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s'Gimme h7e cents to buy some bread" said
t-amp to well-dressed person passing by
"se-, tare's dime for bread, and-drink my
health n it-"-Le Figaro.
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r YDIA E. PINKHAHs

YDIA E. PINKHATs
VEGETABLE COMPOUND,
A SURE CURE FOR ALL FEMALE WEAKNESSES
INCLUDING LEUcORRHGA, IRREGULAR
AND PAINFUL MENsTRUAT1oN. IN
PLANTATION AND LIBERATION
OF THE WOMB. FLOODING.
PRoLApsUs uTER1. &c.
"a Pleasant to the taste efacacious and immediate
In Its effect 1t is great help in pregnancy. and re-
heves pain during labor and ut regular periods.
PHYSICIANS USE AND PRESCRIBE IT FREELY.
II For ALL WEAKNESSES of the generat1ve organs
OF either SEX 1t 1s second to remedy that has
been before the public; all diseases the KID
NEYs it is the Greatest Remedy in the World.
81 KIDNEY COMPLAINTS OF EITHER SEX
FIND GREAT RELIEF IN ITS USE
Lula Il. PlNhdAM'S PURIFIER
Will eradicate every vestge of Humors the Blood
at the same time will give tone and strength the
tem As marvellous in results as the Compound.
~ Both the Compound and Blood Purifier are pre-
pared at 233 and 235 Western avenue, Lynn Mass
Price Of either, 81. Six bottles S. The Compound
is sen by mail in the form of pills of lozenges.
receipt of price. 81 box either. Pinkham
freely answers all letters of inquiry. Enclose cent
stamp Send for pamphlet. Mention this paper
F-LYDIA E. P1NKHATS LIVER PILLS cure
CONSTIPATION Bilousness and Torpidity Of the Liver
25 cents.
~ Sold by all Druggists, ie1O
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EXCHANGE ON IRELAND AND SCOTLAND.
We are prepared to issue In Gums Of ono pound and
upward bills of exchange Of THE AMERiCIN EY
CHANGE IN Europe, limited. payable at "a
THE HIBFRNIAN BANK, limited DJJBTJN
and I He BRITISH LINEN COMPANY BANK Ef-
INBUkGh. available in all parts of Ireland and Scot
Land. LEWtS JOB y SON CO..
o. Corner 10th and Pennsylyania avenue
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1867 Prizes. amounting to- $685. 500
Application for rates to CLUB should be made only to
For further information write clearly giving full adj
dress. Send orders by Express. Registered Letter. or
Money Order, addressed ONLY to
Nj. A. DAUPHIN,
NEW ORLEANS. LOUISIANA.
N.B.-Orders addressed to New Orleans win receive
prompt attention. o11-w&B
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CURE CURE FOR MALARIA.

CURE CURE FOR MALARIA.
~ CAROLINA TOLU TONIC!
Sure for Dyspepsia in all it's stages; Also for
Coughs Colds Bronchitis Asthma. and all diseases OF the
Throat and Lungs ana the only remedy that benef
cial in malarial climates This L. Of Ball
SAM OF TOLU, RoCK, CANDY. MAG: MAGNEsS ~ and
being the purest Rice and Rye Whiskies Harmless and
and grocers at$1 per quart bottle: The trade supplied
at liberal discount BY Barbour Hamilton and Frank
city. HENRY BIscHoFF & CO.. New York aud
Charleston. c. Sole Manufacturers and Propretcrs
d20-ta. tn. q
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kF OUR MorTo: No trouble to show goods
Satisfaction guaranteed to all Purchasers NJ
THE MISFIT STORE.
CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS.
P.S.-Tbe Misft Store has no connection with .nx
oA oonocin III ZIG CITY, oil
PAPER-HANGINGS,
No. 626 {
e I
Street. I
LATEST STYLES.

