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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

4 GENTS WANTED for the Best and Fastest Sell
"A ing pictorial Books and Bibles Prices reduced
- per cent. NATIONAL PuBI 'sHIEG Co., Chicago,
The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-17
BULLETIN: WEDNESDAY MORNING. MARCH y 1880

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The daily Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1878-1???, 1880-03-17

The NoUmos Of the Young People begin with the
first Number, published IN November Of each year,
When no time Is mentioned, It viii be understood
that the subscriber wishes 10 commence with the
Number next after the receipt Of order,
Daily Republican., 1880-03-29

Mr.. TILDEN will have to tap A freah
barrel for Virginia, II he would save
it from going over hopelessly to the Re.
publicans. The allegations that the
Virginia democrats are very uneasy
respecting the electoral vote Of their
State are we'll founded. The split in
the party last fall which resulted in
creating two opposing parties on State
financial issues has NO; yet been healed
indeed it seems to get wider and
wider, and there is no promise either
present or remote that II will be heal
ed. If the split is cot healed, and the
Republican candidate for the Prssi-
dency happens to be a man who is not
especially offensive to the seeedsrs from
the Bourbon organization he will prob
ably receive a very heavy Democratic
vote in addition to the entire Republi-
can vote. While the Democrats are
laying schemes TO capture New York
and other Northern States, they aye
gradually losing their hold on several
Southern St&tis.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-29

IT is SAP that Garselon's Council
who were Democrats are making out q
state nent in reference to the Maine
frauds which is TO lie signed ny the
Ex-Governor, putting the blame Oh the
Greenback members Of his Council.
We suppose the Greenbaekers will re-
taliate and SO lively time may be ex-
pscted. By the way the Ex-Governor
wants to bs sen. as delegate to the
Cincinnati Democratic Convention as =
vindication. We know of no better
representative OF Democracy then Gar
oelon, exoep: that he won't drink
whiskey.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-29

before the legislature adjourned. Bat
the journal Of the Legislature had to be
indsxed and printed as well as super
int nded, and for this the Legislative
Committee has allowed Mr.. Salisbury
the ado itional Gun Of five hundred
dollars (s50O.)
The same committee also allowed A..
G. Osborne $500 for indexing the Senate
Journal after he had already been paid
Sl20C as clerk Of the Senate for 1879
As We have already said in reference to
Mr.. Cooper, we do not blame Messrs.
Walcatt, salisbury and Osborne for
taking all the $500 fees Legislative
committee may feel like giving them,
but we are very much mistaken if the
90 nmittse will not have to answer at
tbs bar Of public opinion Of the State
for making a too free use OF the peoples
money.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-29

AHp NOW Blackburn arises 10 say
that the alleged controversy said to
have occurred between Congressman
CUffroth and himself is without the
slightest foundation in fact. No:with-
Standing Mr.. Blackburn's denial there
are others who heard the controversy
and parted the belligerent Congress
men, who still persist that it is true
Now is the tine for the Bayard organ
to come TO the help Of Mr.. Blackburn
and moralizc over the obstinate per
versity Of the North in rejecting upor
the apgel-like characteristics Of South
Isrn congressman.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-29


THERE YET hREAISs two days on
which ass, sSmeuts can be made by the
Levy Court, and thoae days axe to-mor-
row and Wednesday, mt tomorrow
will be the surest. On " ednesday the
time of the Coutt may be interrupted
by other pressing business which must
be one in March or be left undone.
Members Of the Court point especially
to the choosing Of the jury list, which
must be done this month. The choosing
part, however, we think has been done,
and nothing remain, but to put the
names in the jury boz, which will not
take much time, so that we may rea-
sonably conclude that tomorrow and
Wednesday will he spent in assessing
vote-'. With the machine roperly
oiled and in working order, there
should be no difficulty in assessing a
hundred persons each of the two days
yet remaining in March. There are yet
quite large number of citizens entitled
who have made no effort 10 get as
sessed who should not let this opportu-
nifty slip, and there are others who
having made an effort and failed should
try once more. Let all such persons
report themselves at the Lincoln Club
room this evening, or at the P, W. L
b. depot tomorrow morning at nine
o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-29

