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".Tildon and rheumatism " would be q
good tickot.
Mr.. Dla!ne's friends expect him to be
nominated by MAlne strougth.
~ nm withdrawing rs fast as you can ex-
poet lamo nun to."-S.L TT.
Dennis KeaEney suffers greatly from
Erayel,-in fact, ho !a within stones throw Of
death.
Tho Marquis of Lorno has quit writing
poetry, and Is going to vlslt tho Thousand
Islands.
We suspected 1t nil nlong. Hart Is IN Ohio
man. having formerly been waiter Ia Cleye-
lAnd hotol.
a subscriber wants to know II oleomarga.
flne takes tho place Ut butter III any particular.
Yes. To catch Aica WITH.
bfE. atout WIS defeated In the recent En-.
Rllsh election, notwithAt Rndlng TINT he was an
ale fellow, well met--too we'll met, In faut.
It looks as It tho stories Of Jay Gould'a
approaching poverty Wcro truo, Us he has pur-
chased q modest house uoar TaEEytown tor
$:75,b00
Beaconshcld glorics in the fact that lie does
not t4Ro any papcr8; but wc guess the old gon-
tlensan found time 10 glunco over ono tho day
after elcctiun.
The re!gnlng Paris beauty IS q Peruvian,
but har munncrs Rso uot Chill, 1.-THE man who
wrote this has beon detailed to wrIto up tho
enall- -poI-Ep.l
HUXLEY says 1t is Just u. safe to marry on a
thFse weeks cqurtship a. to wait. but fosgcts
TO say that It ls Just as safo to walt ~ 1t Ia ia
marry On three weeka' couftship.
"riea Student Spartan mothers to
whom you refer did not hail trom Sparta, Wis.
HspaEtan was laIaspcll for spanking, Ne eau
only say that they ball from everywhere.
Ellen O'Nelll, New York woman, has
1ust 1sca sent to tho Penitontlary tor stealing
~ cents. Eltpn should hay9 taken At i&Aai
enough to have got out Of tho country oa.,
The old saytng, Exceptions only prove
tho rule" WIS mover better Illustrated than In
tho casc Of Biz IIuxh Allan, tho Montreal mill
lonalrc. who began life ns dry-guo clurk.
The Princess Beatrice is gaining 1eputa
b uon - m ele2anio in drcss, her toilet vt the
Qneen'a !ast leyee, Of pouch silk With bodice Ant
Gala OF black and pcached-ktFiped velvet, sug'
resting something delicious. and worthy = trut
faSaaonno In tho matter Of taste. Wo have
, 1880-04-15
POLITICAL POINTS.

