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Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
Third EDITION.
Elopement I'm New Hampsbtre

A special despatch from Dover, II. H.,
says For some days it has been rum
ored that well-known merchant was
missing under peculiar circumstances.
Notwithstanding these rumors the com
munity was unprepared for the state Of
the case as developed. 1t is now settled
that Arlis w. Fariar, proprietor of u
fancy goods store, has gone away with
Miss Ida Lttletield, aged about 90
years, Farrar Went to Boston on
Thursday, the 2lst, and no. returning
toward the middle of last week, the
suspicious of his friends was aroused,
for the girl was also missing. His wife
was questioned, and said that her hue
band had gone, and probably Tor good.
Farrar is not more than 80 years of age.
He graduated at the law school Of The
Michigan University, with the intention
OF becoming a lawyer, but h" abandon.
ed his intentions, came to this city, and
opened fancy goods store.
He was what was known il politics
as an Independent Democrat. He has
served several terms in the Select Coun-
eli, and was elected in November last
to the Common Council from Ward .,
which is over whelmingly Republican
He is, and has been Tor several wears,
mrmuel of the Board OF lnstruction-.l
very nportant position is MEM
Der of the Knights OF PythiaS, Knights
Ttmpidr, alU Reformed Tcluplars. OF
the latter organization he is grand OH
Ger ui the Supreln" Lodge NJ the World.
A few ycJfI ago he married the daugh
far q, f,,l ,.sf
and " ,cy ,id not live haTlunniuusly
tn" outside world knew rnIh!n2 of II.
Ever, ,h,Niv believes that they were
happy couple, tut Lo children blessed
the union.
About year ago Farr"r took iuto bis
employ Ida Littlefeld, who is OF re-
>p"cttu parc'lta.r N,Ia tl"'th OF >us.
plcion WAS uttered against her yhIrnc.
tel unlii the rumor got abroad mat -h,
haa disappeared with FaIrir. Wnrr'
ihe gully couple are "A, Irre.cn' is uri-
known. lois sald that i'AlrIr, before
he left Ilai" over al ms p.upery To-
his wife, l,aia up all tLr hr'le lrht> H.,
owed, AMI cole TED some ti.a' wei' du,
nm. Jhr deserted Nl.e Is d'-pN
Ert4Ntd.
Falrir mast nave been canltlhiH"lihS
the deed for some lime. On the 2S,h
of May he resigned III, position # ''u.
preme Master OF the Supreme Cou"cll
United Order of Reform TemVial> OF
he World. When the resigna ION was
received hy the Suprame Couu,n they
were dumh!ounded, for no eXp,annDiu.
if. They wrote hln tor
reasons and requested him t" flI ="
term. He replied that time
alone would develop the can>e, and re-
fused To reconsider his resignation,
Two Tenn plar lodges, the Harmony and
A pha Temple, OF which Fa"rar was II
are expected 10 dissolve Al
once. Miss Iirlehr.d first formed Far
ran" acquaintance At the Harmon!
Lodge, Il whic! she was member.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
A Card.

Having been engaged in running
many excursions Ia Cape May, Long
Branch Ocean Cove and atlantic City,
without the slightest accident or dis
turbancp on any one Of them come
before the pubic asking its patronage
for my excursion to Cuney Island,
Brighton aud Manhattan Beaches. With
an experience and freputt'I"n for
careful management and good order
that cannot be con'roverted, lho epa-
troniziLg my excursion may be reason
abb y assured that the same care will be
exercised and good order maintained.
would respectfully invite all who want
an enjoyable excursion and view Of
the Sights to Ee seen about Coney Island
to 90 with me on the 18th of August,
and no person need apply for "a tiche'
who cannot conduct themselves in Il
becoming and propec planner a> we
want to have a day of real pleasure TOR
all that 60. ). l.. GuULEY.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
Memorial.

Lizzie daughter Of Emmett and AmdI-
da Stidham, departed this lie July 18th,
1881, in the i"urth year Of he age. she
Was all iuterestIn. child and display ed
knowledge u. Lt.srianitv far beyond
her wears. She was a schoilr OF The III.
fant class OF the Union NJ + Sabbath
school, and toJk grea, delight in attend
ing Til" same ana it scented as thOugh
she cut wlned herSell ar und the heartsui
al those with whom She came in con-
tao. But alas death the insarlatt
archer cane, lie that enters the palace
and passcth not the lowiy, ard h.
snatched Lizzie from the loving arms Of
parents and friends While the angels
came and bore h"r happy spirit beyond
the river where sickness, SORROW and
ttatl never COMES
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
FOURTH EDITION
THE EAIrHLEsS GUIDE,
Why Parker IL said 20 have As.
saultcd Mrs. Bull.

