaat; you will
so0!i be Gblo 10 raise tho lh!c17. n Al hour
feat taxa twa q; TGigs tnis. I0u will SOON
lsil into 8 pEnssaat sleep Eui wake up in the
morning cough &OgH. luG&s working freely !;
oasy breathing ard 10 noT'e.s moving IN mt
ur4l nlannor. 70 ncevoE. TotUrn OF thcso
symptoms L.5e the iS-pac:cr&rt several days
OGieo ll MuMEAL 81. y. E0EA
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-10
had TERRIBLE NIGHT SWEATs.
Memphis February IL, 1871

Memphis February IL, 1871.
DR.. Tut: Sir have been suffering Tor near
ly two years with II severe cough. When ]
commenced taking your EXpeCtorsnt l WAS re-.
duced 10 ono hundred and sixteen pounds in
weight l had tried amcs. everything; had
terrible night swcats l have taken half dozen
bottles. Tho night swcets have left NO. tho
cough has disappeared snd have gained nlteen
pounds in Gcsh. J. recommend it 70 al my
friends. With grcst respect,
OLIVER RICE,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-10

f o TIFY THE YSTEM,
And you arc armed sgsinst disease. Tho Gaos.
Bl!lers which renders digestion easy and ccm-
pleto. counterGcts biliousneas, snd keeps tho
bowels in order, and so genial aad beneGcent are
lis ELECTS: tnat not only is tho body invigorated
and regulated by lis use. but dosp0ndency BAN
lshed from the mind. For sslo by sll druggists
Shu uealors generally. Gn 3l-eolm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-10
A NEWSPAPERS PUBLISHER WRITES

Ulil3e --VcHINg MOVIE, NtlgUsts, Ga.
DR.. Tut Dear SiC-aiy littlo SON was attack
cd with pneumonis last winter, which loft him
with violent cough thal lasted till within
month since, for tho euro OF which ! am indubt-
cd TO your valuable Expoctorant. had tried
most everything recommended, but mono did
any good until used your Kypectorant, one
bostlo Of which removed the cough entirely.
With ms"y THANKS am yours truly,
JOHN Ii. WE1GLE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-10

VS7 u T s Il a IE ! DY.5.
GRAZ HAIR or WrIa!EE3s change; 10 s
Glossy EL.CK by y single application OF this
Dye. Il impact: = IGtGc,I Color, Nat3 I1s.ana
taleouslv, sud ia ea t:&r.A}a@s 4: spring watsr.
Sold by DEuggis::;. ~ Gsai 6J GIUross on receipt
of$l
sRtnca. aE ssEErr,ky q: =, Mnsy Work.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-10
EiEaNBS ARID pBss4ANs.
SXIEE'E' PIANOS

NEANU, SQUNkE END UPRIGHT
Hjghes: honor Earis Exposition 1873 Tho
Sti"l; Bouior Grand, or Upright, thc artist
r.yoritc GCfcg competition
Il. J.. WILD & EkO.. Soia Agents
12} itl at.. n. ~, Washington, 4, 4.
as2 Agan!s Tor tho celebrated EIAnich {; Bach
a." other t:3; c!zs5 linNos, and tho Pocubct,
tatoH 81 60. :ltrdETi UrgMre
HEAECI STNhG with ~. ". hDa :: {,
IONS. - h.a= -tract, Aia%anr7i.; ,.'?o r@fc- -
rro'. Hg- nan. OF -!!rxanfrjn.
~ -Fl"Gcs, Organs sd Other Musical Iratrr;.
nc.ts TUNED AnD i5ErAIN&D. i'm ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-10
ssEssEEaNAGu
.DR. szsgTTsTS
Il .EEiXP.Ei;(T'L'ORkNT.
SsEssEEaNAE.
IN % CTS. AND ST. BOTTLES.

