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PERSONAL,

Hptetat ntspateh to TAs Chicago Tribune, T.:
!, DUBUQUE, Ia. April I'LL. u. .!kiugnan. Cash
Tor ut tho Commercial National bunk, In this
city, hRs rcsGnaa. to ucuapt n stnlliar position
Win the Hide ind Leathor Nndoaal Hauk Ut
Chicago, lilo entesa upon his newaufea ALrll ~.
, 1881-04-18

SUrEn1on Coultr-JUHGE SM1rH-Sarah Riley,
nu,nlntstratrlx, vs. City Of ChlcuEn; verdict,
S. .T6Q. nnd mutton for new trial.
CItCUiT CDuttr-CUSt StEsSlNN8-Mlcha Wottl-
'!ngor vs. George nild Annn Wetdnger, II, oil Dl
, 1881-04-18

PROBATE COURT.
. In tho tn0tter Or tic ostRtu Ut Nichar,l Fur
long, deceased, lettUrs or administration were
issnMt to Thoulns Furlong, under bouds for
SlV,UuU.'E
, 1881-04-18

NTASFEL-SilOiGF SCHOLARS
w II !0arn scunUts lnllsuyga syslasn tufuAsh
mnli for citunlat and speenan cUpy. addTuss ALEX.
4. StlVEb. +. Y. Luz. w tlttsRuEJ, pMs
, 1881-04-18

A GOODRICH. ATTORNEY All LAW,
"A sl31 nsathntn-xt, Chicago. ADVICE freat Ii yvar4
exvyfsuca. unstasAs Quqty md legally transacted,
, 1881-04-18

P1il11INI;ItS ULtN1IJU.
DAieTSE[l WAS'rED-TO AID IN
l. gsInlpfettn9 nav iayshloni tnleroataHg 10 tnr.
EtHkD aaluf.cfuftra AdIses4 }. M P.-U. Nux IlA
Milwaukee. Wlsr
, 1881-04-18

lSlYVti1IONS-F
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
~ Elfls utst description. well sccutumended iii.
Eeau HeElstry rs West Alonruc.sL Ucii telephone.
SITUATIONS WANTED - FAMILIES
~ needing SeMnannv v!nn or German female help Gnu
, 1881-04-18

: TRADES. . "a '
SITUATION WANTED-AS PROCESS
.2 Sr r. M ,nanMssr y nan who thorounhIy under.
itR DrllclIua. Ad1res. IT,. cnra OF Hlljb0UFuOs All.
verttsln1 Agency. NAItimUre, Md, -
SITUATION WANTED-DY 4 STAMP
NJ and din GnEfaFcr; u.et To nhlds. wood -irintln
ntMnp*. mud dUstNnlnc. IL NJ Trihuno pdlce.
, 1881-04-18

oe nthFG 3 GplaG0pnl ChlfItl, on COftAKc GtOT0
Aychuo, tho !tev. htr. Fleetwood, liuGtor, was
unusually we'll decorated, ttnd exhibited lyrent
fs.l ffnay eha taste, us cuch plant showed u the
IN the lack Of tho chaupol and above tho
at!as a Wes large gilt crown and cross; IN tho
altAt Wua q large white Grnsa OF tiOWurs fully
snFse teet high. and OH either slide were yitscs Uf
caiiass Un tho lDWer hltnr WIS hugo hour
En- matlc Of flch colorcd liowors; and sickle
r1Tae The front Of the altar was trimmed with
OF roses, ~ ''e'~' ~ WOO soA'eo'S1 @'"'''''
~ lrout Of tho church wero Iargo vaees OF
h'ram hhUHam This bAptismAl f0nt was tillal with u
" Ivy uofal pyrnlnid, fully 1.-Two feet hIHt. On
III. H. playeF.fseAk was lump, composed pt choice
,.es s atu wAlto rusOs. A largo memorial pillow
eIas Ss Maced near tho pulpit. Thu lattGr wns
caasusorately decorated with tlowers, and on lh0
rnwa, rss mae hoArt and anchor of red aud whltn
ftn,, T. Etklt banging baskuts wcro suspended
tsIa 9as tae co!!ro n tho church. Tho sermon was
faTiIs' 'ao.n aathow, xviii, d; "to IL not horo.
TT IT, b, mule wus rendered by double quartet,
.t.hsy,.t ~ ~ H. ArchAMblult, ind was us inIluwsi
E4r., II oas plss0yer". WIllnrtl
Ses'n1 M1,s,a Y. fatri ,....... ,.....4. T. Cturk
TGlnI uins,Il rNt nallA
"To i|enm 4 Thtsl Atnrah
"Jnh{IafN II, - ~: buCK
.Gioria Tlhia II u has..'. LUCK
AtJnspr s:...+:s1 ss.stuNtcC
htlIQrIa pMfr,1 ''.'."s'.".',-.s.--.nl0 nl0ilk
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Ut0rtt IN pxnm1ntsN ~ ntsN.''.' ..'...",a..... lloIK0
pssesh sh9 n ntS;ssno, ,tSso 10 chIiros services ook
taFtnxs, >"o5 p'o'ea9ea '"o'r aSoa1 ots
, 1881-04-18

