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, 1881-06-23

ONE OF the best things sald lutely ancrlt the
Conklug QArtiuld disagreement was sNfd by
OArilcl'l himself III tho prcscnco ot journalist
who hut called OH tho lresIdcn.s aocrotury. Gar
ilold oa,o In, a,,d tho Bceretnry roMurkod. "DIr.
GAs!,ci.l, was ,ust telling Mr. Ahont Sr.
Co,iktngs Inst Visit to you; you l,atl sucli
trouble III trying tn mnko hin. lou1t you In tho
eye, And now aIr. - says that Cunkltug prl-
vntely tolls pcopie thal you la.l to llitn In that
conversation" Tho President brought hts
knlicklos down with rnp upon tho table, and
repllntl la voice husky with wrsth. "1Io dues,
docs hc2 Just lot him COMO hero md toll mo
that. I'll look him In the ego when ho u0t,,ts III,
mud ri kick him III tho stern WHOM hc goca out"
, 1881-06-23

BrRnEI.1. was for lnaty years circus per-
former llo alwnys gn[l tint ho Llaltkpil tho
business, md moMnt to Quit 1t IN anon NJ h0
found lis daughter, for whpm lo waa constantly
ipoking. I1is wlfu had eoie,l from him III ia0I.
tnkimg ulong their child. tlon ycurs old, anJ ho
hoped soni tltno to recognize tho xirl nn.aas tito
crowds thnt DO dally saw ut tho performances.
In Ftttaburg, q few weeks aRo. ho discovered d
faco thut hH felt surn was tho ono Eiu Ind aean
seeking. llo desorteI tho shaw. employed sle.
tcptycs to hunt out tic HIrl'a history. aud onl-
lcetott Kront donl Of evidence Of hor ,oLnX hls
daughter. shu belioyos 10, and wishos 10 join
tlnrrutl; but tho tamilY who had brought her up
rcfuHo to rclnHulsh her, nnd tho case will no
luto court, , =,
, 1881-06-23

"aIr. GARFIELD aeems to have the pole,"-
Robert uoNnel's EditoF{al.
Charley Foster's llghthlng.rntls seem to bo
pointing iu tho direction Of lserIIn,
Mr. 1.angtry llas gouo Into bankruptcy.
Tho "Jersoy Lily" moved tho procession lltt!o
too faat for him. - :
The statement that President 0arlleld's
eIdcat son II cngAgqa to sIizs CasFie IradIey, Of
Troy, n. T., hAs boon aenlad BY tho young man'4
family. : So '.'' *>'s
Gen. Grant l.as declined to attend the conl-
mencomont excFolsss OF uRluN College. In
regard 10 aomo things tho ex.Fsosldent IL sa-
masknbiy lpyol-haadoA,' . =,
The Cleveland Lc.tdcr remarks that " Ar
other old 'Ecs'dent OF Cleralsnd hns passel
aw1y." An old resident OF chtc4Vo recontIy
passed away, pu1 WA afterwards ypry GLAD ttat
ho did, Acoauso tho nun 1t hls lott hal three ucos;
A. lo,ne for aged men IL to la established
near Toukaes. N, y, Rnd a local paper saYs Il
,"wlll he provided With every cumfort and con@
yenteDee that tho Inmates pn4ll deatre."". a
permanent ba!let.truApU II so.aethIuG new In
AmoslcA. IA -. -
A. society maiden In Dover ,
Went out Tor q walk With her lnyoF.
a piecV ot banapA j.. :; -
Sha stepped pn, and Hannah i
III her kneea Rver attor Was "1ver.'
-lsoas "Ntsfsery fp'y'af*," 6u .Ans1ss Fialsltad.
1takart'a Inst painting, ''Sprlne," ID the
greatest scnaston At Vienna. 1t has been quite
iu stylp In that city OF IAtu 10 pllnt tho Souate
form. nude, and plaou an ideal face upon tho
, 1881-06-23

a plug cau bo stopped ut any number desired.
Tue electric n,rciiit Ia mndo and hTokon rs each
number fs rcnchc,l md passed. md tho rclay at
tito maIn ottlco wtrke aystom Ut c8gs md
wtccls which Hlvn II tclcrtonta conncction cor
responding with tl,u as pointer. whtc1, buti,E
stoppcl by tho u1.lg at any particular t,.Itnbor
on tho tal keeps tho connection t,I,n with tho
brunch i,litrntmt by tho number m io1R rs TIM
piltr romnins introduced. 4 dispatch aays that
"Nrgotiations ntu how 9o!l,g III hotwcct, tho
inventors mid tho liatl Telephone c,tnrany
whloE. snny eptl III tho hitler securing tho ln-
vuntlon. 1t Is understood TINT tho l,otton, l'g-
1Afs1ifN.W
, 1881-06-23