Lis properties sro Demulcent, Nutritive, Bal
samic, Soothing snd Healing. Combining all
these qualities. il is tho most effective LUNG
BALSAM evor olltrtd to sufferers from Pulmo.
nary diseases.
DR.. J. +. HhY NOOD. Ct Now York, volun
taflly lnuoEsos II. kead hat he says:
Now York, Sept. 10, 1871.
DIR. Tut: Dear Gic.-iuring this yosr trest-
cd rino hundred cases Of lung diseases. In tho
lower wards Of th5 c;ty tba cases were of very
severe tyio Il Was thoro MY sttcntion was
cslled TO TUFTS EcpoctcrAYt, aGl confess my
surprise al it's wonderful power. During 8 prsc~
t!co of twenty years have never known a med
lclno 70 set es promptly AID With such happy
effects. 1t instantly sUhduHd tho most violen
fits OF coughing, and invarisbly cured tho d.
sesso in few days. / checrfully endorse it as
the best lung medicine / ever used.
J.FNNNClS HAYWOOD MD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-10
PREMIUN FRUIT TREES.
%. 0. MUNSONrS NURSEHYN

w =. y! 4 +NCNEi- - = y I'D E4Js 1 7
VIII ta. orders FOR the above Fruit, Ornament
II! And :,ha!c Trees :mrll Fruits, Roses, Flow
oTlng Shrubs. &c, 81 Nursery prices ct MY
st0rG, corner Of tgiriaG and franklin SITS Send
%"7''r md will cal and take your orders and
leave casalcgua Of prices ard varoles and can
El"c purchasers inquic'g useful hints sbcut do
sicGbio v9rict;c..
lyH lOGl ". 7. GRANNS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-10

Special contracts will be msdo with yearly sd
vortsCrs.
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EtssE5EVa.

FE1BE PARTN EKSHlP heretofore existing
4 between WASHINGTON & BRO. is this
day dissolved By mutual consent.
GEO. WASHINGTON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-10
GUk-i.

y ItoI ' II-tF III Z UIlA 70,
of hesl fusiity,
Hrd vol scraned. / will be plcazed 10
supply my friends and customers 1T lowest mar
Eet prlcs Dalir0rCd 81 hnusss, csrs or boats,
per tor OF .2!iU iba
jeT w. L. SMOOT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-02-10

aAf<Gs1% K f;te s'.ewEl.arga4s a ssrs4
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01

sessmeut and tax collection laws fully
o g fourth Of the voters Of this city were
dlsfranehised and that enc fourth were
R -publlcaps. To suoh an extent have
these DISTINGUISHING laws been carried,
that they might truthfully be denom'
mated under one head as "s system
to Cheat the State ont OF votes" A
deaf ear has been turned to repeated
appeals from the citizens of New Castle
County for increased representation,
though that county has considerably
more thsn half the population OF the
State and only one third the reprssen
tation. We might go on piling up
these damaging accusations against the
Democracy Of tse State, but in consoi
ence sake have We not mentioned
enough to overwhelm the party in
defeat and shamei We believe that it
will be overthrown AID the day Of de
liysrance is near at hand. The mu.-
tering thunder was heard on the second
Of November, and in two years NOR
the storm king Of retributiVe justioe
will sweep the State. "The mills OF
the gods grind slowly, but they grind
exceeding sure"
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
How are the Mighty Fallen?

1t is stated as q fact, that Of the q g..
700 copies Of the Morey forged letter
published by Truth, the Democratic
National Committee took IS, 900 copies
for distribution broad cast over the
country. This shows how strongly the
Democratic party individually as well
as collectively, was interested in the
spread Of that lying ibelous Letter.
The most humiliating feature of the
Wbrl9 dark and damnable transaction
Ia the well ascertained fact that Gener.
al Hancock himself, the chivalrous, the
high toned, the high souled, the "su-
perb" soldier, invested in Is, 600 COPPER
OF tho base forgery for distribution
amongst his friends or wherever they
would do the most good. Well ay
We txclaim: "How are the mighty
f4lleu2" Every one of these men from
Hancock, Barnum, Hewitt, Randall and
all the lesser fry of that llk wers fully
aware OF the forgery and some Of them
helped to get it up, yet they were
prompt to avail themselves OF this mis-
erabls scheme to insure the defeat OF
Garfield. For such men and such .
party to have triumphed 5y such mraut
would have been reflection upon tha
principle Of justice which we are taugLt
to believe governs in human affairs.
Such . party can never expect to pres.
per in nation whore honesty has not
been totally thrott!e1 and choksd to
death. Such party indeed needs 70
forming and re-orgsnizing under al
other name and other men to consti-
tute leaders rank, and still it Is
doubtful, even II recognized under
any other name 1t would smell more
swest than 1t does now. Bury it out Of
sight.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
seeing Thing. differently.

