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Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
L@cA;1etts.

The Trustses Of the Union N. 4
church have chartered the Stsamer Eel
ton for their church eEcnrsion to At
lantlo City July Eth, to leave vii
mington at 8 20 in the morning. Til.
fare will be 81 rs.
The biggest patch Of Sugar bssts like
tly 10 be grown IN Delaware this yes'
has Just been contracted for bstwe6fi
the Delaware Beet Sugar Company and
Mr.. II. Short Of Frederick. It will con-
tain SO acres.
The Board Of health will hold q sps,
cial meeting on Monday night to bear
the report Of the Special Committee, ap
pointed o week ago TO find out the
source Of the new impurity III the Bran.
DIVINE water.
LstteYs OF administration, have bsen
/ granted TO Amy Henderson, Isaac N.
Foreman and William Il. Henderson
upon the estate of William Henderson.
On Saturday night the streets were
thronged with drunken men, but they
were orderly as q general thing and few
arrests were made.
Carncross 4 Dixie are coming with q
burlesque OF Glant'a ressption. why
cant they burlesque the Bayssd recep-
tion, also.
Mr.. Norman Ysatnan has taken out
lstteys Of administration upon ths ss,
tate OF john Maloney lAto OF Whining
ton.
City Treasurer Guthrie was kept oor-
stantly on the go on saturday, paying
OF the city's monthly bills.
The l. c. B. U. are arranging for theil
Fourth OF July picnic which will b.
given az Schustzen Park.
Three new passenger coaches left the
car shops Of Bowers, Dure Il Company
on Saturday for the west.
The strests are very dusty and peo'
pie are longing for the daily rounds O
the sprinkler.
The Delaware T:ottipg Association
will hold another meeting This after
! noon.
+, The new pilot tug for Lewes, "tte T
IL. Bayard," is lyisg opposite Now Cas-
tie.
The Orphans Court at New Castle ad
journsd on Friday unit the 10th inst
The P. W. & B. master m ehinist'
quarters are being repainted.
| The W Ills Of the Delaware Fire Com
pany are rapidly going up.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
Rsremcn'H Notss.

The Bright Star base ball clRb, coz.
pssed Of msnbeTs Of the Ph1nix Bire
Company, gave hop in !he psrlor Of
the engine hsuss last Friday evening.
Some thirty couple participated.
About one hundred members Of thu
Frisn dship Fire Company Of Harrisburg,
Pa, will visit the Friendship Company
u this city, on the lst Of July. Tue
visitars will be accompanied BY the
Capital band. composed Of twenty-five
piaoes. Should The visitors arrive In
this city OF noen they will parade In
the afternoon, but II they 10 10. arrive
until six o'clock the parade will take
place in the evening. A banquet will
bs given the visitors. and they viii re.
turn home on Saturday, Jolly Cd.
The walls Of the Reliance engine
house ara being wainsoo.ed by Harry
Lsps. previous to having them kaiso-
mined.
The company intend 10 have the up.
per panels removed from the front door
axd havo glass in the opening thus
oScaSlohel.
The exterior and the interior Of the
buildtnG will be painted shortly, but
what color has no: yet been decided
upeu.
The Fame Hose engine is nicely pol
iSheS and presents apys'ty appearance.
The patent sarvin whes.s have arrived
frsm Indianapolis, Indiana, and have
bsen nicely painted by q. J. Sergeant.
Bands will be placed upon the wheels
In few days and the engine will be
ready for service by Thursday.
The Dslaw are steamer ia at the Fame
Hose engine house, and the hose carri-
age is al Mr.. Eas!burn's stables, Oh
Fren ch street above Sixth.
The Wecoacos Conpauy still desire to
erect new engine house. The mem
bsrs complain great deal Of tho effect
upon the walls which is caused by the
rain.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
A Fatal Fall.

