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Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
The Weather.

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, May "a
l A. NJ.
Indication for to-day-For the Middle
Atlantic States, partly slightly warmer
fair weather, easterly winds, becoming
variable, and slight rise followed by
falling barometer.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
Mankfmd'N EAYOritn pills.

N. !Simm's Vegetable Liver Pills (sugar
LED move the bowels easy by acting di
2etiy on the liver; restore the lost energies
promoting the healthy action of the liver;
doing this, headache, neuralgia, pains III
right or left side or through the limbs,
|$uigestion, costiyeness, sick stomach, weak
Rck, dizziness, bad feelings through the
wy, aching limbs, billiousness, general
eakness and other bodily infrmities are
ied. Ihey positively operate without
iping, sickening, weakening or leaving the
Sgis 1ys9 cpss,vs' anvs Splendid easy purgStiye
pot, 4th and King street. Philadelphia COZ
|rch street. Sold by dealers. Ill
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24

Il oioJ WIZ p' a 'NSe''
VISITING COMMITTEES.
No. 1-W.J. Morrow, f. E.G.Shortlidge.
No. Wv. w. Lobdell, w. G. Baugh.
No. 3-Allen Ruth, Jona. Hilton.
No. al. w. Palmer, w, &. Grier.
No. "a. II. Grilnshaw, P. L. Furry.
No. 6-E. Mclntire, NIB Morrison.
No. 7--Jona. Hilton, j. =. Wales.
No. SIS. F. Belts, John Brooks.
No. 9-E G. Shortlidge Wm. Kyne.
No. I'D. orc Kenny, VIM. Forsyth.
No. 11-Wm. Kyne, Chas. Baird.
No. l2-W.G Baugh, Z. G. Shortlidge
No. 13--B. Hazlett, S. f. Belts.
No. l4-P, L. Furry, Edw. McLntire.
No. Id. P. T, Feukel, b. Hazlett.
No. 16-Chas. Baird, Allen Ruth.
No l7--John Brooks, A. H .Grimshaw.
No. 18-J. p Wales, l.. w. Palmer.
No. 19--W. +. Forsyth, w. G. Grier.
The regular order Of business was
proceeded with, and the Committee on
Accounts made u report in favor Of
granting salaries, &c for the past month
to the amount Of S4.4j0.79. Adopted.
The committee on the location of new
school houses was authorized to reut
the school building in the Eleventh
Ward for 81 per month. 1t was dacid-
ed to continue the Eleventh Ward
teachers at the salary they had been re-
ceiving. The Browntown school was
designated No. ~.
Mr.. Belts offered resolution, in
the Superintendent to ascer-
tain what teachers had complied with
the resolution relating to children being
late for school.
1t was resolved to close the schools on
May Both, in order to allow
the children to participate in the Deco
ration Day ceremonies.
The committee on school No. | were
authorized to learn if certain books |
stolen from that school had been prop
erly stamped. The same committee
we're authorized to secure the Opera
House for the evening of June 29th or
10Th for the commencement exercises. |
A bill Of Francis Simpson for S. for
No. II school was passed.
Mr.. Furry offered resolution, referred
% committee Of three, to report at the
leXt meeting whether any change shall |
,e made in Section I3 of the rules re-
ating to pupils. Adopted.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
MEMORIAL DAY SERVICES.
Order and Line Of March 10 be OBJ
served-PrOgramm of Exercises
at the Opera House.

