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Daily Republican., 1882-11-16
Fond OF MaIrImaORY.

An aged couple was married in Low
ell, Mass, on the 9th inst, the parties
being Leander Randall, OF North Ro-
chester, aged "a, and Mrs. Philena H.
Landers, OF Acushnet aged 73' 1t was
the second marriage Of the groom and
tho fourth of the bride, and three gen.
erations of the BRIDES descendants were
present in the persons other four daugh'
ters, three granddaughters, two grand
sons and four great grandchildren. The
two oldest granddaughters acted al
hridNp maids
Daily Republican., 1882-11-16
"I'II Na Trust Ye."

Two Centuries ago, In the Highlands
of Scotland, to ask for receipt or q
promissory note was thought an insult.
II would have been resented as quickly
as If one had said, II doubt your hon
Or" If parties had business matters
to transact, they stepped into the air.
fixed their eyes upon the heavens, and
each repeated his obligation, with no
mortal witness. A mark was then
carved on some rock or tree near by as
a rernem brance of the compact Such
a thing as breach of contract was
rarely met with, 80 highly did the peo-
pie reg ard their honor.
When the march OF improvement
brought along the new mode of doing
business, they were often panied by
these innovations. An anecdote Is
handed down of n farmer who had been
to the Lowlands, and learned worldly
| wisdom.
On returning to his native parish he
| had need of a sum of money, and made
bold to ask loan OF a gentleman Of
means, named Stewart. This wa!
kindly granted, and Mr.. S. counted
out the gold.
This done the farmer wrote receipt
and offered 1t to Mr.. s.
"WL at is this, MANI" cried Mr.. S.
eyeing the slip Of paper.
at is q receipt, sir, binding me t.
give ye back yer gold at the right time,
replied Sandy.
"BindinR ye?
| Well, my man, if ye Gamma trust yer
sell, Pm sure I'll ma trust ye. Ye can
ma hae my gold"
i Where1pon ne gathered it up, put l
back in the desk, and turned the Ike!
upon it.
"But, sir, l might die" replied tn
canny Scotchnan, bringing up an argu
ment in favor of his new wisdom, "an'
, perhaps my sons might refuse it ye; bu
the bit of paper would compel them t
/: pay"
compel them to sustain their dea
. fathers honor!" cried the Cell
They'll need compelling 10 do right
this is the road ye're leading them. Y
=. can gae elsewhere for money; but ye'
f find name in the parish that'i put NOR
+ faith in a bit of paper than in neigt
- bJr's word O. honor and is fear
r God -
Daily Republican., 1882-11-16
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON
AND BALTIMORE RAILKOAD.
OCTOBER 9TH, 1882.
Trains will leave Wilmington as folloN

Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate sta
tions, 6.55, TOO, 1881 A. M; 23O, 4, 7S'' "ot
Philadelphia (express). 2. 228, $50 W
s,i5, Q, 81, 9 S. II. .53 A. Y :; l2.lt, 100 bl7
IN New wv Yoik . 90, 2.28 $50, o.65 95s Il. .6s
A. M; tI2.3S, 1853, 2.3O, SIT, o.3s, 1925 T. M
Baltimore and intermediate stations, LOO
9l7, 10 90 A. M, and 800 +. NJ. Al
Baltimore and Bay Line, 81 III. .,
baltimore and " Washingten, 142, 4 81, $50
eli A. NJ; / 90 n 90, OJ, u.t7, IVA P. NJ
Baltimore only, O5, 1000 A, NJ; 1925 and
= M. ,,-x.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New castle, 800, $40 A. M; LOB, j w, o'|'
P. M. -., , n
Harrington and intermediate stations, 9.l'
A NJ; 1.O6, 6.26 +. M,
DeInnar and intermediate stations, 10 A
M; I06 p. M.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-16
Guyc.rine In GastrIc troubles.