A WASHINGTON dispatch tells how, after
due search, ho founa tho editor aud what hap
peuod, -. !
Mr., Edmund Burke Ia nlstslct-A Attorney Mt
Aloxau4rta, Va. Recently h1 rxnrcu lii y shoat-
lug terimn!nEe Il! thas city. liz regarding the
fact tho Nulto,d Republican, at this city, |Mtls
rulsed tue latont 1lro III the ylrxIni.l,, 10 uAmo
to thls city 1o-la,, loals:i besaw4 sah, 70 mako
Dss.a Scs ea M + 81 p e49F sa s Sa e tnf
ST.. ClAteI,uo lt4rtnt., tho niallaXny sdtur, x.9
nut thon III. ,Whila h0 WAa sstll uhtnn1nH thu
business manager, llarton came IL, aud unit.
nGo, pertarm4nus ellallc.!. during which Anrka
made !Hetfettunl attempts ~ saUot llarton, aud
tho latttF rululiAto1 by GuockanG Hurkt, stt1eF
rushed In, arrested llurko mud enrElo1 him af,
uud the Rontlc!aon Of tho 2ftpu2alcd't estahlan'
nlant bfeAtled caster, u.
, 1881-06-23

buckingham puiucc, cxonps Turing the eight
days It is lnllInl'y thlAb!ted by the QnceM, und
tho Sour evenings III ruch aonsur When Il ls DO
r1tn t, l,nspi0ltty, reIlnns empty nt,t atsttss
rho charming grpilnds tnf tho lrnutirs alId ny
tent OF which yery fcw. even Df L0nllotcrs, havo
III idca} nrD abandoned ~ tho Krtsunrrs, ana
tnnlo i,f tho finest Dutch paintings III the wurld
III tho Long OnllcryI nEn r,ray louheta tll'o1 CT
servutt of triiits IN ever Gcor4o iii, WA. and
overtu,ks nothing, and II my nionbers 1T tho
l,uyMl faMsy reside mare thnn cortnitl nl!tt,ucr
of tlnys ut buckingham Palace they usG obliged
tu "dU fur" themselves. nj thu ru1 nr tho
specified tern., a snt-tt.-taw ut her Ma1esty:
Win wnB ll,nIted to three tluys ut tIne. avnded
returning to bcgn ii fresh. Btay tho ncxt snortl-
tuK. ..- .--
, 1881-06-23

4 Pho5EvF TO HARM CHICAGO.
IL tcq"l'ca u'o ""th'ns tl'' !nnsetiol' OF tWo
etea. coh.ins,'s''oIas- aEs. u oe1opet' 1s'l,
ana t''at OF Ju'S, lo'4-to sscuso tne p1esohs
1te ofa'saMcs, WHICH pIoA'o''s ttle eteetloh
o. pms p'l'1altes aay"llefe w1thlla LUG Guy
HILLS A,'.i"'''y Ky" gc"o9"1 coh"nSs"lohs
a'Al sts"' iosses py ile t'Ni'ls tlle l'st slx oe
seVe'' years c'1s osougnt o1i certain apathy
10 ~ ptotee''oi "sa.'st ntes, .l1u eomo,n''-
,lot u i''''u epscu'"tof9 s1l'4 communists nas
neen lo3mc" u orcah oe"h uao pteseht
o.o''."hco a''a ptopate tne WY LUZ "'o.l'ae
"lsast1ous son'i"s,Atloi ~ so1''e lututu a'.y'
1. "a" M.o' - !so '1.." !''o "eset1s' Woa'u w.
aas W ao'"s ting 1os fooonaS u'o ''oV-
e1nlI'uns appua1s III t'o eoa'i!o'' co"neI. as
t1le "son! VI ulo .nccnu'..y c'laue' 'u'ts u u
p!oposc" ~ "".hos!@o .'o eFccnot' u t"o"
h'oiy p'ne s'''.'ies ~ 'iy ~ n'oss unsctoas
!oeal'tlcs ~ uio e1S' lug "hue."91ets
1I"Fo ota.'''''1eu strung p.olest ness!nsa tae
p1oposea naoo'hc''t'oa OF tae nfe oFulhhnee,
out tlle Insurance. coihphh1cs na'e hot hnll
tho interest Ill aeiea'!ng the schea'o tnas tle
businessmen anu 'iooSonoMels ot Co'caeo
i'We' US tao business ot iasusatco co'l'-
pa'aes 10 taRo 'lfe-F!sSs' aila they Feeu'ato
their charges accor'l'l'g 10 inc extent OF TIC
aa'ser. Ihcs "ou'a psopan1y ue ao'e 10
pFolect themsei'es' paf1ly ny INC "'tllaFa~at
o' insurance a'lu partly oS Ihefeasea pfcnal-
INNS bl@t tne peoWe VINO own houses IN
chicago, large Or shanll' anu ING people WHO
afe aolng business helc' ivory man ~ pro"
portion to Ills Investment, VIII not be ablo to
e6cape tiio peilh!ty OF the l''cehulary PROJECT
proposet1 ny lllMreti III uae common coait"
, 1881-06-23

