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Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
SPECIAL MENTION,
Facts Worthy OF Notice

This is to certify that | have been 4
most terrible sufferer from that well,
known plague of mankind, rheuma.
tism, for several years; tried several
doctors and remedies without relief.
On the recommendation of friend l
applied tc DR.. Bliss, and at little ex-
pense and in about three weeks time
was entirely relieved of my misery.
CHARLES KING, Umbrella Manufac,
turer, 4th and Walnut Sts., this city.
DR.. Bliss Office 2l7 West Third Street.
Shad at Wholesale.
Farmers and others can procure shad
at wholesale prices at the stalls of
Powell Bros, in the Third street mar
ket, ready cleaned for sailing. They
should call at an early day, for the
season will be at its height in very
few weeks. Also lot of large rock
for boiling, and lot of terrapin and fresh
mackerel, sheep beads, etc.
Christ n cid and Bext.
Two weeks in business; trade in
creasing daily. Why? First. uality
goods, new and fresh. at lowest posi-
bic prices. Try this new firm and be
convinced.
House Painting
W. X. Grant, at N. W. cor. 9th and
Shipley streets, is doing all kinds of
house painting and granting, and using
ihe best material at reasonable prices.
Fresh snad.
Go to VIM. Pennell & Son, 12O King
street, for fresh Delaware shad, pike,
rock, white perch, halibut, cod FISH and
other varieties.
Skinny Men.
Wells Health Renewer" restores
health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, I'm
potence, Sexual Debility. 81. Depot,
II. h. Bringhurst.
Painters and Paper Hangers.
A. p. jackson and Bro. are still doing
first- class work, and At very reasonable
prices and are always ready at short
notice. 515 Tatnall street.
Casarrh Of tho Bladder.
Singing irritation. Inflammation, all
Kidney and Urinary Complaints, cured
by Buchupaiba." 81. Depot, FL. r.
Bringhurat.
Three Hundred Thousand
Cigars for sale at the Great Tobacco
Mart, 4th and Shipley streets.
CHAPMAN, Proprietor.
Notice.
If the widow of Levi G. Talley will
call at stall 65 in Eighth street market,
she will hear something to her advan-
tage.
Notice.
Just received car load of white
Peach Blow potatoes at Boyd and
Bookers's, No. II East 4th street.
Millinery.
All the latest styles of millinery and
at the lowest prices found at Mrs. L. q. |
Garrett's, 2O6 King strest.
There is no tooth powder superior to |
Hartman's Sea Pearl. III . word it is
perfect We have q great many other |
articles for the teeth, among which are
Sozodont, Opal Dentalina and Trego's |
Teaberry. Hartman, druggist, 9th and
Poplar streets.
The Insect Powder Guns or Bio wsrs
are economical in applying the powder.
They are 10 cents . piece at Bsaton /
Drug Store, cor. 7th and Pine
streets. All kinds Of Insect Powder.
Condemned milk, Papoma and pre-
pared wheat together with other arti.
oles of their class for sale by j. r.
Hartman, druggist, 9th and Poplar Sts.
Indian paste, the great skin bleacher,
for sale at Taylor & Fullerton's, 3O2
King street.
$1,000 never fails. Buy it from N.
Danforth, Druggist, cor End and
Market streets.
Drake & Co. will sell a horse and
wagon in front Of their auction room,
morning, at 10 o'clock.
Pratt's Horse and Cattle food at W.
J. Kimble's, Front and Madison streets.
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Mad Dor Killed,

Mr.. James Shockley, colored, shot
and killed . rabid dog belonging to a
nsighber, yesterday afternoon, after
it Lad bitten one of his children. The
little fellow wac playing around the
house, on East Seventeenth street near
Vandsver Avenue, when the dog came
along and bit him in the arm, intlicting
an ugly cash. DR.. G.. h. Henderson
was summoned, and upon his arrival
dressed and cauterized the wound,
after drawing out the poison with cup.
ping glass.
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pi'h "i the lhermomeser
nornins.I noi"sIloAs Office, in the shade
oo 'ooolook O'Clock,
A $50 sEo
The Weath..

n ip%sanent, ip%oaa Ofics Of the Chlel
"A. M. Washington, May
~. 4asa y. REPORT FOR TO-DAY,
\ cloud%~ d%iadle = dl Atlantic States
pwiuddssy moea Weather, local rains, va.
Nsr ,emnaosn most norsherly, Stationary
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
COrsels.

