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Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
FOURTHEDlTION
Maxnr,a Court.

There was quite number of cases
before the Mayor last evening and this
morning. and it seemed that as the
monster Jumbo was in town, a great
many persons thought they must sWal'
low Jumbo doses of whiskey to proper
ly celebrate the occasion.
Luke Mealey was the first customer;
he was arrested near the circus grounds
very drunk and disorderly, and when
the officer took hold of him struck him
in the face. He was however brought
along until he reached Ninth and Mar
ket street, when he struck an molten
siye colored woman in the face. The
Mayor imposed fine of SIS and costs.
Hugh Hannigan got 30 full OF Front
street whiskey that he could get fur
ther than Water and Market street, un-
til an officer assisted him to the hall.
He was ordered to pay a fine of VI and
costs.
William Justice, a respectable look
ing young man was adjudged guilty OF
being drunk and disorderly, and a tne
of 81 and costs imposed.
James Walter, a stranger who came
to town to see the show, undertook to
carry too much whiskey and as con-
sequence missed seeing the show but
had the honor of being introduced to the
Mayor, who assessed him 80 cents and
costs, and ad vised him to 60 home al
soon as possible.
Martin Kelley, the blind peddler had
the misfortune to drink too much, and
as usual got into fight. He told the
Mayor that he had been Union sal, OF
during the rebellion, and he heard
man yesterday cursing the old nag, and
the Union soldiers and sailors, and he
couldn't stand it, so he Rroped around
until he got hold of him, and then gave
him q thrashing. The Mayer reserved
his decision, and ordered him to be TAX
en- back to the cell.
This morning Thomas McDavitt wa'
charged with being drunk last night
and annoying persons around the depot
The Mayor after hearing the evidence
adjudged him guilty, and imposed
fine of S. and costs.
Andrew Dougherty, Richard Griffith
Nathan, Greenly and William Reed
were each fined 81 and costs for belni
drunk and disorderly.
William Ii. McManus, was charge'
with being drunk, and fighting o.
Front street, the prisoners face bearin
abundant evidence of the fact. He wa
fined 81 ard costs John Mullin wa
drunk, and acted in a very disorderl
manner at the show grounds, by intel
feriug with the employees. A fine
81 and costs was imposed, which will n
douhL teach John to behave better
the future.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
Capture Of TOm1InsOn,

Harry Tomlinson, who plead guilty
At the last session OF Court with Jonn
9ouders, to the Indictment charging him
with burglary, and who made his es-
cane as he was being conveyed to New
Castle, has been re-captured in TROY,
NY. by Special Officer William Jones.
About the 22nd of last month the 6her-
ifrreceived Information that the tugl'
tive was in Philadelphia, and upon
proceeding to that city was not long in
ascSrtaininE his whereabouts.
TomlinsOn appears to have been or
the watch, for when the Sheriff en-
tered the house he rnn up stairs, close
ly pursued and made his escape ou'
the trap door, running along the rooIs
and descending through another house
to the street, where he disappeared be-
fore the sheriff got don n. Recently
Sheriff Clark ascertained that ne was
in Troy and sent Officer Jones In ques'
of him. 1t was found that he had SO
cured employment in q blacksmith
shop under the name of William Smltt
and the officer bided his time to max
the arrest. He went to the boarding
house when he was sure the prlSone
was in and found him in bed.
There were seven other boarders II
the house, and they at first shove
d1spositlon to attempt a rescue, but hno
ING the officer cool, and determined t
held on to his prisoner at any cosC, Ghe
changed their minds and he was allo"
ed to depart with him. When Once
Jones arrived ihs Troy he immedlajel
proceeded to the Nhird precinct static
house, and made Known his busine'
to Capt. McGrath, no rendered all IL
assistance in his power. Sergeant M
Mahon was detaiRe to assist Omc'
Jones in securing the fugitive, an
with Capt. McGrath did everythlr
possible to aid iu the capture. ,,
The, prisoner was brought to tn
CITY, and lodged in the cells at the Ha
where he was attacked with hts, al
hemorhages, and this morning was {
bad that Mayor Wales in his capacl
as physician prescribed for him, pr
vious to his being removed to New va
tie Jail, where he was taken by T.
sheriff about 10 o'clock.
As the sentence Of the Court was tn
he should receive twenty lashes on t
23d of last month, and he was not the
to comply with that part of his 50
teuce, it will be necessary to aga
bring him before the Court at its ne
session for re-sentence, 80 far as I
whipping is concerned.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
THLRD EDITION,
-oo nT me Present Day,

