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Daily Republican., 1881-05-20
Manklptlss FnyOrIte Pills.

DR.. Simm's Vegetable Liver Pills (sugaI
coated) move the bowels easy by acting di.
rectly on the liver, restore the lost energies
by promoting the GCalthy action of the liver
IN doing this, headache, neuralgia, pains in
the right or left sidc or through the limbs,
indigestion, CostiVcucss, sick stomach, weak
back, dizziness, bad teetiugs through the
body, aching iilsbs, biiiiousneSs, general
weakness and ether bodily inhrmities are
cured. They positively operate without
gripping, sickcniag, Weakening or leaving the
bowels oostiye. A splendid, easy, purgatiyc
and liver cure. "a oonts aud 81 Q box. Main
: depot, 4th and King street. PhllhdelPhia co.
Afsh street. Std bJ dealers. Ill
Daily Republican., 1881-05-20
No Goods to Give AWAY,

We have no goods to give away, but
by sellingat moderate profit and strict
ly Zone price" giving all equal value
for their money, we have gained our
popularity as the acknowledged leader
in the clothing trade, Wilmington Cloth
ing House, Fourth and Market.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-20
Sacred Music.

Philip Phillips, the celebrated vocal
ist, gave concert at the Asbury M. E.
church last evening. For one hour and
a half he sang sacred songs with beau
tiful effect. His son, owing to indis-
position, was unable to be present. A
good-sized audience, Notwithstanding
the inclement weather, was in attend
ance. All persons present were charm
ed with the music
Daily Republican., 1881-05-20
SPECIAL MENTION.
Ice Cream.

Charles Kyle is prepared to furnish
the finest ice cream of all tlavors, to all
Who may call either by wholesale or re-
fail, at the Northeast corner of Sixth
and Orange streets, or at his stall, cor
Her of Second and Market streets. Par
ies and families supplied at short no.
Roo
Daily Republican., 1881-05-20
A Salmte and its Ack m0Wl dig mlenf.

A number of the residents of New
Castle fired a salute, yesterday, wher
the English steamer, British Queen
with Rev. Mr.. Spencer, Episcopal min
lister Of New Castle, aboard, passed
down the river. The steamer returned
the compliment by dipping her flag.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-20
II fs known

by every man, woman and child that
the Wilmington Clothing House, NV
cor. 4th and Market streets is the leading
clothing establishment in our city. hr.
Diefendorf has Just returned from New
York with some new styles this week.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-20
The Gather.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, May 10
a. N.
Indications for to-day-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, local rains and
partly cloudy and slightly warmer
weather; rising barometer and variable
winds, generally from south to west.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-20
A Collision.

The freight train on the Delaware
road collided with the passenger train
of the Dorchester and Delaware road, at
Seaford, on Wednesday afternoon. The
tender of the Dorchester and Delaware
engine was demolished.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-20
ESTIMATED REVENUE.

From water department, so, 900; from
tax collectors, $50, ,0O0; from horse tax,
$500 from license, $3.50; from fines, ST.
900; from dog tax, 81, 400: from auditor =
books, $1,000; from wharf rents, 500;
from rent of city property, $1,000; from
clerk OF the market, $500; from city sur
veyor, $1,000; total revenue, $l0l, $50;
balance to be raised by taxation, S3l1,
Oh
Daily Republican., 1881-05-20
Church Organization.

The members of the church of the
Redeemer will, next Monday evening,
meet at the church at Eighth,and Mon
roe streets for the purpose Of etfccting n
permanent organization.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-20
Flour and Feed.

just received q car load Of the finest
Brands in the city, at the Steam Mills,
BOS West Front street. All orders for
Flour and Feed filled. Bruins Fancy
Flour that cannot he cXcelled for $3.50
Der barrel, equal to any $500 flour i'll the
sitV
Daily Republican., 1881-05-20
A Question for Debate.

A number of colored people will, to-
night, discuss, at Ezion M. Il. Church,
the question: Which EXerts the
Greater Intluencein the World, Wealth
or Lea-ning?"
Daily Republican., 1881-05-20
Inxifad tn Parada.

The West Chester Pioneer Corps have
invited a number of Wilmingtonians to
participate in a parade on June II, in
honor of the sixth anniversary OF the
organization.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-20
Potatoes.

