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BNAcH's.
THEY HAVE COME.

To WHOM TT MAY CoNcsRS-
This is to certify that wa have de-
livered to Messrs. Bejach & Brash
forty-six cases and bales Of mef-
chandise, on Friday and Saturday
18th and 10Th inst.
A. d. ALLEN,
Agent Va. & Tenn. Air Line.
ALT. G.. TURNER,
Agent Star Line.
Referring to the above, we will
state that these are the lot Of goods
that our Mr.. Bcjach went to SEQ
about that they are now all IN
and on sale.
rMMESsg BRAoAnst
A CARp--Ladies will find the
same class Of goods at this sale a.
offered by us three weeks ago, this
being the balance Of stock delayed
on the road from eur 6rst purchase
Of damaged goods. Amongst 9TH
err bargains ladies will find 50 pcs.
Of the the same quality, al wool
grey cashmere, u I'd wide, At CSC
worth 81 per I'd. 100 pcs. best
real seersucksr. roc per I'd. Beat
wash poplus, SC per I'd. and bar
gains that can be offered by US only.
DRY-oooDsl pRy-ooopsi
rs pcs. all wool cashmere, n yd.
wide CSC, worth 81, 90 pea. full
yd. wide, al c%olors, 2sc. worth IS,
10 pcs. black cashmere, al wool,
CSC, worth Soc a I'd, and . great
variety Of all grades up 70 $i.so.
buntings, popIns. shirting. alpaca,
debage, etc.
srLksi suLKst srf.Est
From IS cents y es.so pu yard.
STAPLE GOODS STAPLE ooopsl
10000 pieces bsst standard prints,
light shades. onty 4ic per I'D 100
pcs. real chevoit, SC, worth roc per
I'D; 100 pcs. best plaid chsvoit.
Ole, worth Isi per I'D 50 pcs.
best bleached drilling. tic, worth
rsc q I'D 100 pcs. yd-wids psr-
Gales, PIC. worth Is2c; S bales
Sea Island Domestic, yd-wide, e,
worth roc a yd; 100 pcs. best
|ginghams, 7ic, worth fsfc pcs.
heavy brown Domestic, yd-wids.
&c, worth roc; 900 pcs. klabams
and augusta plaids, &c, worth ioc
Ia I'd. and an endless variety Of
other goods Of this class, al very
cheap.
WHITE coos WHITE ooopsi
OF ever kind and character.
IRISH LINEN IRIsn LINBni
OF all qualities.
KID eLovRs! KID oLovui
Immense bargains.
coRsETsl coRsKrsf
special barbains in the above d.
partment.
SrRcrALTms.-Parasols, Shirts,
Shoes, Carpets, Mattings, Win
- cl.I - - e. -
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BE active yourself and keep the
liver active ~ using Portaline OF
Tabler's Vegetable Liver Powder,
the best and most effective liver
medicine in use. Price soc. For
sale by Henderson Bros. Whites
Cream White Vermifuge is the
best worm killed.
[7-3o-eow-3m
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n WAaliHHl0H "a ~ t2t ag
Louli keHltlsaa a4gsi i'fe
dent Arthur 4sauad Gea. Iamaa
liai wv mfhett desire ww Nv hin
q rnbdn whrfe We sss ahd f.
ephduu Ne ieptHmaBi m he hid
done ilaee BE- bot thatae N H..
adding lba ihe tltale country
had %appiauded Wa Jamcs " III
mihistmiibn.
u was het hong Until dic Star.
route ring aaccfiHihed that rfcsi
dent Arthur could not b. deceived
Into giving them any egunicnanee.
and this seemed IL BE- their last
hope One of i've highest officials
IN The post-onicc department In
formed 4 Western Associated
Press agent to-day that In the past
" hours several persons conncc.
ted with the ring had surrendered
and turned States evidence. This
official said he was not at liberty
yet to give the names Of these pris-
oncrs. Their. testimony will be
used before the grand jury, but
II is pretty well understood that
Walsh, formerly Of New Orleans.
who brought 9 few months ago
several suits against Brady for the
recovery of money, is one Of them.
Walsh has been in the star-routc
business for n long time and knows
the history ofshe ring from its in
ception. He sued Brady to recov-
er money he LET Brady have and
which the latter never paid. II was
pretty well understood that Walsh
and Brady fell out about the amount
the former was to pay for certain
contract privileges. The post-of-
fetal referred to said that the men
who had gone back on the ring
concluded there was no other way
to save themselves that the gov
eminent already had proof enough
to convict, and they would save
themselves by
DIvULGING ALL THEY KNEW.
The Government will conclu-
sively prove the conspiracy, and
unless some Of the accused parties