.unC0 O1 mo Eos
A1,,,, rwelye years ago boy In
~ ,I.,nnia was placed by his parents
'. NJ the large manufactures OF
tact,nns in that city, to learn tne
~ w., The father was merchant
O Ou ~ set street and had by strict at
~ % business succeeded In ac
Co' ,.,,Tp considerable of this world g
S.lI he was a type OF the old
PDrnoe.pbia merchant ana conslueIS !
Il iu.r y. necessary for his SOP 20 learn
n tra,,o. ~ it was for that OF inc sou VI
a iaho,r George, for that was the
-. ra,u4, was accordingly lnducted
;nto tb workshop to learn the arts ana
,,Tsrar,4s of candy making. he was
s,ooI .Ina boy, with but one fault,
tporof .z,ng all his spare time, even
.l"rai sn%Y y !. a couple of minutes, In
s;neirr. rch songs and singing MS
Fae[ ar,1. d in a manner that was sug-
~ w.. of = desire to test the strength
ttLa a oe or break 1t through. At
+be di, u,r nour his shop mates would
@aTblr around and applaud his pertor-
manrt 70 the echo. His acting was SO
graceful hat it was evident that 1t was
natural and not acquired, 1t was the
atfor, nr he seeds of genius to burst Its
Surroundings @ and spring iato life and
Immortality. u.,-,,
uie rmp0yer was a strict discipline
RAN and uad:: on several occasions re-
min1ed George, thai the place was 8
work.hop and not q theatre, until ont
Sav coming in and finding him as usua
exscntipg a dutch song and dance, HI
told MIN to go home, as he thought h
was bstter fitted for the stage than
york sbop, $50 will, said the spirited
how. oand I'll go on the stage" ID
Sc1naiuted his ia her with his inten
son. and was met with bitter opp0sl
tion' Nevertheless he tollO wed his de
aires, and secured an engagement at
nominal salary in theatre in Philade
mia. His talent was soon seen an
annreciated, and as his whole lit
seemed wrapped in the profession c
his choice, it was but short time or
his services were in demand, and b
a .rted out as a star, the announce
mept of whose name was sufficient
ensure q crowded house:
The boy who thus started at the toc
of the ladder, and now stands at tn
very head of his profession, Is Nj
George S. Knight, who will appear 8
the Opera House next Monday evenin
in Edwards beautiful play entitle
SHARON Rudolph"
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
EWO LadiC1 Hurt.

Mrs, John Yeatman and Miss /
Crossman residing near Appleton,
land, attending the Wilmington 4
a few days ago, and while ed
Newark on their return houe l
dropped from a shaft which Caus
horses to turn around rapidly
ladies in their fright Jumped ouI
the wagon passed over them both
ing two of Miss CrOssmaHs rib
besides spraining Mrs Yeatman's
bruised her shoulder. They weret
to Mr.. M. C. FriCk's residence
| DIR. Whistler attended to their in
The Newark Ledger says, they
both conveyed to their homes an
rapidly recovering from their In
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
EHR.

SUOTT-On the 18th inst, Joseph M, In
FAINT sol Of John and MsRgi5 Scott, aged
month.
the relatives and friends Of tho family are
respectfully iuy ted to atterd the funeral on
Sunday afternoon at 2 O'Clock, from the
residence Of hi uncle James Ia. Patterson,
on Hswley street, between Ind and 8rd sts.,
to proceed to Rivervie@ cemetery.
wATSON-On IN the morning OF the 11th inst,
Abigail Wat5or. widow at the late james
M. WATSON.
Funeral services will be held in the hr
Presbyterian church, Monday Aitern ION
oct. leth. Nt Q clock. Friends are invited,
HOOHKEPPEL--On the 2ard ult,, william
Nocnkoppel, father Of Prof. P. W. Hoch,
keppel. at { denChal near Cologne Of
Rhine, Germany, in the TSrd year Of hi
age.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
A Narrow Escape.

