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Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
6PRUIAL m EN TON.
DR.. SimmS' Celebrated Pain
SoRFenor.

|ts worth untold ; testimonies in
|asing from friend In Ohio:
RURAL DALB, Nov. 20, lSS0.--We
a man picking apples this fall, aud
managed to fall from the top Of q
b down thfousL the limbs TO tbs
ID he hurt his shoulder and side
y bad | gave him some OF the
hSearcher TO use he told me il
Tie best medicine he ever saw.
tt could sell lots OF 1t here. We
know it is q splendid pain remedy.
MR. Il. HARLAN.
Rdce only 80 cents. Sold by dealers
1t main depot, 4th and King sts.,
aingtOn, Del. Phila., 6O2 Arch
st Baltimore, l0S Baltimore street.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
The weather

War Department, Office Of the Chiel
Signal Officer, Washington, Dec. Al
o. m.
Indications for Saturday-For the
Middle Atlantic States, lower bsrome.
ter, westerly winds, shifting to esstsrIy
or southerly, partly cloudy weather,
higher temperature.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
Personal.

Miss Bsckie Pssrce, who for a nun.
ber of years has been school teacher in
the public schools of this city, was
married on Wednesday to Richard T..
Cam of Klrkwood. The ceremony
took place at Pencader Presby terian
church GLASGOW. After the ceremony
the newly married couple left for Wash
ington. The bride is the daughter Of
the lats David Pesrce, Esq. formerly Of
this town, and niece OF Benjamin C.
PeaTce Of Hars's Corner.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
.tCasting Out Devils.

Rev. George W. Miller will preach a
Temperance sermon tomorrow (Sun.
day. evening in Grace NJ. L. Church on
"casting ont Devils" Mr.. Miller will
no doubt have large congregation as
the feeling Ia beginning to run high in
the Temperance channel.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
Twenty Aec0na YIsit.

Dr.. Darmon will make his twenty
second professional visit to our city on
Tuesday, the 7th inst. Persons wish
ing TO consult him should therefore call
at the houss OF Mrs. Day, sos Market
strt at, on that day.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
Sunday school Election.

At meeting Of the teachers Of Wes
Presbyterian Church Sunday school
the following officers were elected fol
the coming year:
Superintepdent.-Charlss Baird.
Recording Secretary.--L. B. Morrow
Financial Seoretary.-Wm. Toppan
Trsasurer.-W. J. Morrow.
Librarian.-W. 8. Norten.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
The COldesG NOvemb her In A. years.

An old citizen in Reading, who has
kept weather record since 1886, is
reported as saying that the recent cold
weather was the coolest November since
THAT year. loe has formed 4 inches
thick and thers were s days sleighing.
In 1912 there were 2 days Of sleighing
in November, and the same thing oc.
CURED in 1874, but in all other years
snow did not fall to sufficient depth
for sleighing purposes until the middle
of December and later.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
"I.cns uf InteEest

FsTIIl make it to the interest Of al
iEor us with an examination o
stock 10 buy their goods of US. 0ul
pot Overct ats and ulstsrettes fal
''is any ever brought to this mar.
. The Wilmington Clothing House,
w. cor. Fourth and Market streets.
w. DietendOrf, Manager.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
sunasy Papers-speciaI Notice,

In consequence Of a change OF the
railroad time table, the New York and
Philsislphia Sunday papers will be 70,
sale at 7s5 instead of 1910 in the
morning. BY this arrang msnt, Davis,
the nsWsdealsr, at 6lS Market street,
expects to serve his subscribers by
breakfast time, or by 6.45 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
Mr. Haruelnan' Sermon,

on Sunday will bs heard by many
ladies' who have purchased their hats
and bonnets at Mrs. s. Z Cartons
millinery store, No. 2o4 King s rect,
where prices are the cheapest In the
city.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04

Spring brings the blossoms. Autumn
brings the fruit-and also colds, etc.,
for which nothing superior to DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup has ever been offered to
the pablo. 1t always cures. Price u
cents.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
Applea and Potatoes. .

