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Daily Republican., 1883-02-01
ID EtilSIEk > Order.
IL REGISTERS OFFICE,

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ID EtilSIEk > Order.
IL REGISTERS OFFICE,
New CASTLE Co, DEL, January -, 1858.
Upon the application of VIM. Mrldcnhall,
Administrator Elizabeth W Sanders late II
Wilmington Hundred, in said county, dcccas.
ed, 1t Is ordered and directed by the Register
that the Administrator aforesaid give notice Of
granting of letters of Administration upon the
estate of the deceased, with the date OF era ut-
ing thereof, by causing advertisement to bG
posted within forty days from the date Of such
Letters, in six Of the most public places OF he
county Of New Castle. requiring al, persons
having demands against the estate to pres, mt
the same or abide by an act of assembly in
such ease made and provided: and also cause
the same to be inserted within the same peri.
od In the DAILY REPUBLICAN. Il newspaper
published in Wilmington.and to be continued
therein three weeks, te-O-d).
.~-~J Given under the hand and Seal OF
-. office of the Register aforesaid. at vii.
- mington, in New Castle county afOre.
said, the day and year above written
S. G. BlGGS, Register.
NoTICE-All persons having claims against
the estate ofthe deceased must present til,
same, duly atteSted, to the Administrator, on ~
before the 9th day Of January, A. D., 1854, OF
abide the Act of Assembly in SUCH case made
aud provided.
WILLIAM NJ EN- DENHALL,
Administrator
Address, Wilmington, Del. j3o-*
Daily Republican., 1883-02-01

A brave and faithful guardian of
our home and property rescued
from imm n emf Npril,


A very popular and Well known member Of
our police force. who has performed duty Il
years at the Union X. X. Depot on Exchange
Place, Ia PRO, idcncc, RI, gives his unsoliclt
cd testimony Hear him:
Il have been drcadhIIiy troubled with dis
ease Of The Kidneys and Liver during the
past sixinonths; nj times wnr 50 severely al.
hctcI that was unable to stand On my feet,
a. my feet and lower parts my legs wercHery
badly swollen; my urlmrS organs Hrr1 ~
dreadful condition. my tlOuh war mi wretch.
ed r,nte and 1t had become Impoverished and
circulated 30 poorly that my bands and feet
woult be cold and numb and 80 ~hil" H. to
was So distressed all over that could not lie
sun in bed. but would keep turning and roll
ing from one side To the other all night. 70
that ! would feel more tired and exhausted In
the morning than when went 10 bed. My
condition bccam" SO serious that WAS Obliged
to stop work, and ior thirty i iys wasunuble
Ia DE on duty. / consulted the best doctor 8,
and tried the numerous medicines and social
Ell cures. but rapidly grew worse, and was In
u sad condition every way. wnen lOng.ti
valued friend Of mine, prominent in this city
In large express company, urged me to Try
Hunts Remedy, as he Ind known Of wonder
full cures effected By 1t. IpUn his representa-
ton obtained two bottles Of the Remedy and
commenced taking 1t as directed, and greatly
to my surprise In less tnun twenty four hours
| commenced to feel relieved. ] was in IN
awful condition when begun to take the
Kennedy. and had no ttlth IN it: therefore,
when found almost immediate relief, even
Ia one days use Of II my heart was madeglad.
md | assure you | continued to take the
Kennedy ana To improN = constantly from day
I" t,y. J took II Win lac On my trip to Maine.
Tor was Ia haV" il "ith me ali III" time, and
the result is TINT improved speedily all the
tlu, WAS away and vrCg since my arrival
home, which wa several weeks ago, have
been ON duty every day. feel first rate and
the swclltHs Of haud. feet and lcgs have dis
appeared aud the terri lc back ache which
Hscd to bother no more than all the rest.
troubles me no more, and sleep splondldly
nights. and surely have very excellent and
fprrlli" reasons FOR speaking. IN praise Of
Of IiWt't Remedy. for 1t has made anew man
Of me. lfdon't know what | should have done
without Hunts Remedy; 1t Is the best mcdi
cine that ever TOOK. and very gladly re-
commend it to all who al" afflicted with Kid
ney or Liver dIScd-', % It srLs"s ofthr urinary
vrgank kcgICrtfllN.
lSAt" w. rAIRBROTHER
Daily Republican., 1883-02-01
GER 2FICATES,


