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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-10-21
The Frazer Axle Grense

economical and cheapest, one box lasting as
long as two of any other One greasing will
last two weeks. 1t received first premium at
the Centennial and Paris Expositions, also
medals at various State fairs. Buy no other.
We CAN insure any person having bald
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line. deodorized extract of petroleum, will do
all that is claimed for it. 1t will not stain the
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fumed.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-10-21

The true antidote to
the effects Of IL asnia
is Hostetter's StoIn.
ach Bitters. This
medicine is one Of
the most popular
remedies of an age Of
successful proprieta-
ry specifics, and is
In immense demand
wherever on this
Continent fever and
ague exists. A wine
glassful three times
q day is tn best pos
sible preparatiye for
encounier.ng n mala-
rious atmosphere,
regulating the liver,
and lnyigorating the
stomach. For sale by
all Druggists and
Dealers generally.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1882-10-21

The Singing School Season is upon US DO not
think of ne0tectin0 and Uery superior books
THE PEERLESS. go cts.> W o. Perkins,
newest and best, is Just ont. Greater variety and
more perfect arrangement than any preceding Sing
ing Glass Book by tins author.
THE IDEAL, C75 cts) I. o. RMERsoS's new
est and literally the best book is remarkably well
q iaped for classes conventions and social singing
Any book mailed, post-free Tor retail price.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-14
AN! WHO CAN TELL9

All who can tell what waits us when the
That hides that other life is rolled awayY
Beyond its bouads mysterious, what dream
RsSail2
What lies within Its shadows who can sayq
What waits us there
Beyond our sIghtY
HOPE or despair,
Or day or night?
Whenc' Il es the SOIL whel 1t casts of the
clay?
Ah who can tell?
Our loved ones; through mistS of binding
In deepest gloom despairinxly we grope;
Forbodingly we see the lonely years
unltghted by theirlOve uncheered by hope.
All who can tell
Who're are our deadr
WIN all be well
When life IL fed
Guard thev our path O'er lits's descending
slope2
All who can tell2
We see the ceremonial winding sheet,
The toll = 1 solemn funeral bell we hear;
/ he last sad rites are paid, and grief COM
plete
Fills all the heart with desolation drear.
The sombre pail,
tan this be all
there is of earIh?
I ndS life wi h coffin, shrOud and funeral bier?
All who can tell?
Fen while we weep, the tears that ease the
heart
In rays prismattc paint tn DER har ging
sKles,
Ard new hope, of our great grief part,
In faith prophe 10 to the doubt replies:
bodies must die
Death is their goal,
LOwly they lie
Not 80 the soul
God keepeth that with ever-watchful eyes,
All will 10 we'll"
Sy sorrow proved, made pure by trials here,
The chastened heart looks upward for re-
lief,
And holds In spirit that communion dear
Which is the well.spring of this sweet be-
ileG-
After the strife
COmeth a rest;
Eternal life
Forever bieSt.
The soul He gamers home. a precious sheat,
And all IS we'll.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-14
FnrapAngh,a ReRu1Y.

Several months ago Messrs. Shake
speare and Heverin, the attorneys for
Miss Louise Montague, ForepAugh's
former $4,000 beauty, began suit
against the veteran Snowman in Phil
adelphia to recover $50, 900 damages
for breach Of contract.
To the surprise Of the clerks and Of
MIR. ForepAugh's counsel, Mr.. Brown,
two more summenses have been taken
out indorsed "Laura 8. Keyser, pro-
fessionally known as Louise Montague,
vs.. Adam Forepaugh." AS there have
been no further transactions between
the beauty and the Snowman since the
beginning of the former suit, 1t is sup.
posed that her counsel feared to risk
prosecuting the lsuit with the fair
clients name defectively stated.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-14
the Work Of the FlamaA.

While Samuel N. Wetzell's barn, in
the eastern section of Lancaster was on
fire, yesterday afternoon, the County
Insane Asylum, which was near at
hand, was discovered on fire, and was
entirely destroyed, with all its furni-
ture. The ia insane inmates were all
saved.
The Court House of Randolph coun-
ty, Huntsville, Mo-, was burned to the
ground on Saturday, and almost all the
city and county records destroyed. The
real estate records were saved.
Woodbury. & Co.'s mill, at Brewer,
Maine, was, with its contents, entirely
destroyed by fire on Saturday night.
Loss, $4,000.
Twelve business houses in Grant
City, Mo-, were destroyed by fire on
Saturday night. Loss, $780, 900.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-14
More nbont Jacob Surer.