cauefhS and Shades in Blue. Brown. old Gold Olive
Borders Centers, &c, ~ HA1o~os' oaooss
having disposed at auction Of some fourteen hundrad
pieces Paper Hangings little out Of style and re-
with additions Of the and most desira.
Oie styes winch will be offered lowest prices and all
WORK d b. E;narantsed WINDOW SHADES Gnt Bands
PICIUhE FRAMES. different styles and sizes in
store and made to order few choice and novel Cfi
tupe W I Nails. Picture Room Moulding. Hooks &C.
BREWERTONs POPULAR PisTEI Pie N9snS ISr
at MARKRITEK'S. No. GAG street. one door from 7th
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MMMMM F. III i g 9NN 1 W
4 n u ne ZEE MN \ Nm ooooNS m ILL., Y

DIR. CHEEVER'S ELECTRIC BELT, or Regenera-
tor is made expressly for the arrangements of
the provocative Whenever any debility of the
generative organs occurs, from whatever cause the
continuous stream Of ELECTRICITY perneatinc
through the parts must restore them to healthy action
There is no mistake about this instrument Years Of
use have tested it, and thousands of are testified
to. Weakness from Indiscretion. Incapacity Lack Of
Vior, Sery-in fact any trouble of these organs is
cured. not confound this with electric belts adyer
tsed to all ills from head to This is for the
ONE specified purpose. For circulars giving full in
formation address
CHEEVER ELECTRIC BELT co.
103 Washington street, Chicago
se30-sSw
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nI.D WINE AND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN AS
~ the best 90 is JUSTHS Old Stand known for years
CLOTHING be sold ct respectable prices. Address
q call at yUSTHS Old Stand. No. 619 street between
promptly attended to- mArA
1NHE CELLULOID TRUSS: THAT NEVER
Il breaks. never wears out always caean and can BE-
worn while bathing. r. for saleak
CHAS. FISHER,a
623 7th street northwest
MRS. FISHER deyotes her aatsntoa o the usn1soe
Lady Patrons. ~
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THE PUBLIC Is REQUESTED CARE
FULLY TO NOTICE THE NEW AND ENLARGED
SCHEME TO BE DRAWN MONTHLY.
gFCAPITAL PRIZE. SIS, 900.
TICKETS ONLY IS. SHARES IN PROPORTION
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
1ncOrporatedn 1868 for twenty years by the
capital of 81, COO 0OO-to which a reserve fund o.
$3.50 900 has since been added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote its franchise was
necember ID a. D fsSs '''' CONSTITUTION adopted
The only Lottery ever voted and endorsed by the
people OF any state.
IT NEVER SCALES OR POsTPoNEs
ITS GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DRAWINGS TAKE
opP PIA 4iI M dpS ,ra on,r,-,
ELEVENTH GRAND DRAWING. CLASS L. AT
NEW ORLEANS.
TUESDAY, A1Y.,, S St,v!;,,i ;t.R il. 1882
Look at the following scheme. under the exclusive
supervision and management OF
Gen. G. L. BEAUREGARD., of Louisiana, and Gen.
Who manage all the drawings Of this Company. both
ordinary and semi aud attest the correctness
~ ' CAPITAL PRIZE s7b 600.
100, 600 TICKETS At FIVE DOLLARS EACH.
FRACTIONS, IN FfFTHs IN PROPORTION.
LISPiOF PRIZES.
Capital Prize. $75, 600
Capital Prize. %. 600
Capital Prize. 10, 900
Prizes Of s. 600 10, 00S
10 Prizes of ST, 900. 10 900
20 Prizes of $500 IL, 600
100 Prizes $780, 20, 600
800 Prizes of 500 80, 900
6OO Prizes OF $5O. S2O0
sApprsrnat'cD ffsass Of NILS s7see
oUU............... 4, QUO
900 90
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OF REMOVAL.

