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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-01-06
Good Templars on a "Spree.

For some time past work has been
going on and preparations were being
made by Oakland Lodge of 1. q. G..
T.. for the enjoyment of an evening
of social intercourse and pleasure
among the members and their friends,
and the giving of such an entertain
ment as would be consistent with
their purposes, and, at the same time,
be pleasure to all participating, in
crease the influence of and the inter.
est felt in the organization, add mo-
mentum TO its progress, and be an ad-
ditional incentive and inducement to
those unconnected with it, to unite
with, and to have beneficial effect
generally on the order. AS result,
on Tuesday evening last, the Lodge
room was thrOnged at an early hour
and presented a scene of unusual an
imation, mirth and gayety. During
the day the hall was handsomely dec.
grated with beautiful and skillfully
prepared festooning, hung on the
walls and suspended from the ceiling,
and national flags, large and small,
tastefully arranged on the sides and
at either end of the room. Here and
there in the midst of the evergreen
suitable words and neatly prepared
mottos, of silver. and gilt, were so
placed as to meet the gaze and give
increased beauty to the decorations.
Pendent in the centre of the room, in
large silver letters, the word "Wel-
come" embellished with pine and
encircled by numerous small flags,
and at the end of the hall, in the rear
of the w. G. Us chair. the motto of
the order, Faith. Hope and Char.
ity." was conspicuously and prettily
arranged. Brilliantly lighted, the
room had very pleasing and invit.
ing appearance. A few minutes be.
fore eight O'Clock the w. G. T.. Mr..
F. A. Thayer, called to order those
assembled and the first opening ode,
"Friends of Temperance Welcome
here" was sung and followed by
prayer by Rev. S. E. Jones. The
ode "Come friends and brethren all
unite" was then sung, after which
Rev. Mr.. Jones delivered a short,
appropriate and interesting address.
After this all present engaged in
various amusements until 9 O'Clock,
when, under the supervision of Miss
Lou A. Thayer, chairman of the
committee on arrangements. Misses
Matte Kepner and Bette Boyer, as.
sisted by members of the Lodge, all
were promptly and attentively wait
ed upon and bountifully served with
the refreshments, consisting of coffee,
lemonade, cake, fruits, candies, nuts,
&C., prepared for the occasion. The
amusements were then continued un-
til a late hour, when all were salts
fed with the pleasure and enjoyment
afforded them during the evening.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-01-06
County Commissioners.

The County Commissioners met in
regular session Tuesday. The exam
ination of road supervisors accounts
occupied most of their time up to our
going to press. The only other bus
mess ofpublic interest transacted was
the appointment of David burst Con-
stable OF District No. 8, vice Jacob
Blocher resigned.
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of land. ''o' %
Elizabeth Kahl, to Jacob Sh artzer.
acre and rs perches of land $25.
valentine Kahl and wife to Jacob
Shartzer. 20 acres of land 81 900.
II. II. Miller and wife to Joel d.
Brenneman, and Henry j. Miller,
part OF lots plumber 2214 and 22l8, con.
tanning . acres more or less $3.50.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-01-06

Christmas morning, when Mr.. ard
Mrs. Levi B. Hancock, of Cincinnati,
peered into their parlor at the Christ.
mas tree which they had left loaded
with beautiful presents the night be-
fore, they found that it had been rob-
bed of its handsome gifts by burglars.
who also carried off the Wince pies
and the Christmas cake.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-01-06
MT. LAKE PARK, Jan. I'd, 1888.

EDITOR hEPUBLICAN:-As uccesc-
full revival of religion closed at Ryans
Glade Church, Deer Park circuit, on
last Friday night. There were twen-
ty accessioDs and the same number
protested conversion. Mostly all
young persons. A number of Sunday
School scholars were of those who
found salvation. This field of labor
is becoming more and more encour.
aging.
Yours truly,
N. l.. BAUMGARDNER.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-01-06

The Senate has confirmed a large
number of Army-appointments made
by the President, among which were
those of Brig. Gen. John Pope to be
Maior-General, and of Col. Ranald s.
Mackenzie to be Brigadier General.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-01-06
LOCAL NEWS.