... IUHINIESS CARDS.
A 1T DECORATIVE PAINTING
"A UAtlEl-Tl. frsscn pllntaF, W Lii kA0-st. Eati-
suaus aud dcslxs Ut Vy0ty ausefRsi1n suEn|shpd 4h
application.
, 1881-04-18
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,

E.MpIIlE pAIlLUll BEDSTEAN CO., Hsl
~ and Isl WeSt Madisun-st.-How receiving spring
9Iuck Ut rArp1t& lurnltusu. Atlu huusvnu1d XuUda.
SELLING a. lowest pr91t for c1sla Or TN ttIsaIAlun&A
i.nU aIid IInulna.
, 1881-04-18
TO IcEN.I-FLtfItS.

49, SOUTH SIDE.
ITO NENT-F1.ATSO OFI, +, ANDGRO
4 ensh suitable for small families u building tI IL
ahd ~ lhtFsl.Mv. ALFRED W. ga SSUSfE. ilD La
SniIe-Et. " ~
, 1881-04-18
MUSICAL INSq,RU0I IsNTS.

FOR S:AIIE-FINE PLANO, : OCTAVE.
- III perfect Uetler Ia Wnrren-nv. ,.1~t
NS-OIsGASS-WIrI1 q STOPS,
5@1ctases. @ fully Ruseantoc1 Raods TonpIs of Mnstu
, 1881-04-18

-------- 3VVTI1 8IDE,
ITO nEST-2 LARGE UNFURNlS11ED
- runnss. bn&i-Istnr attueuit; NIL improvements,
IN I1rl0r HuDr, a. 1lR fr1lItle-Mv.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-06-25

Respectfully informs all hungry people, ex-
cent disciples of Dr. Tanner, that he has for
sale every morning at the market house in Ope-
lonsas, the best beef, veal, etc, that the market
affords, which he sells as cheap as nossiese, cut
in size and shape to suit purchasers. me. Meat 1 de-
a call. June &c tt
St. Landry democrat., 1881-06-25
j.: A. 8. IAe

This is the only Lottery ere' 'o''"
on and indorsed By the People
Of any State
St. Landry democrat., 1881-06-25
CONSUMPTION
Positively Cured.

All sufferers from this disease that are anx-
ious to be cured should try DR.. TX Kissner's
Celebraf ed Cons am ptive Powders. These
Powders are the only preparation known that
will cure Consumption and all diseases of
the Throat and LHnxs-indeed so strong is
our faith in them, and also to convince you
that they arc no humbus. we will forward to
every sufferer by mail, post paid, a free Trial
Box.
perfectly satisfied OF their curative powers If
your life is worth saving, don't delay in giving
these Powders trial, as they will surely
cure you.
Price, for large box, $500, sent to any part of
the United States or Canada, by mail, on re-
ceipt of price. Address
ASH Il ROBBINS.
800 FULTON STREET, BROOKLYN, NY.
Dec. Ally
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
HOW Hn CoNTRADIcTs HIMSELF.
How 1 Feel.

"I was troubled for many years with
Kidney Complaint, Gravel, &C.; my
blood became thin was dull and In.
active; could hardly crawl about was
an old worn out man all over could get
nothing to help me until got Hop Bit.
ters now am a young man again. Ny
blood and kidneys are all right, and ]
am as active as man of 80, although !
am 70, and I have no doubt it will do as
well for others Of my age. 1t is worth
. trial. ."-Fathtr.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
Exon rsiOn.

