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Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
Death of former wtlmingtOnian

Thomas Aldrsd died on Saturday
his residence in West Whitelaud 'OsI y.
ship, Chester county, Penn IN NJ ~
seventy-eighth year Of his age
Aldred was born in Brandywine hu1
dred, but removed to Chester county j
an early age and married q Miss flsL1I !"
After following the business OF iarliI|
for number of years he remover
this city, where he lived several ychh1
during which time he was a msmvl
and a constant attendant of A60ury
L church. After residing mere iU'
II Imber OF years he removed OaSh
Chester county and resumed iarlat "
which he followed to the day VI Il
death. He was always a quiet unvI .,i
trosive, honest and upright msp' nO'I .I
for his piety and strcng devotion rn,sd Ws
church Of his choice. One son, 1osSa ",1
D. AldIed, livesin this city, and SnO,] ~
Or son, Rev. Mr.. Aldred, is now NJ N
toned at Millington, Kent county ssI nI
A daughter is married to the Kew 80 "|
W. Lybrand, a minister well kny, :, .SI
both in the Wilmington and rni"l II
phia Conferences. The funera. n
take place Tuesday, and the fsu' %
will he inferred at the Grove !"
church buryiDg ground.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
The Davis Sewing Machine.

The new Davis vertical feed and
shuttle sewing machine, ,7l7 Market st.
by its great efficiency and superiority is
becoming the most popular in the mar.
ket. 1t is not only handsome but strong
and durable and will sew anything
from lace to Leather, produces the best
quality Of work in the greatest variety
and requires no instructor. The "New
Davis" is also reasonable in price. No
handsomer. nor more appropriate Christ.
mas gift could be made TO q friend than
one of these beautiful sewing ma
chimes. Those who want to know mora
about these excellent machines shonld
call at 1T Market street, or address 7
W. Bye, at the same place, manager for
Delaware and the Peninsula. Mr.. Bye
will always be glad to answer all cor
respondenCe or to wait individually
upon all who may call upon him.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
ATest Of Pronunciation.

The following rather curious piece o.
composition was recently placed upon
the black board at 9 teachers institute
in Vermont and o prize ola Webster 4
Dictionary offered to any person who
could read or pronounce every word
correctly. The book was not carried
of, however, as twelve was the lowest
number of mistakes in pronunciation,
made: "a sacrilegious son Of Belial,
who suffered from bronchitis. having
exhausted bis finances, in order tomake
good the deficit, resolved TO ally him
self to a coneIy, lenient and doeiIe
young lady of the Malay or Caucasian
race. He accordingly purchased a
calliope AID coral necklace of cham
eliol hue, and securing suite OF rooms
at a principal hotel, he engaged the
head waiter as his coadj he then
despatched letter Of the most unex-
ceptional calgraphy extant, inviting
the young lady to a matinee. She re-
YoIsed at the idea, refused TO consider
herself sacrifcsble by his desires, and
sent a polite note OF refusal, Oh re0siv-
ing which he procured carblne and a
bowie knife, said that le would not
now forge letters hymeneal with the
queen, went toan isolated spot, sever.
ed his juguIar vein and discharged the
content Of his csrbine into his abdomen,
The debris was removed by the coro.
ner." The mistakes in pronunciation
were made on the following words.
Sacrileg gious, BeIial, bronchitis, exhaus-
ted, finances, deficit uo,nely, lenisat,
docils, Malay, cal,tope, chameleon, suit,
coadjutor, caligraphy matinee sacrifice.
ble, carbine, hymenssl, isolated juguIar
and debris.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
A SERIOUS BREAK.
Bursting Ofihe water Eain In IN,
Greek as IIth A.

Greek aG llth 81.
The fact that toe large water main
crossing the Brandywine near / sveptI
street bridge, and supplying the sonth
ern part OF the Ninth ward, had bur,
on Friday afternoon was frat mad,
known by the squirting up Of water h
the middle Of the stream like q uiDia
ture geyser. At present nothing can b,
done toward repairing the break. and
repairs will not be attempted until ths
ice breaks up.
Meanwhile the people, whose supply
ia thus cut of, will be supplied by 1
main running across under Market
street bridge, which is connected with
pipes leading TO the southeast end Ol
the ward. This prevents any iu.onvs.
nieuee being experienced.
This same main broke In 1876, and.
owing TO the nature OF the troable Al
that time and the situation Of the pips
In the creek, the repairs cost tue city
something like $500. The pipe was
laid by Mr.. Joseph Hyde.
Chief Engineer Mclntire stated TO-
day that he did not think the cost Of
repairing this recent break would bs
anything like that OF the former one,
He thinks II will be much less expen.
sive to get float and hire diver toI
go down and fix the broken part, than
to undertake the rather expensive job
Of building 3 Golfer dam. |, is bis
opinion tnat the cost will not exceed
5000.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
Tho Mission wsTk.

