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Daily Republican., 1883-03-08
FOR HORSES.

| Used for Strains, Sprained joints, Sores
Shoulder and Backs, Thrush IN the Feet,
Scratchcs, Sweeny Fistuls, Poll Evil, Distem.
per, Curb Stint, Blood or Hone SPAWN. Ring
bone and will remove all Swellings and Cal.
lous Lumps left from Kicks or other Bruises,
without injuring the growth Of hair. Has
proved sure cure for Epizooty. VIII cure
the worst case Of Collie, in ten minutes and re,
move Bolts. lHse--l orr tablespoonful in "A
pint Of milk warm water
All persons wishing tirstclaAs lniment.
one that Will give full satisfaction in per
forming cures as recommended will use II. II
H., which Is guaranteed ~ no other lnimeni
is. 1t IL put up Of the hest essential oils and
other very costly articles, such NJ no other
liniment in the market Is composed Of, and
those using 1t can rely on or not being hum
buYged by false recommendations made up
| by travelling agents to deceive the public ana
make them believe that parties have given
the use Of their names. and stating parties
| who have used and recommended 1t who
have never used drop Of 1t nor allowed their
names to be used. II persons prefer turpen
| tine and crude oil Imminent. such as kerosene
| oil and other and such materials as these, the
proprietor Of II. II. X. Medicine could furnish
| that class OF liniment, put up In four ounce
bottle, that retails ut 81 cents. ~ per dozen to
| retail at Is cent? bottle. and would make
moe proht on II than he does ON the II. II. n.
at the rate II -clls Us three gross Of il would
not cost HIM more than one gross Of the II. II.
does, il put up in plain bottles and corked
with common corks asthose kinds Of linments
are. The public should Judge for themselves
which is the best and cheapcs, medicine To
use, and not be influenced by every report
they may see In the paprr'. The II. II. II.
Inns gained for itsclfn reputation for genuine
merit for the last thirteen years. and n" one
putting up this class Of medicine can make
profit enough to spend hundreds Of thousnn ds
ofdolars to humbug she people with SO the
proprietor Will offer no certificates only pcnu-
Inc ones, for the parties can be correspondent
with ut any time. and from them the true
merits of the medicine can be found out. The
proprietor has already spent. in bringing 1t
before the public. about ST.. 900. and whether
the medicine stands or falls h" viii not use
any deception I" deceive the public IN its use
beyond what he guarantees II TO do. He will
offer YOU from time to time Il few certificates
showing It's good effect on both ma n and beast
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

FRicK's LEka. Chester co.. Pa. May 10.
lTl.-D j. ToNLiNsuS. Dear Sir For The
benefit u suffering humanity wish to shy,
that for over 3 years ] was afflicted with some
thing like Chronic rheumatism 10 the back
50 bad that l was unable to get about my
work grcnter part ofthe time and suffered
very much. ! had doctored and used various
remedies which had no beneficial effect. and
! was induced to try your "Celcbrated II. II.
n. Horse Medicine" and before had used
one dollar bottle ! was completely cured of
my trouble, which WAS over months ago. nd
have had no return Of the difficulty. had
offered fifty dollars to be cured, aud would
freely paid one hundred dollars for II vunran-
tee Of cure. Yours truly,
WILLIAM ASH.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

RICHMOND. t..
To the Proprietor of II. X. II. Medicine
1t gives me great pleasure to inform you
tina. the celebrated II. II. II. Medicine" !
got from you has performed n cure " bad
case Of Nenrh lga on young Indy here.
Others who have tried it are ANXIOUS for more
Please send me one dozen by trst express.
Yours truly. WIN u. PRDI'T.
lW Clay street
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08
OF PARTNERSHIP.

!hrpartncrshIp hereto'ore existing between
b. Mac Mackin and WIN. II. Young. under
the name Of the Diamond State Organ Co..
has this day been dissolved by mutual con.
sent, and has been merged int" the Diamond
Stat" Organ co.. incorporated Jan. 80, 1859.
b. MAtM AtklN,
NM. n. YOU Nc.
Parties owing the old iirn will please snttle
with either ofthe above at the office OF the
60. Eighth and Orange ais. March D, 1855
meets
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08
IT. IVUTE TUII,
NJ KS. HENRY BATH

TO the Proprietor Of n. n. II. Medicine;
Feeling grateful for the Use Of my fingers
again. which were cured of Rheumatism by
half II dozen applications ofyour celebrated
II. II, II. Medicine" do rheerfully recon
mend 1t to all who are suffering from like
complaints. My wife has used 1t for Head.
ache and Toothnchr. and 1t gave instant re
lief 1lMUHi KELLY.
1878 Sophia street. ph,la,icphtr
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