How about II now Eers are two Sci
OF witnesses from Dauphin County,
Pennsylvania, in the libel suit. 0Lt
testiie, on oath, that the 1900 acres oi
land which the Delaware Mutual Ere
and Marine Insurance Company own in
that County are not worth 81 per acre.
81 an acre-would not pay the taxes for
! the iand-perfec'ly barren and worth.
less. One of the witnesses is an ex
member OF the Legislature, though
from what we hear OF that body this il
unfortunate for him. The other set Of
witnesses, testify that, iDrladips
the timber On the laud ard valuipR
the laud at $l0 an acre, the tract il
worth SIC, 300-that mortgage $780,
900 on the land would be perfectly safe
and that the lands are likely to bs still
naore valuable by the discovery OF iron
ore in Ihs tract. One Of the latter wit.
uesses was not 30 unfortunate as tC
have been in the Legislature CT Penn
syivania but he was for large nun
Der of years Justice Of the reace,
which ia not much to brag Of If he is
no better than some Delaware Justices
We have heard Of. But joking aside
here is quite difference of opinion in
regard 10 the value of the land. Que
Of the witnesses wouldn't pay the take
for il, and another says it is worth
s7G 300. What will the jury do about
the case ! We suppose they will adopt
the usual mode where every thing else
is equal-that is, they will strike an
average between the lowest and the
highest price put upon the land. W.
would then have 800, 600 added to
s76. 800. This divided by two which
are the two extremes, would equal
S3s, $50, as the value Of the land. 1t
strikes us somehow that somebody stea
things in a very different light in IL is
libel suit.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
CAUTION.
HAYD0CK & CO..
80 PLATT ST., Now York.
1l26-lyd&w

ROCERIES DOWN AGAIN. YOU
NJ will be pad for your trouble by buying
your groceries at FcrdB, cor. Front and Mad
lson. We are ling hams at l2c d, su Sar
cured shoulders, Ss sweet as ham, 80. b; f)ur
8, 31l and 10. b, Minnesota patent 40. h,
our Aour at 90. " 10 splendid: We are tho only
ones selling this brand at this price. Golfers
IL, IS and 2Oc. n, best Rio 2nc.. Maracaibs
and LARauv,a nc Java 300 b, ,S bs mil oe
meat 25c., 8 ms ce white dried apples 25o, 8
rs peaches 2to., 3 MS kingstord's d's starch 2b"..
Bs Turkey prires 2bo., lbs dried cherries
25o., 8 Bs borax soap no, q cans fine table
peaches 26c., 2 cs ms gooseberfies 2hc., cons
cherries 400, our 40c. tea 10 splendid, our zoe.
is as good as sold In the city for Sc; new
raisins, ourrants, citron and canned lOmOn a.
prices to suit Pure cider for mince meat
hon Jackson's min, apples and sweet pota
toes by the barrel, rye straw TOR beds; hay
and straw baled at country prices, sugars
away down, genuine sardines, 10, new
mackarei, 90 D bits, Si.t0, si:7s and 500.
PETER FORD,
Gro lFront and Madison Su.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01

Twl CONVENTIONS meet at Dover at 2
o'clock to-day. One IL the el'ctofa'
College to cast the vote Of the Sta'e fol
candidates for President and Vic
President OF the United States. Tht
other is the State Temperance Allan e
which will probably map ont some
plan Of action whereby the Freat evll'
OF intemperance can be circumvented
Tho first is composed of three members
and a. they will vote for Hancock and
Ea3lisn their vote. won't amount to
anything tor they are not the coming
rulers. The other convention will Le
composed probably of two or three hun.
dred uep and women with a defiDit.
object in view and whose actions may
have a wonderfully defpite potent in
fiuepcs In the State in the hereafter
The indications are that the ALI
ance will take STEPS TO induce the Leg
islatars to pass a local option bill al
tho approaching session.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
ARuilder,s Tes,imesy.

