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Daily Republican., 1881-03-22
A silver wcddiag.

s. Herssy and his lady having attain
ed the 25ih anniversary Of their wed.
ding yesterday, celebrated the event
last night by entertaining about 100 Of
their friends, at their residence, 7l9
Madison street. Amongst those present
we're Mr.. ani Mrs. Jacob suydsm, OF
Lancaster, Pa, all the other invited
guests being from Wilmington except
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry, Of Braudywine
Hundred. The family group in sepsr-
ate frames we're srrsened in the form Of
cross on the side wall Of the psrlor,
the top Of the cross being ornsmented
with = lifs-like picture OF Rev. DR.. Bar
tine, the minister who performed the
marriage ceremony. Pollowing was
the wedding certificate framed, and in
the centre were the likenssses of two
deceased children. The arms OF the cross
aud tue lover part we're formed OF like
nesses Of the members oftbe family. the
whole resting upon a picture OF the I'm
ION II. L. Church ,oi which all the fam.
i,y are members.
ln the absence Of the home pastor,
Rev. J. l.. Bstliu appropriately re.
married Mr.. and Mrs. Jersey, Dr..
Fields acting as groomsmsn and Mrs.
J. c. eaviIle as bridesmaid. Mr.. Il.
warmly welcomed his numerous fri. nds
shen Mr.. E5tlin msde a very pleasant
address. EEy, heyounges; daughter,
read corgratulatory letter to her
parents signed by all tia children.
Mrs. Kate h ing also read q couera.uls.
tory address. DR.. Fields aud Others
also made remarks. The guests all did
ample Justice 10 the plentiful supply
OF cake provided for the oaoas .on, and
Mr.. Berry's ics cream, done up IN
pyramids By Mr.. ana Mrs, berry them.
selves, never tasted better. D1ripg the
jp2rt OF the evening, DR.. Fields amused
the company by feeling the phreoolo.
tsieal DUMPS OF those who we're not
afraid TO let their good qualities ts
known. 0! course nobody had any bai
qusliti.s. Ar. c. GooiEIu Contributed
Largely 10 the amusement By
singing numter OF songs.
hrs. Maggie Harris beautifully read
the allegory OF The Rock of Ages"
and Nay Eersey read "The New
Churcn 0fgsn" and other selected
pieces; voca, music was also a pleasing
feature. A glancs through the presents
collected on the table showed that Mr..
and Mrs. Il. had been presented by the
friends Of the Union church with a
beautiful silver pitcher and a pair Of
gobblets, gold lined, other friends in
and ou: OF the church presented them
With a couple OF silver pickel
jars, butter knives, sugar spoons ana
other spoons, napktn-riogs, gold pen.
Gil and case, glass cake dishes and
pitchers, q coupls pair OF fine china
vases, and quite variety OF fine linen
table covers, towels and a large num-
Der Of other articles too numerous TO
mention. Many warm congratulations
were rendered TO Mr.. and Ars. H., and
at a seAsonable hour the company
separated for their hOu es.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-22
FuuHTH FpiTsGS.
AN UXNAIUR,L MOrHER.
After Having Reen Betrayed she
Hsserts her Offspring aud Leaves
81 10 the Care of COiOPed People.