The ahOv" goods are tirst-class in every
respect and must be sacrificed ~ az 10
liz closed ont in the next weeks to clos,,
business, as ! am going to settle in the
West.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

Guaranteed IN cure Rheumatism, Neural.
gia, Paralysis, Diptheria, FIcurisy, and radi-
cally cures all diseases where linlments con
he used on persons.
For internal use for Cholera, Cholera Nor
bus, Cramps, Pains In the Stomach or Bowels
DOse-fron ~ drops W half n teaspoonful in
water.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08
PHILADELPHIA. Frnnktord, June q, Isl

THlLADkLFHTA. FfNhkfOld, June ., Nj.
ID. ID. ToMLIn-uN. THIS is to certify that
We have used the II. ~. II. Horse Medicine
ON the Bone SPAWN, in ease Of years stand.
my The horse walked on his toci and the
Joint was entirely stiff he is now using his ley
freely. scts his foot square and firm upon the
ground, aud is Low entirely we'll. The result
has been entirely satisfactory TO us. and We
bheerfully recommend the medicine.
Yours truly, HAYES 4 ELLIS
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

w vii "r,uo't"r"d viii 'iiy "na !,
Apply I" Lev q iRRtIT.
Chairman "t Opening Str"etst o,uIGlttec
or to NJ, t,tDNM ELL.
ub-5I thIvi Eng inecr
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08
Mayor wales CreditabIe Action


dismissal of two whisky guzzling po-
licemen from his force yesterday. 1t
would have been better if, in the eni-
ency of his heart, he had not continued
policeman on his force after his first
offence. Mercy is Il gentle attribute
when properly exercised, but when ex-
tended 10 policemen who cannot keep
themselves sober it is violently strain
ed. On the police force is a poor place
for man TO reform and it is danger
Gus place to put Il man after he has pro-
tessed to reform. There mag be here
and there man upon the police force
who takes his daily dram without ever
becoming intoxicated, but such cases
are rare. They will get caught some
time. The only safety for II policeman
or indeed for anybody else is in total
abstinence from all intoxicating drinks.
One Of the Hl-n dismissed was a reform
cal man. For many years he never
touched drop of intoxicating liquors
and was exemplary in his conduct in
every other respect. 1t was untortn
nate for him that he ever aspired to Il
place on the force. 1t was not the place
for him, and to his great sorrow and
humiliation he knows it now himself
Mayor Wales should set ON foot "A
searching inquiry rs to others Of his
force Of whom there are unpleasant ru
nors. His administration cannot stand
the strain of incompetent, intoxicated
officers. The Republican party that
rlHteI His Honor cannot stand the
strain. 1t will not do To say that after
all the present police is not as bad rs
the old force. The people expect more
from u Republican police force. The
party has always occupied higher
tone and plane in morals and the people
expect that position to be- maintained
II cannot be done with men upon the
force who have no regard for them
selves, for their party, and the power
'ha. places" 'lei' Ill "i'''t' u 'htre are
any others upon the force who would
rather be inside than outside Of GIN
SALOON, the Mayor Sh"'ih gel rld Of
them Immediately. We brlieve he will
do 80 rs soon as he has found them ont.
4 l,,,, -.
ne HAS oee' t'i'i'A '"F Tue emergency III
me past anu We hl'e'" ne VIII il" III
'he '"'hrr'
~ ""''" We UNJUST Tor rs '"'i"H"
WITHOUT say ihS IL worn i"f N" goo"
hieih oeFH :" 'he "'''' ana We are 7.a'l
'".dl'est 'Ha' 'h'N lre'"'ilila'' iht
'a" ones are 'ii' >'a'iti"' exceptions
Inc G'ht'h'ah'N '"n"H'' ana me "f-
"''eh'E u the H'I'' loF'" III genera
'd'H'H 'aN"ra"'' comment. II - a pity
sh'h 'nth nave I" H"h'T III REPUTATION
III any reHlh71 l"f III" misconduct OF
'hfee "' '"'f ut"'F'hH i"""'"rH'
mos" vac re'i" ~ til' outrageous
''"""'t ''' Inv W" i'''''i'''" WI" nave
Ju'' o''n "'N'''''H'' rom in' '"r'''
h"thihE IKE II eyer occurred III he u,d
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08
ND TllEUI 53S North Fourth ~,
IJlk lHEEL pHIIADELPHlA

