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Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
Nheppera nIrecIorY.

D. Ross, 116 Market street, has a
complete line of gents furnishing goods
which comprises many novelties for the
holidays: A glimpse at his show win
dow will attest the fact. His prices are
very low.
H. d. Hollis, the molasses candy man,
No. 121 Market street has fine assort-
ment of all kinds of candy suitable for
tho holidays. His molasses candy is
without q rival.
Handsome picture frames can be pro,
cured at the old established frame store
of G. x. Baugh, No. 6O7 Shipley street
An abundance of fish ard oysters al,
ways on hand at the fish stalls of viii
liam Pennell, King street below Sec
ond.
T. A. Mcclure, Eighth street market
caters to the wants of those who reside
in the western part of the city, when
they are in need OF fresh fish.
Drake x Co., AuCtioneers, have been
selling large lot OF toys and novelties
,or the holidays, at their store, No, !?
East Fourth street.
A fine stock of the latest styles OF
neck ear at Coles, No. 202 Market
street, where bargains can be secured.
II. II. Moore, stall Mo- Second street
market, is headquarters for provisions,
A hne assortment of toys just re-
csived from New York which are being
offered at Philadelphia prices, at L. A.
Parry's, No. SIG Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
Chrtsrmnn AttrRcItnns.

Business in this CITY on Monday npxr
will be almost enCirely suspended witt
the exception of few hours in the
morning when the grocery and toy
stores will he opened. The bank vii
all be closed Reduced rates on all the
railroads will cause number Of Gu!
citi zens to 90 out Of town,
IRE fair for the benefit Of the Sacred
Heart Church will open in Institute
Hal on Christmas nigt together will
similar attractions at the African Union
Bethel, African and Ezion Nj. f
Churches, coored.
Professor A. S. Webster will give his
annual Christmas matinee in the Ma
soDic Temple and Prof. Fraim will
have select party at his dancing
academy, Lecture room of the Opera
House, on Christmas afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
MISS Annie CrnwfOrd's Sch ool.

The private primary school taught
by Miss Annie Il. Crawford, at Second
and Washington street, had very in
teresting programme OF exercises yes
teTday afternoon, q number Of visitors
being present to see the "little folks"
enjoy themselves. Recitatiops we're
made by Maggie Cornog, Lillian Buck
master, Bertha Yerger, Carrie Magee,
Fannie Barlow, Ernest Cornbrooks,
Willies Buckingham, Carrie Stradley
Bessie Marpls, Nellie Kyne, Ami,
Kelley, Maggie Davine, George Hof
teCker, Howard Rose, Thomas Corn
brooks, May Lee, Katie Ruth, Bell,
Shaw, Eisie Osborn, Bessie Simmons
Hattie Mum, Elmer Pierce, B9ssi
Cook, Nellie Wadman, Lydia, Sher
wood, W. Stevenson, Leslie Christy
Herbert Rice and John Sinclair. TIL
music interspersed through the pro
gramme was quite inspiring, Howard
Ross was presented with a very hand,
somely framed picture by his teacher
for bringing i'll five scholars. The chill
dren showed their appreciation of thei
teacher by giving her large uumbe
Of presents. AT the close of the eXer
ciSts the children, 40 in number, Wer,
each presented with bag Of candy
Shat hung temptinRly on a Christina
tree. The representative Of the EEPUB
LICAN was not forgotten in the genera
distribution OF gifts.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

WE DID feel a little like being sar-
castle and sending tit for tat in answer
10 the hOotlugS IRON the owl rOCst, but
second thought GUnvnCes US that we
cannot afford To follow into slime and
Min Tor the sake OF having revenge, be
that revenge ever 80 sweet. We have
such confidence il the people as to I G.
Ile'e mat W. shall not suffer by pursu-
ing dIgnjitd cCurse and leaving our
cause III TIER hands Fortunately the
GrGR+2)ou Of the concern at Fifth and
King STREETS is 80 ridculously small
that IN scarcely any instance will the
GehLtd las and morals of our good
clbiztrs be outraged by the
LaVlhga ard threats Of tar heel crank.
hecause We told some unpalatable
tFulLS We are threatened with the law,
Al thar ~8 have said has been re-
nP'C''I' compared with the hard
Language u'ed towards us. We must
Stano very S'u. ard quiet and never
"lImper, while We are called thieves
@aea = fTaqds, slams and a catalogue
Of o.Drr la.a names, tut if We say a
"oE4 III p4r OHn GtieLce and againsl
1"'rs al .odrd criminal without tri,
a. VT arc lLEratth,a with the miniopt
OF 'Ae 'aw IT,. H. d hsrd Of one sided
@"9'"~ to "oI20 W. shall eLter posi-
I'VE orUatrT r.w ards, when licked
Always '1lra.ep atol tie law.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