DR.. Sidney Ringer calls the attention
Of medical profession 10 the value OF
glycerine az remedy for tiatulence,
acidity of the stomach and pyrosts.
He states that sometimes he finds all
these gastric troubles combined, but
glycerine in nearly all the cases relieves
them. In some cases toe, it removes
pain and vomiting, probably, like char.
coal, by preventing the formation OF
acrid acids, which irritste delicate and
irritable stomachs. Glycerine does not
prevent the digestive action OF pepslrs
and by ydrochloric acid, and hence, while
! it prevents the formation OF wind and
acidity, probably by checking fermen-
tation, it in no way hinders digestion
He administers drachm or two ethel
before, with, or Immediately after food
1t may be given in water, coffee, tea OF
lemon aud soda water. In tea and COT
fee it may replace sugar, substance
which greatly tavors tatulence, o.
indeed does tea in many cases. In
some cases cure does not occur until
the lapse of ten days or fortnight.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-16
nnnxerouSlY Burned.

PorTsvILLE, Pa, November 10
Patrick Hughes and Michael O'Connor
we're seriously, and probably fatally,
burned, by an explosion Of sulphur at
Mine Hill Gap Colliery last night
They had finished breast, and went
into It for the purpose of of getting their
tools. They used safety lamps for
awhile, but, on coming out, O'Connot
lighted q naked lamp, firing the gas
The men we're blown about thirty yards
down the manway and badly burned
O. Connor is married; his companion II
widoWer,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-16
MnVOrSR Court.

Police business was dull last evening
and the following were the only cases
before the Mayor:
William Cross was heard on Ile
charge uf assault and battery on small
boy named George Schane. The evil
dence did not sustain the charge, ana
the case was dismissed.
Leven Laws, one of the party that
was arrested in the colored CLUB nouse,
has turned States evidence in the case
of Alonzo Greenman, who was charged
with breaking into Kelley's liquor store
at Tenth and Orange street. Greenman
was ordered to furnish $2OO Dall lor LIE
appearance at Court.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-16
RmmRw aY,

Yesterday morning Mr.. JOB Jackson
left his horse and carriage standing
while he attended to some business
From some cause the animal TOOK
fright and started off, running as fHI
as Eleventh and West street, Where l!
was caught by two boys who brought
the team to the Hall. Officer Andrew
Moore. recognized it, and started with
the boys in search of Mr.. jackson. Ha
was finally found at McLear u Ken
dall's and the team turned over 70 hin
Daily Republican., 1882-11-16

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WILMINGTON HAY AND STEAW
MARKET.


R0R-
FrSSNiN9 THE BED Ur EI}HTH STREET
uwnIOM wIOM MADISON TO MONROESTREETS
w, rmtlLH II BELGIAN .LOCKS WILL BE RE-
IISnH,EtD InISlH III in BOX AT THE CITY HALL
SSTTIlL All raURs DAY, kOVEnBER lers,
NJ No CONTRACTOR will bo required to furnish
an ~ material. A bond with security In the
ssoS avn o. one hundred dollars must accompany
Ssa va proposal for the good fai tn Of the bidders
,saa, ssu tne persou or p rsons to whom the con-
ssaSay SsM may DO awarded must give bond with
ssyVatlty ~ In the sum II flve hundred dollars
~ NJ tne iai bful performance Of the contract,
sIS, ~ wcr. Dc done under dirtc ctiOn and super
w S,on "S OF the street Commissioner, and must
~ mwsHpleted within ninety days from the
tloNu ~S ~ iae contract is AWARDED by the C1ty
lEacil n, Tor every day thereafter the contrac.
svm NJ, must ~ pay to the City Of Wilmington the
rne Committee reserve the right to reject
thS Uall bids they 90 not think will be to
siSnaa interest Of the city. ALI bids must be
ssu,S,, sealed and endorsed Proposals for
Mditas The bed Of Eighth street between
lrtSisOh and Monroe streets" For furth sr
'tO[na Tna Ion apply to
m n.n IL lEBLkY, Street Comm issioner.
O'uer Of the street Committee:
NV $40 DAVID II. Smith, Chairman.
nov llth, 1882. ia
Daily Republican., 1882-11-16

