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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-03-29
1lA E. PsNgHAMs' q
VEGETABLE COMPOUND.


.,r, ~ thr,c "n,uitI ComUlniuts nnh Meai,u"''"s
c,nIrnNn tpnur best female population
.srI ere entirely the worst form ofTemol7 { me-
.H.7 i ovarin troubles, Inflammation and ticcla
a. Failing and Dlsplscements, end the consequent
s,,iaa weakness, and is particularly adapted to Ae
,suse oe Tlic.
y wiI Dissolve end e1re tumors from the ut"r''sir
- early stage Of development The tendency to oai
,,pas tmmorsthere IS checked very speedily by tsr'a
j. :,aoges f7ntncss natnenc-, destroysall CRAVING
f.! ,.rrisnta md relieves weakness ofthe stomooi
a r,-ra Boating Headaches, Nervous Fro=trat'7r,
,.,iai p,lu!ty, sieerlexness, Depression snA lndL
a.s.i"G.
That feeling Of bearing down, causing pn'n, ~eiEN
and l6ckachp, Ia always permanently cured " i1us"
tvll at ell times and under all circumstances net In
harmony with the laws that govern the female system
Tor tho curcot Kidney Complaints Of eltler ser ta
Compound Is unsurpassed.
LYDIA r. PISKHAM's VEGETABLE toH'
POUND is prepared at 233 and a35 Western Avsnu",
LYNN, Masa Price sL Biz bottestor e. Sent ty nal
in the form Of pills. also in the form of lozengea On
receipt Of price, 81 per box for either Mrs F!nkhan
freely answers all letters Of inquiry. Send for ADph
let, I''ress as above. Mention ts IGptT.
70 -------- --- ,,,,-,.,, ,,,.
No family should be without LYDIA E PlNKHAMS
LIVER PILLS. They cure constipation, Iliousnes
and torpidity OF the Liver. rs cents per boz.
ES- sold by all Druggists. "a
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-03-29
No Patent M Pay!
PATBN s

Obtained for inventors in the United States Canada
and Europe at reduced rates. With our principal
Office located in Washington. directly opposite the
United States Patent ONCE able to attend to all
Patent business with greater prOmptness and des-
patch and less costthan other patent attorneys, who
are at distance from Washington, and who have
thereforeto employ associate attorneys" We make
preliminary examinations aud furnish opinions us 10
pattentabity, free Of charge. and all who are inter
ested in new inventions and Patents invited
send fora copy of our Guide for obtaining Patents
which is sent free to any address, and contains
plete instructions how to obtain Patents, and other
valuable matter. We refer TO the German-Amcrican
National Bank, Washington, D c.; tho Royal Swedish
Norwegian, and Danish Legations at Washington
Hon Joseph Casey, Late Chief Justice u s. Court OF
Claims the Officials of the u S. Patent Office and to
Senators and Members Of Congress from every State
Address, LOUIS BAGGER b CO., Solicitors of
Patents and Attorneys at Law, lie Droit Building
Washington, Dc FM6tf
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-03-29

n w N TEy business now before the public. You
III Mi Al can make money faster at work for us
~ than at anything else Capital not need.
X ed We will strrt You. BI2a day and
B upwards pade at home by the indus
HH|IIV trious. Men, women. boys and girls
~ ~ ~ n wanted everywhere to work for us Now
- is the time. You work in spare
time only or give your whole time the business
You can live at home and do the work. No other busi-
mess will pay you nearly we'll. No one can fail TO
make enormous pay by engaging at once Costly out
ut and terms free Money made fast. easily and
honorably. Address TRUE Co, Augusta, Maine.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-03-29
TREATMENT
CUTICURA.

REMEDIES are for sale by all druggists Price Of
boxes 81; oUTICuRA RESoLXENT the now blood
Of medicinal and toilet soaps). 25c CUTICURA ME-
DECIMAL SHAVING SOAP. 15c Principal depot
WEEKS & POTTER, Boston. Mass.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-03-29

is the only Iron preparation that
does not color the teeth, and will not
cause headache or constipation, as
other Iron preparations will.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-03-29
MUSICAL READING.
FOR THE MILLION