PHI ADaLpHlA, January 10, 1881.
ID ID. T0miinsOl.
LEAR SIR: Having GARD so much OF the
virtue rs a c .raiivs Of your "Celebra ted l. J..
h. H. Remedy" one of my daughters, who
had suffered very much rom q aiAful bun.
GA On ne OF her feet, was induced to try
your medicine as q llniment, and, to her
preatlo. anu surprise. af,er u lew appl,ca.
lions " as permanently relieved Of both pain
and tuniou My wife has such coItc ence IL
Its virtue that she resorts t. 1t as a remed
for all the lib any member OF the family
may happen TO be afti icted with. Several VI
our friends and neigh bOrs, alter having used
1t, speak Of IT In the nest glowing term. 20
hear fo,Ao SPEAK OF It's very great power to
cure, one would almost Imagine no other
medlsiue was necessary.
am. very respectfully yours,
JAMES MAHONY,
b5North Fifth street.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-01
Strike at ROACh's.

A number of men employed a,
Roach's ship yard in punching and car.
rying bars, became dissatisfied with the
price of six cents bar and struck on
Monday morning last for an increase OF
one cent per bar. This Mr.. Briggs,
who has the contract with the MessrS.
Roach. refused. His reason for SO do
ing being that he received the amount
asked for by the men. The men then
left the yard. Mr.. Briggs thus
being Enabled to perform his contract,
threw I'D the work. The firm then
placed the work in charge Of gang OF
Italians.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-01
THE RAILROADS
A Local limo Table with the Lat
est COrrecSi0r
TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOR

rHILA.-2. OO~-2.23# - 6.30-6.5h 7.Oot-T.50
$ lots l5-o.0ot-9.3 9t-9.5st -lO. 3O-ll .53a
IN: = l2.O0t III :-l2.l5-l2.3s-l.53 -2.3O.-
-5.l1*-j.3Ot- lo-6. 3St-7.2j- 7.3O"-9.j5
'p. M
II .53a m -i1.3S-l ,5G--5 1T 81 .26 y. IN.
BALTiMoKE-l. O5t-1. l2.-4. 5l+-s.O5* -g.l1
10. 90 A. MI 26-l. 0O-I. O3-5. 90 6.O0--G.57
IL O4t y. m
WAsiIINGToN-l. 42t-. 5l*-S. 05-9l7 a. IN
i OV-l .O9-G51-- on p. III.
BALTIMORE AND INTERN EDIATE STATIONS
l.O5"-9l7 1000 "A. III ;--l.OO--6. 90 p. IN.
Trains running both daily and Sunday.
Trains running only ON SUNDAY.
Connect at Gray's Ferry for old depot.
Broad and Washington avenue.
DELAWARE RAlLKOAD-6 OOf-9l 10 4. m =
l.05-3Ons-6.2jt +. N. No Sunday trains.
For New Castle only.
For Harrington and intermediate sta
tions.
WILMINGTON n NORTHERN RAILRoAD-7.2o
a. IN --l.2O-5l2 y. m.
DELAWARE W ESTERN RAILRoA D. .05-l030
a. m $50 p. NJ. Sunday trains 1890 a. H.
600 p. IN.
TRAINS ARRIVE WILMINGTON FROM
PHILADELPHIA--l2 5O-l .0O-l 32* AZ. -
7.45--s U2.-9 l2-9.O5-lO IN -. 5o-4 35-l2. Is
n. III BOT -. 5O-l0. 3S-l0.5
NEW YoRK-l. 32s-4.47t-s.o2t-9 .l2a. IN !;
Ii. SOL .O74.6b- $50. IS p. m.
BALTIMORE--l .jlt-2 l3t-g. 34-9.5 4-ll IS a.
IN l2.36-l. 5O-.5. llt-6.3O.-7 ~. 4gtp. IN.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS a. In -
1896. 5O-5 llt--6. 3O*-7. 4-949 y. III.
Both daily and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
DELAWARE RAILROADS. 0-lO.l5. a. m ::
1905. Oj'-6.05 p. IN. No Sunday trains.
From New Castle only.
WILMINGTON Il NORTHERN RAILROADS.&C.
II 40 II. m; GAG p. m.
DELAWARE WESTERN RAILROAD s.oOa.m;
2.l5 y. IN Sunday trains $40 II. M; $40 pm
TRAINS LEAVE FOR WILMINGTON
PHILADELPHIA New BROAD >rREET DE-
POT l23Ot 355' $50 T2O* 800 s.2l S,3jt
l0.l6 ll.3O ll.j0 a. IN /; l2.23 i.R 3.l6
4.o2 As sos $40 $50 G.o6t $50 s.3Os
$50 1000 ll.32+ y. m.
BROAD AND WAsnISGToN AVENUE $50
500 1918 a. III: l.30 $40 40 5.l5 =. m.
NEW CASTLE s.33 1000 ll.+6 II. IN. 4.49
40 =. m.
DAILY and Sunday.
On Sunday only.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-01