unto them was born Saviour which
WAS Christ the Lord.
Only for this great occasion did the
wise men of the east travel weary days
and nights guided by faithful star, to
seek the infant Lord and lay at his
feet costly presents Of gold from the
mines and frankincense and myrrh
from the forest. This was the inauK-
uration of gifts for Christmas and there
are none at this day who regrets that
such custom was inauguratSd. Then
let gifts freely be given aHd thankfully
accepted. The great gift of Saviour
to lost and ruined world should in
cite us to deeds of charity and beneVo'
lence. While gifts are given to child
rem and friends and the heart grows
warm and soft while doing 30, let not
the poorest of Gods creation be forgot
ten. The widows and orpAaAs in the
small streets and around the corners
should not be forgotten.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
Last NIR ht's Ball.

Tie third annual ball of the Fleet
wool Assembly took place last evening
in Institute Hall, and WAS well attend
ed. About 80 couples took part in the
grand march, which was led by Master
Of ceremonies, Patrick COnnOr and Miss
Mary Carroll. John Brown acted at
floor manager, assisted by Hugh Con
nor, Michael Collins and William
O'Brien. Prot, Richie, with an orChes
ira Of seven pieces, furnished the mu-
sic for the occasion. Refreshments
were served duriug the iutermissIoDD,
and the festivities kept up until abou
O'Clock this morning.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
EIectlNn Onioerr.

The annual election Of the home
LOAF Association was held last even
ing, and the following officers Wert
re-eI4Cted
PTe>idenI-GeOrge W. Bush.
Vice PresidAnt-John Green.
Secretary -Edward T. Taylor.
Treasurer W. Lawson.
Tie second secies of this association
ran out in ten years and two months
and netted the Stockholders over tel
per cent. year.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
Inc 1OIeG question.

It has become seemingly popular
Dastime with a rival evening paper to
INDULGE in calling the REPUBLICAN
and all connected with 1t thieves
Whenever it has nothing else to write
about it flies iustiBctlvely to the thief
ouestiop as ii fearful that somebody
may have short memories Inc chArge
of thief came yesterday with unusual
force, something that We said having
touched the rival in tender spot. Oh
YES. We were thieves, right down bad
thievesin fact the worst kind Of thieves,
the most dastardly thieves, the blackSSs
and lowest thieves and the rival CoaId
prove W thieves. Wsll, We reckon
that settles it, 50 wbero 10 the use Of us
denying it? We suppose We might as
well submit to 60 through the balance
of our lives with the brand OF thieves
upon cur brow 1t is hard, bat we
will try to bear up under it. 1t seems
that our rival cannot get along com.
fortably without calling Us thieves and
as the operation Goes 1t so much good
and US no harm, the Punch and Judy
show Of calling us thieves mighG as
well COON,
But seriously speaking it 10 exceed
ingIy cheeky for a paper that brlstles
all over from top to bottom, from side
to side aud from the centre TO the cor
ners, with articles clipped bodily fro a
the New York World and Sun and
other papers Of the same date, without
giving word Of credit, to call US bhievss
for doing the same thing from our ex-
changes. If We are news thieves, what
is our aCCuser On Thursday we wsra
accused Of stealing from tAe frss 9di-
ton Of our evening rival for our las
edition, when not man about our Of
dCe saw the frat edition Of that paper
We were nonpQlsed to know What ar
tlcIe had been purloined and found q
last that local article on the markets
written in tte morning by one Of on
reporters, and which was crowded ove
until the last edition was hastily Ad
Judged to have been stolen from
similar article in The morning editiO
OF our rival. Of late it has become q
chrome with arrival to call Us thieve
mat we can scarcely have a local r.
ferring TO the same subject without b
ing accused Of stealing it, and 9TH
crazy Cranks are catching the infection
The height Of impuderce and braze
eftF0hteTy was reached yesterday whe
after dtvoting long paragraph to cal
ing US the woIsJ kid OF thieves, tt
FivsHTtrNbnstely threatened US with
suit for libel, If We resented what W.
intended to be an insult. That W.
cheeky indeed, but it is always The wa
such opponents do, who voluntarily &
INTO pitched battle and come out {
the small end Of the ho1n.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
FOR HORSES.

