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Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22
Inquiries Answered.

Mrs-Es. EDiToEs: Please tell one of
your readers what Alfalfa csas- and
Al-.ke clover arc like: slso Swedish
clover. Where should they hc towed ?
How high do they grow Where can
the seed be oblaiuad, and az what cost,
Where can G-uc.-ec m,llet hr obtained
and at what cost2 ". 4. X.
Alfalfa is but li.uc grown in this
country as a farm crop, excepting on
the Pacific slope, where it is valued
for grass. Itis the "luccrncr OF Eu-
rore. and the "Chilian clover" Of
South America. Efforts have been
made, of late years, to introduce it in
the South. with n fair degree of sue
cess. 1t is chiefly used in n green
state. though not without value as q
dry fodder. Its chief characteristics
are its very long roots, and rapid
growth, and these adapt it TO locali-
ties where hot and dry weather pre-
vail. "Its peculiar home seems TO be-
in a warm, dry climate, where the
ground never freezes, and parts rare
~, If ever, occur" and, Of course.
would prove of hut little value in
Pennsylvania.
"Alsike" clover and Swedish" clo-
yer, are different names for the same
plant. 1t originated in the parish OF
Alsike, in Sweden-hence its name.
In its home it is said to grow in great
abundance in every ditch, and at eve
~ woodside, though even there, the
agricultural authorities say it is sec
ond to red clover. In appearance IL
seems to be intermediate between our
common red and the white clover. IL
has some value when sown in connec-
tion with grass seeds OF various kinds
for the purpose of permanent pasture,
or when sown with timothy for hay
II is not, however, nearly so valuable
as our common red clover, and is not,
in our opinion, worthy of any atten-
tion at the hands Of our practical far
mers. Honey growers esteem it high
" for bee pasture. 1t does best in
moist, rich soil.
German or Golden Millet we are
inclined to regard with considerable
favor. 1t is an annual, cultivated
like oats OF barley, and may take their
places in the rotation of crops. On
good ground il produces largelyi is
greedily eaten by all stock, and by
many farmers is preferred TO either
of the above grains. All Of these
seeds, can be obtained nc any of the
leading seed stores. Messrs. ID. Land
reth Il Sons, of 81 South Sixth street,
Philadelphia, or Messrs. u. X. Bliss
Il Sons, of 81 Barklay street, New
York, both of whom advertise in the
DEMOCRAT during the seed season,
and whom We know to be entirely re-
liable, can supply any Of them at any
time. The prices, of course, fiuctu-
ate according TO the condition Of the
market, but we Judge thas millet seed
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22
New Jersey Mari.

C. l.. iB =. 5. E,eIrE rs.'.
The great mari belt or New jersey
stretches from the head of Delaware
BAY northcastward 20 the coast OF.
posite Staten Island, q distance of
about one hundred miles The belt
varies from FIVE to fifteen miles in
width. At some places the mail crops
ont on the surface, and is easily dug
as common dirt: 81 others il lies fii-
teen or twenty feet deep and must be
taken out by machinery. There are
four great mari layers in New Jersey,
made up of CD ,Ae clay marls. 277
feet thick. with dark.colorcd clay a.
a large constituent element: o. the
lower mari bel, 80 feet thick, in which
appeaszx arccnsaud mari. much used
70 wiling: (3) the middle marl
be''q 'qGsN . thick, where appear a
mari Of Chocolate color and also Of
olive green; and (D the upper mari
bed, 81 feet thick, where are found
two marls-ash eolorcd and blue; ma
king altogether $50 feet Of mari stra.
Ia under New Jersey. The mail was
formed by the chemical dccomposi-
tion of ogranic matter, chiefly shells,
along with sand and other earthly sub.
stance.
Exactly what mari is chemically
the following analyses Of Woodstown
"A fair specimen of other analyses
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22

Or all wheats, many of which were
sown as winter wheats for the first
time, very few would have been APP
preciably winter.killed had the land
in all parts been so drained or level
cd, that the water could not have
long remained on the surface. or beds
OF ice have formed. There Is no
wheat hardy enough TO grow under
such conditions, and it Is Of the first
Importance, therefore, that In fitting
our lands FOR wheat, hdllows should
be allied Ia OF thoroughly drained.--
Rural Ncr Yorker.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22

