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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-04-15

A HISTORY almost as sad and romantic
as that of Romeo and Juliet is attached
TO Green Mount, the we'll known ceme-
terry at Baltimore, Md. The property
was once owned by John Oliver, a
wealthy English merchant. His only
child, beautiful girl of twenty. was
loved by young man whose only unfit
ness to become her husband lay in the
fact that personal feud existed between
him and the girls stern father. They
met clandestinely and planned an elope-
ment. The father found it out, and gave
orders tohis servant to patrol the grounds
by night and shoot all trespassers. Dis
guised in mans clothing, the girl at
tempted to escape, and was shot dead ut
the gate. Grief stricken, her father
erected mausoleum upon the spot. and
decided the entire property to the city for
a cemetery.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-04-15
The Pennsylvania House defeated a


resolution approving the course Of the Presi-
dent in the management Of his administration
and urging the speedy confirmation OF all
worthy nominees to Office.
BY advice of the President, Secretary
Kirkwood has rescinded large number OF APP
pointments to the Pension Bun eau and ordered
competitive examination. There are 100
positions TO bo filled, and the candidates num-
Der 720.
Senator David Davis has written a
letter to John Martin, of Kansas, III which he
charges that both the Republican and Demo-
cratic Senators are not free agents, but are
controlled by monopolies. He says there
ought to BIO reorganization of parties. The
first step toward that reorganization, he thinks,
should be the disarmament Of the Democratic
party. He thinks the Republican party would
then become disorganized and demoralized.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-04-15

Carter II. Harrison, Democrat, has
been reelected Mayor of Chicago by about
1000 majority. The remainder Of the Demo
cratic ticket was chosen by majorities somewhat
less than this figure. or the eighteen Alder
men elected--one from each ward-nine are
Republicans, seven Democrats and two Social
lists.
William L. Ewing, the Republican
nominee for Mayor OF st. Louis, is elected, by
over 1000 majority.
William Means, Democrat, has ma
jority of 1854 for Mayor OF Cincinnati, while
the Republican majority on the general ticket
will average 1900.
The Republican municipal ticket has
been elected in Cleveland by majorities rang
ing from 1890 TO 4,4oO.
James E. Boyd, the Democratic can
didate. was elected Mayor of Omaha.
Mr.. Congers successor in Congress,
from the Seventh district of Michigan, Ii John
L. Rch, who has majority Of 5000.
w. r. Vaughn, Democrat, has been
elected mayor OF Council Bluffs.
John McCreery, candidate OF the Git
liens and the Democrats, was elected Mayor Of
springfield, Ill
In the municipal elections in Wiscon-
SIN cities, James Conklin, Democrat, was chosen
Mayor Of Madison; Lovejoy, Republican, May
or of GAINESVILLE Packard, Democrat, Mayor of
Racine, and Jacob Weber, Democrat, Mayor of
watertown- The Republicans carried Manito-
voc, and w. J. Abrams was elected Mayor Of
Green BAY outside of party lines.
Gov. Littlefield, of Rhode Island.
has been reelected by . majority Of SOFA
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-04-15

Gen. Ben Spooner died at Lawrence
burg, Ind, last week. He was Colonel of the
Hghty-third Indiana in the war, and lost leg
ut Kenesaw. He was born in Mansfield, Ohio /;
aged IS. 0
Mrs. Charles Ballou, Of Saranac,
N CHI, known as the Mammoth Queen" is
dead. When travelling with exhibitions she
weighed $40 pounds, but wasted away to 400.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-04-15

only what they will eat up with an appe-
tite, and combining the birds in dark
ened room, giving them light only at
feeding time.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-04-15

A POOR excuse is better than none.
We hear OF a man who justifes his
meanness toward his wife by asserting
that he and she are one, and therefore,
by refusing to furnish her with money
he practices that heroic virtue of self
denial.-BOston Transcript.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-04-15

"S-A-A-Y, father, 1 learned something
new at school to-day" "What was it p
" / learned to say Yes, SIR and NO.
sir >" Ibid you 2" "Y-a-a-s."
Daily Republican., 1881-01-18
THE NEW COUa & HOUsE