DtSon e Co., pubttsh rcyy delfgLtryI So ,ies O,
sMngdfd ana netc books. designed IN gire IN az al.
traet,ue HCrdrv IorP, all 0fedcd infor,G1ion GhGtt
muIcdt h'Sf0rg and some lO,ti1u6 or MS stuGy OF
music, " '''FE -"
Town LbraricsiWalI c"nLrr grest favor on
lnunity by adding these books to tlcIr isis
Romano a IL remembered in the BioSrsph,aI En.
Omance" BEETHOVEN "tSI 30, and the
Romantic biography of MOZART ri ~ both closely
follow facts. ''
The LcttersQ9iF, Msi!EsNydbfELSI4ouN q vols each
letus into the inner life of the great masters.
The Lives Ct BEEI{F0 q,oIT ia cH of CHoPIN
HANDEL (sloOl, of RoSsINI tSI5@, OF sCiiTiMAK.
($lgl, Of YON WEBER q vols. each g! to) and Of
THUNDERSTORM (8l50), are standarp, exceedingly
we'll written aud very readable books 80
Hietor,is we'll represented by RTrrER'S HIS
IleIoi TORY oFMUsIc @ vols. each ri 5o),coG-
iGl collection Of CtRGosTriES or Mrst6 tsp, 2}nne
entertoinment uThipo's BIOGRAPHICAL SKET.
CHES OF EMINENT COMPOSERS tSi 7S) inrlIIdsE
the history of some hundred OF notsbiilties
Tn Gu;In,ottaicYOCALP PHILOSOPHY (Sl5D
In uuillnette epayiss VOICE AZ "A MUsftiSIL
ING $50 cts we hava most directions Tor the care and
training oil the voice.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-03-29
MISCELLANEOUS
(pticllra

Geo ". Brown, Is Marshall street, Providence. H. l.
cured bv Cutcura Resolvent (blOOd puriderand Cnti
cura and Cuticura SOAP (the great skin curel Of 3
Rlngworm HumOr got at q bArbers, which spread all
all kinds Of treatment
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-03-29

OLIVER DITSON & CO., Boston.
Established 1871
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-03-29
MILK DRUST.
FALLING HAIR.

Frank A. Bean, Steam Fire Engine 8. Boston, was
cured of Alopecia or falling OF the hair by the Cutl
curA Resolvent blood puriher) internally and Cuti
tcnrs and Cuticurs Soap tthe great skin cures) eX
ternay, which completely restored his hair when all
said he would lose it,
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-03-29

enriches the blood and puri6es the
system; cures weakness, lack Of
energy, etc. Try a bottle.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-03-29

willcure dyspepsia, Heartburn, mala-
ria, kidney disease, liver complaint,
and other wasting diseases.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-03-29

ECZEMA.
Hon VIM. Taylor, Boston. Mass, permanently cured
of humOr of the face and scalp (eczema( that had
been treated unsuccessfuly for twelve years by many
of Bostons best physicians and most noted Specialists
as well as European authoritieH
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1882-03-29

SCALD HEAD.
II. A. Raymond, Auditor W, J. &. Z. H., jackson,
Mich was cured Of Scad Head Of nine years duration
by the Cuticura Remedies.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-21
RnpcIaI Trains.

For the convenience of visitors to the
Bi. Cen tennial celebration at Philadel-
mia. the p. w. 81 B. railroad company
will run the following special trains;
On the morning OF the Oath a TRAIN
will leave this city at $50; BfAndywine
8. 35; Edge Moor, 5.48; Bellevue, o.A;
Claymont, 3 80; Linwood, 5.66; Thul.
low, 6. O2; Lamokin, 6 OF; Chester, GIL
arriving at Philadelphia at 6 Al. On
the morning of the oath, 25th, 18th and
9th special train win start from HS. a.
vre de Grace at 40, stopping at
Che rleston, North East, Elkton, New
ark and Newport, leaving Wilmington
at 8 O'Clock; Chester, S24; arriving 81
Philadelphia at 8 SO a. M, Also special
trains on same date returning leaving
Philadelphia at 10 O'Clock, p. M
making no stops between Philadelphi'
and Wilmington but stopping at WI;
mington and all the places named
above Passengers tor the other station
named can re urn by regular loca
trains.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-21
An ruduQtfuI Son.

