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ENGLAND.


LONDON, March 24.-The Manchester
Guardian says the Queen, who has here
toiore attended the parish church at Osborne,
is arranging for the establishment OF pri-
vate chapel there, and says the change is
due partly to the increasing years of her
majesty, and also to the precautions forced
on all prominent persons by the Irish troubles.
THE QUEEN ALMOST ENTIRELY RECOVERED.
the Court Circular says the weather alone
prevented the Ieen from driving out before
yesterday. Tne swelling of her msjssty's
knee continues 10 subsde, and she has almost
entirely recovered from the effects OF the IA /.
6 O'Clock P.M.-The Queens knee ia still
little smoll n. She ordered her carriage
to-day for the purpose OF taking a
drive, but 6oslly concluded not 10
go. Her majesty will not, as she
con EN- plated, 20 10 Sandringham next week
TO visit the Prince of Wales. She will,
however, in the latter part OF the week, leave
Windsor Castle for her residence at Osborne,
Isle of Wight.
ANARCHISTS IN LONDON.
Two Anarchists, n med Gaiz and Duhris,
have arrived here. The object ia 10 arrange
for grea, conference of Socialists in Lon
don. Dubris left Paris to avoid arrsst
GERMANY.
EMPEROR WILLIAM MUCH BETTER.
BERLIN, March 24-The health OF the
Emperor l. much better.
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REMOVAL.



J. NJ. Hill g. Co, he we'll, known boat and
shoe firm, so lsng at the corner Of Maiu and
Monroe streets, have removed 10 their new
hou,e, No. S3S Main, corner of UoIoD, one
block below The old stand, where they will
be glad TO zee their friends and customers,
sud invite an inspection of their new stock
OF stom-msde boots and shoes, especially
selected for this trade. This firm makes a
speciality of foe goods, which are cold at the
very lowest market rates, and anyone want
lDg anything in their line should by all
means give Them q call before purchasing
elsewhere. Mr.. Hill is practical shoeman
OF long experience in toe business, which
enables him TO buy at bottom price,,
giving him a corresponding advantage over
bis competitors. Don't forget his new num-
Der, 338 Main, corner Union, and when you
are passing drop in aud look around any
way, whether you want 10 buy anything OF
not.
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FIeyd's Ladies' Restaurant.

selves of This tact
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uest. tFrom Hospital.

|COfOHef sIuqutsl. TFrOm hOsplta!.
Distribution OF Deaths by Wards-First,
2; second, L; third, O; fourth, 1; fifth, 6;
sixth, 2; seventh, 5; eighth, 2; ninth, 3;
tenth, l. City hospital, 5. Still born, !.
White, Il; colored, "A. Total, %.
Mortality report for same week last year:
White, 8; colored, Is. Total, %.
J. Fl. PURNELL, ND,
Secretary Board OF Health.
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tx QUEEN ISABELLA, of Spain, can be
seen almost any hne afternoon on the fash
ionsble PAseo OF SavIlle, sometimes unat-
tended, sometimes with sixteen mounted
guards. The crowd pay little attention to
make her draw attention. In figure she
would be COED match for David Davis. "a
she pulls the scales at5about $50 pounds
and as te beauty the least said will please
her the most.
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THE LEGISLATURE.
The Bill Providing for the Repeal Of the
Charter Of Chattanooga Passed
First Reading
In the House-The Bill Making Ii q
Felony TO Keep a Gaming House
Passed Tbird Reading.

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, March 24-Gov. Bate this
morning spPoin'e1 ]. NJ. Greer Judge of the
Criminal Court of Shelby county.
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SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.
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Horsrord's Acid Phosphate

FOh NLhNUUoNEs5
DR.. H. 4 D. Parker, of Chicago, says: 81
have thoroughly tested il 10 nervous diseas
dyspepsia and general debility, and in every
case could see great beBeit FROM its Use."
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DuRKEE's SALAD DRESSING is imposed of
the freshest, purest ami choicest condi menis
money will buy. 1t surpasses sny that can
b. made at home, is cheap per, saves labor and
all auxiety
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M. &c. G. Kremer Go
DIED.