Gouley's excursion to Coney Island,
Brighton aud Manhattan beaches, on
Thursday next, August the 18th inst,
promises to be q grand affair for pleasure
to all who participate in it. Those in
tending to go are notified that the train
will leave the p. W. u B. depot at 8 A.
NJ. to the minute. 1t must do this 10
reach Jersey City at $50 to meet the
boat. Start early and do not be left for
1t will be day Of sight seeing.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
@EMAL nExfIoa.
Dlsrrh~sa.

lts certAin cnre 10 Dr. 6imnx'
\ Cholera Syrup. The famous Dierrhns
cure, and tor sunmH O0mplaipts of
children contains no opium /; always
perfectly safe and sure uow 40 years
Wilmington's remedy (35c.) Depot
4th y King, Philadelphia coz Arch 81,
Sold by dealers.
Anew ChnrsllAsss NJ,
The Shiloh Baptists, u d hna
ing determined tgHss1t u
edifce ut the n0rsheaa
and OranG4 ptReet4 hx
subscript3 books IL
ferent pefBUis who wilfN a
zens of Wilmington and vicinity IN OF.
der thaethey may contribute somethine
towards this laudable object.
B. I. MooRE, pastor.
Den't Die In the House.
Ask druggists for "Rough on Bats. ("
It clears out rats, mice, bed bugs, tiis.s.
reaches, yermin, ants, insects 16c. per
box
"Buehupaiba.n ,
New,quick, complete cure 4 days, usi-
nary affections, smarting, frequent or
dificult urinatiOn, kidney diseaseA q,
Druggists. Dspor, N. B. Dan,orth.
Hope Lodge, No. ~, I. O. OF.
excursion TO Atlantic City, Thursday.
August 18th, leaving French street
wharf at 60 A. NJ, on steamer FELTON,.
Attention.
Cal at the seam mills, 308 W. Front
etreet, for bargains In -four and feed.
Another immense cargo of cigars lust
received at the Great Tobacco Mart. az.
gregating in all, three hundred and Atty
thousand must be closed out no rea.
enable price refused by the c,ss, Chan
man, Fourth and shipley.
For reaches and rats, &c., use Client
worth's Paste or Rough on Rats for
bed bugs use Persian Insect Powder or
solution Of corrosive sublimate for sac
BY +. I. DilwOrth, Second and Madison
streets.
Geo. B. Metzner, the popular barber.
9 prepared to concave razors and put
hem In good order. Ladies and child
.en's hair cutting q speciality, NO 1OS Il.
Third street.
Comforts Conserve of Hollyhock, for
,0ughs and colds. Sold by Taylor &
Fullerton, Druggists, No. 3O2 King
Itreet.
A fit guaranteed or money refunded
m trusses at N. 3. Dantorth, Druggist,
'or. Second and Market street. Aspscial
oom for applying.
At Hartman's Drug Store may be
ound beautiful selection OF tooth
'rusbes, hair brushes and combs.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
TOO MUCH sYMPATHY,
Another View OF Pres dent Gar.
neld's Treatment.

| sSA soGssssVA4Hs
Mrs. Amelia Lewis, writing In FoN
and Health, says 1t was said In Eng
land, at the time when Sir Robert Pee
met with his accident, that had he beel
u poor laborer he would have beel
taken TO q hospital, and would hav'
been dealt with in q determined, off
hand manner; his hip would have beer
set, and he would anyhow have had q
chance of recovery. As 1t was, every
body was afraid to lay hands upon him
and he lost the only chance he had.
Our President has undergone some
thing like this. Too much sympats,y '
has not helped in the matter, and
whatever the cause of the misfortune,
whatever the circumstances surround
ing him, if that man had been a plain
soldier in a military hospital he would
have had a stronger chance.
Then treat him as an ordinary SICK
man. Away with the troubled faces
evel of wife and children, awa- with
friends, away with interested parties,
away with newspapers and all news OF
sympathy. Put the man on u plain
bed and let his body get we'll, IL /; can
ifit cannot, you have anyhow given
him a chance. Give him o plain hospi-
tai nurse, aud treat him as unconcern-
edly as you can. IL Is the only respite
he can have.
All fuss, all circumstance, all SYM
pa.hy, all weeping and sad looks, weak
Ell that man and lessen his chance. The
very shadow Of business should be
the very sight of tears be kept
a way; the fewer doctors the better, aud
Of the old daring school, who don't care
whose is the injured limb; il 1t has to
come off it shall, whoever owns it.
Plain common sense, no anxious looks,
no whisperIngs, no busy body niceties;
no, the straightforward, old-fashioned
treatment OF seeing on.y the danger
and nothing else is the best in such
case.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
AsAd NASH cd.