The most popular corset of the day is
Bortrees Duplex; these and many
sther desirable makes are sold by
Spencer, 700 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05

The warm wave is coming and with
it there come to US longer limo of Gus
toners. For both we are grateful. We
are giving the most possible for one dol
lar. Come and see us.
CHRIsTFIELD q BEST.
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$40 Market Street.

just received from the city the finest
assortment of cigars ever in this mar
ket at Smiths, 8l9 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
PrOfe ssOr Allen for tho School
BOara.
For the REPUBLICAN.


have just heard that Professor P.
Allen, of the Ninth Ward, has con
sented to be a candidate for election to
the Board of Education. Many of us
in the Ninth Ward never thought of
him before, but he is just the man for
the place. He ia entirely non.partisan
in his feelings, and we'll qualified i'll
every respect for the Office. The Ninth
Ward should not fail to elect the Pro.
fessor to the Board of Public Educa.
ton. NINTH WARD.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
The M nv Queen.

Bazaar Dressmaker and all tho latest
Bazaar Patterns at Spencer's, 700 Mar
ket street,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
Better Than Ever.

Sutterley & Co. are turning out finer
and better work than ever at their old
prices. Gallery. at 302 Market street.
Call and see them.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
Rl0 Mark ct street,

A large and fine assortment of canes
for spring at Smiths, 8l9 Market street.
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Fer sale Cheap,

A house with six rooms, front porch,
gas and bath, by Geo. W. Bright, 517
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05
$40 Market Street.

SO MAR r ot Street.
A pure all Havana cigar for cents
at Smiths, $40 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-05

WATT1NH,
Still barred thy doors. The far east glow
The morning wind blows fresh and free
Should not the hour that wakens the rOs.
Awaken also thee?
All look for thee, Love, Light and Song
Light In the sky deep red above,
SoEg in the lark OF pini0ns strong,
Ana In my heart t. ue love.
Apart we miss our natures goal,
Why strive to cheat our destinies?
Was not my We made tor thy soul2
Thy beauty for nire eyes"
No longer sleep,
Oh, listen now
wait and weep,
but where art thou?
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TUE MOTOR QUESTION:.

comc .IIe-c,i Ni>,nLr. az mn All, Ci,.
zen.
To the EdI,orof III. ,n,rilIrc,cc,
a,r.Ilr ria r;,;,onn;n ,,,;s ,,o,,;,.,.,
"f'H ~ wv wv e''Hp " ,.'' 'hoih'hE
paper says: we nave intelligence that in
Minneapolis the citizens have induced that
corporation TO direct the railway to take of
their steam motors by The lirst of next
APRIL.
This. or some other old citizen mazda
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4 J.essOu For West virginia.

The marvellous CROWN oil lexas, anu me
means by Which 1t has been accomplished,
iareaspecial lhterestiof mel eopleol West
Nirglnia-a State Us new Tor purposes Of
development us with respect TO lis poiit.
ieal erection. More remote than West Vir.
GINA from the great centers oil manufacture
and general business, until lately oil the
line Of trans.continental travel, Texas has,
within decade, sprung into that activity
and commercial importance which is us
yet the unfulilled dream OF West Virginia.
The obvious explanation is that Texas
has gone into railroads; or. more strictly,
railroads have gone into Texas. The State
has pursued 1 liberal policy, the people
have had tho good sense to see In railroads
their only chauce to catch up with the pro-
Gession. y great agricultural region, ten
years ago almost without : human habila.
tion, is now cut up with paying farms, dot.
ted with thriving towns, alive with i'm.
proved saw mills working up millions OF
feet for shipment. Farmers are driving
grnicrs to the still new West. Tho hustle
Of bread.winning activity has taken tbs
place ola Stiffness almost primeval.
In ten years, from 1872 TO 1852, the State
has gained l,l75,Oco in population; in.
creased j its crop OF cereals 100000
bushels; added 100000 bales Of cotton;
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PERSONAL,