After Having Reen BETRAYED she
Hsserts her OnspriI9 aud Leaves
iG 10 tne Care Of COiOred People.
Tne colored people are excited and
shocked st the actions Of certain doc
Tor aud depraved mother. The facts
are thess: There resides in the viciu-
ity Of RlktoD, Nd, q ccmely lady,
xbo is the daughter of wealthy par
EMS. During the month Of January
che visited family living on West
str-et, between Front and Second, this
city. On the evening OF January 25:h
soc gave birth TO a child. She and the
doctor already mentioned desired to
have the infant taken awsy before
mOroiug, fearing that the neigh bors
might learn OF the state OF affairs and
inform the, girls parents. The doctor
suggested that the child be left in the
charge Of some white person, hut the
nsther would not harken TO the pro-
position. She wanted il left with col.
ored people, and her request VAS graft
lied,
Remembering col0rsd woman
named Mccullough, at Fifth and Wsl-
nut streets, whose son he had attsn-
ded, the doctor went to her and asked
her 10 take charge Of the babe until
he could find ii another home. She
tous ented, and at ten o'clock (two
hours after the ch Ids birth) Mrs. Nc
Cullcugh carried 1t 10 her home. The
night was cold and a snow storm Was
raging. Days fitted by aud at the ex
pira,ion OF two weeks the mother re-
turned to her home in Maryland. Dur.
ing the interim the doctor had paid the
oolored woman $50 for taking care o!
The babe.
Six weeks ago he went TO Eliza J.
Bristor, coiored, 1t the corner Of
Twelfth ard French streets, and asked
her to board the child. She told him
that che had frequently boarded chill
dren, aud that She would take care OF
this infant for Two dollars per week.
he explained that the chlld's mother
was poor and worked for Sl.76
per week. When Mrs. Bristor had
b-en thus informed, she consented to
take the child for Ave or six weeks.
1t was understood that she was 10 rs.
osive sl.75 per week and that the doc.
tor woali visit the infant. During the
first two weeks the child's board was
psid regularly, but fer the third week
Mrs. Bristot Only received 81. The
doctor then commenced TO take leas iu-
erest in ths child and has not been to
sea it tor two weeks.
He had been residing in the north
eastern part OF the city, but some time
siBce he moved away, and Mrs. Bristor
does not know where he is.
The RErcBLlCAE cannot say positive
ly who the laty's betrSyer is, but tie
Supposition is that she was betrayed
BY q doctor. He is about fifty or
sixty years old and has not resided in
this city long. The names OF the per-
sons figuring prominently in the case
are withheld for the present. The
babs is bri.ht and winsome little
sirl. Mrs. Bristor is at lCss as TO
what course she shall lursus in the
matter.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-22
fiFrR e0IrlOg
FROM DOVER.

Derrick n. norris s,,,.
'.o'nni"'e fi.s,e-Ias,I.s .'a-,
In Democratic Arms Aise
Special Correspondence Of ,h.R,,
DOVER March 22.-ThrOupb 1''t'' n. =
ls'0n' the 'omui''es to iuvsa.l,,. w. T"
ease Of Derrick B. Morris, r.po,,.. $. y y
II had made careful srsuip,,,..S Wy
found 1T inAdvi'AbIs to tax, any wv ~
Robinson said the charge. t,t I'''
been proved. The petition ~
A''ris impeachment vas unscoon'
led by AFFIDAVIT whil. ,bs c,r,r
had afhisvi's in defense Of a.
tiee' Mr. Bradford said ,h.,.
An affidavit from the sccuser VIII,
the table while not before the COM.
IL had 6e4n read by them. He pro,.,'
~ '"e Az u'pAon OF the repor, Il,
inE the Teopie would not be .,s,s,,
A lively debate followed Ana
Ro oinson made some excuses, ~
port Was adopted, the Republican,, %
A. c. Williams voting no, >
bill appropristing aid 70, Air.,,,'
Of col. children vas taken On IN H.
and put on hnsl passage. vspB,,,,
low, CahS!i and Robinson osi,eJ
saying it would no, by to II. ir,.,'
OF the Democratic party to 50 ,,,'
pris'e the money as it would ,o.. ;,
appear to come from R,pobr,,,
through Delaware associations. yr,I
BurkS!oT charged ,hs, The mon,
would be used by the Republicans b. I
political colonization.
Z. n. Williams favored ,d.sills,,,,
the only objection could b.n,.ir;,'
Tomlinson declared Republicans ror,,
make political capital, ardchvys,,b.,
two Republican members lid p,ird ~
with two Democrats to vote against IL,
local option bill. The Democrats .
vote for 1t aud finally sh,szd!y vol.
for tue bill. Hr. Bradford sb,,,h
spoke Of this impu.s.iop AMI
demanded names. Tomliuson decljDa
Bradford insisted and T. n. WAli,,,
raised ,int OF order which The Chi,
sustained and the matter fora time ,u
dropped.
The bill then passed by a vote ofu
to 3. Mr.. Graham A. C. and 7. n
Williams and the Speaker voting IN
with the Republicans, H.s,L
Daily Republican., 1881-03-22
RIsTOnICAL SOCIETY,
The Donations Received at II,
Meeting Held Last eVeniEG