lyon want TO save money buy your
Va and potatoes from men who CT
7 iioW first hands. You cal cave
r. cent. by huyiug your produce
SMei'z, No. 13 East Fourth strest.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
state of the Thermometer

at the REPUBLICAN, Office, on Saturday
morning, Dec. 4
O'Clock, ~ O'Clock, IL O'Clock,
32o 40 43~
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
Potatoes ana Apples,

/, 'anuey's, 303 King street, II
rqaalt"rs for produce OF all kinds
pa arrangements to parties for ca,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04

Remember when you want Q picture
Of yourself or any OF your family, 20 To
Eeeoher's gallery. 3l5 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04

Whoopipg cough is successfully treat
ed by separating the patients beyond
he airing distance of each other, and by
the employ men. Of Fellows Hypophos-
ph tss. Ths above named treatment
las been tosnd singularly effective,
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04

b An editorial on Wednesday We
IL led into error In stating that the
Day Of the State Chancellor was
fN. It should have been S2700.
smOr was made through a typo
hphIcal error in another paper. 1t
las to the Chancellor that We should
hks this oOrreStioA.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
Ieao-Ma ais, Oapa and Fnra-leaN

I
Nearly fifty years have elapsed sinc4
Jonathan RumiSrd engaged in The hai
business In this city. Cond ucting his
business alone for tweuty-nins years,
he in the year 1855, admitted his son,
4. II. Humford, into partnership. Al
the expiration Of one year the latter
gentleman took entire charge of the
business and in the year 1872 took his
brother, II. j. RuW6ord, into partner.
ship. Thus the firm has remained ever
since. The purpose ef this establish
msRt has always been to conduct the
business in such manner that conf.
dence may be gains1 aud held. The
propristors make it rule to see that
justice is done to the rich and poor.
fhe price Of the hats are marked IN
plain figures. The store 10 large and
the stock OF hats is one Of the fuest as-
sortments that can bs found In the
State. One aim that inspires the firm
is to be true to their customers and
true to themselves. In this way they
have been Increasing their trade ever
since the day they stastsd. The hat
business promises to be larger this
year than 1t has been since the war.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04

HRAYrgR il is not likely there will
% naCa said in favor Of the cleo
aoi President by the majority OF
aalily vots Of the people. At the
h ,lsction President elect Garfield
II bare majority over Hancock Of
Oa 5000 votes. Bot II 1t had been
aapy to have reported a hundred
maud or 50 mora to elect Hancock,
uA Carolina oonld have filed the
prrt without halt trying.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
rne winter.

nhan old saying that the frst three
u, in December will indicate The
..,,ot.r of the coming winter. II thii
:, The predictions Of Venaor and
I@,r, that the wslth"r will be sx'
|r,nsy cold, will mot be verified. 40
'..ii,g to the theory the hrs! day in
,.,,.d the temperature Of Dscsmbsr,
N, ,.,,ad that Of January, the third
4, d February. We have little faitt
~. theory, bat We are informed tha
u year IT was exactly verified. W,
,,ouh like 10 hear what our frisnc
alan bas to say in regard to the
,r,p. byns OF the goose or the hogs
L,.nhtOto We venture upon any pre-.
Xu.linu
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04

Tus BuaSEss FARMER, double mum
!, !, In our table. The editor Mr.
'Fl,,u hGs been slok aud could no
n, the publication Of his paper, his
Irspsl attention, hence the necessity
IN, time for issuing double number
Ma Farmer from the hign aud scientific
.,,d /. Las taken on experimental and
I,aIca agriculture and all that re.
N, to agrioalturs is almost indispsn'
In, to iutellisen. farmesi. /. is al
Im welcome to our table, and w
|w 10 Lesitstion In advising all oul
,rna re lders to send for q sample
py by addressing, Conrad Wilson
b Chambers street, New York.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
THE EHIsTosICAL soCIHrY.
Abe AuBnsl Mestisg Held Last
EvenIpg-Omeern Elected,

