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AZ A HERvINE, As A srIxuLAST AND AS
| BLESSING.

II the sanitary effects Of tea upon ths
system arc 90 great and wholesome, its ef-
fects since it, introduction among the 90
cidentals cannot be overlooked. The do
mestic, quiet life and habits OF the Chinese
owes much Of their strength to the con-
slant use Of this beverage, for tho weak
infusion which they sip allows them TO
spend all the time they choose at the tsa
table. II they were in the habit Of sip
ping weak whiskey in the same way, mis-
cry, poverty, quarrels and sickness would
take the place Of thrift, quiet and industry.
The general temperance ssen among them
IL owing to the tea much moro than any
other cause.
One who remembers the carousing de-
scribed in Scott's novels, and compares
thoss scenes with. what may be considered
good society will acknowledge An improve
ment, and tea has had much to do with it.
One Of Wilson's stories in Lights and
Shadows of Scottish Life" Of
the same date, about eighty years ago,
makes one Of the characters lay great
stress on the complete disuse Of tea - ono
Of the prime means Of success in life. But
1t has won its way moro and moro, till In
the present generation the associations that
cluster around the tea table form an into
gral part Of the social life among English
speaking people. Ono Of the most likely
means to restrict the use Of spirits among
them is to substitute tho use Of warm bev-
srages Of all kinds BY those whose system
has not become vitiated.
think tea il ono of the greatest benefits
to the Chinese, Japanese and Mongolians,
and its universal use for ut least fifteen
centuries throughout their territories has
proven its satisfaction as nervine, slim
ulant and . beverage. II ono passing
through the streets of Peking, Canton oI
Ohoska, and seeing tho good natured hilar.
ity Of tho groups Of laborers and lcitereri
around the cha.kwaus or cho-yas Of those
cities, doubts the value Of tea a. harmon
izsr and sat,sHer Of human wants and
passions, it must be taken - proof Of hii
own unsatisied cravings.
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The Worthless Lands.