No business OF Importance was tE,.
acted 81 the meeting OF tue HsxL
Society last night. This fol!OHH 10.
nations we're received
Prom Henry X. BripghuBt, nHs
paper, The Monitor or Delaware Ped.,.
&list, August 8, 1904 newspaper, NN
York Morning Post, November :, l7Ss,
(fsc simile); pamphlet, Remarks on th,
Death Of Princess Charlotte and 81 &c
couut OF her funeral.
From the City Council Of Wilmington
the borough ordinances from li33 to
1880. book A and B, also .4e account
book OF the borough oOunrll from III.
TO 1915.
From anonymous. cIreUlN, The Pl
trlotio Society to the Patriotic SOcietis
throughout the United State; msnu'
script, b revised OF tie said society, No
vember, 1925,
From K p JohnsOa, nina,ssn nsE!.
papers, cards, pamphlets and slips.
From Mrs, J. B. Porter, pbamphlet
History Of the First Pfe,oyterial
CLurch OF B4st Liberty, Prsours;
phampAlet sermon preached in WeN
Church, Pu;Sburg, by the Rev l. x
Coy ls.
From John J. Anderson, Ph, D., pan
phlet, Did the LOUISIANA purchase ez'
Isnd to the Pacific.
From the Rhode Island Historical se
ciety, phAmphlet, Proceedings Tor lo'
ana 1851.
From the Numismatic and ArhquS'
rian Society ot Philadelphia, pampnIet'
old and new sly les, fixed dates, caien'
dars, &c. Il
From Henry Phillips, Jr., Philade!1
phia, 3 pAper on certain old AlmansC''
published in Philadelphia D'tSeen
l704 and l774.
FROM Swarthmore College, cataloSu'|
for lSS0-Sl.
Annual report Of the State PeniNa'
tiary Of Penney lvania. Il
Navy register for 1850, from "'
Board of BducatiOn.
Also q valuable collection OF pH
phlets from DR. Bush.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-22
Read the Daily REPUBucA
Deaf 4.

DtKHAX-In this city on the 2oth inst,
alter d IingeTinE and painful Illness, Mfs
Lucy p. DuIAAR, aged z years and l.
days.
Relatives snf friends Of the Iami'y are IN
vi Ell 90 attend her iune'al iroa Iae rGs,.
dsnce Of Mrs char es Evan', No 30 rat
nail ttFeet on TDGsia afternoon a. hall past
20 81 OK. 81 erVi ,es 1T toe house .luterment at
sAe vi minXtUu and Brandy sine cehete'y.
Pn1lGa e. pnia paperS lease copy. +
SBSTkRHEN Nm the 10Th inst, Regina
Is. SesterhBr sgeo Ia ears and 8 months,
-- -E9aSRsatdAn4hsero OF Chriatiln and Euntce
SesterAenh - -
RelSssss And f-feuds OF the fan Nv are
re3psct fully ihFIt-d TO attend the tu.
Dersil from tn re ideLce Of her br ther-in.
lev. La i'd Ac). osSey. 40 IL Res. ktg ht l
street, Tuesday atqeTnO u at o'c.ocE. Inter
M ri al tESe CAthedra Cemetery.
BULTER. -Iohun'c Bnl<er son Of John
Anu Elizabeth bulger, aged s year and
u0T
ahe reta, Va ana fri .uds Of the family ars
fnVlG.u to attend tie funeral from the resi-.
deseO ~ pa rntE no. 81 East 5 h
sr,et. m WednSs 8yai ernoon, 8tZ O'Clock,
u pro0Be % 4 6 Pr CAGEedra Cemetery.
Angels rate - ne him to tho bowers of
klsy,
A happy b. &c not made with hands
OBJ mas his ptrente here prepare for this,
To meet ILta IL j ia lad Of light and love.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-22
The lew Sj00Fs.