A telegram WAS received in this city
last Saturday night from Hampton,
Va, in answer to one sent few days
since by Colonel Vain wright, instruct.
ing him to send Jacob Suter to that
place. and they wou d pay the expense.
AS Suter left this city on Thursday,
it Is probable that he has reached
Hampton by this time. 1t has been as
certainel that while he was in this city
he received over $l2, from different
members of the G. A. r., in sums vary
ing in amount from % cents to g.. He
stayed az the police station of his own
choice, and although he was told by
one gentleman who assisted him to go
10 the Holly Tree I'm, he refused to do
10. He is not known to have spent any
money while he was here, and one or
two saloon keepers have been found
who say that he even begged his drinks
from them. 1t is possible that when
the parties were begging the money for
him at the depot, he had mole money
in his pocket than some of those who
assisted him, and last but not least he
was not andas, far as known, never was
D member of the Grand Army of the
Republic.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-14
DOWN THE STATS.


Items HI re and There as GIeaned d
Tr0m the Columns Of the Conn.
sFy Press. .n..
A signal service station was estab-
lished at Ocean Grove last week. "
Numerous ro5beries have been per.
petrated recently throughout the State.
The farm Of A. l.. Bannaffon, in West
Dover hundred, containing rs acres, has
been sold to Thomas Draper for ~, 500.
Moorton is sorely afflicted. There
are scarcely enough well persons to
minister to the wants of the sick.
The Dover water works are completed
and the Are plugs are all in working
order
A young lady of Salisbury has a
rickrack dress containing sixty yards
OF rickrack made by her own hands.
At Middletown they arrest several
tramps every day and give them few
hours confinement.
Biggs, Clayton & Co., of the new can
merry at Middletown, have been packing
plum pudding.
The evaporators in and around Mil.
ford all count ON commencing work the
l4th inst Some of them will have to
send off for hands.
A good many fruit growers are now
convinced that the peach crop Of the
Peninsula will not Do as heavy as 1t
was estimated it would be early In the
season. -...
The Richardson Hotel, at Dover,
which was recently thrown open to the
public is being well patronized, AS
many as twenty guests arrived in one
day.
A most remarkable family for Ion
gevity is the West family near George
town. There are twelve children of
them, eight Sons and four daughters,
all living and the youngest is fifty
years of age.
The Milford News and Advertiser
Gays;
A Georgetown lady broke her arm
while packing her trunk at Ocean City. |
We wonder how many car loads she
put iu that trunk?
A gentleman offers special prize of
a ten dollar gold piece for the best loaf
Of wheat bread exhibited at the Cecil
County Agricultural Fair to weigh not
less than one pound, and to be baked
not later than day before the exhibi.
tion.
Charles Rathell, Talbot farmer, on
his Kingston farm raised 1000 bushels
If wheat from 80 acres: on his Dolphin
'arlu, from 150 acres, he gets 3, 900 bush
,ls, and on the Davis farm wrere he
'esides, from 250 acres he realizes s, 500
bushels; making total from the three
ArmA of ~. 300 hnAheIR.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-14
Damage TO Crops in Canada,

The Globe yesterday published re-
ports received by telegraph from all
parts Of the country showing the dam
age done to crops by the recent storms.
During the past fortnight the weather
has been so treacherous and violent that
through large part of OLtario the
farmers will suffer very serious losses.
The reports go to show that south Of a
line drawn from Goderich to point a
few miles north of Toronto the actual
yield of the crops will be very serious
ly reduced.
The barley crop appears to be the one
that has suffered most. In eighteen or
twenty of the best grain growing coun.
ties full half of the wheat and barley
have been exposed to weather. such as
will probably reduce the selling value
of that half by twenty five or thirty
per cent.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-14
SOME FEARFULFIGURES.
How MuC h u Man Can Drink and
Smoke ia Eight Years.