Senator Bruce says that Mississippi will not
choose Grnnt delegates.
The 5000 Republican voters in Kentucky
have twcnty.fnnr yotcs ut Chicago, two moro
thnn tho t70,000 Republican votors In Iowa.
Union Township Fulton County, Ill.,, re-
lectcd delegates to the County Convention lust
sntuu1ny, eight Of whom aro for bloino and QUO
for Grant.
There wero goo.lsstnnn Grant men In the
Connecticut Convention, hut tneir enthusiasm
WIS rcprcsacd by their Judgment, which was
TINT. It nominated, tho .cx:rrcsldout could not
to cicctcd.-f'ost"n Herald flhd].
Oh, Atnrs lob, mint tlat Kansas tic place tlo
big squalble WIS over nfote do wnh, bout you
white folks talsin' do niggors tor Wal den, Gilt
was Roul for slavo nf9xcrs, how comes 1t to bc
h,ttI,cr.
There arc several extensive paper mills In
Kane County, tho homo of John c. 8horwtn,
Member at Congress from this district. Perhaps
Tint cypinins why he tttk!Yc1 the voto putting
prtnt paIer and paper nihtcr1as on tho free list.
Rockford JNuT't1l tlftP.l.
When tho Intcr-Occan holds UP Its head
and accuses B1Hiuo Of being extensively 'arbi-
trgry,' "d!chttortul," and "nrroYantt" It should
remember TINT the characteristics Of brethren
Tho eountry.--NiIautt4see ll'istoilsfn.
The manner I'll which the thirtl-tcrm man.
ngers aro pushing tho cx-prcsdcnt, Or, TO Bpcak
moro accurately, forcing him upon tho pnrty. Is
nircady tearing it to pIccca; tho struggle within
tho pnrty has becnnlo n!nre civil whr than
friendly contcst.-New FORK Herald tInd.).
A ridiculous story comes. FROM Washing.
ton that Sccrctnry Shorman, In cnsc bis nnInIna-
ton Is demonstrated to DO hopeless, will throw
his strength In filvor Of Grint rs nganat blaine.
i ls not rrobah!e that hs wolila throw h!s
fayor Of Grunt.-ifRuuukee Sentinel tRe1').
The Now York Tribune con,mcnds tho
Connecticut Convention, and expresses tho wish
that all Conventions might be as satisfactory. 1t
Il an oxcollont Wish, and Il It could be rcnltzed,
Mr.. EttmunGs or Mr.. Wnshblirno would he nomt.
nntcd ut ChlcHgo BY acclaMntou.-lfdrff0Fd
CoArunt fRep.'.
I2cs0Eucd, That It ts tho sense Of this Con-
ycntion that tho precedent established By WASH
1ngton, aud followed by Jefferson, Madison,
jackson, and Grnnt, IN rotrlng from tho rrcsi-
tontial Office after their second term. shall 20
iscpublio, which limits tho Presidential time OF
any citizen to two tes1ns.-Ftoud County tLa> Re-
publican Couctntfon.
The reaction which followed upon the an
nouncomcnt and denial OF Grants withdrawal,
and which seemed to strengthen tho Grant
cnuae for tlme. Is certainly substdlng. His
nomination fa not a forcGono conclusion: and bis
opponents within tho purity will continue to Ia.
Jon y %shigh 's rsRs ho is shaaces e f's
tcnakes Stfsti'el tlsep.):
The New York Times In Grant, third
term editorial asks In n plafntfye why what Gen.
Gnnt has done to tho country that he should bo
| 80 assatleti. Gen. Grant has dono nothing TINT
to prctond that bio is assaulted. Gen. Gr,lnt hnt
been @ @ generally lnMdct, md ho deserves to he
nnunccd, aud 1t deserves to hc.-GeIefdNd 1fer1td
, 1880-04-15

A FEW Republicans In Chicago who do
mt favor tho third term, md whose nnmcs aro
non,ovhnt widely known wherever tho commerce
Of this city has penetrated nro: /.
Henry W. King, G. M. Henderson,
O.S. 4, HpraRuc. A.. a. apragto,,
Henry j. Wiling. John Y. FnrweIts
Charles d. Fnfwcu, 4. N. Eddy,
John II. Clnrk,. George q. C!arR...
franklin MncVcaEh, Atnrcus 4. Farwcll,
E. H. MoCagg. Henry N. Tooth,
L: +. ErnEIn, Elhridge Keith,
Murry, Nelson, George u. How.
Compare these names with those Of tho active
managers Of tho "boom." md Judge between
them.
, 1880-04-15
UNIVERSITY APPOINT MEKTs,

ANN Anpola Mich. April l4.-Tle Regents
OF the University to-slay appointed lIcnry G.
Adams, Of Johns Hopkins University, lect-
urer OIL political economy, Herbert Iuttle
lecturer on international INV, and Theodore
johnson Instructor Of Latin. bfF. Tuttle is
. young man. and has been for several years
tho Berlin correspondent of the London
Nesvs, only returning to this country few
months slice.
, 1880-04-15

terms in tho I'enttcntEary, and are we'll
known aif over the State for. hnrsc-stealing
nild leeds Of desperation; Afc1,nin Is charged
With cop!IcltX n tn tfo tGft 2t Mr: KcsIrys
tie tie evidence IN which cnscs llavc NOT yrt
been fully looked lip. a tineoycrcoat found
upon Mcfain wl'on arrested is supptsct! to
hive been stolcn,. a,ld m owner IL wantcd fur
ny tl,o prisoner, 1t Is thought tho garment
wns sfnlen from some chure|, during service.
, 1880-04-15