But there are other large pickirgs
" hich we might be justified in calling
populations belonging to the powers OF
this same Auditing Committee. In the
minutes referred to we find the follow
ing resolution:
"Resolved, That James i. Wa lc.tt,
Secretary Of State, be allowed and paid
five hundred and fifty dollars (3550) for
superintanding the printing Of the
laws Of 1879, and index thereto"
The services for which the Secretary
is so literally paid consists in indexing
the laws asset by the Legislature of
1879, which labor would probably occu-
py abou. ten days at the farthest.
TIL, SUI erintsnding OF the rinting
means nothing. That belongs to the
foreman Of the composition room and
the p oof-,esder, neither o! which
comes within the province OF Mr.. Wal
sott. When it is considered that Mr..
WaIcott Is secretary Of State at salary
OF 600 a year, the duties OF which in
no way interferes with his law practice,
$3.50 additional for making index to
the laws for 1879 may also be consider
ed "soft snap"
But here is another Sticky oiled
habitue of Dover who is always ready
flor pickings that pay. John F. Sauls-
bury is the reputed editor Of the Della,
warean the organ Of the Salisbury
family and their followers. He was
clerk Of the late House Of Representa-
tivcs, for which he was allowed sl7oo
Daily Republican., 1880-03-29

TIE BOARD of Pardons OF Penusyl-
vania on Saturday last refused the ap
plicstions for pardon Of Nessrs. Kemble,
PETROL, Salter, Crawford and..Rnmherg-
er, members of the legislature recently
convicted Of eoruptly stliciting the
votes OF members in connection with
the Riot Claims bill. We thought
Governor Hoyt and his cabinet would
stand firm Notwithstanding that the
most OF those convicted are Republi'
CANS.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-29

JouN B. Gouen is reported To lave
said that drunkenness has increased in
this country in the last twenty-five
years, and that there are now more
ministers and women drinking liquor
than ever before. This il dark pi'-
ture, but il is evidently true ore.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-29

THR CHARLESTON "News and Ceurisr,'
is alarmed at the political situation in
some of the Southern State', and says
that Georgia like South Carolina must
bs prepared to fight all kinds Of indie
pendent political movements this Sum
mer, and if this is not done, it Gays the
bottom will drop on! Of the Democratic
party in tie south in November.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-29

Jessie RAYMOND with little "Tommy"
Hill in her arms and $500 in her purss
has left Washington and Ssnstor Ben.
Hill once more breathes free. But Ben.
knows nothing a5ou: it, of course he
don't. He and Blackburn are the
George Washingtona o: the South that
cannot tell lies.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-29
NEW GROCERY STORE.

George f. Wheeler, 1o4 y, Se'G pa,a]
lately finiahed and completely, 10, tS
tie old stand. having torn out e o., ,,S ssS'
tues. me new ones makes the sto, notrd
nore Being grateful for pas. p'sh
and by careful attention to pusl NEE
inti in n now STOCK Of choice grocery
sh"I, endoavor to make the prices W
goods as low az the lowest. ne on I'll
'rVrdial Invitation to all to come Blu
new store. Very Respectfully; ,,rrI,yi
g-1S.H lVS e. So
Daily Republican., 1880-03-29

THERE WERE only nine GreenbacEe1s
at the meeting on Saturday evening
but enough to make a lively time Of it,
The party lie 30 strong that there is a
prospect Of i. div ding again. 1t Is al
ready divided into three factions, the
targeet having nine sdherents. the
next largest three, and the third contain
ing DR.. WEIGH.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-29
CLOTHING.
sPRINQ OPENING.

CPRlN9 OPENING.
-
SPRING; OPENING.
SPRING OPEN ING.
SPRING OPENING.
Owing 10 the era iuu advance In prices Of
Clothing, have deemed II sdvisab'e to lay
in my SPRING STOCK EARLY, so tia: my
customer may rsceive tie beneht, and be
10 It from paying the ipc:esNd prices.
have spent week In New York and Phila.
delphia In selecting the most desirable pat
terms Tor the appro .ching Spring and Sum
NOR trade 1t hes heen my elm during my
long business experience 10 lease my custc-
mers and sell my goods lower than all comps'
titor..
Citizens Of Wilmington and the suEround-
INK country are soraiai)y invited to csli'and
eramine my extensive stock oil SPRING
AND SUMNER WEAR.
Ladies arc especially invited to inspe,t our
seek Of BOYS AND CaILDREN'S SUIT
NATHAN LIEpERTAN,
NATHAN IIEBESNAN,
NATHAN LitBEltMAN,
NATHAN LlEBGRMAF,
POPULAR CLOTHIER,
POPULAR rIDTHltR,
POPULAR CLOrHiER,
POPULAR CLOIAlaE,
9. f. COR. FIFTH ANDEMARkEr SITS.
s. u. cor. FIFTH MD MARKET SIS.
S. Y. COR. FIFTH AED. MARKET SIS.
y. Il. COX. fltTH AND .AARAEr SIS.
r. S,-.My entire siocx Of WINTER
CT OrHiNG have MG7Acd down twenty
pey cent. IS de LOT intend TO carry one dol
lars worth oil cLO'rilNG 0vo.. Any enc
deyiriDaa
WINTER SUIT or ONTRC0AT
can eu new at a decided bargain. "-l7Stn
Daily Republican., 1880-03-29