NA shU ~POHh AhV~SNs
The following is the order of exer-
| cises to be observed on Decoration Day:
ORDER AND LINE OF MARCH.
WILLIAM Y. sWIGGETT,
CHIEF MARSHAL.
DIR. THOS. a. kEABLES,
j. PARK POSTLES,
S. REDMOND SMITH,
DANIEL f. STEWART.
Form on French Street, right resting
Oh Fourth street, in the following
order
Chief Marshal and Aids.
Chief OF Police.
First Regiment Band, J. Hickman,
leader.
First Battalion, First Delaware State
Militia, Col. = A. Nacallister,
Commanding.
Department Officers, &. 4. Il.
w. 5. McNair, Department
Commander.
Thomas A. Smyth Post, No. !.
Oliver Bliss, Commander.
DUPONT Guards Drum Corps,
Admiral ). f. DUPONT Post, No. >,
Guard,
Capt. VIM. D'COnnor, Commanding.
Admiral 5. +. DUPONT Post, No >,
Z. II. Gregg, Commander.
Charles Sumner Post, No. I,
Lawrence +. Fisher, Commander.
Capt. Evan S. Watson Post, No. ),
James a. Price, Commander
Capt. Thos. NJ. Reynolds Post, No, 9,
II. G. Buckingham, Commander
Floral Car.
Sons of Veterans and Cadet Drum
Corps.
Sons of Veterans,
John Fl. Harkins, Commanding.
Cadets OF Thomas A. Smyth Post.
The line will move at 1,3O =. NJ, over
the following route; Fourth to Market,
to Tenth, to Delaware avenue, to the
cemetery, where the graves of the
honUred dead will be deckcd with
flowers. Thence up Delaware Avenue
to the soldiers Monument, counter
return by Delaware avenue
to Washington street, to Sixth, to Mar
ket to the Opera House, where the fol-
lowing Order Of Exercises will Oe oh
served, commencing at $50 7. NJ;
PROGRAMME,
l. MrsIC.-America, First Regiment Band
.. PRAYER Comradc A. \. kcigwin
5. SINGING.-Dccoraton Hymn,
BY the Choir, j. A. Cannon. Director
4. ADDRESS IN BEHALF OF THE q. A. H..
Comrade q, W. Miller
8. SINGIYG.-Tell Mother | Die HAPPY,
BY the Choir
7. SINGING.-We Shall Never Forget How
the Boys Marched Away, BY the Choir
s. GRAFTON. Levi {. Bird Esq,
9. SINGING,-An@cl Of Peace: Thou hast
Waited too Long, by the Cho,r
10. Presentation OF stand If tOlUrs in behalf
of the Ladies Auxiliary Corps to Du-
II. SINGlNG.-Let the HIis and Wales Re
sound, by the thulr
Il, BENEDICTloN. Key. X. B Cook
FINALE.-Star Span@lcd Banner, Band
BY direction of the Joint committee
on Decoration Services, the Chief Mar
shal requests thar on the afternoon Of
May Both, 50 far as is possible. all
places of business remain closed until
after the services at the Opera House
shall be completed. Let the flags be
displayed at half mast throughout the
city, and appropriate decorations be ar-
ranged, especially along the line Of
march As soldiers we feel that this
1.-THE Of respect and honor is due at
east once Il year to those who have died
hat their country might live. Let all
good citizens Loyalty respond.
WM. Y. SWIGGETT,
Chief Marshal.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
SPECIAL MENTION.
straw Hats d!

u The general veldict of the people is
sthat Rumtord Bros. line of Straw Hats
/ are the handsomest and most complete
4; the city, comprising every grade from
Ashe finest to the commonest quality.
*The stock consists of Manillas, Panamas,
China braid. Webster braid, Taylor's
Naskinaws, Baltimore MaclSinaws, Can
I4on and mixed braids Also the novelty
Talled "Knock About" can be folded,
Eat on, mashed or handled roughly
without losing its shape. Children s
straw hats never before equalled, not to
be excelled. Runford Bros. ,4G Market
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
NWapSsfrnfess Gases.

Magistrate Brady last night fined
Lydia Emory, co!ored, 81 and costs for
committing an assault and battery on
Marie Laws, also colored.
Magistrate Vandegrft, last night,
fined Rose Miller 80 cents and costs for
using abusive language toward Susan
Keller.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
Finp Reer Chest.

4 Wilhelm, the liquor dealer at No.
81 Shipiey street, has a tine ice chest
built III thu. cellar beneath his liquor Sa-
loon. The chest, which is u feet long
and q feet and 10 inches high, will con
Jain ; tons OF ice and 10 hait-kegS Of
beer The chest is So arranged that the
temperature OF the beer can be put AT
whatever degree the purchaser desires.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
Sale Cows.

Don't forget that Roberts & Tyson, the
great cow merchants, will have a sale of
choice cows, and stock bulls and feeders
at the Village Green, Delaware County,
Pa, on Thursday, May 26th. Look out
for bargains
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
Rig Circulation.