by Coca, and he went on with his sf,irsa
usual. A lady, aged fifty five, hes diabetes.
Since taking Usca wit her meals, she ba n
improved WO derfully, being: :almCst entirely
relieved of her former SINKING SPELL
thirst and constipation. A lacy suffered for
thirteen years with severe nervous head
aches. They at first recurred every two
weeks, and finally every I Wo days. She de
scriDes them as 70 violent that she Wouio
rather die than live. } hree WeeFs afe be-
ginning the Coca she reports II have had
but one slight attack, and l am 80 much
stronger and better thptl le"I 'urel shSn
be cured" MANY instances Cf nervous head
ache, neuFasthenia and neural Ia nave been
reported 20 me RS cured by the Coca when ali
the useful naLcotiCs, tOnic5 and &nodynes
have failed 10 afford relief
1872 HENRY STREET BRooKLYn,
To THE LIEBIG COMPANY:
Your preparation O. Coca Is the best ! have
ever seen. ". =. HEAhLE, M. ~
WHAT Is COCA?
The first reply Is that 1T IS oTCOoOA,
COMNUDUfE GISBON e. united States
Exploring ExpeL ition of the Ans zOn) says
Tho Coca has Uropt rites so marvellous
that 1t enables the lndlans without any
other Dourigh ment the while, to perform
forced m arches Of FIVE or six days Ii Is 30
bracing. stlmulant and tonic, by the use Of
1t alor they will perform journeys OF 300
miles without appearing in the least IA
tigued. !"
PROFESSOR 9RkZELLA, Of the Royal
University OF Seville, says Coca seems To-
prol onR life longevity amCng ts users Is the
| rule and not as with uF the exception. They
are also free from disease
PROFESSOR ]. J. VAN TSHUDI, tTrav-
els In Peru says: "setting aide all eXtray-
CANT and visionary notices am clearly Ofthe
opinion that the use of Coca Is very cODdu.
Give to health and longevity. In support OF
this conclusion, may refer to the numerous
examples of longevity among Indians, who,
rom 6oyhood, have been In the habit OF
mastioating Coca three times day Gases
are not untrequ ent Of Indians attaining tte
great age of l30 years, and these men at the
r'inary rate of consumption, mast, IN tha
course Ut their liver, have cneWed not 1888
tn n ,7oO pounds tf the leaf, and retained
the most perfect b. a'th al ViROr'
tried Liebig Cos Coca Reef Iopic IN
number Of ca ses OF chronic dyspepsia where
/. the assimtlati1n IN OftoOd was very defect i've
and there was a steady loss Of weight. Inc
results obtained IN two weeks v ere indeed
tiatterirg. One patient gained hVe pouhdS'
another three pou IDS. and 80 or.
n C'LEHAai Y, NJ d., Savannah,
President Med. Society OF 9eorR1", ETC.
= PREPARED ONLY BY THE
, lLIEBIG LAB tRATOkN x CdEMlCAL
WORKS co.
MANUFACTURERS CHEMISTS,
NEW YORK, PARIS AND LONlON
| NEW YORk DEPOT, 38 nv RkA4 81.
: SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-16
TwOIn One Grave.

News was received at Little Rock OF
o double tragedy on Red river, q few
miles from Texarkana, Texas. Satur'
day night Cha rles Hewey, ST., a mer-
chant at Lost Prairie, after a quarrel
with two brothers named Butler, went
home. He was pursued by the Buffers
who followed him to negro cabin
where he had taken refuge, they KICK
ing the door down. Hewey had doub'
led. .barrelled shot gun and killed bott
brothers as they crossed the threshold
He was wounded in the arm by q bal
fired by man who came with ms as
sailanta. The Buffers we're picked uE
dead and buried in one grave on Sun
day.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-16
THE GIRLS.
Hear the laughter Of the girls