Used for strains, Sprained Joints, sore
Shoulder and Backs, TSruEh In the Feet,
Scratches, Sweeny EistTla, Poll Evil, Dis
temper, Curb Stint, Blood or Bone SPAWN,
EingbOre and will ICmove all SWellinVs
and UGIlOus Lumps left from Kicks or other
Brui1et, without inlurtng the growth OF the
hair. Ras proved sure cure for Epzooty
win cure he wOrsj ease Of colo in ten Uiin-
utes and relieve Bits Dose--l or z table
spnobsiul o a pint Of mils warm water.
All persons wishing n nstclass ltniment-
ono thAt will give full HRtlsiGstloR in per-
iofmiRG cures ~ recon mSnded will use II.
Il. f., WLicn IL guaranteed as no her linl
Il entig, ltiB pnt up Of the best essential
oils and other vrry costly Al lcle", 9uch az 10
OthOY iniMsDt In the market Is cOnBOiGd OF,
and thOss using tic ctn rely on or lot bsirE
humbuggod by false Recommendations made
up by travelling 6gSststO deceive the pub
lie and MAKE them believe that parties have
given I . use OF their names Aqd NatlnK
parties lave ueed and recOI4nonded It VINO
have never u3ed drop oft no. allowed their
names TO be used II pGrtORsl refer aturpcL-
tue ED crude oil li1lmLni, such as ktr Jseus
oil ard other and such materials a. tbofe,
the .prspretUr OF y Il. IL MetiCine could
furnish thai rIaSS of lint cent, utuP iuGf- ur
ounce bottle that retalls at % ceLtF, ~ or
dozen, to retail st ~ cenrsA bottle, and would
make moro pr Al n 1t than tie docs on the Il.
Il. ri. st the rate It EoIir, as three gross Of II
would Lot cost h in moe than ole gro. OF tho
y. Il H does. tfput " In pIBiD bottles and
corEed with common rsb thosO Einds Of
lipiments generally are. The public should
Judge r themselyeA which Is the best and
CheApest medicine to uoe, and net be irtu-
enOed by every report they may See in the
papers Tho ii. Ii. II. h4s 4a'let tor itse.fa
reputation for genuine Heriti0f the AT thr
teen ear, AID UU,he putting uP tGis class
- III M ~ T. 81 - 81 / :, Il ~
hunt reds of tho sands Of dollars to humbug
the tcl Ie with SO thsp opnetlr viii aher
20 certthcbtcs only genuine ones, Ter Tho
parties caE De c0rrEspoIded VILE atany u We,
Aat r.s.u lhem tho true merits ii tho mcdi-
.lus a... be found SuI. The proprietor hes
.l eu.y tpent IL bringing 1t before the pub
lie, Al out S5ILU', and wh8,her the mtdlcine
STA No 3 oT fals no Will not usa HDy deception
t. deceive tie pub lc in its use hey0u what
he uuarArtues 1t to ov. HG vii! ster you
from time ~ time a to" cert Lcatea showing
it's good effect on tuth Man and heBlt.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
FORTY Years1n Prison

Lewis Thompson, 81 years old, was
before Judge Walsh, in Brooklyn, on
Wednesday, charged with stealing a
door mat. Investigation revealed the
fact that Thompson had been in prison
more than forty years. He was the
first prisoner ever sent TO Sing Sing.
Six months in the penitentiary was his
sentence.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