THE Inter. Ocean. Bnys "tho. Grant aya-
larlcho Is moving" Exactly 70: down tho hilt
whcru the boy tumbci bis whcelbnrrow and
spilled bis Jug Of nolasscs.-Ptorid Ill., Jour
nal tftp.h
It's whispered that tho boom managers nro
already looking for soft spnt for tho "nyn-
1ancho " tn fall In. Lake Michigan seotns to bo
ut present the favorit site. '''
, 1880-04-15
THE STATE MEDICAL LAW.

, HpEf33F U9pdttF % I'M ENLtHU 4F@4Ht&s
PARIS, ILL.,, April A.--Alrs. Dr. Keck, a
catarra aud consumption specialist, who has
been visiting aud treating patiet,ts here for
year past, WAS arrested this aftarnoon for
Violation Of tie State law regulating the prac.
t!ce Of medicine, but was released On ball.
, 1880-04-15

MEMPHIS, Tenn., April 14.-Gcn. Grant and
party, in charge Of delegation Of citizens Of
Little Rock, Ark, left by special train ut
noon to-tlny. They will arrive at Little Rock
Mt o'clock this evening. The General will
remain al the guest nf TINT city until Friday
nlorning, When he will return to Gnlena, ILL.,,
stopping only Mt Cairu.
rived nt 7 n. n,., stealing n march upon the
citizens. Tho city Is throngctl With visitors.
, 1880-04-15

+. DH. JAMES B. ANGEL, Minister to China
nnd member Of tho new Hoard Of Commission
era TO negotiate treaty, has obtained leave OF
absence fr0m tho Michigan University, Of which
he ia President, until tho beginning Of tho next
university year. II Is believed TINT this ttrao
will suffice for the completion OF tho work which
he has undertaken to perform In China.
, 1880-04-15

H1So11AMroS, n. y, April 1.-THE resi-
dcnee Of Jnmes Il. Gregg, OIL Main street,
was invaded by thieves about 3 o'clock last
eyening, mud nycr $1,000 worth at jewclry
sto'en. Mrs. Dudley t;reggs discovered tho
robbcr rnltsacklng tho bureau drawers, md,
wl,ilD going to- aInrm her husband. tho tl.fef
escaped with the booty.
, 1880-04-15
EARTHQUAKE.

A Severe Shock Felt nj Snn Francisco,
CaI.-N0 Lives Reported Lost.
SAN Francisco, Cal, April f4.-At five
minutes past tho henstest shock Of earth
aiiake frtt for -years occurred. The motion
was vertical. No damage has yet BEEN re-
ported, although buildings rocked 20 TINT
te motion was Haly Ss1e feot The Ns'aS Hi aSa
perpendicular.
, 1880-04-15
WIfITTAKER'S CASE.
Some Light at Last Thrown on
the Dfabo1icat Outrage.
Conclusive Evidence that It Was
perpetrntcd by Drunken
Cadets.
The Post Officers Exortir e Themselves
to Suppress the Facts.
Spirited Passage Betwcen Mr.. Townsend
and an uncivIl Recorder.
Epetfaf DIspatth 10 The Chicago Tribune.