TIE OLD ,VossIsc1,e zcttHnU ct Berlin
mentions tho Invention by resident Of that
city Of I'M electric fishing apparatus TINT re-
,luces the practlcc Of ungllte to tho lozicst OF
NIL known occupations. Tho baiteA hook being
lowered Into tho water, the rest Ut tile bua'nass
takca caro uf itself. A bite ntnsts un ulootrto
current, tho hook Is jcrkoa up, md bvll In
forns tho angler that 1t ts time to look for tho
t}uny prcy. Tho Invention Ia described "a III
geutolls. unt, Ir It cat, 10 manufactured cheaply
enough, n,!ght poss!bly he serylceublo In fishing
for the market.
, 1881-06-23

bo established. Great Britain simply pro-
tccts her, while ahc ttnes mt cve,, hell, Great
britain, having completely 0ntgr0wn thu
mother country. Shc II substantially MI III
dependent ration, a,,d SO Il canada. All nf
Canatla's prospects arn cc,ltcrel III t!llsca'i1-
Try. md MI tilat slto Inns To Ito for l,rr owl
interests Ii 10 establish friendly commercial
relations With ns, a,.tl tito political relations
will tnkr caro- Vt temso1ycs.s
, 1881-06-23

A DAILY paper In tito Hebrew langnaRe Is
puhilshcd In New York City,-tl,o Duty Jttcis|t
Gnztttc, " tho only Jewlsh duly tn tho world"
rho Ilcbrow typo from which 1t IL printed Is
ypry .loat, and tho characters ro otuar, hut lho
language itsplf Is not Tho 1Icbrew; 1t IL tho Cur
luan.Jowlsh dialect ar jarKon used by tho or
tl,,dux Jowa Of Germany and llusala. blnny Ut
tho .Jows Of u8rmnny and poland III New York
aro unable to read any other lnnEnaRe than that
thus peculiarly formed. Any onc k1st,wng tho
Ilehrsw eEMrAutcr mud the aoruan, Tongue caa
read tho Guzette at osloa.
, 1881-06-23

4 PATENT was taken out In Washington
fow duys ago for MI improvement III tolo.
phones which It Ia claImod will abolish tho use
OF crntrul offices Or exchange stations. The lu.
yoNton makes every lessee es tho Telephone hts
own pxchapxe. 1t consists OF u Aal marked
with a. many numbers a. thore uro telephones
lu use Ia tho locality. 4 pointer, moved by
clock-work, pssscs over the dIal and by means Ut
, 1881-06-23

THE CHICAGO TniHuSE hns established brnnch
oJces 70. Tho receipt Of subscriptions Mnd ndVcrtlso-
uehts a. follows: ......
NEW Yi,NK-Iloom 70 Tribune 1,utld!nR. E.T. Mc.
FAbnES. Manager.
GLAAGoW, scut,und-Allani American Nows
Agency, II ttrnneti-st- 49,. .....,....
lOSN0N Enr.--Amer[can E1clan1os ~ Strand.
HESRy F.usktt0, Agent
WAauiStsTuN. u. c.--111A stsaat.
, 1881-06-23
ENe1ANDs COLONIAL AFFA1Rs.