Special notice to storekecpers and
Consumers. N. l.. Janney, 3o3 King
street, makes p speciality of potatoes,
land is prepared to sell cheaper than any
tnan in the city. Give him Il call before
Buying. All goods delivered free OF
Iphnrpp
Daily Republican., 1881-05-20
Oneued dnnIce Cream Stand.

Joseph b. Ward and George II. Jack
son have opened out an ice cream stand
at stall No. 80, SccoLd street market
house. Mr.. Ward, at one time, worked
as cumpositor in this office.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-20
Inst Arrived

Carr & Co. Fourth and King streets,
have Just received car load OF cholce
Peerless Potatoes, also choice Early
Rose. Will be sold cheap to dealers
Daily Republican., 1881-05-20
Tho Rest remedy in the Mark ct.

Mr.. o. G. Mitchell, Blufton, Ind,
says: st. Jacobs Oil does all that is
recommended for. 1t is the best reme-
dy for severe pains that has ever been
put upon the market.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-20

Ex-PRESIDENT GRANT in writing
from the city of Mexico to Senator
Zones, of Nevada, criticising the mo-
lives, actions and appointments of
President Garfield, has made q very
brave mistake. 1t should be beneath
Die dignity of an eX-President to attack
IL President who succeeds him after an
Interval of four years. Until Presi-
.leut Garfield has worse men in his Cab
het than Belknap and worse men
Iaround him than EX-PreSidcnt Grant
xhould smoke his cigar in peace and
practice that reticence and silence 80
Becoming to him.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-20
ORDERS
were naSSel as follows

were phSStU as IOIIOWS.
G. 7. johnson, $50. rs; Thomas & Co.,
S7j.2S; Simmons q Bro, SOD; Mills X
Combs, $40; Eliza Frazer, s.; Martin
Keogh, S7a3.Si; treasurer Of Board OF
Health, 500; street commissioner, 80
Daily Republican., 1881-05-20

repairing and cleaning streets, 5000;
paving beds of streets, $4,000; sewers,
$40, 900: incidental and miscellaneous
expenses, S12, 900; salaries, 81, 900; pub
lie square, 500; printing, $1,000; gar
bage, $1,000; Fuel, $1,000; curbing and
paving sidewalks, $1,000; road to the
river, $500 repairing Fourth street,
So, 900. Total, $41S, ,S64.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-20
The Vacancy Filled.

E. Fl. Gregg was last night, elected
post commander of DUPONT Post, No.
2, G. A. R., to fill the unexpired term
of j. s. Wheeler, resigned.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-20
Good Enough.

Lovers of u really good chew of To.
bacco should ask for Miller's Good
Enough Navy Plug, as it is the only To
bacco in the market that has not drug
htore taste and will not make the mouth
'aore,
Daily Republican., 1881-05-20
Rux the Foster Gloves

at Spencer's Seventh and Market streets,
his assortment includes all the new
Spring shades in 3 and hooks.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-20

Mrs. Garfield continued to improve
yesterday, and, though very weak, is
out Of danger
Daily Republican., 1881-05-20

bur NEIGHBoR, the Gazette, In re-
sisrring to the confirmation of Judge
Robertson, says: "The votes in the
7, egatiye were Messrs Cameron, Ingalls,,
F4rley and Jones of Nevada, all Re
nnblicans. No Democrat voted against
Robertson's confirmation. Even David
laws and Malone were unwilling TO
fhrcw away their manhood and show
st,ch trucking to the New York sena-
tors." The Gazette is rather hard on a
member of its own party. We would
ask, when did Mr.. Farley become
Republican? Eead up neishbor and
keen better informed.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-20
State OF the Thermometer

at the REPUBLICAN Office, in the shade,
this morning:
7 o'clock, 10 o'clock, II o'clock,
57O t4O G2O
Daily Republican., 1881-05-20

efodds and ends in chewing tobacco;
good, very good, some Of it; for forty
and fifty cents per pound, at the Great
Tobacco Mart, s. w. cor. 4th and Ship
n az utrantS
Daily Republican., 1881-05-20
stop that Thief, Dyspepsia,

before it steals you virtually all away
Nothing ever putt equals DR.. Bliss
Anti-Bilious Powders and Dyspepsia
Dinner Pills. Office 2l7 West Third
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-20
Five Tons