jump the country they will prob
ably be in a tight place before
long. The action of President
Arthur in removing Star, post
master at Deadwood, was a reve-
lation to the ring. The star-route
ring did not know that Star had
made a written confession detail
ing all the fraudulent operations
of the ring in the Northwest. For
some months past one Of the most
efficient inspectors OF the post
office department had been secret
ly investigating the management
of the Dcadwood post-ofice, and
when he confronted the postmaster
with his proofs the latter confessed.
The Presidents prompt removal
of Star indicated to the ring that
they could not expect any mercy
from MIN, and the result was the
immediate tender Of other con-
fesssions, which makes the
CHAIN OF EVIDENCE
complete, not only in regard to
the star route but as to all other
matters connected with the man.
agement Of the postofice depart
ment. The President is fully in
accord with James,, and it is said
by those in a position to know
that James will remain at the head
of the department. II he does,
then Frst-As Postmaster-
General Tyner will have to go
and that very soon. Tyner has
never been in sympathy with
ames's administration Of the de-
partment and he has belittled the
star route prosecutions from the
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6oung men of Sardis will
grand ball in Walls opera
Tuesday, October a5th.
peak a delightful occasion
devotees of Terpsichore.
roper time the STAR will
a list. Of the committees.
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In r. CHALMERS has an
mcnt to speak ut Bates
kday October I4th,
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, vicinity Of Sardis many
| diving with cholera We
one farmer who has lost
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Nerandah Hotel uses cot
III instead Of lard. 1t Is
|nd cheaper than lard.
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|,,.o theif death song
|quiIo'.
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A pure and simple compound Of
Honey and Tar, two ingredients
whose virtues r appreciated by
all the world, is Coussens' Honey
of Tar, a remedy for coughs, colds
and diseases Of the throat and
lungs. Price soc. For sale by
Henderson Bros. Whites Cream
White Vermifuge is the best worm
killer. [7-3o-cow-3m.
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concert for the benefit of
rhigan sufferers cleared
This amount was sent to
!. Power, Jackson, Miss.
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II ihc saw, ham
s,,owcI arr floating Ii The
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ARsoS, the ~well-digger,
Wednesday morning by
falling on his head and
an ugly cash in it. For
sent he has quit work.
100 feet deep, the well is
nished.
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-
hEssRDY is borne down
p titles Of Grand High
PIE Sire and Ancient
|Adthe Sons Of Confucius !
Fdsr is growing and bids
oeccme one Of our leading
Nciehes. Four members
|'sed 10 join at the nexl
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MARRIED In sandls VI lie
residence n Mt ifnlctfd ~ lic
tth of October tuBt, w Rev j.
r. Christian, Mr. A. Alien and
Miss Mary A. Bfdget
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H., court meets here Mon
ktpbef i4lll'
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|. issue Of the STAR is pub
IL new timetable Of the
|pui & Tennessee railroad.
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candidates on the two
bow before the people OF
county are busy canvass
votes nearly every day
kht. We hear most en-
By reports from the Fusion
ers.
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n wednesday morning. TO
IN everybody, the weather
n turned cooler.
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! peach and pear trees are
n hereabouts--th second
! year. This is said to in
Gckness.
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Il Interested should read
for a meeting Of the new
Fatc-C Conservative County
I've Committee.
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SPECIAL OFFERi

