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National Republican., 1883-02-22
VIE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH sOuTH
WEST, AND WEST

Schedule IN effect IeC o. Der 1882:
TlO y M New orleans Mail, daily making close
Conhevtl9ns To all points south aud SuuthwesC
with Pullman sleeping Cars nom WnshingtnA
wa DnnViile 70 Atlanta and Atlanta to New
Lvnchbufg and Bristol 'N
$40 2. m.-Lousyille Fast Line, daily, via Char.
louesYllle, HuntlngtOn aud Lexington, to Gin.
clnnnti, Louisville and all Western points
nhklmg ulrect connections, aud with solid train
anu Pmiman sleeping Cars Washington 20
Iea5 y. m-soGthorn Mail aud Express. daily, to ali
points South and Southeast vin Dtnyilln ana
Charlotte with Pullman sleeping Cars Wash
ington 10 10 gu q
For all points on Manassas Division take 7;lo A. m
trnin daily. except Sunday. For WarrrntOn
- take $40 A. M ana 20 o. m, trains. daily
FOR tickets hnd all Information, inquire ut Com
pany's Office, bOl Pennsylvania ayCnu., ar at Union
with telephone system.
NJ. SLAUGHTER, n. MACDANtEL,
General Passenger Agent, A lUuk
SOL HAAS, Traffic NJ lupger, splI
National Republican., 1883-02-22
We keep Our Establishmentop open
every evening until 10 O'clOcA.
We keep regularly for sale the following dallics,

Albany Argus Advertiser, II erald Post, lour.
nal, Transcript Home journal, hhd Salurday Even
ing Gazette, Baltimore sun and American, Brook
yn Edgo, Buffalo lsxJ ress and C9uIgr Chicago
Tribune, Times, and lnteTOcGAn, Cincinnuti l.ll-
qulrer and Commandments, Cleveland Leader
and Herald, Detroit POst-lTibune liart.ord Cour-
ant, Louisville COuricrJ Ournul Milwaukee sentinel,
Newark Advertiser, New ORLEANS Picuyunc, New
York Herald Times, Tribune, World, sun, Graphic,
Post, Tell gram, star, and sunday Mercury, Phila-
uclpha Press. Times aud Ledger, Piitsburg ChrOni-
Gle, rrOvidenCe journal, Rcumund Dispatch, koch-
ester Post Express, 7prnp piield Republican y, rHcuse
journal, 81. Paul Pioneer Press, 81 Louis Globe
Democrat and Missouri hepuDlicnn, Saratoga Jour
Letter. and Chronicle, Troy Times. Toronto Mail
National Republican., 1883-02-22

We receive regularly by European steamers the fol.
lowing Foreign tfs, Magazines, and Fashion
Journals:
The Illustrated London News London Graphic,
Pictorial World The Queen, Illustrated sporting and
DruuiHtic News, The London Iany TiuIgs, London
standard, Punch, Eun, London Truth, LuudUnN orld,
London Weekly Tmcq The A,Hl, Bcli's Lie, Ion.
don Figaro Judy, London Field, spectUtorW hi,chall
-Review, Life, London Army aud Navy Gazette, Lon
don Eru London Da,y News, The American Eci;ls-
ter, saturday Review he Athvbtcum, society, Gar.
donor's hron,ue, The taruen, inc Eicclrciun Eng
lsh Mechanic, The Court journal, The LONDON Arch.
itect, st. james Gazette, Pail Mail Budget, The Lon
don Economist, = bc British Architect, lhc Builder,
London Engineering, London Engineer, The Acad'
emy. the Contemporary Review, NinCephth Century,
fortpightly Review, Chambers journal, helgravia
Cornhill Magazine, London Lancet, Monthly Family
Herald, The Theatre, Monthly London Journal,
BlackwOods Magazine, Longman's Mngazne. Good
Words, sunday Magazine, All The Year Round, The
Portfolio, London Art Journal, Cassells Magazine
Of Ari,'Evory Girls Magazine, Nautical Magazine,
BradshHws Railway Guide 10 Great britain aud Ire
land. Bradshaw's Continental RtHlway Guide, Boys
own Paper, LitUe foks, lie Figaro, lie NOltair Gil
Bias, EIycnemont, La Justice, L'Umvers lllustre
lie journal Amusnut, Petit journal Pour Rre lie
Monde Comque, la Vie Parsienne L'lllustration
lie Monde Illustre, La Caricalure La France lie
gante lie Modes lie Ia SAi,on, Lkleganct, Pnrisenne
Le MunitCur de Ia Monde lie Printenps, lie Salon de
Ia Mode, Revue dc la Mode, Uber Land uud Nicer,
Die Gnrenlaube, Fl,ege Blatter, and many others
tuo numerous to mention.
National Republican., 1883-02-22