On motion of Mr.. Wier. yesterday, 1t
was resolved that on March Both the
Court wsuId visit the County Aims.
house.
The following resolution was adopted
on motion OF Mr. Wier:
Resolved, That ths clerk Of this
court, +. r. Cochran, E!q be and j.,
hereby requested to notify the Honor.
able, the members Of tn General As
sembly, that the court wo uli BE- pleased
70 have the pleasure Of their com yany
on Wednesday next, on the occasion Of
their Wait to this city, that they may
Inspect the new Court House.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-22
LOCAL AFTERMATH.
GieaDinEs I'm the L0caI FIeId-A
Variety OF InterestiaE Local
Items

GIeaBinEs I'm the LScaI FieId-A
Variety OF IntereSIing LOea
Items.
The Jackson & Sharp Company
launched tug boat yesterday after
noon.
A steamer, to ply between LeipsiC
ard Philadelphia, will be launched a.
Enoeu Moore, Jr's. shipy4rd or S4.ur
day.
Tie north wall OF the building being
erected at the porth cas-. corner OF Tay
lor aud Lombard Streets, cayed in yes,
t5rday afternoon.
The funeral OF Mrs. James Suttop,
yesterday afternoon, was largely at,
teuied. The services wsrr conducted
by Rev. A. n. KsigWin. The inter
men. took place at the Riverview ceme-
terry.
Two boats with q cabin in tow, the
first fishing party OF the season, com
posed Of George Maxwell, John Max.
well, Thomas Mcbride, and Nathan Nc.
KipDey, started tor Smyrna creek yes
terisy afternoon
Daily Republican., 1881-03-22
APnraxraph Of CEime'.

Mrs. ], R. So ut was found drsa ~ !"
house, near Williamson hlSns| np",,
on the Ith instant, and was suPp"| i'',|
nd TO have committed suicide. ID %I y,
sequence Of recent deVslopneDb aSa 'b,rs,|
brother has been arrested Oh 'ho 'a ."lsrI
Of numbering her. Paul la" "son, a,,"a,t ~,
cd, has been arrested in surn s.ri,s 'Vs1a ssss|
Ca, for killing a woman WIN WIN ' u.s.
he vas in love" A lumbermsn' .oap D
I'd Upright. sAo. and mGr,slly %tasis,T, "''a d,
1.d bis vile in Stanton, Michigan, s,.s+ !,
sssurdav. ssH r When arrested he .,, ,itss| ,es''
,"tSsiIsy n as the provOoation, bat a. .,.,' '.s|
is no ~ ,dencs in support u n S;a l,l
ion. He is % years Of age, sr'v MS W." ,h,,
and they were married nearly :"
yeArs.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-22
A Rnrninx Accident

Mrs. Elizabeth Groves, residing .,
Poplar street, between Front and ose'a'
streets, was burnt On SATURDAY ,, e,"
ing last by the bursting Of q lSIp
Previous to retiring she attempsas
place the lamp upon the mAh's.p."
in her bed room. The lamp, ho"sI". y.
fell and was broken, 1t s'FlA'4 y.
against a stove. The oil lmmsu's y,
caught fire and spread over ,hs . en-. NV y
The room at the time contained 'Ou. ~ :
five children, but none Of them W., w.,
injured. Chestnut Groves, in tuuuIs ~
to his mothers rescue, fell oo~n ,.,., s"s
and sustained Q number OF 'pju ..s
The floor OF the room and cioSs' w"
partially burned.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-22
TGiIed States ScurG.