The STAR will be sent to any
address from now till JANUARY
FIRST, 1882 for
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lay last the STAR Office
s'd and honored by the
Presence ofNtisses Alice
Matte Busby, Emma
w. N. Duncan
f. :. 4. /. Davis, They
The working Of GU,
''d We sse pleased to
,'y. enjoyed their visit.
' glad to see ladies
nm lAsough the office.
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The Lansing, Haynes 4 Co.
Blue Ribbon whisky il sold in
Sardis BY w. T. Dye,
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WANTED.

One thousand empty flour and
meal barrels with both heads.
Highest market price paid for
them. !. X. BUCHANAN.
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eeeded ~ settle ile
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"WlNe or cAaoUI" for Ladies only.
For sale by X. p. jenkins.
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"nlhCk 0sAUaHfa eufss eo.rups
'ud Sd HsadscIe
l'of sale by X. y jenkins
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between The hours prescribed by isw. In
front OF the court-iIouse Of said Fifst Dis.
srict. at ssfdis, sell to the highest bidder the
following 10, or parcel Of ground, to-wit :
South fraction OF LOT number sisftsn 10.
in block number three I'd. In the town Of
sardis. a. DESERVED Ia The plat ofsaEd Town.
bounded On the south By The Moore Of
Methodist Psfsunare LOT. and frsniing easl
on Dunlap Street seventy feet. and r~unsins
back from s.id Dunlap street o hundred
| and five feet we>l.
Tssss -ons- haIf ea.h and the bzlzne'
IN l~o equal instal.ments. payable s<zfee
lively. Ikn11ry let. tSez. and January ist
ISL. Bond with security will b requires
fos he deferred p@ym<as..
J. ~. ~FEsors<oz.
Cenuissienes
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Go TO J. X. Buchanan for seed
rye, lime and cement. o-:3w3
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N~OTICE-From the roth OF
Oct, 1881, to the ret Of July, 1882
genuine Rock Spring water will
be shipped to customers by Ellis &
Co., Of Bailey Springs, Ala, a,
the following rates.
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Reasonable freight and express
rates are given by all railroads.
This water has been known for
nearly fifty years as a SIRE cure
for dyspepsia, a sure cure for dis
ease OF the Kidneys and bladder, a
sure cure for scrofulous affections
of the bones or skin, a sure sure
for all durable cases Of dropsy and
a certain destroyer Of the terrible
thirst for intoxicating drink that
ovcrcomes so many worthy reso-
lutions. Deprive a drunkard OF
his dram for three days and mean
while give him plenty Of Rock
Spring wafer and he wont want
the whisky. Don't you think its
worth tryingi Ifyou do drop a
postal to Ellis & Co. 1t costs bu,
a cent.
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swuxs o. oAaow- corr. ir,rslu,
p'sls, o. aizEssIs s~szssruslIss.
For sale n Z P. Jenkins.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

nv virtue :. a deere. Of the Chancsfy
Court OF the First Di.s.ics Of Paao's
County. Mississippi, made Al the Nav ,s..s..
1885,. the undersigned Commissioner viii
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fisk men in Europe would heartily
agree one-ihird of its military bur-
den could be taken of.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
Death Of Rev. James w. Dale.

Rev lanes W Dalr ID. y OF Media
"A prominent Clergyman O! the rreshy-
| terian Church. died on Tuesday, aged
| SiNtN-niu" years. He was born in this
city and graduated at the University OF
! Pennsylvania with distinction He
aiterward studI~l law in the Office
Of j, Il, lngrrN".,, ES,, Becoming in.
terestcd in Religious matters, ne ahan-
don"d the law and entered at the An
dover Theological Seminary. He also
studied Tor some time at the Princeton
Theological Seminary.
Intending 10 hrruln" a missionary, he
graduated III nruirinr to tit himself
more property for the work He gave
up tn" missionary idea and received an
appointment from the Philadelphia
Rhlc Society. DR.. Dale founded the
First Presbyterian Church OF Chester,
ana also tAr Church ~ Media. He was
Al antlpr OF sonlr note.
Al the time Of his death he occupied
the rastorate otthe Wayne Presbyterian
Church. Mr.. Dale some years ago kept
a select boarding school in thl> city and
several times preached IN the West
Presbyterian church.
His wife. VINO was "A daughter OF An
Dire" Gray "t New Castle county, bel,
survives hiH.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
FOURTH EDITION.
MORE ELECTION TRIALS.
The Case ofDcpnty Marshall vii.
helms ASsaiIant,