EERAED OPENING or Eal
w goods on Friday and SATURDAY., W
rer Store, IOS East Sixth street. hh VI
produce. eggs, butter. chickens ana ~
another lot Of thoss German poars ~
cts.; nrO ther lot OF Bclifower an'I N
incest fruit In the iDarset lor pies:
cream biscnit. fruit cake, fine canay
anges for Easter. Don't iorset oui lid
teas, Give them one trial and you VIII
buy any other; sold only In Boston,
and IO3 East 9th ct, German pre'a,yh,,
b. The cheapest dried beef ane h N
hans in the city; hou7 az 81 y, V. .;ro II
is the beet in the market Tor the Pr,sWg,' 4
Granger Store, l0S East SIX
Daily Republican., 1880-03-29

I'd EMOvAL.-JAOoB Drummer HAS
n, removed his watch store from NO: 8sl
Lombard To 500 King st.. where he VIII DC
pleased to attend to oil who may favor MIN
With thou patronage. 8'2Slnd
Daily Republican., 1880-03-29
AT Low RATES

During the bathing season, per samuel NJ.
Felton," to Camden thence BY railroad, CIV
ing parties hours on thu Beach. For par
ticuIars apply 10 II. WEAvE FIN
3-27-2taw 100 MarKes street'
Daily Republican., 1880-03-29

TIME LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE
4 in Philadelphia. JO HIN WANAMAKER,
Grand DspOt. 18th st.. MarEet TO chestnut
Daily Republican., 1880-03-29
W. u. BOWMAN Manager,
Wilmington, Delaware.
DOWN.

NJ
I have this dsy received large lot
ceries which will sell cheaper than
bought In this city. Our aim IS 10 VI
those who call that this Ia n fact. eapS
those who ere about to remove TO the W
end of the city. we sell nothing D
class goods at the very loEest lnafke.
We do not allow no grocer IN this CIV
cheaper than us. Our Flour we sell 4
1900 and $7.75; Patect Flour, $500 per
Oar 4 o.ut flour we will guarantee.
cent. Drips is the test seld In the Glv
Touey. It formerly sold at Is cts; ooas'
10 cents up: our 40 cent Tea we recon-
and we do rot sell +ny goods we es 81.
cOunend. Corn, Oats: Hay and ~
salo in sny quantity. VIC Keep co Sa,t
on hand fuil supply Of fresh and sas
of all kinds. Cal and eattsiy yours
those are facts. Goa! oil 10 TEST; u
gallon. FEiEh y roA
315tS Front and Maryland ave.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-29
NOTE.

me REPUBLICAN, stiii leads i'm
'etrculatkon. Advertise where You
ret I0v most for yOur money ana
In a REPURLi CAN IN that paper.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-29

A TLANTTC CITY AND CAPE MAY.
N -
Special arrangements are made to tase
EXCURSION PARTIES FROM Will
MINGTON To EITHER PLACE
Daily Republican., 1880-03-29
DEnEREsT,s PATTERNS.