GRAY-On March %. 1888, of consumption. v.
GRAY, In the twenty-second year OF his age. Lit
tie Rock papers please copyl
Funeral this SUNDAY afternoon at O'Clock,
from his late residence, No. 204 Monroe street
Friends and acquaintance are invited to attend.
HEFFERNAN-Friday. March o. 1888, at s
O'Clock pm, MARY HEFFERSAN, aged seventy-six
years, widow of the late jeremiah HefeTnsn.
Funeral will take place fIom her late residence,
No 81 Exchange street, this SUNDAY afternoon
at O'Clock. Friends are invi e to atIena
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For Iu.Ixe Years
Indian Naraudera.

| was addicted to the morphine habit; SUI
Tered with all the irregularities known TO
woman. Two bottles Of Cortivalis entirely
cured me- Such. KENT.
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FREsH air, exercise, good food and DR.
Benson's Celery and Chamomile Pills will
when used together, cure any case Of uer.
vouszesI, sick headache or indigestion. They
strengthen the nervozs system. Five thou
sand physicians prescribe them.
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Go8TIVALI9s
The Only Perfect Cure for the Opium
U.hsf Tan-u

~ORTIvALIs is q sure, speedy and painles,
[ cure for the opium or morphine habit, con
tanning no opium IN any form. Il Is the greatest
nerve tonic in existence, furnishing large sup
Div of brain and nerve food. b has been used
With great satisfaction in many nervous disorders
such g sleeplessness, nervous depression, Eici
headache lost manhood, irregularities of females
few bottles will cure anyone addicted to ths
morphine or opium habit Il has been Used with
much success in the treatment OF inebriktek
81 SEND FOB OPIUM CIRCULAR "a
Manufactured by
ERWIN, GAYDEN 4 YONGUE,
wlnena, Miss,
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"FoR four years suffered agony from a ska
disease. DR.. BenSon's Skin Cure cured me- "
{. Z. Mcdonald, Plantersville, Ala. One
! dsllsr at druggists.
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senator Aorgan's Land Rn,

A special frou Montgomery, Ala, says
the reported visit OF Senators Plumb, Of
Kansas, Morrill,, Of Vermont, ex-Treasurei
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How Far LAWYER. NAV so.

The right Of an advocate 10 utter insinu-
atoms and ISLANDERS in the course of an argu-
me nj before q court came up recently at q
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n Office.

t)AkTlE5 having claims against the estate of
L A. J. Vienna, deceased, will please present
tnem 70 my attorney, Henry y. DIX, 90 Madison
sIesI fariles ndsoted TO said estate can settle
with my Attorney, or with A. J. Vienna 90 a.
the OLD stand, 3l5 Main street w.
49,, JOSEPHINE VIENNA, Kxssutrix.
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Dent Die IA
In LEGATIONS,

DENT Die fs the House. {.
Rough on Ratsn clears out rate, mice,
70 aches, bed-bugs, flies, ants, moles, chip
munks, gophers. Is cents.
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GERMANY.
THE HaEANEsT NAN.

EMPEROR WILLIAM MUCH BETTER.
BERLIN, March 24-The health OF tn
Emperor l. much better,
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Notice of Dissolution,

VIE MN OF WE5sON BROS IA this day dis.
l. solved by mutual consent p " wesson as
sumes the liabilities Of the firm and will collect
me debik due them, and will continue the Dental
A. WE1sON, JR,
=. v. WE35ON.
In retiring from the above firm / desire to 70.
turn my thanks 70 my friends aud the pu nlic zen.
orally Tor their liberal patronage. Very respect
Msrch 20, 1888
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List OF undelivered kilograms remaining a
The Western Union Telegraph Office, 33 Mad
ison street. Office hours from to I0:S(
O'Clock 4 o. and from 6 to. 8 p.m.,
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For Tennessee and he Ohio valley, cloudy
rainy weather, variable wiads, mostly easterty, STA
tiOno,y or higher temperature in tie eastern por.
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DIS. HEBER AND KENNEDY JONES.
once: Masonic Temple.
Notice.
1000 Tons Raus. Iron and Ron.1
ELECTION NOTICE.