WATERFOWL, n. Y, August q
Charles Parker, the North Woods guide,
who so brutally assaulted Mrs. Bali, OF
Philadelphia, has been locked up IN the
Essex County Jail, in Elizabethtown.
Parker lived in Elizabethiown, and
was not regular guide.
His reputation is not good, and it is
said that he forged the namc of Edward
Butter, of Olmstea,iyille, lass spring
He was Iot recognized ny the old guides
of the woods us a profess DUAL, and he
Il c'ed chiefly for people who wanted a
cheap guide. He WAS angry ut this
lack of recognition ard threatened that
il he was not used better he would spoil
the guiding business in the Adron.
daCks. Some think the outrage was de-
ltbcrately planned for this Purpose,
hence the wrath of the gniies, who
we're out to the number OF one hundred
securing the woods to find him after
his flight.
They were all armed and would have
Parker's employer at the Fork, d Lake
House tried to discourage pursuit Of
tbs villain. Parker is bold, bad man.
Mrs. Bull, after tho assault had been
made Cine criminal almost choking her
to death during her resi>tance), calmly
looked The villain in the eye while they
Were crossing the lake and said to him:
"Non know you Rave committed II
horrible crime and you know that you
will suffer for it, The lieud at once
replied tn. if she thought SO the better
WY would be to end the affair at once
by dro~n ng her. "I can do il" said
he, "any where in this lake and nobody
will ever know anything about this F"
His actions indicated that he was
about to carry his III ,ruoroU> threat
INTO execution when tpr la IS
with great presence at mid Il 1irted him
by replying thL6 she Lo,"u ne would
say ln,hng ahont In" altar 10 IT, yUne.
H. nruur !u'reapun "raSed uis hrrirs.
A. >GOn rs lac UJi, Ianlcl. Ms, Rull
ru>n"d lI,tot, ccot' lsrut SuuAtot "ElIt's
:. tt and revealed lurlfd'.. :. " nat lu.-
loaDu Jas aIrr..dl been narrated.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
SECOND edition.
Pennsylvania RAILROAD Pickings.

The Philadelphia North American to-
day says:
The tracks to Delaware City are he
ing put in first class running order, and
il was runored that it is the intention
of the company 10 establish an eNten.
sive oil and coal depot at Port Penn, a
short distance from Delaware City.
The Philade' phia, Wilmington &
Baltimore depor Al Broad x Prime will
probably he used t,r the reception and
shipping Of sOur!.pru western freight at
ter the transfer uI the passenger bu>i-
ness to FilhA-t and Merrick.
The compan : making a geological
survey ii al the coal basins on tn,
West Branch and MOShannon creek
from Farr,pisville on the West Branch
to Clelrneld. in order to ascertain the
most desirable location, for eNteniions
of their tracks
The New Caste Grain Elevator Com
pany is trying it, level best to get The
Pennsylvania ~ help it. The sit"
suggested for the elevator is on the Old
trestle wharf, where there is a sufficient
depth of waite. ample room tor the
buildings, and the advantages OF rail-
road tracks lail ~ the spot.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
Whore the Siatl Pouches 60.

An iEvtS igatiun So on loot by Post
master General James iia, di>cios"d
the flrL that large qltntitlo, Of The Uni
ted Nltt"r mail pouches ami mai sack
have been appropriated by ,i,c ponln.
ion postal aulholi les and nave sup Dheu
4 lar4" portion Ot tAelr local ; rvice.
inc inspector, detained on ,LnS invroti
Z I'll nj, uud scvera! pouches belonging
10 the Unlltd States httcd w'lh the
Car all II ratcn ed device ior locking
tte bags, and they estimate al many
huusaLd> have been 50 cnlu y"t,-
hey cost from = upward. AT Windsor
they ,un'd bags ANA pouches nrudei
with "U. - put up and apout TO nr
10 Ma i'uha. Plans for an
/ tcrnaiipnal mail bag and pouch have
JeeiI devised, With drr"n -mcutA ior uue
exchange.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
IatHt A, ctt;es.t.