Tho children OF Mr.. Henry Filler, re.
siding at Ne. $40 Bennett street have
all had the measles. On Monday last,
one of them, little boy aged about Is
months, was coniAsd in the second
story room with one Of the little girls.
The mother was in the yard washing,
and when she came into the room she
found the child ly ing at the foot Of the
stairs where he had fallen from the
room above. His head was bruised and
he appeared otherwise hnrt.
Early Saturday morning he died,
having grown rapidly worse ever
since the accident, and although he had
the spine disease, it is thought thai
death was chiefly caused by the fall
DR.. Ksables attended the little sufferer
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
gPbergd Rfra.

A man, who had been drinking tvin,
too much, came reeling down French
street. on Saturday night about 9 o. 'olOsk
and went en- down toward ths wharf,
unconscious Of the sourgs be took. The
wa:chmsn tried to kesp him back wRcx
hs got near the edge, but the timely
hand vas too late and the next mo1npnt
the unfortunate tsllsw WAS houndartns
and shiVering in the icy waters OF the
Christiana. Tho vatchman pulled him
sut and took him to the United States
Hotsl, where he was cared for. H.
was perfectly sober when he reashsd
the hotel.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
NEW EAzLNOkD 1UMoas.
No Probability or q New Line 10
Baltimore FOR aG s.Gast q Year.

%mAtbVAvE6 tSE het RS'&SN u cur
The Philadelphia "Times' OF this
morning has the following in regard 10
the proposed new Railroad in oon,s,u.
plE.iou between Baltimore aud Phila.
delphia
Concerning the runors prevalent
lately in regard to contemplated con
struction Of new railroad connecting
THE city with Baltimore, the gentlemen
in this city ought TO know NEST abou.
such scheme either profess entire ;g-
noranse or express the opiaien that for
year q. least no definite steps will b.
taken towards the accomplishment OIL
the projsct.
President G0wso. Of ths Reading
Railroad, says: "EEs know nothing
about ii, and hayePno interest in any
shape at stake BY tho constructions Of
such road"
Captain Green, assistant to the pre5i.
lent Of the Pennsylvania Railroad,
'ays shat the ofIicsrs Of that company
bavs heard nothing Of the reported
scheme. "e-oeps IN 9. vaSua wav."
President HiIckley, OF thu Philai.l-
phis, Wilmington and Baltimore Rail-
road, has "no positive knowledge OF
the intended construction of new line,
except in the fact that an act had
passed tbs Maryland Legislature er-
Iargipg the powers OF the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad" And as to this, he
continues: "a rumos has reached me
that the legislation has been deemed
unconstitutional. In addition to this,
befors ground could be broken IN the
State Of Delaware to construct q
new road the consent OF the Leg.
islature Of that State would be sesss-
sary, and that body will not meet until
next December. Beyond this there
would seem TO be insurtrnoun!abls dit.
dculties in the way Of gaining paasage
through the city Of Philadelphia, or
our Park is already su 1iciently occupied
by railroads, and the commission you'd
hardly grant leave for any further
esGn pings Of the space rog lef. them. I"
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
TR q Open Crate.

This Is the title OF new paper issued
by the Publication Company o. fhila-
delphia,a at the low rate Of O. per year,
intending tive fine oaromos. J. b. Lloyd
is engaged In canv sssint our city for
subscribers and We nus tha. good luos
may attend him. Tho paper Is q gooi
one and we'll worth the none :,
while the pistures ale>very desirab D.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
Lime, 4.tate, Lime I

blt4washinE, always on hand at
hesp lo1r store rs Shipley street.
h received at sos W. From. street
OF the celebrated Family Fsvor!te
which va are selling for eight and
fpe. bbl. The Good Enough and
b;suda at a reduction.
b. Hartman, Drugglst, Fifth and
streets, has u large and elegant
itne1t of hair brushes, tooth
boz and combs.
breiy's Prairie Weed and Kanne-
EaVOrite Remedy sold by Taylor &
FtoD, Druggists and ApotheOaries,
lg street.
p,B, MetEner, the popular barber
lsh cutter, ia prepared to shave
EOnay call at his shop, No. LOB
81 street.
dis has Early Rose, Snowflake
Pssress potatoes still at the old
J. Call early. No. lS East Fourth
to SneltI for your apples, pota-
oranges, lemons and all kinds OF
tN. No. IS East 4.h street.
sD apl 04:s Wholesale at G22 W.
St.
!efTriss Coal at C22 W. Front et.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
EeaIOVal.