How MuC h u Man Can Drink ant
Smoke ia Eight Years.
The Macon (Ga. Telegraph says:
"That is a timely -colored pipe, " WI
remarked to q vel known gentleman
OF Macon yesterday, as he sat on tht
curbstOre Mt one of our hotels, putting
wreath" Of 4moke from d well Drowned
meersrh NV.
"Yrs, g replied, land it has cost
me abou $500 % give it that color"
"H0 80 ?"
"We,, Kept a faithful account for
eight years Of all my expenditures, and
as l have not always been what, you
might call an upright, moral man, the
account is fearful one."
We knew the methodical habits OF
this bachelor, and hence were not sur
Prised at his statement. In addition
to the itemiztng Of Mis- expenses he has
kept full journal of his doings, and
could tell how many headaches, how
many days Sickness, how many times
drunk, and thus it was an easy task to
jOt down at the end of the day how
much whisky he had drank or how
u,
No old maid is more precise or system
attic than he.
II stopped drinking two years ago,
but have continued to smoke. And up
to the time let up ON whisky, four d
that had smoked up 400 pounds of to-
bacco in this pipe. smoked one pound
q week, and at times, when troubled
with neuralgia, smoked four ounces
day, which was a pound and quarter
q week."
"What did that tobacco cost you ?"
"Ten years ago Durham was ship
ping his tobacco in barrels instead OF
bags, as at present, aud l paid 81 per
pound to Is cents, and then 90 cents,
but averaging the price at 70 cents, the
400 pounds cost me $500 for the eight
years, or $37. 80 per year"
"How much whisky did you drink in
the eight years?"
"5lxteen barrels. ! drank a quart
per day. was paying twelve dollars
per week 1T certain hotel in Florida,
and the barkeeper has boasted on sever.
el occasions that for many and many a |
week paid him four dollars per day
for whisky, ginger brandy, etc, which
makes, with the board, just forty dol
lars week. Now, sixteen barrels, at !
610O per barrel, is just 1900, but that
does not cover the cost to me, as 1 paid |
25 cents drink for lots of it. 1 calcu-
late that my whisky for the eight years
COST me fully $4,000, II not more"
The nervous system Of this gentleman
1oes not seem to have been impaired by
This excessive use of tobacco and H.
luOr. He holds that but few men
,ould stand it, and when his hands
,ommence'to 10 tremble he will cease to
Imoke.
This is a remarkable case, and we
iced not point out The moral. 1t Is ap-
parent to all.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-14
LtlSrER'S ORDER,
Ev 4, RBSTsTRR'E UsFIur }
hW NA9nI. d EAIIrIrn.r III. nLLl. loo J

liRu N RB5ISTgR'H DsFJur
l.non n% UasTLs .Sn COUNTY, July 24th, 1882.
eptn Sn 'ns application uf David Pogue.
Il NTI Gr.o o. Joseph Pogue late Of White
kaa oteeK Huldred In said county de-
tbat ~ y ordered and directed by the Reg.
rran,;I Su%S Ihe Executor Aforesaid give notice
eststa of letters teetamentary upon
sStiHS 1SSS0 =. ei the deceased, with the date Of
"A InS n.y., thereof, by causing adyeFtissnl sDts
n Scb bRgsted within forty DAYS from tbe date
cftba M bnetters in SIX Of the moet public pis.
SOnS nS county OF New Castle, requiring all
Ient emf tHSaVing tSN demands against the estat q to
ibiy IN TIS orSa same. or abide by an ACT Of as.
cs,.a G ~ ssch .a case made and provided and
a UoS nos,I tle same To be inserted within the
lysno pS'loO 10 the DAILY REPUBLIcAN
iOStRiSppeeL published in Wilmington and to
u eu therein three weeks, (e-o-dJ
d, NJ oaa tlVen under the hand and S cal
4. N WEVulSe VulSe OF the Register Aforesaid M
seSs,S ST.ilni91gton, ~ in New Gas lie countv
N'N' 'ne Gay and year above written.
sOrIcs A, 5. o. RIGGS, Register
estsfs sfrAti ~ \. persons having claims against
Ie dSlr eIe deceased must present Inc
etOrSs SJ'g y, attested to the executor. on
kmhIv " "a, 4.D.l8S3, or abide the Act Of
Al sueh case made and provided.
--@.V0S'--'hristiana, Dsl.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-14
a Lady 1R ErOu"
tho SnEnr.1a kUan,nr AaLSs