1t is related of Mr.. Talmage that as
he was nearing this city the other day
in sleeping car, he yawned in such u
way as to cause "A duplication of the
process in mirror between the win
dows. A young married lady, four
sections away, at the same moment
clutched her husbands arm and re-
marked, George, there's another of
those horrible tunnels"
Daily Republican., 1883-02-01

Sir Garnet Wolscley is fond, like Ma
poleon, of addressing himself directly
to the soldiers under his command.
"Now, man." he said, elf you were
told to Tighten your kit by halfa pound,
what would you throw away ?"
"The Soldiers Pocket Companion,
answered the man, as he respectfully
saluted his commander. The point Of
this is that Sir Garnet wrote the book.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-01
A GRAND TRIP OF 50 DAYS
DIR. SimIns' DIOo0 Purifier.

The Great Blood Cure pur,iieS the blood
rapidly and has made ard : still at the pres
enL time making many remarkable cnr.s of
terrible diseases Of the boUi. Ii j., no tri-
fling with the public to say il cures Scr fila.
Pimplcs on the Skin. Blo,rhcS. Rhcuma .m
with our Pain earchcr.) Ulcers. Itchy dis
eases OF the SKIN. Eruplion@. Bld diseases Of
the Blood. letter, Itch. l'rlslpyltS. sores and
Erupt"ns Of every kind or "Nltrcn's Nasal
tntnrrh. discharges from lhr rnrs. i senses Of
the Throat ana bluVtI And ~ III! discusses
requiring Il Purifier TIN, nlrulrNnc viii act
promptly ANA prrtorma thur"ugi care lhi-
Purifier is positive preventive oi ;hn vic.
lcncc of smallpox by Purifying tn" blood.
Keep the blood pure nud smallpox cannot 20
beyond n varioil. had blood makes tn" dis
ease bad. pure blood mHk,s il IN !G IA ,tr at
tack or wards ii off altogether. / St this
remedy and You are safe ani certainly as safe
as vaccination will make You if not far more
secure from the now urende! disease. We
have used it many II time in our large pr
vate practice with complete success II
bottle or SIX for 81. Main depot 4th and
King streets, Wilmington, Del: Philndel-
phia, CO., Arch street. Johnston. Holloway \
Co.. wholesale agents Sold by druggists
and dealers in medicine everywhere,
Daily Republican., 1883-02-01