VIE stockbolders of the Peoples Insurance
lion will Be held e, hereby notified th.i-- eisc-
Wednesday, April A, 1883,
for the purpose Of eiectine seyen Dt,ac,or. a..
during the ensuing year W 'si'o
w. NJ HARRINGTON, President
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Spring lamb, with green peas, all new
vegetables, spring chickens and everything
10 Tempt the most fastidious, at Floydis
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TELEGKAMS

To be Had by Calling nj the Once az the
Hours Mentioned.
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THE 0ZIER Long staple

Finest and most p'ohtable In the world: ~ not
s1T , will pay the forfeit. Took the Firs, Pre-.
and County Fairs. sse4OOS in cash 49,
natgms offered by the proprietor on yield ans
staple Tor the year 1883. Seed for sale OF 70 lac
containing particulars. J. d. OZIER. Corintb NJ
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Name. Age. Sex. Color. Cause Death

Memphis weekly Mortality Report.
Mortality report Tor the week Guiding Sstur
day, March 24lh, at O'Clock p "a.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1883-10-20
Lost, stolen or strayed.

ONE SMALL BAY MARE with three
W white spots on her body, where the
saddle is placed, and one white spot 'on
her forehead. Branded p on left hip.
A suitable reward will be paid on return
ing TO this office. 464 If
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JAMES III. HANLON.

pEGS TO INFORM HIS NUMER.
ID Gus friends, and the public gen.
orally that he can now be found at the
Bay Horse premises, where he will
attend TO all horses, either lame or sick
$40
The Republican journal., 1883-12-06


il.ir II Y fclE ihteF' llI- chdpleI ?
MI. I-.'ftiS J." iluhodld me-" booh on
.iIt woods ana IthtN OF MiIht' wherein
'' discusses laN5 l"r protecting game
dll expresses lhe opihi"l OF some 81
/ called Si"l '9lheH Whlch me- as ioNer OF
mature aHd au enemy oI reckless Siaugil-
lri cahi"t Htlp entertaining. WIN lhat
impulse NlArh ita'S men 10 SAY "Colle'
4tl " :" dhd hll something's ne mas no
II NHl'jtHl. WY iir 91lS i'e IoNe Oh hllillg
seems 1" lee ihh"'A ID men ana 10 show
,tSti wren .iiNl "''P lahts uI' gun 70 20
ilUlliI'3' No an.iild'' dangerous "r de-
'tHF''fS9' ne SAYS Is sue from TINS III
/ H.lhcl- "Hth Is c"lllhlhed WIN an
ea9fintsS thal + az lheS IeroclouS, ana
Ierhlr~1nesS that Is appalling. ne
ao-calIed sportsman Is not satisfied with
tdkln- the llNh or game which Will salts
/ ~ ms needs, put ne must slaughter more
| even II the cdlcasseS he on the ground
ana fot. mere IS no difference between
Maine ana Ibe piall3es, between school
| masters from Massachusetts and Sn0bs
from England. There was 2 story pub
Ilshtd last summer "hlch Mr. liub bhald
probably dld not see, OF man solouln-
Ing ID the New Hampshire mountain
region VINO took more than 1000 trout
from a Ut lie stream III one day Moth
| lIlG put brutal instinct, not very lar re-
moved IN character from that OF the
Schoolboy who sticks pms IN flies or tor
lures de1enceless animals, can be held
accountable 1or such day work. Bnt
| ne mas seen, ana llgntI% estimates, the
dolngs OF some organizations III our New
England cities and towns which devote
one OF Two DAYS III the year to the Whole
sale destruction OF all kinds OF birds and
small game, ana WIND up their sport, So
called, with SUPPER paid for 10y those
who have the poorest luck in finding
Objects t. shoot at Good, respectable
| cltlzenS the men think themselves who
indulge IN ths KIND OF cruel amusement
some OF them would shun glass OF beer
as a temptation OF the devil, yet 60 out
ana rhetlfully XII any OF Gods creatures
they can ilnd 'lnst for fun" They never
90, 1t may be noticed, where anything
more dangerous than woodchuck is to
The Republican journal., 1883-12-06
"Prince" Magruder's Dinner.