Uncle Sam owns about 900, 600, 900 acres
of land classed as arid, west Of the Mis-
souri, River, located in Utah, Arizona, New
Mexico, Idaho, Montana, Wyoming, Colo
RADIO, Nevada and other States and Terri.
tories; not one per cent. Of which has ever
been sold and never will be until some plan
is found to obtain water for irrigation.
About 200, 0OO. 900 acres Of this land stands
on end or in holes in the ground, valueless
for agricultural purposes because some, the
lava lands are covered with cinder and
scoria; the bad lands arc without soil or
vegetation and the desert plains are barren
and drifting sands. In tho great plains
and valleys are 500 900, 600 acres, only
about per cent. OF which can be reclaimed
by water drained from natural streams.
Much OF this is now used for grazing pur-
poses, but the growth Of grass Is SO scanty
that 1t requires from fifteen to twenty-five
acres to keep an animal alive. In the State
Of Colorado alone are 40, ooO, 900 acres now
comp mparatively worthless, which, were water
obtainable, would yield twenty-five to
thirty bushels of wheat to the acre.
It is believed that II these lands had
been granted to the States and Territories
the same as swamp lands, way ere this
would have been provided to obtain water
by individual or local enterprise; but as
the matter stands to-day 1t is for the inter-
est Of the general Government to take hold
and endeavor by means Of artesian wells
to make these lands habitable and produc-
tive. An artesian well 1000 feet deep,
costs $3, 900 exclusive Of tubing; 1900 feet
%, 900. and an increasing ratio for greater
depths. Eminent geologists have expressed
the opinion that flowing wells can be OBJ
tained in many localitins on the plains East
and West Of the Rocky Mountains.
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ODD NAnss.--In examples Of curious
Christian Names ssys 9 correspondent Of
Notes and QSsviss. sAsrv is probably 10
district richer than tho West Riding Of
Yorkshire. Every outof-ths-vsy scripture
name u 20 b found. Lsvi and Moses are
great favcritss. Marquis, Duke, kari.
Lord and Squire are common, and children
srs astually baptisea Little Tsntsr, Little
6oribblsr, etc.. from tho branch OF the
voolsn manufscturs carried On By their
parents. ! havs mst with boz named
WAshington christsasdr Gensral Gsorge,
girl named Togosubulius, And still more
extraordinsry. beg sallsd Wonderful
Counselor (fron Isaiah u, ~ Hioknanss
srs quite connos. Ton. Den, Bill ana
jerry bsing eonfsssd - beptism Instead
cf ths full name ID soms o. Tho rodsher
Villages I shoald odd list sufnsmes are
still dispensed with o. unkncvn. Tens
Bill mssus Ton's soa Bill Tom O. Bi.fs
4 ~ sAns, willis Toa's Bin q JaoA's
nsass hat BIN y NJ sou of Toe, ths go
of Jack
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CoNoREss IN PRESIDENTIAL YEARs. .-
There 10 ) good deal Of talk about N early
adjourumsnt Of Congress- but u needs
cnly superficial glance At the important
business before Tho hoosss 70 show that a
early adjourment u nos probable. Look-
ing back at tho years Of Presidential cleo
tions - flnd thar the session has always
run into Juns and grperally later. Ths
following are the datss 1854, lnly 10
1ss8, July 4; 1910. Jnly - 1874 July 17
1s4s, August IA 1852. August = 1850,
August ls and August 20 1ooQ JAS = /;
1854, July 4 l6oe. Jsiy ~ 4; 1917, @sns 49,
1870, August IS.
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How KEENE RusHEs THISes.-James
Keepe has come regularly from Boston ev-
cry Sunday till last by special train. He
goes through to Boston from New York BY
late train Saturday night. Time indeed
must be precious and money no object
when man, rather than leave for New
port It p. m. Saturday, waits few hours
and goes to Boston and charters special
train over the Old Colony TO take him down
and bring him back 20 he car catch sun
day train 10 your city for New York. He
is staying here few days and has Sam Ward
- hi. guest. Ths Keene mansion d a.
ways full Of visitors from New York, bus
IL ID rumorsd the family will soon 90
abroad. Thers 10 little social chading, I
b,lhv'. A man may havs tho msch money
to get into good society - America, - has
been often demonstrated .: Newport
Nssport Cor. Boston Transcript
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I. Any one who taks papsF regularly ffoa As Posk
e6cs whether directed 10 his naas Or an0shers, or
whether be has sabscsibed net- rpsnabls fbr NE
payment. ffne sEl q, ss eH
8 Ifs psssoo oedsss hh papsr dipcntinusd, hs mnae
pay ell srrsanE@ the publahsr will continue to ssnd
Is until payment q mAis, and cosct the whole amount
vhsthsf tbs paper h taksn from the Ones or moi.
3 The courts have decided that refhxng 10 Aks ths
newspapsu periodicals from the Postcfos, remov.
ing leaving them uncallsd for pr1o aca evidences
Of Intentional fraud. 9't
Papers ordered 10 sny sddr can b. changed 70 anoth
o address at the optioa II the subscriber. -
Rsmitancss By dra cheek, monsy ORDER reststsrsd
letter, may b sent st risk All PostmAssn ars
quirsd h register lstssss sppaieatioa. .a4
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II women are really angels, Why doa't
theyl Az ovsr fsnos instead Of making
sch : fearfully awkward jsb * climblngf :
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1880-04-16

THE WHITE SEWING MACHINE
Ia the best sewer.
The easiest running,
The strongest and best finished
Shuttle Sewing Machine ever made.
No other machine approaches IL In
Excellence, and IL 10 we'll called
"The Perfection"
Sample machines may be seen at .hs New
Northwest ofRes,
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III an assortment 10 ordered lesser quan-
titles than one hundred will be furnished at
same rates. Cash must accompany order.
rostage will be prepaid. Address,
NEW NORTHWEST
DEER LoDGK
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Blanke for Sale.

We have in stock the following Justices
Blanks, adapted for any township or county
In Montana, and in conformity to existing
laws. The following are the prices:
Daily Republican., 1880-12-11
Waiting BnIIImsye.

At S.35 o'clock this morning the
% msmbsrs Of the City Council, accom-
panied by the representatives of the
press and q number OF citizens, left fol
Baltimore in a special car for the pUr
pose OF inspecting the h:e alarm sys'
TEN in that city. In addition TO the
members of Council there we're in at
tendance Chief OF Police Maxwell, IL
B. McIntire, Chief Engineer Of the
Water Department, Clerk OF Council
Frazer, Bailif Daley, HGrbor Master
Col. Rnoch Moore, Jr., Street ComInis
sioner Lynch, and othsrs. The party
arrived In Baltimore at ll.l5 o'cloch
and was conducted in carriages to th'
Eutaw House.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-11
Zero Lost GARhIOT.