TOPHAM'S POPULAR TRUNK AND HARNES1
MANDATORY HAS REMOVED
From the old TIN street store 20 his handsome sor
1921 PENNSYLVANIA AVE-. NV, WAsHINGToS. Do
Call and see his extensive assortment Of TRAsE1e
Frs AND HORSE GOODS.
Repairing promptly ana well done.
No connection with the old STORE o6-lm-
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HOTEL BRUNSWICK,
FIFTH AVENUE,
NEW YORK CITY,
This fashionable central and convenient house IA,
been greatly enlarged and entirely renovated as hote
home for permanent guests and the travelling public
The new and superb restaurants under excelIen,
management an have an unrivaled cuisine. The Bal
ROOM Banquet Halls and Private Parlors are now ready
WEDDINGS,
RECEPTIONS,
BANQUETS, ETC.
For rooms and terms address
o3-t til, 9, 26t MITCHELL l. KINZLER
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w LINE CEMENT, PLASTEis
2oTHpEoof FILL CAHfET <EL1s
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Without Medicines
AILANS SOLUBLE INDICATED BOUGlES
Patented October l6. 1876. One box
No. i Will cure any i'm four days less.
No. Will cure the most obstinate matter N
how long standing.
Nonauseous doses Of cubebs copaba oil of sandal
wood that certain 10 produce dyspepsia by destroy
ing the coatings of the stomach.
Price 81. 90. Sold By all druggists. mailed
eipt of price. For further particulars send cir
ular. +. .. Box 1. 533.
J. c. ALLAN CO.. SO John street. New York.
rT-tu n
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
Poisonous Butter.

DR.. G. M. Cresson yesterday submitted
to the Board of Health of Philadelphia
the result of his analysis of a portion of
the butter eating of which, on Sunday
last, nearly cost Mrs. Maggie Shellem, of
No. 1886 Budd street, and her two daugh.
ters, their lives. He says that the sample
sent to him" is an artificial butter, COM
pounded from animal fats, rancid, and
with a strong acid reaction-melts at
911! degrees Fahrenheit: 1t contains a
considerable amount of lead salt, proba-
bly, derived from tie glazing ofa vessel
in which it had been kept" Mrs. Shell
lem and her oldest daughter, Maggie, are
still confined to their beds, but the young
est daughter, Ambrosia, is able to be
about. it's said that the poisonous stuff
was purchased from two young men
who keep stand in The Farmers Mar
ket, Twelfth and Market streets, and
fer whose arrests warrants are out.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
The Messenger Service.

The District Telegraph messenger
service, which has been 80 successful
in Philadelphia and other large cities,
is being introduced in this city, by
Manager l.. b. Jervis, of the Mutual
Union Telegraph Company. Boxes
containing the electric apparatus are
placed in offices, stores and private
houses these are connected by wire
with the central Office at Third and
Market streets.
BY the turning of crank communi-
cation is established with the main of.
flee is established and messenger is
Immediately sent to the place from
which the call came. These messen.
gers deliver messages to the Union Tel
egraph office without charge while for
the delivery of messages or pac kag es
to other parts of the city the charge
will be tsn cents, or 10 cents Tor half
hour and twenty-five cents an hour.
Manager ,Jervis is now extending the
system daily, and messenger call boxes
connected with the Muaual Union office
are in use in the offices OF Charles L.
Fritz 4 CO., Charles Baird x Co.,
Springer, Morley Il Cause, j. Parke
Postles, National Dredging Com
pany, Joseph Tatnal & Company,
Harlan Cause, +. Mitchell, Jr., the
j. Morton Poole Company, Walton,
Whann 81 Co., Charles Warner II Co.,
George W. Stone, Emlen Hewes. George
w. Bush & Sons, VIM. Bush Il Co.,
Washington Jones & Co., Remington Il
Co., the Pusey Il Jones Company, the
Lobdell Car Wheel Company, a. A.
Chapman. j. w. Diefendorf ~ Co., the
Clayton House, European Hotel, and
United States Hotel and the Morning
News building.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
THE Nhnrl Meanureg.

