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LYDIA E. PINKHAMS'S
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.
lisa Positive Cure

for all thos. Painful Complaints and
Weaknesses so com non To our best
female population.
1t will cure entirely the worst form OF
Female Complaints, all ovarian troubles.
Innsmaiion and U lcerat- on. Failing and
Displac me It's, and the consequent Spi-
nal Weakness, and IL particularly adapt
ed TO the Change OF Life.
1t will dissolve and expel tumors from
the uterus in an early stage OF develop
nent. The tendency TO c Dcerous humors
there Is check ed v,Ty specify by It's use.
IL removes isintness, fiatule cy, de.
stroys all craving for st,mulants, and
relieves Weakness OF the stomach. IL
cures bioatirg, Headaches, Nervous Pros
tration, General ueD1iity, oieeple ssness.
Depression and Indigo stion.
TRAl feeling Of bearing down eau ng
pain, weight and backacu Ii always per
manently cured by Its use.
IL Will at all tunes and under all cir
cumstances act In harmony with the laws
that govern the female s. stem.
For The cure of Kidney Complaints of
either $ X this COmpouud Is unsurpassed.
Lydia T.. Pink hams Vegetable
compound Is prepared at 233 and 40
Yves cru Avenue, Lynn Mass. Price VI.
six bottle Tor SIS. Sent by mail in the
on receipt OF price, Vi per box for either.
yrs. Pinkham freely answers all letters
ofinqairy. Send Tor pamphlet. Address
AS above. Mention this paper.
No family should he without LY Ola
+. PINKHAM'S LlVER PILLS. They
cure constipation, billsusuess, and tor
piditS of the liver, Is cents per box
~Sold by all drugg sts,
The daily gazette., 1881-10-08
TINE wAxAMAkxR sroRns
Boys Clothing.

There are higher and low
err; but between $3.50 and
So are three-quarters of all
our short-trouser quits.
Styles are quite plain this
season. When you look at
one you think there can't be
much variety in 50 plain
clothes. But take up anoth-
err, and another and another.
Why, no two are alike; and
yet they all produce about
the same effect. But as you
will choose colors and cloths
with regard to their fitness
for your boy, so you will
choose these little variations
CT cut and make; and the
more you look at them the
more variety you'll see.
WANAMAKER & Brown,
OAK HALL, Market and. Sixth.
PHILADELPHIA.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-08

THE Kiralfy brothers, promin emit il
connection with the spectacular drama,
met with bereavement in the death
on Thursday of their father, Jacob
Kiralfy. Born in 1918 in Pesth, Hun
gary, the deceased acquired compe-
tence as cloth merchant, and thir-
teen years ago came to this country,
settling in New York, where he lived
ever since as retired gentleman
The gifts of his sons he always fos-
tered and encouraged. .....
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t1ore of Grants Presents.