The L. 5. Court met this mOrRine
and on motion OF c. G. Rumford, E.q
ordered thata writ be issued upoI
Samuel Short to appear and show cause
why an attachment should not be is
sued against him for contempt.
He mad been ordered to deliver up,
on the 18th instant, certain sails and
rigging, but he failed 10 do 80.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-22
'aenssa, sSiSs.

! Tire msn. +mplGysa At Jktupps Man
ptps ssJsss S%s I'D s'sii sea fas. ats
100; GreTeey766; Sweden, 50; Holisnd;
l20. and fFaiy ,24fV 1nnsh presencs
'oof fac,s likt tfsse n is sis 'fittfss difacp1,
10 par, 3iv.. frum " hichrodiEsctipn the
III 20 fnmiis sspHrdsehing. 2 II .'looks
.vsrs ,encb ~ II The blast Of wars gfssi
PtsAn should sbaks, the skies fof 4 oohs
siderable time 70 GENE, .nIlsss, indeed,
the plaals are really engaged In ths
mean destgpsr agstnst 'ihsF universe
Sfth which 'soune psop,s disorSdit them
Daily Republican., 1881-03-22
The weather,

War Department, Office Of the Chic
Signal Officer, Washington, March 22-
/ q. m.
Indications for Tuesday-For the
Middle States, cloudy or partly cloudy
weather. with occasional rain, winds
mostly from southwest TO northwest,
stationary or lower temperature, higher
barometer in the northern part.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-22
I,,cressIng Lecture.

Mrs. DR.. Baldwin, lately j, : Iwaslsy.l %
sry in China, leo'ured at the shs "Ir rsIs {.
Female College las. night. sne . .nd nd Is
Chin. % ss manpers and ouStou's, s,aa,I., anu Il /
bibitsd . chiId clad in q su'' '. . n Cal
hose worn BY the higher olsss .ss ~ Cal
urss society. She mentioned s 'oumsrsu nm
nsss dialects aud exhio''sa -. mia wa
ods A large lumber 'ip''p'
-resent. .....
Daily Republican., 1881-03-22
An Enia, able EnIertaIumant

The Roberts sister gave an interest
ing entertSinment in the lecture room
OF the Opera House last night to large
audience. The exercises were nicely
rendered. The entertainment will
probably be rep p,atsd at New Castle.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-22
''% Not move.

A new losof dishe- just arrived. Tea
sets of - pieces, stone china, Tor $3.50.
Those going to housekeeping should
give usasLcsll and be convinced that
eur'gccds are cheap, at Third and Tat.
mall, streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-22
HwW VASE,

In place OF the former staple, free
gossip; II We are correctly informed,
ST. JbcoPs Oil now the usual tea
party tSpie- How wise and hoT much
more bsnef8isl!
Daily Republican., 1881-03-22

The NJ sses Shaw who resided near
the corner of ixth and Orange streets
srs about starting on q tour 70 the West
taking N Kansas, Colorado, California
and Nebraska.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-22
k al.

Preston Brothers, the popular and
uueXoelled tonsorisl artists, are fitting
up tousorisl palace, No. 72S Market
street, where they will remove on Mon
day, March IS. Give them a call.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-22
SELLING As LOW AS TIKI LOWEST
TYylLLO HS.

Willow wood for our uSe should be cat
wen the sap IS FULLY up n the NprinE tree
coming mo lea aud bs thorough y d vested
OF Bark and be sept clean and ary :; II mus,
he al branch wood not over or years
growth. none over or inchss in diameter
a M free oi hear the SIN tile- the wood is
the better. fUr such wood We give fS S. per
cord delivered al our mills on the Braa iy-
wina II delivered with the bark on. II must
be hau ed with n few days after II is cut,
So the bark will not set on It as II wOu!d
have 10 be peeled here. For ucA wood with
bark on We give 500 per cord delivered at
Il mills. marla'steJ ID CIV
h. l. Dupont DESEmOURS& 90.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-22
Sale of Paintings.