David Taylor, son cf ISaach. Taylor,
Esq of Rising sun, Md, aged about Is
Vepr,. was killed OF! the k,1lmure Cen.
tral Railroad, be Hcen Penn and West
Grove, on MouuAy last. He was riding
On the ir,lsrt Train north, uINliuwn "
the conductor, and was standing on top
OF n ear with his la !. towards tie
bridge, which struck his head and crush
ed his skull. He WAS found on top of
the car, laEen on at West Grove, and
vas rrJururd to his hurGe on the el e.
ming passenger tram. tn" vOung nau
was on his way tr Avondalc, where he
was 10 meet Il party who "nntcu 10 see
Mln aI"u. Working at teLrBauh build
ing.
An inquest was hold b. npaty-c' F.
oner NelIds, III" Jury ,xone'aII.s Il c
railroa ironl b!atut.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
BOY %IROT THIS MO NM.
Danger CT Playing Nith ID adIy
Weapons

This morning about 8 . clock another
aCriteu; occurred from the careless
handling of fire arms hy chi 'dren. Two
boys named Patrick BUrk, aged " years
residing on Ta'nal street, above Fifth
and Edward Cash, living i'll the same
neighborhood, were engaged III play
at + fth and West streets when Cash
put his hand in his pocket and nroduc-
ing Il pistol handed it to Burk to exam
inc; unfortunately il tell from his haud
to the pavement, ana exploded, lodging
the whole lead OF shot il fuk' ; tore
head, just above his left eye. If tlle
load had gone one inch further down it
woulI have deprived hun OF the sight
Of his left eye, and perhaps haya cost
his life.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
The Arliny .On Cane Preseh'"'''

Yesterday. the REPUBLICAN h0.'l
the fat that a cane had nren plea~II tan,I.,,
to Mr.. Charles Gugan, Snper,D.'een"ss1r' .e" \
rf the weaving department 0l inc W W
liprton Mills, by the emploSe;s'; i,
Gusan having resigned MS ~ po',Ir w, re.
the mil. The following atv n W Sonp,
marks made by Mr.. John M!I', :, 'If,, ogiD,
intendent Of the dye works, Ill lN"N''
the presentation ,, c,yrIr
Mir GuGAN, LADIES ANp """ T." III,
MEN IL am glad 70 meet S'' v" ,Jnn,
orrasi,n This is "a duty iu'p2'eu%,FF
me. not with my will, but tue Wa" ...,
others. 1t is a pleasure IN W" ,"y .aJ
and not in auolher. ! holu ~ ,';Y,y,v ~"
n stick of ebony, NEST bean'''": ','!.t
ar,yed " =, with the words "PieS'n,.y P..,,
srC Mr. Charles Gugan, by the , wsa's, ,.ai1s
Arlington Cotton Mills, thp @ Ioaa
that this stick is "a credit to 'l1 "S mr
and ~ credit to the receiver ,S, ~
"n' sav ir " thn few short months OF oa'
uuaintance with Mf' unsI" shnulI I'd
trea.pI MS rs one person Shu"nh h.nnhis d
annthnr, and in conclusion, w"GJb Iyb
each one and all of us do slncerr.ii ',lf iep
that this staff, Mr. GnSan, ni,' IN lab
support Of your weary ll'ilo' '
ing years. ,,r curau's rn
My Dear Friends'--I Gn ,,,i n"I | KID
a fix this time sure nay cou,d
ahnnt this a few days ago. ! v,,"s ,nar
hired a steam machine poetry ,in ,Ds 3
% haa a speech ground cut lor 'a ,n1 c,J
sion. As it is am III ,ie norof,ugr
tion as certain notorious ppnrrara5
down East, who on very isH .tltBI
oon,u;nn oon maintained a stoIiu a."
When asked why he diun diu.i.." s.
piled, 81 can't do it ln't'oa 'oosnuot Do
this occasion l feel that / c"" ike b,
}nS''ie' }, ;u ~ = cu way could | gather r,,s
enough to buy the lrIenI,nr, has rp,rony
aud respect which kno" i';.I ;.h it. y
his pi I and come to me WIN nv " frit5
eifs oitt ssnali !, T he a help to nc, as ns .,r, u
NAV MAJ be- u help to NE liz the ,lin. y,"i in
Ar. passipg to enforce disc,ph dipphtr Of 4
H,9 %nusrho,ds for if any melnO1Il cae ID
family sh,.l prove rebel. Living ,"r, duties
raise cane. The same 'at'n1 w. mo 50 Go
iife winch has brought Us law ,n, delnsp
Ia @ ',aos.nt relationship, EoM oSoll sgb
diverge. For all the ,,,;t,,I k,i pift tinp
hand, n' accept my hear'iOS' 'n'
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
Local I.;nktCtS,