william Reese, got bis right hand
mashed on the = W. u b. Road
some three weeks ago while coupling a
coal car to house car. He had been
employed on the Wilmington and
Northern Road for some eight years,
but was fortunate enough never to get
caught until the accident above mer-
toned. Ho is getting along nicely, and
will soon be ready for work again.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
A Eoelal Stir In West Chester. p,

The effect of chance il so curious thai
the facts connected with others sue.
cesses are read about with the greatest
interest. The event agitating ths
Quaker borough Of West Chester, Pa,
is the chance thai fell upon Mr.. Jesse
T.. Webb, one of tfe best known bust.
ness men, the proprietor of a large jew.
elry store on Gay street. He was fOrtu.
nate enough 10 hold half of ticket No.
7s, III, the capital prize in the drawing
OF the Louisiana State Lottery, held at
New Orleans, on July 18th, winning
$l5, 600. He sent by mail in register
ed letter one dollar, addressed to M. A.
Dauphin, No. 2l2 Broadway, New
York city. The next drawing takes
place september 10.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
Hts Tonic Effect.

The tonic etfect of Kidney-Wort is
produced by its cleansing and purify
ing action On the blood. Where there
ia a gravelly deposit in the urine, or
milky, ropy urine from disordered kid.
neys 1t cures without fail. Constipa-
tion and piles readily yield to its cathar-
tic and healing power. Put up in dry
vegetable form Or liquid, very concen.
trated, either act prompt and sure.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
For the Excurs Ion,

A car will leave the Rising Sun depot
at $50 u. IN. to morrOw to accomm0.
date persons going on the Hope lodge
excursion to Atlantic City. Persons
should secure tickets to-day, and avoid
the rush in the morning. Arrange
ments have been made To have plenty
Of cars to carry the excursiOnists.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17

4
no extremely unfAvorable symptoms
Asalstant Secretary Prudsn took th
ballstln ffen the -lostgs and SsaA I
aloud 70 the anxious gathering. II va
statsd By DR.. Bliss 1mmedistsly Aft4.
the reading was concluded. That th
bulletin, In bis opinion. considering tn
circumstances, WAS Q favorable one
The one good feature Of the bulletin 4
the rise In temperature, which Is a SIX
teenth OF degree higher than it wa
at noon, and fve-tenthy above uormAl
which is an indication that there Il
some material left, however slight, fol
the fever to work upon.
The vomiting referred 70 In the Off
cial bulletin is explained 10 have beer
very slight, and was the result Of ths
patient drinking Ice water. 1t appears
that after drinking ho expressed de-
| sire to be turned upon his side, and the
disturbance Of his body Is supposed tc
have i'ritated the stomach again, which
Is now extremely weak. The only
nourishmsnt the President has had to.
day has been by means Of enen,ata, which
as shown by the bulletins, hay been re.
tained. While the evening bulletin,
has had the effect Of warding off all ap-
prehensions Of crisis during the night,
there is It'll grave fears that the morning
will not bring much encouragement,
owing 10 the extremely debilitated eon-
dition OF the patient. 1t has been im-
possible to ascertain anything at all
from the sick room since the evening
bulletin was issued. Thisis considered
an unfavoratle indication, ~ the sur
geons usually have been quite
communicative, at least to the Cabinet
officers. A member OF the cabinet Just
said that up to this hour. nothing had
been learned from the surgeons since
the bulletin was issued. Between 8 and
6 O'Clock this evening Mrs. Garfield,
accompanied BY her son James, went to
ride, remaining out about Ill hour. The
lady looked quite cheerful, ~ much nv,
In TACT, rs could IN, TX xpec'ed under the
circumstances She continues to bear
her trouble With n cat fortituds.
Assistant Secretary Hitt says he has
not yet heard when Secretary B aine
will arrive. 1t IL understood to be a
fic', however, that ha Is on his way
now.
STILL sLEKrisG QUIETLY.
II 2. in.--The mansion has just been
closed for the night and all the visitors
have disappeared. Secretary Brown has
just come from the surgeons quarters
and reports the president sleeping quiet
ly, also, that his pulse has grown less
frequent since 0 p. m, and that no yom-
iting has occurred since about 4 p. IN.
WASHINGTON, August l6.-rhe fol.
lowing cabiegram was sent tonight:
Lowell, Minister, London.
Since noon slight rise In temperature.
Has vomited once during the afternoon.
by enemata retained.
Pulse now at z p. m, 100; temperature,
98 9; respiration, 10. His condition on
the whole, is rather better than yester- |
lay.
[Sigredl HITT.
No CHANCE AT MIDNIGHT
EXECUTIVE MANSION Midnight
is quiet about tho Man sion,
md there are no indications of any un-
favorable change In the presidents con-
iition. DR.. Hamilton was driven di-
'ectly to the residence of Attorney Geu-
,ral MacVeagh and will not visit the
mansion until morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
Ponder on These Truths.