HI CLOCK, Il. H.,
Two good work OF driving horses. n lot or
fine shoats, lot OF fine cows, lot OF
of chickens II lot Of plows, 2 farm wagons,
nearly new; market wagon for one or LwO
horses. nearly new: open top buggy. sleigh.
2 one horse carts, OK cart, ! on rigging Tor
hauling hay, ! Champion mower, neatly new;
| reaper, nearly new Il buggy pillow, nearly
new / horse rake, good double roller, pair
Oftwlr harruws. | How harrow. lot ofcul-
tivntOrs. z sets oi stage harness, one set nearly
new IA lot Of heavy chains, pillow gears, good
grain fan, ! good hay fork ald rope harpoOn l
good horse power, ice pillow and hook, teie-
graph cutting box, forks, shovcls, crowbars,
&C., good grindstonc, II lot Of old iron, lot
Of oats by the bushel "A lot OF good hay by the
ton, patent banking machine, ana various
other articles.
TERMS ALI sums of $50 and under cash,
on all sums over that amount credit OF y
months Will be given by the purchaser giving
n bankable note with an approved cndorser.
JOHN BRADFORD.
j.. W. STIDHAM Il Son. Aucts. Tits
Daily Republican., 1883-02-01

con, never liked sea-bathing, I"
said the maiden, "because it is so much
trouble to wash the salt out of my
hair"
"You might ohviate that difficulty"
said the crusty old bachelor, "by leav-
ing it behind in your bureau drawer"
And the silence that followed was 70
dense it could have been cut with Il
hutter-knifc.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-01

Guaranteed 10 cure Rheumatism, Neural
kia Paralysis, Diphtheria, P.eurisy, and
ad cslly cures all disease s where II! lments
can be usei on persons.
FOR Internal use for ~ oiera, Cholera Nor
bus, u smus, Panu in the Stomach or Bow
els. IN se-irVm 70 crops 20 half a tea spoon.
full In Ster
Daily Republican., 1883-02-01
1RTXTE-A NEW FIRsT.CLASS 10

THORRAxE-A NEW F1RSTCIASS 10
ID goopad house. suitable for lawyer, doc
III = d9S3tist. corner 9Th and French streets {;
hno nHS hay windows and all modern I'm.
pfoVomAuts, Well and all waste water un-
der6rHinod u sewer Also, the three houses
edfoln1uG the above Terms easy Also,
cher houses, price from $1,000 TO 5000. Also
) nov store. Chance for good Investment
Some paylngo per cent. clear OF taxes, ctc
Apply 70 q. II, TlNDAli., 70l French street.
1900 3aeT i2D.lms
Daily Republican., 1883-02-01
PHILADELPHIA, 1911 Grease 8 re

PHILADELPHIA, 1911 Grease rect
To the Proprietor Of II. II IL. Medicine:
Having Suffered nearly three three weeks
with the Neuraigi., being go tad one OF my
arms became paralyzed, the doctor could
give me no relief. One Of my nsigebors told
me OF your ''Ce!ebratedH. 4. II. Medicine. "
| sent and got ono bottle. ! found 80 much
relief got another, which made perfect
cure, and most heartily recommend 1t to
all who are like afti icted. Anyone can learn
from me what think Of 1t. Yours truly,
MRS, HENRY BATH.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-01

Ty0R HENT-NO.l l3 Er STREET,
~ Wilmington. Del. Raro opportunity
In tho Wholesale grocery business. The sub
scrtbcr having made other business engage
Monts 0ffcrp to lease his property Tor Il term
Of years 70 responsible party. This II "A
splendid opportunity to engage in an crlab-
lished business. Valuable agencies Will be
turned over ". r. BRICK.
lan3U-e-o-d.tf'
Daily Republican., 1883-02-01
Lost.

On Saturday evening, pair Of yell
low knit gloves, nc1r Eighth and Mon
roe streets. The left hand glove was
'orn ii I'll" numb. W"uid give reward
il left IT this Office.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-01

TNOR HENT-THREE STORY BRICK
IL house, No. f2l7 West street, with al ia
pf0yementA, nine rooms, open stairs, front
porch; Immediate possession. Also houses ~
Other parts Of the city to let. Apply to JOHN
GREEN, cor. Washington 1t. ana Delaware
3ventIe. d30 t
Daily Republican., 1883-02-01

A Scotrhman was attacked by foot
pads, and fought long and hard to do
lcud solitary sixpence. IF he had
had eighteen pence on him, he would
have been the death of us ALL was the
remark of one of his spoilers when his
bare pockets had been turned out.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-01
,F,AIITIFIJL COTTAGE