L. Nicholson has removed Ms
!. :" sbos store from Third and
P'r..oD ~ suvV s,,es,s TO No. 1O6 West
,Rs'y~ Pb s.trast, whero he will be glad
u !. 81, IIfjs tis Old customers and oil
f. e IL, IN need OF the best and cheap
Io,A In tho market.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
vov Tonaceo store.

We vsirbt, solid goods pSl,te
.,,Dl ,pI',r and the only cigar store %s.rn in
|lsst |hoit sss ssN a pool table. Doors s
|'ss' % = M, NJ. pcricrnsnce commences !,
q y ,,",0a =, :" early aud secure . good
p, ,,Smit,src, SuIt free. J. Wilhelm,
a A'~ .ontb.east corner 3d' and
n streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
Police Court Saturday Eieht.

John Williams, one OF crowd CT no
groes which causes much trouble q,
Font and Market streets, was fined
eosts for corner loupging, NJ Tolioe
Court Saturday evening.
George Harris, whose oGsnse Wa, sim
liar TO the one above, with the crime oi
bsing drunk added, was fined city
csnts and costs.
Patrick Sssney for abusing c. J.
II Hudson of the firm Of Hudson g. Cshill,
vAs fined one dollar and costs.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
Apresnmtrr from Fannmn.

Joseph L, Thatcher OF this city, who
10 now on the Isthmus Of Panama, has
ju8t sent monkey by Express TO Mr..
John W. Reynolds OF the Malta House
on Water street. II Is o most interest.
ing animal and Lis moDksyship appears
to like tho change Of climate very we'll.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
30 far 40 representative Of the RH
this morning Qonld asoartain

30 far 40 representative Of the RI
PUBLICAN this morning could ascertain
there can bs no doubt Of the Gnth Of
What Mr.. Grubb says a. to hew the ac-
cident occurred, and Of courss had the
RRPURLIcAH known this at the time II
would have been fully stated. on Sat.
urday last the article which caused the
ofiszse TO Mr.. Grubb was published In
full Ia the REPUBLICAN, and those who
have read II can tofm their cWn eonelu.
Siees az TO its libsllou5 character, e.
pecially 10 the extent which Mr.. Grubb
claims. The following frsm the State
Digest 10 ths latest governing libel
suits in Delaware;
CHAP. ~, Vol. IL IAws op DELAWARE
SECTION 1. ThAtfrom and after tho pas.
ssge OF Ihis sot, on the trial Of indictments
'or writing or publishing libel, the truth o
the matter charged as libeions may be given
Ia evidence; and II the jury. In suy sucll
case. shalt ind that the act was induced hy
coed motives, and with no nsiiolsus intent,
tAd thai the matter 80 charged Is true, II
.hH'i operate 10 the acquittai OF defendant Of
deiendantA
sEcrIoN y. 1ss. ~ ,t Il. isr damage,
for the writing or publishing d libel, where
the truth is plesded and given In evidence, Il
1t be found that the same was written or pub,
Iished properly for public information. and
With no meicissS or m'schlevops no:iyey, the
jury may find iof the de:endans or defend.
ants
II will b. seen that the case pub
llshsd in the "Msruing Nsws" this
moraisg has no bearing upon this case.
IN the eass reported, Of the State
against Jsandsll Z Vincent, and z. B,
GlsSisy, tho parties bad been quarrel
ling for weeks and bad blood was
sreussd. The article in tbs Blue Hens
"Chioken"of that date 30 full Of venom
and animosity, bears no comparison
With the joke Published In the REsUE-
LIsAS which would have fallen harE-
lass had II bean received 40 q joke.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
Vfsis Formulated.

DR.. Darmon terminated his profes-
sional visit 10 our city this morning.
He will return In some Ave or six weeks
at farthest. His patients in the variou'
sections he visits numbsrs at this timt
l1726.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
o.,x eus Days Notice

,,d by John Il. Holt to have your
|.1eriug done. Large stock Of the
p,tterps and the best Of work.
'rsT ready. John R. Holt, 22S
I h, Strest.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
Tho FrnHadant NnaiAtH.