IN Nc" YORK. et route to Europe, lis sub-
mittcd to I'LL Interview, tho 'nal'l paints Of
Which appeared Ill tho lust Issue OF THE
TRIBUNE. Tho glst OIL tho Interview turned
upon tho fnturu relations OF Caitada TO tic
United states. 1ntl touched upon tho Oft
noDtetl question Ut nlinexatinn. Willie tho
distinguished Professor dlsclatmea being MI
aAncxAtionlst III party se'ise. he rec
ogalzcu tile progress OF events amt was not
disposed to deny that they were drifting In
that direction. lie also rccognlzctl tho prooa-
bllity OF II commercial union between Ca''a-
In hhtl the United States, and was confident
Tint 1t would bo Il popular movement. mid
that tho commercial men Ut Cnnada would
help 1t n!oiig. Upon thlsanblect tlof. SMITH
sAftl:
Thoro Is no doubt that CanRdlnn nanufact-
aa, nGpo e ~ 10 ,, ~ y
proved 6y tho fact that tn Times of depression
nas @ nee 1or r., x,
havoof hsr wonknass III this respooty Tic III.
tcrcsts t na Cda 10y aio r hsr nwn hamos; n
LSt LIT il i 10 81 tirst thorgng6ly u1dsrstood Witt
gMaa.!a wants w ana how v tlese wa.!te ean host 10
" matter Of Irranrau,rnt. Tns tIisous.jon Of
Il eo.nlneEalal union VII holp Rrcatly 70 =
liz fin,tei Stttcs md to n" nu,niisiot,. md IN
thut iIscuss!un lho ,laturMl cnd w!!l DO brought
nooas ~ spate o. ~ .o ~ a9q IIa n'oS ,o oan say
do nut Think tho priesthood Of ,Quoboo will
dsNor & Ionsstn;sg ;s fee'1 ano sest S @ ts
ilave oyerytning 70 ioso by cutting adrift from
tho Empire: ........ ........ -.
Whllo tno 1act OF ahheSatfon inay DO an
outcome OF Inc tl!turc' thofo Is nothing TO IN
dscase tint tl'cre Is any movement ol tfio Kind
m cana1ta at prcsent NJ tho samo time
, 1881-06-23
THE ENGLISH GOVERNMENTS REMEDY.


It tnny l,p admitted tint Wll0n0vall-llossl
Is n blatflurskisu aMl ctiarata,,, hut s,lcll M
ulnlsSinn will only serve to rener tho Eli.
HllsI, Government lilo tloru rl.licutnus In my
formal protrst which II illny mako to TIC
A,ucricnn t;0ycrlinlert oil acc0nIlt If l,!a
yapti ,noutilt,tga. I'l,s tiuvcrnnlcnt Is not
in tho l,alit of Disturbing itse1f nbnnl blascr-
sixties antl clMrlatHns lltllcss they cot,,iIt
soino overt breach upon law ahd onler. Tile
theury fit this country Is, tint our Govcr,,-
,,cl,t rests upuM tno so1ld foundation tn bo
shaken by ,nero gnhhlo md froth, al,d that
thu stuck 0f cnnlillot seHsG nit the lDrco nf
public 0pntUn er0 competent IL cnliuteract
tho empty ynporngs Of tle,Mag0gs ai,d att
nrchists. II tho Government Of 0rcat britain
lsas not sufficient sotf.rclanco to fcel secure
agutnst tho ,lsc Of prirturs' Ink ll n conlliry
separated l,y broatl uceall, 1t will appeal
III yutb to ttic .UNttctt States t;Hertl-
lncrt 10 ytolntu liz own customs to
protect tho Empire Of G;rpas Dritnin or tho
Imperial family frDil rcrl,nl assaults. Tho
people Of America whether nnlfye Ur for
cigl-bnr,,, have with very faw exceptions 1l0
sympathy w1lntcycr will tho Idle nln1 rftltc-
,.to,ts rawlings Of O'1>onova,l-lsossn, bht We
have mot elougl, asyliilns here to c0Mtlle MIL
restrain n1l thu lnnatfca EnrUpe sends us.
Most nf tho English newspapers very sel'si-
bly, rccog,fzu how urUpostcrotts 1t wnltl1 l'o
for tho British Government 10 expect tho
American Government to punish or suppress
lsossa md his newspaper for saying things
abolit the Engilsl, which wonl.t not bo no
tteet It lso were 10 sny, theu nbout tho a n,cr-
icnn Government or its ciitof men. il tho
tab of
tho ease, nill slln,1 really lo formal protest
against l.ossa, tho only effect will be to atl-
yertiso him MD Ills paper, md secure slc-
grro OF notorleiy for both which they conlil
not haze obtaAod Or, their own merits.
When tho Hritisl, Government calls atten-
t!on to tho prosecution of tho (;er,nan Conl-
inunist llorr Most for publishing III German
certain incentlinry articles against the Car
OF liussia M a precedent for American pros
ccllt1on Of alstllor U O'Donova,~l'ossa for pub
lishlng IN Irish certain inconulary articles
about tic Prince Of Wales, It can only lle snftl
tint the Royalty md arlstocracy Of ,lunarcll-
les are moro sensftvo than tho ycomanry of
Republic, alul that tho same rifles do mot mp
ply to the two classes Of government. # the
Prince OF Wales has 'been aggrfevetl by ut
terances In this country, he must a,lapt him
self to such remedies as our laws atfortl. lie
can come over hero and sue 1lussa for lbel
under the New York, statute, before n
"packed jury md proIlltlfced Judge" II,
! during his Htny here. sRnssa SHOULD nttack
him personally (though thcro isn't much dali
ger Of that) llo could llaye tic irish batllor-
skito arrested for nssan1t and baltsry, a,ltl
summoned before an,'lftsi Justice Of tho
1s,o. nnl ,,rot,ottv u f1tin,l Rr ontl cnols Fur.
, 1881-06-23