VINO built the New Court HI Ouse-
Names of atl the sab.COn trae.
t0rs-Mr Given Loscs $4,000 ON
MS Contract.
Though there have Leen statements
made from time 10 time Of the names Of
those who were sub-oontractors for the
new Court House, the statements were
more or less defective, there being sew
eral omissions. In order that all the
sub.oontractors under Mr.. Given may
have th5 full share of credit due them
for their part Of the work that gentle
man has handed US the following list Of
names Of parties who were his sub
contractors, not omittiug his own name
as chief contractor for she building oil
the Court House, Wilmington, Della
ware.
r. Gramlich contractor for rough and
cut stone work. r. J. Gissinger mana
ger, both OF Philadelphia.
Thomas K. Sigman, plastering, Phila-
delpbia.
Kline & Bro.plumbing and gas fitting,
Philadelphia.
Jackson & Sharp Co., mill work
blinds, sash, doors, frames, &C., VIII
miugton, Del.
James M. Bryan, painting and gla.
sing, Wilmington, Del.
]. 4 d. Collis, stating, Philadelphia.
John L. Malone, marble work, in
Guiding marble stairs, Wilmington,
Del.
A. Given, all the brlOkwork, vii.
mingtop, Del.
J. B. Burleigh, lightning rods, Phila.
delphia.
H. T. Cornell, Timing, Philsdelphia.
Z. G. Stotsenburg, Conductor shoes,
Wilmington, Del,
To MIR. Given himself as chief oon-
tractor belongs the credit Of building
Wiimipgton's nav and beautiful
Court house, and TO the sub. contrac-
tors belongs the credit Of performing
their particular work. In conversation
with representative Of the RgpUBII-
cAE, Mr.. Given stated that owing to un-
avoidable circumstances he lost SlO,-
600 on his contract, and that he intend
cd ~ apply 10 the Legislature for the
passage OF special act authorizing the |
Levy Court to reimburse him for his
loss. The contract price was S68, 900,
but owing to some changes made by |
the committee to which he assented |
he was allowed $7l 200. He congratu-
lstss himself that be has given the
county good building, sighted in no
particular and one which every citizsn
may be proud to look at and feel that
he has interest in II. He says that he
could have sighted his work In sever
II particulars and have saved himself
some $4,000 or "a 900, but he was de-
termiued to do his part hone silly and
'aithfully, ns matter how much he
vould loose.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-18
G<r ~ tIrs i I ~ Albany.

General 0fanl >r<|ved in Alba ny
Yesterday <|soYHoon. and.had one Of the
grSatssf pablo rs5ep}ions ever wit
neased III that oily. ~ is estimated
hstsfnlly 10 600 psople were in the
streets nearIy vi the b1ildings along
the route, ire1n ihe depot to the Rxe-
eutivo naneIon, we're decorated with
1Aga, and tAere ma a. imposing mill
taFy tpfn ont ~ Boys in Blue es-
sortsd No Qoysfd6t'1 sleigh, in which
were 1eztad 0o01r1I Grant, Governor
Cornell A11 Adjo1ent Gen. Townsend.
= pn rez11i1e <He Executive Mansion
and tno 11I 1I1>1 E11ented arms as the
illusIE '1|IoE 1nterei. The Leg
ialstuf@ Ql H4T IqFk yesterday adopt
% . re1o |l11 "A r|nE General Grant
receptIq1 11rI late. and appoint
ing o1. "a Arrangements
Last u1oA >N@ ~ ~ was serenadsd
by the 0f141 of Albany, aad
briefly expre31 &cknowledgments
Governor gofne1 1sn made an ad-
drsss; III v Vhioh u 1|erred to Grant as
"one Who, more >1@4 Washington, was
hrst ~ Whr nfat "a 4eace and first in
shs hesEts q hIs eodntrymsn."
Daily Republican., 1881-01-18
America alone spoke to us VOID Q