The Daily REPUBLICAN, is now print
ing and selling nearly six thousand
copies of that paper each evening.
What Wilmington paper can beat this
circulation ?
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
Strawberries and Cream.

fyou want good strawberries and
cream attend the West Presbyteria
church strawberry festival in the lee
tire room of the Masonic Temple, on
Wednesday and Thursday night
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
Sermon Postponed.

Rev. Geo. K. Kramer has, on account
of the death of his brother, postponed
his sermon from Mark 1886, which was
to have been delivered Sunday night,
until next Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
POstnOneh Sale.

The sale of goods by Stoner 4 Thomp-
son, near the Rising Sun, having peen
postponed last week, will take place 10
day and tomorrow, as may be seen by
advertisement in another column.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
Work Delay.

The boxes for the new tire-alarm tele'
graph system will not arrive from Bal
timore until June /, The work, bonse-
quently, will be delayed.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
Severely Burned.

Annie Williams, aged about five
years, was severely burned yesterday
afternoon, while she was playing with
fire, at her home, No. 3 Hamilton
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
The Carriage steam Works.

Any person in want of a good wagon
would do well by calling on B. Fs
Smeltz, Eighth and Walnut.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
Fish

Powell g. Bro. have on their stalls, in
Third Street Market, a supply OF trout,
rock, halibut, shad, herring, &c.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24

Tie West Presbyterian Church straw
berry festival is the first Of the season,
and viii commence tomorrow night in
I'll" lecture room OF the Masonic Tem-
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
Ice Cream.

Charles Kyle is prepared to furnish
|the finest ice cream of all havors, to all
swho may call either by wholesale or re-
bail, at the Northeast corner of Sixth
and Orange streets, or at his stall, cor
|ner of Second aud Market streets. Par
HES and families supplied at short no.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
State OF the Thermometer

at the REPUBLICAN Office, in the shade,
this morning:
Z O'clock. 10 o'clock 12 o'clock,
61O $50 100
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24

On Transters-Charles Baird, John
Brooks, p. U. Furry.
On Elections-L. W. Palmer, VIM.
Forsyth, S. +. Belts.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24

WANTED:-EXrERaENSSEp, pdasiE6rS =, WOMAN s0s W. ~
SIKH street. my24-St
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
Dental Notice.

For cleansing the teeth, invigorating
She gums and sweetening the breath, ).
IS. Whites spccialities have no equal
SEirst-clasS dentistry only at 9l7 Market
street, Wilmington, Del, from the lSt
No the 2Oth Of each month. DR.. Jas. ii.
ESrOtt. Dentist,
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24

yXTANTED.-A GOOD WOMAN, GOOD
w cook and ironer. with recommendations
mv24.9t+ No. 100 King street.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

TNHE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE
Grand Depot. 18th st., Market to Chestnut.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24

yIYANrED.-TWO MULE SPINNERS-
w Apply at once to the Arlington Cotton
Mills. my242t
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24

Special notice to storekeepers and
Bconsumcrs. N. l.. Janney, 3O3 King
Street, makes speciality of potatoes,
u and is prepared to sell cheaper than any
man in the city. Give him call before
buying. All goods delivered free of
4chGrge.
Daily Republican., 1881-05-24

VITANTED.-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework. Apply No. East Seventh
street, my2A-2tt
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-01-01