notwithstanding the shaking up the
short measures strawberry men and
women got few DAYS ago through the
REPUBLICAN, there are number OF
them who persist in using the short
measures. Hereby defying all law
upon the subject and continuing in the
practice of open fraud upon their GUS
toners. The farmers gennerally have
large full sized quart measures and
are easily distinguished from their
diminutive neighbors.
The smal! quart measure man usual
" stand on the corners of the streets.
Some of them, when they are not using
them keep their hands continually upon
the mouth of the measure TO decelvethe
customers. The snort quarts are not
usually left lying around exposed like
others. Purchasers would do well to
keep their eyes open. If they try they
can very easily discern between the
large and small quarts and thereby
avoid being cheated.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
Chester Institute OF Science.

The first microscopic soiree OF the
Chester Institute of Science, was held
last night at the Union League Rooms,
Chester, and representatives from Phil.
adelphia, Camden, Media, West Ches-
ter and Wilmington. About fifty mi
croscopes we're exhibited, such as gold
crystals, cluster cups, asquatic speci-
mems, spiders, flies, bugs, beetles and
sundry botanical specimens were
shown. A number of Wilmingtonians,
accompanied by their lady friends,
were present at the entertainment.
Among the specimens exhibited by
gentlemen from this city was beauti.
ful little plant called the water net;
also the volvox globator and other aqua
tics by G. W. Baker. E. ii. Cook
showed trichinB micro photography
and section of mans tongue, John
B. Triebler, Jr., exhibited crystals of
uric acid in truncated form, also anquil-
lul;p aceti and scales Of the moth fly
under polariscope. DR.. j. Harmer
Bile exhibited the circulation of the
tad pole and the circulation of the An
acharis. The exercises were very ill.,
teresting and instructive. The visitors
returned home on late train.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
FOURTHEDITIO
GENERAL BUTLER'S vow.
Why he Ce ased 10 Practice In
Criminal C0urts.

sren. BENZ. f. Butler has declined to
act for Guiteau, notwithstanding the
urgent appeal of his relatives. Its not
generally known that General Butler
some years ago made a VOW never to
enter a Criminal Court as counsel Tor
prisoner uuder criminal indictment.
The reason, he assigns for such action
carries with it quite history. =,
1t appears that during his second
term u Congress, one of his henchmen
and faithful friend-who was Sher-
itt' of one of the counties in his Con
gressional district, received a telegraph
despatch from the Sheriff of an adJoin-
ing county, asking him to arrest prls-
oner who had escaped from his custody;
and was on board an incoming train.
On the arrival of the train il ques-
ton the culprit was arrested, and the
Sheriff locked him up pro tenn. IN the
lailroad depot, from which ne supse-
t,uently escaped. Pursued by the Sheriff
the prisoner halted at the bank OF a
creek, produced pistol, and threatened
his pursuer with death should he ad'
vance one step further. The courage
GUS Sheriff, though unarmed, did not
hesitate in the discharge Of his duty,
and met his death in consequence. The
man was hunted down and IN snort
time safely lodged in Jail. Then came
the funeral ofs his victim, at which
General Butler, next to the widow and
tathel less, acted as chief mourner.
"SJme six months after this, says
General Butler, 81 was in the criminal
court, when the prisoner before men
toned, was arraigned for trial.
In answer to the presiding Judge he
represented himself as being without
counsel and requested that should he
assigned to defend him, which request
was granted. pleaded all sorts OF eX-
cuses, but in the State of Massachusetts
Simllar request from a mi oner on TIL
al for his llle never pass" mheedtG,
and | was compelled TO "'l - ,!ctouier
of the very man who lIao - q uoIly oe
prived one of my best trlenGs OF his
life.
"Once assigned" said he, 81 forgot
everything bat my official oath as an
attorney, and succeeded so well for my
client that in the end he was convicted
of minor degree of manslaughter, en-
failing only a few years incarceration
in jai. Then came the hue and cry OF
my political enemies. This is the man,
they said, who escorts the widow to
the grave at the funeral of his faithful
henchman, weeps crocodile tears, and
then defends the assassin and assists
him in defeating the ends OF justice
"At the next election" said General
Butler, 81 did not get even one vote IN
that district though heretofore they had
been unanimously cast in my interest.
Can you then wonder at my registering
a vow never to enter a Criminal Court
again ?"
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
DEATHS.