America alone spoke to rs word cl
encouragement.
The great Webster loaned his elo-
quenoe to our cause, and Clay In his
nervous language spoke in our behalf.
Greece was pronounced free in 1882.
We were laid upoa shelf frou which
We are in danger Of falling of. Europe
would not allow us TO be Republic,
but put King over us. This Prince
Of Bavaria looked upon Greece as q COW
which he was to milk while tbs Pow
ers held Ter head and legs. When she
closed her uenrs on him, Europe stood
amazed-Engiali, finally gave us
George, Of Denmark, pniesnatic gen.
tleman, who plays with his birds,
draws his salary Of 1920, 900 year, and,
lets Greece alone, o. she wants him TO
do.
When II came TO that famous, or
rather infamous Berlin Conference,
Greece, was refused admittance. That
lineal descendsnt of the psuitent thief
on the cross, Lord Bssconsfsld, said
nation with aspirations could afford 10
wait. 1t was only through the cour-
tesy OF France We were faally admitted.
To the agreement made then Greece
will adhere. She may sink in the
struggle, bu. she will die honor ably.
A country can no more afford to be free
with her honor than can o woman be
liberal with her chastity. Turkey is
no mean enemy. When she and Greece
grapple one or the other must die.
Pray God 1t may not be Greece. Her
sons are brave. When the procession
march there the old men 60 in front.
saying We were brave; the young men
came after and said We will be brave.
Thus bravery is in the very blood Of
these psople, and the hatred of the
Turk is also there.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-18
NEW ADVERVIsEmENTs.
AT ENTION! )!

All persons afflicted with OATARRH,
either In q mild or aggravated form, will find
1t to their interest to send their name and
address TO p. .. Boz 2V6, Wilmington, Del.
We commend this system oi treatment Of Ca
tarrh to the favorable notics Of everyone suf-
fering from the complaint, with the full
every case, irrespective Of the length ct time
the disease has been in progress. 1t has been
faithfully tried. 1t gives relief and promises
cure from the tirst application,
jan18.6tdltw
Daily Republican., 1881-01-18
fmDORtnW(.

W. NJ. Kennard & Co. will offer dur
ing the next thirty days the balance Of
their entire stock Of dress goods, closks
and dolmans very much below former
prices. Buyers who have not made all
their winter purchases will do well 70
make a special examination Of this At.
trartivs Offering at 621 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-18
Don't Know HAIR Their vaIne.

"They cured me Of ague, biiiousness
and kidney complaint, as recommend
I'd. l had a half bottle lett, which l
used foi my two little girls, who the
doctors and neighbors said could not
be cured. would have lost both Of
them one night II l had not given them
Hop Bitiers. They did them so much
good l continued their use until they
we're cured. That ia why say you do
not know hal. the value Of Hop Bittsrs,
and do not recommend them high
enough "--B., Rochester, N. Y. See
other column.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-18
A PROTEST.

we the undersigned were called on
BY Mr.. Harry Rmmons who requested
MS to sign an yticle thereby proving
that We had no Judgment against his
character In asking his resignation al
our teacher.
Having since learned that he intend.
cd 70 use these signatures In an article
against our, pastor, Rev. l. u. Halde-
man, We made . protest telling him
that In this issue we believe the pastor
was right and requested the privilege
OF Withdrawing our pamss; as he has
refused to comply with our request, We
hereby publish our protest against the
use Of our names by him and do de-
clare as members OF the class we asked
him to resign, and only signed his COM
munica,ion under misapprehension
as TO It's meaning.
JOHN W. GArLRY,
MRs. RIpPERGRR,
CoREELIA Y. ROBINSON,
HARRIET A. ATHRRroE,
MAGGIE CURLErT.
We the undersigned the remaining
members Of the class do hereby endorse
the above and also witness that We re-
qoested him 10 resign and do hereby con-
cur In the published statement OF eur
pastor on Saturday.
D. W. CRooK,
MRs. w. WALKER,
LIzzJs PEorLRs,
KATE PIoKRrT,
MISS MoLLIE L. WArsoE,
JOSEPH Crows.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-18
The weather.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, Jan. 49,
Q. m.
Indications for Tuesday-Por the
Middle States, clear or partly cloudy
weather, northerly to easterly winds,
rising barometer in the eastern Dor.
tions, and stationary or slight fall in
temperature.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-18
A Gard.

To oil who arc suffering from the errors and
indiscretions of youth, nervous weakness,
carly decay, loss Of manhood, etc., will send
you recipe that will cure you FREE OF
OHARGE. 1his great remedy was discov-
cred by O missionary in South Amorica
Send q selfaddrcssed envelope I'd the Rhv.
JosHPH T. lnMAN, Station D., New York
Oity. -IITr li6-lyW
Daily Republican., 1881-01-18

To always protect the weakest parts
is duty, and it is especially the duty
Of those whose lungs are being weakened
by the constant wear of coughing to
protect them by using soothing rem.
edy, such as DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Price % cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-18
Guard Axninsr disease,

II you find yourself getting bilious,
head heavy, mouth feul, eyes yellow,
kidneys disortered, symptoms Of piles
tormenting you. take at once q few
doses Of Kidney-Wert. II Is natures
great assistant. Use II as an advancs.
guard-don't wait TO get down siok.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-18
sunday SsneOI Anniversary.