From the Phila. Record, sept. 80.
The last shipment of cases co attaining
Gen. Grants presents was made yester-
day from this city, Mr.. George w. Chiljs
having stored them here. For five years
since they retired from the White
Hcnse-Mr. and M rs. Grant have been
wanderers. They have glrdled the globe
and received the homage of the world,
and now they propose TO settle In New
YORK to pass the rem ainder OF thstr dsy.
IN the q1ietude of private life, They
have located themselves Al Sixty. second
street and Fifth avenue, New York, aud
are putting their house in order
During his five years of travelling the
General has received valuable presents
enough to nil eighty-two cases. The cor
poration presents and public testimon-
tals are likely to go 10 the Patent Otiics.
where Washlngtou's farewell address,
aud such documents form a part of The
National Museum. These Include an
exqustely carved wooden box, prese Ut
ed by the city of Stratford- ID A Won, and
made from mulberry tree planted BY
Shaseapeata, gold boxes presented 10y
the cities of Gitsgow and Ayr both con-
tanning parchment scrolls rendering the
freedom OF the cities to the distinguished
guest, and large silver box from the
CITY Of Edinbarg. The boxes and other
pubic presents are on exhi bltion In Ne.
moral Hall, Falrmount Park.
independent of the above there are
slxty-elght Cases containing presen ts that
pertain TO the household. NJ ost of these
goods have been IN The custody of Mr..
Chilis, to whom they were sent while
Tue GENERAL was travelling. Ii the truth
were known, 1t ~ probable that Mr.
Chiids knows more about the contents
oil these Caves than the owner does. On
the centre table OF the Ledger publishers
once are rich wares from the potterirs
OF Iorquay, these articles having been
made when tho General was passing
through the establishmsnt. One n eat yase
has elm bossed on 1t these words aTbe
nobiest Roman of them all" On the
other side is the name U. $. Graut. A
unique urn, in addition to the name.
hears this inscription: "Prosperous be
thy life in peace and war"
Lying against the wall In the same of
ice Is handsome frame containing
beautifully engrossed resolutions of the
Carpenteis Company of this city. In a
vault of one Of the trust companies on
Chestnut street IL stored box contain.
ing SIX of the Generals swords, Including
the one worn al Appomattox.
The magnificent china set which Gem.
Grant used during the latter DAYS of his
| stay at the White House, he having or
dered the set from China through Ad-
miral Alden, will also take q cons picuous
place among the table, ware. 1t Is certai n
that the ex-President's home will hold
treasures of fabulous value, and will be
one of the wonders of the metropolis.
No approximate estimate of the worth
OF these goods can be obtained, but IL In
understood hat in the Uncomfortable
| year trip around the world Gen. Grant
received presents equivalent In value to
double the expenses of his journey.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-08

THE Burlington, Iowa, Gazette
thinks shat president Arthur will
have to depend upon Democrats in
both branches of the government to
support his administration" We
should not wonder if this should prove
true. President Garfield was indebt
ed TO the Democratic Senators for the
conf nation of many OF his appoint-
ments, and it will be the same way
with Arthur we doubt not. ..-..
The daily gazette., 1881-10-08
FoReERs have always shown Their

FoReERs have always shown them
lives keenly alive to new processes
and inventions. Their ingenuity
seems to keep pace with all attempts
to battle it which have of late years
been suggested by photography and
photo-chemical science. A branch of
the Bank of Warsaw received the
other day an example of q new device,
which consists in splitting hundred
rouble notes, and uniting each side
with the corresponding upper or under
half of false note.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-08

Mr.. JOHN WANAMAKER, who has
been spending the past three months
in Europe, returned few days since,
has not been able to avoid the inter-
viewer. Mr.. Wanamaker devoted but
few minutes to the newspaper man,
however, in which he SAID he had
been greatly surprised to find that
while in this country everything was
prosperous, in England business was
dull and languishing in almost every
department. He had attended the
Paris Exposition and was greatly de.
lighted with the display of electric
lights. He suggested that it would
be an excellent idea to transfer the
display 10 this country, and intimated
that were the exposition transferred to
one of the Centennial buildings it
would prove paying enterprise.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-08

THE Cost OF CITY GoyERNMENT.
The Republican newspapers have
been carping at the low state of the
city finances, and intimating that the
money will fall short, before the end
OF the fiscal year, and the appropria-
tions will not meet the expenses at the
present rate the City Council Is using
money. 1t was not possible for the
City Council to forsee the demand
that has been made upon it for new
work, year in advance nor is it
possible to conduct the city as cheaply
during season like the present as
when there is little demand for OPEN
Ing streets, building sewers, extend
ing water pipes, grading, paving and
curbing streets. The demand for all
these things has been unprecedented
and.petltions still continue to pour il
upon the Council. 1t has doue tn,
best it could to meet all demands bu
o Aoe oSCh aoio w dCCommouaJt
all with The means on hand, and il
will not be surprising If the appro.
priations should prove somewhat short
although considered ample when made
Things have changed since last veal
very materially, although it had de-
manded much more money than tht
preceding year, the present year is one
OF extraordinary run upon Council
There was never 80 many permits
taken out for buildings IN one montl
as during September, and never 81
much demand for all kinds of worl
that the city is bound 10 do as ther.
has been the past six months. Wher
there Is way opene by which tn,
city can do double the work for thu
same money appropriations may b.
made elastic enough to yer unfor
seen and unexpected outlays, but no
until then. In addition to all which
the increase in the cost of materia
and labor during the past six months
alone is an item which our neighbor.
should remember in the structures the,
are aiming at the City Councilman
We are all heartily rejoiced to witness
the progress of the city and, there
fore, ought not to complain of tn
necessary work to be done, or tn
necessary expense, or expect to es
cape from the cost thereof.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-08