w. $. Watt and wife will leave for
Saratoga Springs Tomorrow.
Mrs. p Alexander and family 60 to
Ocean Grove Tomorrow.
The Fame engine is being overhaul
ed aud will be- in service in u short time.
The BoTrdrn Senate will go on trip
TO At antic City and other points in the
latter part of August.
The Washington Fire Company have
ordered 6O9 feet Of linen lined hose from
a New York firm.
The Fame Active Association have
placed IN their room II five Taylor nool
ia a'le, which they purchased Of L. p.
freye.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
Accident N Blsckbiru Cnmn

On las. Sn.day evening as Mr. A. l..
Hudson, a farmer residing near Clayton
was returning from camp with his
daughter, Miss Mary Hudson. his horse
became frightened. and sprang into a
deep gutter or dich, near the Bombay
Hook Railroad. The carriage vas mp
set, and threw Mr.. Hudson and his
daughter to the ground, fracturing her
collar bone and cutting Mr.. Hudson $
head. DR.. Levensey was called upon,
and after dressing their wounds sent
them to their home, and they are noH
doing well.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
wlLMlN,tl,rN QUOTATIONS.
WILMINGTON HAY AND $. 'AW
MARh fT
Closing 9uoyas,cns.

Tho closing bids OF the New Iork stock
nHrsct to-day, received over the private wire
OF Filiott, johnson * Co., etrck brokers at
Sixth ami Ma Erl streets were a. follows
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
A Turtle se,xes a 1 adies Ear.

A singular occurrence took place in
Chatauqua Lake a few days ago, which
almost resulted in the drowning of a
young lady who had gone in to bathe.
While in the water turtle caught hold
of her ear. Size was paralyzed with
ft ar and unable to release herself, and
would have drowned but for the arrival
of timely assistance. 1t was necessary
TO cut off the head OF the turtle and
atterward pry the jaws apart before she
could he released.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
I-Oiicc Cases.

This morning Joseph Brown was
charged with being drunk and disor-
derly. The Mayor considered this an
aggravated case and fined him $40 and
costs. John Gibbons and Geo. Henrv,
for assault and battery on James Grit-
fin, We're fined 81 and costs. Henry
jackson, charged with thu larceny of a
pair of shoes, n hat, and s. in money,
the property of Andrew Craig, was held
in 5000 bail for court. Owen Fisher,
for assault and battery on Jacob
Wright, was fined s. and costs.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
&trect disturb aOce.

Iii, morning Ambrose Callahan. en-
ploved by the Pusey u Jones Co. man
aged to ill himself pretty full of bad
wiskey, and as he wended his way along
Four;n street endeavored to pick fight
with colored man who not wishing TO
have any disturbance with him walked
away. Callahan however followed him
up, when the culored man turned upon
him, and knocked him down. Callahan
was picked up >enseless, and conveyed
to his boardir. house No. y East Front
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
KILLED ON A BRIDGE.
A r.. w. T. II. Mechanic Fatally
Hurt at Ridley Creek.

Henry Murkle, in the employ OF the
Bridge Department of the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Bal imore Railroad
was instantly killed while working on
the bridge over Ridley creek about
1910 o'clock to-day.
The unfortunate man was standing
on the south bound track and seeing
train No. | approaching stepped TO the
other track, when he was struck by the
down train, known DIS No +. He dld
no, see the down train. He was knock
ed into the creek and died imrpediate-
! Y after.
MI Murkle was young man and un-
married. he lives ia Elavre de Grace,
Nd.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
Intellectual Attempts tn XIII fstm.