Kidney Wort il natures remedy for
kidney and liver diseases. piles and con.
stipati0n.
Sediment or mucous In the urine Ia a
sure Indication of disease. Take Kid
ney-Wort.
Torpid liver and kidneys poison the
blood. Kidney.Wort revives them and
cleons the system.
Headache, bilious attacks, dizziness
and loss Of appetite are cured by Kid
ney-Wcrt-
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
6ouley's Excursion ,

In order to accommodate persons up
the Brandywine, who wish to join Gou-
ley's excursion, on Thursday, the 18th
inst. Car will leave Rising Sun station
at 8. 10 A. NJ, and one will also leave
the middle depot at 525 A. M. sharp,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
Red.bugs. ROacS0s.

Rats, mice, ants, flies, vermin, mosqui-
toes, insects, &c. cleared out by "Rough
on Rats" 16c. boxes at druggists.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
For Sale.

A haircloth suit of parlor furniture
In good order, will be sold cheap at
private sale, at 205 w. Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
NEW ADvEKTlSEMENTS,
Oh FOR A DIP IN OLD OCEAN,

Mr.. Alfred Wilson, formerly Of Whining.
ton, has purchased the Empire Bath
HOuses. to the tight Of the We Jersev ex.
cursion house, Atlantic City, where he has q
Baskets checked free Of charge.
ALFRED WILSON, Proprietor.
augl6&17
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
State Of the ThernDOmeeor
ct the REPUBLICAN, Office, in the shade,
this morning.:
o'clock 10o'clock IL O'Clock,
go 100 76c
The Weather.

War Department, Office Of the Chiet
Signal Officer, Washington, August IT,
| A. NJ. ,.
Indications for tc-day-For the Middle
Atlantic States, fair weather, north
esssterly winds; higher temperature AMI
barometer.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
P,soaREss eF rnEcAsr.
The Csn1AdlsD eg Che RsessAenl
Rro0 Da1 - Day.

xrs0Dae - nay.
The following table will show the con.
dition Of tho Presidents pulse from day
70 day since the date Of his wound !; 1t Is
taken from the official bulletins, the
highest pulse with its attenant symp.
toms being shown each day with the
hour Of appearance. For July 2, the
day the injury was received, and for
Monday when unfavorable symptoms
appeared resume OF all the bulletins
Is given In the table.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17

NOTICE-I, NAB A NEWELL. A LII.
~ censed retailer Of GOODS and merchab.
disc, do her, by give notice that shall apply
in writing TO ihe Court Of General Sessions
Of the Pea Q and jail delivery, of The ;'tate
Of Delaware, In and for New CASTLE County,
on Monday, the 10Th day Of September, <,
d., 1881, being the first day of the said Cou !.
for license to sell intoxicating liquors irs
quantities Lot less than one half gallon, a
my grocery store, No, 4l6 Marylan avenue.
In the Eleventh ward, Of the city of Whining.
ton, Del, and the following substantial ffee.
holders recommend the said application Ia
wit:
John M. 0Toole, Peter r. Martin,
Andr Querey, his
~. Collins, Geo ID PRESCOTT.
F. q Schley, mark
Jos, Zeiber, Frederick Hook,
LeOnzO lIenney, James Mc(frath,
Charles Jos. Su' livan, John McWeeley,
Edward Bywaters, his
Gideon penney, Patrick n Roach,
Alfred 3. Denney, mark
his John Mooney.
Tho, ID Denney, Edw. W. Hsher,
max John Eeher,
Joseph a. DuttOn, John Price.
Ewdard McGuire, Peter Anderon.
augl7-3t MARIA NEWELL
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17

VTTANTED COO ks, 8 GIRLS FOR
w general housework. ichambermaid, I
good colOred men to wo kon farAs, mast all
have references Applya at
WILSON $, General Agency Office,
augl7-ltt 800 Shipley Street.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
sHIRLEY's owzSa sUoUEss.
He Has Better Encouragement NJ
His Meestngs-Ais Defense.