TIE EXTRA SEssIoN.- Great in
tersst is manifested in the meeting of
the Senate on Monday in extra session.
1t is a most surprising thing that a
part of the Republican press, led by
the New York Tribune, should ex-
pect to drive the Democratic Sena-
tors, who have clear majority, into
voting for and electing Republican
President pro tempors. The ablest
and most trusted Republican papers,
led by the New York Tines adm it
that the Democrats are entitled to
elect the President, and expect thsm
to do so.
Senators Pendleton and Beck ar.
rived in Washington yesterday at 2
p. m. The latter told Herald re-
porter that Senator Bayard would be
elected President of the Senate with
out scarcely doubt, and that he
apprehended no trouble. As to the
Secretary and committees both gen
tlemen said they knew nothing, and
could not speak until after the con-
ference this evening.
Senator Bayard has gone to Wash
ington, and his friends here confident
ly look for his election to the Presi-
dency of the Senate, as they do in
New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
and all other places from which we re-
ceive correspondence. He is the
choice in every State whose newspa-
pers have made an expression SO far
as they have come within our observa-
ton. And this has been shown here
tofore by numerous articles copied
into the GAZETTE.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-08

MISPLACED. The concluding por-
ton OF an editorial article yesterday,
on the Industries of the South" got
misplaced, and was made to follow a
paragraph referring to the Blooming
ton lynching case. Mistakes will hap
pen occasionally, and it is surprising
that they do not occur oftener.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-08

Now is the time to advertise. The
New York, Philadelphia and Ralti-
more papers are crowded. Customers
should not be allowed to go so far to
buy. They can only be kept at home
by merchants making known the goods
they have for sale at inducing prices.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-08

The Bridgeport Farmer says there
airs ll5 Democratic newspapers IN
New York, outside of the city, and
only seven of them favor the represent
tation of New York city in the Demo-
cratic convention by Tammany dele
pates
The daily gazette., 1881-10-08

NJ OTlCE.-The Farmers Mutual Fire
~ Insurance Company, OF Mini Creek
Hundred, has made an assessment OF Une
dollar aud seveuty.five cents (ti.75Jon the
one thousand dollars (si, 800 for loss sus-
tained BY the burninA OF the barn of Ed.
ward woodward. A rednclio of seven
per cent VIII be made ON AL assess meuth
pa Id on or be fore october list, 1881.
AQUlLA DEKICkSoN, M. U. Hid.
HO WAkU Il. Finn. ChrlslIana HID,
JOHN W. DAY, BrandywIne HID.
JAMES SPRINGER, W. q. Ck. HID.
Collectors.
THOMAS L.. ]. BALDWIN,
sep9-ltd&3tw Secretary.
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9UU,UJU Tux z Is Al IWO-DOLLARS
EACH. Els, ONE
DOIIAK

laoI Prizes, amounting to..........Silu.3N
hesponAlble corresponding agents want
Gu ~ al Puts, 10 "nom liberal compeu-
satloa WIZ be paid.
FOR further lntormatiol, write clearly
giving luiI address. SEND orders by ex.
press or Registered Lee ter, or Money or
der by mail. addresse ed only To
NJ. A. ia UPHIN,
New Orleans La
The daily gazette., 1881-10-08

Buyers should note the prices In
VIM. NJ. Keanard & Co.'s adverti Sc.
ment. They are too low to last long.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-08

RUNAWAY.-l0 CENTS REWARD
~ Runaway from the subscriber on
September ~ 1881. u bound boy named
Ihomas gallagher, about feet, o inches
high, dark hair lightly built. " hen last
seen on the premises, he had on dark
salt OF clothes. SIM brim hat aud pair
OF laced sh, es.
Tue above reward Will be paid for the
boy. All persons are forbidden Trusting
or harboring the boy on my account.
sepzS-Sf. kLIHU ID. TaLLEY.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-08

n OTI, E.-The Citizens' Loan Asssoc la
~ ton now Offers new stock Tor sale.
NO back pay Inents call day or evening
on GEORGE q. MARiS, secretary,
sept2l' lit bUl HIPLEY ST
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Notice To The Public