Et,trr at The Posf-UNet At Chtfage, ILL.,, ~ Sttond-
C1ast Matter.
For tho bcnant OF our patrons w1,o des1so 10 Acnd
single coptes 0! TnE 'rft1nHSE through the ma,i NC
give here with tho trnn4lcnt fntu nf postage:
Fhfff9n and DaMtJtie. Pr Ehpv.
Fight nhd Twelve l'ngo t'apur.. esnts'
Sixteen FagG fAper..... CULTS
, 1881-06-23

Mn, CoNKLtsu's n!rectatton Of iItarity over
tho situation at Albnny Ia equal to douhlo-
shut1o executed by eondcmued criminal OH
tho trup.
, 1881-06-23
PUBLIC OPINION.

Eullkatnr. ~ '.'a Of
u,..t...,,,,, Y,.,,,,. -,
tnrnpy. lonernl hns list rendered AT, on,..E
thut II catot Mt Vpat Paint. ,tr,ruut -. vp'''oa
icok ,s,,a., i, f,,,,v ,1ns,,,a. " Turned
' nnon ""e. .o'hu uenccnt I'll any Of BIZ
atltu'es. eahaos " rolnstAtcsl Dy tho FecstJsnt
or sucrotary Of War. The decision 1,ro,n,sse.
pl1t 90 end M to tlle tlompralzlng practice uoJ.,
lrt u s ttc,, IM Fr ~nars I,tn,In ,eee n. at Wa,a
RESULT Of examinations III Wnst roInt e"a"so 'a
Mr. l.,l.vor,1 Attt,sn, E, :, u..
,,sn.s a,,t h,,n, t,a ,..o". ~ .eesHt Paper
s1nn,,, .ta,a ,,,.o to.an ,,,aoo "uv ., eaangci
,s,,ha,, ,,,,tnish,ns. IL ae "ooTs ~ !ao tatms
II, ,sn . ''',s. l., w." vr,, ~ a.o soSs thas
..so ,,...s I"s ~. .'S.",. ."ells oarseso
..',.,.,.'" ,,n ,."s..'' W l'ess potk and
n%is Nil iii nn,,hIs ~ M1,tnr to "ui' i.r corp aud
wna 3S5fN lii currency, xhiic Ia isSi III |, weea S
$Gitf., and tho 1sa price reduced u Roti. Jjt.
lefs W ohty :" lroh tue l6%' hnrd'tnntley price,
Elgln tft!.l +lt1tuetltc {liep.): The foIJyo,
protbitnry lcYisation on tue lI,t,or u1,csttnn !.
rye,ntnlt1rtf nt 3rnnvn +hn f.,,,,,fr.oont ~ ~
fn,t,. 1hc ,,;,,, ,,o,,I, ~ M .a, VI nans
so's 'svS.u y. .aN' .u~n Will not
grant 1lconses. nna glory over thu fact th,t
tsntmu saons TIM ,izons ID oe hon1. . 70 % nsa'
Will. ;s ns nnntIfi ,tx thirstv him, !eaoT
wiki. Whisky IL s,i Il, Tic tnwT Ms nsnrys sss@
tho year: 0ss;pnatl =, n .lr"Fxst T. ied
.lM.s III r.,,stt,,t " vrr,: HnSWv NV Y as YEN
uf ii.st,se. = '-' Ae"'' '"> III LUG wy
,s-'t r, -
Boston Herald t1nd): as to Gen. Gtant't
standing III tho scnatc. IN eusc Of iii election
, 1881-06-23

