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AMERICA AHEAD.
Peculiar characteristics OF Ameri-
-lcans.-Ehe Evils and How
Restored.

In this age of hustle and hurry, an
age devoted to great projects and enter.
prises, the American people are taking
the lead in the furtherance of noble
works, and in the advancement of the
sciences and arts. In these they deserve
to take higt rank, AMI through the uni :
ted works of millions, the American con.
t,nent is fast being transformed from its
untamed state and being placed on an
equality with the older continents be-
yond the ocean. The American people
are fast under these influences, develop.
ing into q nervous, energetic race, re-
markable for its vim and business qlali-
dcations; yet there is danger that in the
course OF years these Very elements
may combine to the ruination OF the
physical character Of the people, and
leave them feeble and altogether differ
ent from their forefathers. General de-
bility is now much more common than
formerly, and seems to be on the in.
crease among the masses. Many rcme-
dies have been extensively advertised for
this wide spread complaint, but none OF
these have been so successful or met with
such general favor as the remedy. Mr..
5. S Goudy, Of Massillon, Stark Coun-
ts. Ohio, writes that he had been troub.
led with general debility and dyspepsia
for several Years; that he was induced
to try PERUEA for his complaints. and
that after using three hotties of the med
icine he was greatly relieved. 1t brsced
him right up and gave him energy, and
restored him to his youthful vigor. HI
ascribes his cure to PERUNA, and says i
is q wonderful remedy.
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/. p. Dukehart.

Supt, of B. q O. R. R. Co.'S Hotels,
Conductor on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad for % years, and previously q
Druggist, writes: "Cumberland, Md,
Dec. II. 1881: have used but one bot
tie OF Perana between myself and son.
He had Diphtheretic Sore Throat, and
is now we'll. As for myself, it has en-
tirely relieved the ddllness IN my head,
which has been OF long standing-,he
result Of Chronic Malaria. never took
anything in nv life that gave me such
great satisfaction. My wife is now Ia
king 1t also." Ask your Druggist for
the "Ills of Life" aud how to cure
them-a book.
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The colts the next lay, hut II We bad to


The colts the next day, hut II We had to
60 We coulG drive cut the gate and take.
he first left hand road. Well, pa wssg
mad, and be wanted to know Bhy /
didn't tell hip We we're on the track, but,
] told him be seemed to know It al and
1t was dangerous to advise man who
knew 1t oil. He didn't speak all lthe way
70 town, but when he put out the horse
be said, .Hennery, if this thing gets out
your pa will have the reputation Of be-
ing drunk. Ityou'tell Of it yeu are ne
friend OF mine. So shah not cay
anything sbouslss .eauss III. il. b mean
boy that will 60 back on his pa"
{. And the by went out whlstling. r.
! Shes q Daisy" e ss'ss e es's
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Ottomans in silk or wool are much
used.
Sadness is disease; the best remedy
for it is occupation.
Don't sleep in the same undergar.
ments that are worn during the day.
Don't make practice OF relating
scandal o. stories calculated 70 depress
the spirit, of the sick.
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Zephyr balls are earliest made on q
large hairpin, or wire In the shape Of
one. Wrap the worsted in even layers,
tie it tightly to the centre, and Gu where
the wires are on at each side.
: One may utilize old mating. which is
no longer fresh enough to look we'll, By
putting 1t under carpets. 1t can be
cleaned perfectly by washing it on both
sides with hot salt and water; hang il
on line out doors to dry.
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PRAYING FOR PAPA.
How the Petition Of . Lltelo Fcats
tier Was Answered ImmediateIy.s
New York Morning Journal