We were talking about good dinners,
writes a " Washington correspondent. and
an army officer said "The finest dinner
ever given in our army was that Of cen.
Prince Magruder who commanded
Fort Warren, Boston harbor before the
war, IN honor Of some English officers
Who had come down from Canada. You
know what splendid services some of
those English regiments have Complctc
IN every particular linen, silver. glass
that equal the food, and food such as
kings eat. Gen. Magrudcr Mas up in
Canada, and one of the rcgimentaI mess
es entertained him in fine styIc The
EngllShmcn rather expected to a~tonish
the prince with their magnlhccncp.
But he said nothing, whatever he may
have thought about the gorgeous feast
set before him. When he came to leave.
however, he invited all his hosts t. dine
with hlm in Boston. They said thrv
would. A few month after Magluder
got note telling him that these fellows
would stop of tor 4 da} at Boston On
their way to New York. When tie saw
he was il for it he hustled arom d in a
very lively fashion. He had a biz room
at the fort handsomely decorated with
flags and flowers. and he hired the con
tents of q silver smiths shop and a set
Of the finest china IN Boston. Then hc
gave It famous caterer carte blanche
lhe dluncr was a superb affair. Ii fan
outshone the dinner which the English
officers had given Magrudrr. The latter
was princclike in his manner. But the
English officers could not conceal their
The Republican journal., 1883-12-06
NUMBER 40.
Signing the Pledge.


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The Republican journal., 1883-12-06

TUESDAY, \OV. =.
Amount of stock at mlrkct-Cattie, lj5s, Sheen
and Lambs 1900; swine, p, $50; NeaS, -; Horses
rs, number of Western Cattle, I}Ss; number of
Nolthern and Eastern Cattle, Cows &c, 220.
Mlch Cows, Springcrs, &C.-There a light
supply In market. tIOOd Cows sells well ordinary
Sfle7 not in 50 good demand. Prices for eNtr,
sprnsers, g$G5 " head
working OAen-A fair sr,,,,l,- IN W. ,o, "a, ola,
oI Hrti gf,. ~ H. in, live weight 1850 H. sI3j
pr, Id'f' " 1T IT. in live weight 26O0 H. sI2j pr
ia liy ,,e, sG WEIGHT 200 H. sIl5; pr, grth
in it {e %SiS9t 5 1 si99 r. $Il5 pr, girt f. in,
store Cattle were in light demand sa,,,.. \
butchers. s"' "ostiy 10
Store Pigs-Only light supply in ' ,.Se weight.
for small Pigs, 6dsc h live weight. or +, prices
So " head. I'm 81 g
The Republican journal., 1883-12-06
Oh Bar Thy Gates

"0h bar thy Gates, my heart. make fast,
Window and port and door,
Lest thy first foes returned ut last
Should enter here once more
The Joy and Grief Were wont of old,
Their revels in thy Courts to hold,
Through every arch i'll state
lhrong gay conquering host,
OR like voiceless ghost
AT hour of midnight late,
Steal to the castle stealthily, and leave
lis spieHdors desoutc!"
''The Gates are fast The bitter tide
Of tears that without stay
once poured IFS streams here deep and wide
Has forced them shut for ave-
The bolts and bars are gnawed bv rust,
he silent Court-yard's dim with dust
Yet round them grasses spring,
And on the ramparts high,
Beneath cloudesS SKY,
Some pallid blossoms swing.
Md now and then bird in its glad course,
Pau>eS an hour to sing"
Springfield Republican.
The Republican journal., 1883-12-06