This morning a man named Micnaei
Daley, whose appearance betokenea s
that he had passed the meridian of life,
t0ok the stand at the Mayors Court to
testify against his son, Dennis Daley, a
yourg man about 20 gears of age, VINO
occupied place in the dock. Tho IA
ther testified that Dennis was a bad
hoy before he was free, and has oeSn
still worse since. He would not work.
and instead of being support 10 MS
parents in their declining years, had al
most broken their hearts with his In
temperate habits. He said that the
mother could tell great deal more
about him than ne could, but even with
all mis- i'll treatment, she refused to ap
near against him. Frequently Wher
under the influence of liquor Dennis
would return to his home and acus
| his parents shamefully. The Mayo
said that this was hard case, and b
would take care that he did not troubl
them for a while. He then sentences
lhim 10 pay fine of $40 and costs,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-21
the Equine ParsdoY

On Monday the 3Oth inst, PDl /
tholomew will open at theOpsnE Ii
with his trained horses for an sr,'
ment of one week. When tba !
was here last April the wonderful
of the o animals were a Surpr.n
who witnessed them, and each OIdI
audience becau Q larger, until M
last nights when the house was p,I
There Is no doubt but the sane Ws
will attend them this time, a. d,
formance from beginning b nd
wonderful, and of a nature AaSll
need hesitate to witness LHs'
ments are now being perfesa M
by the people of Newark, Slttua \
dletown and ether places can plt'
excursion tickets that will dnM
them to reserved seats at Eaal
! duced rates.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-21
I,eeIurP.

Pow G., w, Burke of Hillsborougn )
Nd. lectured in Ebenezer M. Il. cnulCn Ia,
Mil Nj; Greek hundred, on Thursday even
ing, to quite a tair sized audience, nT'e t%e
withstanding the inclemency Oh 'ne
" Gather. ~. T+,rar
ant TiTeT was handled quite ably, ana
his anecdotes produced many smlie
Mr., Burke is an earnest preacher any q y,
at the same time possesses a 1una % %
humor which makes him popular Will
all his acquaintances ,o-.,,uh thi
He returned to HillsborOugh m InU
afternoon and will preach to mis- con
gregation as hgual to morrow b,s no w;f wifi
accompaniedsBn his visit by MS "A
and children.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-21
Drun N And Disords,,,

A man named George Brown -,
fore the Mayor this morning ~ w ~
the charge Of being drunk SUi " ~ Y
derby. The officer who mad" 1T ~ Y
rest said that he had fopnS ~ y
roaming around the stress Is,, ~ \.
very drunk, and when be undS,,s.I
arrest him the man resisted s~% \
In . disotderly manner. Gso,O. @
mittod being drunk, but aij X,
did not know what he had DAM '
was o stranger in this City sri
been to Philadelphia to see M ~ Jo.l
ter. II the Mayor would ODIv !, H
off this lime he would 20 b Ris.,1
where he belonged and nus ,,,-
him again. ""
"All right George, well MA !,
that after a WHILE" replied tAsv',|
In the meantime we'll Rne ms
costs for the trouble you c,n,d
| night"
Daily Republican., 1882-10-21
YeHteraMy'a Fire.

The alarm of Are about O'CLOCK. yes,
terday afternoon. sounded from signal
box, %, Second and shipley streets,
was caused by the burning of deserted
and dilapidated frame and stone struc-
ture, along the extension OF the Dela-
ware Western railroad, south OF Mar.
ket street bridge. The fire department
promptly responded and the fre was
extipguished before much damage was
done. Tue fire was no doubt caused by
an incendiary.
In responding to the alarm an octag-
nal nickel plated nut was lost from
the Reliance steamer and SET OF 70
ducers we're lost by the Washington
Fire Company, both of which If foun1
will be thankfully received If returne
to the engine houses.
The first signal of the fire was Rlven
to the Fame Hose Company, who al
once started out and were over the
bridge before the signal box, which wat
near their engine house, was struck ,ano
many were surprised to find them read!
for active service before the other com
panies arrived
Daily Republican., 1882-10-21
THIRD EDITION.
utI PatuIIDNS.

Gail and sae those large oil paintings aos
thai Sutterley & Co. at 5Oz anu E~1l SUn
Market street are now getting up; sna u,,
If. ,izs heads 1920 inches, WIN .,rna nno
f,sme mT and 6 bandsame cabinet pictures
tnrIished for ten dollars. The nrm
fishing to give everyone an opportoaaa, aa.
y ~ avail themselves of this oter
\ ye made arrangements to iurhlsn nn
II IN on weekly installments otst PEI
elk, .,,r;ota for
. Christmas present than life IKE
riciure of the giver and the easy terms
1ftered by this enterprising firm makes
Il NJ sgibie for all TO obtain for them
seiyes or az a present for friend, on'
nf ,bese beautiful works of art.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-21
DEATHS.