An area of high pressure moved dow
from the North 20 the Lower Lake re-
gion during Thursday night, bringing
with ii very cold weather. The tenn
perSture at Parry Sound, Ontario, yes
terdsy morning, was 26 degrees below
zero. At Burlington, Vermont, the
temperature was = degrees pslow zero
At Davenport, Iowa, it was l degree
above zsro. At Lacrosse, Wisconsin,
and indianapolis, Indiana. it was a.
zsro. The temperature generally rose
throughout the Northwest, though moi
high enough to get anywhere near the
freezing point. The cold wave de
scended the valley Of the Hudson last
night, the temperature falling to zero
al Poughkeepsie. At Long Branch
New Jersey, the temperature was below
zero before sunrise yesterday. The
Shrewsbury and other rivers are OloSed
by ice six inches thick.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-11

To get a nice suit Of clothes at q rsa'
sonab = price and have them 1T nicely
20 10 Mnlhp & Son, Tailors and Cloth
iers, sixth and Market streets, wher'
everything is guaranteed to Re salts
factory.
Halls Hair Remover, Montgomery Z
Hair R.storer, CsrbOline, Ayers Han
Vigor aud many other preparations io'
the hair Tor sale by J. Z. Hartman
Druggist, Pifth and Poplar Streets
Physicians prescriptions carefull,
and accurately compounded at ell hour
Of the day or night, at Taylor Il Fuller
toms, Druggists aud Apothssaries, Soi
King street.
Call on Geo. B. MetEner, loS Bast u
street, for . clean shave, hair cut q
shampoo. Dyeing specially. Tobaco'
and cigars, best quality, constantly o.
hand.
Renowned Domestic Cough syrup
wonderful in Its effects, cures trouble
some coughs. West End Pharmacy
Seventh and Jefferson streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-11
Asouna Yeessp.

Friday evsnisg an elderly but slim
man, dropped ihto the holly Tree Ion
and taking seat at one Ct the tables
called for something TO satisfy the
cravings Of . hungry appetite. The
ever active and obliging walters were
on hand TO furnish him his supper 40.
eording TO order. First q good sized
bowl OF oyster soup was dispatched with
considerable svidity.
Six good large sausage cakes dissp-
psared as II by magic beneath his vest.
A large bowl Of coffee washed down the
cakes. A plate Of hash, meat and
'tater5, went the same road. A plate
Of sliced liver went to keep company
with the hash, aud i've slices Of bread
and dish OF crackers we're heaped on
top to keep the other down.
When be got up he was considers.
bly, swollen, .but managed TO walk out
Of the door with some squeezing against
the jambs. Before he finished his meal
Hiokman and his clerks began to over
haul the supply they had on hand
to see whether II wonld hold ont, hui
as there was only one voracious ousto-
mer ofthat sort there was enough and
to spare.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-11
Masie aaa Liaeratare.

The LutherisOhsn Jugend- Vereiu,
last evening, treated Its friends to an
entertainment OF music and literature
In the basement OF the German Luth.
sran church, corner Sixth and Prensh
streets. The exercises we're rendered
in German. After Rev. MIR. Isenschmid
had read . psalm and offered prayer,
there was = dialogss by George Pinek
and Frederick Well. Niss LinA Finck
rendered "The Last Hour" and q
duett entitled "The Setting Sum-" was
sung by the Misses Emma and Margaret
Fshrsn back. ."The Blessings Of Heaven
was given by Louise Krsutter and Rosa
Meyer gave defamation. A dialogue
was participated in by z. Heinel, John
schnsider, Ruma Thislman,H usmsnn
aud LiSzie 5pssrl. A trio was prsstily
rendered by Kate Wsrls, Frederick
We'll and Julia NsTle. short ad
dress was made by Albert JOshsn, the
President OF the association. A sole
was rendered by Frederick We'll. Selec'
tions also we're given by Margaret
Hottmann, Henry Schneider and th'
pastor. The exercises concluded with
the Densdiction by Mr.. Isenschmid.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-11
A ELme GIGbe.