Last nights painter named George
Page, who Is in the employ of the Har-
land &, Hollingsworth Company. Ell.
gagged in working overtime on one OF
the boats lying at the wharves of the
company, and when he started to come
ashore about 8. 80 o'clock, he walked of
the wharf into the water. The man
would have drowned if it had not been
for the extreme exerCions of Mr.
Sweeney, the watcbman, who certain-
ly saved his life, by jumping in the
creek after him and bringing him ouj
through the mud iu the dock. AS il
was low tide, the mud was 80 deeE
in the dock that it reached above thell
waists and when they we're safe OF
terra. frma they presented a pitifu
sight,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
Believed to be an uoa,s

It Is reported that q man Csllip,
self George II. Sentman, is in M
OF writing letters to ladies both
ried and single, asking them o.
him at certain places and that b
INDUCED in scandaliziDR several
and q gentlemen. Nobody seeUI
know him and inquiry at three
ing places where he said was hisI
failed to give any clue to bin, II
he works for the Pusey & Jones
pany, but this is not believed. |
tleman made out to meet him IsI
ming through a lady to whom b
addressed a note and he was dend|
to his face as an impostor. He /
to be tall, good looking and 35yS
age.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
Death OfaVAluabieC Cow.

During the first part of the present
week, Mrs. Z. Lyman, who resides
near WoOddaIu, Christiana hundred,
missed valuable cow from her stock,
An active search failed to as certain its
whereabouts and it WAS supposed she
had strayed away,
An advertisement was inserted in the
r publican aud liberal reward ofe :
eI Tor It's return. A or Two afterwards
while waking over tie farm, one OF
tho hands discovered the COW sub
merged in ditch, stiff and cold in
NeaJA Tla animal no doubt fell In
the ditch and being unable to get ouI
was drowned.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
NeM EeAra0m ~ IS.

The Star Oi N,% Castle says, the
ladies OF that Lity be- unRng to the M.
L. Church he'd a meeting last evening
for the purpose Of devising ways and
means for the erection OF a parsonage
upon the lot on Delaware street rec nj
ly purchart for that purpose. The
cellar has already been dug. 1t Is said
that active mtasures will soon be taxi n
Tor the erection Of parsonage at MI
Salem NJ K. church.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
The EzRDB Pulpit.

Rev. W. J.Parker, pastor of Ezion M.
E church, left this morning to dedicate
a church at Ferry Neck, Talbot County,
Nd. His pulpit will be filled to-mor-
row at 1890 q. M, by Rev A. T. Scott
at 3 p. M. by Rev. A Stengle, pastor ol
Union M. K. church, this city, aad al
7.3O p. m. by Rev, Isaac Foster of Phila
deIphia,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
RarI0uNIY Ininred.

The relatives of John McCloskey, who
reside in this city, received telegram
this morning, to the effect that he had
been seriously injured in a railroad &C
cident in Illinois. What the nature Of
the accident was, could not be ascer
tanned. Mr.. McCloskey was former
resident of this city but emigrated "
the west some years ago.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
DIR. slmms' Ague KIllor.

The perfection of Ague Medicines
Never more than one chill after its use,
and generally well in about ten days
Contains no quinine or any other inju
rious drugs. We have cured oVor 3O(
cases during the last two years, AND
more than 5000 during tWenty-sever
years. 30 cents, Sent by mail. Sold by
dealers. Prepared by DR.. Simms q son
4th and King Sts., Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
Person al.

Prof s. T. Ford will leave here on
Monday morning for weeks engage
ment in western New York, II miles
from Niagara Falls, MI. Ford read
on his return from Canada last summer
tor the Presbyterian church, at Clar
ence, N wv York, and he has received
an invitation to read there again OF
Tuesday night next. He will returr
the following week.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
MA RRKAGEk.