YOUNG.-On the 18th instant, Bertha V
daughter of Rev.S.A and Sarah j. Young
aged 10 years and mouths.
lrterment at York, Pa where funeral ser
vices were held.
$50 fades the loving. blooming flower,
Erail smiling solace Of an hour.
So soon our transient c0mfJrt' hy,
And pleasure only bloom to die"
RElS;;-un the leth instant, Philip Refs
aged So years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited to attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence, S. E. corner Fifth and Adams streets,
on Sunday afternoon. at 3 O'Clock. Inter.
ment at Riverview cemetery.
WING ATE.-Oa tho 18th instant, Emma =.
dsughter of David II. and Hannah Win
gate, aged l9 years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
Saturday afternoon, at $50 O'Clock. Inter,
ment at old Swede's cemetery.
Dearest sister thou hast left us,
Thy loss we greatly feel;
Bnt 1t is God who has bereft us,
He can all our sorrows heal.
TALLEY.-On tho l4th inst, Elizabeth +.
wife OF John $. Talley.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from the residence OF ner husband, NO. 80
east Eighth street, on Saturday afternoon
Services at O'Clock. lnterment at Will
minRton and Brandy wine cemetery.
RUDOLPH.-In this city. on the 18th irst,,
Robert Rudolph, IN his 35th year.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
aence Of hls sister. Mrs. Lentz, NO. 2ll4 Mar
kst street, on sunday afternoon, at O'Clock.
Services at German Lutheran Church. In
torment at Rivervew cemetery.
BUTLER. the 18th instant, Samuel
Butler, aged 40 years.
Rela ives ana friends are respectfully in
vited to attend his fur eral from his late resi-.
dence, NO. sos last Third street, on Sunday
afternoon at $50 o'clock. lnterment at As.
bury M. Z. church cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
Fell tnl the Street,

Yesterday afternoon Charles Smith
a florist Of Philadelphia, was oyercou,
by the heat and fell at the corpr,I
Sixth and French streets. Mr., SuhI
has been in this city several days arl
was employed at the Old Swedes Gem,
etery in laying out walks aud Chs
things pertaining to his bushes. ii,
was not working yesterday Afternoon!
and when he fell was picked up BY tvo
men who conveyed him to The Gin
Hall, where he was attended BY Di.
Blocksom. He laid in an unconscOuI
condition for some time, and had sevelI
al commissions. After he had recovered
somewhat it was proposed to take hin
to the hospital, but he objected ogdnl
there, and asked that some member b
the Grand Army be sent for, as he ad
that he was Il member of Post No. I'd
Philadelphia. Mr.. William Adams, d
the firm of Adams ~ Bro, was sum-
moned, who procured II carriage and
had him removed to his boarding hou(
over Eleventh street bridge. Mr. Suiil|
is a German, and says that durinsA(
war he was captain of Company II
Thirteenth Pennsylvania Cavalry, H
is also Mason and member Of III
Odd Fellows.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
Election OF officers.

The following officers were elected
last evening by the Daughters of Levi
No. ., Loyal Orange Ladies Institution
TO serve the ensuing year
W. M.-Mrs. Margaret McKelvey.
W. d. M.-Miss e. j. Moore.
Recording Secretary Miss Mary
Sureat.
Assistant Secretary-Miss Dora Rob
erts.
Financial Secretary-Miss Mary b
kilmer.
Treasurer-Miss Jeanette Springs.
Conductor-hIi Elizabeth Nickel
vey.
Inc appointed officers will be nance
at tie installation ceremonies on mex
Friday evening.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
>Ew AnVERsISErENTS.
YlUBlICShLt