pUssELL Il SPENCER.
RUSSELL 4 SPENCER
RUSSELL u SPENCER.
RUSSELL u SPtNCcR.
Russell Il SPENCER.
SPRING 1880. SPRING 1880.
SPHING 1880. SPRING 1880.
SPRING 1850. SPRING 1880.
SPRING 1850. SPRING 1850.
SPRING 1880, SPRING 1880.
SPRING 1850. SPRING 1880.
SPRING 1880 SPRING 1880.
SPRING 1880. SPFING 1880.
SPRING 1880. SPRING 1881.
SPRING 1850. SPRING 1880.
SPRING 1880. SPRING 1880.
SPRING 1880. SPRING 1880.
SPRING 1880. SPRING 1880.
SPRING 1880. SPkING 1880.
SPRING 1880. SPRING 1850.
THE MOST STYLISH
TAE MOST STYLISH
THE MOST STYLISH
THE MOST STYLISH
THE MOST STYLISH
AND
MOST RELIABLE
MOST RELIABLE
MOST RELIABLE
MOST RELIABLE
MOST RELIABLE
NINE DEMEREsTs
LATEST LATEST LATEST LATEST
LATEST LATEST LATEST LATEST
1rA1H-HNs: rA.11@H2:
o------o
ALSO
CATALOGUES,
CAT tiUGUES,
OATh LGHUtS,
CATALOGUES,
CATALOGUES,
PORTFOLIOS,
POhr-EOIlOS,
PUkI-FULIOS,
POKT-FOLTOS,
PoAT-fOLIcs,
PORTFOLIOS,
PORT t,HlOS,
PORI-FOLlOS.
PUKr.tOLloS,
WHAT IT, WEAR, &c,
WHAT TO WEAR, &c,
NHAT1U WAR, &C.,
WHAT To WEAk, sc,
WHAT TO WEAK, sc,
JUST RECEIVED.
JUSJ hNElNED,
JUST REQ, WE'D.
JUST RECEIVED
JU.T ECtIFEU
-BY-
EIsSEfl. h SPENCER,
RUSSELL * SPENUER,
RUSSELL 4 SPc NON,
bUSSEiIL b GPF NCt II,
RUSSlLJ & SPENCER,
900 MARKET ST., 800 MARKET ST.,
3ld MAKkk1' ST., 800 M ASEEr ST,
fit plhhKET ST, :0j MARKET ST,
so MAhEk!T ST, 100 MiRkET ST,
aO5 L!AKkET ST. 3U0 M ARKEV SI.,
WILMlNGTON, DEL.
DRE CORDS.
Daily Republican., 1880-03-29

yv,HE VARIETY PALACE.
TOYS, AIAMS K BRO.
TOYS S4-MAEKET sTEET-,M
T Us BICYuLE'sl BICYCLES
foys
Toys CBLDRnN'S CARRIAGES.
T,ys A handsome lot Of new chiJdren's ear.
Toys nases Just In. Call and exam
Toys Inc them.
f iy DEY GO0ZS. HOSIERY AND Nc
TOYS Tll Ms, CARPET,
Toys Floor ftair and table oil cloths. W n6ow
TOYS shades gIaSs, tin. crcokery ann wooden
Toys ware, cuE'eTy, rugs, games, sair rods
Toys bracTc's. base bali and bats, masks, eI
Toys preGs wagopg, ve!Gciptdes,
Toys ROCKING HORSES,
Toys doll carriages, wheel bRrroTs, fire
Toys words. hase, lanterns, druma, hoktng
Toys SlasEes, toys
Toys FANCY G0cIs AND DoLLsseF
Toys ALL KINDS.
Toys
Toys BOOTS, SHOES AND RUBBERS.
Toys
toys Agents Ter John Clark's Mile End
Toys CoTToH, COTTON,
! oys George C.ark's o. ". r. Co'toc, VII
Toys tiinanAc, and sole agents nr
Tsys BlAlNERr. ARMSTRONG CO.,
Toys SILKS. SILKS.
Toys
Toys Cheapest place in Cne city 10 suy any
TOYS thing at
ADAMS Il BkVTL ER,
soi Market strss,. kcA Ma,ks, a,rss,
pI9NEY a STUART,
- KING srRREr, 20 KING STREET,
ARE OFFERING BARGAIEsIN
DRY GOODS, DRY GOODS,
GLOVES, HOSIERY, AND CJRSFTS,
To reduce stock before moving TO their now
store, 232 King 81. $780,
3rd door below Third street.
:---,-Ez.---=------- W.T.
WATCHES AND yEYsELRY.
ElAYNARD * DAWSOE-JEWELRY.
Have ct their store,
Gsa MABXET ST., 2za MARKEr ST.,
A full assortment Of
WATCHES. CLOCK3, JEWELRY,
sJLVIGRWARE, SPEOTACLES.
OPERA GLASSES, &C., which thoy are
SELLING AS LOW AS THE LOWEST.
Both being practical workmen all work
eff with them Will receive careful attention.
1.13lY
Daily Republican., 1880-03-29
WINTER SUIT OF OVERCOAT

can ou new at decided bargain. s-l7.sn
Daily Republican., 1880-03-29

clotnirg have deemed It advisab,e to la
Daily Republican., 1880-03-29

long business experience to lease my eustc-
men and sell my goods lower than all eom2e'
Daily Republican., 1880-03-29