Senator Vest thinks the talk about Dem.
orr.llic blunders little ridiculous. So are
the blundcrs.
General Abe Buford is soon to start the
Chiaiaa THURMAN. The PiOis Ioulteur
will appear later.
General George Macdonald, the Gather"
Of the British army, has recently entert d
his Goth year, and is still hale and hearty.
Hon. Charles N. Brumm, Of tho Nine.
tenth Pennsylvania district, will be the
only undiluted Greenbacker in the next
House.
Postmaster Ringer, Of Washington, says
that with light ,ricycles collection could lie
made once m hour for every box in the
District.
Rosecrans, Of California, expects to he
around within hearing distance when
Randall and Carlisle have their little tuss el
over the Spcakrlship.
Mr.. D. l.. Moody, the evangelist, Is
seriously i'll at Cambridge, England. lie
has overworSed himself, and is suffering
from nervous prostitution.
Jane Grey Swisshelm goes after Robert
lnsersolf, and jumps away with the bril-
liant blasphemer's scalp. But Robert is
too hard.headed to realize it.
Post musior Pan rcon nf Nou, vosL I, 90
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

The Cabinet is again getting used to
meeting.
Washington society promises to do itself
proud this winter. (:
It WAS Cincinnati young lady who.
when she was presented with pair OF
opera glasses, asked how in the world she
was to keep them on.
Tile entire school revenue OF New
Hampshire during the past year was $751;.
527 Il and the expenditure was S55775SOS.
Four.fiths Of this sum went in the salprieo
OF teachers. The average cost OF instruction
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This eStiI6ate al,ows that at the end OF
the first twelve months OF It's life the well.
fed steer can be made TO give a profit Of
so. In the second year he adds to this
profit 81 10, and in the third year he adds
nathing TO the profit, but instead loses
81 -, since at Tie end OF the thirty.six
months there is profit Of only SIS o.. If
this may be taken us the usual result OF
feeding steers, itappcais that il the steer
DO sold at a,yeam Of arr his feeder will
make more money than can be made at any
other period OF the animals life. Stronger
argument in favor OF using all reasonable
means Of securing early maturity will not
be needed.
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per capita is Sl4 %. Male teachers receive
$50 45a month, and female teachers So. 50.
A Rusian lady lasiust bestowed $4,000
roubles Upon her country women to he used
in giving medical training 10 those iesirous
Of becoming physicians.
A woman has just been chosen superin.
tendent Of Schools at Darlington, Il. /.
First time the position has ever been occu.
pied by a woman in that State.
The Southern Democratic papers are dc.
mandlng TINT the party shall ut once adopt
FREE trahe as its policy. Without this, they
say, the recent victoricsand any future sue.
tesses will be barren.
'spinster dinncB" will be given in Now
York this season by betrothed young
women on the eve Of their wedding 10
friends Of their own sex exclusively. One
Of these dinners, TO take place soon, will
be "chapcroned" BY the mothers Of the
bride and groom. ID
A Quebec judge has decided TINT the
rnlesof trades.unions iorblddine their mem.
bers to work with non.unionists is illegal,
and has given judgemrntin favor Of n nom
union man who sued the Ship. ,Laborers'
Benevolent Society for damages for eniorc.
Ing his dismissal by ship master.
llarpcrs Weekly Is goaded into remark.
ing that "from Democntiop popular major.
ity ofa quarter Of n million in 1876 Sun.
day school politics, in thcteeih OF snecrng
bosses, gave the Republican party in 1850
an electoral majority OF Gity.nine and II
popular majority also" There are worse
things than Sunday school politics.
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When all other remedies fail Dr. FnAziru'.
foor l'IrrEns will cure General Debility
Loss Of Appetite, Dyspepia, ind all disease.
arising from 4 Disordered Stomach, Liver
and Kidneys.
'FOr several months have been afflicted
with Fever aud Ague. For weeks at time
| was confined TO the house, my suffering
was intense. could find no relief until
heard OF your Root Bitters. ] have taken
the Root liitters for two weeks and they have
restored me 10 my former health.
JonN ROLAND, Cleveland, O.
Tor sale BY J. l.. Siirk, also Chas. Aloenke.
moeller, Wheeling, and. Il. X. McConahey
bridgeport. psw,
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DRIFT OF OPINION,
lust for The Fun Orlt.

Cincinnati Commercial.
Beyond passing iew appropriation bills,
and possibly showing II parsimonious pur.
pose 10 keep down esronses the Repub,
leans are not likely TO do much Of any.
thing during the next session. They will
he generous in leaving 10 their successors Il
legacy Of troublesome questions, just to see
how they will handle them.
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Mr.. Faulkner md the Recent baltimore
Conference.