The Asbury NJ. E. church Sunday
School will celebrate its anniversary on
Thursday evening, March 10. Admis-
sion: Adults, Is cents; children, 10
cents.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-18
Telephone Your Orders

for the PLiladelphis messenger, Chas.
Il. Vary, to Almonds, the popular
grocer, Eighth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-18
Irr.amvirass.
Eaxhiss slsssiy
Al Dovsr ara styonely

wa,s hing slsssiy''ths
= at Dover ars strongly
10y ne idea that no reform
passed this winter. A
composed Of ex-Clerk
whip slasher of ths
1pty, John y. Sauls
ktorney, John B. Pen
present Secretary Of
n, Wolcot., Is oontin-
Watching aad direct.
prevent the machine
1E of the old grooves. II
1t1 of this notable trio Is
.|< I'D uhsn important meas.
-S ~ ~ that involves economy at
|1s exos1I II ~ fAmiiy aud their or
&u.<ho1 A. .I[ Itfee on hand watching
~ wv ~ f<>ls 81 their "pearty."
I/ II.& .#| #||@Ittb VI y t1l~hm ouat
1.|.r = + y. 611 11d without first having
\ @1 ..I>I I01 H&d1zi0n OF this triumvi.
5&|o. I|. 1l1I panton and Rotespiers
z1A 6I|eu<I law Of the State will
ii. n f.. 81 o|[sr educational facili-
"I
.|z.1 ~ Iirats will decide that
<t ||t party will gain votes
~ ~ y. + is . settled fact that
q W I<1I1S sa5fance and prejudice,
IA 11I / tct ID Improvement in the
uo111|1 Il &1sk need.
1sz1 a HI, 0o<1f lsinmvirats, and 1t Is
1ro1Icto1 <hAl i1eee viii be no amend.
Ixeaf la fhosa lai4 eIsious measures on
d 81 shef lntT ii 9<psoted TO benefit
Itho DsmosFSII> tsfsy.
N VII mrts rl3In at the las. State
'dIeclio1 <Ast 81 ! HI and fare assess
,ns1l VIZ RA>81'Issps would hsve
swep. s7sfy ce>n.y a the State. With
thIs faol q vI9r eannot expect tbaf
ths DemocSsoy VIA snrrendsr the wea.
lons q ffkpd sad Acknowledgement
tI,zt hsys s1Fyed llem 20 we'll in the
phss. The isinntifase will only allow
s|ls szsesansai Isss % be altered to
assensihsn ~ p>naecraoy.
70 tals n snx adecessful measures
beIng rsa1ed i Insure increased rep
rsAautAsIpn ~ N4T CASTLE county 1t is
said q f5fi|e tl<e1 Republicans in
tks uo6so ~ e051Sn. II representa-
tlon q ;uefSSia1 t1sX would be that
iAu1h 1Ijp1s5t T.s Democracy can.
MOI 011Ha 4. A*t W. sriumvirate will
npt allow i1e l&Ett 10 be placed In
jeppsfdy II't i6 ! Dark forecast Of
IN inture. Aat stAIe . light beyond
th., aaffn>N Htils the triumviratel
ars YssphIns hs I.sSialature the uso-
plS nse Nsishlp1 tp,h. The needed
rslsfms q t.sit |slAtion cannot be
long deisFf>4 <aepgo of only l40 |
yossa IA Gussst H<a'5 have changed |
the who'd sApt1' i sfzira. The State
is nsasss fo|I.ldAI violation than
many imsgiEs 1'Ne Rspublicans in
the LsgislAsuFs WIli plkss the Demo.
crasy oiDslaxass s. N record, and
failing u do ii au.} n will have to
aniwer n 81 ou,fssaa people. The
Fr4poh stionvir4.1 |Sughed as the
psdpls kfo.6>A tsasash the load Of
heapa1 pon them, but the
day Of felf|bai|sa p>ns and the fall Of
MuFas, pAnsoa ana kobespiere was as
sudden A ibs|r flse Let the Dover
lribnvIr4f1 ,<As V@ynIpg.
--@-..---
Daily Republican., 1881-01-18
Leaving . net gain on the years bus