This novel time piece is new on cx
hibition Ia ,hs window OF the Whining
ton Clothing House, N. ". cor. Fourth
aud Market streets, and it will be Of
interest 10 the public to know that Mr..
Diefendorf has lust returned from New
York with another invoice of mems,
boys and childrcn's Ulstsrettes Of the
latest patterns and styles, and the
prices have been made 60 low that we
are confident they will be disposed el
before this month CiO1s3. You are in
vited to look at them to-day. vii.
.n,pgtop Clothing House, N. W. cor,
Fourth and Market streets, Jno. W.
Uiste ndoIi, Manager.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-11
k0AH DAVIS,
The New Davis.

There iS nothing more app'oPf
nor more acceptable for q CHRIST
present than a sewing machine
there is no better sewing machine
the market for the purpose than
"ksw Davis" which can be fouso
1T Market staest, and for which I
Bye is the agent. The "DAvIs" Oh
count OF It's superior excellence
come to the fIonl rank as SmonSs'
best machines nov in the market
course all who intend 10 invest IN
ing machines should call and sec
"Ne Y Davis"
Daily Republican., 1880-12-11
The Flames.

The three upper stories OF iarnall
Brothers pickle ami table ssuce factory
in 81. Louis were burned ont on Thurs
DAY night. Loss about $50, 900. FIJI
teen dwellingsin Versailles, Kentucky
were destroyed by ire before daylight
Yesterday morning. The court hous'
Anderson, Indiana, was burned ysster
day, with ali the records. The Cath
olic Church at New Philadelphis
Schuylkill county, in Pennsylvania
was burned yesterday, owing to defse
tive fue. The bulldog having beer
wooden, the loss is small.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-11
Aid for LfbeHta.

Al Mr.. Gregg Chsndler's, 800 Ma Ma
street, there will be dispIayea ~ ~, ,
on Monday, Dec. 18Th, through ino 10
an evening by Miss Scott, miSHlOu ,
re,sntly re urned from AIllGS' ~
be. Of useful and ornamental "i'.
to aid in the establiShment Of "
school in Liberia, Africa. tOm' v
things are from that country.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-11
n aIipe.

Peopls in need Of harness, brides
collars, whips, blankets, &C., would d.
well to go to Charles L. Psrker's a
Second and King streets. He has
very large stock on hand and has mad
q great reduction in prices. Harness
from $l5 upward. The work is We!
executed and the material the best
Repairing done promptly at low prices
Don't forge: the place, Second aDt
King strsets.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-11
SPECIAL MENTxON.
a.-~.a.a m IIiAaIes sa,s /.


3Ibs. Valencia raisins, u OTIS; sssdlsss
raisins, IL ots; sultanA rAisins. IA cts;
Mussatsl, do. IL ets; fancy layer raj
aims for Christians BY the pound and
! boxes; citron, 2s cts. 10; orange and
lemon peel, "a ots.lb; ;currants, sts.lD;
slb cans Of Trophy and Canada Victor
tomatoes, 10 cts; table peaches 10 cts.a
csn; pie peaches, 10 eta; canned peas,
10 to "a cts; Bakers corn, ID cts; Wins
lows corn, ls cts; Niagara corn, 10 cts;
| 2 large goblsts OF jelley, 2S cts; jslley B
and 10 cts. per glass, assorted nsSorS
and pure; choice new crop New or,
leans molassss,7 10 cts per gallon; do. oC
cts; fine syrups at various prices; chow
chow in 2 gallon buckets; preserves Of
different kinds in . Id. buckets, q suit
able size for consumers at less than re
tail prices; 3 lbs. choice minoe meat
rs cts; fancy do. 10 cts ID; 4 lbs. apple
butter, 25 cts; peach butter, 10 cts ID
4 lbs. p. 4 9. Olsine soap, 25 cts; sane
soap, 4 OTIS; pound blsachsr, 8 OTIS
pound bleaching, 81 cts; oieins soap
81 cts; . 4 ID. cake Of soap, Is cts;pnr'
palm soap, q cts ID; 7 lbs. BuckN heat
rs cts; 7 lbs. oAt meal. rs cts; try on
40 and so OF teas, none better in tn
city; a fair coffee, IL! cts our sAnto
coffee at 2S cts. cannot be found else
where, 1t 10 better than any Java; al
grades OF Bio coffees; full line
dried fruits, such as plums, cherries
blaekberries, prunslles, almouds, w'I
nuts, pecan nuts & etc. Come and bu
lwhere ysu can get goods the cbeapsS'
IC. y. GIDpLsroS, S. z. cor. 4,h 4 Kin
| .iraata
Daily Republican., 1880-12-11
Rundamen,al Trushs Of Scripture