The fifteenth annual sale Of fine oil
paintings by Mr.. B. Scott, Jr. will take
place at No SOC Market Straet, on the
evenings OF the 23i, Path and 25th inst.
Sae collection comprises some Of the
fasat wotka Of art that can lie found
anywhere and they will well repay any
qpe for the time passed in the i7speo
ton which is solicited. For particulars
seq advertisement in another column.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-22

Prof. Ford entertained the ministers
at the Bright House at Rsboboth on
Monday afternoon by reading various
selections.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-22
Take Your Boys

To Sixth and Market
Streets and have them
fitted out in one of those
Nobby Suits MULLlN
& SON are selling, YOU
will save money and the
boys will be delighted.
ma,5.n.w.s4l
Daily Republican., 1881-03-22
state Of the rhermometer

at the REPUBLIcAE Office, on Tuesday
morning, March o.:
Z O'Clock, 10 o'clock, IL O'Clock,
400 46o A.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-22

NOTICE 81 W MORE ST %LLS FOR
IN rent at T,C,lley Bros stable, corner
OF Second and Poplar streets, Wilmington,
Del. mar.2t3t
Daily Republican., 1881-03-22

y7LLGUTr, JOHNSON h CO.
BAFkERS AND BBI EEKs
CUEaEB sIxTE AND nARkET sTEs.
Wilmington Delaware
'FDE SALE 80 shares Wilmington Cea'
Gas Comp my. 10 shares EIrsl National
Bank, S1JJ Cae3.et Gees tr,t mortgage
bonds.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-22

yTTASTEp.-A SITUATION AS ENGl.
w nee- ass,stsIt eng glleer Or fireman I;
good reference gwen. Address "hnglneer"
REPUBLICAN JFrCR. mRrs2t3 3tdltw.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-22

I ksteBfahh Street Commissioner.
81 Taylor streetfrom Walnut TO But.
tob wood is In 3 bad condition, muddy
sndlfulli Of nasty!holes. The attention
of CeanSii fG dallsd1toithe fact.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-22

DAYHARD h 6DAWSOA-JEW ELY
HRys st tleir sto-e
az MAEKEr ST., ~ MAkkHT 81
A fuIl Essortmente o;
WATCHES. CLDCES JEW siEy
SLLvERWARE, SPECTACLES.
OPERA GLASSES, Sc, which Ury AZ,
SELLING As LOW AS TEb LyvSST.
3otn Deana practical wo-EDap Al sQ!k
ei: With theT Will rscAiT% cs-A-u' tiseht!oh.
lISly
Daily Republican., 1881-03-22

A faI assortnen, o;
Daily Republican., 1881-03-22
List Of UncIafm ed L etters

Ramaintng IN the Wilmington, Del, Post
ofioe, SatSfday, March s, 1854.
LADIES LIST.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-22
Wilmington. he
4I1UTT, JOHNSON q CU

C.S. FOCJ.S roe SALB.
6lLk Elk BOUGHT AND SULIi.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-22
NEwADvERTIsEaENiS.
NorlcE'

puBLlC SALE
HOUSEHOLD 4 kIIDHEN FURNlT L RE
AT No. 4os Market street, on
HLRSUAY, MARCH "a, 1851,
at i clock, p. m,
Consisting Of bureaus, tedsteads. stands,
chairs, tADies, carpets, &C.
LEVI SAPHIR.
DRAKE Co, Auctioneers uar22 1t
ENOh SALE A HANDSOME CDuN.
C try place with 70 acres OF land, fine
buildings, large lawn, Situation not surpass
ed, near to railroad station. every thing 10
make a desirable home. about tao miles be.
you'd the termihus OF keInett Pike. For
part culars address II. T. WAY.
marZ2t tl2tC-2tW HamOrtOp. Pa.
NOR SALE.-A PLAIFUkH SPkING
Il shifting top WAGON, almost new; will be
sold for ope-hslf tle price u building; suit.-
ole for one or two horses, and will carry S0t0
Ms sold Tor wan' I. use Apply to
CbAS. r. SALFNER,
mCrc21st No. ". l til street.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-22
BAUk SRN.