Trie MaII Wrtt. NIaFara tTVfFFs Vet, LlCk WaVFn
Accommodation West. and Day ENprrss Esst. make
eifs-e connections AZ Northumberland With l. A o. u
r. trains for Wilk esharre and Scranton.
Eris Mail West. Niagara Expires West. AMI Eric
Express w ct, and Lock Haven Accommodation Wet
W. trains north.
Eris Mail West. Niagara ESprcs. West and nay
Express Fast. make close connection At Loek Haven
with u. = v r. R trains
Erie Mail East and West connect AZ Erie With train
on l. ; 4 VI. :. u r., At Cory with o. G. 4 A. V. y
r. AZ Emporium with b. v. Y. 2. r. r., anI a.
priftwcud wlth 4. V. u u
Parlor care will run betwsen Philadeiphia and
Wiliiamspurt On Niagara ESpTs.- West Erie Eypres1
West. Phiiadelphia Expfsss Esst and Dsy ESprssi
East and sunday Express Fast siaspiug cars al
niEht trains. VIZ. A. BtLrvtN,
Gent Superintendent
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22
For Sale.

A FARM containing Fifty Acres,
ard having thereon erected Two.sTonY
inquire e =. - n kEEI EaEzzssa
S-h uHlsNE snsie FesHzz "A
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22

Do not forget TO open surface ditch
es in all the low places in the wheat
fields as soon as you are done seed
inb. It's dry enough now, to be sure,
but it's a splendid time to snake pro-
vision for a rainy day"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22

rHE TEsr sV THE NArIosAL WELFARE n THE ISIELLI
GENcE AND PROSPERITY OF THE TAEnER.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22

Mr.. JoHN JENKINS, of Mount Yer
non, Ohio, was lately gored 10 death
by bull. Another argument in fa-
vor of the polled or hornless bree ds
of cattle, ard one which we should
judge would make many converts
among breeders.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22

SHEKP dung is very concentrated
and fine, and il the animals can be
made TO feed on small spaces they
not only strew the manure thicklv.
but press It firmly into the earth
with their feet. II Is very rich In
nitrogen, owing to lis highly concen-
tratcd condition.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22

Every farmer IN his annual experience
dtseoUers something Of rdiue. Write IL and
send Il 10 The "AgricUitural Editor Of the
DEMOCRAT, BeltefoHte, Penn'd, that othe,
farmers may hare the beHeft of H. Lst
communications be timely, and BE- sure that
they are brief and iceii pointed
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22

NEWS, FACTS AND SUGGESTIONS.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1881-09-22

"a -AdRICJLTURAL.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
Light FINGERED Gentry.

As Is usual on q holiday, pick Dock.
cts abound and ply their willy arts upon
the unsuspecting, by slipping watches,
pocket books, etc, from their person.
Several watches were thus taken, yes.
terday, and in one instance the rascal
made of with tis booty. Another case
the owner recovered his watch and let
the tbiet 90 free. Mr.. Edmund Adele,
was accosted by stranger, at Fourth
and Orange streets, and they talked
with each other for a few minutes,
when the stranger grabbed Abele =
watch AMI made off with IL. Mr.
Ahele, in company with Two or thre"
policemen, chased the scoundrcl hat
was unable to catch him. The watch
was silver stem. windcr and the chain
gold The rascal is DESCRIBED as a short
sto 1t young man, with black mouslache
dark clothes and Slouch hat.
Another watch was stolen from a
man near Second and Orange streets,
but this thief was not so lucky in max
ing his escape.
The owner of the watch pursued him
and caught him before he had g"t far.
The thief gave up the watch and was
allowed 10 go "Srntt free" All Snch
character, ~ thee shoala be banded
over 10 the authorities ard punished.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
Contradiction.

MEssRs. EpITuHs :-Will you pleas
contradict he statement made III Mon
DAYS REPUBLICAN,, that the KEY. l'r'
Frost had refused TO give up the com
munion service for use al the midnight
service on Christmas eve Rev. DE-
Frost has been out of town for nearly a
weekaud had not been asked for w.
Mr.. Fisher called AT the Rectory al
half past eleven O'Clock on saturday
night, the service was to commence al
ten minutes before twelve, he said he
had forgotten all about ii.
As there is communion service III
use in the parish, for there is comnun'
ion every month, if he had called at a
proper time there would have been 10
trouble in finding this service; the "le-
ments and the priest being there II was
not necessity to omit The celebration
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
An Immense Business.