lJle lIILEL PHllA DELPHlA.
Guarantees 10 cure talIO by letter. Nervous
Debility, Youthful lmprudenre. Lost Man.
hood. Ehertsot lndi~retion. Private Diseases.
Lacute eases Ina to 10 days) Pimples. letter..
Falling Out Of Hair. etc. lr. Theel has had
II Years Medical experience and Is the only
physician In Philadelphia who has made hi.
specially in Europe under the lending profes.
sors. Read 'Seourxe Of Qua"ks." rhe en-
posing oi ''Selt-stylei Professors" "Reycr.
ends Free Prescriptions, Museums, etc."
This il the only book which is free from all
exaggcrntiou and gives y true history OF net.
vons debility. skin, blood aud private Ci..
eases, ana shows the hes, methods of treating
those Diseases, b. the loading authorities Of
the world. Price u cents.
Office hours:-9a m. to 4 p. m, and from .
TO So p. IN. Sunday. 9 II. m. to Up. M.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08
DIR. SIMMS
Vegetable Pills,
The Perfection Of Pills.
Mank lHI'n fayOritp ptlIt

The most famous liver ineJl'.ne on aaith,
No gripping, sickness or weakness attend rher
operation. They do not leave the b"w-Is po.-
tive. They tone and strengthen the Liver,
and act on the Kidneys, stor!.ch and skin,
curing liver complaint sick headache, neu.
la!xia hi lionsncss, pam ia b." sides ~ back,
pain in the bowels, kidney. or hiHtt"r, ETC.
Very Sauab'" In dyspepSa. m8larial trIcr or
dumb aguc. .hllf and fever. general ~rB..
ness, loss Of appetite etc They are srlerdi'
for weekly females as u Assistant to kect rhn
system HEALTHY. They are endorsed an r.;
commended by thoushnda as the incest puI.
VatIte and splendid liler medicine. Elegant
Y sugar coBtcd. Is cents a box: family luxe
~ one II. Sen! by mail. sold by leading
dealers in medicines. Main depot, Fourth and
King streets. Wilmington, Icl and o.: Arch
street. Philadelphia noy24,f
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

NOTICE - We WANT ~ UNDER.
~ stood that we will not pay any bills,
except by those !n the Ltr,ly 50 contracted
NON Y SONS
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

:" tar I'VE gentlemen have announced
Themselves a> candidates Tor the Erpnb-
iran nomination iur city assessor and
collector If the \nrth-r DiStrir, Of
Wilmington. Amongst such candidates
Ia> T., T. Muudy, Ia"hariah l'lrkris
James Danny, Dr. b. f.. Naud-yrr and
Thomas :. lr", the voters IAN tiud a
man 10 suit Themselves. Let the con
test De earnest and good naturrd. ani
let Ri" Suc,'s>tui man have III" hearty
support of all the others Either Of
the" gentlemen will fiji IN" "tiir" with
ability
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

lr Is possible that the iron men ar"
anticipating to" lar in atvanr- IL rl-
feet ct thr ne" tariff by contemplating
= pairing down Of wages, They had bet
Ter wait aN hi" and Iind put what the
new rIriif is ami how it viii really IF
81 rhr business hrl,pr" ,i>arraugu. ne.
established Wages 81 work., gln'u.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

DEMOCRATIC MEMHEHS the Levy
Court, tho people ar" watching you
W hen Il resolution was offered in sour
body To have the ltelniIrd eNprmli-
lures Of III" Trustees Of the Poor pnl,-
hSh"'i III NV" newspapers, yon thought
il was a good thing and voted unpl!i-
m"lSIy with the Republicans f". il
rms WAS The proper lining I" nave
done and there tn. matter ~huud have
rested, Bat, gentlemen. You have been
tulH by outside Democratic leaders, tina,
you Will max" som" ,tauia. ilIg expo
Sur"- Ia Ia" real MntrtIur>> ct the
lHin"criIl" party. luU have I,"Il luii
that yui must rr.rlGd 'ini rr>. iurinu
and sou are attempting to obey the
bosses tn. ErpubliranS viii vot" ,o
give III" people the information that
will show what becomes OF thrirmunry.
ynu ar" trying 10 cover Mp IA" rXpr!Idi
lures of the Trustees IN reports that no.
booty will understand Can you al
ford to ITO il "
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

lT IS SAID thar tn" iLlt in favor Of
the commissions is now IT, commence IN
earnest At Dover, and such heavy cali.
hrr politicians as, rX-roilertII kyn"."N-
boss Of al. III" other bosses. Robert
t"ttiEghaln ; eX-rou>tauIr Nrary ~
policeman Michael Cannon -x-Ch.i
Engineer of the water departments II.
b. Mrlntirr, Auditor Bal. and John
MrHUgh, "hu WASN'T elected 10 the civ
Council from the Second Ward. are all
"n hand to- give tn" movrmcn, Il for
Nard boost. OF course these di-tItl.
guiShrd gentlemen are all working tor
she public good, and no, un- Of them
who has 10 office now would think oi
accepting one if the commissions are
put 1hrough
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

