Daily Republican., 1882-02-13
BREVITIEs.
0V1 neoe q 6.6s. .s.......k IN sots6 81
Nice 5-b0ttls casters for 99c. and s2.25
For cut flowers, 70 to 400 King street.

| I0ru'B.,
Parker, cupping and leeching, 1os Z. Sec
ond street.
Ruby Gold Paint, .ready mixed, at james
BradfOrd's.
Sponges and chamois skins at James Brad
fOrd's.
New stocs. prime stock and large stock Of
tohaccOs at Mullins.
| Dust brushes, hand scrubs, shoe brushes
&C., ut James Bradfotd's.
Fine IL X. Plain Gold Rings, at E. Z
Hanfs, ID East Fourth street.
Ifyour horse has cough or cold give him
Cantwelis Phosphoric Horse Cure.
Choice new crop N. v. molasses at the old
store OF W. H. Lloyd, seventh and King.
Mr.. Belt, corner sixth and Market streers,
has it Cantweil's PhOsphOric Horse Cure.
Get your Photographs at Hollsnd's gallery
| No. Third street. two doors East Of Market
Does your horse look rough and hide bound
fso, give him Cantweil's Phosphorlc Horse
Cure.
Slime card photographs for 81, atHollsnd's
gallery, NO. Third street, between Market
and King.
"Closed for REPAIRS" said the prize.ighter
as he raised d Lnansard On his Opponels left
pepper.
Mr. BhuIOrln, tHe uruRRltt dt SecOHu HHCl
Market streets, sells CantwelIs PhOsphOrtc
Horse Cure.
Just received az Kimble's, Front and Mad.
isod streets, a car load Of oats, Who'll esale and
retail.
The basso who is trying to break in a fal-
setto teeth is apt TO be little off his base at
| 1rst.
Cantwell's Phosphorlc Horse Cure makes
| the horse fat and strong with few doses.
| Try it.
| Ifyeu want first class parlor suit made
to order for low price, 20 to W. W. Wood
wards, Sixth and Tatnall Streets
The Harvard students are like widows
they Gre always trying to take advantage OF
fresh man.
When man kicks off the blankets on a
cold night he generally wakes up in time to
| recover.
| The News and Advertiser says The ex-
change editor of the Morning News should
study the map of the Peninsula.
For bargains in furniture aud bedding, 20
to l.. F. Adair's 207 Market street and see
his goods and learn his prices.
Nothing pleases Oscar Wilde SO much as
an mercan Gag with its wings spread out
on the back of one Of Uncle SANS silver dol
| lars.
| If man laid an attachment against a
church bell shouldn't it be allowed a peal
Not loud peel, but lust loud enough TO be
heard.
Levelllng is the operation of bringing the
high down to The low, and lis the invariable
aim Of those wh) talk Ut making all men
equal.
Saving is not always economy he who
spends the least often wastes the most. True
economy lies in using what one has to the
best ad vantage.
A wealthy widow advertising for an agent
| to take care of her estate, was overwhelmed
with applications. The printer had made it
gent"
| think the first virtues is to restrain the
tongue he approaches nearest to the gods
wiz nows how to be silent even though he
be in the right.
A lady about to marry was warned that
her intended husband, although a good man,
Was very eccentric. "Well,' said she, if he is
very unlike other men he is more likely to DO
good husband"
1t may be mOrtifying, young man, but the
moss-akate sla b you arc wearing for sleeve
but on Us not the pr per thing. Have it made
over into a "eQtre-table and then buy small
fasnlo able cuff button,
Were you ever In an engagement ~ in
quired an innocent rustic OF great militia.
man. 'Y.s, One" replied the son Of Mars,
'but she went back on me-.
A country editor who has been elected a
IN asureT Of bark, calls upon everybody who
own, dogs to bring them to his Office and
have their barks measured.
BTwo well-drCssed ladies were examining a
statue Of Andromeda, labelled, Executed in
terra-cot'a." Says one, Nv ere is that %
81 Am sure don't know replied the her,
"but l pity the poor girl wherever 1t was'
We cannot live on probabilities. The faith
in which we can live bravely and die in peace
must he certa nty. so far as 1t protesses to
be faith ut all, or it is nothing.
No woman e'er cOntented is,
No matter what she's got;
For when she builds q little house
She always wants let.
1t is said that when Chicago man saw
Niogara he shed tears. "blame it," he re-
marked, ~ amt enough Of liar to describe
1t and make it out any bigger than it Is I'm
hoOred''
A man who was excessively addicted to to.
bacco, asked his wife at the opera conun-
drum. my dear" said he, what par. Of
the perform ance do l resemble ?" 1.-THE over.
chewer,' she sweetly replied.
The table of life ia abundan'ly supplied. If
we don't eat too fast. 1t will taste the better
II we don't eat too much, we shall be better
nourished Is we don't snatch, there Will be
enough for all.
A Pennsy lvania editor prints an original
poem on every anniversary of his sons birth,
his heir being the subject Of the rhymes. His
readers are now praying that his next child
may be born on the goth of February, and
that his first son may soon be converted into
an angel.
"How long would it take to go to the
| moon ?" asks an occasional reader. 1t much
depends upon the route you take. lfyou go
by way Of rock blast. or dynamite upheav-
al, you would probably arrive In about nj
teen minutes, but If you went by the Guiteau
trial express, you'd strike about VT en- the
twilight was settling down upon eternity.
BABY's DYING
Baby's dying,
Do not ir-
| Lot her spirit lightly float
! Through tue signing
| Lips of her
| Still the murmer in her throat;
| Let the moan OF grief be curbed-
Baby must not be disturbed
| Baby's dying,
| Do not stir
Let her pure life lightly swim
Through the signing
Lips of her
Out from us and up to Hin
Let her leave US with that smile.
kiss and miss her after while.
Local Personals.
Mr.. Joseph X. Adams, a member of
Council of this city, is spending few
days in New York, together with his
wife, visiting friends.
Jacob Pusey, President of the Ken.
nebec Ice and Coal Company, of this
city, has returned home, after a short
business trip to Maine.
Among the arrivals at the Clayton
House yesterday, was Captain Barton