WINNER-On thu Goth inst, Benjamin
Winner. ..s.,,..
whe relatives and friends are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from the resi-
dence Of h son-in-l law, Thomas Hooten, on
Sunday afternoon at 2 O'CLOCK. lnterment
at Lower BIandywine PresbJ terian Church
cemetery.
LYNAM-In Christiana hundred, on the
10th inst, David Lynam, in the 73rd year
Of his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully inVi-
ted TO attend his funeral from MS late resi-
dance. on Monday atte moon, october 2Srd,
nj two o'clOcE. Services at the b, use In
terment at st. ] smes' CO netefy at Newport.
EwBANKs-On tho 10th inst, William
TyereIt, ION Of Richard II ana Annie h.
EWbanks, In tho twenty'nrst year ot MS
aye. ..,,or.t,,t, ,r,,
ted 10 attend his funeral from the residence
Of his parents, Sixth and Market street on
Tuesday af ernoOn OF 2.3O ecloGV %ltnou'
uEthfr notice IntermenE AZ Wilmington
and 8randywine cemetery.
BARRY On the 2lSt inst., Kate BarrY' II
her 10Th year.
The relatives and friends OF the family VI
respectfully invited to attend her Iuneeo so
from the residence Of her parents, NO. eO
west second street, on Monday afternoon
8 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-21
FIFTH EDITION
Local JOts1n.

The Third street hack lipoi.,r
especially on msrEas E.sSeia 4
The Reformed episcopal r,ho', Y
been benefited and improvsSSS SSSulCl
ing the pews handsomely cusbio5y.ia' Uy " |
Purnal J, Lynch, Democ,,,,'
date for Sheriff, is In the ci,n ,u csAd
with dust and fly speck from ~ S SSo'aI
Hundred. w ueaev
A correspondent wants IN /
the Republicans employ Dswa.aoR aaoR
block the wards, as a lady Was iIa
gated by q man who said h. uN'
DEM cratiand was s.emplOyed Nv W. A. W \
publicans. @s
An open air Democratic maa,,,
to have been held in Stanton oD "
day night The speakers wero oI .l ~
ly on hand, and after hapSiUIp plOa ,oa
for fifteen or twenty miuutes %.s "s
in vain for an audience, thew ,s,all| SS
to Wilmington. '''u'
Daily Republican., 1882-10-21
REORGANIZATION.

M1LLsBoRo, DEL, Oct 10, lSS2;-Tne
ship has arrived and the People a"I %1
here to receive her.. 1t is raining anu
the weather as Indictment as neeC % W
make one feel all the disaRreeable ex'
neriepces of this kind Of campaigning.
Notwithstanding all this the people
follow the boat. ,roas
They are here from Laurel and Lewes M
cross roads, The meeting was organ
ized with Daniel Burton as chSIrnSn' 1sn
Sneeches were made by Ben Watsom' oT
Geo. W. Roberts and James PennlwStl. Penn Ts:
DAGsBoRo, October 10, lSS2 Llnt =, ,ian
II il still raining but the people turnTs
out and q good meeting YVES he'u' "
Layton. of Millsboro, presided
Daily Republican., 1882-10-21
HeLOatH1s Teeth.

At the time of the row between tne
.colored men at Sixth and Market % stree'
on tn ursday night, young man VINO mo
il well known in this city was stAnGlhs Y
op the corner. Seeing that several VI VI
the men had q man down, whom Ihey
were beating and threatening TO * XII no 10
stepped over and said "dont XII a. nun a9
SiS az a 80 pound shot struck him 2
bio% o ~ in the month that for force would
have done honor to Tug Wilson, 81 Sno II,
sentI;S H"rI % faIse teeth somewhere. Whether
Ibev went down his throat, or lodgeo
on Somo Of the buildings in. the vicinity
he at a loss to know.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-21
Entertaining q VISllo.

Mr.. 9. NJ. Anstett of Bsthlshsa,
was entertained yeSterlsy BY SI
mittee of the Reliance fire cOnpl
this city. The cOmmittes consist
Joseph Cash, D. A. McCuIliD, q
Duffy, John NJ. LsEg, Harry ShlF
Esq, John T. Kelley, ]. I, West
Others representing the B.lhaos
gi 9 Company had open blnucA'I
the afternoon and took thdr luaa
all points in and around tho dE'
the evening the Commits Isaal
led by the First Regiment BlntiIa
upon Mr.. Anstett at the OAypO hd
and escorted him to The RhaNcel
gine house, where a banquet V@
| cd.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-21
FOURTHEDlTLON
TTNR ARTISTIC WORK.