Il 1--WE iora. "."rtipns thar AZ h.,ny
acid IN VA iou, Stairs, the independent
},t"r Is ar"uuu. IN one oity in New
lorr, Il Erp1l0Iiran vas cIcr,"d Mayor
g., ahpu Goa majority and Drmorat
Iul. Treasurer by dnu'0 mac majority.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

Fnr IT, Nru Nathaniel Thay't. "
ui.!uIdirr, ot iu~,"r, is uuiud in me
obituary. 'r,UmU> 81 he press li,'~
mol"iu@ Mr. TUayrrl~ Il" nHn vhu
carried ! iai"rI'> 81, lh" St,'E a. az"
rwjnd'llHH, " iHnuG,ou onA HADU-
unr' E".lr",h IN hi, p"ckc', Go sod II
to- h. Pennsylvania Eaiirond,
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

WE GREAT reform Democratic nov
riirr OF New York cuuld not Withstand
tine pressure Of III" great nuuupui .r-
which grind the people +" The "a.1H in
New Y"rh rity, and vetoed III" IiN"r"Ht
r'tr fare till winch had PASSED III" IrL-
n a;ur" Ihr perpI" wanted cheap
tarra hut fla" lhmmr,tIr party H'"h'I
muuvy aud the Governor hrcw his line
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08
That Sewerage bill.

The City Council will be- called upon
Tonight to ACT upon Il very important
question involving an expense of proba
bly, more than half million dollars t,
the city. Such a large outlay of money
should cause the members Of the CITY
Council to move slowly. The people
complain now OF very high tax bills,and
if this loan is effected TO sewer the rlty
as proposed, the taxes will be very
much increased. If the city wants t.
commence II system Of Stwrrin., Jet II
commence along the waterc"ursrs where
sewers are mostly necit,i. D1hrr sew
ers will follow in due time if they are
tolndt ODE beneficial. If Wilmington
needed norhlng else there would then b.
reason for pushing ahead III. sewer pro-
j"Ct. But White the err is for more wa
ter and better water, HAT should br the
first consideration,
Intelligent practical phy-irial> tel
lis that more diseases are ,nrrlrtrrpd hy
drinking the germ, Of diseases tha,
Turk hidden III the water We drink
and when stirred comes bubhling and
Kissing I" til" I"p, than from any other
r;tlISr II half the money proposed to
he spent ni"l >r"crInG tit' riiy Is Spent
upon ~IlDDl wing he city with 4 Inrr,,.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

NvhNTlu -- IFLINEKED WEEKLY .
W 'hlrkc'la. dressed ANA alive, for which
~4!i u" pad the highest cash Jrire on driN-
cry. n, H. AIlLETON. Third II. mari ct
Iuk-Nh VII
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DalIrhtfuI Reception.

The inviting abode OF Mr.. and Mrs
W. F. Ewing, at 107 State street, was the
scene of very delightful reception last
week in honor of Rev. W. H. Barnes,
the new pastor of the First Baptist
church, and his estimAble wife. Up
wards of sixty guests were present, prin
cipally members of the church and con.
gregatIon over which Mr.. Barnes pre-
sides. The evening was devoted to social
intercourse, fascinating games, in which
old and young alike Joined, music and
a most palatable supper, consisting OF
an infinite variety OF tempting deiica'
cies. Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing, on this &C.
casion, "a on all former ones, proved
themselves most royal entertainers, and
the pastor of the Baptist church is &C
be congratulated upon the possession Of
two such whole. souled workers in his
vineyard as Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing, whose
hands and hearts are always open to ev
cry good word and work.
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TEACHERS. MEETING.

