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Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
A Positive State
ment.

Three entire stories OF
Oak Hall are used as sales
rooms. Theyare more than
full of clothing for men and
boys, which represents by
far the largest venture ever
made in this country for the
retail clothing trade of a
single store. The fall season
thus far has beena fine sue
cess, but much remains to
be done during the next six
ty days to complete the sue
cess which we expect. 1t
can only be done by mann
tanning our stock complete
lat all points, and selling al
cost prices. This we vii
lido. The stock is examined
daily and its Deficiencies
supplied, for example, yes
! terday and to-day we hav
o1doi ROO Mems Winte
j Overcoats at $40, $12 an
SSIS14, besides cutting o0
n more to anticipate the de
D. mand ten days hence. In
&c &c same quick work is apple
10 at all weak points.
Id The magnitude and exec
at lence of the stock and tt
rs low prices give us a fir
as claim on the retail clothlr
CO buyers of this city.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02

T Largest circulation OF
any paper in Delaware. We
court an investigation from
the public. =gl
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
EGIsTER'S ORDER.
RRaIsT ER's OFTIoa,

nv RR9ISIE ER'B OFTION,
NEw CASTLE COUNTY, DRL., OF. ~ lsSA; ~,
Upon the application Of sen]ammi,ni m,isd, ,,t
son. Administrator OF susan Wlisoni nso
of Wilmington Hd., in saidcounty, deSesseu,
II Is ordered and directed by the Register nst s
the executors aforesaid give notice OF tns
STsnting ofletters Of ofAdministrationu upon ny
estate Of deceased, with the date OF 8rant.n1s 8oa1
tberoof. by causing advertisements 70 psPos.I
al within forty days from the date o. suSn Sn
TSetters, in six OF the most public places oIs ne
county of Now Castle, requiring al peIsonse
having demands against the estate 10 PrSseMt Nv
Sncb case made and provided; and atso cause
Inc same o bo Inserted within the same
NeTiod in tho Daily RRPuELloAE,
peySpaper published Wilmington, anu"
he continued therein three weeks, !e.o.9'I
w Given under the hand ana sea.
Of Office VI the Register aforesaid AZ
H. Wilminglon, in Rev castle county
atoresaid, the DAY and ye n above Wilton
''O' y. y. BI1GS, Negister.
NcTIoE.-AIl persons having c'alm saRaihns, rs
the estate Of the deceased must p pre- @nS 'ny ~
same. duIy attested to the Administrator, OF
oThefore the 10th day Of October, lsf1, OF soiH;
The Act Of Assembly in such cnse , ms4s a.SS "n'
nroyidsd. BENJAMIN +. WILSON,
huoI.no octll
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
HEALTH is WEAL1H II

1r r. q west; Nerve and B:sin lFeat @
mant. nj r. soe .fic for Hysteria, I!iEEinesS, Oon'
,'1a,1,rs n,gnI, ervous Headache, Mental DepTeS'
vnisiTn V,an To.s Of Memory. fpOrmatorr hea, I'm,
SaSn notsncy % Involuntary EmmiStiOns PTematHfe
Id HSe caused by over e1ertion ss1i wissTy SHsSS
or over tndalgence when Sa. VIII VSapc cure recent
decay and S'ssS saa contains nS SVa one tbs tsat
men,. men; sent by mail prepaid on receipt o.
GoL.s G,ns We Se SuSrantee six boxes TO cure any
psSe With sacn order received by us tor ,iI sIH
boxes, accompanied with ys doISts aSTsntee Te VI" to
send the purchaser our tns "t tIsStment docs not
rstSLu rgsu, a ' cure Guarantees issued only ny n;
SnIE u nsn.orth Druggist, Cor; End ana and. ma'A0'
streets, "llmins''N' aov25-dh W.T.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
DR. SIMMS
. vEaETABLELlrVIESn rI Nv ~ /
THE PERFECTION SOrrl ~ !,
t1rurNn's FAV0Rll1