New York Morning Journal.
A few nights ago q we'll known citizen
of this town, who has been walking for
some time in the downward path, cama
out OF his house and started down town
for night Of carousal with some old
companions he had promised to meet.
His young wife had besought hin with
imploring eyes to spend the evening with
her, and had reminded. him Of the time
when evenings passed 10 her company
were oil too short. His little daughter
had clung about his knees and coaxed in
her pretty, willtul way for s.papa" to tell
her some bedtime stories, but hatitTwas
stronger than love for wife and child and
he eluded their tender questioning by
the special sophistries the father Of evil
advances at such times from his credit
fund and vent his way. But when he
was blocks distant from his home he
found that in changing his coat be had
forgotten to remove, his wallet, and he
could not go out on q drinking bout
without money, even though he knew
that his family needed It. and bis wife
was economizing every day more and
more in order to make np his deficits.
and he hurried back and crept softly past
the window of the little home, IN order
that he might steal In and obtain II With
out running the gauntlet of either ques-
tions OF caresses. But something stayed
his feet; there was fire In the Crate
within-for the night was chiil-and it
lit up the parlor and brought out in
startling effect the pictures on the wall.
But these were as nothing to the pictures
on the hearth. There, in the soft glow
OF the 6relight knelt hls child at her
mothers feet, its small hands clssped In
prayer, its fair head bowel; and ss its
rosy lips whispered each word with
childish distinctness, the father listened,
spell-bound to the spot.
"Now I lay me down to sleep,
I pray the Lcrd nv soul to keep;
II should die before wake.
-. I pray the Lord my soul to take"
Sweet petition! The man himself,
who. stood there with bearded lips shut
tightly together, had said that prayer
once at his mothers knee. Where vas
that mother now7 The sunset gates
had long ago unbarrsd to let her pass
through But the child had not finished;
be heard her "God bless mamma, papa
and my ownseli," ,"--then there was
pause and she lifted troubled blue eyes
to her mothers face
a
"God bless papa" prompted the moth
er softly.
"God bless papa" lisped the little
one.
.And --please send him home sober"
-he could not hear the mother as she
said this, but the child followed in
clear, inspired tone:
"God-bless papa land please--send
hIm-home-sober. Amen" Mother
and child sprang to their feet in alarm
when the door opened so suddenly, bat
they we're not afraid when they saw who
it was, returned SO soon; but that night.
when little Mamie was tucked up In bed
after such romp with papa, che said In
the sleepiest and most contented OF
voices :8sss 9sasa szes
"Msmma, God answers most as quick,
as the telephone, doesn't He"
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Scientific.

Salmon can swim ave miles Ia an
hour, and even ascend cataracis.
In the whale the upper lip falls down
like a curtain, overlapping the lower
Jaw several feet -
The nightingale and crow have vocal
organs similarly constructed, yet one
sings and the other croaks.
A successful attempt has been made
in London to propel street cars by the
direct application OF compressed sir.
The canning OF whales is new in
dustry in Norway. The creatures are
not put mp whole, only the eatable parts
heine subjected to packing processes.
Toledo Blade. ~
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'Catarrh.,

The remarkable results in . disease
so universal aud with snch variety OF
chafac' eristics as Catarrh. prove how
efectually Hoods Sarsaparilla acting
through the blood, reaches every part
Of the human system. A medicine. like
anything else. can be fairly judged only
by its results. We point with pride to
the glorious record Hoods SarssparilIa
has entered upon the hearts OF thous-
ands Of people it has cured OF catarrh.
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Hay Fever,

For Hay Fever l. recommend Ely's
Cream Balm. 1t entirely relieved me
from the h.st application; have been
sufferer for ten years. G.iug from home
snd neglcctiug 70 take the remedy, l had
an attack after returning ! Immediately
resorted to it. and found instant relief.
l believe, had ] begun.it use earlier. I
should not have been troubled. j. Coll
TER, Clerk, lis Broad St., E'isabeth,
N. J. .Ts I siasis =
Ny brother Myrcn aud myself we're
both cured 10 al appearance, OF Ca
tarrh and Hay Fever last julie and Aus
gust. Up TO this date. Dec. %. neither
have had any return OF th.se troubles.
Ely's Cream Balm was the medicine
used. @ GABsrEL FERRIs. Spencer, N. 7,
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. r. FARQUHAR. m. D..
(Pormer 3 Of Zanesville, ohio,)

Physician and Surgeon,
ufaos and residences in tbs Walton property.
w 0CD SFIEL HI0.
Having located at the above place. offers hls
Professional services, whore he hopes BY
clsse attention to business to merit pnblIo
ssnadsncs and pxtrsnsgs
Chronio Diseases iii receive special
attention. nsy4,?sr
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City ssnts fer each subsequent insertion.
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|HAY-FEvER Apply BY the. lit.
tie finger into the nestrils, It will b alb
sorbed, sfectually cleansing the nasal pas
sages Of catarrhal virus, causing healthy re.
erstions. Il allays Inflammation, protects
the msmbransl Innings Of the head from ad.
di'ional coldscomplstely heals the sores and
restores the sense Of taste and smell. Benef
ia results are obtainedlby fow applications.
"a Thorough Treatment VIII Cure!
UpequalsA for COLD in the HEAD,
Headache and Deafness, or any kind Of
mucous membranal irritation. Send for cir.
cular By mail. prepaid, 500. . package
stamps recsived. Sold by all Wholesale and
retail druggists. BLY BROTHERS,
feb27's0H owsgO,N Z.
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ATTORNEYS.