The Lyon County Teachers assOcia.
tion met last Saturday at the Garfield
school building. The meeting was
called to order by County Superintendent
klOck, and the following program was
rendered:
An Interesting class drill Ia numbers
by j. d. Reagan.
A brief but instructive talk on "PetrO.
leum," hy Prof. Sadler, of the Normal
4 discussion ofthe subject: Resolved,
THAT teachers should not seek posl.
IONS" In this many good points were
brought out.
The following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted:
Whereas: Mahlon Marshburn. q
teacher in the public schools of this
county, while compelling q refractory
pupil TO submit to the discipline of the
school, was struck with such force as e
render him inSensible and to seriouslv
endanger his life, therefore,
Resolved, That We, the teachers OF
Lyon county, In convention assembled
recognizing in Mahlon Marshburn an
able, enthusiastic and devoted teacher
aiding us with his varied erudition
and inspiring US by his indomitable
energy. offer HIM our sympathies in this
great afiiictIon, and assure him that his
course receives our entire appreciation
Resolved, That IN order to secure the
best results from our school system, the
whole power of the Law must be ar.
rsyed in support OF the teacher In the
faithful discharge Of his duty, and Grim.
inal vlolatorS OF the law must be pun.
ished with It's utmost Figor.
Resolved, That We request the county
attorney to prosecute the offenders TO the
full extent of the Law, and to ses that
the sentence be executsd, - teachers
will. thereby, know that thai theV GOV.
cred by the eyes of the law in the per.
Torrance Of their duties, and evil doors
Will fear its salutsrV punishment
The association then adjourned 10
meet the first Saturday in January.
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THE READING News
EDITED BIZ NARY DE- zRAN.

FRIDAY, Nov. 80.
Julius Reynolds, son of Ed. Reynolds,
fell from q load Of corn THANKSGIVING
morning, and broke his arm just above
the wrist. He was attended by DIR. +.
G. Biddle.
Messrs. Wheeler & Co., of Emporia,
shipped a carload of hogs from here
last night, and Harry Lewis, of Usage
City, IS shipping carload to night.
Jerry Simpkins Is lsthing and plaster
ing Mrs. Margent Jacoby's house
Jack Brantley is putting the pews IN
to the Congregational church.
Tue carpenter work on the M. z.
church is about completed, except eel.
lar kitchen that is to be pus in next
week almost expressly for
the ladies far that begins Tuesday, De-
cember the 11th.
DR.. and Mrs. Edison went to Great
Bend to spend Thanksgiving, with &
brother OF Mrs. Eidson, who 10 . physi-
clan, and DR.. Edison IL 10 assist his
brother in difficult surgical operation
while there.
The A., T. IS. r. railroad company
are putnng IN . side OF spur track one
mile west Of Reading for the puFpose
Of quaxEylng Stone aAd crushing them
20 ballast the road bed. L. b expected
the company via work sixty aaen OF
more.
IA. Stratton has painted up his store
outside and inside, and put in . good
stock Of goods and also hats. caps and
clothinR.
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WEIsS-sPECHT.

| a stylish wedding At the Catholic
Church ThurSdsy.
The marriage OF Mr.. Phillip Weiss
aHd Miss Hattie Specht. of this city, was
solemnized in highly impressive man
ner at the Catholic church yesterday by
Rev. Father Meier, in the presence of a
company of friends which quite filed
the auditorium. The ceremony was sue
ceeded by high mass. Father Meier
officiating. The BRIDE WAS most
elegantly sttired, and presented
lovely appearance. She has
for many years been a member of the
Catholic choir, and is one OF the most
popular and estimable young ladies in
the parish. Mr.. Weiss Is engaged in the
grocery business here, being the success
sor of D. w. Jones. The happy pair
we're the recipients OF many handsome
presents, including q large variety of
useful and ornamental articles. Notable
among these were q PAIR Of diamond
earrings, the gift Of the groom IN the
bride.
Immediately after the ceremony the
bridal party and their friends repaired
to the house OF Mr.. Weiss, near tie
church, which is handsomely fitted up,
and there a repast awaited them which
did infinite credit to the caterers, Messrs.
Gilman and GeyOl. The newly mar.
ried couple left on the late train last
night for st. Louis, and will he gone
| for some weeks.
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II.
By RITE HApLEY.


My friends IL you should hud me y ing dead
. Rrieye not vaiuiy DER the broken howl;
The biteher broken NJ the fountains heat;
The golden chord snapped tween The b-p.y
ard The soui:
BHt looking down upon nv IlAllId face.
see all the iihes Of care that life has drawn
And say, benoi,i, the clouds 0t toll give place
To the sweet SuarIse OF the eternal dawn
AMI marking well the early silver in my
hair.
beea few.
had NOT found this life was over fair.
And have passed. on 10 fuller life Than ere
knew.
And So instead OF shedding the sweet rain
OF loving souls in lille. burning tears,
AMI xearRIng Ger my empty chrysaiis with
Put perfect faith in God aud tru-t the coming
rut ihls pray. let every tender thought Of
Ripen Z, riuits of kindness for NV loved ones
iett:
let every ~6uld-be moan word of cour.
Be tender unto those wh-., loving much. are
much berefE-
And TO my nearest household loves. TO you,
Know this: Although YOU seem to walk
alone,
By Gnd's great goodness will be with you,
And hand IN hand, with faith Will lead you