At the session Of the United States
Court yesterday after the testimony
i'll the case of Thomas Brlieeuan was
concluded and the argument Of counsel
was finished, court adjourned.
pom the reasSemh!ing Of Court Al 10
O'Clock to-day, Judge bradford charged
the Jury saying that the special police.
the deputy Sh"riti> and the deputy mar
>halS were placed around the polls to
prcSrrN" order, and the same law must
he applied 10 all officers. lie alluded to
the fact that the evidence had been con
Trajectory aud tn" jury world have TO
use their discretion in what they would
believe.
The jury retired at 1920 O clock and
had NOT returned at O'Clock.
The case of Charles SnirIdsf for assault
ing ArtemuS Wilhelm, deputy Mar
Shal, at til" Ten'h ward polls was then
commenced.
Wilhelm stated that he was assaulted
by Shields and others, while the eX-
element attending the uuprovokcd as
SAUL upon the rolured man, James
Matthews, was under way. He had
to take the part of Matthews
when ShiclIs had assaulted him. On
-oing to the station-huUSc, he tCld
Shields that his day would come to-
morrow upon which Shields struck
him in th" temple and tlourished n ps-
tOi.
The rest of the testimony went to
show that the assault and arrest were
both unproVokrd and unwarrantrl.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
A Deceased Minister.

Rey. Elijah Miller, II minister and a
member oIth" Wilmington Conference
and at one 'imc Il Presiding Eldrr in
the Conference, ulrd " 1udlrrsNillr,
Queen Ann County, Mary yiaud, on Fra.
day last. Mr.. Miller has had considrra-
nlc emrnrnCr III tuc NJ. j.. church. He
commenced hlS ministry in the Baiti-
more Conference and WAS transferred
I" tn" Philadelphia Con .rrencr, where
tn" srcAt'r part OF his ministerial
lAnorN wr'Tr peItormed. W hen the divI>-
ION ul tnet difference inuh place he was
III tnlt part now called Ihc " lining
ton Conference where he rrlnaluc0 ul-
til his d"ath. \ few year, ago he took
"A Hulrrnuln"rarN relation al,u sIIIeU III
SAdIcrsvtlio. He was gentleman in
ali hS bearings, u preacher ut more
thah the aNrrar rcanllity and WAS useful
Iu the .:ISt
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
The Chancery Court

The Court fChaucerv, yesterday, ap.
pointed john L. HriuLkWr~t trustee in
plar" ot j"S"ph BrinIhur>t, who had
been "A"n"ntlry rIrtrr under tn
vii, If john Hutchinson. DECEASED.
Giles I.A,nhson, WNo failed to appear
before tn" CONT and show cause why h.
shou'I uut hc rrutuN1d from his otli,r a,
trustee ct Mary 4, Warren, and also
file an account vt his truStrr~hir, WIS.
after IN attachment had been iNsuroi.
taken hy tn" sheriff aud broaght into
court. I"thru t,ettnruugh his couu-
sci, John H. Rodury, his account a,
rU~tec of said M'ry A. Warren, ami
it appearing that his delay in filing said
arrOuut mad hron owing to his iuab'Ity
+" procure certain papers necessary for
the Gihng Of the arrOuut hr was dis
rharG"! Iy Iii? chancellor from The 1T.
tachmcut,
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
Something New In ks0oka.

A. W. Lowering Of the great book
storeSof New York, wiIlopeu ro-morrow
AZ 900 Markrt street, "A dOiiul book store
where 10000 books, the finest tlc WoTiu
ever saw, VIII uc offered for safe. Inc
bouNN comprise encyclopedias, histories,
Nlhles, albums, dictionaries and almost
every book Known 10 the trade. The
most extraordinary thing is that a pre-
sent Will be- SlNra 10 the purchaser OF
every book. Amongst these presents
are solid gold watches, sofia silver
Watches, real di1lnoud rings, goId-hand
china ts,l sets. large ana elegant OH
paintings, SllvrrWarc and thousands Of
other useful aud ornamental presents.
For further particulars Of this novel and
large book sales, the readers OF the RE
PUBLICAN are referred to Mr.. Lowering )
adNcrlls ment III anutner column.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
Gowns and Slippers.