Owing to an inadvertant trsO,pOsi-
tion, DR.. Dubois, the reelor Of Galway
Chapel, was announced in SatudSys
REPUBLICAN, to repeat, on saLday event
ing, his sermon fran the tsX'; "Ba
careful for nothing" The Doctors
subjeUt was upon the respon5ibIIitisi
of christians TO the great missionary
work.
He referred to the missionary meet
ing held in 81. Johns church il The at
tsrnoon and reviewed the adtEe'ssi
made at that meeting, aliudIug more
particularly to the well argued plea o.
the Rector of Trinity chapel for s5socis'
ted missions. In this connection Dr'
Dubois tpoke Of the important re'u!ii
secured to the Diocese OF Minnesota By
an Associate Mission established thert
IN 1856 by the Rev: |. Lloyd Brerk, v
D., brother Of the Rev. Charles BEeck'
formerly Of this city ; the late Rev Dr
Manney the ReV. Timothy Wilcoxso1
and others. Ha alluded to the hdelli1
OF those brave Christian Pioneers, tas1
arduous labors, their weary journey
on foot, through storm and cold, in tha|
wilderness, in gathering congregation
building churcbes, laying broad aug
veil the foundations OF subseqlen
prosperity. .I
The doctor also referred to the inter-
estipg statistics presented by the NevI
R. II. Murphy at the missionary m'sg
ing at st. Johns church. These SM
tistics prove that the sugges ion Gi On' on
of the mem bers OF our general Boar!
that q million of dollars be raised 'uI ~
year tor the missionary work oil "
Episcopal church, is one which BY "
tsmatic effort can easily be accODI
plished.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
Thought IL was Done.

A gentleman at the Ladies; Bazaar
last Saturday evening was enjoying q
sumptuous repast in the restaurant.
Upon his return home he clapped his
hand on his pocket and found that his
pocket was missing. There now, ~
he said, "there ars pick. pockets even
at the Ladies Bazaar" The loss was
not go great, however, as to deprive the
gentleman Of nights sleep, and early
on Sunday morning another gentle
man called upon him and handed him
his pocket book which he had drop.
ped on the floor the night before.
This made once that the pickpocketi
were accused wrongfully.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
AEsesnOr saViIIe Wanted.

A few days ago 1t was noticed in
the REPUBLICAN, that Thomas W .SavIlle,
the Assessor for the Northern District,
had completed his assessment. John
Donner has written US note this
morning stating there is housa in
the Ninth ward containing five voter:
where Mr.. Saville has not called. Mr.
Bonner wants to know il he will hav'
to lose day hunting up Mr.. Saville
There will be no mead to lose any time
Mr.. Savi!L9's residence is 8V2 FreDcl
street, and Mr. Donner or any of hi
friends can call upon him any even
ing after working hours and they car
rest assured they will be assessed /
they arr not already Oh the books.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
Catarrhal Poison.

Wei Ne Meyers wonderfui CssarFh
Cure 10 now dispensed by all druggists, And
is delivered lcsrfisge pAidlby D. D. DsWey
Il Co., No. 40 Dey st., New YORK. The To-
marksble cures which have everywhere 70.
suited from the use Of this preparation have
developed the startling tact that no merely
local Treatment, like snufis, douches, and In
nalations, can possibly reach or destroy o.
tarrbal virus. The antidOtal elements dis.
covered BY Dr. Wei Do Meyer are absorbed
Throughout he mucous membranous system
In two minutes time, thus forming an iuocu.
lative and constitutional cure, the effects Of
which are similar TO. and as uniailing ~,
vaccination. A .'Treatfse," with full
statements by the cured, Ia moilcd fee.
"Wei De Meyers Oatarrh Oure Ia wsrth ten
times its cost. Rev Uhas ]. Jones, New
Brighton. L. L." 'Ono package cured me.
Rev q. II Taylor, 14o Noble-st., Brooklyn.
N, Y" 1T restored me 70 the ministry.
Rev. Geo. A. Reis, Cobbieskill, N. Y.n''The
remedy 10 marvel. Rev. A. p. Freese,
Cairo, N. Y" II has been OF great value
TO me. Rev. Olney Place, Massena, N. y"
ReV. Geo. f. Pratt. st. stephens Rectory,
Philada. etc. A real cure Of Ostarrh for Sl.6o.
ll29 2tsw
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
Rmndlo ROumN.