Five Tons
Of odds and ends in chewing tobacco;
good, very good, some Of it; for forty
and fifty cents per pound, at the Great
Tobacco Mart, S. w. cor. 4th and Ship
ley streets.
M At the Old Place.
We are still copying old pictures to
any size at very low prices. We are
also taking doz. fine card photographs
for 81. 80 or fOrSl. SUTrERLY & SAW
xER, 302 Market street.
Country Hams.
Otley Vernon has on his stall in the
Third street market, Il lot Of very fine
home-Curei hams, to which the atten-
Ion of our citizens is invited. He has
also good supply Of lamb and veal.
The Place.
II. A. Mcclure, in Eighth street mar
ket, guarantees all the Fish he sells to
be good, fresh and cheap, or money re-
Burned. Give him trial and be con-
Rinced that he will deal honest with you.
Disinrectants!
~ Carbolic Acid, Chloride Lime and nu-
merous others,are the safest in prevent
Eng contagious diseases; always on hand.
iWest End Pharmacy, 7th and Jefferson
"a Glover Hay.
Just received two car loads of Glover
HAY; for sale at low price by the ton
,or hundred. Apply at Hay Market 713
NV. Front street A. II. TANALL.
SpeciaIities in LisIe Hosiery,
ladies, in all colors and sizes at So C. 81 ,
$1.25, S1.50, S1.75 and 81 per pair gents,
/. 80, 62l5, rs and S5 c. per pair Call and
k:see them. q. WORRELL.
Fish.
Powell & Bro. of the Third street mar
ket, have on hand fine lot of porgies,
Sblacktish, trout and snappers as well as
the usual variety of shad and herring
Silk Lace Mits
.at %, 80 and IS cts. and 81 per pair.
Newest shades in Lisle Thread gloves
ifrom 1215 up. Il. WoRRELL.
New Work
>constantly on hand and made to order,
4 zat Is. f. Smeltz's Steam Works, Eighth
and Walnut streets.
An Exchange.
, Old work exchanged for new at the
NSteam Works of b. +. Smeltz, Eighth
and Walnut.
Painting
and repairing - per cent. cheaper than
n &ny factory in the city, at Smeltz' 5
Steam Works, Eighth and Walnut.
waltz
TIE Calvary sunday school will make
San excursion to Woodland Beach, June
l4th.
l| The best remedy for constipation, sick
A headache, indig aStion and liver trouble
Jadwin's Laxative, price so cents.
Ror sale cniy by Il. 7, Dilworth's 2nd
Hhd Madison atreet.
< New gravel aHd plastic slate roofs put
son and all kinds Of old roof made water
tight by L. MITCHELL; 80 w. Front
street.
Lady Camcta', Secret, Barry's Pear
Cream. HaGanS Balm and Bloom o
Youth for the complexion, for sale by j
r. Hartman, druggist, 9TH and Poplar
2# Comfort Conserve of Hollyhock, fo
5soughs and colds, Sold by Taylor s
Fullerton, Druggists, No. 3O2 kim
Daily Republican., 1881-05-20
At the Old Place.

We are still copying old pictures tc
any size at very low prices. We are
also taking doz. fine card photographs
for 81. 80 ar tOrSl. SUTrERLY & SAW
tER 3O2 Market street
Daily Republican., 1881-05-20
Country Hams.

+ Otley Vernon has on his stall in the
Third street market, Il lot of very fine
home-curei hams, to which the atten-
Hon of our citizens is invited. He has
also good supply Of lamb and veal.
, 1881-06-04
AN INVALID.