ofSimmons Liver Regulator upon the nervous
system, Frustrated by long suffering with
dyspepsia, constipation, and kindred diseases,
Is without precedent Its tonic, Cathartio,
and Alternative effects are truly wonderful
Genuine prepared only by j. ii. Heilin & Co.
National Republican., 1883-02-22

THE Excesses of Youth are drafts upon Old
Age payable with interest. Sufferers should
Immediately use Aliens Brain Food-$1j @
for so. At druggists.
National Republican., 1883-02-22
Mt, Vernon! Mt. Vernon!
srU.MnR w. W. CORcOnAN

tsayea seyenth.strcet wharf daily tcycept sunday
for MI. Vernon at 10 o'clock ~ m returning reaches
Washington about AoV y IN
.,,o LII BLAKE, Captain
National Republican., 1883-02-22

W. always keep in stock complete sets OF Harper
Hali.llour sor.es, Franknn square and seaslde II
bATies.
National Republican., 1883-02-22

Every notable modern work can be found at our
store Books sent postpaid to any part OF the coun-
try on receipt Of the price. Write for catalogues.
which we send gratis. We Invite thorough inspoc-
ton of our stock, Rs confident that YOU will be
enabled to buy TO your entire satisfaction.
National Republican., 1883-02-22

We enumerate a few books which may Cor may nop
be useful TO those around the hOusoi1 uilr'1' yhul
Every Man His Own Poet. BY w. IL. Mnllak... % 25
Dumas Art Annual. An Illustrated Record of
the Exhibitions Of the World, containing $50
original drawings reproduced In fac simiLos. ~
Cayendish Whist. 18Th edition, ,........,...... so
A Hand Book OF English Political History. BY
Acand and 20
Barbour's Guide to Florida. ....... 90
Dell .ser's Horsenan's Guide, Comprising the
Laws ON Warranty and the Rules IN Pur-
chasing and Selling Horses, with the Dcc-
sions mud Rep rts of Various Courts In Eu-
rope and the United Stat, s....".....,.,,..,. 90
The Game OF Patience...,. 20
The franklin Square Song Collection, contain.
ing 200 iavOrito Songs and Hymns...,..,-..". 10
Scientific Physiognomy by Mary olmstead
80
Evolution aud Christianity. BY j. +. York-.... l so
A Word, Only word by George EberS Pa
per- soc; cloth..,".,,..' 90
on Vlol and Flute selested Poems. by I. W. Ya.
Gosse. 10
Selections from Browning. by E. 4. Mason...o %
Herbert Spencer on American Nervousn BY
$. NJ, Beard NJ, 90
Sick Nursing A Hand Book for All who have
to do with Cases oil Disease and Gonzales
cence, 30
Young Wife's Advice Book a Guide for Moth
ers on Health and SelEManagenI eni."....... 90
Botany by g. II. Bethany ,........ %
Physical Geography, BY Prof +, NJ. Duncan. 2l
Hand Book of Fencing ....... ...... 25
Foot Bail. Golf Hockey and Curling ............. 25
Rowing Sailing, Boating and Canoein ........- 25
Cricket..o 25
Lawn Tennis. Croquet Raques ,,,.-..,..-........ 25
Gymnastics and Dumb Bell Exercises. ...,....... 25
bicycle and How to Ride It...... ............... 25
Swimming, Skating, and Rnkng ,..,,......,..... 2j
Cabin and Plantation Songs, as sung by the
Hampton 80
How 10 make Up" A Practical Guide for
Amateurs, s,&c...-.........., ..,.",,.... ..,.. 20
Pole on 10
The Childhood OF the World. A simple Account
of Man in the Early Times "...,...,.......,.... 80
A Treatise on the Horse and His Dlseases......- %
National Republican., 1883-02-22

PIrRse bear In miud that our establish
meat ~ kept open every evening until 10
o'clock.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-14
Gonapifne @remsffrnIne.