M "A IN IA lAN - adlnllu
The most famous nvef u STsIinI
No GRIPPING. SlcKHS,Vd y bsy do not lSS| ~.
cost costiye. they tone anu saS, ST TStonstlI
and oDIT act on the kldpeySi. g, i.IcE hS.lI
cnTipS c%I SH liver cOmpl nlD ,iIE INF N Ihs ~
raIqia, blliOusness, pa ssiiIIpsys " % Oraj
EerT SIT' valuable va in dysR9'PPss,vTcf yyS9 PPsvcf, Cd
GS@U aSas. los Of appetite, stS' y, a.; dirI
ESsts@ iSr sHS healthy, They y,Se az Is Dol
SSTSTm SYM m ended by thou,anGrIm ,aLSr Im,didnl
STtIv'd Sative and spiendid. y iiVsi Nt., fi1lll|
ESsiuS ~ sugar coated, 70 ,tI Ctn'SS SSOld Dll9
cns' 81. sent by MAI, Mo,n dspot !
er ers In medicines, ,IuSton, mSto bsLII
GIt King " streets, WllninS''n Wii
street. Pbiladelphl2. -|
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
DIX WI HEEA STREET,
puIr ADETPHIA. IA.

:, ,,,,o,ortsos to cure alto by letter WitnouS
IN nr snV bad results, all private diseaseS
Of DoCm natSod sS also Rupture letters In genera,
Mn0 NJ OhooS % Elects Of youthful ImprudencSsaI
EaiIinS ont Of Hair, etc. Tapeworm reMOtSSS ~ tSS
IN hours BY my owD remedy whlcn 10 'D
inildest treatment yet discoVsIedu,, Nd,col experi
DH H1uo he is the only hy ysIcisR IN anaN sHt
se ence' ., PhiIad elphia wis has made his spSS
"S nf,ce ho lrs:-S g. m. to p M anu ssnIp.l mT
20 az n. m. Sunday, 9 q. m. to 2 p IN seplV.I.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02
DomOcPaGic Threats.

The Bourbon penny organ has an
Dounced In substance that If Whining
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02

Malaria, UnrlIs and TStS I'm IND
taCEs Asip positively curSd, r;SSd,sIIIpls Nib rnI
ard Cure Pills-.sLnl. SIT IoibSstiDsts,
neseS fsia ~ where SSsr Qglnino, ,1a Ssa prrsplId
have have failed. TD,Ious, TheyI S'i IN dOi.l'|
h,nda fSr %SdSiP5iiils y Pills, cOntaiD,nlnsgy colls
SnS SrIus a chill breaker; pcssruirg.
0uinine or MsTOaISi hSS ISSiId and sh
RSrEbleiE p sbeir action and aHirSs Sst tho "a
they II efiectually ycS cissDttfh ~ ths DodIJ
new life and tone y. , " "a uneGa'l's
Complaint cSin theIr rI,,oSn@ssfiul S@u%i ens
box Will Thav rSVS are used, ,iln snG GadaisSe
sGSs; sicispp. and sold b tStsfpt 20 csspt J.
sent BY mail. 4, a. 81 PilIs, n 6sst II
I LiSSiS csStS' standard 0ui' W.
StTset = TS New YORK:
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02

CORONER,
DAVID II. WINGATE.
SENATORS.
sOLoMoN M. CURTIS, Mill Creek
JAMES M. WISE, JR., New CASTLE
Daily Republican., 1882-11-02

www CASTLE COUNTY TICKET
SHERIFF,
JAMES MARTIN.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-21
CONGRESS-.


In the U. s. Senate yesterday, Mr.
Cockrell called up the House bill tt
relieve certain soldiers of the late wa
from the charge of desertion, and II
was discussed for some time. Mr.. Nor
rill moved to proceed with the Tax bill
and Mr.. Hale moved to take up the
naval Appropriation bill. Mr.. Nor.
rill's motion was agreed to-yaas 80,
nays 29-whereupon Mr.. Farley moved
to proceed with the Naval bill. Lost
yeas 16,nays 80. The tax bill was,
therefore, proceeded with, and q motion
to strike from the first section the
clause repeating the tax on bank de.
posts ard bank capital was rejected.
The section was then adopted az re-
ported Dy the Committee on Finance
and amended by Mr.. Beck, so as to re-
duce the tobacco tax to IL cents. Pending
consideration of the bill the Senate adj
jOurned.
In the House, the consideration of
the Alabama contested case of Smith
vs.. Shelley was resumed, the previous
question was ordered, and the resolu-
ton declaring the seat vacant was
145, nays1. Mr.. Towns
end. of Illinois, moved to adjourn. !
Lost-yeas So, nays 1870. Mr.. Reed, of
Maine, called up resolution reported
BY the Committee on Rules in March
asst, for the amendments of the Rules
70 as to provide that, during the morn
ng hour, it shall be in order to consid-
II such bills reported from committees
IS the committee in charge shall direct.
1t also provides for the designation
y a committee of the measure to b.
onsidered when the House goes into
Of the whole. Mr.. Reed 80
lodified the resolution as to provide
or its going into effect on the FIRST day
( next session. Mr.. Blackburn, oil
-entucky, raised the question of con-
Iteration, and, the Democrats abstain.
lg from voting, there was no quorum.
he House thereupon adjourned.
Leading Republican Congressman
" thaS no more contested election
Ises will be called up for action during
10 present session of Congress.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-21
Death OF an EstlmabIo Lady