At the annual meeting Of the His.
torical Society Of Delaware last night,
Rev. 7. Gardiner Littsll, the Vice
President, presided.
The report OF DR.. R. p. Johnson the
Librarian was first read. The report
stated tha; no complete enumeration Of
the socisty's collection Of books ad
been made since April, 1870. Tn Ia
was due in q large measure 10 the fact
that the quarters OF the Society, until
re emily, has been crowded. The con.
ditlon Of the library as taken on the
nrst Friday in December 1879 Is as
follows:
Books, bound volumes 1853; manu-.
script, 30; total 1883; pamphlets 3s40;
ns=sp'psrs, hound volumes. ga; maps
and plans, "A; autography and auto.
graph letters, 5S5; old manuscript, in.
cluding 4s old deeds and mortgages,
367; cards, tickets, handbills &c, 40;
oil paintings 3; photographs 26; en-
cravings 30; continental money, 7S
pieces; relics, 81; newspapers 1890;
total s,Sl7.
The report speaks of book called
the geneslogy OF the Mcdonald Family,
As 3 valuable contribution. Fhe an.
cestor Of this family, Bryon MoDonald,
settled in 1859 in White Clay Creek
Hundred, New Castle county.
Among those who have contributed
10 the library during this year are:
the late Col. j. H. Jones, Mics .Biiza
beth Hil!es of Wilmington, Hon. WIN.
Duane, Of Philadelphia. W. S. Apple.
ton, Benz. Elliott, II. b. McQutin, b.
S. Clark, =. B. Fore nan, A. G. Brin.
ton, II. X. BringhuI.t, Rev. 8. D.
Psst, Jos. Il. Maybin, Robt. Porter,
DR.. L. p. Bush, DR.. r. p. Johnson, ].
NJ, Poole, Miss s. Hamilton, J. NJ. En-.
erson, Agnsr C. Peter, R. v. Brook,
W. M. Miller, Celestine @. Martin,
James Notary, VIM. Kite, y. K. John
SOD, Gen. Jas. Grant Wilson, X. D.
Bradley, B. ouaritch, A. II. Grimshaw,
Mrs. Francis Barry, l.. H. Wheeler, L.
P. Broons, W. C. Wood, Samuel A.
Green.
Ohcers Tor the ensuing year were
then elected as follows:
President--HOn. l.. K. Wales.
Vice Presidents-Hon. J. T. Comegys,
Rev. 7. e. Li!tell, Hon. Thomas +.
Bayard.
Recording Secretary and historic.
grapher-Joseph Z. Walter.
Corresponding Secretary Il. P.
Bush, N. D.
Librarian--R. p. johnson, n. D,
Treasuter-Bllwood Garrett.
DiIectors-C. A. Rodney, Col. II. s.
McComb, John II. Adams, John p.
Wales, N. D.
Donations, since the the last stated
meeting, we're reported as follows:
From Rev. II. &. Hayden, Grafton at
the laying Of the corner stone Of the
Wyoming Monument; Historical Dis.
course Of the First Presbyterian
Church, Pittston, Pa, Ia AenoriRm Of
Mrs. @. W. Woodward.
From Prof. D. W. Harlan, annual
report Of the Public Schools Of VII,
mingtOn.
From a lady, q donation OK $50 :;
eulogy upon sIlas Wright, by Henry
d. Gilpin; speech Of John M. Clayton
in Wilmington in 1S4l, and other
an old knapsack Of the
Washington Grays.
From the State Of Pennsylvania, the
Duke OF York book of laws from i776
to 1852.
From EllVood Garrett, "Ku .Klux
Conspiracy" 13 vols.
Tha AnninIr fhan nHinnrnad
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
AaVA MOnNY.