Captain" Amos Shirley, the alleget
ex-Reverend, Is having wonderful sue
cess at his bohemian meetings ut Nintl
and Bennett streets The notices in the
newspapers drew large ii not devout
crowd last night, and the captain play.
ed and sang and talked, punctua ting
what he had to say with attacks on the
reporters. His success was confined
exclusively to the collection which show
ed that he is working on the peopl. q
purse strings, II not their hearts. The
collection amounted to "a cents an in
crease over Monday night of 8 cents.
The Captain" furnishes the follow.
ing defense:
"As you have kept up the refer.
ences to my name 20 often In your pa
per, now think it only fair you should
allow me q small space tor reply. |
regret greatly to have to do this, and If
you had not continually made use OF my
name should of let 1t pass. In the
first place never called myselfa mis-
sionary when frat came to this coun-
try, AZ you stated. Inever belonged to
the Church of England, neither did |
say ". l am been a methodist all my
life. l never was at lOdgins in Phila-
delphia while in the Salvation Army
as you stated. In the second place you
refur TO Young lady scarcely ~
years OF age coming to me asking me to
pray for her at one of our meetings
splendidly dressed and adorned with
jewelry such case as never come un-
der my notice, such convert ! don +
know. Thirdly l never had one cent
of the fun1s OF the Salvation Army and
never convey ed it to my own use, and
was not charged with it as you said.
Again, my daughter went to England
nine months ago, not two weeks as you
said. She spent two hot Summers in
this country, in her work as IN evan
gelist, and the work and hot weathe,
Ia d her on sick bed. She is not yet
been able to return, as she is still sick
in England. Once more Mrs. shirley
is not gone to England rs you stated.
In the last place, the Salvation Army
never took my Badge from me. l sent
it in when resig- ed from them, but
greatly respect the Salvation Army.
Let me ray my whole nature abhOrs re-.
In the papers, preac have
no time for such work. My time can
be better spent; therefore this must
,ufti &C. Respectfully yours.
AMOS SHIRLEY.
HOW HI CONTRADICTS HIMSELF.
In the, above the Captain got into q |
angle OF falsehoods. He says his wife
las not gone to England, but week
.go he told o reporter of this paper that
,he had gone to England ito lest-l
merely to rest" In the article he ad-
nits that he is married, but few days
sgo he declared to people living down
own that he was . widower. The
Itatsment given above comes from the
accused himself. He will have to give
,roof before the people will believe
lin.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17

SHYANTED.-NIfI.E pIES,ERS. APPLY
w at factory, Thi.teenth and Walnut
streets, augl7-2t
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
Il Alone Did Him Gaasl,

Chief OF Police of Philadelphia, Pa.
Samnel Il. Given. Esq, says he used
st. Jacobs Oil in his family for various
painful ailments, with excellent results.
He has also heard from many who have
used it for rheumatism, that it alone Of
all remedies did them good.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17

VEyANTED-BY A STEADI YOUNG
w man o situation as wagon driver for.
iour, fee d or grocery store. Can give good
reference Address 'tE kEruBLIoAN Ofice,
augl7-2tt
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17

XIYANTED.-A GOOD GIRL TO TAKE
w charge Of a house where, there ara
only two 10 hmily. Apply Immediately ON
6 to 8p. m., at 208 French str, ct. augl7.u
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
STILL sLEEriNG QUIETLY.

EXECUTIVE Observation-Disclosures.
Everything is quiet about the Man sion,
and there are no indications of any un-
favorable change In the presidents con-
ditiOn. DR.. Hamilton was driven di-
rectly to the residence of Attorney Gen-
eral MacVeagh and will not visit the
mansion until morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-17
RR REVlTKES.

Sun rises 1t 10. ........ Sun sets o 90,
l,svild crabs at Eulimer's.
Fuilmer's celebrated clam soup.
Fuilmer's celebrated stewed crabs.
lca cold salt oysters at Fullmer's,
Devil'd CLAIMS ana crabs at AinscOw's,