Elizabeth j., wife Of Albert r. Pen.
nlngton, OF Middletown, died on Wed.
nesdsy morning, after a short illness.
She was an active woman and took a
Leading part in every good work, being
a member OF the M. K. church, and
earnestly desiring the conversion of
every one she came in contact with.
8 she was also secretary of the Women's
temperance Union and did all in her
pc Ter to check the curse of intemper-
anGe. She leaves husband, one son
and five daughters, as we'll as a host of
friends to mourn her decease. Her re-
mains will be inferred in St. Anna
cemetery on Sunday, leaving the house
at 3. 80 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-21
LIFE ON THE OCEANwA

"A Life on the Ocean wayeIr
The man who wrote It was RTeen
He never has been to sea.
And storm he has never seen,
He has never been aroused
from the mornings gentle dosa
by the sound Of spi ashIng water
AS II foil from the hOrrid hoEeI
ne never has heard @ mAu
SoruoDing right over bis head.
with noise tutloIent to rouse ..
FROM the grave the slumberlng dead.
he never has seen fat woman
Growing thinner day by da,.
ana leaning over the vessels side
Throwing herself away,
While people look carelessly on.
Tnough TO tears the woman NAV ba
ana unfselinR say IL is nOthinR St ali.
only the roll Of the sea.
ana, oh he has never been seasiok.
AND erept into bed In bis coat.
WINE every motion Increased his throaS
And his feelings were oil in his throat
Ihat man may have sailed in q boat.
10 some PUDDLE r on Q sound
But II he has been 10 saa and wrote
such song he deserves to be drowned.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-21

William Weldin, q brother of Cor
oner Weldin, died at his residence near
Townsend, on Wednesday, in the Gath
year Of his age, and his remains will
be Inferred this afternoon ct the Old
Union Church Cemetery, in which the
body of the late Bishop Scott was so
Escently laid. Mr.. Weldin held the Of.
hco OF Justice Of the Peace several years
ago, and at the time Of his deoease was
hlling the office of Collector of tax in
Appoquinimtnk Hundred for the second
term, being as firm a Democrat as his
brother Is q Republican. At the grave
all party distinction ceases and brothers
and sisters mingle their tears in com
mon sympathy and love as the recol-
lection of earlier days pass through
the mind.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-21
Dan Pelter.

Dan Pelter.
Mary; I'm q vartuous member O.
siety," answered Dan.
So they all denied IL, and the driver
proceeded to remark:
well I'm glad 'twant none of We,
for one Of them cents is or two-dollar-
an'a-half gold piece, an the com ny
Is gamer of two hundred an forty mine
cents by that spec 'lation."
MY stars an gartersl" exclai med
Dan, that's jes' like all my financial
Vestments. 1 was a.tryin ter beat the
comp'ny out on 'er cent. Gin it back
tor me. Here's yer cent" and Dan
thrust both hands dow into his pock.
cts, whilean aghast look spread all
face.
oyer tn cute, mister Teller. Git up
ole Jack, and he drove on.
Dan exclaimed
81 Snum, l grow fooler and fooler
every day an I'll sign or tenn
p'rance pledge agin havin' any more
money, cos lose 1t so slick"
Then don't try to cheat again."
said o benevolent looking individual.
Il jos won't. Idon't have real hard
sense like mule has, an I'll les sign
over all know ter my wife, and ioin
QUITO bankruptcy Detriot Free Press, |
Daily Republican., 1882-07-21
street commissioner
TAX PAYERS TAKE NOTIUE-OITY &
SCHllIL TAX ElR 1871