The bundle which was lost from
the wagon Of Robert Hammond who " af
removing the effects Of Jacob Foster
from this city to Linwood, Pa, last
Thursday morning, was found on the
Philadelphia pike, near the Practical
Farmer, by Howard Lodge and through
the advertisement in the REPUBLICAN,
which appeared on Saturday, will be
promptly restored TO the owner.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

Chapman will return from New York
In q lew days with an immense stoch
Of nesrschsum goods. Waitl WAIT
WArflii Great Tobacco Mart, Fourth
and Shipley streets.
Renowned Domestic Cough Syrup
wonderful in its fleets, cures trouble
sono coughs. West End Pharmacy,
Seventh and Jefers IN streets.
A fne assortment Of ladies' and gen.
tlsmsn's satchels, for Christmas pre-
sents, can be bought cheap at Joshus
COnper's, 227 Market street.
Take your skates to No. ZIG French
street, second floor, over Bakers ma
chine shop, to be sharpened.
$10,3OO worth of small Mortgages fol
sale, spply TO Geo. W. Bright, Real
Bstats Broker, Nc. SIS Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
FIFTH EDITION.
Omcer:: McuepfgaI and the r,o.,
He hau Last satupa.v WV
II A WARE PLACE

III =
He h.a La's saturday Nl.S,'
ofioer William McGonipsl OF ,hs
lice force 10 q comparatively psw w ~ ~
Ger, ard Saturday night he bsJ ~ olq
porienoe as exciting as any which u y !
come to the oldest policeman in ~ NJ
city. IN W
He was going up sbiplsy street ,bo.
IL O'Clock, and, noticing a great NSOp W.
motion In the neighbOrhood Of Tsus'
street, in front Of the old foundry h"l ]
ried up to that quarter. He fonnd 1
large crowd Of eolored men g Dcsa.S /
q general fight, using stones and a sInh1
as well a. their fists, while a few N.Y.
fourishing razors and revolyers "''|
He dashed into tho midst n, i,
melee, and dispersed the crowd and ~ Y
the same tims arreftsd one n a tS.sI =
who had been playing promtnsa,
part. The man offered slight resist,roal
the officer brought him as far a. my ~
Lafayette hotel with very little trorhi'
Here he was overtaken by a crowd Y
nearly o hundred men aud bows Nh
had been reinforced after the o(6cs, Az I
persed them, and who declared ,Sa1
would take the prisoner from him \
give him q warm time. Y
The whole crowd made a dash j
Officer McGonigsl and succeeded n
breaking his hold upon the prisors|
and setting the fellow at liberty. Dn,]
Ing the confusion bricks flew ala li,sl
ly rate and one struck tbl
officer on the jaw inhictiDg a psiplul
wound. Thomas Smith, who ran in N
help the officer was struck by land
stone and knocked insensibls.
1t Is to be hoped that such a pcens q
Law le'sness will not be repeated, and
that the iinalsaders in this outrage will
receive copdign punishment.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
THE FlRE FlEHD.