Mr.. r. 7. Bro wning removed his
family from Oakland to Hutton's
Switch Tuesday.
Another of Mr.. Samuel VOLTS
children, a daughter about IL years
old, died of diDhtheria Monday last.
Four other children in his family who
have been afflicted with the same dis
ease. are in fair way to recover.
Two large black hears were kill
ed within the past week, near John
Brenneman's, in Accident District.
this county. One of them. weighing
275 pounds, received death shot
from Mr.. A. J. Fazenbaker.
Farmers and others desiring a
genteel, lucrative agency business, by
which SIS to $40 day can be earned,
send address at once, on postal, to
H. G. Wilkinson & Co., 1876 and 1877
Fulton Street. New York.
l2l66m
Mr.. ]. G. Peddicord is now furn-
ishing our citizens with Chicago beef
daily. from Osbourn's old stand, in
the REPUBLICAN building. He pro-
poses in short time to keep a full
line of groceries, as we'll as fish,
fruits and vegetables in their season.
"A bear saddle Weighing IS
pounds was brought to Oakland Sat-
urday by Mr.. Henry Sines. (of W.
who, together with a neighbor. track
ed it to its lair and killed it the day
before, The meat was retailed to the
citizens of Oakland by Mr.. Andrew
Nelson.
Picture Frames made to order.
Fine stock of moulding Just received.
All sizes of glass kept constantly on
hand. Sleigh baskets and runners.
Work done with neatness and des-
patch. Terms cash on delivery of
work. JOHN A. WOLF,
East Oak St., Oakland, Md.
We have lately purchased large
lot of new type and printing mater
ial, suitable for fine job work. such
as bill heads, letter heads, state
ments, visiting apd business cards.
circulars, &c., &c. We will furnish
such work as low as it can be done
any where. and in as good style. We
are also prepared to do all kinds of
hand bill work, or, ia fact. any kind
of work that can be doue id a first
class country Office.
Among the social events of the
holidays in Oakland, was the marriage
OF Mr.. Charles S. Davis, of Oakland,
son of Rev. John NJ. Davis, to Miss
Sarah Lawton, second daughter of
Mr.. Samuel Lawton, proprietor of
the Oakland Wooden Mills, which
took place at the residence of the
brides parents on Thursday evening
of last week. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Wesley Davis, of
the Pittsburg Conference. and uncle
of the groom. A large number of
relatives and friends of the two fam.
lilies were present, and the happy
pair were the recipients of many ele-
CANT ana useful presents. They have
our sincere wish for their happiness
and prosperity.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-01-06
Baltimore Market.
Baltimore, January 3.

baltimore, January 3.
BEEF CATTLE.-Prices range from Sc IN Ea<c
hoGs'-For dressed the demand fair at So
SIC. per Id.
BurrER.-Choice New York, ssa35; good to
prime 22924; western rolls, 25@2S.
EGGs.-In good demand at 2S@2ec.
oBUCKwHEAT FLouR,-Prime So 25As 5O nor
100 lbs. Vo|'c''oV per
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FOUND!

On the LIST OF October, 1882, an estray steer.
Parties claiming said property must come
forward, prove property and pay charges.
GEORGE SERPELI,.
l2303 Fort Pendleton, Md.
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Estate of Alexander Spear, deceased

Estate Of Alexander Spear, deceased.
THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE-That the SUBJ
l. scriber, of Garrett county, hath obtained
from the Orphans Court of Garrett county,
in Maryland, Letters of Administration on
the personal estate of
ALEXANDER SPEAR,
late of Garrett county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are here.
by warned to exhibit the same, with the YOU
cheers thereof legally authenticated to the
subscriber, on or before the I'd day of
July next; they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit of said estate.
Given under my hand this 30th day of De-
cember, 1882.
JAMES H. SPEAR,
VIM. H. STEEL,
1903 Administrators, G. T. A.
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.

thereby notify all person indebted TO Saml.
Lawton by book account or otherwise TO settle
their accounts on or before the first day of
January, 1888. All accounts not settled at that
date will be placed in the hands of an officer
for collection.
Nov. %, 1882.
SAMUEL LAWTON, JR..
II 256t Manager.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1883-01-06
THE DAY,
The Baltimore Democratic Paper.
WIN. T. CROAsDALE, Editor.
One Of the Best Evening Papers In Amerea-Publl'hsd
Every Evening Except Sunday.
ssPER YEAR Oh % CENTS PER MONTH.
FOR SALE.