4
Rev. Geo. W. Miller Is now deliver
ing q course Cf sermons on the fun Ia.
mental truths OF sacred scripture. II
Is hardly necessary TO say that they are
able and wonderfully clear. II is ex'
eeediugly strengthening to have oul
belief which we have clung to with al
the intuition OF opr nature established
by sound reasoning.
The gentleman is doing q good work
for his church and the community
Error has been aggressive In this ccn
munity for some time. 1t seems to us
very timely that the truth should b
ably expounded. We have no fears
for the result, when the servants o
truth are as able and aggressive Al
those OF error.
For truth has atone to 1t which hnai
its way into all honest hearts If it only
has at best an equal chance In the pre-
sentation.
The seekers after truth Of whatever
shade Of present opinion should heal
the remainder oil this course.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-11
Tho Proyiaens sosieiy'n Bassa

Last evening the Provident sOeiety''
Bazaar was crowded. Goods sold rap
idly and in many instances articles had
to bs duplicated. Cooks orchestra fur
nished excellent music and much msr'
riment WAS created by the two nota
bles, Punch and Judy. Among th'
visitors was Miss Vanderbilt, daughter
Of VIM. II. Vanderbilt, Of New Yorl
city, the young lady being the guest o
Colonel II. 8. McComb.
Bishop Becker OF the Diocese OF Della
ware, with q number Of reverend IA
thsrS Of the Roman Catholic church
visited the bazaar during the day.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-11
DR.. sImnas' white PuinOn,r Bal

DR.. sImms' white Puimonte Bal
pAm
as q remedy In Pulmonary or Lung
diseases demonstrates its great cura-
tive powers slmost daily. James Long
residing at Jsssup's Mills, was sound
ly cured after his lungs had been pro
nouncsd gone by two leading physi.
clans; there are other witnesses on these
bsnks wl,o have been cured Of Coughs,
Hoarseusas, Sore Lungs, Sore Throat,
Blood Splitting, Group, &c. 1t cannot
be beat. SOC. and 81. Sold by dealerd
and at main depot, 4th and King
PhilG., COZ Arch St.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-11
The EanIe AesIve's BaIi.

A very pleasant time was expert
ensed al the Fame Hose Active Associ
ation's ball, last e' sning, in Webster'i
Dancing Academy. The grand march
participated in by forty five couple
and led by Mr.. James Rsilley ard lady
was commenced at ten o'clock. Tn,
guests were well supplied with refresh
ments and the festivities continued M
I'll the wee sma hours.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-11
CLAYTON House Arrivals.

Yesterday :-George Hay, ,T,l ra
William Polk, Odessa; Alex WI
Della; VIM. r. Bright, do WIN
Weir, do; r. P. Chandler, az y
A. d. Silver, do; B. ssVille, D
more; H. N. Wilson, Middle.sWD
N. Brokers, New York; !ameS
ly, Lebanon, PepnSylvania, y; =
Lay tod, U. 3. A., Fort Br0Rh, y
Pickens, Phlls ! Gersor L, kSnp, |,
W. X. Washburne, New Ioik'
Hawthorne, BALTIC; Arthur pFlcS'
eago; Ii. P. Bowers, city. o..
To.day:-R. 4. Duioit, Co'uNi
OHIO.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-11
Tho temperate re.