Dtssssronn Fire 10 PensaeOls,
Flos ida-Fire and loss Of Aifo In
Memphis, Tonn,, Hrv
ing Newark, N. J. and other
places visited.
A disastrous fire burned for eight
hours in Pensacola, Fla. Five block
10 the heart OF tho city were burned
involving 8 less Of over $500, 600, pos
siblv $3.50, coo. PalAfox street, from
Wittioh's corner to the middle OF the
block opposite the Plaza, is sWsp'
clean.
The fre stopped In Governmen
street at the City Hotel, east, and one
square back Of the Custom house, west
Over one hundled establishments art
goue, embracing the main business
buildings and turning out about 81
families from thu cir houses. The Gus
tom house, with Its records, Post Office,
Merchants hotel, Brent's bank,
both telegraph Offices, both news
paper Offices, Dunn's Exchange,
Wright's dry goods he ,ss and the
county clerks Office are among
the well known buildings burned
The clerk, Larue, for the fifth time in
his term Of office, saved the records, but
while the old hero was doing this hia
own residence was burned and his
family rendered homeless.
The bucket factory Of John P. Gay
and an adjoining building occupied by
the Crown Manufacturing Company for
making kindling wood and window
ornaments, In Cincinnati, were burned
on Saturday morning. In the last
named building, eight fremen were
standing around a chute in q second
story room, pouring water on the floor
below, when they we're suddenly
wrapped in an ascending burst of smoke
and flame. Three Of them managed tC
escape somehow; the other FIVE perished.
Their bodies were recovered three
hours afterwards.
Two frame dwellings in Memphis,
Tenn essee, were burned on Saturday
morning, and two colered children,
who had been locked in when their
parents went to work, were burned to
ieath.
Richardson's saw factory in Newark,
New Jersey, was burned on Saturday
morning. Loss, $50, One hun
dred men are thrown out Of employ.
ment by this fire. A fire in Sharon,
Massachusetts,, on Saturday night, de
stroyed a building owned by II. "A.
Lothrop, and occupied by bim as a
stocking factory, the basement being
occupied by Wright & Co., boot and
shoe manufacturers. The loss is $685.
900.
A baggage and express car Of train
from Cincinnati we're burned near La
Grange, KY, on Saturday evening, be-
ing fired by the upsetting Of q stove.
Only four trunks were saved. One
lady loses $500 by this fire.
Jay Gould's conservatory at his
country residence in Irvingtonon-
the Hudson, New York, was totally
destroyed by FIRE early on Saturday
morning, with large and costly col
lection Of choice plants. 1t was prOba.
bly, the largest green house in Ameri.
ca, covering two acres of ground, and
was built eleven years ago ata cost Of
$4,000
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
FOURTH EDITION.
wSMAA.
Her I1auenee en- sosiety-sys sop.
sis OF Rev, p n. nm VaIsa AaRunan

Her I1auenee On gosiety-sysop,
sis OF Rev. p. d. DuvaI's Hermen
Rev. +. B. DuVal, pastor OF the Firsl
Presbyterian church, preached by re
quest, last evening, Q sermon or
woman's influence on society. The
text was "Give her OF the fruit Of hei
hands, and let her own works praise
her In the gates"
''In the mind OF virtuous women, u
said the speaker, "hattery Is confined
and consigned to the scrap basket. Let
ting her own works praise her Is more
preferable. In scanning the work Of
every true woman there Ia enough tC
make man bow In reverence to it."
Woman is q wonderful creature.
There is no heighth where, with Gods
grace, she cannot got. There is NO
depth TO which she oannet descend. II
is natural for every young man To have
. high regard for woman. A rustic
poet has said "what w0u'ta fellow do
to get girl to like him!" Young
women does not begin to know what
power she possesses in the social body.
Lst women think of this and make
her laws. Do it before marriage be-
cause you then own the man, after
marriage hs owns you. Trust no
man until his character Is estab.
lished. Woman is better than man.
She will do more to save him than he
would do TO save her. Woman hath
said 81 love him aud will marry him
to save him." II you do not reform
him before marriage, ycu never will
Stand in your power of making man
bend to virtue before you give yourself
to him,
We must ever remember that Joan OF
Arc wrested the sceptre from Charles
the Second. We must never forgot
Cstharine Douglass; who aided the
King of Scotland, or Grac. Darling, who
saved perishiDg people during the Sep.
tember equinox. Woman Is faithful
until death. What has she not done ?
Sue will match all the FIVE powers com.
bined that Joseph Cook says takes to
govern the world.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
General Grant rasses Through.

General Grant, accompanied by 8
number of friends, passed through this
city shortly after noon TO o.day, in a spe
cial car attached to the limited New
York and Washington express, en- routt
for Washington, where he will be ten
dered reception this evening by thu
Boys in Blue. Only few persons wert
at the depot when the train passed, Il
not having been generally known tha
the General was TO pass through til,
city.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
The Philharmonic.