@s 1T genrg, boB bic Ser. Staaten iebt
tpieoer ctlten 2(pahe5s&rieg SIT fiIbren baz
ben, BON Dem nod gtiemuto mciB, mic
LANCE er baucrn miro. Sine 53cit lang lcbien
IS aber, DaB iie, anger Dtelcm Siloionerz
Der eilen SllDiancrtrteg oil iDreit georDDet>
0rellSeu gu fU6reu BADEN lpIirDen.
MId) lett Sitting Sui it'd unterz
Dorfen BAT, bGbeu 0ren5uerIeBungen
'bHrd Snotaner GanaO0 aus
nidt aIl8eb6rt, Sn lester 3eit tparen eS
belonoerS @reeS, Die bon Wtdnitoba uno
a1peren 0rerS9ebieteu iiber Die @renSe ua0
SO ontana berliber farle1 IND Do allerlei
unfug, ~beiDnDers a6er groBeu 8iehratb,
triebe1. Ober 1t>G lieutenant @Htoo
SLICES, Der III jeuem 89eile Montana's
Das Sommanbo fiiDrt unb oelien @ntlal@
iun9sgeiu6 gum Slid ntht angenomnten
81 lperoen ldeint, trat DEN 8url6en nit
ietner getDobnten S9atfraft entgegen. 3I7
glei6 erluhte uniere 9fegierung in tuieOer9
holten 3ul9riften Die canaotl1e, Die @rees
auf britii6>amerifantl6em @ebIete feit3uz
bdlten.
Sebt lit bnr6 BEN 8efebIsbaber bes ni6t
tpeit pon ber Grcn3e Oionta1a'S gelegeuelt
cana6tihen Sorts 1aGi6, Of a or SDHrt>
Iift Dem Sberfte&ieutenallt SLICES 0ur6
etnen reitcnoeu 8oten l1a6 Sort Aliiuiboine,
mo SLICES Iein 6aHptquartier bat, fDl9enoe
gtadri6t itberidiGt por0en: lin Die @rees
SIT perDiHoerl1, aud ferner6i1 9luiteolrngen
in a~merifanilden @rerSgebiete sH iiberfal>
len, babe baS &omman0p i'm Sort gSallb
bon ser ca1a0iI6en 9te0ierrltg Dc1 8efebl
erbalten, Die @reeS DON ibrcn ieBigen QSobn2
plGBen auf britiidem @jebietc iueg, tpeiter
nab Often uno 9loroen 81 idaffen; beretts
leten mebrere blu0ert oerietbe1 i'm Nbgan8e
nad) tbreIn neten OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES i'm Qu'
2ippeIe>8e5irfe beariffen, urb i'm Salfe oes
Dfai piiroen 1pabrihetnli6 alb uoueroS
alle anDeren ibre btSDerige 81 lerDdtton III
Der 9tGbe Der dnierifantid)eu @5rense per
laifen, I'm n0rDli6 bonn SaSfatd)atuat
vtnterntrt" Dber Nnter9ebra6t Nno Teit9ez
baIten 81 tDeroelt.
0etter Idreibt Waior S6urtliT oem
SberIt@2 teutenant SLICES pie einem o5&riegSz
5ltGe" Der @rees firSli9 Ill She'll geipnroeue
a3udtt9un9 tuerbe cine iebr CUTE 0irflng
baden, benin ite tperbe Die GreeS ilber3eu9t
baben, baB cine @ren5iberi6reitung fitr lie
gefGnrltd) lei, I'm 10 lnebr ais lie Mir etner1
geringen Gorrotb BON Maffen uro S0ieB>
beoGrf Datten ul0 iidJ baler auf feinen
'ernitliden &antpf e~inIaien f0nnten.
lin iibrigenS BEN rotben 0renSitrolder
ale fiinftigen GinfGQc auf alnerifaniI0eS
@ebiet unnt6QLib 5u MAIDEN, ioIte Die
canaDtI6e 9fegierltug tie mod bel tpetter
BON Ser @rerSe tDegi6affen. 9eun eintSe
bunoert 0teilen fiUO fir Oieie idneaeu Jteiz
Ter qar uidltS.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-14
lanomirtbfbaftlidbes