1t hes been decided by the Proviient
Society to hold a bazaar in the Opera
House, DsC. 9th, loGh and llth. The
Executive G1nmitsse consists Of DR.. Il.
P. Johnson, Misa Polk, and Mira. ;. r.
Smith. Tls sab committees have alEC
bsan selected.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
P0IRtOeb'
-a1sA

|, arrived, one more car load Of
!" Ts,,srn Snowflake potatoes; also
po.s ~, and Peerless. II you want
Dot.toes ,, call early. s. smsltz,
4 gsst 4th street.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
SPECIAL MENTION
, ,r,cmouaons onro

AtI' ~ l,rpg disease, Jossph
o1',y Tyy.islHs ID HSII 4 9lo spruce ST.; y;
|gg:oD' g3s D.. W. White pulmOnio Balsan, ls,,
sa.iao S,nGis for more than three
|Sntsg,ln,.s ,r,. homes. trial will prov.
l, a \, 'aai hi, remedy. Depot 4sd and
"a Sr.' ~ "a Arch street, Phila.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
XAntHl

customers to buy pure milk and
1 from 6. G. LObdell's dairy, a,
milk depot ofS. A. Benson, b. Is.
b 3D. and PoIla
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
EIlftD hfnr Niur I'm Ernlruh

NbhH AV kHPAGhus
report published on Thursday
Toik Q! the New York Herald
Committee il Ireland, Rev Georges
pp8oth says: II have a letter be.
', "hlch declares that 20 the per
kn0TIed6e Of tha writer the de.
IN s'tsrdonoe at bis school ia
y The Rt!ss liability Of The
tfooHr0 v.eanlast for their
isn' lie addS that it Is quite dis-
sa'lg TO ses the aal corditicn
Sse NElls on's. Th,ss who onee
N.y AID Llitbe32me are now psle,
Sau 'i3'IeS', tttIr garments 50 thin
Iss.I aS, 'hS' they hardly hang even
N,4' N. ca tLtif backs. A poor man
"'eS Within pistol shot Of the
Hss, with his wife ard eight
3,sn, 90 . iged to 60 to bed supper.
A,Ss., A'I saturday night. He had no
w. W., % the following morning un-
W, a., Iel'eVed by the parish priest.
;ske my lunch at the school
|, aa e'n!inues, r'lit,ls one,
around ma like famishai DOES
'uS S, lor o nc'ssl. Many q time
B,r Vssn . 80 moved by their wan,
'5r", y 'ookt0g faces Inst | have my.
k,ys.Is SsJ9 'As@ wha! | lad provided
4 ki"5'' :" ~, aAd gone hungry in their
1 agt',se lts'e eslaa.s are taken from
taro, ,,,'s,S, 4, al oi which ere in the
ItSs. .VI, We have his week re.eiv-
kfTl , letters which tells US how
4 Of friI,. -" ipIs"Ny'd worth of bread and
+, srG G''lN n arc roseived by tho chill
t,.,5' u SF''lrIng rs that their faces
4 ItAs,j2D.", "ss Y nTipg to brighten, and
''1S 0I Old laughter ia oomipo
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
Port NswH.

Tho sch 7oner Akbis Corson of Phila-
deiphia, arrived this morning from Gal
weston, Texa', with 400 tons of Bones for
Waltoa, Whan & Co. She will begin
dlgcharging to-day.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
Efriiln gapeAiry.

k,,rd + Co. received to-day q line
IgNSl Tapestry Brusaels, all wool,
ITs selling then at 900.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
Kha NNsttcR.

p Dfg'!,mon5, Cals Of tho Chief
,OIe8r Washington, april l2--.
Eiea.ionS for Monday--HVr the
L Atlantic ata.a, clear or partly
Sel.her; westerly Winds sta
II o. higher ssmpera.ur. aud ba-
1iw.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12

staGc Of Sne thermometer
b AESJRJlcAg ofice, ON Monday
lins, april 70:
FcIf, ~ o'clock, II O'Clock
~ 47o
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12

Fa ,n,p annual Inh,ii''ry u Rrass B lind gave
Psr Hall, n "a FrI'ay ev ming in
| II Vss isrssly a..en lad. d.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
S'ef80 snI.