y r, ROpA.,SVn q CO.,
BANKERS AND BROEERS
n. Y. OOH. FOUHTY AND MAEE TT
Daily Republican., 1881-03-22

ljst is allowed by the, Levy, Court the
q S.ltector hsil deposit ibis book. with
t6r suits thersiR, in she office of the
CLERK Of the Peace of his county, 7and
the same, shall constitute . psrt Of the
public records Of said comfy, and be at
all times opeti 70 the Inspection Of every
Citizen Tha CLERK OF the, Peace shall
s;sueive certified oupiss OF any stub or
stu bs IN any Of said books, WI eno the
sstd44 may be dsthhnaedppon the pay
, meut'ot fss of s oents for every stub
g,y cotyied." EuEgJot u g3~UH .yk,'a g..
-. 's,r :. ~ 40 "a 81, . s5.g.-5 80 '.'
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-11

MINERS, ATTENTIoN!-Mrs. DR.. How's Gel
ebrated Neuralgia Medicine will stop pain as
soon as applied. Do not suffer try it. Do
not have your teeth drawn. Get bottle of
Mrs. DR.. Howe's celebrated Toothache Cure.
That will instantly stop the pain and save the
toot.. Hold in your mouth from FIVE to ten
minutes. Her cure for toothache and neu-
ralginla has hover failed yet. Mothers, use
few drops in little warm sweetened water
to swab a teething baby's mouth. 1t will
instantly relieve thhe little sufferer Sold by
all druggists. Giant powder headaches cured
in five minutes by rubbing Mrs. DIR. Howe's
medicine on the head 1t is a vegetable COM
POUND, and perfectly harmless. This also
cures earache, toothache and headache. Di-
rections on bottles. dec
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-11
IMPURE BREATH.

Among all the disasreeablo consequences
that follow the decay fthe teeth, an i'm
pure breath must be the most notifying
and unpleasant to its possessor, and it is
hemostinexcusiblean offensive in socieiy {:
and yet the cause Of it may easily be RS
moved by cleansing your teeth daily with
that justly popular dentrifrice, Fragrant
SOZODONT. It purifes and sweetens the
breath, cools and refreshes the mouth, and
gives pearl-hLe appearance to the teeth.
Gentlemen who indulge in smoking should
cleanse their teeth with SOZODONT, as
it removes all unpleasant doors of the weed.
Ask your druggist for it.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-01-11
THE LEGISLATURES.
EIGHTH DAY-TENT SESSION.
SENATE pROCEED1NGs.

MONDAY, January 10.
Senate met at IL O'Clock. Quorum present.
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Willis.
The Committee or State Affairs RECOMMENDED
the passage of Senate Bill No. as amended
Also, that 1000 copies of the report of the
Board OF Directors Of the Orphans Home be
printed.
On motion OF Powning. the report of the
Directors of the Orphans Home, with concur
rent resolutions, were referred to the Committee
on Public Printing.
PeIley gave notice of bill to provide for the
construction Of p railroad from Eareka to the
Utah Southern Road
Schooling gave notice Of a bill for the relief
OF c. Weilman for money overpaid ON State
lands.
On motion Of King, the Secretary Of State
was ordered to have printed the necessary letter
heads
BY Gallagher, an act to amend the present
jury law.
BY Hines, an act regarding roads and high
ways.
Pownug introduced bill to amend the gaming
law Referred to the Committee on Public
Nor ais.
The amendments to the Constitution were
returned by the committee. they being beyond
their province.
The act rega riding the INDECENT Insane was
read the rules suspended, and the bill referred
to the Committee on Ways and Means.
communication from the State Controller
was, on motion of Hobart, referred to the Com
mittee on Claims.
Adjourned until II o clock Tuesday.