9te MnSIi6ten auf etlte aud 11ltr annQe
bernDe 9ur0I0nitt5ernte pon ginter2
nei3elt in SQinptS, Die lOon mad ben @rz
nlittelungen @nbe Wfdr5 lebr geringe iparelt,
Itno burb bic g(adforl0ult9el1 @nbe Npril
nod ute6r 6erdbgei1tmmt lporben. gSen1
na6 benz porigel1 Wtonat5beridt ser lamb
tpirt6l6aftlt6en MbtbeiLurg in Springftelo
mod etne @rnte BON ltl1gefG6r 40 Wftaioreu
8ui6el ais mGglt6 bingefteQt iper0en
fonnte, 10 ma6t man ii9 ieBt NUT nod auf
penig iiber 20 W}tQionen Bri6el 6offnung,
tuaS einem NiSfal bon 60 4ro5ent ge9en1
iiber 6er DorJdbrtgen Grate, Die naDe5l 81
Wtlaionen 8ul0el betrug, glet0fommen
iDliroe.
Die @riinbe fir bielen beoeutertoen NlSz
faI itno in ben 8erbeerungen our6 Die Jog.
beiiii6e SIiege, III DEM auBeror6entlt6
ftrengen un0 laneen gSinter ul10 III ben
furdtbaren Gerpiiitun9en 5u iuGen, tpelGe
Die Observation-Disclosures angertA7
tet GGben.
MQein int n0rbli1en S6eile 6es StaateS,
Der aQerotngS BEL W~interlpet3en mn Dent9
in 8etro6t fomntt, iDurbe auf 26 Bro5ent
beS nit Minteripei5en beiteQten 2lGerlalOeS
Die @rr1te D0utg Serit0rt, 10 oaB NH nod
45,408 McreS NtnteriDetSen iibrig bleIDen.
Gon bieien lalien ii1 nic6t me6r ais Ourd)7
i0nittlid 1913 8ul9eL bonn Qlcre %ertparten,
9eeen 16 8ui6el I'M pori9en Sabre.
SIM mittIeren Sbeile oes Staates 1T Die
Saat auf 81 9~Sro5ent, allo na9eSu auf etnen
9ritteI ser nit Q8intertpeisen bei1elltcn
1850, 1876 NcreS, D0uig 5erlt0rt morpcn,
ullb ipdDrenb Der Grnteburdi0nitt in biez
lem Gbeile III ben lebtcn iieben Sa6ren II
Bui0el betrug, laiien itd bteieS Sabr nitbt
me9r ais IL 8uldeL Donl Ncre ooer i'm
@allSel MIR etpa 10 MtiIionen 8llldel,
gegel1 mebr ais 20 MiliOnen i'm oOri8et
Sabre, eriDarte1.
SIN iitpliden SQinoiS BAT iiD 5pnr Der
St0lo ser Snat lett Dem l. Npril INN UNI
gefdDr 4 8ro3ent Derbellert, aber oa alf 20
Bro5ent beS ci18eideten 0anbeS Q,582,7 37
g(creS) Bic 2~LU9laat gGnSlid pernidtet 1T
ullO Ser Jieit nur 65 Bro5ent einer 9urde
ihnittSerntc bcripridt, 10 iudre aud bier
auf nur 10i NtilIion 8ulhel @rtrag 5u
re6llHt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-14
1tnterSra6ums oer @ebeatom.

gEenn Der yeaget gegen Speiinng rebellirt nnb I4
~bortnadi9 Uet9ert, seuf9enOen 9tabrun9sitoif Sn pers
oauer, mn ben S0rper pObl9end1rt gu Dalten, 10 tann er
nur bnrd Elm bettomeS StdrfunsSmittcl g~en6tbt9t perz
ben, ietne natirlt6en Sbtie9enbeiten 3u criitaen. Die
md9ti9en IttoIoibe, Bic man baiir oft ein9iebt, iinb
ni9t geiuno. Sic itn6 rneiitentbelS tDbtlt4e Site unb
l%uirtett, aud penn MIR in iebr tleinen @abel e%inseitOms
men, geDGltlam aut 6S yieruenipItem Suriid. Inoers
aber tit's nit Solicitors @taGcMbittercM. Dieies
beiIiame Semitic uon 8flanSeniaiteH, ba5 bic ietnIten
Srdftieung5> unb Sdfteuerbelierun9smittel bes Rftans
5eutetbs entbdtt, wirft nltlo, iteti9 uub beillat ani bic
@er6auun9Sz, 46iunberun96> uno In5ideioun9sor>
game. Sci Dpspepfe, gaaenletoen, acknowledgement,
S9ittelfeber, 6roniI6er @eritopftbeit, 60rperidpdde
acknowledgement, D~tattiSfeit, S@afloiisteit nnb ben
perI9ieOenen @ebre9en oes GreiienalterS iaO uor3eittsen
Serials iinO ieine 8irtnnsen 10 puaOerbar, baB man
ie beoba6tet ober crubren baben mus, I'm tie gu be-
9~retien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-14
3ier. al.aS snattenbdn,ne.