I
BAR HARBOR, Aug. Y.-AJ one OF The
most prominent hotels there has beer
staying a charming Philadelphia miss
who has been courted and attended al
much as, il not moro than, any of the
favored beauties. 1t was young Bal
timoreRn who seemed to bask the most
in her sunny presence, and we were
soon told that he was the one who had
brought happy victim to Venus
shrine. In short, they were engaged.
Like all Bar Harbor lovers, they used
to go rowing in the evening, and started
recently tor ride that was more than
usually interesting by reason of the
lovely moonlight. After rowing for
some time they concluded to land at a
neighbor ng island, and rest and talk.
They soon became so absorbed in one
another's company, and 80 Oblivious to
all about them, that they did not zee
their boat, which was gradually but
surely drifting seaward. When they
did finally become conscious that there
were other things in the world besides
themselves Careful mammas, among
others), they started to enter their boat
and return. Imagine her Il don know
about his) CONSERVATION when they
found that the boat had become un-
fastened, and could be seen far, far
from shore, dancing trippingly ON the
silver glinted water. What were they
to do? He took a sensible view of the
matter and concluded there was nothing
else but to remain on the island until
Cayllght, and then hail some passing
boat. To this she strongly objected
her reputation would be compromised
II they remained together alone during
the entire night on a deserted island.
In vain he pleaded. No, she didn't be-
lieve people would take very kindly to
a new Paul and Virginia story. There
was only one honorable, manly thing
for him to do, she thought, to swim home
and tell of the affair, and bring her
assistance. But they were fully mile
from the nearest shore, the water was
beating high, and he knew that any
such attempt would be not only fool
hardy, but fatal. She would not be
nor he persuaded.
They remained ON the island all the |
night, while her friends suffered the
most intense anxiety. There must
have been serious quarrel, for on their
arrival home the following morning, it
was noticed that the young lady would
not speak to her escort, whom she
1temed an ungallant cowart because
be had refused to do what the hero in
The Romance OF Poor Young Man"
lid Of mis- own will. He went boldly
20 the mother of his betrothed, but she
'efused to listen to any explanations,
aging, "My daughter has told me ALL"
The next day the unfortunate but silly
girl, whose conduct is severely depre-
,ated by her friends, was sent away.
The young man is still here, and though
10 says nothing, it is plainly seen that
le thinks himself in the right, as do
III who have heard hia story. 1t is
rarely possible, though, that their opin-
on might be changed after hearing her
ccount of the affair.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-14
(BGlSTEh'S ORDER.
REGISTERS 0FPIOB, !

REGISTERS OFPIuB,
"0AsTIHUouNTY. DEL., July2o 1882.
Epon the application Of Thomas Il, Mo
|estsr, Executor Of Joseph Orme, late OF
nmlnston Hd., In said county, deceased.
sOIdersd and directed by the Register maj
Executor aforesaid give notice Of the
.aung OF letters Of Testam entary upon the
SSW IVY deceased, with the date Of granting
,vM S,,t " causing advertisements to be post
,.ns. msnin iorty days from the date Of such
Stn Strs, n Slx Of the most public places Of the
Ehsy ivy y New CASTLE, requiring all persons
ias demands against the estate to present
Sme au OF ABIDE by an act Of Assembly ia
vase Unss made and provided :, and also cause
~ SnS W be inserted within the same
lVa 10 the Daily REPUBLICAr.
opapef ,opalU published in Wilmington, and to
Ol'iHu9u therein three weeks, (e.o-d.l
Il diVen under the hand and Seal
g}W nLnoe NJ the Register aforesaid at
.s,,,S SMiiImlogHOn, in New Castle county,
''ou' 'he Gay anu yelr above wrii ten.
sc,o. ,u y, v. BIGGS, Tegister.
SSl.su1E'-all persons having claim saQainst
n %SS dnS,! Vi tae deceased must pre- ,sDt the
~ GSy tay sttes!ed to the executor. on or
act oT ut ]oth day II JLiy, 1873, or abide
1plSsd Is~ hSSemby in such case made and
'1'u' THOMAS X. MoOALISTEK,
Addrsss IN. NJ, Executor
Daily Republican., 1882-08-14
Dv Rlpmr, yeEetanls LIVer s:1l1n:

The perfection OF pillG; NJ snkind's Faveg 30
Pills, (sugar ooated) Now endOr5su by thC 1,
SANDS. They move the bowel esgiIy bY aetna
directly on the liver. restore the lost enerWiSs
by promoting the healthy aOtiSn OF the liver
Ia doing this headache, neuralgia, psstnA ~
Indigestion, oOstivenoss siok stomach, veal,
back, dizziness, bad feelings through ths
body, aching limbs, biliousness, ,aacus nSrAy
weakness ana other bodily iptirmiEies an
cured ThOv positively operate without grtp
ping, sickening, weakening, or leaving "a,
bowels ccstive: A splendid easy purgAtlW
boxes (etx In one,l 81, sent by mad. Sold W.
ell leading medicine dealers Main dopBi
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington, Dc! ~
Pbiladelphia depot. a0f Arch street, JohnsS&
HOLLOWAY q 10, uovG2.tf
Daily Republican., 1882-08-14
THE BEST
KIDNEYAND Liver MEDICINE

~~ ~~AS" " Az " AAAS
|OURES WHEN ALL OTHER MEDI
CINES FAIL, as 1t acts directly on the
Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, restoring
them ~ once to healthy action. HUNTS
EMEDY ts safe, sure and speedy cure,
and hundreds have testified to having been
cured by 1t, when physicians and ffiends
had given them up to die Do not delay,
but trV at once HUNTS REMEDY.
HUNTS REMEDY cures ali Dis.
eases of the Kidneys. BIadder.
Urinary Organs, DFOOsy Gravel,
DlaDetes. and lncOnttnence and He.
tentiOn q Urine
| hUMT'S RGMEDY cures pain i'm
the side, Back or Otns, General
| Debility, Female Diseases Dis.
1Hrbed sleep, Loss of appetite,
Br1shfs Disease, and all Conn.,
plants of the UrinO. Genital Or,
gans
AUNT'S RFMEDY quickly induces
the Liver to healthy action, removing the
causes that produce Billions ~ eadarhe.
Dyspepsia, sour Stomach, COstiVes
ness. Piles, DC.
BY the use Of HUNTS REMEDY, the
Stomach and Bowels will speedily regain
their streng h. and the Blood will be perfect
HUNTS REMEDY is pronounced BY
the best doctors to be the only cure for all
kinds Of kidney diseases.
HU SX'S REMED ts purely vegetable
and is q sure cure for Heart Disease ard
rheumatism when all ether medicine fails,
HUNTS %EMGDY is prepared
expressly for the above diseases.
and has never been known to fail,
One trial will convince you. For
safe by all Druggists send for Pham.
phlet to
HUNTS REMEDY CO., PrOVidsa CO, r. !. !
Prices. 20 cents and 6I.26.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-14
J lEGISTER'S ORDER.
RBGIsTRR's OBFIOR,
nv IlHT. nnn O 1000

RBGIsTRR's OBVIuE,
sw CASTLE COUNTY, DEL, - ug. s 1852.
Upon the application of Albin Baldwin,
EecutOr Of Jehu Talley late OF Bra DIVINE
d,, In said county, deceased, 1t is ordered
BID directed by the Register that the Ex.
tutor aforesaid give notice o. granting
Letters Documentary upon the estate Of
e deceased, wi h the date OF granting there
by causing advertisements to be pOsted
thin 10 days from tle date Of such LIE ter.
y SIX Of the most public places Of the COUNTY
\ New Castle. requiring all persons having
1emands against he estate to present tho
Spe, or abide by an Act o. assembly in
ech case made and provided; and alto cause
% same to be inserted within the same peri.
IN the DELAWARs REPUBLICAN, u news
lper published in Wilmington and to be
2ltRued therein three weeks, (e.o-d
l Given under the hand and sea- of
LS Once OF the Register aforesaid, at
~~' Wilmington, in New Castle conn,
preSaid, the day and year above writer
3. o. BG(fS, Register
NVLlCs.-AllpersO having claims aRairE
e SFtste Of the deceased must present the
NE duly attested to the executor on
DsiOre aug. l7th, A. D., 1883, or abide the
stGI assembly In such case made and pro-
aed. ALBlN BALDWIN,
Az, Executor.
Addtes:-Booth'S Corner, Del. Go Pa.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-14
"a NNAPIEWO0n TNST1TUTE FG