Hear the laughter Of the girls
Pretty girls.
What fund Of merriment each ruby lip un.
fnrlsI
How they chstter, chatter, chatter,
In the balmy air of night
While the stars that oVerspatter
All the BIZ avens hear their clatter
In a soft and mild delight;
To the Naturalization that. unceaslng ever
purls
From the girls, CIR ., girls, girls,
Girls, gIrls, girls,
From the wild, caprictous, saucy, jaunty
girls.
See the flirting Of the girls,
Radiant girls!
How the lovers soltened brain wildly whiHli
Through the maZes Of the ball,
Up and down the stately hail!
How he skirs to and fro
And perspires
Would that we could the idiot all we know
{ the fires
Into which the false ones hurl
Each new Whim-se see the f1ame-hOw 1t swirl
How 1t curls!
How 1t eurlsl
Better far that they were churls,
Than fall victims Of the gifl
To the pHattIe and the rattle
OI the 9lrls, girls, girls,
OF the girls, girls, girls, girls,
Girls, girls, girls,
To the sackirR and heart-racking OF IN
girls
Daily Republican., 1882-11-16
ElaaItOm Case.

TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 1S.-Judge
Sender, Of the Supreme Court. to-day
on The application Of James Neelson'
The defeated Democratic candidate for
state Senator in Middlesex County,
Granted an order for a recount OF the
Sotes to be made on the 9th inst. A
" Schenek, the Republican candidate
was declared elected by the Board OF
County Canvassers, few days afteI
the election, by a majority OF 4O'
Daily Republican., 1882-11-16
A married wOmnn's EsOpement. 6.

The wife OF Nicholas Trezza, OF
Brooklyn, eloped on Saturday night
with young man named Raphae
Mollmiro. The couple had been intimate
for some time unknown to Trezza. They
took nearly everything in the house OF
value with them, besides $500 in money
belonging to rrezza. They were traced
to Chicago, and arrested when leaving
the train A detective has been sent on
to Chicago from Brooklyn for the guilty
,n,, r,ln
Daily Republican., 1882-11-16
kecretary FOlgoP

should retire from the Cabinet, rs II
currently rumored, he will probably bt
provided for with seat on the Supreme
Ckrt Bench. Justice Bradley will
4 III the age of seventy years next
kuary, and it is said will then avail
himself Oi the privilege Of retirement
thus making a vacancy, which will
probably be given to Judge Folger.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-16
Eventf0l History.

Lord Queensberry, who created q
sensation at the performance of Tenny-
sons new play in London last night, is
thirty eight years old, and belongs to
the House of Douglas, of which the
Duke of Hamilton is the head. His
family has known many misadVen-
lures. His father was killed by the ac'
cidental explosion Of his gun. His
brot her was killed by falling over Q
precipice on the Mat.erhern. Lord
Queensberry was removed from his
position as a Scotch representative peer
in 1880 He said On that occasion
"This is perhaps the last chance shall
have Of making the statement before
my peers. That any human creature,
be he peer or peasant, man or woman,
pauper or millionaire, should be visi
ted with pains and penalties because Of
his or her speculative opinion on a sub
iect whereon but few even among pro-
1essed Christians are agreed, Is bittel
satire on your Wanted liberty. MY
lords, it is the spirit that lighted th'
martyr fires Of Smithheld and that Ice
to the stake gallant and noble SOUL
such AZ Bruno. 1t is noble compan!
you are placing me in, my Lords, ant
shall thank you tor it"
Daily Republican., 1882-11-16
SUNDAY TRAINS.

Philadelphia and intermediate stations
PhiladeIphla and New York, 200, 2.2S A
NJ; 5.l7, 6.3s, 726 Z. M. o..
baltimore and WASHINGTON, L42 Adj, 800,
9I7 A. NJ; 1l.O4 r. M. Baltimore, l.0b Am
For further information passengers are re
ferred to the timetables posted at the station
Trains marked thus ~ are limited ex'
THGS e, PJGH. J.R. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
Daily Republican., 1882-11-16