and an uncivll Recorder.
Hpsetat Dt,pateh 10 7hs Chicago 7rthuna
WEsr roIxr, n. r., April l+.-A highly |
Important clcw hns been struck Mt Inst, one |
which promises To thrnw m0ru light on the |
rcnl authors OF tho Whitaker Outrage than !
nil tho testimony taken. It seems tho little
Villngc Of Highland Falls, mile and !
II haif below here, Is fayorit
resort Of tho wild sports Of the Academy,
both officers and cadets. The place contains
dozen or n0re ifquor-sal0ons a1.d taycr1's,
fntir-fftlls Of the revenue Of which Is derived
from the Military Academy. Parties Of cadets
arc In The habit Of slipping out after taps"
{0:ao nt mighty, md staying out to nil hours.
even to rcyctllc at III tic morning. AL
though there Is prctensc III keeping scntl.
ncs AID restricting tho cadets to the bar
racks, not a week passes tint the l10ys arc
not down at the Falls utter hours, drinking
md having II good time III the private
rooms attached IN tho saloon and bar-
room. Sunday night last, Mt the light Ut
the excitomcnt over the Outrage, three cadets
slipped ont Ut tho barracks, and spent several
hours "Rinn1ng up" Mt one Of these places.
In Highland Falls there lias never been
particle of doubt as to the real character Of
w1i1rrAEK1s's ARsA1I.ASTs,
and tho wonder IL that the facts, the town
cars of tho Court That It is known to tho
officers Mt the Academy there is mol the
slightest doubt. On tic night before
tho outrage three cadets, whose nasncs
aro known, woro drinking md carous-
Ing after hours ut tho wcl1-known resort
at tic Falls. as the liquor mounted
tn thnir 1lentfs thew nrcW communicative antl
, 1880-04-15

As TIE 10. remarked powerfully short
limo ago, "Thore arc certain clnss ot men III
every community who would chccrfully sign a
soaIl to hare thtlr 9randmothers' cara cut or"
, 1880-04-15

WHAT has tile third term done, that 40
many ablc criminal lawyers should DO required
to defend IT.
, 1880-04-15

THIS State Is slowly but surely Slipping olt
OF tho grip OF tho thlrtl-tcrm syndicate. Moth
ing eau stpp Ii.
, 1880-04-15

THE question Of tho hour Is whether tho
Post.Of1fco clique In Chlcago can hold up tho
Republican party Of Illinois b. tho tail.
, 1880-04-15

''JunaE" REED and "llayor" Wright
two political Jonahs in ono bout-will swamp
tho third term III this county to dead cor
tajuty.
, 1880-04-15

GOLD-nllICK SSy1SDLE.
DENVER, Colo, Arril 14.-retcr Lnyfn, the
rIngleadcr III the celebrated gold-hrick swl'l-
illes of Inst October, was captured here by
the R0cky Mountain Detective Association
to-day,
, 1880-04-15

iron in tho blood. Coldcn>k Ltcbigss
Ijnu{d Extrnct Of Dccf enr!clles tho blood, nItla
tigcstinn, cures dyspepsia, nervousness, debsll-
ty. mud fomale complaints.
, 1880-04-15
RhTTFn

RATED.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 14.-The Chronicle
office was rnttGsl this evening, reducing from
10 10 Is cents.
, 1880-04-15

Travellers, stop At the Astor House. Neu York.
, 1880-04-15

inspectors Of livestock Dlacascs-Tiie
Wellnnd Cuuul - Militia - EsdiAonsa
Electric Llgltt-Ex. Lteut..Goy. Lrtcl-
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

WHATEvER ELSE may be said o. 'reSl'
dent Hayes administration, it ca. 'Do'
be denied that it Las been fnanci, i
success. During his iucumbency SlS y
ZOO, ,00O Of the national debt has be y
paid of. Much of the latter has be5E'
funded at greatly reduced rates OF in
tsrest, effecting saving Of $l7 OOo,-
600 annually. Besides this there has
been a return to specie payments, while
the money in the Treasury has in
creased more than ope hundred Per
cent. Tli8 Is a showing Of which aay
administration may be Eroud.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
PUBI.IC SALES.
nxEoUToRs SALE