For 1M Lh4cd99 TRIBUNE.
To lte all day, and never !oul tho brnezG
Y'hAt awAys tie upper brAI!chca ut tho tEBes;
To know tho ttOliQs Art growing kFtun AXnlu
Attgt tho Apr1 sunshine ntll tho mini
tn 500 tho DuuEh!nX crowds NJ Ght!1rth como,
ltoaris,9 tllur WildwoAl t,iusalIus hnrno:
III hulr tho thlalshnN sing th1lr 1lt0rFy strain,
AZ now aau tAofl they tlrt hors'st the papus
10 Icun u wcuK hand OIL Il wcAry br.,w,
And prny. = loAr Christ, xtvo inc Thy patience
T0 I've I'LL day and nll tho slccpless night,
IielpeM0Griu9 tho days Of past delight;
10 wipe thu tear that LoWtl lllu thlH, wan chcok
EteAlg In tho Gllhntl WurN 1y eyes tlMt weup;
10 watch lhe 0ltssaA stnra Atl uyht s!ltllu uwt!,
Whlo suffering lips hluyu nft In plulntty9 suoAu
III lun1 (AA laeHSD1t, With whit yGArlng D for
4 little resting FROM tho spirits war
With tiush 10 worn and weAk; tU htttnrnps4.
or heart nu ulluEnne0 could vcr exproas;
Iu wonder II tho UIWalps KtuW ~ thick,
II a!lyer-stclHned, about thu seuFthers fe0t
Tho t!nleis anu htay!lNwrrs grow ~ swuet--
II In tho hud1u tho Eubna npsta uru MAhs.
Where lHat years. songs Wcso suuy aud egRa
laid;
TO sigh WhIto rosy Dawn laughs frum tho sca,
And air Ia tuli VI mnrnlng llelt'oy;
10 lie the long, lonR day, and watch tho SUI
Sink down thu Wtst ultf! tile light ~ Kus.o}
TD itston ~ tho waves upon the b0auh
~ neuE, and yot without the strcuxth TO reach
TUE silver sands.
I'hLs knowest ihonr All, thou,
God comfort thse,-an4 uUt tho words OF mon!
CHICAGO, ibaL LULU ", III.
, 1881-06-04


NontatKle has Wrtttun III praise Of his cat.
C1Wpvr has luft ultAt clrou nlstalIllAl MecOilut
Ut hit lhru4-l'usa, Hess, aud I.ney. rhu uneluNt
hurmta Wcr9 kFrut lovers Ut nnitnals, md tho
tAwn Ut st. D!lrH and tue r1tln that built In tho
heat! 0f It,. ltHrsef hayo bcen remembered III
their legends. Evon practical licnjAalIn Frank.
lin did not ltstlaln 10 write All clltuph for tho
tct squirrel Ut hs frlutd, Miss Hhtpley. reiiurk-
!nR; Few ssl!trred Wurc better accomplished.
for ha bad recu!sea H. Eoosl education, travelled
fur, aul sec, lnueb uf tue worhs. lul tla ho hnll
tho hon!,r " bung, tor bis virtues, your fasurt,
h. shail i,ot ~, llky E4!sar shuEEs to hls
creatures Than a4uirrrls h4ve boon SUNG about ty
posts: the lnsttt thAt 4lppeafc'l upon .he lusr
formed tav subject Of several vtfustons from.
her t.n!rsts "Fhlln spar1oY," % to,.eh!uFly
ltwuile1 by tho nun III hkGlt0n's pUplI1, may
bavo bcen III anAginesy bird, A1la pour ''vert.
yert'" tho larrot w.o @ mt IN nntiucly fato
he had tolirne! In his travels frutu ono oltlvoft
10 alauther, .nIYat als., be but u creation Of
lAncy. hut thu tAturlt dog OF lhtMeiius A grip.
pa wa4 au auluAl Epullty. and Wlerus, ths phil
usopher's scFvant, Was VI hurt Ut the unjust u.s.
, 1881-06-04
Lptter from Pilot jackson.

Tn fhf THfL0f M TIe TT{fuCO 3T{GfN{,
c,,,."n < t,,u" r ~, w .o,,r ,o,,r ~ Nav ns1
notice report III rcHnrsf to my action while
nbeard tho yncht Viking. Your correspondent
secs 1T to cnlt my action un act VI ius,bordinu-
tlon on lho paet nt ono or tno o.neeFs' NoM, .n's
wish to contradlet Us totntly lnso' was nlreH
lJy tho pwnpr OF tho yneht to act ns
uitot rrnm Montrrul tn Chcnro. md was
r., ho,,i ,ho ,o,nn n,s,fon oStnr hur orr,rn, nj
t ~ nnlu no suv ..a ..,, NV Nv ,.i,,. a,,,,"
CbcnEut WHICH position th1hN Mn Iul1y taPA-
ho ur filling. WIS t0,d to loln tho yacht ut
, 1881-06-04
Tho IIonncplu Canal.