osA1e OF %
K NIU' Kv COA h " Road HOhScS,
AT ito tables f Il. "a. Gibson, on French
street, Wilmington. Tel.
he under igntd will sell at public slle, on
Thur day June ~, 1852, head o kentucky
no SIS, Consisting OF three pairs Of closely
mated ay cams, / ON 1874 to l6A hands
h ah: long flowing names and tails; nne sty ie
+rda on, thoroughly broheu and are weti
bred. so rel Mare l6i1 hands high, years
ol tor style. beauty and good Dle'dlng, nus
no su, eriIr. nd shows fast gait Two
Dappltd Gray horses perfect family horses,
We Y stvisl and can be driven by tle most
timi1 ersoa Sorr, dor:c oyears old, )s;4
han high: very handsome and tho, agnly
u,uEen all harness Thoroughbred Brown
Maze wears old 1914 hands nigh; to say
tie lclft, this is E very tine mare, ani is
worthy of attel ton. I he balance are all
goo, buslre,s and roadhorses, thoroughly
broken to al harness They can be seen two
dgys previous to sale at Robert Gioson's sta
bic, when we viii take pleasure in showing
theIn. Sale to commence at ! o'clock. y!
dal, c-edt ANIREWS& " TOWNSEND,
L. W St!dnam \ son, Auct, jel7-N
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17

NyYAETED-A SMALL GIRL TO AT
w tend child and do light work. W.
Southgate, Stanton, Del. Jel74tt
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
CARRIER PIGEONS.
An Inter state Match-k1x of the
Rirds Let F.oose from this city.

For several weeks past Mr.. Samuel
T. Belts, in the employ of the Adams
Express company, this city has been
in correspondence with Mr.. E. q. Da-
mon, president of the Damon Narrow
Fabric company, OF Northampton,
Mass, who desired to send Mr.. Belts
some carrier pigeons for the purpose
of entering them in Inner State Race,
of the Atlantic Federation of Homirg
Pigeon Societies, OF Green Island, Al
bany Co., N. Y. The pigeons six in
number, were received by Mr.. Belts
and properly cared for until this morn.
ing, when they were properly marked,
taken to the vacant lot, located on 18th,
Thirteenth, King and Market streets,
and at precisely 7 o'clock the birds
were given their liberty. When let
out they scared up i'll the sky, taking a
westerly direction, they then made a
circle around and struck a bee line in
a north easterly direction for Northamp-
ton, Mass, a distance of 23l miles. A
number of prominent gentlemen of the
association have entered birds for the
race, and the result will be anxiously
looked for.
The birds started from this city re-
Gently made the fly from Philadelphia
to Northampton, distance of2l0
miles air line, in the remarkable time
of 3 hours and 10 minutes, or ll73 yards
per minute.
A number Of prizes have been offered
at this race and as the wind and wealth
er are favorable forl the raceit Is expect
ed that one or more of the birds started
from this city will be winners of pri.
zes.
The result will be teegraphed to this
city Immediately upon their arrival.
The various Pigeons are designated by
different marks and each owner tele-
graphs the arrival of his birds to the
Secretary of the society, who decides
which are the winning birds.
Daily Republican., 1882-06-17
The ROckland Postal war

The war at Rockland over the }
office came to end Thursday aitelnu]
Mr.. Alexander Colquhoun coming \
victor in the fight and bearing Oh \.
prize across the BrandyNlne "
Brandywine Hundred side OF thtC''
10 its old location. ii
This turn of affairs was cauSM Y
letter from the post office departlvl.
Washington, ,instrrctlng Mr.CoIquuV1
how to proceed. He followed 'uI II
structions and Mr.. Green finding ~
self outgeneraled gave up the nSIr
the present and permitted MT, D. pu
install himself rs Postmaster OF ""
land, Delaware. But MI Green ,ss IA
and still has his eye on that pOs'uu ssus
He says he is determined 10 h%u ~o,
back, if fidelity to the party S"'
anything.