All the merchants of this cl'r, with
ont any exception, are .iuhiIant oven
the amount of business done prrylous
to Christmas. From morning until
late at night the stores were a living
mass Of buyers. GA Saturday NIGH II
was with difficulty that the stores
could be closed AT - o'clock, aud many
were compelled 10 keep on selling until
| O'Clock. Tho amoJut ot business
done far exceeded their most SaNg'Uuo
expectations. Several prumiu'u. mor'
chants stated that their sales amounted
to several hundred dollars more than
they had any icl OF, ard this was Ial
the best Christmas they ever had.
Many oftht stores prrschtcd an cmp'N
appearance this morning iE ih" display
o. goods, their counters and shelves De.
ing almost empty, winch fact goes t'
Prove that no small business wa d,nc,
The liquor saloons received an uuHsU,
ally large share of pl'rnuagr, and in
consequence whi-kcy, egg noEE, beer
etc, together with the turkey 'unOl
SET ont At The different saloons, suffered
at the hand, of rIcu and boys,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
una She IDte:|

"No; hellugered ana suffered along
piuing away ali the time, tor years, The
doctors doing her no goud;and at Iast was
cured by this Fop Bitters the papers
say SO much about loG'rd indeed
how thankful we should be for that
medicine"
WASnlSGToN, ID. c., May H. -.
Having been ii s'tirrtr
for long ume from nervous prostra-
tion and general debility, | was advised
to try Hop Brters. have taken one
bottle and have been rapidly getting
better ever since, and think it the best
medicine ever used. ! am now getting
strength and appetite, which was all
gone, and was in despair until | tried
your Bitters. am now well, able t.
90 about and do my own work. Before
taklug it, was completely Frustrated.
MRS. MARY STUART.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
Illness of the Chief Justice

About one week previous Ia the al
jOurnment of Courl, the Chief Justice
was taken quite i'll one evening, III The
judges parior at the Court House lie
hlea considerably from the noS', but in
the morning feeling better he resumed
his place on the bench, and continued
to occupy ii until last Wednesday,
when feeling quite Ill again, he rr,ired
to his room AT the CLAYTON House and
sent for DR.. Draper, Ca Saturday he
went TO his home ~ Dover, when he
rapidly grew worse, the b!eyulug At the
nose agMn setting IL. In. Btsnop, OF
Dover, WIS called in, and succeeded in
checking the hemorrhaEr, and although
the Doctor pronounced Als coalition as
Improved, still he could NO. say that lie
wa, out Of danger. 1t is 10 I've boped
that the. Chief Justice may soon be re-
stored to his accustomed health.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
kpeclAI VI enttun.

Carter's Little Liver Pills, Little
Nerve Pills and Iron Pals for blood and
nerves and Carter's Belladouna and
Smartwued Backache plast,rs for sale
at Beatoa smiths, druggist, 1th \ Pil'.
Car load of hard kindling wood in
block, and clean coal Of hesC quality at
+. Feli's coal yard, 622 West Front ST..
James Il Webb had an immense sale,
bat it is the place to buy New Year
presents at \ bargain.
DJD t forget st. PaUl's NJ. +. Sunday
Sclo" Christmas entertainment Thurs
FAY .AsAt
..ui COW for New Year cards . Jam es
X HebO's is headquarters,
Diaries for 1882 at James n Webb's.
New Near cards at James & Webs $.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
Wanted far Stealing.

This morning, VIM II. Stachhouse,
swure out a warrant for the arrest of "A
young woman, named Lillio Mos"da'e
but who is known III this city AS Lillie
stack house. Sh" came from Hartford
county, Md, AID has been living here
for sorc time. Yesterday being CAr.st.
mas day. and Lille being shor; OF
ca>h, cutercI the room OF Mr.. Stack
house, broke ouen his trunk, aui took
$50 thrrefrom, after which she left the
house and Ia, not since been seen. The
police are on her track, and il she is IN
the c:iy she VII, soon be brought 10 jus
tee She isa deep one and person,
should keep a sharp look-out tor her
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
A Mutual SUrBriNr