Malaria, OhIlIs and Fever, and Bilious az
taoks positively cured with Emory'S stand.
ard Oure Pills-An infallible remedy never
fail to cure the most obstinate, long-stanoing
have failed, They are prepared expressly
for malarous sections, in double boxes, tw
Kinds Of Pills, containing a strong catharti
ana chill breaker, sugar coated; contain
Uuinino or Mercury, causing no gripping OF
purging they are mild and et1cient, cetsaln
In their action and harmless In all cases I;
they etiectually cleanse the pystem, and give
new life and tone to the body. AS house
hold remedy they are unequaled; For Liver
Uomplaint their equal is not known; one
box will rave wonderful effect on the worst
Siciaps. and sold b Druggists everywhere, OF
sent By mail, IS an 50 cent boxea. Emerye
Little Cathartic Pills, best ever made, only
cents. Standard Cure Oo.. ia Nassau
street Flew York. tez1'eoou@"-OW
Daily Republican., 1882-11-16
VIVA naal I'm Hats. Caps and FuFS
w" Exclusively.

All our attention, time and facilities
for business transaction are wholly 5 ueI
voted to this one branch OF trade, anu
We are, therefore, enabled to oier ,o1I nn-
usual advantages to az a DuyeLs; =;
r. m. RumTOrG a. RT0.' AO4 m"EAo'
street.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-16
nuBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

VIII be sold at Public Sale at the Auctien
Rooms OF L. W. StIdham & Son, Ill East
Fourth street, on
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 29d, 1882,
at 2 O'Clock, D. m the following described
real estate, viz:
No. l. story brick dwelling No. lis W.
1lth street, rooms, hot and cold water and
bath. Lot II #. 8 In. 'front.', 100 #, Gin. deep.
No. 2. 8siery brlcE dwelling, No. AT East
9Th street, rooms Lot l3ft. 81 In. in front
81 H. in. deep, with privilege OF alley run
ming into Jones street.
M. 3. House in rear Of AT East Sixth st
on Jones street, with a two story brick house,
4roOms. Sizo of lot ISt. w in. front on Jones
Et., ruu ming back 46 n. 0 inches.
No. 4 two story brica houses, rooms
each, lot OF each no SO II feet front on Jones
ST running back 4S ieot to 3 n: wide alley
The above property is worthy the attention
Of any person wanting to buy home or make
o good paying investment as they are we'll
located ami arc never without tenant.
Terms easy and made known on day of sale.
For further information apply to
EVANS PENNINGTON, sth and King,
SReIt to effect the sale
l.. W. STIDHAM & Son, Auct's noVl6 ott
Daily Republican., 1882-11-16

Ball 4 Co.. J. Bradford, 8 f. 3rd ST.; Capell8
Il Bro, and all paint dealers or Druggists
N, Y. ChemI cal M't'g. 1 o., N. Y
Covl8lmeod circular free
Daily Republican., 1882-11-16

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a Curo0 me OF CaIarrn

which had baffled the best Physicians
North and South. s. L. MGnrlue, ol
Mcbride & Co., Crockery MercnantS,
Atlanta, Ga. Price 81 anu Sl"o per
bottle of all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-16
DE- S1"Ms
VEGETABLELlVERP PlLLS.
THE PERFECTION OF PTLLS,

MANKIND'S S FAVORITEP PILLS
The most famous liver medicine on earths
No Gripping, Sickness or Weakness attend
their operation. ! hey 10 not leave the h0welF
cOstive. They one and strengthen the LlVers
and act on the kidneys, stomach and SKIN.
curing liver compl ,int sick headache, Reu-
ralgia, bll'ousnes8, pain in the sides or Slcks
pains in the bowels, ki neys or bladder etc"
Very valuable in dyspepsia, malarial fever or
dumb ague, chills and tever, general weak
ness, loss Of appetite, ETC. Aheyare splendid
for weakly females as an ass ST. Ut to keep thCs
system healthy. They are endorsed and ros
commended ny thousands as the incest pur"
gative and splendid liver medicine. Elegant
| iy sugar coated, 70 cents: family boxes, Q In
one, 81. Sent by mail. Sold by leading DEAL
! ers in medicines Main depot, Fourth and
| King streets, Wilmington, Eel. and eO2 Aroh
| street. Philadelphip nOv22.n
Daily Republican., 1882-11-16
THE BEST
K|DNEYAND LIVER MEDICINE
NpvER KNOWN TO FAIL.