WrzxAn eKnY.. ...wILLIAN eKEy
sA Notary Pubic.
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The month Of May was giving its
parting sigh to June, when near the
hour of 10 at night Stanley March,
with his bride that was to be on the NOR
row, walked in loving embrace along
the sandy beach at the base of the hill,
whereon Captain Rupert had sworn his
vengeance.
They were moving on, when forth
from the thicket sprsng Captain Rupert
and half . score o bis rrfflsns, beared
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PA STEPPED

and asked him what he wanted and be
said, %, nothin, and pa drove on and
told him to mind his business. We went
around the track again, and when We
got to the same place the man was there
and I guess pa thought il wss time Ia
inquire the way, SO be pulled up and
asked the man Whist he was doing there
and the man said be was minding hi,
own business. Pa asked him il We wer,
on the tight road to town, and the mar
said il We wasn't in any hurry be woult
like to have us drive on the track al
night, ss it was little heavy. and b.
wanted to get It in condition to speet
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PHYSICIANS.

Dr. J.. w AY,
Physician and Surgeon,
Elm COVE, Waskinssen Tp, Aonros
County. 0his.
Al calls promptly attended TO. during the
Asy or night. feb23.'6s.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11

Chief Justice Waite, Of the United
States Supreme Court, sa,s a CORE
spondent, looks very little older thar
he did eight years ago, when he visited
Richmond, Va, to hold his first term
of court there. Hi. simple manners
then almost shocked the people of that
aristocratic city. When the Marshal
called to inquire at what hour the Chief
Jn-iic- would require his services as
escort to the court room, he Was taken
all "back a the quiet answer:
81 guess CON find my way alone.
I've walked alb tut town some, and To-
Gated the place while was out" Hard.
ly knowing VIII t to say, She Marshal
lot his gaze fall from rhr Jud ye's fac.
to his boots, and thcs, seeing small
patch On lie toe of one Of them, beat a
hasty retreat. For, he thought, a Chief
Justice Independent enough to wear a
patched boot, in Richmond, Of all pla-
ces. would certainly not hesitate to
pilot himself TO the courthouse, nor ~
act az he pleased when he got there.
And for week after that the am b'iou
Of all Richmond was to get a peep at
Mr.. Yates boot, to verify the Mar
slals story.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11

County Collectors Bedford ami Kyne
have unto! in a final notice TO lax,
payers who have not yet paid their
capitation and other taxes, due the
county, to come forward and pay im-
motiately.
Whole pages of csp:tatioR taxes, they
say, are upon their duplicates unpaid,
and unless they are paid, they will be
returned AZ delinquents to the Levy
Court at Its meeting IN March, when
they will be struck from the assessment
and not be placed thereon again until
twelve months after they have been
stricken off.
The Collectors will be ut their otfic
from now until the 10Th instant, from
8 to II O'Clock q. ~, from 2 to and
from Z to p. NJ, for the purpose of re-
ceivin2 taxes. Tax payers, who only
owe capitation tax, need not expect
to be called upon by the Collectors, as
that is not made obligatory upon them
by the law. The only sure plan to keep
from being returned as delinquents
will he for them to 60 and pay their
taxes at the time and place already
mentioned,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11
FOR HORBES.