/, C,tIr,s,STn Q, ons 70 Transcript" thus
Pns: IIG J,bO u our our progressive yourg
sn Of "sLI a, ! S%lsss, Esq now ocou.
ninsto3D' sto3' al N So'4 West 7th street,
kjar Avn a v",. We are sorry to los4 SO
Eish biro b,iruoE . ran rom our town
p,oi,'siiooIa ssio all nennor of success in
B:grs r,cn r.ca,., E"ah he he's ohoser .
fdy in 'ttfS"a'ly tSa Wy completed his course
snd psssinn ASH "nee : Of vio:or Dupont,
. county t'u taumlttsd to tho Now
oiCouri, 7sss s15 ct the Novem ber
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12

SEy ANrED.-~A GUOD FAHM HAND.
w Inquire GEO. WHITE,
4.l22t% StocSiord Diiry.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12

VIOR RENT.-AN ROOMED HOUSE
9 and store at 2aS Shipley ct. apply to
@. II. SPEAKM IN,
1.l2-3t# 9l9 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12

EEw ADvEsTgsEHES rs.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12

EYYANTED "A GIRL FOR q ENERAL
w h5usswork. Apply Gil Market st.4.l23s
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12

VXYANTED.-A GIRL IT, u } II I'm Err
w al houseaCrk. Apply 423 Il. lth st;ref.l2
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12

SNyANTED-A SITUATION As CLERK
w or assistant book keee eg,; can give rel.
ference Address II. +. HANNA'S
4-l2 3l* Hardware Store 9TH and Market.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12

NyANTED.-A GIRL FOR HENsRA
W. housework, and understands cooking.
Apply Sll Market at. ll2st#
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
sTyO IRON MANFFAOTURERS.
4 CFEICB OF ENGINEER Four H !
LIaHrHousE DISTRICT,
bD2 Walnut STRAIT T.

TKTANfED by RELIABLE WOTAN
w a situation to do hUusework In small
family either city or country. Address Re-
PUBLICAN Office. +E2-tfA
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-25

licans in and out of congress owe a
clear duty to the country in their
treatment Of Senator Barnum and
Mr.. Hewitt. They have both been
swift witnesses They have both
persisted in their evidence aud made
use of the Chinese forgery when its
false character had ceased to be
doubtful. For this they have both
forfeited their right of recognition
as gentlemen. They have placed
themselves beyond the pale of cour-
teous treatment. Politically and
socially Republicans should cut
them dead. The doors of the White
House and of every other Republi-
can house should be closed against
them. And the Republican speak
er of the next house should deny
Mr.. Hewitt a place on any commit
tee. That much is due to Gen. Gar
field; is due to the Republican par
ty; is duo to the country. If the
villainous in politics escape the
courts, it ought not to. escape the
crushing power of public opinion.
"Let no guilty man escape
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-25

The school question still demands
with ~i,:c.,eased emphasis an early So
luton. The number of illiterates
especially in the Southern States,
presents an alarming danger to the
permanence and stability Of u IN
situations. Too little attention has
Been given to this subject. The
school SYSTEMS in many of these
States fail TO meet the wants OF the
people. The masses who are the
principal bene6ciaries of Il public
school system look to the politicians
to lead off in the matter. The poll
%tieians ar not anxious to take the lead.
ItHoes seem that there has been IA stu
disd asft to defeat the public school
interest," Sin Tennessee and most of
the other Southern States. We can not
understandswhy there should be any
opp6sition6 free schools. Every in
terest of the Stare demands the edn-
cation Of the people. Experience has
shown that where free schools are
unknown, ignorance abounds.
Tennessee has made progress, but
this. is not sufficient. Her school
system fails to provide educational
facilities for more thar half the
scholastic population. As long as
this state of things exist, u people
will labor under great disadvantages.
The prosperity of the state has suf-
fered greatly. W. hope better things.
As teachers, let US work for better
things.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-25