Messr., H,ouani,oD 4 Robbins oiDo-
yer, have been IN 'ac htbi, loI >Nelal
years o. presenting rarh otlhcir female
employees wDrhatTo dollar aud a nai
gold piece, and each married man has
always received 4 fine turkey rs a
Christmas pr.r,g'. On saturday Ia"i
lutnedlatIy after lAn hands had re'
criveh their rra.H', one Of che number
ON b,hait usEn employees presented
Mr. \. i. E.'.ud,uu tie senior mem
lrt oi rNr firm, w',h pair ot EoiI rim
rye glasses, ~al.n Nr. Eut'er the sup
aud N. H. y. hobOOs the
Junior member Of tbs firm, eacl rr'1N
ei a handsome gol.! headed cane l4e
affair was a comp.et" surprise 70 '"o
members Of the tirm and the gifts are
are highly priced.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
a HENAS BTyIL,
suut. III smyrna ovsr =,
fad, u Drauh

The vln2 rs Of = G}ruG trr irAj,pao,
over what /, Ia 8-is r., .trarg,,,f,,n.
,ai ii"Emenf Of a N-. by her husband
:" h,rh resulted IA 1a-Hr4lhrr,np aIv
E.c after uaheI, Sir, SudI- >mIM
daughter OF John 4 NosLeI ot nat
tuwn and niece at ". =. No>hp., o,rD,
city, Mrs, Smith NrIora ncrmlrr,yp
va, one of til" uiOs aitabr an. beau,
!ul y,nug ladlr. Of Smyrna and even
ait"r her marriage to her brute Of /.
husband Wilmer =. Smith, notw;,b.
standing the bru'a. ir armpnt snr re.
Cr!Yed she rs.W-rd tur>n rl.rlrtfrI,.
tlcs, Smi,h hrfor, hi~ marriage witt
Miss N",hr.! lE,d III rp2er ana was
irWc,rr Errc bis s'ors nurntd down
and he VAS believed Ia have Sc, i. on
nrc 20 OBTAIN the lu.uamn. lie then
married Miss N"sLt,tlro.u, ,,iug oh.yt
been connected asa rIngh soon after,
wards he WAS SUSPECTED H rJb5ng the
drug s'Or. ~ -, +. Burton Of Dover
OF 2lIo After this lie rHuvyrl to Cen.
trrvllL", Maryland, where I'ls sand he
ABUSED his young aud beautiful wife in
au outrageous manner, Tie was not
present =, III, wl,e'> funeral which was
fortunate Tor hi,u.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
MARRIAGES.

CAMPBELL -CARHART.-At the brides
home, near Zion, Nd, on December I'D, at
ia. IN, by Rev. A. ID. Davis, }. NJ. Camp
bell and Miss Mary +. tarhart.
WHllEM EMAN-SrUAhT. -tn December
22d, 1881, at Oh ster, IA by Rev. W; j..
paxson. George W. Whiteman to Catha-
Iine A. Stuart, both Of New Castle County
el.
CLOUD-TAYLOR.- Tenth and Orange
streets. this city, on Thu siay evening
iiec. 22d, by Rev. A. Stenglc, Mr.. Lewis a q.
Cloud and Miss Anna NJ IayIor, both Of
ttig city.
KEIN M ANX On the 18th inst at the
residence Of the brides parents, corner OF
Mn and Walnut streets, by the Rev. Mr.
l'enschmid, Joseph Kern 10 Miss Bertha
Nanz both OF this city.
HIL.,-Fl NNEY - ON December /. 1881, by
kev. +. Stubbs, at 1885 South Fourth street,
PhiI ulphg, eolge W Hill and Emma
G. tlnney, both Of Whining on, Del.
,TATSC N-HlLI lS.-On December goth,
gSl, by Rev. Il StUDbs, at 1856 Sout
Faurth street. Philadelphia George l.,
Vsts anI Mary l.. ilIls, both OF VII
mingtUn, Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
FIFTH |: edition
IOcAIetess