N)o8 SALE - BEA UTIFUL COTTAGE
w dwelling, IN Rodney street, six rooms,
m Gpom, hot and cold water, gas, healthy
~ 4oiet neighhorhood, near city rnilwa!
~ noae the new Il h q. Railroad. Terms
a6o6G101asing. WILLIAM u. PICKLES,
mn nn3 King streets lan--n
Daily Republican., 1883-02-01

N0H6ALE-DW ELLINi not Sc, l21S
"a Moot atrect. \ rooms; 1904 Lincoln It..
lV0mo3 UNe on ca,L side OF Jackson street. %ri
6oor bolOw Delarnr, ave, rooms: 80 Bon.
80 -. ROOM IN reasonable terms. VI NJ.
No ] W 3ri a. l5H~'iH
Daily Republican., 1883-02-01

= SALL--A PAIR OF YOUNG
n4feg coininp nourl years Old. Hand
~ r. y broken, aLd sold for want o! ufa
Z r. W. SHEW ARD, go ". front
Daily Republican., 1883-02-01

TNOR SALE OK KENT-THE STORE&
W tNeiling Mt l4r1 Market street. Ii l..
ono " ~ best II not the very best business
etand6 m this city for groceries, flour and
~, os bakery. Apply to JOHN WiER, l2m
lraxket street. llD.H
Daily Republican., 1883-02-01

To the Proprietor Of H. H. H Medicine.
Feeling grateful for the use Of my fingers
again, which we're cured Of rheumatism by
half o Oxen appicatio Of your Celebrated
II. II. H. Medicine, l do cheerfuliy recon.
mead II to all who are suffering from like
complaints. Ms wife has used 1t Tor Head.
ache and Ioophache, and 1t gave instant re-
let.
TIMOTHY KELLY,
1878 Sophia street, Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-01
IN THE ORPHANS COURT, n Nv
1 Castle County
GUARDIANS SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

Fy rirtGr q an UiG'r ol the orphans court
Of III, stat" Of D'lawnlr, IN nnd for New
Castle cu.llt!. IIlur oI The I'd day Of Jana
airy, \. D.. isS;.. WILDE exposed to public sale
ON ; NII hDAG, til" it'll day Of February
\. H.. l1N". Al ~ O'rl"'k, a. IN al Drake &
co., Auction Rooms, IN the ely Of " lining
ton.
All the estate. right. title and interest ui
Allen tIhr, o. IN. ana to all that certain lot
of land and buildings thereon. situate IN the
city Of v ,lriugton, Delaware. bounded and
d"s 'rIhcd II fpllows: beginning at a point On
the uorihrry sd" of Front street, between
West and Washington streets. at the distance
0f - ,r', from the rnSt'ry side Washington
street, thence noItherly parallel to Washing
ton street passing through the centre of II
brick partition wall - inches thick 100 feet
thence "astcrly parallel To Front street IS feet
M inches. thence southcry parallel to
Washington street 60 feet. thence westerly
parallel 10 Front street 0 feet 3 inches. thence
southcrly parallel to Washington street leo
feet to tn" aforesaid side Of Front street and
thence herewith westerly 81 feet IA inches
to the place Of beginning.
Attendance VIII be given and terms made
known ut the time and place Aforesaid by
JOSEPH q. OLIVER. Guardian.
orr by j. L. VALLANDlGHAM,
His attorney.
Attest J. NJ. HoUsMAS, Clerk. q. CT.
N. B.--Thc owners of the remaining inter
csts will give deeds. or join In II deed, 20 as to
give to the purchaser n fee simple to the
whole estate. The minors interest must be
paid In cash. The remaining interest to be
paid when the deeds are executed.
lan2g- e-o-d-tf
Daily Republican., 1883-02-01

aQ88ALE-AB BOUT 5000 WILL Bl y
III 1nHk and fixtures Of < neral country
r. GOCd ncighborhood IN Chester 'r.,
k30 miles from Wilmington. Adde'S H.
xf8tely GB." Br2 ShIplcy II. ~ @
Daily Republican., 1883-02-01
FUN FOR THE MILLION.