Save Money.
'r' will sell you apples and pota
over than any other dealer in
ll9gton. No. l3 Esst 4!h street.
\ plastic and gravel roofing, leaky
aS single roofs reooated and made
F',1glt, and repairing Of all kinds
"s, call on Robert Atkinson, al
a'' Hanna & Co.'s hardware store,
and Marke: streets.
t'alcaliy pure and fresh drugs al
dispensed; physicians prescrip.
AcSnratsly compounded at all
west End Pharmacy, Seventh
sn,FSon street.. Domestic Cough
PCufes colds.
Eoont, Fast India Tooth Wash,
sI'Ha, HArtmah's Pearl Tooth
y, ana many other elegant prepa.
VT the teeth for sale by J. R.
B~'u' Druggist, Fifth and Poplar.
C,o'hIug Mullin & Son, Sixth
sshe' streets, are selling is GER
WY handsome. Their overcoats
H., o"st that could be put out.
E0oly like them.
W. deo. B. Mstznsr, 10S East Sd
NJ. WI a clean shave, hair cut or
s, "' Dyeing q specially. Tobacco
'"S' best quality, constantly on
sii Smeltz is the real apple and
H.ng Of Wilmington. No. Is
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04


S,i,L,Sr BEST TELFPHONE IN TIE
ikaLinsl u the Watts TelenicrOphone o
fOctIon Telephone. 1t is simple in
Etrencoddn ana can Dc operated by tho diost
eeL N" II Is durable, as mes which
kOt for over three years. have II had
\ kthssr repair', prove. Bu. best of all,
Bpapnaa az 10 place 1t within the react
,ts1 ieS wiz men wishing their ofilee
HsI, u remote parts Of their works
d ca,i houses or with othsr places, win
avSn. on Mr.. M. r. Hayden, who
nd shIy lor the state OF Delaware, at
On M piey STREETS, whore o line in
MAY be tiled. tie reisrs :for WORK
tSCp ~ q Hoilingsworth, George W.
ID " "pnefoft 4 Son, J. J. Gallagher
"% w., End othsrp. lll9-im
Daily Republican., 1880-12-04
IapNrReMs G0aUz

|aa Trays. Plates, Walters, an i'm
n line Of novelties, and all cheap.
P@fei!, Masonic Temple.
, 1880-02-25

Two amendments to the Allricll Imn,edl-
ate Transportation b1lt are now under con-
sfderation which aro liable to so co,nplfcate
the measure as to cn.langer Its defeat. The
first is In the interest of St. Louis, and pro-
vides for the direct Importation Of bulky artl-
clcs upon the decks of river steamboats, By
way Of New Orleans; aud the SECOND, offered
in the Interest Of the express companies,
contenip1atcs tho importation OF dutiable
articles In sealc.i trunks without break
ing bulk. As II to further colnp,cato
tile question, it appears that Secretary Shor-
man Inns thought It necessary to send n Spc-
ctal Agent to obtain the views of the New
York importers and CustoMi-iiousU officers
concerning tho Aldrlch bill. though II IS per-
fectly well known that these people are hos.
tile to tho measure aud vii! DO all In their
power to defeat lts enactment by Congress.
A few mora amendments. will probably ba
the outcome Ut this lust move.
, 1880-02-25

A WRITER IN the United Scf'picc gives what
Is undoubtedly tho trne solution Of tint nft-rc-
curling question ~ to bow tho efficiency OF our
navy Gun 10 Increased Without adding dtspro-
port1onutely u tho appropriations fur that De-
purtncrt. Wo nclthor wish nor need u largo
er,,ising tioet. Tho hugo ironcln.lA Of foreign
nnv'cs nro unsoaworthy md fail to do what was
expected of tinn. Onlnnnco has outatripped
arinor. Tho modern knight trusts moro to his
weapons Ut oTcn*c than OF tlefonso. Whnt tho
navy watits Is unsinkab'o ships. "The cry Is
less as1nor, inorp buoynnco, and gront speed,
With tho maximum of bow md stern fire." Yes
sells with water-tiBht compartments, the vtal
paris protected, heavy artnor and u rntn, tho
stcoring- gear we'll bclow tho wntor-line, and
sreat spccd-you have all tho elomenta Of n
powerful tnan-of-war. "Antictpatc the war
ship OF tho future by building a compartment
vessel Of sIxteen-knut speed, with sail power to
driva her from eight to twelve knots; bo.loT ant1
engines we'll protected, nnsl artnored with ram
md the 1,,test brceeh-1ondfng cannon. md build
her Of wood or stool." This ts tho "unainkablc
ship" which the writer thinka would take tho
lend rs cnss of vessels ablo to meet tho great
demands Of cur service,
, 1880-02-25