The cenhe walls of ono os
prick houses being buiIt nm - = fow Of
street between Maryland s1nnStrut
huan'S a,. y streets, fell in with 'a"r n ard
apon, 40, ,,,' 1890 o'clock last ever'or crash
"nei. '"p'S fright.
About I o'clock yesterday ,n
y ',Ian under the influence nr nr'Tn!Doon,
l"il through the railroad brid, "Ilor
TIN bt1ndywinc. lie was a'S-Ti Over
and was not 80 drunk. as uIo,DM out
oNtfb0Ard. on account of,hn "t iell
he received. '' "'cS'pg
", The President Of the Ma
'onlecUCe, Rev. r. D. Va", tAOMa
preach in The First Methods i, !, vii
NAi' hnrch, seventh Street n.,. 'Wrs Vs
nat, on Thursday, Dec. 2g,b ",' vt, "al'
NJ, Public cordially invited " ""n
This morning the policemen u
smoking Their impor'cd cigr, ,', -, al
BOXES of which were pr,,ortaII ", Two
las! evening by Wm. Law'or W. w ,,''ra
china ware, Glj Market ,tran, ''"rFlH
were happy. 4ley
Coroner Wcldjn held al jror,u.
terday on the body of Gusrayu. y, yrS
\ coIorcd lad, a.cd H. Who Ii''1'0, "1''0,
south Wilmington. prltn fr,'' ,,'" IL
sumption Was tie verdict. ''" ''N'
A pnbIic test "l' th" Snaw re.ioy,.,
will hr tested ug The rrpira 'aFe
aohiug'ou Fine Co.,, at Four5 ,, sut
wharf, Tins af'orno II At 3or'.,. .'N' H
Nr' shaw, tn" aa'clfcc, Of Rn,,,rH W
The street ,ar fIivc,s on III. &c.
railway received the.r annual r, WI!
mas dinner yesterday, tom ppma,a' n,M
Ladies' living along the avepp~ ',ps mS'
max" Ills their annual custom ""O
Tia" Board of EIncarlor oa f.,
evening, Int aAionrhrI witlor, ,,,S ,"s'
acting ANY business, there po, h.n. ""u''
quorum present 50
The Catholic fait for The beras, =.
the Orphans op"urI At the Ir.,,,,, VI
haI, last cvenlI, The y,erj',op
was very large. ''''
The Sheriff and all thrmia,voA,,,,
took a holiday yesterday. ~
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
THIRD EDITION.
AL.arEe Funeral.

The funeral of Frank Fitzpatrick,
whose death was noticed a few DAYS
ago, took place yesterday mornlns'
from his late residence, on Washington
street above Second. The organizations,
to which he belonged, turned OUT IN
large numbers, as follows: Shields LII
brary Association, seventy-hVe mem
bers; knights Of ST. Lawrence, MY
members in full uniform and torty,hNe
members of the Water Wi ch FIRE 'oin-
pauy. The knights OF 81; La"T4nte n.;
ment Band. The interment took pia's
AT the New Cathedral Cemetery "A
LARGE number of frelds aud relatives
of the deceased attended the funeral III
conf met on with the organizations, an"
thirty carriages were in line. The cere'
mony was solemn one for Christians
day,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
EAT Es.

JUSTlSON.- N.--0n the 23d inst, Mary A. JUS
tson, in her 45th year.
Relativ es ana friends are respectful lly IN.
yitel to attend her funeral fIom the house OF
J. y L.other NO. ia Walnut street, on Tues
day morning, at il O'Clock. lntermeLt AZ
Mt. Vernon cemetery, Philadelphia.
LLOYD On the 2lst inst, Willie Il aged 7
months end 10 day, In ant son OF Joseph
and LII Lloyd.
Interment at Brandywine cemetery
yATES.--On the evening OF December Goth,
1881, Mary JulDert, wife Of John q. ate'.
The relatives and friends are invite to at.
tend the funeral, on thursday morning, 18th
inst, at IL O'clock, from the residence OF her
hush and, 4l9 Washington stre-t.
IN9LE.-On the 10Th inst , Iva f. daughter
of James and Arbana Inc lie, aged zyears,
2m0nths and days.
The relatives and frients Of the fan lily are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral on
this (luegdav) al. ernOou the 21th. Service,
at the house at z O'Clock. lntermsnt at River.
view cemetery.
Cur Il tie Iva Is dead and gone
10 meet her Saviour above,
She has left this world Of sorrow
To share trc angel love.
She was cherub bright and fair,
Too pure on earth to stay,
Her Saviour stopped with loving arms
And ca ried her away.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
Two Girls Saving the Lives OF Five
Men,

Friday evening last seven young
msn started to skate down TO Gatineau
Point, Ont. Opposite Kettle Island
they ran into piece OF bad ice. through
which five of them plunged. Two
daughters Of Superintendent O'Neill of
the Dominion poliCa saw the accident
from their house, on Kettle Island.
They ran for their fathers boat, pushed
it across tbs ice until they came to the
broken spot, where they launched it
and saved the lives of the party.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
pultre 1 ss"s.