TxEoUroRs SALE
REAL ESTATE.
VIII be sold at Puoiie Sale, at the Lafay
eite hotel corner Of Ninth And SIMPLE,
streets, on
sEvENTH DAY. 18th Of TWELFTH MO.
Saturday, the 18th day OF Dec y 1880,
Commencing at 2 O'Clock, p. m,
The following described Real Estate, 10 wit
No. I. A three story brick house, No eo
| Oranae street, with eight rooms and hall; II
K ieet front with private alley, depth oil lot llt
| ieet, extending back 10 friends meetins
house yard. This property 10 in good oondi
tion and location desirable.
Eighth street, with rooms and hall; II ieel
front, depth oflot u It. with a I u. wise al
| ley in the rear. This property IL 10 good con
dition, location central and healthy.
No. 8. a two story brick house, 512 ADAM
street, I rooms and hall; ID II. In. font
depth Of iot rs n. with it. alley fn tht
rear. This property is In good condition and
No. i. A recently built tive story brics
house, g8s Reed street. with rooms; IL fee'
| front, depth OF lot ~ teet This property II
pleasa atty located ana In good condition.
No. s. A two story brick h-use, ll9 Logan
street, with s rooms; - feet front, depth OF io'
% u eALonulnk uAOk " Uost AAiooitl b't0Ve
No. 0. A two story brick house, III Logan
street, with . roomI; IL ieet front, depth OF it'
o. Il. extending mack TO West Liberty street
No 7. A two story Drick house, l23 Logan
street. with rooms; IL feet front, depth OF ioi
63 It. extending bark to West Liberty street.
k0.s A two story brick house, l26 Logan
1t, with orooms and hall: II feet inches iroat
depth OF lot os feet, extending back 70 West
Liberty street.
The last iour described properties arc In
the Vicinity of extensive manufacturing es
tablish msnts. and are, therefore, desirable
| iof renting PURPOSES.
This sac is ior the burposa Of settling up
the estate Of william Oonard, late Of this
city. and will be made without reserve, TO
the highest AMI best bidder. When each
property 10 struck of the purchaser will be
required to pay down twenty per cent. OF the
purchase money, and give note for the
balance with an approved endorser; payable
on or before the 2ith dsy Of March next
when clear title will be made, and posses
sion given by
ALLEN GAWTHROP Exoo,,oy,
and ANTHONY CONARD,( A~
l.. W, STlDHAM b SON, Auct'rs.
lz3eod.ls
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

"How ARE the mighty fallsD!" Kelly
the great Tammsny chieftian who has
Aeied the people who conferred power
upon him for years, has at last fallen
beneath the indignation OF the people
ne dsfsd. He is no more the City
Comptroller OF the city Of New York,
Allan Campbell, appointed by Mayor
Cooper on Friday and confirmed by th'
Board Of Aldermen succeeds him
"The milis Of the gods grind sloV bat
they grind exceedingly sure"
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
AThueaud Pound Porkor.

~ Brandy vine Hundred is coming to
Up front in the way of big hogs and
lAe L'gges. amongst them is one raised
by john G. Almond, farmer near
Edgemoor. 81. Al mord's porker is
only II months old andis supposed to
weigh at least $50 pounds on its feet
at the present time. 1t will lie slaugh.
tsred about the 22l inst, when all the
hog weight guessers in the county will
Of course be on hand. This good sized
shoa. will take rank amongst the larg-
est ever reported in Delaware The
pig was raleei by b +. Zsbley who oc.
cusi.s the farm Of Nr, Henry Latimer,
on tbs Newport pike. 1t is cross bs
tween the Berkshire and Jersey Red
bree /. Are there any seventeen n months.
old shoats that can beat this.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
TRUSIEE'S SALE
Il -oF--
REAL ESTA TIE,