Lake FrnHt.
Foot Of Mad!aon street. ". e. Conp.s Circus nnd
Nenpxcge, Aftafn1ou and Gvenlh9.
, 1881-06-23

Nardotph streek botweon clnrk and Ia saltc'
Engagement ef Augustln ralys Company. "Neodlss
and Pins" Evening.
, 1881-06-23

AJcyleke er's Theatre.
Madison stteet, between static and Dearborn.
Engagement Of Seennn. tho magician. Magic on
tertauneut. ErellnE.
, 1881-06-23

ETHHit NVGTHsAIHUuFs =
CLARK street, olposlt new Cnurt-1Iu1se. Engage
lnent Of Jamss 0Ncll. ~ Celebrated cnao.' EVon
Ing.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
A Han taeOme SaIary.

The committee of one hundred from
Philadelphia and Delinquent Tax Coz
lector Donohugh on Thursday evening
addressed the members of the Lcgisla-
tlLre in relation to the Delinquent Tax
bill. in answer to heterogeneous Mr..
Donohugh admitted that the commisson-
ers received in the collection of dclin-
quent taxes in Philadelphia amounted
to some Sl6S, 600 in 1896 received by the
entire force Of seventy five men. In 1877
about $l99, 900 was received; 1873 about
S24j, 900; in 1870 about $l72, 900 and in
1880 about $l77 900, and after deducting
all expenses during the past two years
his net income from the Office was $ll4,-
600
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16

PETER j. FORDs claim for work
done in grading the site for the new
Court House is no doubt dependent
upon the disposition made Of Mr.. Given'S
claim. This might do MI Ford a great
injustice, as he never received any com
pensatiOn whatever for the labor per
formed by him. 1t is said the specifica-
lions are indefinite in regard to the
thickness of the walls to be removed
the word "abOut" giving great latitude.
1t Is reasonable to suppose that wall
'tabout" two feet and six inches thick
at the top and which spreads out to
the thickness of five or six feet hardly
comes within the scope of 'about" if
only two feet six inches are meant. The
Committee having Mr., Ford's claim in
hand should'examine it well before de-
Gliding that he is entitled to nothing for
the work he did perform.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16

JUSTICE HAS apparently triumphed
in Russia by the hanging of tivc Of the
Nihlists who were engaged in the as
sassination of the Emperor, the woman
Hessy Hoffman only being reprieved
temporarily. 1t is not however a heal
thy sign to find these people all so will
ling to die and glorying in what they
had done and also find that they have
such large following of sympatlszerS.
What the people of Russia need is a
constitutional government and more
liberty
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16

To- MORROW will be Easter Sunday a
day conmemorated as the anniversary
of the rising of our Saviour from the
tomb in which he had been buried
three days. This is one of the events
which all denominations Of Christians
who believe in the divinity Of CHRIST
c.labrate in some manner more or less
demonstrative. The Catholic and EplS-
copal denominations especially not only
celebrate the day by extra interesting
services but their churches will be clab-
orately decorated. There is no NOR"
impressive thought that can stir the
hearts of Christians, than the clrcum-
stances under which Christ arose from
the dead
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
Paul Beyton In Trouble in Brazil.

Paul Boyton, the famons swimmer,
was arrested and lodged in jail in Brazil
several weeks ago for some alleged of
fense against that government Efforts
are now making by United States au-
thorities to have him released and re
turn to this country. On Wednesday
afternoon Mayor Peterson, of AllcGany,
received telegram from Patrick Ford,
editor of the Irish World, asking that
certified naturalization papers Of Ter
renee Boyton (Paul's fathrr) he sent to
Secretary Blaine at once Terrence lived
i'll Pittsburg from 1858 to 1868, and il is
believed he took out naturalization pa
pers while Paul was still under age.
Mayor Peterson is looking up he matter
and will forward the papers as soon as
possible.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
Grace y. T.. Church.