TNAX PAYERS TAKE NOTIOE-OITY &
i SCHOOL TAKES FOR 1884
The undersigned receivers of taxes for the
City OF Wilmington, will be at No. 10 East
Sixth street between Market and King sts.,
on and after the LIST day Of July, s92,betWeeu
the hours of 8 and II In the morning, and
from to in the afternoon for the purpose Of
rece wing taxes. On all taxes paid during
the month of July there will be reduction Of
i've cents on every dollar, and all taxes paid
on or after the first day Of August, inclu1 ing
the first Tuesday Of September. shall be
payable without q reduction or addition as
Aforesaid, and all taxes p i'd on the day
next, after the first Tuesday in September,
shall be increased by the addition Of per
oentum on ths amount thereof.
EDM UND PROVOST,
Receiver Of Northern District, including all
North Of Sixth street.
DENNIS KANE
Receiver Of Southern District, inc uding all
South Of Sixth street. iyl3u
Daily Republican., 1882-07-21
A Rejected Lovers Attempted Su,.

Anthony Rodele came from Germany
four months ago and worked at Potts
town for the Pottstown Ircn Company.
de loved Esther Smell, daughter of the
iandlady with whom he boarded, on
Water street but she did not love him.
Early on Wednesday morning he at
tempted TO commit suicide BY cutting
MIS- arm with razor. He then reach.
60 for double barrelled gun, one load
OF which he said was for Esther and
one for himself. just then a bedfellow
awoke and snatched away the gun.
kodele wrote to his sister in Germany
on Tuesday stating that he would be-
dead In twenty-four hours,
Daily Republican., 1882-07-21
Recovering.

Mrs, James W. Murphey, of Chris.
tiana hundred, is rapidly recovering
from the effects of a removal of quite .
large tumor, by tho physicians in a
Philadelphia hospital. She is encour.
aged to believe that her restoration 10
health will be complete
Richard Townsend, of Townsend, is
recovering from an attack of fistula,
after having had two very painful oDer.
atoms performed by DR.. Charles Green
of Philadelphia, who is recognized as
day.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-21

W. L. W. Francis, of this city, is
passing few weeks in Beaufort, South
Carolina.
o. W. Lyman, formerly Of Newport,
is q member of the firm of Dave Hodge &
Co., importers and wholesale dealers In
foreign and domestic wines, liquors and
cigars at Ottumwa, Iowa.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-21
Back In his Quarters,

Yesterday afternoon officer Piersou
took William Baldwin back to his old
quarters in New Castle Jail. 1t would
be interesting to know how many
weeks William has boarded at the ex-
pense Of the county, during the past
five years. James Walters and Will
liam Miller were also sent over at the
same time.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-21
See That It's Enforced,
For the RepublIcan

Since our honorable Mayor has start
ed what IL known as the Blue Law, as
people call it, he has instructed his
police force TO close all places seen open
on Sunday. While on my way from
church last Sunday 1 had to pass sew.
eral photograph galleries where people
were gong in 'nd Gu eth pictures In
the har'S |! this is not selling on
Sunday what is it? Hoping the Mayor
will have such places closed, remain
yours, A BAPTIST.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-21
RATHER Cheeky