IL Il A IL II y a 1 T..
BY virtue Of an order OF the Court Of Chan
Gerry OF the State OF Delaware, In and Tor New
Castle County made at the September Term
A. d., 1880, will be sold at public sGGe, at the
AIidalstown hotel, Kept by Samuel Peacock
in the town OF Middletown, New Castle Co.
and State Of Delaware, en- SATURDAY, the
EI4hTEENTH DAY OF UECEN BER. A
d., 1880, at one o'clock. p. m, the following
Real Estate, TO wit: All that certain tract
or parcel of land situate In st. Georges Hid :.
New Castle County and state OF Delaware
and now or formerly bounded and described
as follows, to wit;
Beginning at stake in a line Of land late
81 FeLer Bowman, near the intersection OF the
BUCK and Gov Marsh Reads, thence down
along the middle Of Cow NJ .Tsn Road south
two ana half degrees, cast eighty three aud
six tenths ne ches TO a stake. thence by a
sina leaving said road and dividing this rom
land late u IIr. John Martin, south eighty
lix degrees, west one hundred and elgh
four perches to a stake in line OF ia Ell
Prices land, thence along that line ncFth
fiye AMI thres quarter deArees, west oiahty.
tuTea aHd SIX tentbs perches 10 corner
axe, IN nee by land Ot tho heirs Of JGR7es
.IemtsOn. north eighty -iCur and quarter de-
grees east, hiJY'One perches ann eig 't teps89
to a stake IN The north slde Of q branch OF
It george NilI Pond, and theme north
eighty Blk and a half degrees cast, one Lua.
dred and thirty .uino pefcheS and tntoe
teAths to tho place OF beginning, containing
within said 6Vunds ninety y.nIne acres and
ore hund ed sBd thiEty-stx perchcs OF land,
be ths same more or loss.
Attsndau3e will be klgen and terms maESs
known NJ tho time and place aforesaid BY
EDWARD =. BRADFORD. ~.
Trustee, or by hts Attorney.
Attest -. NJ. HOUsMAN. heg q. q.
lEiAwB
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

TIE JOINT electoral count resolution
IL growing unpopular even in Congress.
On Friday when the measure was called 1
up by Nr. Bickuel, another Democrat
raised the question Of consideration
and the House refused to consider the
resolution. This is hopeful sign oI
returning good sense amongst Demo
srats.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

TnB Cloud.Lynn contest for the In
apectorship Of the Ninth ward is devsl-
spfng a shrewdn ss on the part of some
mont ers Of the City Council, that
would be M iiscredit to many OF OIL
Iea ai'Dg lawyerL
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
TNRUSTEE'S SALE
-OB-
REAL EST ATE.

TRuSfEEs SALE
REAL TATE.
BY virtue of an order Of the Court si Chan
Gerry of the state OF Delaware IN and Tor New
Castle County made at the september Term
A. b.. 1850, oil said Court, will be exposed u
public sale at the Miidletown Hotel, kept
by Samuel Peacock, In the town of Middle.
town, New Castle County and state OF bels.
ware, on SATURDAY THE EIGHTEENTH
DAY OF DECEMBER, A. d., 1880, ct ont
o'clock, p. m., the following Real Estate, "a
| wit: All tnet tract or parcel Of land stu.
ate In St. Georges HID New Castle County
and state OF delaware, and now or formerly
| bounded and de- cri oed as follows, 10 Wit
beginning at a stake wAere Span.
| sh oak uee formerly stood, and running
thence along land formerly Of Nathan w.
| Thomas, north tive and three quarter de.
grees, west one hundred and eighty perches
and nine-tenths Of perch u n stake, thence
| between tits and lands late o! Rebecc8 y. X.
Connell, north eighty six degrees, east oEe
hundred and eighty-lOur pei che TO stake
| in Cow MGrsh Road; thence down said read
| and binding thereon south three degrees,
| east ore hundred and twehtY peTches ana
liOur.tenths Of a porch u stake In the said
road, thence south threo and half degrees,
east fifty seven perches ard two tenths Of q
perch to a STAKE In the north side OF Scots
Kun; thence up the said road and binding
thereon south oighty-six degrees and three
quarters. west forty four perches and nine
Ienths ci a perch ~ stake; thence s'uth
eighty.tsO 10 degrees and three quarters wort
twenty six perches and one tenth OF a perch
to stake; thence leaving the said run and
running along George HOus.on's land south
eighty five degrees and Three quarters west,
sixty.twC peTches and iorty. eight huudredths
OF perch TO stake; thence south eighty. Two
n "A lfFt a
and eight tenths o. a perch 10 the .'lace oi
BEGINNING, containing within said bounds
two hundred and Two acres and one hundred
and tour peIches Of land, be the sans more
or less.
Attendance will be given and terms made
known at the time ami place aforesaid by
EDWARD q. BRADFORD IR..
Trustee, or by his Attorney.
Attest -. III. HoUsMAN, Reg. q. G.
i07.dGtyfl
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
OuK UIKUULATI0N.