remarked that she thought 927 letters
would do to begin on The other G5l
would He produced as soon as the case
| WaA fairly before the court
And outside OF these letters -
lueried the lawyer.
Mary Ann, produce your diary"
heading of Promises, and tell how
many times this marriage business was
talked over"
"Thc footing is 2li times, answered
the girl.
Now turn to the heading Of Darl-
ing, and give Ms the number 81;
times he has applied the term 10
You. "
:" If have figured right, the total is
9,254 times.
guess YOU counted pretty straight,
for you are good in arithmetic. Now
turn to the heading Of Woodbino Cot ,
tage, and tell us how many times he
has talked Of such a home for you after
marriage. F"
"The footing is ,395 times,
every well. This lawyer wants to
be sure that we've got u case How
many times has Charles Henry said he
would die for you 2"
"Three hundred and fifty" an
swered the girl as she turned over "A
leaf
How many times has he called you
an angel 90
cover II 900, mamma
How about squeezing hands 2"
cover 38l 900 success
And kisses"
" Nearly 1000"
"Thero's our case, said the mother
as she deposited basket and diary on
the lawyers table. Look over the
documents, and if you want anything
further can bring in dozen neigh
bors to swear TO facts. We sue for So
900 damages, and We don't settle for
less than an cighfy-acrc farm, with
buildings in good repair. Wen call
again next week. Good day, sir"
Justice, your Honor" exclaimed Il
legal comet in one Of his eccentric peno.
ratious, ais not ike the fabuatcd
Brilrious of old, whose eyes We're IS
multiplical rs the sands of the sea, nor
ike the famed Cyclops whose vision
perfpri ed only the aren't Of coml < fl
turity, but like the sportivo demon,irt
t on of "bind mans buff" She pur-
sues her way unsc"ing and unseen, hold
ing the st""lyarls that weigh with CO.
cval vcissitlides the carrots Of gold ard
the carrots of horticulture, au'! KNOWN.
no North, no South, no East, no Wc,t"'
A Prrthshirc minister, more ski!liaI
as an angler than popular rs Il preach
er, was once glvingadNice to n parish
Toner on the benefits Of early rising,
and mentioned rs an instance that he
had, few mornings before, composed I
Il sermon and killed "a salmon before
breakfast 'ln fact, sir, said h., with
selt-satisaction, at is a feat on which |
plume myself greatly
"Awerl, sir, was the pointed reply,
81 wud much rather haze had yer san-
mon than yer sermon"
"A gentleman who had been in Austin
only three days, but who had been pay
ing attention toa prominent Austin
belle, wanted to propose, but was
afraid he would be thought too hasty.-
He deicatrly preached the subject, as
."''nMn tr ",' ~ ni'm 'n.'I, 'r ="
'''''i' - ,,.h',
"\v.il / .Ln,IL s,,, u.v,r mn, off tiII
,l,,t Within Won .humId have
dan. I,y l.t,,r,. ya.tar,i,v
--
A tramp rather got the better of 10.
sio,ko Murphy last Sunday morning.
Kosiosko was lust leaving his house
Daily Republican., 1883-02-01

Something new will appear each month In
relation to the merits Of II. h. II edicine
For SAFE by Druggists ana Medi.
cine dealers generally. Df.yCur
Drnggiss has not got 4. have him
get IL for you, or go where yGu csn
get ". dom Ne NJ of tth any In.
lertOr article. dso.2
Daily Republican., 1883-02-01