The great Irish lalld.reform meeting on
Mon,lay night at Chicago Exposition Hall
was presided over by this Governor Ut ILL.,
nots, tho third Stnte in tlle American Union,
and his speech, delivered with dignity and
force worthy tho occasion and worthy Of
his high position, WIS directed stralght 10
The root of the evil, exposing It's cause.-the
curse Of Latdocrncy, All tho speakers ut
this Immense meeting addressed themselves
directly to the source of 1rclnnd's p1tinblg
condition without mineing words or conceal-
Ing the plain truth.
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE, In broad contrast
to tho press Of New York, was tho first
among tho American daily newspapers to TX.
pose to the people Of tile West and OF tho
country the real cause Of Irish starvation,
poverty, misery, rags, novels, wsetc1'edness,
expatriat!on, discomfort, Instructions, TO
bclliona, and tho illiteracy with which the
lnasscs OF the Irish people arc reproached.
This condition Is not accIdental,-It is cro-
ated by law; 1t Is not temporary, It is COLI
tlnuous; 1t Is not recent, 1t has prevailed for
centuries. II Is not nn evil to be rcmedled
by aims; II Is not a distress to be rem0yedby
donations OF food; 1t Is ndegradation spring.
Ing from well-defnetl cause ulld can nuver
bB ourel save By the Tc7Hoput Of That ea,tse.
THE TRIBUNE pointed out how the necessity
for thesa perpetual appeals 10 American
charity to prevent starvation OF multitudcs
III fertile country Gun be forever stopped.
1t turned tho full blaze Of light upon the llor-
rid system Of fcullal lal,d robbery tint is now
tlesolating and las desolated ireland for two
centuries. How Gun the Mass Of any
Ia 1, zAt.
, 1880-02-25

thIr'l-torln campaign, md political prudence
demands that It should be given prapcr coli-
eideratlon III advance by those WHO shnll be
confronted with It. II tho Republican party
adopt the thlrtl-term iss.le as Its avn, It
should he prepared 10 n1ny tho popular
prejudice oganst II ntul tho popular
fcar TINT 1t will entail consequences fatal to
party SUCCESS. M lnnt, who Is fa,Ailiarwlth
the political events of this past few years car
deny Tint tho present Democratic control ol
both Ilntlscs OF Congress must be trnccd to
tho abuses and scandals OF tho second torn
OF the Inst Administration. Tho people
turned to tho Democratic rariy rs tho lesser
of two imren''lng evils. Nor can 1t be sue
cessflilly denied ttlat the sathe calsscs ntlost-
cost tue Republican party the lres'steh1'"I
election of 1870. notwithstanding 1t wAs con.
tlaeteti upon tho distinct pledge atsl Issue or
administrative reform a'll pnsaaIcHtiol.
Those II charge ut tie Republican party's
1ntafe cannot close their eyca 10 THIS Incl
Iehs OF thonsafltls OF l!epubl'cahs every
where are constantly askli'E themselves anu
each other what ass'lratleo they laye TINT
third term sl'all not return TO power the
same corrupt element nntl sl'olls-ll9lrtess VIM
were Responsible Tor the disErace''ll events
OF Inc aec01ld term. Mel hre ask1he tie
question, lias conk'lnR, or cameron, or l1o-
gan, or Carpenter, or my olher or The Gull
sptcuo'lsaayocateso Of third term, given s'c',
MI assurance? LAS drans t'il'lselt fi'atlo any
such pledge? II 50, when, where, alid to
, 1880-02-25
'almoat lnposslb1o for tho coiorctl boy, to,,-
10 rcad md writo, South Cnrolina win 'tt"aFn
rcn1 whlto n1an'a Nntnrnment, '' "asea