The drawing oftickets for the concert
of the Wilmington Philharmonic Socie.
ty took place last Thursday night. and
seats can now be- had at c. T. Thomas
& Co.'S book store. The concert takes
place next Thursday evening in the
Opera House. Only local talent will
take part, but announcement OF thit
fact shows that an evening Of splendid
musical entertainment is assured.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
SPECIAL HEHrros.
Zine ersssries for Christnss.

8hmO ShSoOhhOAA Agh S-~
5 lbs. raisins, 2ss.; . lbs. currsnts,
ESQ.,; 8 lbs. mince meat, ESQ.,; 4 lbs.
apple butter, 25c.; 4 lbs. rice, ESQ. 3
fbs. pared peaches, 25,.; lbs. svapo-
rated apples, 25c. A lbs. prunes, 25e.;
huckleberriss, lac. !; blaokbsrries, llc.;
Italian pesehes, loo. h.; 2 cans table
peaches, 2se.; gallon can peaches, 2Sc. +;
4 lbs. corn starch, 25c. ; crAEberries, b,
6 and lee. at. ; 2 boxes sardines, 25o.
Rochester elder, los. qt., in jars, nc
charge for jar, Just like champagne
paper shelled almonds, 35c. I; oitron,
2Sc. lemon and orange peel, 2Oc.; MIC
nass, loo. h.; Boston ginger snaps,
12S. oosoa-nut cake, 2 lbs. for 25o.
ma, aroniss, 25c. tb. papico fake, loo,
hi; We have the whitest sugar aud the
best tea and coffee in the city for the
prize; don't forget our Fosters tea In
tin foil, no other store has 1t but us,
Soc. ID Try it -four, $4.75, $3.50 and
$3.50 barrel, but our Patent Flour at
$3.50 is fns; -four at n, 8, 4 and 5c'
ib. 4; finest new crop New Orleans
molasses, 3)c. qt.; molasses as low az
70. qs. Diamond Drips, l5c. qt. hom-
iny, 30. qt. new peas, l0c. qt.; don't
forget our butter at 2Sc. h., 1t is the
wonder Of all who buy It.; can't tell il
from print butter; dried beef, l23c. ib.i
soa3, 8, 4, s and Go. bar; bars borax
soac, ESQ. soap by the yard and ton
at Grsnger Store, 105 East Sixth street.
Cou.s now and get some Christmas
saLdy from us mixtures, Ice. ID ; You
will be pleased; fine Irish Duloe, foI
weak lungs. 16c. ID. Come now to l0t
Rast Sixth street, and see for yourself
T. M. WIER.
HOLIDAY gifts Of hair jewelry made 10
srdsr. Mrs. A. s. Rollo, 5l3 King st.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
nraht's AlmhA Beta.

The Alpha Beta Of the "iimi ",ain'
Academy, James H. Crabb pl'IUttl h
will give grand entertainment aniu IN h
Opera house on Wednesday even "d
December 22d. A full brass Ospa ~,
20 pieces will be present and tne ii A.
cisss will oonsist..ofa q selected ant u,iod
risd programme Of music, decls%'sl1 AID
Dialoges, grand marches, anu s,uuc
readings. Professor Ford is snou%' ~, 4
TO read and the Misses koDs'"
announced 10 sing.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
DEATH 3.

GTNTHER On the 11th instant, Ger.
trude, daughter OF julius and Elizabeth
Gunther. aged years and 8 months.
The relatives and friends OF the family are
especially invited to attend the funeral
om the residence OF her parents, NO. III
West Second street, on Tuesday afternoon
at o'clock. Interment at Riverview Gene
terry.
ALDRED On the llth instant, at bis latt
residence, West Gain, Chester Co., Mr.
Thos., J. Aldred. In his 18th year.
Services in Grove Nj. Il. church on Tres
day. the l4th inst, at / O'Clock p. m. del
papers please copy.)
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
Personal,

TIE Rev. James Hartnett preached q
sermon at Davidville, Ark, on the
duty Of paying debts promptly. $50
mach for sentiment" he said, finally,
"snd the hard fact Is that this church
owes rue $500, and l shall never occupy
1his pulpit again until it is paid"
The gifts ofthe late Samuel Willistor
to the Williston Seminary at Easthamp
ton, Gass., will amount TO $3.50, ,00C
wher the provisions Of his will are fully
carried out.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
Tine q MAAQn.