!mring tho Christmas
NJ Holidays We will sell at the foIowlnH~
low prices
Bs inincemeat 25e. 3nsnsw or ayIlss2tc.
4 apple butter 2tc. 2 good 10 coffee &c.
- new prune3 &c. 2raur B4ker corn 2tc.
8 nav curr2rtB 26o. ~ hs new raiHns2 2jc.
Golden drps Moiagsss, 21c. Honey Drips l5e.
%tIIGr IriIs l2c New crop r. o. Moi. &c.
Flour a, 4, and N per r.. We will rel! tIT
Se.2 cash d rarrel Of good fine family iour 80
brands Of -four. Teas, 20, e., GJard $40. our
40H extra is e1oeIenL. cur BIC. Is equal to
what some other sores sell at % and ~ cts,
Our assortment Of goods IL equal to any other
store in the city. JcitIes and preserves Of I'll
rOrte. Iiuo earlV rose pOtatoes, b cents per
bugAGi Gail Uuof and he convinced.
J.. J. FORU, Front & Madi on sts.
ds4tf EroDt b Maryland ave,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
CERTIFICATES.
InMAntIolLA. lAHuaIl -. L

IHuAptI rLIA, January 20, 1854.
u. u. TomItutou.
IKAR NlE h9ylrg 0ard 20 mueh Of tho
virtue as ezra !ge VI your "refsDratel g..
Il y. kemedy, " une ot my daughters, who
had suffered ,o'y Luch TVm painful buL-
ion uD Ine ~ her fee wah induced 70 ;ry
yluG meulctp, a. d nLltaeat. ana, to her
EreHi 10! and surprise, aztec d I" au!l'ca.
ttors vas pcrlutneH'lyI relieved OF or pain
and tu1Ion Ny wife has sucA coEh4ou1e ia
It's virtue tAat sbo resorts to II a. . Temcd
for all the III any r.embor Of the family
may haIpen o ts ahI ,ctcd VIE. Several ~
cur ftCuds und Hfig"hors, a tet having uSed
II, 81 eak OF It in tho L-'rt glow! term. J Q
hear toDr SPEAK OF It's very great power to
cuGc, one Wcuid 4iDoRt .maGiue no ether
med ,g.nc was nee sdry
AN, very rCsplctiuijy l"ur.,
JAMIG MATUNN,
SNUTtA F4i,h E,TyLt
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

SILK DEPARTMENT.
A most magnificent assortment Of
SILKS, ,vELVHTs AND PLUSHES
In all grades, all oolOrs, and at all
prices.
RELIABLE BLACK SILKS
that will wear in the most satisfactory
manner as low as 81 90 per yard.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.
All the latest productions Of European
looms In DreAs Fabrics are on oxhibi-
Liou.
EMBROIDERED DRASS PATTERNS.
put up IN boxes with sufficient material
for t;hs entire dresS areipartioularly
adapted for presents.
CAsHMERBs:
Black and Colored.
have been a specially with us for , ears
and we probably carry the largest stock
Of them in America.
COURTAUED' GRAPHS
of the first quality only in. rolls and
ma ade up into Wells Of all lengths.
LADIES WRAP DEPARTMENT.
We have nothing more elegant to Of.
fer for presents than our stock Of
FUR GARMENTS,
Embracing
Seal Skin SaCques and DOlmAns
Otter Sacks and Dolnans.
Fur Lined wraps OF all shapes and in
all materials.
Quilted and Plush Linded Wraps Of all
kinds.
Oar Stock Of
FOREIGN COATS AND jackets
for both Ladies' and Children, is the
largest, LandsOmest and most varied
that has ever been been brought to
America.
SHAWL DEPARTMENT
We have an immense sock Of shawls
Of all kinds ~ follows:
Paisley, Scotch Blanket,
French India, French Beaver,
Decker India, HmalayAn,
Delpbia India, Ladykin,
Mountain India, Chenille,
Cashmere Valley, Persian,
Children + Shawls, etc,
Wal yllk ia NllGob lIOlu Ou CSubb " SIVUO'
GOSSAMER DEPARTMENT.
No more useful present can be given
than one OF these weather p!Otectors.
We keep the best grades only, and
warrant all We sell. We have all
sty les and prices Tor Ladies, Misses,
Men and Boys,
SKIRT DEPARTMENT.
The predicted cold weather makes =
warm skirt very acceptable present
this year.
We have
FELT SKIRTS,
EMBROIDERED SKlBrS,
ALL WOOL FLANNkL SKIKTS,
QUILTED SATIN SKIkTE,
AISSES AND ClIILDHRN'S SKIRTS,
&c. &c. &c. &c,
at low prices.
JERSEY DEPARTMENT.
The Jersey excitement continues un-
abAted, especially in tho shades tor eve
ming Wear.
We have the only
REAL PARIS JERSEYS
that have SO tar been brought 10 this
county.
All sizes, styles and Colors.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
tHpEk.