\ number OF tine friends of John Lang.
Adams street near sixth, called upon
him last evening without any special
invitation by mm ami took pneae>slun
OF hlS parIor, Oman. room ana hitcnsu.
The conventional cake, ltmuuAde and
lrlIt that never grows UIi OF mionutu-
nous We're supplird i'll abundance from
the par.or thDlr. Mr Lang was pre-
Srntcd with Il tine. gown and pair Of
slippers and Mrs. Lang was presented
with II very handsomely workr,l cross
i'll beads Ir'ln number Of lady friends
The evening vas pissed very Pleasantly
and the party separated at an early
honr. The evening before Miss Speak
man niece OF .ir. and Mr.. Lang was
surprised by II larg" compAny OF young
hIKN popping IN 10 sprad tne evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
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fbEA gRS.
pTflJ IpI\S,rh

ElCliARNSCN.-tIu The 10Th inst. Sadie
A. daughter uf Joseph /. and sarah H.
kicllnrd'0u.In her 18TH year.
Relatives aud ft,pIls or the family are re-
spccttuliy invited to attend the funeral trom
the Residence Of her parents. on Nrwuort
Pike, On t,h day, I'd inst, to meet Il, :
p. m.
SHARP.--On Aprjl 20ih. Charlie T. infant
son Of William ". uud NuIia NJ Shlrp.
aged Is months.
Relatives anl iriends are respectfully in.
vted to attend the funeral from the residence
of his parents .at2 l.. 'ith street. on riday
afternoon, the I'd inst, at = O'Clock. to pro,
ceed to RtrerTiew cemetery,
JOHNSON. April 10Th, at p, N. Of convul
sions. Willie .jcnSOn, son Of Thomas ana
Amy Johnson, in the 18th year Of his age.
The relatives AMI friends Of the famLly are
invited to attend the funeral without further
notice, from the residence Of his parents, No
5l2 WcyC Third street, On Friday afternoon
the 22d Inst, at 4 O'Clock. Intermcnt ut Will
mington and Brandywtne cemetery.
''Hs has found sweet rest
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
Hair Cutting AN d Shaving,

John Parker is prepared to cut tht
hair or SHAY" any "nc who may call a
his saloon. No. lO3 East Second street
in the shortest space Of time, and in h'
most artistic style" II" is assisted by
Prot. Mclaughlin who is an adept at
the business, having CIRCULATED in one
Of the largest cities III cur country
He also has the ability OF showing six
reflections Of aru-tum~rs cOuntuuanre
in Il glass at the same time. through a
discovery he ma}e when mere lad
Tn" skeptica on his point can have all
doubt +, moved on Iuo i"tSt intlmatiou
in regard to tlr uidttrr. Let them cal
and be enligMtrllt,..
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
THIRD EDITION.
Inquiries About Gas.
For the Republican.

For the Republlcan.
MESSRS. EDITORS will you inform
me through your paper, why il is that
YOU state that the Wilmington Coal Ga'
Company furnishes gas for 81 80 per
100 feet, In our gas bills it is printed
in large type, "GaS will he furnished
for $2.25 per 1000 tret.' If there h;t,
been any reduction from the above it
must have been made since the quarter
during March, 1891, Il. :. $.
ANSw wER. The reduction 9th" price
of gas WAS made ia January, to takr
effect in the quarter commencing April
lst According toa rule of the com
pany the bills We're always m;lde GU;
for s.. - per 900 feet hut il paid with
in FIVE days, only 500 was charged.
The company however being very strict
in the enforcement OF their rules al
lowed the limit of five days 10 extend
often to a month, illr reduction IL
$l.SO "nly takes effect the present quar-
ter lEI
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
Methodist EcumcuicaI Confer.

The ENcCutiv" tommtte" ot'the West
erll Section of the Erruuruiral Confer
en"r "i I'll" Methodist Epi>copAI Church
which j. to meet III Louduu in Sept"m
bcrn"N', had II session in tinrinnati, ur
TU">dAN. fh"r' were present Bishop
Simpson and MciNrirr, and Rev. Me,
Sis. \. {. u"urG and y. l., EyerS. Tni,
section embrace, all branches Of Meth.
odism i'll America, The object Of thi>
meeting WAS to assign nineteen speak
was dcc'd'd upon, hut vii. not he pub
Ii>hrd umIiI th"a"crplancr>H are received
II Is ndrr>too tina, RI~tup Sinp>on j,
t. make the opening address.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
The Presidents Appointments.