Iu publishing the dispatch to the Cincin.
natl Enquirer, on Monday last, giving IN
account OF the conference held at. Barnunl's
hotel, Baltimore, by sundry West Virginia
gentlemen, wo mentioned, in addition 10
said dispatch, that we had II letter from
Washington stating that Hon. Charles
james Faulkner was also present. This,
It seems, was mn error OIL the part OF our
Washington correspondent, us We have II
letter from Mr. Faulkner saying that he
WIS no. present, and therefore took no part
whatever in said conference. Mr.. Faulkner
says that he had not even the "honor OF M
invitation to participate in It," and 'never
heard OF any such meeting there Or else
where" until he saw it mentioned in the
IxrrLliuIScgR Of the 18th.
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Washington fost.
It cannot be successfully controrertej
that the Hon. J. a. IIubbelrs relinQuisll'
ment Of Senatorial aspirations are Just as
voluntary" s tho political assessments
were.
The Cable Is Com Ing, Iiisii.oiI! II si,.oli
New York Herald.
The capital necessary 10 build and law q
new cable has been subscribed; the new
cable will be laid next year ard will serve
the public at reasonable rates.
.....al
Tile Coming Declaration OF Ihdcpci,.
drEcc.
Philadelphia Press.
The people will make the next candidate
for President, and they will exercise their
own free choice. Present declarations will
have very little to do with the matter.
4 Hint TO the West virginia SENATOR.
Mnkcrs.
Chicsso Times.
Party government differs from party-boss
government as a political party differs from
an election machine.
Going to rlnT II Away for the Prrsi.
'' dcncy.
Burlington llawk-Eyc.
Now that the Democratic party has vic.
tory on its hands it doesn't know whut to
do with il,
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Arsanksz State Gskettc.
The lunatics vino pin their faith TO Con-
iederate bonds should be encouraged; and
upon exhaustion Of the present supply
biilion= 'aore should be printed. We be-
lieve in giving capital chance.
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sell exclusively. (aiter few words 10 the
memory Of the late senator,IlilD 10 denun.
citation OF tlielsepubllcan party and to the
tariff He thlnksithe tariff should be 50
REVISED as nottoi inidre nyimportant In.
dnstty, the duties 10 be placed astfar as
possible on luxuries and taken from the
necessities Of life.
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A CAHSED.

Ton who are suffering from the errors md In.
dEcntions of youth. nervous weakness, carly de.
cay, loss Of manhood. &c will send recipe tha,
will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy WAS discovered by II missionary In South
America. Send II self addressed envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH T. ISMAS, Station D, New York Civ.
0ci4.T1hStw rs0s.H ~ FL. f'-ff 80 -
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His Great CircusArt.

New York Tribune.
II the party makes up its mind that IN
avowed free trade policy will be premature
and dangerous, Mr.. Randall will lind favor
as the nost expert struddler Of tie ques.
linn
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AEE you troubled with such symptoms of
dyspepsia as belching, tasting of the food,
heartburn, ETC.? Browns Iron Bilters will
cr-c you. psw
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MARRIED..

MERH EE-DEAN-0n Thursday, November IL,
ISL, at the residence Of the brides inoiher, Of,
Chdpline street, by tcy. q kiheldalltr assisted
by Rev, D. \. Cunningham. Mr HESsY Z. lIERKLg
TO Mis- LllNEpEAN. both Of this city. No Cards
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HAIFGROwN

Overcoats to please you in style. Pa in price.
comfortable to skate and snow.
ball in. ~
that you won't avoid wearing.
that the heys won't rdiculc.
:. TO please your first girl. .+a.
that the dog can't tear.
TO wear to the Matinee.
easy to slip on and oil.
Just like sisters beau wears.
TO catch girl with.
nicer thaHpa had when ne was ahoy
" TO ride horseback or bycicle. :,
elegant for Saturday play.
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/. DREtSED BEEF,
The Cost md the Profit OF the business
Furnished by nm Expert. ~

furnIsiitd by nm Expert. ~
Chlclgo Tribune ..-....-. --l..s.
John D.. Gillett, Illinois, Il breeder and
feeder well known TO those interested In
cutie matters, makes the following s,a,e.
mcnt OF the average cost oil production Ola
steer le months old, including every need.
full expense from birth. It Is unnecessary
to say that such a statement derives It's
chief value from the fact Tint It comes from
one whose success Is evidence that he has
given the matter careful study and has
tested his theories thoroughly By long con.
tinuCd practice, and fully demonstrated
their correctness and value: 5l
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sroP your hawking and splitting catarraha
corruptions from your throat by taking Pc.
runa.
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