Mayor Almond presided At ea'l ,rs, i'
sion Of The polilr Culrt since Saturday,
and was kept exceedingly busy more
50 than at any holiday season hereto
fore. The main portion Of the cases cases
disposed Of were for drunkenness "OD
drunk and disorderIy. $3.50,
This morning VIM. c. hfI'I2I way
fined 81 and costs for disorder! 'ou,
duet in Joseph SrootkIn'a Deer Sd'o'J ,G
Joseph Giuder, for hr.nI H'la" an. a,.
diSol,irrIy in his boarding uol"' ""
ordered to pay 81 and ro>'S; ,..,,-rv
Marin Hathcld, co.orn,i, disorder! !,
conduct in Mt. olive church, o." iVE% r",
street above Fifth, last ''e'ilT ,, e"
MS oticrsc he wa, ind =! ooi costs; I
A number of trunks were a''' ",r''0
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
A Fight YESTERDAY

Yesterday evening a co'oIr! n''. .i"at, "
had imbibed too mU,n 81 lae a', Il
came in the vicinity of me o'"y' I SN,,
SpeCAt x Sphan, at f'iiu ."~ .'"s1 ia q
streets, and soon became 'nS,''1 Jnrpg
quarrel with some heIm"pS' ,,hnI
which he was badly te3ith' ',"'R W., R1ock.
lust below the lett shoulder. ~ t,t,,,i'u "Sir
som was called, and upon GSH'D, G ,r"nod
found that it was only ''rSn St nmlol
and not at all dangerous. M i"' whcb
administered some medicine , S" '",sr
with the fright, had the rfIrt,2 ., aav 70
iug him and he went on lis "''
iOicipg.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
The BrackinytIiS Revival.

The revival at Brackinvillu still con-
tinues with much interest. Rev. W. T.
Tull preeched last sunday both morning
and evening. At the morning services
he baptized several children. At night
the house was crowded and twelve or
more We're peniteLts and several con-
versions followed. Up TO the present
time there have been about twenty con-
versions. A class has been organized
and there is prospect thai n church
will be buiIt in the. noighbJrhood at no
distant day.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
IIurrRN lnr :tnr AINc!

Many people bave lost their intcres,
in ponies and in amusemeutS because
tuoy are So out Ui sorts and run down
that they cannot enjoy anything. II
snch persons would o J b" wise enough
tu try that Celebrated remedy Kidney.
Wort and experience its t9nic and reno,
,ating effects they would soon be
hurrahiug with the lgudr.t In oi'hcl
dry or liquid form II is a perfect remedy
for torpid liver, kidneys ar bowels.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
Au0lll,r Candidate.

Bya large majority the people OF 'hr
Tnitei States have declared Tnclr ialth
in Kidney-W ,rt rs n remedy tor all the
diseases of the kidneys and liver, some,
however, have diSliked the trouble ol
preparing it from the dry form. For
such new candidate appears IN The
shaps of Kidney-Wor in Liquid Form
1t is very concentrated, is easily ia ken
and is equally efficient as tn" dry
TRY it,
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
Interesting Lecture.

Major NJ r. Delany an Eloquent
champion of the colored people in the
early days of the anti slavery move
ment, will lecture tomorrow (Wednes-
day) evening, in the A. L. church, Eey'
H. Davis pastor Frerch street above
Eighth, the subject being s. The DIaGK
race an Important factor through all
ages in the wealth OF all civilized ma
tions" The creole quartettc anu La
Teche children Of Louisiana Will he
present and entertain the audience
with chorus singing. The moderate
admission fee ofl0 cents will be charged.
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
Disroputabie Amusement.

A man who was very much under the
influence of liquor sat down yesterday
afternoon al seventh and Market streets,
when he was ber"t by u party of boys,
who tormentci him shamefully. They
took his hat and kicked il around, ami
finished by uashing it with lhcir !cet.
rheu tIey took hold oI the man by TIE
utck, and pulled him about uLti! his
clothes were nearly torn on
Daily Republican., 1881-12-27
DO YOn Know

of any man or boy who You could make
happy by helping them to get good
comfortable suit Of clothes, N'"nn n
Son, Sixth and Market streets, ""uId
be glad TO supply you; they are ctoSnt
out winter stock, and will give You
decided bargain.