TIA" President yesterday nominated
Richard A. Elmer. Of New York, IL hr
S"rond Assistant Postmaster Genera
in place Of Thomas j. Brady, resigned
VIM. \, NJ. Grirr OF Pennsylvania, IL
he Ihjrd Postmaster General, in place
Of A. y, lIaHrn. appoiut"d Assistant
Attorney General for the I'uSt-otlirr De
partH"ut and Iiargiso; Airtou IL h..
PuS,ma~trrat Baltimore. Mr.. Grcr is
banker OF HIh4rton, IN this State. H."
wa. the dcirgat" in the Chicago Con-
Nrntt"n Whu r't~t th" HrNt Not" for th"
nomination ut General Garfield, and he
N"tcd thai way ON every hNlln' although
lUr som" tim" no either delegate wuu.l
join him Mr.. Elmer i, President ol
ri" National Bank Of WalrrIy. New
lurh. and is abuUt II years Ut age.
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
JOSEPH Il. CREENNlN.
NO. All KING STREET.
1
CRIArrhaI Prison.

Wei DE Meyers. wonderful CRtarrh
Cure j. now dispensed by a! urugpI SIS. and
IS delivered carriage paid ny ID. K. DcW.
~ d Co.. 40 A.. hey street. New ! urk
The rrmarAihl" cures which have rvprvWhrrc
resulted from the u~' Of th> prcparliIuu have
Developed the s.artiuG fact that no merely
local tEtHilnrnt. ike snut!-. duuchc~ ma ia.
hAlitl",E eau possibly reach or ds~jrp, ga
tAntat virus. Ihy nuiidutal elements dis.
covered 10y Dr. Wei M Hrycr are absorbed
Throughout the mucous m"mhra nonE Sya,"m
~ I "o uliItIt"S' time. utts forming An iaocll.
nLlye aud constitutional cure. the r,fuctr Of
which ARE FilnIjar to. and as uniaiting AS. vac
cinatIon. A Treatise" with full state
mentS by the cured. is mailed free. Wei IIc
Meyers tatarrlf Cure ~ worth ten times
its cost. Rev. Chas J. Jones. New brighton.
J.. L. One package cured me. Rev. G. IL.
Taylor, l+ Noble street, Brooklyn New ork
1T restored me to the ministry. Rev. tfro.
A. Rcis. Cobhleskill. n. Y" The remedy
Is n marvel, Rev. A. 7. Freese. CAIRO. n. Y =
ut has been Of great value to me. Rev. on
ney Place. Mn%enn. n. Y. Rev. Geo. +.
Pratt. st. Stephens Rcetory. Philadelphia.
etc. A real cure Tor tatarrh for Sl.o0.
ll2y HAw
Daily Republican., 1881-04-21
WILMINGTON HAY AND STRAW
MARKET.
OHALLENGE EXTRAORDINARY!
Read this, 1t may Save YOur Life

DIR. y.R. STONE, late physician and sur
geon OF the United States Army, the inventor
of ApepFia, the only known medicine that
will cure dyspepsia, to-day challenges the
world to produce a case Of dyspepsia that
Apepsa will not cure DR.. Stone and some
OF our most eminent physicians have tested 1t
in cases of every form and stage. even old
chronic cases Of thirty and forty years stand
ing where every known medicine had failed,
and in eveyy case the result has been n cure
This gives me confidence In saying to the
public there is ro case l cannot cure after
Treating thousands Of cases. some of which
have ueen given up to die Reader have you
dyspepsia? if so, get bottle Of Apepsia and
rejoice again in perfect health.
Plcc per bottle, $l.00. For sale wholesale
and retail by James Belt, Sixth and Mar
ket streets, and n. 3. Danforth. Second and
Market streets Read DR.. Stones rules of
diet on circular. Druggists have them.
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