over 100. 500 one hundred thOus
and and SIX huadred copies of the
"nepuDIisaB," were printed sod
sol d in twelve aaSs. Advertisers
shOula aOte this fact-nOw thas
che holidays are RDDraaehing.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

A CHANCE FoR A YOySa MAN To
n lrarn the Photograph ard retouchiDg
butiness; one trat resides win his parents
preferred; must come we'll recommended.
32 Market street. lzl0
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
n. MeIChiOr, Guasmitk

IA King st., has for sale breech AMI musGn
loading gums Of all makes, REVIEWERS and car
trisges OF all kinds. Full nickel plated 20
vclvers 81 rs. Implements ier brsech l0adin,
guns, glass balls and traps, and fishing tack
%, Repairing dsue at short n"tico. az
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
III HAxDOCk'S
KIDNEY PAMACEA

VIII give almost immediate relioi, whom all
other means have tailed. The most powerful
existing medicine Tor the cure Of IemaIs con-
plants. Fifty years experience incontesta-
bly, prove this remedy unrtvaled TOR the dis
orders Incidental 70 Lbe female BOX. No fam
lily should be without It, and 1t may he takcn
by young and old, as 1t will restore health
when every other means provo unSuccess
iul.
To the stomach we trace dyspepsis, head.
ache and general debility; 10 tho liver, bile.
laundIce and yelloW fever; TO the bowels, d..
Il 'Ig !, dyScntery, constipation, piles and ts-
tuia: TO the lungs, consumption. ETC; 10 the
niuOd, scr0iGla, seurvy and all Cutane0us
erupuops. BY Keeping these organs and
vital tutd pure and healthy we may safely
DEFY the ATTACKS Of decease, and no medicine
yet prepared Tor th.s purpose can o4ual tho
action Ut
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
HAYDCC'KS
" EBNEY PA MA CE A
HEAR wBAT Is SAID.

"lt has made mo new man."
"Dr. Hay docks Panacea has increased my
weight htteen pounds"
MY VITO would not be without IL iOr any
money"
"Uur little boy is much better l enclose
one dollar iOr aLOther bottle"
ii nod II easy TO take US milk"
Nv have .old thlTt6en bottles thiJ week,
and shall want three dc zen next order
MY morning agony is gOne-thanks to
your Panacea.'
81 find It splendid appetizer"
/ ANY Invalid or sufferer affiictod with ary
Kidney disorder who will wrtto me as to
their complaint will be treated humanely
and kindly. II is my most earnest desire TO
investigate all forms OF Diabet's and give re-.
lief at all times. ;fyoa are too poor 10 pur.
chase, write to me anyway, and yoar case
will have immediate attention.
CAUTION.
Observe that the sigEature Of AlIea Hay.
tdocV is across the mouth of each bottle
Price-one dollar Tor large, and nifty cents
for trial sizes.
| HAYDOCK G. CO..
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

A BRAHAM MURRAY, UHDERTA
A ker, will furnish colins and caskets o.
III kinds, in the neatest styles and cheapest
rates and o. quick dispatch. All wanting
furniture In this line pleaas call at SIo kinF
Jtr0St. Orders may be lott at hts residence,
SIS Z. ilth st.; StansDurry MurrGy's barber
shop, French st. near Ezion M. E. Church
wilson b UaldWell's tobacco shop, National
Hall; s- at the residence OF W. \. Butle'
Pastor Of Exion shuEoh, 100 Elsth.sE. kurnitar'
repaired. o7u