A man IN IT tunloId, Conn, made
ttrce attempts at Suicide inoEe day re-
gently, neither Of hI,h VAS Il success.
H tried banging, nu, tEcnu0sc was too
LARGE and slipped uytr inS head, :iliuN
inl him IL come ~ TIE ground witt. =
ierk, He then hunted VI knife and
crit "A cash III his Ihloa', tu5 failing &c
reach a vital part, he procured gur.
and Succeeded III landjns y load OF sno'
in his shoulder, when he gave up the
job and went out 10 huut + u surgeon 10
Tx up his wounds and save his lite il
po,sible.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
Executive fasTsiOn kelsaIrs.

When Congress crIues 10 consider L he
recommendation Of Col. Rockwell tnl
al appropriation OF SO, 900 for reil rn
ishin4 and $1,000 for the repair Of 1 It,
Executive Mansion, il is he.ieyed tha
the question Of erecting new mansion
i'll some NOR d.eirah,c place Will b,
Diseased. Every year Congress is call.
ed upon 10 pay from to 10 to 20 per cent
Oh the cost OF anew Uan,ioN in repair.
for tie Present structure, ahd there ar,
many officials who believe il wouli To-
economy 10 proceed AT once 10 erect y
new house and stoplayishins money on
the present one.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
kNSlsfACtiOn.

L j. k"npf, Esq, Ferdinand, lud,,
writes; am druggist ard sell IA vast
qu1Htity of st. Jacobs Oil. 1t gives
universal satisfaction. and numbers of
A"alus Woeter, of this place, was
4 llic'"h with eXc:uciatiug lumbago.
II 1red doctors and liniment without
nu nher As a last resort he bought n
bofti" Of st. Jacobs 81! of me. The
pains valu ii she'd and he was cured.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
KMnMIns The iAce 10 the En- 4.

A woman belonging to Ianaticai sect
at Dalia', Texas, recently undertook to
run herself 20 death, sac concel"ed .hc
notion 'roa. ap Guitar Application of The
Scrp'ulal text abOuL runuing tno race
the end, constituting it to mean thai
if she ran unIii she di,d sue would 90
direct y to n aven. She finally concluded
ri tina thr metno! Wa q totediOuS OAe,
aud substituted drowning.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
Election bylue \, L. H.. Co,

The monthly meeting Of the Ds.a-
ware 5. f. +. Co., last evening, was one
Of the largest that has been held iol
many years. The resignation Of l.. g..
Tile Il, Treasurer was received aud a.
cepted. The meeting Went iuto an elec-
ti0n tor Il new treasurer. The candl.
dates were Robert W Chambers and
Biilitf Daley.
EalIitl' Daley was elected to serve the
ensuing term. A tine horn, a present
from Mr.. j. McCol kle of Philadelphia,
was received and acknowledged.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
The Railroad Gates.

People have Ommenced 10 make
much COMP Amt at the delay on part OF
tne =. W. Il B Railroad i'll putting up
the gates at the Market street crossing
They Were or cred To be pl; ced in po-
sltiun some time ago,and the ga,es have
osen pat up at Fourth street. A lady
while ont driving 4 short time ago mar
cowly escaped bril Z killed at the Mar
ket street crossing. The gates should
20 M at NuIc.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
More 1,t,SASi

Il. H. Russell has decided to close his
store, at Bog Market street, Tuesday
noon, August 2ud, 10 mark down auo
arrange stock %. grand clearing on
sale to commence 0u " euneSaay morn.
ing. Goods will b. sold cheaper 1ht,
e. er,as we have determined 80 cave the
sale be u success. Dress goods, lawns,
prints, hosiery, 81.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
Ice Afti.,sLh,

.har!es X !e l. prepared TO furn,su
t - IiD;@r Zoe cream oi ali ttavors, TO al
who may cali either rv wholesale or re-
tell, at the Northeast corner of sSixr'
Atu Orange straet~, or ~. his stall, cor.
ror Of Se"onA an. MarSet streets. fa.
{ ~ anh families supplied at short no
8 co.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
TAX en- Su dtl sntly Ill.