A wilmington Artist Elected an
AcstVe member OF tho Carrl@SS
Makes Convention
At the recent carriage makers con-
vention held In Philadelphia, mr'
Henry Braunstein, ,forman OF the paint
inc dsnartmept at McLear q kendaIls
carriage factory, this city was made
an active member OF the assocI"G,ou
for his fine and unique display Oh u1o
oratiye painting. He presented 10 Cne
Association, two of the finest specimens
of decorative art, ever seen by mempers
of the carriage fraternity aud tney
we're mnoh admired by the delegates
In attendance at the oonVehdUh.
One of the pieces of work done oy
Mr. RrauusteIn was representation OF
Ana nanel work. on which was display
ad the Carriage Makers coat OF arms
The design was beautiful and display
ad great Ingenuity. The coat.ot arms
consists of a wheel in the centre OF inc
panel. o.;ors,
the nnnsr mart, which represents the
cf,ice contains desk with the clerk
busy at work while the proprietor l'
sitting in one corner reading newspa
ner Immediately under this are thret
Inland dollars representing capital th'
whole designed to show enterprise >,
Retween the spokes of the wheel II
dienlayed the various branches OF TN
business. as follows: Body shop
which represents ingenuity black
smith shop-s'rength paint room
beauty; and trimming-comfort;, I'M
design was much admired by all Wh
saw II and the designer was the hero o
the hour, The other design wSs tn
carriage painters coat OF arms executes
N India ink, showing the dlnereu
branches of carriage painting
In the centre of the piece are ="
artists pallets, one of which contains
coaching scene, representing summt
and ON the other sleighing. scep'
renreseutipg winter, the whole sui
rounded with utensils used In paintln
such as brushes, pallets,st col"r
cbamois skins, ETC.,
Yesterday Mrs. Braunstein accon u,
panied the delegates on a pleasure u,
down the Delaware river, on u
: steamer Republic. Between ooO al
600 nersous we're on the steamer, u
= majority of whom we're ladies' -
boat steamed down around Fort Del
ware and returned at an early hour
| the evening. A collation. was serV'
on board the boat and everybody o
} Iioyed the trip.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-21
RRraahmRl.

Mr. Fl. D. Missimer, formerly of thi
city, but now connected with A. u G'
Tayior, artists and photographers, NO,
81i Arch street, Philadelphia, was ~
town yesterday on business for the
firm,
One of the special features OF TINS
Arm ia the life size oil portraits which
are executed in the style and at a re-
markably low tgu O. one ol snoS' bi
pictures will soon be placed Oh eAn''l
zion In this city.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-21
nhaHarEIgOhs'

Next Monday night tDeoIia the N
this sG city will have .iinn. an .pEis Iis'
son, %aiDJa and her wit witty n.% SI0IISii aDi I
Leonard Growers new new nTl1I'
comedy comedy drama entitled titdlssl,,p,, rtD d
adapted adapted to display ttatsnF the l,9'iS The d
a Is1s gentleman Of this !. f5II fp5SIIiladoiiI
not nouncss it one Of the tn eyss VVa' 4
interesting dramas no -
Daily Republican., 1882-10-21
HUtereuttngT Themes.

Rev. Mr.. Haldeman, who has been
detained from his pulpit owing to Sc
we're illness has returned to the city and
will preach both morning aud evening
In the Delaware Avenue Baptist churon'
The subject for the morning discourse
is very suggestive, " Is IL possible iol
christians to SIM" The evening theme
promises t. be equally interesting
"Have we any sight to look for better
tuture for this world.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-21
RnmnMhY YelibFdAy.

Yesterday afternoon, while ChaE
the tobacco aud Ssgar dealers J,
wagon was standing near tho !
Clay factory on tho BFanGyEln'
horse took fright snd started % r. \
He had not gone far when the = D9lt q
out, leaving tho wagon WIN nsl sns
wheels lying in the road a., Lne .
ran about half square iGrtlelI ,,
he succeeded in detacht1g lllAssl \
the shafts and front Wheels 10
turned and ran along q ANIs"
between the rocks Wlsie %
caught. The tobacco ana "Hs'. =,
scattered along the road % l'
wagon had gone.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-21
An0fherC Car.