The above Episcopal Church, oppo-
site the tive-mle shore, on the Concord
Turnpike, has been closed for several
Sundays for repairing and frescoing.
The re-opening services, however, will
be held on Easter Sunday. Colnmu-
Mon services at 1870, a. m; Sunday
school Festival at go, p. m. and even
ing services at 7.3O p. M.
The Rev. VIM. NJ Jefferis, who for
some time past has had charge of both
Grace and Calvary churchs, brandy
wine Hundred) will IL the future, give
his services eXclnsivelv " to Grace church.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
|HALLENGE EXTRAORDINARY
Read this, IL may Save Your Life.

DIR. V. r. STONE, late physician and sur,
geon OF the United States Army, the inventor
Of Apepsia, the only known medicine that
will cure dyspepsia, today challenges the
world to produce case Of dyspepsia that
Apepsia will not cure. lF Stone and some
Of our most eminent physicians have tested it
in cases Of every form and stage, even old
chronic cases Of thirty and forty years stand
ing where every known medicine had failed,
and In eveyy case the result has been cure.
This gives me confidence In saying TO the
public there is no case l cannot cure after
treating thousands of cases, some Of which
have Dcrn given up to die. Reader have you
dyspepsia? II 20. get a bottle Of Apepsia and
rejoice again in perfect health.
Price per bottle, Sl.00. For sale wholesale
and retail by z James Belt, Sixth and Mar.
ket streets, and N. r. Danforth Second and
Market streets Read Dr. stones rules OF
diet on circular. Druggists have them.
jan5-u.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16

SEN ATOR DAVID DAVIS got d"cldcd-
ly on the Democratic side OF the fence
when he told Senator Dawes on Thurs
day, that if he waited for the Organiza-
ton of the Senate under the officers pro
posed by the Republicans before con.
frming the Presidents appointments,
he would wait until he was grayer
than he was then. Thus We have at
least an exhibition Of the Senator's fair
ness, and SENSE Of justice, II" virtual
ly says that the majority shall not rule,
and that those who favor the majority
ruling will grow gray before the Demo
crats will allow it to rule, This is
Democracy
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16

THE DELAWARE Beet Sugar Compa-
ny after having been deserted by the
Legislature and given the cold shoulder
by the farmers, generally have resolved
to strike out for themselves, rent land
and raise their own beets. There is
nothing like independence in matter of
this kind and we have no doubt of the
success of the company in this new
movement, as they have demonstrated
Daily Republican., 1881-04-16
|. .CAUSTlC

The above is an exact rse.sr,,
label on every genuine botu,
hAoLi's cAUsTlc BALsAs n. .
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ground Of label is bright red i, ,,
other label is worthless lm,,,r., IVA
We guarantee that ops ,a.,'
Gs9stic Baisam will produce m,stat mo,,t
i'et than a whole bottle Of aar NJ" f'ul
spawn cure mixture ever Offered .Ias
Aet Of this country, ''Vu "a u H.
LAWRENCE W1Ir1.r
@S Superior st. Cis'.r
Price reduced to only 81 nu,A,,"0
Sold by druggists, or sspt p'' S'~
charges paid on receipt Of price y 'qs
Be.ng satisfied after a fstr ,r,,
CAUSflC BALSAM was th0 ms; psS, tA
RlNARY REMEDY ever otJs,"t s "t!'' >, wy
lie and one which II ls to The I'.. NJ, " h'
horse owner TO have constant, '..s :. = ~
have secured the SOLE Vul, Ga ni
AGENCY for the State If n,n5!.LSll
County, Md, and hlas,r.' ''s"ne s",;
Counties, Pa, and would urge !. /" ., nhsj
to give II q trial. 80 'oENaei
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Daily Republican., 1881-04-16

NOTICE-SMAI.L POX CASES. ALL
~ persons wishing an order To Small Pox
Hospital should apply Mt the Trustees office,
l05 ". Sixth street, between the hours Of ga,
m, and u m, or from 2 to bp IN. No one
need apply at the residence or place Of bus-
neas Of any Of tho Trustees Of the Poor. by
order Of the marll-u TRUSTEES.