TIFF Chicago 1htr1-Ier,ncr wn, ro.
Hn,' snort'nK i''ntne hrEnn fonr ycurs ,rn n"''n7
nlnn In tho wft1e world wns co,,o. :. M
"plumod Knight" accvftllny 10 II. r,,,s ~ mo
where Il II now' It's working might % ma nut
tn tlcfcat tho snino flnlno in lcif nf ~ ma na'n
term, and at tho eatnc tilnn has the ,,nr,hoa a
prata ahout tho "cnnsastoncy" Of jts noInss'" Is"
bccauso they hnvo not seen proper to inn in0a !, ~
lighting Dlalno and bonminx" for ~" a 49, !" ~
term. An army mule would t.,,sh IL ,ho ,"'''
Of It's ears II detected n playing such mr., 00a
, 1880-02-25
PERSONALS,

It Is botter to bo born III Ohio than rich,
Mrs. Julia Pcndle.on tled ut Elka.er. a.
recently agod ITO sfcars, leaving two or,,ha11
girls aged Is null 10 years.
Nearly two months Of tho gear arc gone
aftss Anthony, aud there Is no news Of ytur
having proposed. Remember that this Is your
Inst chance for four years.
1t Is said that vessel left BOSTON the Other
dny carrying 300 900 gallors Of ruin nn,l ono ..
sIonary. And vet poaplo complain that tho llfo
Of missionary ID hartl ono.
How doth tho busy higl!-school gitl
Improve each muddy day
By putting OIL her hlgh-1nced shoes
And hose of cnlors gay.
It's getting so now In tho country that
when womnn's hat Is found lonting In + Mill
pond thoy don't got out drngs 10 recover Tho
body until It 10 certain that tho hired man il not
missing. The !dos Of fishing for your wife whFlo
aho is clipping with u younger man is not pleas.
ing to tho nyerngc ngrlculturist.
4 crimson rosebud into beauty breaking;
a;I4 aa q Satst5ssi,oa i.as y pask i { a
--Caaasbsrs' 5auritas. "s.' '''e'''' - "'
An anciont tnnn-cnt OF the Bummor KITCHEN;
boot 1Gck raised, n solemn cascrwaMl;
a momont's silence. and quick departure;
and thou, a wasted boot-jack-that ia aL ;,
1ear a VOICE you cannot hear,
-,,,..,,. ,,Sl Which Ssofons mo aNay.
I bear voioo you cannot hour.
1t is my darltng'a dnd;
ue wears ruiflctl nighthhIrt
And a patout llycr-pad.
He softly opos the parlor door,
$}Ifut 4
, 1880-02-25
POLITICAL NOTES.