The Vicksburg Herald says: IF
the house is Republican it will not
let Chalmers in" The Herald is pos
sessed of the gift of prophecy. Chalm-
ers ought not to be'let in Why should
he be? He is not elected by the peo-
pie. The majority of his district IS
overwhelmingly against him. He never
should have been let in. He owes his
seat to frauds of the grossest charac-
ter and to violence of the foulest kind.
On a fair vote, without the use of
booming cannon or persnadlng shot
guns, he would be defeated by from
10000 to 5000 majority. This is "a
notorious fact. 1t will not be denied
by any honest Mississipplan. This
majority he and his adhearents have
suppressed. They have overridden
and trampled it down. In places
they have sponged it out with blood.
1t will be one of the first duties OF
the new congress to wright this
wrong. And righting it will give
new heart to Republicans in the
South.
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-25
CONDUCTING INSTITUTES.

A plan mas been adopted for con-
ductipg. the Teachers Institutes OF
Massachusetts that is well worth
consideration in this State. All mer-
civ ornamental features are dispensed
with, nothing IS done for entertain
ment, but the Institutes for the time
assumes the form of a school, and de-
votes the whole of its time to the
work of learning how to teach
Skilled instructors are appointed by
the State Board of Education, the
Institutes are in their hands conclu-
sively. and they limit the work
to imparting knowledge OF
the most improved methods of teach
ing and the philosophy that underiles
them. Each branch that is taught IN
the schools Of the State is taken up
in turn. and a critical examination OF
the best methods Of teaching it takes
place from the first step TO the last.
The Editor of the New England
journal of Education, in speaking OF
the lessons given att the Institutes BY
experts in the improved methods OF
teaching, says: p, if
This natural, commou-sepse way OF
lp,tttisgthings to school children, and
Of waking up the faculties OF ol,sel-
yation. reflection, and Independent
invests alton. com.s to sensible peo-
nile with all the force of Il revelation
from a superior region of thought
an experience. This fact IS full OF
m aiming to all teachers. They may
h. assured that there is no lnveterate
preindice, anywhere, against improved
methods OF. instruction and greater
re suits from school work, outside
their own body. The most serious
onnos;fion to superior teaching comes
from inferior teachers; and great
| deal of the wrong-headedness Ut Pa,
rents and committees can be traced
back to the interested or honest OPP
position of a portion OF the teaching
class to any change. Every WIDE
awake teacher can be assured that ne
! has only 70 teach anything in the
schooI-room better, in order to secure
the favor of the children and parents.
And the way to teach well IS not to
/ run about the district asking permls-
! sion 10 do something new, but to
teach AMI govern q school in such a
bright. loving and effective way that
the farmers and their wives will be
compelled, by the opportunities Q
the children, to harness up and
visit the school; and the minister, the
doctor, the lawyer, and the "dlstin-
gnished stranger boarding at the
Village tavern, will f.ld time to, come
in and see what the new schoolmaster,
is about. Teachers; do your topmost
best. and you can trust your scholars,
their parents, and the influential peo-
| pie Of the most l~lliterate community,
to carry you through
Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-25
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how many other journals are taken.
Its Illustrated Department for Youth
and children contains much informa-
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Humbug exposures are invaluable TO
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Herald and tribune. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1869-current, 1880-11-25
Mothers ! Mothers !! Mothersn.

Are you disturbed at night and
broken of your rest by a sick child
suffering and crying with the excrn-
ciat1ng pain of cutting teeth? II SO,
90 at once and get a bottle of MRS.
WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP.
It will relieve the poor little sufferer
Observation-Disclosures upon it; there
Is no mistake about it. There IS no
mother on earth who has ever used
e who will aot.tell You at once that
i. will regulate the bowels, and give
rest to the mother and re!if and
and health to the child, operating
like magic. It is perfectly safe to
M I'M all cases. and pleasant to the
the taste, and is tire prescription of
one of the oldest and best female ply
sicians and nurses in the United
States. Sold everywhere % cents
a bottle.