MOODY-BLAN NKIN-Ou Thursday, Octo.
bsr 18th, 1882, by the Rev. X. B. Cook' ID
b., at the res dence Of the brides parents,
NO. 428 r. Eth st. city Edmund +. Moody
and Martns L.. Blsnktn.
PElRCE-COLEMAN October 18th
1882, at tbs PARSONAGE OF Central ~. i,
by Rev, E. |. u. Pepper, Mr.. s. Howa d
Pelrce to Miss Margaretta Ella Coleman
both Of Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
Receiving q Pastor.

Last evening a number of the
bers of the Household Of Faith,
upon the Rev, Rufus Wendell,
new pastor. who has recently re-
to this city, and presented him y
number of useful and ornamental
It was somewhat ola surprise Y
| Wendell, but nevertheless he M
! guests feel perfectly themBelV
home, and several hours s,ae were 9, = \
| a social manner. Mr. Wendell ;aoa =
On up his residence at No. lOOl
| Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
lInCrusta-WallOn'

Messrs. Ball & Co., 6lO Market
deserve the credit of in introducing ;9 .9l
citizsns Lincrusta-Walton, 'n' y
new wall decoration and a, y a N N
pense have had decorated iiS,.aa| .! sa|
as as we'll we'll as having over ftty G',s.,I y
engravings, showing /! In IN U,Ii,I IaIIs'
ors and designs upon tlS " S"s,pi sri
ples of the same are now I4 % ta ~
in their window and SnOu'u W.
all.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
TEA! TEAL! TEAL!

We have just receivedlN
chests of New Crop Teas.
among them our 50 u 6Oc
Black, Green and Japan
They are New Crop and we
consider them better thar
ever as they have been Sc
Iected with very great care
We have also reed. a large
invoice of Rio, Laguayra
Maracaibo and Java cofees,
which we are selling at very
low figures, Rio coffee solo
at 10, II, Is, 18, 20, % and
our Celebrated Breakfast
Coffee at 25c per pound
We personally superintend
the roasting Of cur coftees
Call and try them.
New Crop Turnip Seeds
|GRIPPbN'S TBi NTORR.
No. 5 e. Second St.,
wvIuxN0TON. UELAWARK
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
2 n6n Rncfnpn aRammRM

in the weather is very appropriate
time to change under wear, and Russell,
306 Market street, has large stock fol
gentlemen, ladies and children at right
prices and asks an examination of the
same also black hose for children.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14

NTOTICE-I, JOHN MoOLAFFERTY,
owner of the within mentioned prem
ises, in compliance with an Act OF Assembly
in such case made and provided, do hereby
give notice that l shall apply In writing to
the honorable, the Judges Of the Court OF
General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail De"
livery OF the State of Delaware, in and for
New Castle County. on Monday, the goth day
of N 1vember next, A. D 1882, being the tirst
day Of said court, for o license to keep an inn
| or tavern at N. E. cor. of Fifth and Walnut
streets, in the Fourth ward OF the city OF Will
mirgton, Del and to sell intoxicating liquors
| In less quantities than one quart, to be drank
on the premises and the following respectable
citizens, residents Of said ward, recommend
| the said application, to wit:
Thomas b Eaton Frederic Meyers
Francis Kelly Daniel Regan
Patrick Harrity Ell H. 10d1
NiIliam H Todd Thomas J. White
Martin Farrell James +. ModohlgHl
| John McCaulley Dennis a. klShey
Thomas Fox John Ioner
FrancIs X. Jacquot James Mccoy
Thomas B Kelly John DouGheFty
| 9eorye Egls Francis MeMOI agile
| Dennis Kane Ohar.es !nom6s
l Y g Dennis EiWood SinRIey'
| c19-3t JOHN MCCLAFFERTY Y.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
needs Of violence, D.

At Upton, Georgia, e. on stin
Gresr Ca B Mayo and n,,sads, M1t''s al
met in the Court grounf@c'. nf c'.rts|
demanded q rstractloh ,stter vi N
ments in an insulting ,lt".sd' ifS,%
men ms'a and their friends IDS o'ISs n'aa|
JORDAN JoTd HnVS were killed, and 5ua,J 1ar,'
man named Viokor''
wounded. I
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
nen,Ir Of a Young Lsa

Miss Sarah Lizzie DennlSon, IS ,lIiI
of s Samuel sT and EIiza6et66 .Is 6IosR penn
died die ~ol somea us bat unexpected, .s vi 4
day evening, though 1lusDt saS Ds M
sufferer since last hafVoS"l :, 70 VI, N
young lady beloved l, .tGr1 Oy Oh miss|
her and she will be saaly :, %,Y, ainsl
the the social circle. Her rtm''1'S| n VI
Ilndon IIIrio Tract, Chester !..,t co11!y,I
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
On tlnGOaSo.