Gine t~ooeltspertbe l1niitte lift, Sic unite
rem Aelte bon 8dumelt, ipelbe 5llr 8eri60z
1tern1g Der nmgebul9 bon 9atl0ipobnunqen
otelten iouen, 10 tpeit tpeg3ui0neioen, 6aB
0telelben etllen 8-15 SUB boben nadteit
Stamm 5eigen. Snsbelouoere iuirb ba>
Durd oas NlSieben bon 9laoelb0lsern BE-
na6tbetli8t, ocren S00nbeit int oroseu
glaBe BON Dem polle1 Mu1le iDrer unteren
3lpet9e abRdtlgt, 10 oaB Die lebterel fait oen
Sooelt berltbret. 0o0 au6 anocre, ibreS
u1tterelt NlttpertS beraubten 8Gume Ieben
aus, als oh tie IN Der 9uft 9ebolten miiroer ;
5u9leth iptro Der Boben llnter ibnen Set
l6attt9en 9rlten Siile beraubt, tuel6e ez
men tpeiertltden 9ntDeil an Der lanbldaftz
It@eH S@oH9eit bat. Die untsren !3tpcige
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-14
T5Schenflfche Snrmcis &toa4s~BeHaesoe,

mas man bort, Sic Tiirftin zines Cages,
als fe ii6 i'm SpiegeI beie9eu tpolte, Elm
Bib lab, b0S iie iofort auf'5 666ite t~eiicltc
ltno tbr eigeneS Sd Dergeiien mddte; cine
2iebcSi5ene 5tuiiGen i6rem 25id6rigen @e9
mabl unb Ser gelebrten 6rau 9oftor. Die
Sitrfttn lit falrm % Sabre aft, cine irz
tereiante, ettpaS i1mG6tige @rideinung,
obcr ieIbit fir ibr ju9enbIides Otter redt
rnerFa6ren. Son iDrem @ema6l BAT ite
btSber bic barteite Bebanolulg 81 erouloert
ge6a6t, ul1o man tprnbert fid umlomebr
borilber, oaB iie nidt ldngit bon ibm gez
idieoen lit, ais man auger1ein meiB, 6aB
tie bisber feineS i6rer SillOer am Se6en .3t
erbalten perno6t BAT. SeoenFallS id)etnt
Der 8eitb beS &an9es elmer Surfttn nit 10
Dielem Glero bel GIT tbeuer erfauft 81 lein.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-14

gflan5en, tpeI6e fe ionit germ betmluhen,
Ioien, penn Oieie in Der Nd6e bon Salbet
fte6en, biele Iditigen S9iere nienaIs sefurt.
ocn werben. Nenn bieie Grfabrung be-
9riinOet lit, 10 birfte cine N6fodung bon
SalbeibIdtterlr lit QSaiier Dieleidt 6inreie
den, Die i6GbIi6en @rofl0be gall5 su pers
trei6en. Ntan ioute ~tpenigitens ben 8ers
Iu6 MAIDEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-14

fines 8armeS entferner, beiBt oen 8aum
BON Dem 9~taienplabe, peG6em ct 3ur Ser
i9Onerung bienen loQ, entfernen ullb ftatt
ieiner ben Glab bur6 nadte Stdmme perz
un,ieren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-14
Groa0Ne.