Leaving net gain on the years bus
iness. ........................ ...... SO, ,8l8 ~
The compsny's surplus fund Is $79, :
046.l8.
George Rich ardson, William Herbert,
Clement B. Smyth, Henry A. DUPONT
and Mahlon M. Child, we're elected for
three year terms as directors. These
five with William !Tatnail, William
Candy, James Bradford, Ashton Rich
srdson, Edward Bringhurst, John
Jones, G. Fl. Bates, c. W. Rowland,
E. T. Bellah, G. c. Maris, now consti-
tute thu full Board OF Directors. Wm.
Tatnall was elected President and NJ.
NJ. Cleaver, secretary and treasurer of
the board.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-18
!. LEsIsLAriME PRoUEEDlsas.
The Action Taken on serfsfa BsIIs
Dover, Jan. II.


Dover, Jan. II.
| sRyATE.
Notice was given OF the following bills
B. A.iMe Who:tsr--refsrring to the LII
brary. By Mr.. Conaway-exemptinl
Sussex County from the provision Of
Chapter IA, Revised Code.
The act to encourage immigration In
Delaware was introduced by Mr.. Cooch.
Bills we're read and referred as fol.
lows in relation to the Artisans Sav.
ing Bank in Wilmington Amending
Chapter 80, Revised Code : relating 70
the Marsh Hope Improvement Co.
r., House bills were introduced as fol-
!owsA for the relief of R, D. and J. F.
Hofscker'; !" incorporating the German
Library Association ;. extending the
time for recording private so.s, (this
last bill was indefinitely postponed.>
Mr., Belts bill extending the time for
recording private acts was passed and
sent to the House.
The House bill for the protection of
game was read twice under suspension
Of the rules and referred to q special
committee, consisting Of Cooper, Coma
way and Coooh.
A petition for q road in Kent and
Sussex counties from Jones Rust's AID
to that Of Albert Il. Curry was read
and referred.
HOUSE.
Mr.. Robinson introduced an act for
the protection Of game. The object Of
the bill is to prevent cunning, which
is allowed by law now until February,
in order to insure safety to large lot
of imported quail, which the Game
Protective Association now have in
their hands and desire to release. A
penalty Of s5 is imposed for any one
cunning between now and the COM
mencement Of the next cunning season.
1t was passed under suspension Of the
rules.
T. N. Williams introduced resolu-
tion providing that all private bills
shall be printed prior to their intro
duction, by parties interested. Laid
over for day.
The following bills were introduced :
By Mr.. Swayne, to incorporate Di-
vision No. 2, A. 0. A., Of Brandywine
Banks.
By Mr.. Register, to amend Section
A, Chapter Ill, Revised Statutes.
Tie following Senate bills were read
q irst time To extend the time for
the recording Of private acts to lay out
q certain road on Northwest Fork Hun
drsd, Sussex county.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-18
Annual n neotfng.

The New Castle County Mutual In
surauce Company held its annual
meeting yesterday, when the following
statement was presented:
Amount of insurances in force at
this date, "a, l67, ,957.06 amount Of
taxable values on the above, s24S,
$50. l3; received flom members for
premiums, $l3, l62.02; for interest on
loans and investments, $3,143.3 33; for
rents of real estate, COZ Market street,
$l88 IS.
RroM this are to be deducted:
Amount paid Tor Losses by
nre.. .........'.............x xS,So3.li
" " Expenses
Gncluding salariesj. ..2.sTLt9
AlUount paid ior Oommis-
lOnS. ..-.,..,...........' 2DJ.p
1Othi.s s.......,.s.ss..'.' .'sss..V oip. 10
Daily Republican., 1881-01-18
sPEUIAL MENTION.
His Gareaieat Friend.