A couple of men !, TnC'' hSd al
tHei tSeir EGr brains, got 9,n intS HI n,ShI sI'
menosd n"S SrSs sjashing at ,es eaiD pur, !
knives. They were nov noS II bsst
there's, the results might h have 7gtetstsi. red
had bystanders nov Ins.- u
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
R.anIIIML.

Mr.. olelaud's new ,s,ns store psp,
Sssr Sssptilay iiu . manner iarS5 BY Bal b S,v
,9Sy sPs,s 'ps pe,ps asi IN hand nant,,9it 9s''a's q
ceiling, They cet,slI13 ~ he nd
credit OF doing one u
iobs in the city
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14

TVOR SALE "A FIRST-OL ASS RFSI-
II dence, 4 story, 10 rooms and attic, large
halls, three story DOrticos, observatory, win
dows French sasn, built throughout OF the
best aserial, hot and cold water, fine fruit,
splendid view of the Delaware river and sur
rounding country The property can be ses
an time by calling on the premises. Dan be
bought right. J. .W,SULLlVAN,
ocl4,izt* 2lS West street.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
Nnu PIss o.

TIL. Temperance. &C., msss'ss' mss5sst !
hseSaIsyt SiSstb and d F,aqkI;,9n Is;9 ,'rssa ,t'n,Ss
mseting m,s tin will bs held "'~
Laev,' no",, Ss $50 o'clock =
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
DR. SIMMs'
VEGErABLEIlVER PILLS,
THE PERFECTION OF PILLS,
=

MANKIND's sFAVORITEPILLS
The most famous liver medicine on earth,
No dripping. Sickness or Weakness attend
heir operation. hey DO not leave the bowels
tcostive. they tone and strengthen the Liver,
and act on the Kidneys, stomach and skin.
curing liver compl lit sick headache, Heu-
raleia, biliousness, pain in the sides or back
pains In the bowels, kidneys or hl adder. etc
Very valuable In dyspepsia, malaral fever or
dumb ague, chills and lever, general weak,
n IS, loss Of appetite, etc. They are splendid
for weakly females as an ass slant to keep the
system healthy. They are endorsed and re-
commended by thou .ands as the incest, pur.
rative and splendid liver medciAe. elegant
| " sugar coated, 26 cents; family boxes in
Gne, S.. Sent by mail Sold by LEADING deal
erP in medicines. Main depot, FOURTH and
King streets, wilmington, Bel. and 6O2 Arch
street. Philadelphia, nov24'u
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
Rnrs RmEaAPa

Carton and Reeves will have on their
stalls, in Second street market, anothSr r
fine lot of that creamery butter for 80
cents per pound. Don't forget the big
red sign.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14

COME TO 1903 East SIXTH STREET
for mince meat 3b for 200; 4B apple but
ter 15c; SH ginger snaps 26c; IN fruit cakes
something to please the children, Jumbo
cakes; but don't forget our -four makes bread
ss white as snow, 0 cts small bag; $l.0O for
la. ge bag; then we have bags Of flour Tor 30
cts, lust think bags at such price, 90 cts;
$500 for a barrel Of hour, and it makes whi @
bread; new beans, new buckwheat new cram
berries: don't forget we keep Paradise to
make you happy; lust opened TO day lot Of
| fine Mocha coffee, our Java is excellent; t.y
this new Puniab tea, 1t Is the ladies' favorite
Come and see II you can't get the worth OF
your dollar from us, early rose potatoes; fine
at lOB f. eth st, T, M. WEIR. Ocl4 6tt
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14