The occupant Of an Office ON GRAND
hiVer avenue sat ut his desk when
mlld-faced stranger entered, passed
the time ofdsy, and asked:
| would you let me set at your desl
moment and use your penn"
Certainly"
"Can ! use q sheet of plper?" con
tinued the man.
ooh, yes."
Thanks. You may hang up my
nat II you will. can never sit any
length of time with my hat on"
| His hat was given a place on the
rack and for ten minutes he was busy
writing. As he finished he asked for
an envelope, and when he had sealed it
he said:
pardon the liberty, but can you
spare me stamp"
he was given one and after he had
licked it on, he weighted the letter in
his hand an remarked:
I'm afraid that's too heavy for three
cents. Perhaps you'd better put on
another"
A second stamp was handed hin,
and he then observed.
"Ill leave the letter for you to mail
as You go down"
Every WELL"
"And as it is an important missive
allow me to suggest that if you should
go to the Post Office on purpose to
mail 1t would take it as a great favor,
Thanks for your kindness. Please
reach my hat, and as suffer great
deal from the sun l will borrow your
um brella until l pass this way again.
Just before the hour arrived for
opening the meeting Pickles Smith
vent to the water. pail to uuepch his
'hlrst. Ju lge Cahoots was there and
nao possession of the dipper. Owing
o the fact that he is in the habit Of |
out of a jug he consumed 80
much time that Brother Smith said
about hog. Then the Judge
aid something about a baboon, and |
rom words they proceeded to kicks and
lows. The Judge was knocked over
'ench, and Pickles was landed with
is head under the stove, and for q mo-
lent general row seemed imminent,
@SNbo PoOlON CObJ
BRED o warhoop, Samuel Shin danced
round, and even the placid Cadaver
BLOSSOM, who is considered the soul of
cod nature, threw down his hat and ,
lmped over threered stools and a
ench.
But in two minutes all was over. The !
Judge held out his hand and explained
nat the peculiar pucker of his mouth
Oltged him to drink like horse with
bit in its mouth, and Pickles took the !
rofered hand and said that he had
lst left home where the old woman
az sick with the humps and three
lildren were whooping around with :
% measles. Both were deeply grieved
Id heartily ashamed, and by the time $
'other Gardner reached the head of
9 stairs harmony prevailed by a vote '
1859 to nothing.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-21
WILMINGTON HAY AND STRAW
MARKET.
EGISTER'S ORDER.
RRGIsTHR's OFFICE,

REGISTERS OBRICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DBL, JuIyIS 1852, (
Upon the application Of Rachael Ann
valentine, ETecutriX Of Joshua S. Valentine.
late of Wilmington Hundred, n said
county, deceased, 1t Is ordered and
directed by the Register that the Execu.
trixf Aforesaid give notice OF granting of
Letters Testamentary upon the estate Of
the deceased, with the date OF granting there.
Of by causing advertisements to be posted
within 40 days from the date Of such Letters
IN SIX Of the most public places Of the County
Of New CASTLE, requiring all persons having
demands against the estate to present the
sane, or abide by an Act Of assembly In
such case made and provided; and also cause
the same to be inserted within the same peri
cd in the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, q news.
paper published in Wilmington and to be
continued therein three weeks, cod.
~ Given under the hand and seal of
}L.s. Office of the Register aforesaid, at
49, Wilmington, in New Castle county,
Aforesaid, the day and year above writer.
s. .. BIGGS, Register.
NoT1OR.-Allperson having claims aQsipst
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the executrix, on
or before July 18th, A. D., 1888 or abide the
ACT OF Assembly in such case made and pro-
vided, RACHAEL ANN VALENTINE.
EXecutrix.
Address:-21o W. 10th st., Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1882-07-21
Fact BEYOND DISPUTE.

That the REPUBLICAN, has q circula-
ton greater than tho other two after
noon papers combined. The merchants
attest this fact by patroniSing its well
filed columns.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-21
Siade' the SpIrIIuaIIsI, Tells His
Secrets,

Canadian whisky got such a hold
upon Slade, the spiritualiat, 10 Belle.
vile, Ontario, on the night Of the 9th
instant, that he treated his audience TO
q humorous seance. He was too boozy
to work with clean sleight Of hand,
and his slate-writ;ng tricks showed
that he could not make straig light mark.
After the performance Slade got hilari-
GUS and con6ded several secrets Of his
calling to more sober persons with him.
me next morning he slipped out of
Belleville, breaking engagements for
SIX manifestations" 1t is said that a
number of young men piled him with
the liquor in order to expose his tricks,
Daily Republican., 1882-07-21

h,dn and fSS av ,; !, e GROCERY, FLOUR
Avenue. ' market, Front and Mary,
" yet selling Ur 1881 nave advanced In prices
"a !, apples VA tOs sH dried apples 3d.; eYap.
IesSC. honey 3,o O~S ptunes 400 2b good
nOnsv pest syrups sold in tSs fc ctv 'z o.,
sine an oar 900. tea is extra o o UrSy s dof
Is ia % QUO, tea car, { be- heat. v co,,o ooO
dard roo ~ 70 30, 3S, We sell moth i Uo 10;
city tor Hour for ST.SO is tSe besst IN ~
only onaS - me money and ~ 00s s ~
y patent nro sell that brand; ouT A. ~
70 less X y prrocess, other brands wa vii
icr -four ~ qloted By any other d"ai.
rill refund ~ ~ ~ any other article
S Y take M r,sS Onsy whom not satisfied
'usu Font .n. ,P.J. FORD,
'~' ana MaEyl6nd Ave.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-21
NOTICE.