Tho next session begins srITESlBrp fh "a
Tx Tx shrA A scT9oL, including School I Il M
s sGT SS SfhS0i eS 81 hnE. Sd JUL S
Enlarged facilities for study Gi Thr,IrtTe ls>'.On
anu scientific Agriculture; COmni.trIS .%isncC1
chemical labptory. Thorough CoIn,s l., 'IaIrpti
and Modern languages and literature =; yH;HveRt
r1 a SeSSssHfS expenses no, over siS5. y.
.,, W.l4 v llS0S, PfTsIjen,
hM1 MOreAntnWn II u
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Overcoats for Daddies, Grand Daddics, Old
Bachelors.
Swells, Brokers, Drummers.
q Clergy, Doctors, Lawyers.
Elegantly-formed Apollos.
Balloon and Bean.p0le Shapes,
Rich and Poor, High and Low.
to p ,n5c wife, mother, girl and
daughter.
to suit your pocket-book, fit
you and keep You warm.
that won't fade and will satisfy
you.
e Ulster shape, forparty, theatre
ard cold.
Last and the very latest Is
the Elgin, satin lined, 4
regular "Daisy.n Zee II
and you will agree So
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The distinctive feature Of the BRIAN
is, that on oil the leading subjects It's ana"
arc exhaustive treatise' and itsi, haS'hgh'
one does not need 10 buy books on 'a'+
sciences or subjects, rs these tfeSlH' AT
complete works by the most talented 'ltT
noted for their ability in those BRANCHES "'
knowledge.
This American edition is not only 50 II,
act reprint OF every word and :Ill,!!s'ohG,
the expensive English editiOD-ditttilns99my,
In size and shape-but il is !ufnishta 4.
nearly half price, and vii, be found 10 Ut a,
more portable and convenient 10 use iia" '"'
original edition.
The Amorlcan edition also snrEssses 'L'
English editions in the MINIMIZE OF MAE. ~ ~.
ing map OF each State and Territory ih%,
United States. Also MICH FULLER iSOfNH"
the leading articles. n
Specimen pages and fullerinforn,'Sa'"
on application to the General Agents
G. It. CRAVEN * co"
III md I Is Race Street.
nos CINCINNATI, o..
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Every last cent, every energy. every eape.
rience, every minute and everything We could
control, we have devoted to our Overcoat
Trade this fall. and we know you will award
US Inc price when you see the quality, Qtan.
tity and price OF our goods.
Any Size, years old to size 80, breast, and
prices lower than eau be bought anywhere
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Young Sprouts.

Overcoats for Papa's Hope, Mammals Joy
Baby Boy. $50
" that viii make your neighbor green
with jealousy.
that will make the whole church
talk. "
toplease You, and if that Is all
Hub will buy 1t.
&" to tickle Grand Pa and Grand Ma.
better than you can make al home,
covered all over with buttons,
buckles, &c.
as iancy as your dressmaker can
make. -, ''
rs numerous in style as are your
ideas. ~ - -
that a will coax uncle to take Harry
TINT don't cost much.
trimmed In Plush, the latest, TO
please every Pa, Ma and baby.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-09-22

The Democrats of Iowa county
are to congratulated upon the fact
that the county ticket nominated
by their representatives at Dodge
vile on Tuesday, is one that COM
mends itself to all who desire to
select good and efficient men to fill
positions of public trusts. There
are three tickets in the field and the
voter should carefully weigh the
merits and claims of each candidate
presented. The Democrats may
well court an investigation of their
claims of having nominated a good
ticket
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1882-09-22
The Prohibition congressional con

During the twenty-five years that
f. W. Reyes has been q prominent
politician and leader of the Repub-
lican party, he has never been a
bolter, nor has he ever sulked in
his tent" If, therefore, he shall
this time allow himself to become
the nominee of one faction while
Hazelton is the candidate of another,
it must be on account of some ex-
traordinary reason. If he shall
run thus, he will probably be in
dorsed by the prohibitionists and
will make strong canvass in Dane,
Green and portions of the other
counties-Evening Wisconsin.