At seven o'clock, this morning, a
Yorklyn, the thermometer stood at =
above zero.
All. L. DsVou's residence, opposite
the soldiers monument in this city, Y
At Simms drug stsre, at noon, 20"
At Belts drug store, Sixth street ell
trance, 292i Market street entrance,
1910.
At Smith 4 Paynter's drag store
Seventh street entrance, 2G4o; Marks'
street entrance, 800.
AT pSnforth's drug store, 200.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-11
e,N e'A Sales,

The great sale 4 si,var ware that
has been going ON fer some tms q
Ogles auction room SCI MARI e. street
will be continued this evening aHc
Monday evening next All who wan
Christmas silver ware should attenc
these sales. Mr.. 'Ogis will also have {
large book sale ou Thursday, Friday
and Saturday evening of next week.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-11
CiOthtME Repaired.

Having long felt the necessity OF CIV
ing this branch OF the business atten
tion, have employed an extra work
man, whose special work will be to at
tend to your wants in cleaning and re
pairing your clothes at reasonable
prices. Ferd Carson, Merchant Tailor,
233 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-11
ThaI.nas On anee.

Or. p.rmon will close his pross'
A, visit TO our city to'mofro", v
who wish +, consul MN %
p!emp,iy. His office will 30 Sp1u 9,o
4 lat. hour this evening, and %. ,ds ~
o'clock, q, 20, 10 7 ?, %, On s"AN'
Daily Republican., 1880-12-11
r.,arnninn,eri To Might

There will be 8 first class osolY ,is
can entertainment given this ess ,W'
Ia the churca st ssventh ana W. "
g., by Samuel B. Gray in alo o.. "
church. Gjod singing VIII w hs
tare Of the occasion, 60 ana ~ !
poo5 cause. Admission 70 and " =
Daily Republican., 1880-12-11
GetIiag ReadH for aerXiae

The working element OF tn , old Nor
al Suason Association will, with other
well known laborers in the t.,nI erar q
work, organize new sssc cisticn on Q
somewhat different hasis on Tuesday
evening next, at No. 4 East Third Ut
All interested in the cause are invite
70 come and join.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-11
A, ,ra.ey,s - ,ns Place

J. L. Massey. 4O4 King StFTs1, ~,
laid in q splendid variety Of ~. W
watches and jewelry, suitable lot i
day pre- onts. lie wishes the P puO' !.
diatiuot!y understand that thsfs ., q
good jswslry, ,silverplated ware wa y.
and clocks on King street, 40
Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-11
The Cold w Gather.

serves as stimulus for the Providen,
Fair ucw In progress at the Opera
House. To nigh, being the last should
bring in a sarge prtrOnage. Every
thing will be needed for the support Of
the needy during this inClsmsnt SEA.
son, aud the proceeds of the Fair are
for that parposs. Let to-rish! he the
hes. night OF all.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-11
Tho pyafI'n TeIeObOne,

The Watts telephone Is the best in
the market. II never gets out OF order,
aud has almost become an Indispensable
necessity with business men who have
several Offices. Address NJ. F. Hayden
agent, 9eutmsn's book store, Sixth and
EAjpley streets.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-11
HaFuens ana BIsnkoia.

There will be sold at the auoIior
rooms Of L. W. Stidham Il Son, on Sat
urday morning, at ten O'clock, a lsrg'
consignment Of single harness and blan-
kets. Those who wish to purchase
should be on hand as bargains may b'
obtained. For particulars see adver-
tisement.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-11
A aFd.

To al who are guIsrIng from the err ors q n
rndiSc orpCS OF youth, nervous weakness
early dau4y. loss Of nHINOOi. Otc.. VIII tenc
you : rcnr 10 thJ' viii crro you FREE or
LHAB,r .. lhls great remsdY Was uiScov
send - s, : s,lu4ursed GuyOiCye ~ the REV
IgsEpu r...vlN. StauJH o., New YOri
Oily AZ Iyw
Daily Republican., 1880-12-11
CHAPMAN win return from New Yol

Chapman will return from New York
in lew days with an immense stock
Of meersohsun goods. Wait WAIT |
WAITlll Great Tobacco Mart, Fourth
and Shiplsy streets.
sineltz delivers goods to all parts Of
the city free OF charge. Buy your goods
where you are accommodated SDd save
money at tie same time. No. l3 East
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1880-12-11
RNEAnm mai.

BdUiE Y. EGkel, William F. Harri ,on
and Joseph Dunn, OF his State, ars
representative to the Permanent Il "
makers Association, Which meets 10
p1lsde!c1.s. JaEaa:! IA.