Will sell at reasonable price my tract of
land called PEA PATCH, containing 45S acres
lying adjoining the lands of William Broad
waters, In the Backwoods settlement Of this
county VIII sell as q whole or in tracts to
suit purchasers.
JOHN B. BRANT,
l22lms qlades Hotel. Oakland.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-11-14
ALARM IN VIRGINIA

The Whites of Southampton Greatly En-
cited over Rumors That the Negros 4 u
tend to Murder Their Families.
NORFOLK, Va Nov. 9.-The white people
of Southampton County are apprehensive of
an outbreak of the negroes.
kilograms were received at Portsmouth ask
ing assistance in the event of trouble. The
Mayor has posse of citizens ready if a sum-
mons comes. Yesterday a drunken negro
told servant of white family that at II
o'clock last night, a thousand negroes intend
ed to slay every white in Southampton
County. The whites at Newsoms, Franklin,
Boykins and Branchville sent scouts to learn
what was going on. 1t was noticeable that
not negro was seen at the usual places. This
gave additional color to the report and the
women and children were taken to,the weeds
and guarded, TeiegramS state the negroes
who work at the railroad stations have not
been seen since yesterday afternoon. The
people are preparing to defend their homes
Thus far no trouble is known of. It is i'm
possible to say whether,there is Just ground
existing for the excitement. Southamp ton
County was the scene, years before the War,
of bloody slave insurrection IL is not i'm.
probable that the traditions of that time have
something to do with the prevailing appre-
tensions
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THE LORD MAYOR.

Hfs Induction in once the Occasion of
Great Enthusiasm-The Banquet.
IoSDoN, November 9.-Tke procession OF
tie Lord Mayors show passed off without
disturbance. 1t was a mile long. In Corn
fhill an deliberately decorated grand stand
was erected, upon which the Lord Mayor re-
ceived an address from the Common Council.
The procession, especially the trophies ex-
hibiting the commercial products of Canada,
Australia and India, together with exhibits
from the international fisheries. including
Grace Darling's boat, ELECTED great enthusi-
asm. The street was packed with spectators
along the entire route. The Lord Mayor was
received with mingled cheers and Kisses.
Previous TO administering the oath of office
CHEF Justice Coleridge delivered some
what long speech, in which he observed that
all the previous civic pageants had been con-
nected with the ancient halt of Rufus. at
Westminster. which was now destroyed.
Lord Mayor Fowler was received to-day in
building which at present has no history
whatever. Changes might occur in city az
fairs and the authorities must submit to the
genius OF time growing in accord with
the spirit OF the age, for IL was only b. APP
proving itself to the high intelligence of a
great people that any institution could flour
ish-
The Lord Mayors banquet this evening
was attended by many distinguished per-
sons Washington, the French Ambassador,
replying to the toast in honor of foreign
ministers said there was no greater guaran-
tee of the peace of the world than the hearty,
cordial loyal friendship of Great Britain
| and France. France had made great pro-
! gress and he had every confidence of her fu-
ture. The policy of France was not one of
aggression, but OF holding her own. The
! French Government was earnestly trying to
settle thepending questions affecting France.
| His mission was one of peace. France wished
/ to approach Great Britain in a spirit of good
will and be met with the same desire on the
| part of England. LCheers.l
The Slaster OF Rolls responding TO
! the toast in honor OF Her Males
/ tvs Judges referred to the recent
visit of Lord Chief Justice Coleridge to
America, and said the latter found in
America the law administered with all its
/ faults and all its good qualities. but had
/ found the law as administered in England
and america the most merciful, NEST
/ generous and most Just ever administered to
/ any people of the world.
/ Gladstone replied to the toast in honor OF
/ Her Majesty's Ministers ReferringSto Wa6-
/ dingJOn's speech he said: Our hearts best
/ wishes are with France in every career OF
| peace. Justice and orderly government. On
/ which she may find it to her interest to
/ enter" Referring to the Minister Shaw Gf
/ fair he said reparatiOn by the French Gov
eminent has been offered rather than de-
/ mzndPd
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-11-14
COMMERCIAL.