l; X. M. Brooks, a. q dire,tor of the Wait.
ers' Union Association, do make 1t known
that this association Is prepared to serve
tea parties, banQuets. Wedding Receptions,
Private or Public, in first class style. Orders
may be left at 8S3 Walnut street, with X. M.
Brooks, or at tho clayton House with the as
slstant Director, q. n. BOwyer. Orders will
be promptly filled: charges reasonable, The
Walters Union Association. ). L. Anderson,
President. ie203m
Daily Republican., 1882-07-21
FOE sA' ,

zos .sALE-rwo 3 STORY sIH Z sI BRICK y
Adams ;ss n :1. sT; .sEs. q = 1 Ss&
front and %, hu 40 Shiploy streets lot n. Il.
dWslllng, NO. d 1 Rroom streets, Is feet on Trent
COZ. Front 9In a@ an Broom; lot 8. =. COZ Of on
Spd 40 Zee. " ~ tect on Rrojm and $50 on 9TH
IDl srOC any Of the above property Viii DO
odd cnst - RPAMEj BRADFORD. jyiS'ot
Daily Republican., 1882-07-21
NOTICES,
NOTICE
IN
OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONERS, }
M. 81 East SIKH street,
WILMINGTON, DBL. JuIV 18th 1852

OBPICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONER
No. 81 East SIKH street,
WILMINGTON, DBL. July 18th, 1882
Property owners and agents will please
take notice, that tho following ordinance re-
lating to pavements and sidewalks will be
strictly enforced, and IN order to save them
unnecei sary expense they will please observe
IT. An Ordnance relating TO pavements
and sidewalks: Whenever the street Com
missioner sees or has reported to him, anv
defects or distractions In the pavements or
SIDEWALKS in the City Of Wilmi ogton, he shall
shall Immediately nave the sidewalk or pave
ment repaired, or the distractions removed
at the proper COST Of such owners or agents Of
the property, to which the pavement belongs,
and sebd the bills to the lily Council to be
collected by the Mayor with costs.
Builders and Contractors Will please take
notice that permit Tor building PURPOSES
only allows one half the street to be obstruct.
ed and requires the gutts's at all times to
bekept perfectly clean. The law also REQUIRES
es any per Oh, that NAV have any obstruction
In any Of the public streets of the Uity of
Wilmington, to place signal light at each
end Of the obstruction, from sunset until
daylight. Hereafter the law must be strict |
ly complied with or suit will be entered |
against them before the Mayor.
LEWIS ZEBLEY,
street commissioner,
Daily Republican., 1882-07-21
HEALTH Is WEALTH

LII. +. a, West'S Nervo and Brain Treat.
menri specific for Hysteria, DizEineSs,
Oonvni' oUf, Nervous Headache Mental Dc.
preston l. IS Of Memory, Spermatorrh@A,
ImpotenCy, Involuntary Emissions, Preuas
TIRE Old Age, caused by over-exort1oR, self.
abuse, or over-induIgenoe, which leads 10
misery, decay and death. One box will curS
recent cases. Each box contains one months
treatment. One dollar box, or six boxoG
Tor 17a dollars, sent by mail prepaid on No
ceipt OF prtce. We guarantees six boxes 10
cure any case. With each order received BY
ne Tor six boxes, accompanied with FIVE dot
lars, we will send the purchaser our written
guarantee to return the money II the treat.
meet oeS not effect a ouYc liUsrantoss
lssUeG oHIJ by N. r. DanfortI Druagist.
Cor. 2nd and MGfRet streein EiiDdrgtOn'
Del. agent Lc,Gs~lAg
Daily Republican., 1882-07-21

The largest and best assortment of
pictures frames can be found at G. K,
Baugh'S, 607 Ship ley street.