DR.. Browning's c. & G. Cordial ia
the greatest friend ever known to she
oonsumptive. because It rapidly cures
every cold, which, II permitted TO run
its course, would speedily destroy life.
It also reduces that continuous inflam-
nation whic.- causes such fearful de-
struction of the substance OF the lungs.
For sale BY all druggists. Price SOC.
W. Champion Browning, Prop'r., lll7
Arch street, Phila., Pa.
Potatoes and Apples.
N. L. Janney's, 1903 King st., head
quarters for produce, foreign fruit, ap-
pies, potatoes and pickles. Potatoes a
speciality. He is now Offering his extra
stock Of potatoes, guaranteed clear OF
frost. Rose, Peerless and Burbanks,
all put in before cold weather. Rose
and Burbanks, 81 per bushel. Peerless,
$50. per bushel. All A No. l stock.
DR.. simms' White Pnlmonio
Ralsam,
the famous throat and lung remedy
In consumption, II there is any chance.
for the afflicted, 1t certainly Is In this
remedy. SO cts. and 81. Main depot,
4th and King; Phila., COZ Arch street.
Sold by baat druggists.
Fish.
Powell & Bro. have on their stalls, in
the Third street market, hslibut, steak |
cod. fish, haddock, smeltz,. white fish,
pike and other varieties Of the fnny |
tribe. Also fine lot Of terrapin. Call
early and avoid the rush.
Butter.
We are selling choice roll butter at
Is cents by the roll and % cents cut,
at Cartons, Sixth and Poplar streets.
We sell none but genuine butter.
Rl0ur and Feed.
Another car load Of choice 1our from
& Co. Also q car load Of
ICED. No. 2 West Tenth street.
Something Newl Durham Plug,
yrand, noble and mellow chew, knock.
ng Rebecca higher than kite. Chap
nan, sole agent, 4th and Shipley SITS.
That elegant preparation known as
Camphor Ice and Glycer-
ne, for chspped lips and hands, is sold
" J. R. Hartman, Druggist, Fifth and
Poplar streets.
Cubeb Cigarettes, for catarrh AMI
OLD n the head, for sale by Taylor & /
fullerton, Druggists and Apothecaries,
'02 King street. |,
Tickets for Philadelphia and return !
ire sold by N. B. Danforth, Druggist, z
,econd aud Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-18
TlUBLLC SALE.

DUBLIC SALE.
Will be sold at Stidham s. Sons auction
room. on
TUESDAY EvENlNG, JAN. IS, 1881,
at 7 o'clock,
A lot Of coach makers or carpenters tools
and chest; also of miscellaneous Cooks,
oil in good order. Gold and silver watches.
accordions, harness, hosiery, cutlery, boots,
shoes, sc. l.. W. STIDHAM g. SON,
iIn18.lt Auctionecrs,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-18

General Grant will occupy his cot
ige Of L ny Branch, next Summer.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-18
An EzEx1 I|lnary stony.

One of ne no1< sxlraordinary stor.
iessvsr TOLD 81 11f1 a The Erie (Psnua. }
Dspnt01 Qf N11|I and ieads az fol.
lows; s'brn<eu11 6nodgrass, Of CORY,
metl V{Iu "a 111Ident at that place
wht1s nal |0f ! coupllng that has prob
ably tl6ver to|6I3 hasn experienced by
any tpau vhn I|vsd to tell the tale.
He had hle head caught between the
bumpdr> nd w % horribly squeezed
Il WA not deeusd possible that he
could IIve, bnt 10 u nov getting along
finely Bib heAd Nhicb was once
round viz pfea61d by the accident ont
long aud alIn. 1o NJ also one-half to
ihrse-d quarters n N inch tsllet. The
terrible kqpseze W1ioh his head receiv-
ia has insde hin croes. eyed. but strange
as Il mly faeIn, hin nina is as cl car and
bright " 4 syer va"
Daily Republican., 1881-01-18

The tapx1iIy xish which a cold clings
70 the yStam A a iently induces q
nervout otue1l lh4t will remain after
lhe cold dtp iFi6 DR.. Bull's Cough
Syssg S,'s. /, Y nervous coughs.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-18
state Of the rnermomotor

at the REPUBLICAN, Office, on Tuesday
morning, Jan. 1s:
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may be their attitude before Mr.. Halds.
man, have expressed their entire con-
currence with me in the courss have
taken, and ! see nothing in the atti-
tude l have assumed In this matter
which ought not to commend itself to
the approval Of all unpredjudiced and
right thinking people.
Very Truly Yours,
HARRY EMMoNs.
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