1)rxoS. It,, Jtlne Ill havo rci,l alosoly tho
EDITORIAL III TitE TuinuHE OF May 1K1 Tho good
ca,iso goes on nobly. Tho presA Honorssiiy REG
ognlzo tho Hcnuopin Cannl us Indispensable md
National, Int hlgslo M to who shall bi'ilt! It.
This u II ster furthor than over hcfnrc rcachela.
Tho New York prass admit ita Importance ind
necessity, hut want ll,lnnfs to be n,agnani1no ns
nnti build It. Tho editorial Ut TmE T,t1ullNE nt
the ;a}th nswors tilt question clearly and satis-
factoriiy. Tho days Of to.gatca, nnl totl-rnasie,
aud tull-hriYra nave tnlBsti1. All 0f tie great
waterways to tho t'c1nl, urtillciNi md naturtl',
aflDaiEtt bD ns FREQ Hs tho Mr nnu hMvt olt nnn
juristItouon,-ylz.: tNnto Hns1. Mnst ho like ulr
wl,Hnn routla-rrce tu MI. In lyss thu two yHnrs
tho Erie CAt'al wifi ho FREQ. Tho aan!e Of .;tira.
such u vast systau' IT lnter.,9l wntarways Il
Garxcs of ;io tons G,,r,!eM. As j ruiz, thor
frses far ,ho '' upper ssisspp ,po ] vcr "'''
much prefer ono Of 3s0 tors bur,loi,. A
tug cun tnw four or five az thotn
mid make hcttcr TING thnn those of tho o1 tntls
Uur Cnnnt Commission will meet Httoll III Chcn.
gu II wo organize right mud not tisIrretly md
nrmunlollsly. stlcCcss ~ tho Menr futuro Is Atirc
And wilnt n sl,cGcA4! hntl rAthpr he hnnblo
Instrument III this work tllun ~ i!n Emperor ur
tho "tnkor of city," ittRtbo l3tlest work sli.ce
tho WMr. Ii ChIcityo cutters heHrtl1y Into tho
work, 10 pUwer cAu withstand. all Uf tho press
or ChcnKi, thus fur hnvo donc admirably. IL
thirty years we will hnvH u pnpnaton OF l1)..
UMJ,UU Ir 50. M!l Of Otir avenues will 10 tAxGu
to kholr uttcFtnost cNlh.clty. j. L. &,
, 1881-06-04
FARMER JOHN,

Far 17ts CTt1caoa 1rtbth:.
"If Ia nnthiuH to do" siil1 Farmer John,
ITO frct or " buthor Mu-
Wnr0 but rid OF this tnuMntRin Of work.
What good mnN could bDl
"Tho pigs get out, and tho COWS got IN,
Whcro they huvu NJ right tu bn;
AID the wecas ~ the gsrtcn ,llatl III tho coru-
Why, they fatriy frlghton int.
vt wosras ~, no out ~. Of temper a''tc
What n uurBu It IL thRt II min must toll
liko this 1or bis duly brolLA!"
hut Farmer John no broko bis lo3,
And was kopt for many n week.
A lelpless aud IN Idle mA,-.
Was h0 therefore mild and meek7
Nay: what with tho paln. und what with tho fret
OF sitting With nothing tn do
And tho fAy1llWprk botchcd by shlfslcss hnnl,
lilo EOt very Srt,ss ind blue.
Ile seo'ded tho children and oil!fcd tho dog
That fnwnol about his knee:
And snnricd ut bis wife, though sho wis kind
Aud patfent as wift could be,
lIo sr.,,nb,od, and whluod, mud frcttcd. and
~ Tsss sss IT s ss tss sx sse 'SEsSss sr ,onu
"To sit here with nothing to dur
Ills hurt rot vol. and he wont to work,
And 4 6uRler mnu than he,
A happier ,,lli, or = neasantor nun.
lonnc would w4h u SEQ,
Thu psa got out, md he drovo thorn baok.
ny wn!sS nssSS sshs ts oass ai kept tho cows
Just whuro they ought u bo.
Wedding the rarlcn was Jolly s,1n.
AnI dlttp hoetnG the cyrt,.
"rm hupEtor iar," sa!s Far1nor John,
"Thnn Two oeen since was borh.
lie learned q losson that lasts him welt
~, 'Twlt! last . bin E, bis whulo @ i!ts shroayi,;
ll1 hHH DlGuty Ut work tU 10.
, 1881-06-04
THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.