Business continues dull generally. Though the
ESne of the dry goods market is stronger there is
ne change in quotations. Groceries remain quiet
having developed no new features of any import
G1ce. The supply OF butter is largely in of
the demand. consequently prices have further de-
cliEed. Hens ana chickens continue dull, but
prizes are unchanged. Turkeys firm, while
there is good demand and higher prices fer prime
DUCKS and geese.
GRAIN.
Wheat-Under light receipts local markets re-
main firm. Demand in excess of supply. Princi-
pal Inquiry, occasioned by milling orders. Very
little doing in shipping. as home markets are still
relatively higher than seaboard. Reports from
Europe continue to verify the statements of short
age In yield and weights. Seaboard at New York
SHOWS December delivery &c stronger, while Balti
rHore,'for cash, is g to &c lower. Chicago &c
Timer than Saturday.
Conn-Under an active demand both at home
~ abroad local markets continue strong and are
shade higher for all grades. Old corn is firm, and
all O6eFings find ready purchasers at full quota
ito rs Futures are neglected Some offerings OF
new bntteelng is rather dull. The present cold
wes ther is very favorable to curing the present
crop Gadifit continues we shall soon expect large
recei pts of the new yield
Dat Scarce; and all arrivals can be used by
home consumers.
The following are the accepts of grain at this
point or che past twenty-fcur hours:
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The Grocery Market.

oheese-Nestern Reserve. 121x@lSc; jersey, 1213Sc;
CRYSTAL Spring, 14c.
Cofees = Common. lasl21zc: ordinary. lsa
131ze; fair, 2ts 1414c: PRIME, 15Gl51zc; strictly
prime, l6@lS19c; choice, l7@I71zo; Old Govern
buckles roasted, 1715c; Le7erings I714c: Cardoba,
lie: Gates Nod, 1Sc.
lassa sase Standard s 0 s ' 81 ssRg
SEE white extra c, 7sz9sc; light brown, 77s9T54c;
Moiasses and syrups-Nev orle ans molasses. $50
60c; syrup, S5@z3c per gal. for common to choice.
Riee-Carolinc and Louisiana. ttgGj4c;
Spices-Pepper, 16Hc; alcpice re; cloves, 2oa
megs, 75Gsoc
sait-LaEe, in car lots, 81 Is; tsraE lots 81 2Oa
al 25 small lots i0c more frem store, dairy, 81 SO
slareh-Rehned pearl, s1l@sszc per 10: Eureka.
&C; Champion gloss, lump 7Ssc; improved corn,
Salt Fish-Mackerel. No. ness. s2a per bbl.:
No. msckefe SIS; halves, SEQ: No. 2macterel
s1S 90; halves Sc So No. mackerel, IS %; halves,
g 6O@5; No; white fish, half b5ls IS 6o97; fam
less fish, SIS 5000 per 100 lbs. boneless cod, s7@S;
extra. SIC; Grand Bank. 6@61lc Der ID.
s. CO: new Valencia. Sc: sultans, lac; new Musca,
tel raisins two Crown.S2 10three Crow H-S 6592 so
Messina, s5@5 so Oranges usica, $ 50.
per box. Prunes-Bohemian, 6HG9c; new Turk
ish S@s1c; Sultans do, SIC; curran Is. 61zg7c:
new figs. layers 15c Dates-Matts. 7zas be: lard in
10 10. boxes l5c. Peanuts-Raw, Tennessee. 80
1O@12c.
81 90; 8 lbs. 81 iOGi Is; Peaches lbs, Ear lard,
81 60@l IS; lbs, & 2092 So; seconds, bs, 81 20
@1 So lbs, 81 40@l As; Pie Peaches, lbs. 81 259
strs1berTies, 81 2SSi 81 Rasp6eTTes 81 soi 5
Cherries red 81 25@1 So; white, 81 oo92 Isl: sizing
Beans, 9Oc(dS1; Green Peas MarrOwfat, 81 59iszO;
Early June 81 4Oal so; Yarmouth Corr 81 Sttel 20:
o.; Polk. 5 lbs, 81 ioSi So; MacEerei, 81 pc
i 90: Tumbler Jellies, S5@9ec; Cove Oysters, le,
light weight, So@7cc; l 10. full weight, 81 iSg
q S6@2; ssrdines, French. is, 81 Is per :soz:
lbs. s. 5Oa2 60; gallon. S. 25@S 90.
Coal and Coke.
Pittsburg, per ton. s. Sc: anthracite. 81 &: Ras-
m0nd City, 81 IS; Indiana block. So; coke. lum p
lie; coke, crushed, 1Sc; Jackson county coal, 81.
Timothy, 81 5Oel co. OBJ blue grass, 81 a5sl 40;
The Produce Market.
Eggs-22c; selling from store, 24S25c.
Butter-Creamery, select, 30S33c; choice, l99
22e dairy, 16@lSc: country. l5c; low grade, i0S
Poultry-Hens. &c per ID; young chickens. &c;
ROSTERS, DC; turkeys, &c: ducks. old, 81 70 per
doz; young. u % per doz geese, iallteatheGed'
20@25c.
Nool-New unwashed. good order. 2Sc; tub
washed, clean. s5c; buried and cotted. 169lsc.
Wool now being received is in good order.
Vegetables and Fruits.
Beans-Choice navy. 81 759S 90; medium, 81 50
a. 80; marr0ws, . 25(G3 40.
Potatoes-90c@gSl per bbl.
Sweet Potatoes Philadelphia Jerseys, s. 0o9j so;
Baltmores, So 75@4.
Apples-Choice. 81 C09s SO per bbl.: common
81 2562 IS.
Dried Apples-EyaPo@ated 15@lec; common
dried. 79Sc
Peaches-Dried peaches, halves. 7@71zc; evsp-
GRATED, Ice.
Cabbage-S1@1 . per Dbl.
Onions-S 1592 90 per Dbl
Honey-l7@20c.
Crahberries- Wisconsin. slO9l1 per bbls; Cape
Cod, S13@4
Celery -30@f0c.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-11-14
4 CIergyman's Sore Throat.