Mrs. G. II. Jamlsou who resides nj il2
west Second street was suddenly at
I aked with violcGt pains in the Stor-
aah yesterday morning. She almost
constantly screams with the pain.
Two Of our leading physicians gave
her up this morning. Her father \. D..
Maxwell called to see her at noon to-
day and she failed to recognize him.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
The Modena Paper NILS.
,,p t,h \

The large paper mill Of Jessup &
Moore Lear Modrua, has been stauhnI
idle for the past month. During the
time extensive alterations and Improve
mel is have been mH}', a"ong which
are new water wheels These repair,
are now nearly completed and the mill
will probably be put IN operation THIS
wti k
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03

Suttcrley & Co., 800 MAJ ket street,
sJill i've and are making better photo
graphs than ever at their old prices, Il
iine card rlutosr 1phs Ter 81 50 Or for
Sl.0O, l Large one . by 10 for Sl.UO. n,
extra charge for children or babies.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
Troublesome children

that are AWAY, wetting their beds
ought rot to be scoiued and punished
for wnattuey cannot help. They need
a medicine having II tonic effect On the
kidney and tine urinary organs. such
a mc,ilciue y Kidney Wort.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
Their Eirst Pie mic.

The wOcklnglneu Of the Harlan &
HoIllng,worth Company are holding
their iicst annual plcn!c at the acheut-
zen park to-day. The committee have
maue every arrangement 10 preserve
good order, aud make the day one of
pleasure ana enjoyment 10 all who may
aLLtnu.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
ERtherlsGetaiEg We'll.

Ny daughters say "How much bet
ter father is since ne used Hop bitters
He is getting we'll after his long suffer
my trohl disease declared inCurahle,
nd we are so glad THAI he used your
Bi ters.--A lady of Rochester, N. Y.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
Ex rA ..Itnx lptIn xJ CENTS,

'eacn; god and p)aHl,r iliirgs 81 t3 S.;
beautiful set- "l toeih 80 aud Sl5; ii
guaranteed; "brh al lrst. clas.; from
the Is. 10 the ~ ~ r..Gt. month. Ne.
Jl7 Markel sheet, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
Mankind.s EhVOrfte Fills.

DR.. >5imms' Vegetable Liver Pills (sugar
coated) movs the bowels easy by acting d.
.cciy on the liver, restore tie iost energies
by pr0nlotios the healthy ac.io', OF the liver !;
ia Going this, hcaIache, aenra i1ia, pains la
the ;.aHt rr ,f. SIDE or through the limbs,
in .estion. cost,veness, sick stomach, weak
back, dz,in ,ss. tAd feelings through the
body aril'au lnlhs, Dli!!Ousntss, general
wea ,ncsa and other bodily ,nhrmitios are
curei. The pn3i'iyelv operate without
yrI ing, ST. kaniak, "e"senihg or leaving the
bo.el n.st, e ! SuicIiid, oasy, purgat!ve
ana yer cur, 2j ce"n aod Al & box Main
depot, fourth nnt King streets. Philadei-
p"ia o02 A c! street Sod by dealers
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
HIS l.a"u RS snE Pace.

TIE remains OF the Rev. Hugh Ham.
mill. u. d., whose death was noticed in
the REPUBLICAN II few days since, will
be inferred ,o-mnrro~, Thursday after
noon in the cemetery OF the ChristiaDa
Church.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-03
Catarrhal Poison.

Wei De Me. er's. wonderful <'atarEn
Cure ls now dispensed by ali drngYists, and
L delivered Carriage paidl 10y n. 4. Dew.
ey 4 Co.. No 46. ney street. New iorE.
rne remarkable cures whtch have everywhere
resulted from the use Vi ths preparation have
developed the startling fact that NJ merely
local treatment. like snuGS, doGchrs and ill.,
halatons can pr>Srtiy reach or IeetrNy ca
tarrhGl vir,iS. The antlautal elements d. :
covered 10y Dc. Wei nc Meyer are aosort ed
throughout the mlcuus meMhrahous syst, m
In TWO minuleS tine, thus turlrng an inocL :
iati"e and constitutional cure. the effects tf
which are similar tt. aud as untailiny as. vac.
Citation. "7reafis"." with full state
ments by the cured. is mated free. Wei re
Meyers CHtarTh Cure Is worth ten II mes
It's cost. Rev. Chas. }. Jones, New Brighton,
l.. l." One package cured me. hey. &. II.
rayior 10 Noble street. Brooklyn. New York.
III restored nc Ic the ministry, lev, Geo
A. Reis. CoIti2skIil n. Y" "ihr remedy
is a marvel. Few. \. =. Freesc tallu, n, \
II has been Ct great valu" 10 mt. Ke'. bi.
iev Place has>ena, n. l., k.t 'Ieo, t..
Pratt, st. stephens kecsory, plHiadeil hia'
etc. A rea cure tor Catarn itr Si.I0.
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