II
.J had suffered twenty years with severe
disaase Of The kidneys; before using HUNTS
Remedy two days l was re!iITTIi IyTI,TJ III "NA
now we'll" JOSbUA ~ hHlAI1'
"My physicians thought that l, wsS "a para ara
lyzed on one side. l was teri@iodv IDLY aT'cCeu oa
with Rheumatism from 1859 10 looO. ""S
cur'u W nu' STEPHEN &. MASON
"My doctor pronounced my case b[tsnTs nv
nIsease. and said that could i've oniy IoESy-
atoht hours. / then took Hunts hemS9y'
and was speedily cured" M. GOODSfEED'
.Having suffered twenty yearswif Rey
dtsaase. and employed various pt
Without being relieved. was then ~
HUNTS REMEDY" SULLIVAN FHTHA'
~ have been & realty benefited BY the ,S 1se
NJ Hunts Kennedy. For diseases ol ine Nlu.
news and urinary rgans there ts b0tGins S0-
perior." A. ~ NA0n 49,, vor
81 oan testify to the virtue Of Hunts Eem
adv In kidney diseases from actual trlal'haN
inS been much bens nsfiitted thereby:
'nk O'0N A REV. 4. G. TAYLOR.
Uvss unable to arise from bed from an
attack Of kidney disease. The oootors cUniu .nia u
not relieve me was hnalIy 'oiuNi
0U'0" - FRANKR. D.CkSON'
Il, houo sutfsred extremely with kidney
d,.sose. after using Hunts Remedy TWO Gays
was en"'A A"u " GEO. +. CLARK.
az sold iu two y ars (39129) thirty.tnree i .,
thonsand, one hundred and twenty botIies ,esn" "
Hints remedy It lisa va'uaDie meatSln0
for % kidney diseSse" W b BhANDlNG.
One trial will convince yoM' or TOT TuE
sSte by ali DrMggtsts send iOF n"lA'
phlet to nu m n.,u;Ion M r 7
nr,cea, rs cents and SI.26.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-16

DR. KIAiNE'S GREAT NERVE k@
storer, Is the wonder Of tho age fer All
nerve diseases. All tts stoppnd rec. Senc'
10 gSl Arch street, PHILADELPHIA, ia.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-16
nIrHNTnC obtained and all business IN
IA NlN | thu u :. Patent office, or

/ ALVIN tho q :. FHI0HI VIuuO' vi
the Oourt attended to for modern fees.
When model or drawing Is cent we advise
as to patentability free OF Shsrge;. go.Snt S%u We
We refer, here, to the Post Master tne
Supt Of the Money order DIV. and TO %
ciols Of the US. Patent Office. For ctrcuW
advice. terms and reference to actual cliet
in your own State or coutny ADDRESS
Opposite Patent ofice, Washington, ~
Intention this paper. hOSA'eo"-~
Daily Republican., 1882-11-16

. TyEsTION-,ALlA PERSONS pn Z,
6sS,py 6 % tosir prescriptions or private recSipM
sgsTosuily compounded win pure in0''F'S"
'honlo " " 'N ii, Il. BRlNGHURsI
EI7 Market troet, "hmlnAS""'
Daily Republican., 1882-11-16

s-r |ps rTwOsMALLHOusESo
~oR SAJE-I nenr clayton, with all
Fcnrth street %'Il pSS be- sold on instSllment
,.niepces. WARY l.. WOOD. GA
uanpIy to Hmm" nov6.tf
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Daily Republican., 1882-11-16
FOR SALE.

ExCHANaE "A !, FIksL nss1.
c,0"ty, OIS PennsyM'aSI~s 'aI~s business. WIN
n dong ,,S property. For full s,S descsipG; rip
B 'pP' %5S,sIniinstOn, e T. Del. oC2s0.loOo
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