AssOrscEsHyT ron iss.
with N. January Es~h~s lirrans-,,t'- s.rssins
vii enter uf9n Nev Series, shsnzr vhi<h .ilI 10
marked BY NAM improvements aud . material rs.
due,lon IN priv. NsInssinlnv the .sns hxk iise.Y-
~ standard % IN The rssi, bal pfr-sninr Hsv aud
attractive feafnrrr-fenfsfiu The Mssafine .on,s
rhst fshieF IN thsrsstef than hihrrtn i.s fonfue-
is ~ili saFs ns enhfis n strsrs fsr n The ai-lles
live repuiailsn II . ihasvushiJ popular aHa ART
eis.. fsniliy Megssihs.
IIppins.yft Magazine vlii rlH 10 fnrni.h eater
t.nrnrrt ard hsllthy stimnisat 10 tho. n hssh
sexs- vha had th- s-s snisl stfrssh asnl In llxht
and si'rsrtisr rrsiIng.
IL ns~ sstcns viii smhrscs great ssrlefr n ta,-
h. hsinE sf-ri. rrnaiHan<~ 10 lts - ~. ss..~-ru
sstHai ifs IT, Interests. srisi s<It- and ssr,.ss
phases. pathetic ssd snusirr. presented In vixId
psesarrs ard graphic stssrh<-, The lss II writer's
vill inelu< -srY - e-afy4<=ss<- frr>s --iinf,sf
dsf-rsnsnt. sil - pi<- ~ ill.>vp1ssa. esrtfsi-
W sre,uied. stIf ronfinue ts Md ti4s
faf ssis ~ ~ frst sss r~w~it<i~rs
Txs~s fsasiy srt>srirsIou fz.8 slneis rsns-rf
= ssnf-. TITS Etftp-Ttrt rrrtr-. III. fiss
eafits tii.#t Ten caf4es Elth ~ eats eafs 70 .h~
sist F~stsr. fv>ssy .sse 1sfI>p.
- -r~is~s ssni<r ssiird. p>rspsId. - f<ssItt
5,sssIssEs !, Z! n sss!l Aeez Il''., rs:s q i
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-01-01
ha lion. Board OF tlayor and
)dermen 0f the town OF Ss.tit:

|thc undersigned fltiErns Of the town ot Sat-
Inola runnty, Mlsg., do hereby ruspeatiuliy
md G., /. Chapman ns a suitable person 10
tcnsc 10 retail vinous and sliriiunus liqnurs,
) thai your honorahlr body do grant 10 him
% retail vluops, spIfltuniis and malt liqnprs
buildng knnwn n the varandah Hotel IN tho
y sariis, county and State Aforesaid. Nov.
|sSo.
Payne, s T C:eplt., J T Fmthlne A " NV
N bnitdn, \ y Arhurklc. s Mrttackrn, W I
ttcn, Ri Wallace, W A Duggr, George r
TX Dlana Charlie Carlton, = : Smith, < q
b, 4 II fs,lor 4 Goodman J T enlier, n
hds, "a. tsw hrrn, J " Rice, W n Crorkrtt
fright, Tim Green. = ~ schmidt, W " Camp
|A Carlton, Joe Simmons, ! 4 Horlan, ] "
BON, Geo Oton, 6rerncwal1 " T. Henderson
fn, J Ryan, Dave WAllLcc, 4 A Smith, " 4
" y Dye, nc Kyle, q NJ Henderson. l. fishel
~ n rarneIi, Josh Inckhcnr,, ! Gibson.
binlnghan,J W Jenningr. Arthur Brown, 4
e { Gruss, Il ~ Strung: II Gunier, Tom smith
\ = n Jordsn, u Nattingly G Mattingiy, e. W
J wright, Phil Chapman, Turner lrudtr
brston, Adam Drnwn Ilnil,, Rhed-s, A " wal-
i sisuions, n r Hunter, ben ia vid, ftKhodcs,
|U'tonssr, " Bruce, ! T settle, y r J
Fsf Funk. Green Thornton, : N Patton, J
I Jeaso Jones. Jan pralcher / G Bglrh, Bal-
kht. Nute Isai. Charles. Austin, Smith lat-
n ir.ifi, Caleb Sims, James wnifnrd, " Rurk
|nett, : Joucs, " u Miller, Jack Ilghiovcr,
f.r, n l. Levy, John Henderson. j : Franks,
lehsower. y a Hall. wwalkrr, II nallnann.
|laes. 7 kcrton. Harrison Harrison, u 4
ell, jesse walton, ~ wells, Harris Thornton,
fimH mons, W Ballard. Jack IIoitgoad, Sam wells
|hden. Henry Talyor, Jesse Barriuger, D 4
Mathews Henry Moore, c " Richards,
|spnish ~ dii-t
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-01-01

their heirs entitled by late laws Of Con
grrss. Send two stamps for laws ard cop,
Of CITIZEN SotDiEs. 10 y. W. Fitzgerald.
L. ). Claim Attorney. box SIS. Washing.
ton, y. {.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1881-01-01
Patents. .ss';,,,"; !; w%: :, s'I;s.. S.,.

tnis. h47 Seventh ST.. or Bor iso. Washing
ton. ID. G. No fec required unless Patent
j. obtained. scnd for circular giving terms
&c Established 1870.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-16
The Surgeons Knife.
Wonderful Surgical Operation. itemorai
OF Urinary stones from the
Bladier--Successfil.