10 lht Editor o1 Tho ChledNo 1FEbNHe.
CniCAtiO. jtinu I-Frpm week to wr1k hnyo
Decn moved 10 mike cnniplaiut through yOnr
pnpcr nbo,lt Il nuisance which innBy Chicago
l,tsllcs will. no Doubt ntnrse. We nro bcs't on
tho street and followed In tho storcs i'y boys
who whine. lcg, md n!mnat bully lis into hny-
I,,g. for tile bcnn1lt of tho Ncwsi,oys f[osuo,"
R0inu ktstt Of palcr md fellow M thclr request
chi, " nm hungry ufld wnnt sotncthtnk.". ;.
ntnt gnt my elutlIos aud the hoy that sells tho
must ttperx gets II now tf.ir OF pnntsr" cat.
not think tlit this kind Of thing ~ unctltrnE1h
by tho tfonu, and. II It Is unt. thosu In1p,l!le,t
buys ought II bc tnkcn In hand ty tho pollen.
lly giving this your attention you VIII confer
fAvUr ul,OII rEUEBTitAiN.
, 1881-06-04

rtAiU1cl, "Wbut II highly Improved gninsryi"
Aud Mi bcrat,sn he rull see no trt,.B. VT nrver
learn 10 cur for utIythfuv wr nrN npc,Iktu,uctl
IN, tntl nre aver hI,lKtrtng rnr w,,ltrsrr Is IN
ut tialuNhic. 1ha ~ why FurolA.ulIa uInrectnto
tho Miss!estt,r! ,unrr than Americans t1a,, Til,
scenery il tutnliy tliIurcnt trt,i,l anything III
Eurutn: cot,sHi!1cutiy, i;iiruti.aiis lUvG it Tor
tho ri nu ru,,st lint tic un.uphiatisstc,l fankco
admired tho htonk, rovl. .b0t,itL cunst OF Connu
tnnrn.
hut. with tto v9st Erosyth ol Weaith. ,rntitin.
~ NV, m ft tts, ~ u II, III ~ i,ur r,,,si,,
~ ,,,s,,,t tnu ~. u,,s omntI.nr ~ h"ifA.c"nsrv
~" NHrimcst ,vii e,n +hn n,,tT, ~ not,i,intin,,
~ ou ,i,t it, f,j..n"t ~, Is,t.mo ,vt IL fhm srt,
& VI its ~ - W ~. r1,t Msu ~ ,s.t @ ~ ~" 0eo
o"a e''' " tno nel"',o ~ rup"a'
nt'f lltt,leAAt.f TIE Ftllsf .....
II, business md enterprise. It will mt l,D posi-.
bic fur tho l,n,ltIes of tho UppGr mississippi 10
reitsnin Hiiieh tnnErr comparatively 1Xorctl
when such II city rs ChiGnE0 In D,lly tftn hntrs'
tMirncy from tli0m. fleuith-rusorts mud 1tixHrls
tnls tlntes will Rn0n he Epru hltfiF tts ,liIks.
iit, btfuro ntLy aCil "tlnnfn i" Gdi, tnkt pfnGc IN
Mississippi scenery tlnsc Is nnn thing t,cetlfnl
which it wunfd l,u well for steamboat .ncn IN
euiIker gr1.vety. 1t Ia tho necessity nf hlflnx
n line Ut purely passenger stentncrT tu ply liz.
tween 1T. fAts mil 81. lMu ~ rrcAGt1t 10 tlt.
cures 10 tr7tvp OIL tho river mt even those who
~ out cntrcly for health tIr pioAsure. Tin
hsNts nrr s., slow Al; uncomfortable tllnt trtv-
ulinR l'y them Is sImpy torturu; AMI II Is no
It tnkcs uf, ,lt uvult1f,. nntt nix tyS frf1lt II,
, 1881-06-04
WISCONSIN,.