Charles 3. Strickland, Esq, Of 8
Boylsto Place, Boston, Mass, after
relating his surprising recovery from
rheumat atism by st. Jacobs Oil, says ;
cannot find words to convey my praise
and gratitude to the discoverer OF this
liniment.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
our CIRCULATION.

over zoe. .OO6.) one hupdred anu
SIX thousand copies of the vaiIy
"nepubIIcan," were printed ana
sold iu twelve 0aSs. AdveriisoTs
shOaId note this fact-nOw thar
she holidays are aDDrOaehing.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
HAYDOCK'S
KIDNEY PANACEA

VIII give almost immediate relief, when all
other means have iailtd. The u ost powerin!
existing medicine Tor the cure OF female CON
plants. Fifty years experience inc nte'ta.
Oly prove this remedy unrlvalea Tor the dis.
orders incidental tn the Ienale sex. No fam.
ily should be without It, and It may be taker
by young and old, as 1t will restore health
when every other means prove unsuccess
iul.
70 the stomach we traoe dyspepsia, hess
ache and general debility; TO the liver bile.
laundice and yellow fever; TO the bowels. ~.
a rHs, dysentery, constipation, piles and ne.
tula; to the lungs, consumption, etc; 10 the
blood, scrotUla, scurvy and all culRneOUs
eruptIons. by Keeping theee organs and
vital fluid pure and healthy We may safely
defy the ATTACKS OF dssease, and re medicine
yet prepared tOr this purpose can squal the
actiOn Of
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01
Capital Prize, 100000.

IL 40 Prizes amounting to. .t622, 800
Gen,G r; BEAUREGARD, oiLa. Ucm,rs.
Application for rates to clubs should only
be made to the office Of the Company in New
Orleans.
Write tor circulars or send orders to
N. A. paUPHIN, New Orleans, La.
Or same person at
No. 8l9 Broad way. New York.
N. bail correst ondencs should be with
M. A. I!aupain as above. In AL cases tire
TICKETS Themselves are sent, and never
circulars Offering certificates or anything else
instead. Any one propoting to offer any.
thlDg else by Giro lar or otherwise, on his
own behalf or that Of tho Conpkny is q
"sWindler."
Daily Republican., 1880-12-01

|HHE Bel
II 3 market
~, ,S,peaGin|
ksas'lfuclIOn1
Experience
E,ses beer aall
4, vent iOt]
/ ,,o Y, chSssE1
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HAYDCC'KS
X I I'D N EY PA Ma G Il A
HEAR WHAT IS SAID.


at has made me now man."
"Dr HaydOck's Panacea has increased my
weight h hfloen pounds"
my wife would not be without 1t for any
money!"
sour little boy is much better. enclose
one dollar for aDOther bottle"
II II nd 1t easy to tako aB milk
We have sold thuteen bottles this week :,
and shall want three DE- zen next cPdeF" "
My morning agonYis Is gono-thanks to
your Panacea."
II mud It n -pltndid appetizer"
ANY Invalid or sIfierer aflll"ed with ary
Kidney dnorter who viii write me as to
'holr CO np'aInt will be treated humanely
and kindly. 1t 10 NY most osrne't desire to
investigate all forms OF iIiabet's ard give re.
lief at ali tines .fyou are tCo poor 10 pur-
chase. write TO me anyway, and your case
will have immediate atteU lou.
CAUTION.
Observe that the tign ture Of Allen Hay
dock 10 across the mouth Of each bottle,
Price-one dollar tor large, ami nifty cents
for trial siEes-