DtHlsrGK'S uEpEk
N hEsIrTEa'B r7FIGV,
NEW wCAsTLHCOgETY, DXL., Doc. - lSt2.
' Upyn the application Of "smuel hlrich
Executor Of leu Green ate OF
EcnHHdcr H.ntrad. 10 said county dG0cABod
It If orderea ana irccted BY the zeWister that
the hdmlnistTalOr Aforesaid we notice OF the
granting Of Lett 7T5 J laIlGnoutsry UIOu the
estate Cf deceased, with the dHta Of granting.
thereof, by causing Advertisements to be posi-
q! WITHIN forty dRyH from the dsto o. such
Letter., Ia slG oi The mCst pubic places OF the
coun J Ct Rev CGs.ic, rc4uj;ing all ptraons
having ccnRnd, against the estatotC present
the same ur ABIDE by al Act Of A'sembiy In
such case made sud lTovidCU: and also ahuse
Il aaR 10 be Inserted within the +Alno peri.
oil IN the daily lEruRL'cAN, a newspaper
pADiIehed in Wilmington and to b6conllnued
tn trrIn three weeks, 'e-u-d
, ~~>-~, Given under he hand and %eal
} q tCfGiiICe Of lho KeYlstcr GipTCss at
A." 7' WtIMiDgtOu,iI il Now Gastlo county,
~ 'atvfC,aid, tho day and year atUve
written. :. q BlBtS. keRisteT.
MoTiCE.-All persons lav NJ claims again't
Jhe gstIte OF the i -cCHoed mus prefepl the
sane duly Httrsted to the Executor, on or
betore December, Nh iF'3, or abide the Act
VI Assembly Ia such Gaze II ate andUro1 ided .
SAMUEL ALkIGH, Executor.
Address --tlasROP, Del.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

IN ORDER that all the attaches OF
this office may have full swing to en-
Joy what we hope will be happyChrist
mas no paper will be issued from this
office next Monday.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
= TIT : -IF"F
JAMI.E MAJION y,
b ) North FIi.h street.
PnI1Ansl.rnlA- l@M . renso $ reet

PHIIAUgLrHIA, l@Il reasG TeGt'
To the rr,piaror VI II. -, h ME- cine:
Having s.hoiud nearly ttree ihres weeks
with the Nenraigi', teinI D" I'd enc my
arms ! eclMe pArayz:d, tho doctor cGuid
give me 10 relief. UuG ofmJ LeIECbOrs t,ld
me Of your "Cei, ,braiCdh. =! / M"di' Ine.
| zen, and get ona lo.t'c, ! fund tC mech
rclief got anoiEcr. WhicE made d peftect
cure, ard most heartily 1tCommerd IT,
GlI who are IKE aihIctct Elyoue ceu learn
lr III ne what think OF it. Your uu y,
Ml.; HENhI BATH.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
..Innxa Raan Am,stsA

with an affection of the throat from
childhood, caused by diphtheria, and
have used various remedies, but have
never found anything equal to Browns
Bronchial Troches." Rev. G. Nj. +.
Hampton, Plketon, Ky. Sold only in
boxes.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
Now for Christmas Presents.

L. f. Adair 3OG Market street is clos.
ing out his entire stock Of furniture at
cost prices to close business, the stock
consists Of large assortment of goods
suitable for holiday presents.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
,CARDI0AH JACKETS AND CHILDREH's s
JERSEYS,
| At the same counter.