Owing 10 the grniau advance in prices
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20
The Peach.
New York Times.

New York Times.
The peach, which is now in season,
originated ian Persia and Northern India,
and 10 of the same genius as the almond.
The nec,arine differs from the peach
only in bcng smooth while the peach Is
downy. IL is mere variety, probably
produced and assuredly preserved by
cultivation. The Iee-stone peach OF
the French is their peche, while the
cling. stone is their pavie. A remarkable
variety, OF Chinese origin, has the
fruit compressed and tiatteasd with al
most evergreen leaves. The peach is
cultivated widely in Southern Europe,
m many parts OF the East, in South
America aud Australia, though it has
never. II is believed. 2ttsined the perfec-
ton of the fruit in the tnitsd States.
New Jersey, Pennsylvania, Delaware,
MARYLAND and Ohio raisesuperb peaches.
and have often orchards containing
from 10000 to $1,000 trees. The guam
titv of dried peaches is reported to be
steadily increasing. while peach brandy
is diminishing. Peach water, obtained
by bruisiny the leaves OF the tree, mix
ing the pulp with water and distilling, is
not only employed Tor Aayoring. but in
medicine as a sedstiye and vermifuge.
Ihe stone OF the fruit is very like the
bitter almond in its properties, and its
blossoms exhale an odor OF bitter al
monls. Both the stone and blossoms
are sed in the facture Of liquor called
persisc. In the Old and New World
tlere ere, it is said, more than one hun
dred varieties of the delicious fruit.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20
A Model Candidate.

". Y. sun.
The Democratic party has very good
reasons to be satisfied with its candi-
date. Thus far he has made no mis-
takes.
Nor is this all. Everything which
has been developed Of the past history
of Gen, Hancock rebounds to his credit.
His letter to Gen. Sherman alone ought
to elect him. No bribery, no frandu-
lent transaction, taints his name. he
appears, by ali that is brought to light
about him, to be man of sound sense
and of remarkably clear and intelligent
views Of personal rights and OF constitu-
tional Law.
NGen. Hancock continues on the
discreet course he has thus for pursued
he will be regarded and spoken OF a.
the Model Candidate.
And there is good reason tS 0eeexe
that the model candidate will make Y
Model President.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20
A,roxr everybody knows Of patent

ALMOST everybody knows OF patent
flour. but not everyone pfnersianus
what il is. stripped OF techn's<iltles'
this is about the story OF its manu'aS:'
ture: The best Hour used to be maIe
OF winter wheat. Spring xheat yielded
either much less in quantity, or else so
much of the bran got into the noGr in
lis manufacture that its color was in;os-
exably dark. The wheat would be
proxnd and then holted. In the refuse
the Sxan and middlings-would be in
cluded isrge proportion OF the weight
OF the spring yheat, and this would sell
more particularly for feed for horses.
Nov the best OF noSr, and the most ex-
ners;ve, il made Of tlaS very refuse OF
the old. fashioned process. ii all came
out of the discovery of r.s' to draw
out The b,an. Under the new I,ecess
the wheat is grcuGd about as before.
The first result is an ordinary hour sold
for expectation. Then the remainder -
taken and put upon great horizontal
sieyes, and while agitation Is going on
there an ingenious system OF draft Ia
rushing up through. and carries or the
bran. What Is lett is the glutinous por-
ton of the wheat. the most nutritious
and most productice, and out OF this,
purified now by the drawing oil OF the
bran, We get our new pfocess Hour.
The result of the discovery OF the pro-
cess has been to make the poor spring
wheat OF Minnesota and upper Wiscon-
sin the most valuable kind OF grain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20
The Village Post Omoe.