n.ss.sss ssssssssRs'''-' '''ss's''''O
"BEWARE." "BEWARE" ::
Beware Of limitations. Don't
: be misled by glaring advertise !:
: ments and Misrepresentation. 1t !:
takes q practical tailor to be . !:
good cutter and turn out good !:
work. And in giving ycur order !:
for a Fall or Winter suit you {:
: should exercise great care, and !:
only patronlze sech. l have iust ::
received o fine line Of cloths and /.
cashmeres for the Fall and Winter !:
1: trade, and can save my Gus :
: toners one-fourth, and give them :
: better satisfaction In clothing, as 3:
:Idomy own cutting;consequently !:
!: am at less expense None but first
: class work men employed, and sat
: isfaction guaranteed In every par
: ticular. LEONARD HESS,
oclS 21<m Nc. 4 h. Third street.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
ImmI.n An TnWm.

Jumbo 10 still in town and can still
be seen at Stansbury Murray's, No. Q
French HCr00s.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
Rhrah fog Lnhtaa III AGa.

Birds in vases and birds On branches
at the great Bird Emporium OF W. b.
Wood, 2O4 East Tard street.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
InGeneral and
Particular.

The more than a Million
Dollars worth of Clothing
and materials now crowding
Oak Hall is, in general, not
only the largest, but also the
best stock we have ever
shown. We believe 1t has
never been equalled in the
history of the Retail Cloth
ing trade of t h 9 United
States.
In particular it is complete
in evers detail, whether for
the smallest boy orthe larg-
est man. The qualities are
from the plainest homely
grades to the finest tacrics
Iof European markets.
WANAMAKER & BROWN.
OAK HALL, sixth and Market Streets.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
SneaD DoES'

On Thursday night AJAX lsis q n
less ST. dogs cot into. into wright, { PHSs 1
iS%s'aS Sow, and before ct thsy q tSSn. Ssai'
al had killed t wo OA
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14

TOR SALE YOUNG MARE ~
coming Yeas, bright bay, long <4SH
name and tail, weighs 1925 pounds, goVd
stopper and free driver, sound and all right,
would make tiD top Doctors mare, sold
only for want Of use. Apply or address Sam,
octlt-1tt
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14
JOHANNA L. WILHELM

MYOTIOE-I, JOHANNA l.. WILHELM.
~ owner Of the within mentioned prem
ise in compliance with an Act Of Assembly
in such case made and provided, do hereby
give notice that shah apply in writing to
TIE honorable, the Judges OF the Court OF
General Sessions Of tho Peace and Jail De-
livery OF the State OF Delaware, In and for
New Castle County, on Monday, the goth day
of November rext A. d, 1852, being the first
day Of said court, for license to keen an inn
or tavern, at all Shipley street, in the First
ward OF the city of Wilmington, Del, and to
sell intoxicating liquors In less quantities
than one quart, TO be drank on the premises
and tre following respectable citizens, resi-
dents of said ward recommend the said ap'
plication, to wl'
Joseph NiedermaieF Julius Gunther
A B,ckta August BiermanH
Edwin A. Parker George Stelnicken
John Bader William AlBentEer
names smith ID. McElwee
n. J. McManus Joseph Nu 'nberR
Francis Kelly Thomas l. Russell
Peter ], Babcock Preston AYars
A. A. Chapman Joseph W seal
William Baxter Emile Bucher
James MeKenna Patrick Menaghan
James Negary Leonard Hamann
w. h, Jones JOHANNA l.. WILHELM
ocl2-3t
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14

y UPTURE - CURE GUARANTEED
III by b. Mayors Method. Permanent
Cure for sIl casos. PatieHts Of both sexes
and Of VvsryNge entirely Cured oy this Treat
ment Send Stamp fol Testimonials Of per-
cons cured. Advice free. Once hours, "a.
n. 10 or. 4. S01 Arch St. fhilS. Oe@ly
Daily Republican., 1882-10-14

ACARD --To all who are suffering from
the errors OF indiscretions Of youth, nervous
~ kness, carly decay, loss OF manhood, etc..
wi Il send recipe that will cure you, FREE
or CHARGE. This great remedy was dis.
covered by mtSslo1arY In South America.
i nd a saif-sddresssd envelope TO the REV.
JOSEPH 7. INMAN. Station D. New York
Sity, ootll'lydhw