TIE pubic are hereby cautioned
az ainsi sending any Money or or.
ders 10 I rs a co., 81 y alssua 81.
Ne" hork ity "a authorized Oy me
H'eAet.. They are tt6odtttg the c0untyU
totLh Bogus Circulars fttrporitlg 10 De
" me LoHlsldnd state LoueTU LbntDuuU
ana are irauduientiy repreSeilttnU them,
setVeS Is rs -igettLs. They haue no daLhSrtt1
rom htS CobtpdaY 10 sea Us Tickets, and arg
not ITS d0ehts for any IurpO,e.
N Il ia UPYIN,
-. RES. Lo'isldad state Lottery Co.
NEW ORLEANS. La :, July i. foSI.
sept u6w4g
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uDlrOR,s N0TTcr NJ =,
TIyE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE.

49, CNDmED DOLLARS RE.
WAkD Will be paii by In. Farmers,
utuat FIRE Insurance Company or
Mill Creek Hundred for the arrest ami
conviction OF the party or parties who m a
iiciously set fiie 10 he balm OF Edward
woodward, In Christiana Hundred. ON
the morning OF Friday ,Septe mbrr 2d,ISsI.
AQUlLA DkRICKSON,
President,
THOMAS L. ]. BALDWIN.
hepss1tn6otW Secretary
The daily gazette., 1881-10-08
SATURDAY. OCTOBER s. 1881.

ENTERED AT WILMINGTON PosT.oFFICl
Az AEoOHD-CLAss MATrER.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-08
A SPLENDID oppORrUNITY T

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO
"IN A FORUM TENTH
GRAND DISTRIBUTION, CLASS N,
AT NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY, OCT.
iith, Issi-i3zth Monthly Drawing.
LOUISIANA STATE Lottery Gu
incorporated in 1855 for . years by the
Leg stature for Educational aud Cnarl-
table purpo 'es-wi.h a capital OF 81 .D0J.-
1u-to which IA reserve fund of over "a ~
UD0 has since been added.
By an overwhelming popular vote It's
| franchise WAS made part OF the present
state Constitution adopted December I'd,
| A. D., 1873.
Its eraDd Single Numb ID rawinx
| Will take place monthly. II never soulea
or postpones. Look al Inc following Dis
tribuLlon:
CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000
10000 TICKETS Al TWo-DOLLARS
The daily gazette., 1881-10-08

LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY.
The daily gazette., 1881-10-08
CHARLES WARNER 4 Co..
street wharf Wiinasss
Delaware

WILMINGTON, DEL.
Also, DELAWARE COUNTY HOUSE
PACIFIC AND GEORGIA AYksUAe
near West Jersey and Marrow 9sus &
curslon Houses. Atlantic ei'''
Good Wines, 1 liquors and Ciga ,,',sep5
on hand. .-- - -
The daily gazette., 1881-10-08

Tor all those Painful Compla' and
Weaknesses SO com non To our best
female population.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
The MasOn's BANQUET.

Masonic fraternal feeling OverflOwed
last night when Lafayette Lodge, No.
IA, A. F. and A. NJ. was the guest Of
Oriental Lodge, No. q. Early in the
evening Past Master II. B. Mclntire,
presented to Lafayette Lodge, on behalf
of the lodge IL solid set Of Masonic
Jewels. This gift was received by
Past Master Rev. G. w. Dubois in an
appropriate manner.
The two Lodges then proceeded to the
banluetting room, and sat down to a
handsome collation.. The first toast was
the "Grand Lodge Of Delaware-lllus-
trious in the "Past may she Continue so
in the Future" which was responded
30 by &. Master Mason j. w. II
Watson. The second, "Our Guests
was responded to by Worshipfnl Master
Thos. Davidson; and the third, "Oriental
Lodge, No. 27," by Worshipflll Master,
George w. johnson and p. NJ, j. F.
Mynich. The fourth toast, "Free Ma
sonry, the Hand Maid of Religion, was
responded to by Past Master, Rev. &.
W. Dubois. The fifth toast, "Our De-
parted Brethren Peace to Their
Ashes" was drunk in silence. 1.-THE
Royal Graft, WhcreSoeyer Dispersed, P"
was responded to by Brother w. a.
REYNOLDS. The last toast, "Our Wives,
Daughters and SweetheArts, the Light
OF our Home and the JOY ofOur Hearts, !"
was responded to in very neat and
effective speech by ex-senator Brother
Harry Sharplcy.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
From the AntiDOdes.