Detroit free ffess.
Half an hour before the arrival OF the
daily mail they begin to come in the
merchant who expects letter-the
blacksmith who thinks ne may poesibiy
get one-the carpenter who hasn't one
for year, but who still lives in hopes
the laborer who hasn't the slightest
idea that he will ever get any thing
more interesting than circular advis'
ing to insure his life before 1t is inter-
nally too late-the farmer who has his
friends out West or down East, and
who can confidently count on his week
~ paper, anyhow. As the mail.boy
arrives at the door there is ripple OF
excitement which extends even to the
barefooted boy who has been sent down
with three big coppers to mail a letter
in q cramped, old-iashioned hand. One
can see by the way he looks from the
letter to the Jars of candy in front OF the
store that he is specializing on the risks
of dropping the missive into the river
and investing the money where 1t will
do Uncle Sam no good
There 10 a hush while the mail is be-
ing distributed. The pampered aristo-
crat who can afford to pay box rent at
the rate of forty cents per year keeps his
eve on his particular box, while the
down.trodden citizen, who is compelled
to go into the general delivery" silent
lv argues that the heavier the mailbag
the more chance he has Of being favored.
Just at this particular moment the
Postmaster is "a bigger man than old
Grant, or any body else"
and il he does not feel at least 80 per
cent. of his official importance it is be-
cause he has to stop now and then to
decipher the superscription OF letter.
After what seems an interminable de.
Law the window is opened and general
rush is made, and in ten minutes the
only person left cautiously approaches
the window and inquiries:
"Anything for any OF u.s.
"Nothing," is the reply as the letters
are rapidly overrun.
Anything for brothers Jim's folks"'
"Nothing."
"Walker wanted me to inquire for
him ?"
"Nothing for any OF the Walkers
"Old Mrs. Lee hailed me as | driv by,
and said she was looking for letter
from her son Bill, in Leadville. l s'pose
it amt any use to inquire, for Bill
couldn't write letter in three weeks.
Nothing for Mrs. Lee.
The man started to 90 but suddenly
recollecting himself he turned and
said:
"Come to think OF it, McArthur's
1 hired man has sent of Tor lottery
4 .;.hot ua won't draw nuthln'. oil
| course. for them lotteries are dead
swindle, but it's about time he got it.
and he hollered at me from the barn
this morning and asked me 10 inquire
His name is Sam White, but l never
asked him how he spelled it."
Nothing for him." was the monoton
Gus reply.
"Well, that's all guess. Purity bac
weather on wheat, amt it? Looks like
rain, but maybe it'll scud around.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20
SOMETHING
EVERYDAY
OUGHT TO KNOW.

There exists q means Of Sc.
curing q soft aud brilliant
Complexion, no matter how
poor It may naturally be.
Hagan's Magnolia Balm Is a
delicate and harmless arti-
Gle, which instantly removes
Freckles, Tan, Richness,
Roug],ness, ErupttonS, Vul-
gar F ashings, ETC., etc. SO
delicate and natural are its
effects that its use Is not
suspected by anybody.
No lady has the right to
present a dis6gured face in
society when the Magnolia
Balm Is sold by all druggists
for Is cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1880-08-20
A SONG.
Respectfully Offered to the Republican singing
" Campaign.

Offered to the Republican singing
Campaign.
When worthy, tbIljH Brother Ames
Prepared his patriotic games.
Which soon became so widely known'
80 Rrother Garfield took his share,
NE heard that NJ odcl statesman swear
Ii waslItended ass loan
We know il was q loan, ..,. -
Though men NAV blame, anu seek W
shame
That dear good man, ochone,
He can swear, as then aud There,
Can swear IL was q loan.
when bad De Golyer tried to place
A Pile Of cash to help his case.
To make committeeman agree,
And Brother Garfield got his pay.
Us heard that pious statesman say.
NSst intended asa fee.
We know 1t was = fe.
Though some may pout, and seem to
doubt
How such thing can be.
There Garfield stands, aud shows his own
hands
And swears II was u fee.
The bloody shirt we used 10 Haunt,
our banner under glorious Grant.
Was borne in many a stubborn fight:
And now we raise that hay again.
Nor care for those misguided men
Who call the ssnguinc garment white.
We know tina, shirt Is red,
without its all. We are afraid,
The party's hopes are dead:
And s0 once more, as Oft before,
We swear that shirt il red.