In consequence OF the great incsease
~ travel on the front and Union street
n passenger railway, the company have
been obliged to prt on an suGi'ion"i n'I
car, making five cars which VIII now
be run daily. The cars will now run run
at intervals cf twelve instead OF htteen
minutes, and the first car will leave
Front and Union street at $50 a. m,
and the last will leave Front and Mar
Eet street at 10 o'clock at night.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-21
Tha Gu1tenu / Family.

The inquiry into the alleged INSANITY
~ Francis Scoville, the wife of George
ScoviIin and the sister of Guiteau, was
begun in the County Court al I'm Un!cSSo' SSo
on Thursday, on complaint OF her nus aus,
band. Scoville, in lis statement gave
a history of the Guiteau family, claim
ing that insanity ran through it since
1880, and that of eleven children OF MIS-,
ScoTille's father, FIVE died of insanity
and two of diseases closely allied to H.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-21
RrcepttOn Last Evening.

Yesterday Mr.. Frederick A; Nous
1e1 who was Joined in wellJck's siiKen
10y, ,eSyI,ds %n nn ThTrslay evening to Miss
S Cno[ Of Fdge Moor. returned with his
SrSde from Philadelphia where the
ceremony took place, and last eVehins III :
gave reception at the residence Oh NE r
father in the Ninth ward Ihere was var
a large number OF friends from 5h!ia Ia,
deIp6ia and this city present, and Ine
evening was spent in social manner
Rsfres6m ments were served in aouaa.
ance, and the happy couple received !,
number Of handsome and Valuaol'
presents.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-21
New Ruskw heat
. w,D, pickles, 4O7 King street.

ACARD TO all who are sutier1 ng TOm
.nn orrors ot indls3retions Of youth, nervous
S%s wsaness e early decay, loss Of manhood e1S a
will send a recipe that will cure you, hT. AZ.
IoFCHAR4E. This great remedy MSS sr;ca Ts
SoTes1u Son5 uself.addressed envelope to the kEN,
1I1SI 1SSEPH T. INMAN. Station D. New dErs ams
City.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-21
Auo,heF Change.

Tho beautiful "Suit Of hoSI1 .SI.I
Ball and C0mpany'S StoFe VIII ~.
tracted 80 much attention te9t1 IN lS' ~
changed and refurni'5sd he'd. 10 " N
handsome manner' ngsS,., Mss., ~ N
and Barnhill, 10th and NaILss os,,'d u
ly deserve credit for tls t1s'' i,0noI S,si'1
play Of furniture which CssTy, s.,n,,,
passed. Whilo the gas l.sa n1.ulT N
latest design are from !, Mes Msi'Is ~. v
and Jones, 2l5 West FoatsI Sts Ann "v
make a speciality Of tlne (, ns,i, .si'l
VIM. Lawtoa'S display ., Hi,S I'M h
brio. brac is in keeping W''l
known reputation.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-21
kroken Foot WN'

For the Republican .,,I
Again we must call the . tsI Y.
the Gity Com missioner 10 70 NM VI
and dis ordered foot way way u pi,. t1l'
6eN between Lombard and nd. PlSi ,pnil
Half of the square on 1,ti0o tDS Ta,t MI
in such a bad condl'lOn i.,s1 ,II
weather it is scarcely pss'a'1i's, ! a'i !,
ands ;ravel this route and a., .oi 4
ested in a decent foetTsy' way ooij Id
SSi Bring g the remedy and oDllse
Daily Republican., 1882-10-21
TIHv B!.CFNTKNNIAL AT PHIL
ADELYh1A.
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER "a.

On this day the Steamer s M. FELTON,, viii
leave French st. Wharf at go A. NJ. snaTp
40 AZ TO rea ch League Is and IN time TO give
her passengers fine opT ortuniiy OF witness ss
ing Inc great preparatiO s made there 10 es,
coTt Ii ~ eIcvme" TO Philadelphia, and
bStS have time to see the landing Of William
Ie,n and view ths pr nd procession IN me
city, returning the FELTON, will leave CheSt,
nut street wharf at4t0 p M, making Only
one round trip. The fare on this day Will pc
cents. return trip tickets 10 cents, iEotl
Chester o. Hook 10 cents; return n0A"''
26 cei ts. o,. =, tbi,
1ar. y. = -On and after W ednesd' Oct26 D
ana until further notice the time OF leaving
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