Mr.. Simeon Tictsell, OF saugertics, " y, had
been treated for seven years by various physi'
clans for what they call ricture OF the urelhra,
without benefit. lie finally consulted DIR. David
Kennedy, OF Ronlout, y. Y, who found his trouble
to lie Urinary Calculi or Stones In tie Bladder
The doctor at once removed the foreign bodies
with tue knife end then gave his great Plood Spe-
cfic, "Fayo riie Kennedy, )" 10 prevent their reform
alton The entire treatment was tmineutly sue
ccss.n', and AZ. Ti,iiclrs r,ctvefy was rap d
ard Terfect.
While "Favoritc Remedy is spcclac in all
Kidney and nlaider diseases, Il is "a ally yald.
able in eases e Bilious Disorder, Cons tiraiion
of the Bowels, ard all the ola's o. ills apparently
lis. parable from the constitutions Of women.
Try It. Your Gruggis, has It. and i;s cost Is only
one dollar bottle, The lucky man Is he who
puts this advice in practice. Don't f.rSet the
name and address, Or. pavii Keunedy. Rontout'
\ Y. The etor would haye it understood that
While he is engaged in the Introduction OF his
medicine, ''favorlte Remedy" he stu cor ,inues
the practice OF his profession. bat confines him
self exclusively 10 Office practice. lie treats all
diseases OF a chronic character, and Perioim' all
the minor and Capitai ope atoms Of surgery.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-16
4 ONNECTICUT BEAUTl'S FOR
TUNE.

Many years ago Young man made
his appearance in S,ra,tord, Ct, aud
passed a few weeks at the tavern.
Whence he came, and what was his bus
mess. none could guess. Directly oPPo-
site the tavern stood the small cottage
and forge of blacksmith named Folsom,
He had a daughter who was the beauty
Of the village, and it was her fortune TO
cap,ivate the heart Of the young stranger.
He told her his love, said that he was
travelling incognito but, in confidence,
gave her his real name, saying that ne
was heir to a large fortune. She return
ed his love, and they were married few
weeks after. In few months the hus-
band received large budget Of letters,
and told his wife that he mus, AZ once
return to England, and mus; go alone.
Tie took his departure, and the go'sipS
had glorious opportunity TO make con
tIlus woman wFetched. To all but her
self II was d clear case Of deseIticn. The
wife became a mother, and Tor TWO years
lived on in silence and hope. By the
end OF that time letter was received by
tile Sirl;lord beauty from her husband,
directing Ter TO 20 at once % New York
with her child, taking with her nothing
but the clothes she wore, and embark in
ship for England. On her arrival IN
New York she found vessel sp!endidly
furnished with every convenience and
luxury for her comfort, and two servants
ready to obey every with that she might
express. The ship duly arrived in Eng
land, and the Stratford girl became mis-
trsss of mansion, and, rs The wife of a
barone,, was sallted as Lady Samuel
Sterling. On the death Of her husband,
many years ago, the Stafford boy sue
cecdcd to tie title and wealth OF his
father, and in the last edition OF Peer
age and BaEoneta2e' ne is spoken OF as
tie issue OF Miss Folsom, Of S;ratford,
North America"
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-16
FOUND IN AN OLD CHEST.
AUTOGRAPHS OF WASHINGTON. JEffER-
son AND OTHERS. -INTEREsrING Dis
covERIEs DY JUDGE PETERS.
nnuorCnmrnercinl.l