Sin alter @Grtncr %beDauptet, DAB Die SD:
fl0be ben Salbei ni1t leioen tOnlltel1. Aut
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-05-14

1ie tsAcmes, ~hearbettct BEN gobcn ats gdUueu.
GDrcn0er un0 Gbetcr unb u~nttlsiebt i'm benz 3ers
tbefIcit, Wtfbebeit iito @ciIoct r1ittelS elmer
Doppelrcibc Unn StahIsS cdIc CIT, beren eigentbimlife
fSornt unb Mnldqe Der @qoe cine ttit0 che cfni Duct
ceitoe &raft perleibt. Tuf bteie gSetie mcroei BITE
ortt 3Ddti9teitet bs SSertriln'hteritS Der Sdolleit,
bcs @bteMS uilb Der s9erfIeitcritag os glo6enS Su
9tetd)ce s.Scit Oouso0et. gei Der Doult1nntacn
NbtDefennett BON Spttcrtt oocr sssttfen 1T bos
M}citcri6leppcu bon Seiirilpp n%nnlo9ltf. Ole racme"s
tS9ge 1T be1OttOete 9ectgitet t1r perrditeit eecr DarS
ten Ecbm6obcr, no ieoe unbere G99e uerlogt; tic bcOGbrt
lid ouf (ei9tem Eooen porsilgttd NIB 1T bic eirst9e
g8et, wette bur9 bic 9cfontnttc @untmSee6e
oftmet.
@pi tgeorttti6 unb pruftif6 s%e6iGoeten Torntcrn bes
tiers e%npfphltn. Yiele erfldren tic fir bic rperlbuoIitt
ieue Ecrbeicrln5 ulttet rem l0t6ptttDl1attlt6en Dt1S
itinen, 1pdHteno
que 6oritt hberetnltinn,sit, bob pber psrltdnOiae @es
brand eineS @erdtbeS, ME Die "Acme Pulverizing
Harrow, Clod Crusher and Leveler" bel her Geors
,beituue utto 9riinbLiben 3ertteinernn9 tes Sooens Dor
benz BfanseH ben 8ootnertros bon s. aui $40 pom
Were erbobt."
@OtIi0er SanoeI.
@e4n Gler SGllole1 bic "a CRIE I's rtbt p~otrdtbio
bot, Last Sud ntft rim be1orti9es @er0tb Don l1rttr9es
oroucttr geiholfen6ttt in bic Sdnbe ipieGet, init Der Bee
borptuuq, has stbr etlpoS getlere3 crButtet, ~fon6ern
iibttseAst Gud1 teIbft buOur4, 6uB 5br cine sMr
Wsrpbe beiteut. @ir merben cine ;ur lrobe iibericus
BEN NIB tie FAINT, penn tie ni9t 3ula9t, dnf iuTere 6oz
lLen suriiGeelenoet merotn. Mtr nerlnneen teime Be5abs
lung til gelb ooer @ebieln, ebs Sbr bic g9se duf @urer
eienen ffdrnt perluht b15t.
Oton lo{e h3 nnier Qomp9(et tommen, 1petfe8 6nrls
hertz pon 2ensntNct aus A perI6teoenea Stooten nnS
Eertttoflen entbalt.
NASH IL BROTHER,
Sabrif nnb Soupts0ffice,
S,uetg>Sff WELLINGTON.
&dtstsbnt9, ia. New Jersey.
N.R.-@tm 0ontpb[et, betitett "TILLAGE Is MA
EURE'' wirb ebentou5 on @ue, me4e i'd ouf bteie 3eis
tmua besteben, perienoet rperoet.
32an. 12,~ 19n26feb,9 s, Observation-Disclosures
"a 9aben Sic ftd fdlon ein>
NAL ilber5eu9t, tpenn Sic iii Ghis
caoo maren, tpte bi[li9 nno gut
man III oem oro6ten oeutld2en
8lether-O efh)dft ttat 1tteftrn
Mmsii9e fiir 1ttd1ttter, &mas
bea uno Bithrr, ebenlo 2lIes
pas sur, 6erren=21 usfattun9 Ct
bort, oort Fault?
8itte, ii6ersense,t. sic fd eitntnl ielbF,
tneu1t Sie 3tr Stnht fnttntelt. bel
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-03
Chin Dirt for Fruit Trees.