Mt the same counter.
UMBRELLA DEPARTMENT.
We have gift umbrellas with handles of
Sterling Silver, Carved Ivory,
Alligator Leather, Natural Sticks,
with silver caps, Ancient Oak,
Etched Ivory, Buck Horn,
Orisn tai Carvings, Porcelain Balls,
Fine Ebony, Sc. &C.,
In all qualities of Silk from 500 up.
wards.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR DE
PARTMENT.
These goods are yearly becoming
more popular rs gifts. We have every.
thing desirable in
SILK HOSIERY.
Everything desirable In
Isle HOSIERY.
Everything desirable in
COTTON HOSIERY,
Everything desirablein
WOOL HOSIERY
for Ladies', Children and Men.
IN wINTEB UNDERWEAR
for both sexes we have everything
made in
SILK, ,CASHmERE,M MgRIEO AND NOVEL
TY WEAVRS.
ART NEEDLEWORK DEPART-
&ENT.
Our wOrkrooms have been busy for
months preparing the Holiday Goods
now On exhibition. We show all the
latest novelties in
Table Covers, Screens,
Sofa Cushions, Table Scarfs,
Lambrequins, Banners,
Foot Rests, Fancy Baskets,
Slippers, Towel Rocks,
Toilet Sets, Tides,
MouchOirs, Mats,
sc, &c. &c,
Prices will be found to be very reason.
able.
FANCY GOODS DEPARTMENT.
OF course this is the department
that will come most In prominence the
next few weeks. There vii be found
Comb & Brush caseF,
Jewel Gases,
DEehblnR CASesI
Handkerchief HoGes,
Glove & Work Boxes,
Fans Of all kinds,
Perfume Cases,
Peari Gard Cases,
Shopping Bags,
POCEetboOks,
Hand Mirrors,
Gard and Cigar Cauaa
Tides and Sp!aShers.
Toilet Articles,
&c &1., &c.
IN LADIES MADE-UP LACE GOODS,
We have everything that can be
thought Of.
COLLARS AND FICHUs, AND LINGEhIE
of all kinds.
THE HANDKERCHIEF DEPART.
MENT;
Contains a vast assortment Of Handker.
chiefs for Ladies', gentlemen and child
rem.
LADIES HANDKEKCHIBFS,
In Lace, Silk and Linen
! CHILDREN y HAHDKERCHIHFs,
In Lace, Silk and Linen.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

To tbo Proprietor q h. Il. u. Medicine.
Feeling ratttLI for the u-c Ot NY tnRerC
aPa.n, which were cureJ Il kh6uL. a'sm by
haIfa Ozen appI cations Of yout"t Celebrated
II H. h. MedlcIr', ! do cheerful ) roto om-
mend it to all who are sui ing from ike
complaints. Ms wife has LeId II Tor bead.
ache and loo, hachC, ard IT, gave instant re,
lie. w
TIMOTHY EELLY.
1918 Sophia street, Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

Guaranteed to cure Rheumatism, heETal-
Ria. Paralysis piphtberia, Pieuri2y, and
rad CllIy cures all diseases where llIinG nJs
can be useA on persons.
FOR internal uso Tor Cholera, Cholera Nor
bus, CramUs, Paina in the stomach or Bow
els Dose-trOm % crops to half teaspoon
fuI in water
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
! htAaLmaA aapHa AKnIn.

P0F A4 tIga.H hundred and eighty
F'1n' umr We are On the eve of
h''Lrf Christmas anniversary. Other
anu Vt t'%I"s cJur add 20 regularly in
toeF toorar baG ttry grow monotouous
an" "Fr'ons. Even the Fourth Of
~u'y a' INT 'A-s in interest, but
S'b'l"Saas ooDeAOw never becomes
t1rrsone ard mouotyuous. There are
Po'Tn' f7&s"Ds i,rt5is. In some mys-
ferrous manner the Christmas anniver-
safy mas some cODneCtion with the hap.
pIhe'b os a World that no other anniver-
sAfy Las. HOmebow it points to a fu-
'o's Ill h"r'aIiEy ano connects the pres
ShI Win the past, taxing in the REDEEM D.
tioa 0f the human race. superhcialIy
III Is hUC the anniversary of the birth
DAY OF an individual, but what an in
nlSl3n&'' A man bu at the same time
Zoo. A son bat a. the same time a
saviorF A brother, but at the same
slime Benefacsor, Eedeemer. There
Is Rspptent IL LtutnCe in Cbriatmas An.
that clusters around no 9th.
'"ry occasion. only for this
0c"''on didever seraph or an
The shining Erone of glory to
hfEE a 1 1
H@ B~.hlshem's plains that
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
skinny Men

"Wells' Health Renewer" restores
health and vigOr, cures Dyspepsia, I'm
potence, Sexual Debility. 81.