WISCONSIN,.
-.-.-.
,rt.. u,,,.,.nt u,,,u4,,u uor.n,.
!. <.......,.. .,,..,. st.a
Namfa In G"nneetsMn Win eao
Republican Nonan"tlohS 1"F state
omces. ,.,. ~. t.,,.., ,.,,.r.
noSr r"Sr - ~ n, "v, no;ns s' isrtf & hay IN Wis.
coi,slit. Tie politicians nntl tho ptr,ss arc
working upon the outer circiu Of conjecture
md alt adventure, suggesting nnl res,,ggesttng
tho TUNES Of representative men wlu would
In, bnst ,l,cly II, iii thp l;,thcr11n,orinl rl,uIr
,,,,, ro.i,t oI .,ts, .,,o rin,,s .,tnor si"t,
o,lices occupants Of Which arc to bc elected
this falI. rhe Republicans Of this stuto
were never mora harmonious. Happily VIC
llnyc no persnnal anin,osftEes existing be-
ernor, rs was tho case two years nEo; tho
'!si! Is = tn!r cs,'pettive one; and M MI to
distinction inc NepubtlenE parry itne pcopic)
nsks NJ a recommendation to this l,lgl' Office
comprehension enough q an.lsrstaa M M I'd, the
of our Ereat an'l growing agricultural anu
THe s!a!s sls*ss ss:!!|ss @ Il; two years. ass
,!et oS ahs 1tshee . lsgi s.,rg,i,ss sv fnr " n i'v
sState iionors: bnt i llear q naIe who ask or
cXlect to retain their oltt th'sit.olis;
That nightmare, called tlla Antl-Tront INV,
Si Ts WV sss s,si, ast y W,,GI M s ,nsy IL
| wisconsin in certain political ctrclcs, ainl
SSes T,sra Wsre ~ very y few w of Tie sEsiaars Vic
yos' for tho LAZY . except OIL the dc''at'd OF Ill
rFStlona co',sts;isilcyt ss.. iii. fo which
would te1lti nd 10 10 .iyIle @ % lie l,epubiiea,,s nii
I9 caitisass linst e9;,.stg',otsa11 ot
81 9osefs sf Ss1 ts eSt Msa w." S s io H.
llnls D. Warner, tic present Secretary Of
Slate: JuNutluu Bowman, Of kilbuuru City;
4 II WsEar ~ ifM"i,,n. iinn, I;i"l,mrtst,t nj
r. ,..i;n ~ u ii sontt ~ Wnnd AMI lii,,n,
sMitl!, II s!'eboysan;; Ti,ess '.s''!es E!ys
thu C0nKressi0Hn! districts 1Alr stumbling
efors the Stnte G"nyentlon OF repte91SiI y, H.!
! Stnte who nru eniinentlr nialiilcd to grnGu
tlie i;u0yr,iatorIat Cilnir. 80
lr0nnnly tno NOS. 1s'omltSnt m t, hgAFS u. iiie
r thn 1...ot ,s NJ ocrat"rv oc ~" ~" ~ stat ~
rcsttle'lt OF 1lefVe Cbnl!!S. lle his DGell
State politcs, aild understands well tho In
nIn n " spos ats I Ills a uo,iiea M % or smes
u r,,,sntm. IN Sn,j % tfn M eiSirlr,'ey whisl, Ins
slssactsrize1 Tue tHs as',ass,asat Of tiie oilIee
l.u now ll.'l'is, which Is next i. lnlnrt1ilco
cotlcI,lsion that he would bu equally Ns guud
u Governor.
At Hni,,. ~ ":ranI n"u. 1:"nrr" ~ Il Hmrrt,,vs
~ ~ jMM:.' S a,n EiiiaiH' ~ Asi,nnl: at"J XIX.
| afd0r Acuotiald. VI fonu au lae. Iueiu IT, MIo "
othcts b1it tho pop'iiar choicc seeins e 20 tno
HUI. u NJ. hVIy. sAlhon4 !4o 1!,ta ~ y Mtseun
| sln #no nave won tnelr WHY W tho Wne!i uy ~.
tellcGt anu h1nf!t KnaW OF i!9nu WHO snrpHss M
Mr. ke!!y. lto has tno s.Hf!aEK "oE1n E ~ p,
"nix III H. rnmt. m" r,,.eive fMvn,1,S mention In
cu!ineefson Win tlu oGo ol osernus tmo sass siIt
uiiisr' oilicer Of W tho sunate. ''' ~>''"e
HctllcnGu nAsn nttm r'uu'!G!u3 H >3 nnon ~ ~
nLsa .tH 1922. I,. Sri ,:: -. - r.I = ~ Ss,Ls~t