This disease. which has, during the past
twenty or thirty years, abridged or entirely
closed the ministerial usefulness of so mary
clergyman, has rarely found successful treat
ment under any of the old systems of Redi.
cine. The following from Rev. J. b. Pratt,
of Madison, Wisconsin (late Assistant State
Superintendent of wisconsin,. shows how
promptly, in his case, this disease yielded to
the action of Compound Oxygen. He says:
Il had been troubled many years with 'CleF
gymaas' Sore Throat; and after a severe at
tack of influenza, the upper part of the lungs
were left very tender and irritable, aud L was
obliged to desist entirely from using nay
voice in public service. After two months
trial of the Compound Oxygen, found my
self to my surprise and qualification, able to
SO through full service again, not only with
oEt any trouble, but with very little fatigue.
Three months use of the remedy restored
my voice and lungs completely, and greatly
improved my general health. l feel it my
duty therefore, to bear testimony to
its good effects. l have waited for
time TO test the permanenee Of the bene-
fits received, and can say that during the
past severe winter | have been entirely free
from colds, and in better general health than
for IRany years; am % years of age" Treat
Use on Compound Oxygen, its natare, action,
and results, with reports of cases and full ia
formation sent free Drs. Starkey & P.tlen,
100 and I'LL Girard street, Philadelphia, Pa
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-11-14

The Provision Market.