The cadet corps Of Post No. l, g. A.
R.. will meet tomorrow evening at
7. 80 O'Clock for drill In the Capelle
building on Kipg street between Second
and Third streets, entrance on King
street.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
F0ssIIized ROuxbOn.

That fossilizsd bourbon, Montgomery
Blair . strong believer in the advice
given to Mr.. Crown in the ballad "Nev-
er to give it up So" and he according
ly renomin ated Samuel Tilden as the
Democratic candidate for the Presidency
in 1884.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
duendn.

The ame Of U,l. Jonu c Farra was
inadvel teItly omitted in the list o
names comprising the Wilmington Wis
tors to Baltimore, as given in our frs
sdItiOn. TIE Colonel aid not get doWI
li.I late, but the boys made it pleasan
Iur him.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
,Tha watts Telephone.

Ths Watts telephone is the best II
the market. It never gets out Of order
and bsg almost become an indispensable
nese ,sity with business men who hav'
sevssl Offices. Address N. F. Hayden
agent, sentman's book store, Sixth ant
Shipley streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
m AKklAktAN.

wAY-MAKTIN.--On Nov 30th, 1880, i" at
the residence OF the BRIDES iather, Fair-
Vile, Pa, by the Rev. Robt. Graham
Henry u. Way TO Josephine Martin
Chester Co., papers please cspy.,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
Potatoes and Apples.

n. L. Janney's, 3OS King street, IL
headquarters for produce OF all kinds
Special arrangements to parties for cal
l0ai l0kA.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

Buy where you save money. Choice
spples and potatoes very low. Call al
tnes. Smeltz, - East 4th street.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

TROCERIES DOWN AGAIN. YOU
" will be paid for your trouble BY buyiny
yOur groceries at fcrd e, cor. Front and Mad
lson We aro selling hams at l2c n. sugar
cured shoulders, bs sweet as ham, S5 n; Hour
Q, 81 and &c. D., Minnesota patent 41ac. b,
our -four at $3.50 ts Epiendid; we are tho only
ones selling this brand at this price. Cohees
Is, 10 and zoe b., best Rio 2Sc., Maracaibs
and Lavauyra 25c Java SOC b, 3 MS mince
meat g5c., bs nioe white dried apples l6c, 8
MS pea shes 25c., 3 bs KiDgsiOrd's starch 26c..
3 MS Turkey prunes sc 3 bs dried cherries
25c, hs borax soap &c, 2 cans fine table
peaches 2Sc, 2 cans goOseberri es $50. cans
cherries Csc, our 4Oc. tea 10 splendid, our tOc.
is as good MS sold in the city for sec new
raisins, currants, citron ana canned lemon al
prices to suit. Pure cider for mince meat
from Iackson's mill, apples and sweet pota
toes by the barrel, rye straw for beds; hay
and straw baled at country prices, sugar'
away down, genuine sardines, l7c., nov
mackerel, 5O b kits, 81: go, sl;76 and 500.
PETER J. FORD,
Gro Front and Madison Sts.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13

a TTENTlON.--A Al retSors esirins
~ pure Drugs or Obemt@als, or wish.
Ing their prescriptions Or private iooetpts
caf stully compounded ot pure materials,
sho1ld 70 10 the rug store Of
II, &. BRIN9BDRST,
No. III Market strtat
kl0u Wilmington. Del,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-13
EnwtxIud,. FnVOrite Pills.

DR.. Simms' Vegetable Liver Pills (sugar
eoetsd) move the bowels easy by acting d.
recsIy on the liver, restore the lost energies
bypfonoting the healthy action OF the liver;
in doing this, headache, neuralgia, pains in
the ripht or left side or through the limbs,
indigestion, costiveness, sick stomach, weak
bach, dissiness, bad feelings through the
body, aching limbs, biliou5ness, general
weakness and other bodily intrmities are
cured They positively Operate without
gripping, sickening, weakening or leaving the
bowels oostiVe. A splendid, easy, purgatiye
and liver cure. rs cents and IL II box Main
depot, 4th and King sts. Philadelphia CO.,
Arch street. Sold by dealers III