Used for Strains, Sprained Joints, Sore
Scratches Sweeny Fist lla, PO!l Evil, Die.
temper, Curb Stint Blood OF Bone Spawn,
| kingbOne, and will remove Ri Swellingl
| and CRllOus Lumps left from Kicks or other
| Bruises, without inluriDy the growth OF the
hair. Has proved u sure cure tor EpizoOty
WIN cure the worst case Of collie In ten u in.
utes and relieve Bots Dose-1 or z table.
spoonsful In pint Of milk-Tarm water.
All persons wishing q ifstcass liniment,
one that will give full satisfaction In per.
forming cures as recon men1ed will use ii .
II. h., which is guaranteed MS no 0 her ini
Il ent is. 1t pu: uy Of tie bes. .ssentia
Oils and other very co.tly articles such as no
oth0I linimelt In he market Is composed OF,
and tbosS using IL en- rely on or LoL being
humbuggcd BY false recommendation mac
up by travelling sse.ig to deceive the cub.
lie and mate the u believe that "a . ties have
given the use OF their names AID stating
parties have ueed and recommended it who
have never used q drop otit nor aIlowsd their
names 10 be usod. II persons prefer u turpen-
tine aho crude oil Unlnent, such as kerosene
Oil and other and sucn materia q as these,
the proprietor Of p. II. II. Me iicine coul0
furnisE that class of liDiCebt, put up In fur
ounce hottie tnas retails at 90 cents, ~ Ier
dozer, to retail at 20 cents bottle. and would
make more proflt on 1t than he does on the H.
d. h. at the rate It seiis, as three gross OF 1t
would not cost him more thar oEcgrofs Of the
II. II. Il. does, III u! up In plain bottles and
cOrktd with common rss those Ainds OF
liniments generally are. The public should
judge for themselves which is the best and
cheapest medicine to uSs, and lot be intiu
enced by every report they may soc In the
papers. Tho II. Ii. II. has gained for itself II
reputation for genuine merit for The last thir.
teen YEAR, 3Eu 40 enc putting up THIS class
nf a t,.tb n IL ~ 70.
hundreds u tho, sands OF dollars to humbug
the rcUr!e with 50 the proprietor will offer
no certificates only genuine ones, Tor the
parties con he correepoIdrd with at any time,
and frOA them the Jrus merits of the Medi-
cine Cot be found out. The proI riotoS has
already tpent, In brl nging II before the pub
lie, "sou. $4,000, and whether the medicine
stauCs w. taiis be will not use aDy deception
to deceive Il g publ ic It's use beyond what
he guarantees it to DO. ne will Olter you
from time 10 tine few cert ucates showing
its good effect .. both man and beest.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11
NOTICES.
NOTICE

DELdNQU ENT COUNTY TAX PAYERS
In pursuance Of an Act Of Assembly Of the
State Of Delaware, passed at Dover the 10th
day Of April, 1873, requiring the Collector OF
County Taxes to again give public notice dur
ing the month Of January Of his readiness "a
receive delinquent taxes, the Collectors Of the
city Of Wilmington, hereby give notice that
they will be at their oitice, G21l Market street,
second story on the 18th, l2th, 18th, 18th and
10th days Of January, 1883, for the purpose Oi
receiving taxes then due and unpaid. Once
hours. from te II n. IN, 2 to and to Q I'm.
Attention II called 10 Section Of the Act,
which provides that all persons who fail to
pay their taxes before the sitting Of the Levy
Court shall have their names stricken rom the
Assessment List and shall not be placed
thereon for the space If twelve months after
the date of such allowance.
All Taxes unpaid after the above dates Will
be proceeded against according to law, az the
County wants IT. money and we propose to
collect IT, tHAS. II. D, BEDFORD,
County Tax Collector, lst District.
WILLIAM KlNE,
loot County Tax Collector, md District
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11
MIS- Ftrty.seconu RescUe

Three young men, partly intoxicated
were sOoling on the pier at the foot OF
West Eleventh street, New YORK, on
Tuesday afternoon, when tud :cnly one
OF them, Francis Kain, O. 202 West
Eleventh street, was thrown overheard.
He struggled desperately in an effort to
gain the pier, but ~as,unsucce,stul.
Captain McELr0e, OF the Lite Saving
Service happened to be in West street,
and, without hesitation, Jumped intv
the water after the drowning mai.
Kain had sunk for the last time when
Captain McEnroe seized him, and with
much difficulty gainfd The pier The
almost drowned man was taken to a
police station, and after time reeuscitat
ed and Was taken hOme. This ma kes
the iiity-second person McEnrOe has
saved from drowning.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11
CERTIFICATES,
PHILADELPHIA, January 70

PHILADALPhIA, January ~, 1881.
ID. ID. TOmiinsor.
EEARsIR: Having card so much Of the
virtue as a c,ra:ivs Of your "Celebra tod b
H. II. Remedy" one Of my daughters, who
had suffered very much from a painful bun.
ion on one Of her feet, was induced to try
your medicine as a liniment, and, to her
sreat Joy and surprise, after a Few aoplca-
tons VAS permanently relieved Of both pain
and tunion. My wife has such confidence In
Its virtue that she resorts t. 1t rs a remed
for al the Ills any laember OF tho family
may happen 10 be attl icted with. several OF
our fiieuls and neighbors, liter having used
it, speak Of 1t in the most glowing terms. To
hear foiLe speak OF It's very Great power TO
cure, one would slmoat imagine no other
mcdisine was nee s.ry.
Al, very respectfully yours,
JAMES MAHONY,
s North Fifth etroet.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11