Later advices from Japan and China
have been received in San Francisco
Yokohoma papers of May Goth STATE
that the sixty Corean gentlemen depu
ted by the King of Corea to visit Japar
and investigate the results of foreign
inter course had arrived at Nagasaki
The Emperor had returned to Yokoho
ma aftera tour through the country
in which he was enthusiastically re-
ceived. General Oyoma, Minister oI
War, will soon visit Europe and Amer,
lea. 1t is stated that of % vessels com.
posing the Japanese navy only nine are
serviCeaOle in case of war. The Jap
aneSe are making strenuous efforts to
assimHlate the Loo Choo Islands TO the
rest of the Empire, and promote the
loyalty Of the people, III view of pOssi-
BILE trouble with China.
The latest a3viCes frcm Hong Kong
report the young Emperor of China
dangerously sick with smallpox Ct
was at first reported 10 be mcasles)
and there was little hope of his recov-
ey The Empress of the West" was
expected to recover 1t is stated that
Cover 100 nurses have been employed
to feed her with their milk" Prince
Chun, father of the Emperor, and
Prince Kung, his uncle, "have had a
serious quarrel.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
~ snertTs Hammer.

sn.rit. y.@'S 5r "5 court II, house on sat9r
properties ,..""y @,,'' jane 18th, at o'clock
day a';gth%".' ;.tl ;,,,lrrst Of william Fields in
The me Gn nv north side of Seventh street
t,"rn % %" Orange and T"tH%! nav st SFressS seSord
A 10, .,We,n Tr 11f king and Market streets
stIer, ,,o"rrtv "r ofJanc Mahoh anu ohar'"S
Ne HtGrii il~ie Voectocher' -., alta
&and i1%%,"d nd ,dwel,ing on the north side
q A lot ail" ~ reef | be-ween Madison and
SI %oSroe ss["'I4 .treess, a :he property of John
Logat55' o'clock, on Tuesday afternoon,
Ar '.E tEo sheriff will sell at James
JnIv ;v,,j,,h, ?,n, ooto., Newark, the property
a. ,iramk " "I and L.2Me G, Griffith, Situa'
ol , ,,"ar ,'"" the Newark depot
f"! ,'"n .,,nr o'c.usk, upon the same day
A .,'I ,T', sci, At VIM. B, Currinder's
Totc', IiT ",', chn,t.ana, ;he following proper
"Sr T,,'r,n and oue.guarter acres Of land,
.:,r1trl 1t, Oh he Wilmington, Christiana
81, ,I I%G,.p ..rup.l;e, the property Of
-ih,, ! Ipn.i. i, " Ashton and wife.
Lr, LrT,,.,,',,ry.Fvr ,,' acres Of land situated on
49,. ""ornnilla .eal.ng from Christiana to
,1 ,S1,ar,"n,the property ofJohn S. Trapha-
,,pu
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
The Wilmington EnstfsuIR.

The long-talked of Improvements
upon the Wilmington Institute will,
Vrohahly,h he commenced in Il short time.
The plans for the alteGat Ons are now
being prepared by Graham and Son
architects. According 10 these plans,
it is understood, galleries will be put
in the library, the entrance to the
building will be placed upon Eighth
street, and the present entrance will he
transformed into a store. A number
OF Off ials, it is said, intend suggesting
that wire doors be placed upon book
cases, and that no person be allowed
the use Of hook unless it has been
taken from the shelves either by the
librarian or his assistants. If the Sug
gestion is adopted it is thought that
books will not be stolen, nor will their
backs become rubbed or destroyed SO
quickly,
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16

SIHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of \ writ of
y Levar FaciaS TO me directed. will be ex-
p0sed at public sale. at the hotel kept by
William Il. Currender, in the village Of
Cbristiana, in White Clay Creek Hundred,
New Castle county. Delaware. on
TUESDAY, the 9th day ofJULY, 1851,
at O'Clock, p. NJ,
The following described Real Estate. viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel of land
situate, lying and being in the village OF
Christiana. in white Clay Creek Hundred,
County of New Castle Del. and more parti-
cnlarIy described as follows to vii: Bounded
on the southeast by the Wilmington, Chris
tiana and ElktOn turnpike on the northeast
hv lands Of Mary Z. SOuthyate, on the nerth-
west by lands OF James Murphey and Thomas
Duff. and on the southwest by lands OF
Thomas Roach. consisting Of houses and lots.
three ana one quarter acres oi
land. be the same more or less. BOOK l.. VOL
~, page 44l, &c
Sezed and taken in execution as the prop
erty Of Lewis W. Ashton and Ella Ashton
his wife and +. l.. and to be sold by
RHILlP Il. Cl4ARh. Sheriff.
SHERrrP's OFFICE, Wilmington, Del juno
llth. lSsl. lel6
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
A Missing Druggist.

Dr. L. G. Shadinger, druggist, at the
corner OF Scott street and Giipin avenue,
has mysteriOu5ly disappeared. He left
his home on Tuesday morning and did
not return until four o'clork Yesterday
morning. He was then asked 10 enter
his residence, but he refused, saying
that he could not sleep and that he de-
sired to walk. He Immediately wal ked
off and, up to five o'clock last evening,
had not been heard from. His absence
cannot be accounted for He is thirty.
three years of age Parties We're search
ing for him yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
A. d. OF III. Picnic.

The first picnic of the Ancient Order
of HibernianS, Division No. l, will be
given at Scheutzen Park, on Monday,
July 4. Tickets so cents. The officers
will be as follows
Secretary-M. j. McCloSkey.
Master of Ceremonies--John j. Null
lin.
Floor Manager-John Bardcn.
Assistants-J. Kerrigan, M.Jennings,
n. Dougherty, Vim. Blake and NJ
Walsh.
The committee Heterogeneous mum
bers Sc persons. Il. G. Cottingham is
chairman.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
The D0ctoss Disagree

.. ia the beg, methods and remediGs,iorr
tbo III rvre Of constipation and diSordeTed
liver and kidneys. But those that have
nsrd Kidrcy-Wort agree that it is by
f,r thr hest:remel,y known. Its action
is prmnpt. .horoGgh and lasting. Dom
,oka iii. and other rmercurials that poi
Som w tj,rSys.on, Dat by using Kidney:
Wog, restore The natural action OF all
tl, ,,r.,lIS
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16

,.,, THE Canadian weather
NhS., ,.i. IN this Country now looking
pr0p''' ronv right for his forthcoming
feF " aac w Now is the time to en-
new ,,', a. ,D international negotiations with
tel '',,v =, n;1aer winter than we had
4utntcr.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
Council Tonight.

At the meeting of the City Council
tonight it is altogether likely that the
new police ordinance will pass. Ap-
plicants for the new positions created
under it are as thick as blackberries and
terribly importunate.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
II You Were Dressed

in one or those r.re neat suits that Null
lin 4. SIN. S.x,h and Market streets are
selling, Won .erralnly would be happy
and ayru.onry IN your p"cket.
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
ALWAYS Cures.

Did you ever know any person TO be
i'll without inaction of the stomach,
liver or kidneys, or did you ever know
one who was well when either was OBJ
structed or inactive, and did you ever
hear of any case Of the kind that Hop
Bittrs would not cure Ask your
ueighbor this same question
Daily Republican., 1881-06-16
Ralinnce Active Picnic.

The third annual picnic of the Reli-
ance Active Association will be given at
Scheutzen Park, on Saturday, July 2.
Tickets SO cents. The officers will be as
follows:
Secreta ry-D. M. McCullin.
Treasurer-M. j. Connelly.
Master of observation-disclosures f.
Kane.
Floor Manager-James f. Flanagan.
Assistants-H. w. Hession, I. j.
Kane and D. X. P. Rigney.