lXk- BOTH SEX Els Is 20 N lies west Of new
Broad st. station, Phila. ,on p. & b. o. II. h.
Courses ofstudy- English, business, scientific
& classical; q thorough chemical department
and classical Superior opportunities offered
to young men and boys to prepare fer the
best American colleges. DeG rees are confer
red by authority OF the Legislature of Penn
sylvania upon young ladies taking full
course. Reading taught by tirst-class elo-
cutionigt Penmansnip by aprofe 'sor-mas-
ter Of the beauties Of the art. Private in
struotion given to those whose education has
been neglected. A home like department for
little boys. 12tnstruc ors. J. J.SHORTLlDGE,
Yale College,, A. M, Principal, Concord.
Vile, Dol. Co., Pa. sulO-lm
Daily Republican., 1882-08-14


Malaria, Ghlli5 aul Fever, anI Bilious at
tacks positively cured with mory"J stand.
ard Cure Pills--an infalIible remedy; never
fail to cure the most ObsJ nate, long-standing
cases where Quintne and all other remedies
have failed Tnev are prepared EXPIRE ssly
for malarlous sections, ia uou 10 boxes, two
kinds Of Pills, containing a strong cathartic
and q chill breaker, sugar coated; contain no
QuininG or HrroIry, causing no gripping or
purping they are mild and etfi 3ient, certain
In their action and harmless in all cases
they ettOctually cleanse the system, and give
new life and tone to the body. As house
hold remedy they are uueQualed. For Liver
Complaint their equal Is not known one
box will rave wonderful effect the worst
case. They are used and prescribed by ply
slcians and sold b Druggists everywhere, or
sent by mail, B an 20 cent boxes Emery's
Little Oatharho Pills. best ever made, only
3 ceurs. standard CEe 90 ia Nassau
street Few Y-rE. ic27 eO1d&W-0m
Daily Republican., 1882-08-14

ENRIEND'S SCHOOL,
R Fourth & Vest sts., WILMINGTON, Del.
viii reopen on second day, mo. 4th, 1854,
The English Branches, Natural Sciences nd
Classics tau mt. Pupils from the country
will Il nd good aeGO nodations near the s,h0ol.
Address ISAAC +. JOHNSON, Principal,
Oil Washing ston street. Wilmington, Del.
au71lm
Daily Republican., 1882-08-14
xrRIEND'S SELECT SCHOOL,

" AT
Ninth and Tasnall streets, will reopen on
second day tn 10 4th of 9Th month. The play.
grounds are large and entirely private. In
Etruction will be given in all branches of q
good English education For circulars or
further information apply to Sarah l.. Hilles,
1000 King street or Sarah p. Savery, S16
Washington st. ALOE OOLLEY.
au9.lm-ecd Teacher.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-14
RRRe Rail-

A match game of base ball was play
ed on Saturday at Scheutzen Park,
between the Jumbo nine of Ban.
croft's Banks, and the Never Fails Of
DuPont's Banks. The Never Fails
were victorious by score of 81 to 8.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-14
NKEAT STORE,

The Meat : tore occupied by George Reed,
No. 6ll X ng street, generally known as the
delaware Market will be opened by the
subscriber on Monday next, with tirst-clasS
meats of all kinds. The citiz,ns generally
are invited to call. Prices moderate, and
satisfaction guaranteed. BasS cts delivered
to any part of the city without additional
charge. ALBERT RICHARDSON aus tt
Daily Republican., 1882-08-14
OhtlIa and Malaria.

Out Of II cases of Fever and Ague,
70 were entirely cured by Morrison 8
Veasey's Ague Pills. 26 cents box at
Second and King streets.