The hest fertilizer in use in setting
fruit trees of ali kinds is partially or
thoroughly decompossd chip dirt. We
made use of the material for the first
time some 20 years ago in planting an
apple orchard, and it was a wonder to
those not in the secret what caused the
trees to make such fine growth the first
season, and afterwards, too, for That mat
ter This experiment WAS so satisfactory
that when we SGT our new orchard we
made liberal use OF this materi with
the same satisfactory result. These trials
have proved to our satisfaction that chip
dirt is the very best material to mix in
the soil as yon plant the tree that can pos
sibly be used, for the reason that it holds
moisture and is full of the elements of
plant food; therefore, itprolnotes a most
luxuriant, natural and healthy growth.
Repeated trials have satisfied me that a
tree il no. only more surelto live, but
will make double the gro" tn the first
year Especially if dry season) if some
two bushels of chip dirt are properly
used in its setting, than it would without
it A single trial will convince the most
skeptical that the best rossibleuse which
can be made of this valuab BILE material is
to apply it to the soil in planting trees,
in order to push forward the tree during
the first precarious stages ofits growth.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-03
AnAfhar Accident.

Hamilton Graham, of Kennett Town
ship, Pa, attended our market with
produce last Saturday. On returning
home he was accompanied by jacob
Taegart, who resides with Reuben
Garrett, about a mile west of Centre.
vile. On passing down the hill hear
the residence of James Dilworth, on
the old kennett road, the horse com-
menced TO run, and Mr. Ta2gart
lightenel his load by jumping out,
when he received few bruises, but
was no. seriously hurt. In minute
afterwards the body bolt came out, let
ting the dearborn dow in the road and
throwing Mr.. Graham on, head fore
most, while the horse continued On with
the front wheels Fortunately. Mr.
Graham was not seriously injured,
although badly Jared by the occur
renee, and was able to pursue his run
away horse TO his home The wagon
will need considerable repairs before it
is tit to bring another load 10 our city.
MIR. &. seems to have had IA streak uf
had luck, a. il was hut short distance
from this place that his wagon coliihed
will. one driven by Michael Kane, on
Friday week, and was badly damaged.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-03
Training Of Children.

If you desire to make your children
beloved or even tolerated by other peo
pie, teach them to be polite and take
pride in being little ladies and gentle.
men. Teach them to say GLOW dc
you do?" or "Good morning" to every
body they meet with whom they are
acquainted ; never contradict, whisper,
hum, beat tattoo with the fingers OF
the furniture, or loll around in loung
ing attitudes in company to say Yes
ma am" " No, sir, > "What, ma am q
off you please" and Excuse me, II
it is necessary to pass before anyone, OF
to leave the table before the rest; and
never do any of the things for which il
is necessary to ask to be excused unless
it is absolutely unavoidable Not toss
things instead Of handing them not to
eat with the knife not to NEEDLE with
things that belong to Others not to
listen to anything not intended for their
ears not to refuse to give the whole to
q visitor when half will not do. A
polite child is the best of companions ;
but a rude one Is trou blesome nuisance,
aad will find himself learning at eigh-
teen or twenty things which should
have been taught him when child.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-03
NOTICE.
New Castle County, s. 5.
The State of Delaware.

To THE SHERIFF OF New CASTLE COUNTY,
GREETING.
WHEREAS, Mary Walls, by her petit ~ :,
ton to the Judges Of our Superior L. 8. I
Court, filed in the office of the Pro ~
thOnotary of the sal d court, inand for the
County OF New Castle, for the cause Of com
plant therein alleged has made application
to our said court that decree may be pro
nOunced, dissOlving the marriage existing
between the petitioner and her husband
Samuel Walls. We therefore command you
as you have been heretofore commanded, that
you summon Samuel Walls,s 80 that he be and
appear before the Judges of our said court, al
the next term thereof. to be held at whining
ton. on Monday, the 18th day of September
next, to answer the allegations o. the said
petitions, and also to show cause, II any he
has, why decree of the said court should not
be made dissolving the marriage existing be.
tween him anu the said petitioner, according
to the Act of Assembly in such case made and
provided, and also to do and receive what the
said court shall then and there consider con.
corning him in that behalf, as the court shall
seem meet and CONSTANT with the provisions
of the said Act Of Assembly. And have you
then there this writ.
Witness, the Hon. Joseph T.. Comegys, ESQ.,,
at Wilmington, the Twenty third day of May,
GEO. A. MAXWELL.
Issued, June IL, 1883. Prothonotary.
The above is a true copy Of Ais. Summon
No, q, September term, 1888. Mary Walls
vs., Samuel Walls. libel for divorce.
June "A, 1883. lei ls4pt.