TIC Now CaStIe Presbytery VIII hold
Especial session in the Central Preshy
terrain Church at 10 80 o'clock next
Tuesday morning, AZ W nich tine they
will consider the application Of Rev.
George Rogers Tor 4 letter of dismis-
sion 10 tho Philadelphia prnsbytery.
The Rev. Henry Eumer VIII also make
Gpplicat!oN Tor permission - retire
from the pas,Orato OF the Church ut
~. Georges, and make application for a
l"'t OF uismisslOn 10 the Presbytery
OF CAcster
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11

grand testimonial benefit will b:
given 10 M. Harry j. Avul.trouy, at
thr Otrra HoHr, rn the 26ih inst, by
the Philadelphia Arch street Opera
House Minstres. MIR. Armstrong is
IL ha,ivc OF our cry, aud should be
greeted with II crowded h use on this
o. aston. He is an accomp ed
ac'1r, aud highly popular with the
.nDllr
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11
Yhe Auxiliary CGFps.

The annual meeting Of the Ladies'
Auxiliary Corps Of Smith Post, No. l.,
q. A, r., was hcid Mt their room in the
Adams Building last evening. Ar.
raDgements we're made for assisting the
Post in entertaining Wilde Post, Of
Chester, next Monday evening, and
the following officers elected TO serve
the ensuing term;
President, Mrs. Evan Brown; Vice
President, Mrs. $. B. Kue4; Secretary,
Mrs. James II. WrghtinFton, freasur.
er, Mrs. John Bricks.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11
OmrSr ADsltt1pytcs0,

Yesterday Mayor Wales appointed
James II. Sewall, TO fl tho vacancy in
ne Elf ia Police District 0ccasioncd by
the resignation q officer Bowers Mr..
Sewal! has been employed as IL riviar
by the Harlan 4 Hoilingswor:h CJm.
papy. He was = urn in, and entered
upon his duties lass night.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11

Guaranteed TO cure Rheumatism, Neural
gia. Paralysis, Diphtheria, Pleurisy, and
rad calIy cures all diseases where lsilnents
can be used on persons.
For internal use Tor Cholera, Cnolert Nor
bus, Cramps Pain, In tho Stomach or Bow
els. Dose-irom 20 crops to half a tea spoon
full In water
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11

Yesterday a yellow flag was flying
roo one OF the windows OF luuse on
FrcEch street, near Fifth, in1icating
chat there vas a case of smaIl.pox In
the building. This is the only case. so
far as we can learn, In the city.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11

UOR SALE-A' VALUABLE FARM
containing 17b acres, good buildings
v1thin 10 miles Of this city, railroad station
- the farm. Tho above property will pay
9per cent on the price asked for II. Last
yG6s II paid over 20 per cent. For further o.
NgDation apply to +. Pennington, No T..
~ street, debit
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11

PHILADELPHIA, 1911 Crease street
To the Proprietor of H. h. IL. Medicine:
Having % tiered nearly three three weeks
with the Nearalgix, being go bed one OF my
arms became paralyzsd, the doctor could
give mo no relief. One of my nogebors told
me OF your "Cel.bratedH. 4. II. Medicine. "
l sent and got one bottle. l found 80 much
relief got another, which made q perfect
cure, and most heartily recommend 1t to
I'll who are like atfi icted. Anyone can learn
from me what think of 1t. Yours tru VI
MRS. HENRY BATH.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11

Remaining in the Wilmington Del) post
Office Saturday, January ., 1888:
LADIES LIST.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11
:
WAFER RENTERS.
BHoK WATER DEPARTMENT

WILMINGTON, DbLt, Ice. 81, 1904.
The bill. for the year 10 are now ready
and ay>be n. the Reglst ar's Ottios, y. W.
corner Sixth and X nS streets.
TN all bills remaining unpaid after the 3lst
OF January. 1888, tive per cont. will be added
II paid during tic month Of February, and
ten per cent. II paid during march. After
which time the fsrrules nay be withdrawn
and s1it instituted for the recovery OF the
amount due. Once hours, 90 In. to 4 p. m
lal.3st J. A. BOND, Registrar.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-11
NOTICE.

y ~.
The annual meeting Of the members Of the
New Castle County Mutual Insurance Com
pany will be held at the office fthe Company
NO 5U2 Market street. Wilmington, Del, on
Monday. January IS, 1888, at 10 o'clock. a. m
at which time and place from lOo'rlock A. m
To 2 O'clock p. IN, nm election Will be held for
8 directors to serve years
i-tl5 NJ. NJ tLEANER. Secretary.