Now Is tho time for Presidential cnna.
dates to decl[nc; In i'tt1o while 1t may ho ton
late. scnGtds tognn has boon cute enough ia
II TIKI ~ nS oE sy ynrd e qsesk &c k s nea S%St
phtG TjHscs.
How doolr SenatorsantlR Representatives.
Congross enjoy tho nows Of tho establishment OF
naw steamship lines betwoon this country gn4
Europe by foreign cnpltal7 II It wcro not for
our tariff md navigation laws thceo ncw liar.
Sd avS SaSs Sfe and ssoEns ns0H
Is wb alt placldly on tho finest sencoast IN tao
world md watch our foreign. nclyhbors picking
s ahS Ct So Tesn srS 3Sf Oh ''
Tho CARROT County Ill.) AftrTorsays ;"rho
Gorman Republicans at thiA county express
themselves us greatly disappointed On nceouns
of Mr. Washhurne's positive announcement that
he will not DO q candldRto for tho Prestdenthl
nomination, md still moro 50 that lo Ia support.
1llG Gen. 1rnnt- Some. OF thotn even 60 20 ias
will think bnttcr OF this. however, md when ciec'
on tsg a5sxon T ca9 St e 5
1t appears tbat Mr.. Waslburnq was not
correctly represented In the statement which
appeared In tho Chicago In'er~Otcan announcing
that he would not. under any circumstances. TO
a candidate for President. What ho did author
tEe tho 10, man to say was that he was q drant
1puu tlrst, la4t md all thu tillp, md TINT be-
would not be q candidate 10 long rs there WAS
my chance Of nominating Oen. urant. hut. X II
should bo tmr1pBsiblo to nominate tho hero nt
AppOuntto1, then he would consider hlulsclt
subject like any ether American t{tixGn, t4 tho
viii Of tho Convention, This Is 1nanly a.4 SUI.
s1o. Nn hmer!can cltizgh ~ eoaau ne!an ,asa n N
sIy lint ho Viii NJ nut N ha uotatneU I Tor President
II Tho puonlp call him 10 that position. We may
add that very faw nun hnyo osoF positively r..
fusoa TO accept nnan'Moas no4'nanHm ,a ~ n,!,mn
,tss.s T. ~ ~ ant ".,rs3tt,,tn x"ry INV cyrr
viii. lii. Washburne ID nj goi1lg to sut my new
fasi,fon IN thnt rnsnnot' WIN eilnuid be 3-Ckrt-
md I%HHr.
-. .'... .,,ruttor
II Inc movement IN FAVOR OF Il Honlll"t!oi'
of der. a1at,t shows algns Ut eubsdtng, 1t Is due
IN the fact that nnlttJcans have takpn II In haid.
~ es'.,,,at ~ .ar1on ',rafarocc Il was
~ tae urtN4uot oA PoPu'Ae Ptetetoso' ~
strnn9, aud II allowed to work liAolf out spun
tnneoiIsly It might continue 10, hut when rs,l~
itiotnn 81 the,rsoI,ns N nrorotiur and d.
ratnint f1S X .S..te ~ ~ iI,lI brUiN 10
tS1nits.t ~ fnbH fofarIna md suph-
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a, ~ 1 ris Ho = tho III f,nnast kind OF
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~ kavhse, ~, az. w I'm % ret ~ tr,ni,,ce
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tbosn s.tc9 Hhn anstsscI 1t savered frou his old
ass9jctaLlons pfesuuiMny p9oaug"sn a En,wn ~ 70 10
per!eneo n4a 9pseFtatiomt, a"1 n,rnt,st,. aid
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, 1880-02-25

THE Richmond {va.) Comnaon,c.o,t.
ncm.) has tho Information that there a . h'.
ono Dc1nocr,t in 1lltnotg In favor of snumo, ~
Ttlden for rrcs'dnnt." Why will tho Gamma w.
trtaith keep ,,n on thn rnggcd e1ge m To ~.
identity Of this solitary Tllt'on mum Is It l,
Springer? a
, 1880-02-25

THE New York DaitD Witness, a religious
daily newspaper. mAsas this announcement In
ita Issue Of tho 1oth Inst In regard to tho e1oot
Of the rise In the cost OF paper causcd by tho
tariff on thAt commodity, which enables tho
pulp md paper mills to advanue their charges:
An NExpLATATIoH.-WhefI hud long been
dcalretl-a D1N0 HWntst tor Christ tn the nows~
p!pur press bcEan r. l!ero tn lB7l wa hoped for tho
tho hope wpa nnly very purtally realized. Now
erthelcss, though sinking much oapltai, It strug.
tsn'porance, and .essty good cauac, md against
nll fortas ut evil. Now, nfter eight yctltH 0f
great. ~ still considerable and Il u f',eredsfd 6V
ne e recent grtas rtse n I5tnti'g-lM|xr. We are.
the struggle to supply : ohsap, purc, daily
ChrtstiAn neWspapcf 70 familtes;. and hereby
stess lou ic11siutte al IL cid u Til moi.k, ad
that u1le1pIrcd subscrpttons will hr refunded Or
etnltably transferred to tho lr'xklu 1titness.
Which. We tnay here say, continues to have d
large circulation.