Below are the presen, 1ohoing prices:
and heavy. l5lzc: clear breakfast bacon. lie;
English shoulders. SIC; California hams, &c;
goDsless Hams. i71Se; Dried Beef Hams, IKE; do
SIC; backs or bellies, sc.
Picked Meats-EnElish cured. clear SIDES or
escE s bean oS or e essl Spik Dr S oo
So 90: family beef, SIC.
Lard-Kettle rendered leaf in uerces, &c: Ia
Lard oiI-In tierces, zoe per gal; in u bbis,
sausages-BoIogna, in cloth. &c; in skin. ne.
Fresh Pork Tenderloius--l2c.
Fresh Pork seusage-Sc
Fresh Spare Ribs-z34c.
Sausage Meat-6c.
Iron and Steel Market.
Bar lron-s2 10 rates; hoop iron, s. 70 rates;
Norway and Swede iron. &c rates; horse shoe iron,
seq. Horse Shoes-Burden d Perkins. per keg,
sho per Goo snd Pui0s%
per box, 81 so. Cast Steel-Best American. per 10.
lac; spring STEEL &C., tire steel 4c toe calk steel,
SC: machinery steel, 6e9Sc. Nails-S2 50.
Leather Hides and TalIow.
Hemlock sole, 2S@S3c; oak sole, 359ioc; Penn
sylvania harness leather, 34@SSc harness leather,
kSe bride ,s sathe Rb per se 1Ss @ Soc es
70c@si 10; French calf, 81 l09l 30.
Hides-Green hides, &c; green calf, l0c; green
flint i2ISc; dry salted, lOc per H.: damaged grub
by or bull, two-thirds the aoove prices
Tallow--Prime, 7@TAc.
GTease-BrowD. 5@514c; white, I@se.
Drug Market.
Alcohol, 81 2S92 80: cslomel, 759S5c; csuphor,
50@S5c; cochineal 60G7oc; chloroforn, 81 3e4l Is;
gum opium, 81 25@4 50; indigo, sl93: morphine,
So zoos so. Oils-Castor. 81 45@l so; street. oil,
sOcGa 20 olive oil, 81 5oGS: bergannet SANDER
sonsl s. 5O92 IS; lemon tSanderson'sl, 81 5092 IS
Qui7ine. ?. 4 W., 81 s0@l So; cinchogida, S09S5c
American bi-carb. soda, 4@5c; English do. 51ad
&C. Snuff, Carrots 2oz. packs, 81 per doz.; 4-oz
bottles, So per doZ. Flove's sulphur, ACC. Tur
rentine, 45G4sc english yer. req, by b6l., PIC
iess quantities SIC. Iodine. 81 5o@2 Is. 10
eide potash, 81 6. Cloves, 25@S0c. Rhubarb, 90C
@s1 q. Window-gass, 50 per cent; double
50 and 10 per cent. of.
Miscellaneous Markets.
OTs-We quote; Linseed. raw, 55c; boiled, 5Sc
lard oil, 65aS5c; Ulne-s' oil, 65@S0c; lubrcatinl
oil, 12@SSc; straits oil. 5O@55c; benzine. lO@lzc
coal oil, Indiana legal test. 1@n1ze; 10 deg test
| u1z@12c; water white $50 deg, axe.
Timers Supplies-We quote:
| Best brand charcoal TN, &c, l0xH l2xl2 anC
/ 14x20, S. 70; TX, laxl4. 14x20. aud l2xl2
IS IS; roofing, &c. 14x2o. SC IS; 2Ox2ss, si2 .
OLA; block tin, in pigs, Csc: in bars. 26c. Iron
q iron, 5. soc: q ZION, SIC: Moorehesd's gal
! vsnized, 35 per cent discount Sheet zinc, 7Ac
Copper bottoms. DC. Planished copper, Csc
Solder, l4@17c.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-11-14

price lam also careful 20 insist that the hus-
baDd "love his wite as his own body, even ~
Christ loved the Church and gave himself
for it, have never uSed the
word obey because of its suggestion Of harsh
ness. And yet stand with the voice oil insplre.
ton which clearly makes the husband the head Of
tire family. believe the odium that attaches TO
the word obey grows ont OF misconceptiou OF
the muiual relations involved IN marriage true
wife with cTue husband win recognize her snbor
dinate relation. but by this DO not mean 4nfert-
ority or Inequality. The spheres OF the sexes
regard asunlike in kind and not IN degree. Ana
so the word 'obey." IL Scrf7turally used does not
imply Tire right of arbitrary power upon the part
of the husband any mere than Governmental
authority involves oppression IN well ordered ke-
publics
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1883-11-14
INDIGESTION AND DYSPEPSIA.

Persons afflicted with Dyspepsia often doctor for
symptoms of Apoplexy, CONSUMPTION. Heart Dis
ease and Paralysis when the real cause is Dyspep-
sia. After years OF suffering while City Treasurer
and Tax Collector of Lowell, cured myself of this
diabolical disorder OF Dyspepsia, as Carlyle calls
II, and now offer my remedy, the PERFECTION
PILLS. to all thus afflicted.
Sent by mail only, ON receipt OF 81. with my
Treatise on Indigestion and Dyspepsia, giving valu
able instructions to diet and exercise, what TO
eat and what not 10 cat
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