During recent visit to Ellsworth,
John A. Peters, of this city, associate
Justice of the Supreme Judicial Court OF
Maine, examined some old books and
documents which belonged to his grand
father Melatia Jordan, of Ellsworth. In
an ancient chest, which had not been dis
turbed since 1919, Judge Peters dis
covered some intereting documents bear
ing the signatures Of George Washing
ton. Thomas Jefferson. John Hancock
and other great men of the past. These
papers have been shown TO few persons
Tie collection is exceedingly valuable,
for the documents are not worn or soiled,
and the autographs they bear look as II
they had been written short time ago.
The first is paper signed by the
President of the United States, appoint
ing Melatia Jordan collector Of French
mans Bay. 1t bears the signature OF
George Washington, date 1889.
The second is document appointing
Melatia Jordan inspector of the Reve-
nue. for the several ports within the dis
trict of Frcnchman's Bay; it is dated
2lst March 1871, and is signed 10y
George Washington and Thomas Jeiter-
son. The seal is onamcnted with a
spread eagle, similar to the one now
stamped on the new silver dollars.
The next is a renewal of the same Of
flee it is signed as the above, and dated
Sth March, 1882. Then comes a COM
mission signed by John Hancock, Cover
nor of Massachusetts,, Doth November
1871, making Mr.. jordan Major Of
the lth regiment, of the Second Brigade,
Eighth Division. The paper also bears
the autograph Of John Avery. Secretary.
John Hancock signature i, bold in style,
but less finn than the one appended TO
the Declaration OF independence.
Another interesting paper Is Letter
Of Administration from job Nelson, esq q,
to Mr.. Jordan. Dated Cas'lae, I'D
July, 1906.
Another appoints Mr. Jordan Jus
,ice of the Peace and Is dated at Boston
18th September, 1908. Signed 10y In
crease Sumner. Governor OF Massachu
sets, and John Avery, Secretary. Next
commission TOR l.Ieutinant. Signed
9th July, 1886, by James Bowdoin, Gov
eruor OF Massachusetts,.
Next in order Is an honorable dis
charge from the Office of Lieutenant Of
Second regiment. Signed 10y Adjutant
General William DAmmian. Dated jan
.uay IL, 1901.
An appointment OF Justice OF the Peace
i, >isred by Ei1ridsc Gerry, Governor
OF Massachusetts aad Benjamin Thomas,
Secretary. Dated a; Boston, sd Fobru-
ary, 1872.
Another appointment; Of Justice of the
Peace is dated 18th Ct February, 1905
and signed by Caleb Strong, Governor OF
" massachusetts,.
The last is a similar appointment dated
Esd February 1909. signed by Levi La
coin, Governor Of Massachusetts,.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-16
FRESHMAN AGAINST QUAKER.

An Iiishman, finding bis cash at
low ebb, resolved to adobt 1.-The road"
as professional means of refreshing the
exchequer and having provided him
self with a huge horse pistol, proceeded
forthwith to the conventional lonely
common and lay in wait. The no less
conventional farmer returning from mar
ket with bag of money of course soon
appeared, 20 whom enter Pat with the
regulation highwayman offer of choice
"Iour money or your life ~ remark
fortified by the simultaneous exhibition
Of the firearm in the usual way. The
farmer, who was Quaker, essayed TO
temporize. 81 would not have thee stain
thy soul with sin, friend and didst thou
rob me of my gold, it would be theft !;
and didst thou kill me, i. would be muir
der. But, hold A bargain is no sin,
but commerce between two honest men.
| vii, give thee this bag of gold for the
pistol which thou holdest at my ear"
The unsuspecting amateur Macheath,
yielding, perhaps, to the Quaker's logic
and solicitude for his spiritual welfare,
made the exchange without a moments
hesitation. snow, friend" cried the
willy Ephraim, dwelling the weapon,
'give me back me gold, or I'll blow thy
brains out - "Blaze away, thin, dar-
lint !" said Pat. "Sure, there's niver
dhrop of powther in it," The result
was sold Quaker.-ChamJers Jour
nal
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1881-08-16

ITCHING PILEs-SYMPToM AND CURE
The symptoms are moisture, like perspira-
ton. intense itching, increased by scratch
ing. very distressing, particularly at night,
as il pin worms were crawling in and about
the rectum; the private parts are some
times affected; il allowed TO continue very
serious results may follow. Or. Slcdyne's
an Healing Ointment is a pleasant sure
cure. Also for letter, Itch, Salt Rheum,
Scald Head, Erysipelas, BARRIERS Itch,
Blotches. all Scaly, Crusty. Cutaneous
Eruptious. Price 80 cents. 3 boxes for
sl.25. Sent by mail TO any address on re-
ceipt Of price in currency, or three cent
postage stamps. Prepared only by DIR.
Swayne & Son, $50 North Sixth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa, to whom letters should
be addressed. Sold by all prominent drug
gists.