RICHMOND. VA.
To THE PROPRIETOR OF H. II II. MBplCINE
1t gives he great p,easure to inform you thst
the celebrated II. II. II. Medicine sot non
you has performed euro OF a bad case o
Neuralgia on q young lady here. Others
who have tried 1t are anxous Ior moro
Please send me one dozen Dy first express,
Yours truly,
WILLIAM H. PRoUT, LOO Clay street
PHILADRLPHIA, Frankford, June 8, 1871.
ID. u. IohLINscN: This 10 to certify that
we have used the II. h. H. Horse Medi cine
on the Bono Spawn, In case u five year,
standirg. The horse walked on his toe and
the Joint was entirely stiff, he Is now using
his ieK freely, sets his foot square and firm
upon The ground, and Is now entirely we'll.
Inc result has been entirely satisfactory TO
us, and we cheerfully recommend the medi.
cine. Yours truly, HAYES h ELLIS.
For full directions address the proprietor
h. DODHL TOMLIrSOh
Philadelphia. Pa.
tnICK s LOCKS, Unester DO. Pa, IVY
1871 ID. l.. IonLIEsoh, Dear Sir: f,r
be etit Of suffering hulsDity wish to 50
ttat kr yer five ears l was afflicted with
tolDothing ike Chronic ibeumatism In the
back, so bad hat was unable to set about
or work grehter part Of the time, and sui.
tered very much. l had doct0red and usu
ect, and was induced to try your Oelebra
ed H. II. h. Horse Medicine, and before
had used one dollar bottle was completely
cured Of my trouble, which was over six
ago, and have had DO return OF the
difficulty. had offered Fifty Ioilars TO be
cured and would have freely paid One Hun.
tred Dollars for a guarantee of cure.
Yours, truly,
WILLIAM ASH.
PHILADELPHIA, 1874 Grease street.
1t gives he pleasure to inform you l was
Induced TO try your Celebrated II. H H. |
Medicine on my crus he'd toe, which was very
Dad and gave me great pain; to my great
urpr sc it stoppe the pain and made cure |
n q very short lime. Since then, having 80 |
r UGH faith In it, ! have kept 1t In my
amily My wife was cured Of heavy pain |
II her breas,; also q bad tunOn. We now
,se 1t for almost everything, and N every
ase b ss proved . success; have lot many OF
ny naiphbors try 1t and they Thu there IS
IothtDg like IT, l cheertully recommend 1t
o all no sun r.as eieve 1t the most won.
erful remedy IN the world.
Yours, truly,
JOHN +. JOHNSON.
Something new will appear each month In
elation to the merits Of II. h, II n edicine
Daily Republican., 1883-02-01

k5oD1 6AIxE BY EXEGUTORS-DWE ELL
a IN house late Of Ell Wilson, deed, No.
10 MSshingt0n street, Wilmington. Terms
~ Apply 70 Il. NlELDS, Attorney for
EG110f, G& Market street. Au4--cud-u
Daily Republican., 1883-02-01

The father of an elderly darnsel TO
manageable young man: con the
day that give you my daughter Adele
| will deposit 1000 francs with NJ.
Lafitte." Francois: "Thanks, dear
sir, but suppose you give me the l0O, 600
francs and deposit Mile. Adele with NJ.
Iatitte"
Daily Republican., 1883-02-01

NOR RENT STALLS, ALSO A
~ large yard with shedding suitable for
stabling horses. etc All IN central lota-
ttOn. inquire p. ]. Ford, Front and Madison
streets.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-01
FOR MALE.
NAkNs FOk SALE.

For SAlA: A farm Of Is acres, 4 Of mile
s5s4ss southwest Of Grecnyille station.
% ncrer near Ashland station.
70 acres near brick meeting house.
Y ~ acres IN Brandywine Hundred.
0Qlno Ofthe above farms are highly i'm.
nr1g0d. pje4santly located, and win be sold
wv wv VIII exchange for city property
ApSyf " Thus. X. LALLY, dO2h Market
r. l26-tf
Daily Republican., 1883-02-01

Jones declares that his wife is the
most thrifty woman he ever knew.
Why sir" he recently exclaimed,
"Shc has made ten patchwork quilts
during the last two years-madc them
herself, sir, ont of the samples she col
lectcd in her shopping tours during
that time"
Daily Republican., 1883-02-01

TNOb RENT-A SMALL FARM AND
ID Truck patch of nearly seven ncrcs, near
Campbell's shops adjoining Lands of lillian
Wilson and "A. A, Cnpellc. Apply to ]iiuS.
Il. LALLY. 6U2la Market street. l"l-l
Daily Republican., 1883-02-01

YUQB 8ALE-CHEAr AND ON EASY
~ 1GtnR. 1.-TWO story prich dwellings Nos
- aAd az Parrish Il, PAYING over 10 per
eo2k 0EORGE MAkiS. l2t."t