The Democratic managers in Congress are
>tid to be seriously discussing Il scheme for di-
vidiug Texas into three or four States. in order
to strengthen their party Vote in the Electoral
College, and Will urGr it for consideration by
the National Democratic Committee, when that
body meets to fix the time and place for holding
the National Convention. Although senators
MaXey and Coke di>avow sympathy with any
movement to divide Texas into four States. in
accordance with the stipulation contained in the
resolution of March |, 1870, anncXing tine Ten
Republic, the Democratic managers are
quietly working up sentiment through which,
IN event of Democratic success in lSN4, it can be-
accomplished. While considerable opposition
to such division now exists in Texas, it is he
lieved this opposition can tie easily oNcrcomob by
the persuasion and influence of the Senators and
members from the other late seeding States.
The Republican journal., 1883-12-06

NEW METHOD OF WASHING BUTTER.
\ new method OF washing butter has
been patented III Germany As soon as
gathered in the churn in particles about
tenth of an inch in size, it is transfer
red to centrifugal machine, whose drum
is pierced with holes and lined with a
linen sack that is finally taken out with
the butter. As soon as the machine is
set in rapid motion the buttermllk begins
to escape spray OF water thrown into
the revolving drum washes out all for
eign matter adhering to the butter; this
washing is kept up till the wash water
comes away clean, and the revolution is
then continued till the last drop Of water
is removed, as clothes are dried in the
centrifugal wringer; the dry butter is
then taken ont, moulded and packed
1t is claimed that the product thus so
fully and quickly freed from all impuri-
tlqs, without any working or kneading,
mas fine flavor, aroma and grain, and
Dftter keeping qualities than when pre-
pared for market in the ordinary way
! Il pr. u. Z. Caldwell, in n. Y. Tribune.
The Republican journal., 1883-12-06

James j. Brooks, chief of the secret service
division of the Treasury Department, in his
annual report for the fiscal year ended June
30th, 1888, says 1t is a matter for congratl-
lation, both with the public and this office, that
circulation new counterfeit note"
The Republican journal., 1883-12-06

The Boston Produce Exchange has
adopted resolution warning shippers
against making shipments to persons Of
firms soliciting business in Boston with
out careful investigation of their respon-
sibility, and also to caution them against
being deceived by persons having or as
suming names closely resembling those
OF we'll known and reputable firms.
The Republican journal., 1883-12-06

Mr.. 5. NJ. Curtis, of Brooklyn. n. Y saxs
he applied to the best physician he could fn,I
ana used every remedy recommended for or, a
severe cough he had for over four months viii IA
no success, and by accident heard of J.n
WINS TAR SYRUP. | took two bottles and
was entirely cured. Sold everywhere. M
The Republican journal., 1883-12-06

Proverbial sayings are the outgrowth of OBJ
servaliOn and experience; likewise is the rem
edy known as JADWIN'S TAR SYRUP. 1t
has been used for thirty years, and those who
have tried it are loud in their praise of its mer-
it. Sold by all druggists.
The Republican journal., 1883-12-06

Whistled by us. but fortunately. what
with the darkness and the ranidity nt
our motion, none of them reached Isl
1--WE had now arrived in sight of his
first battery. By the lights m0yino hnr-
riedly along the parapet. if was ohyions
that our approach was expected. As
we passed abreast the battery if gave
Us its first compliment il the shape Of 4
round Shot. followed by 4 storm Of Crane.
Here. again. the darkness and our sperd
saved us. Several OF the grape shot
glanced off the frame If lie enrine
without doing any damage.
Give her some more fire .Tohn , mia
the engineer, grimly. If they happen
to knock hole in us with one of them
bits of iron, YOU won't do any more Cir
Ing, nv boy. | can ten yOu that
'''Not in this world. ANYWAY. resu0nd-
ed the fireman. with saturnine humor.
Can't tell what | NAV DO in the next
world. William
''The reckless bravery Of the two men
in the face Of such danger, shamed away
my own arising tremor and folded nv
arms and looked toward the battery.
which was evidently preparing to Give
us another SalIlte. 1t came in The shane
"l q f"llcai sh"t' WIN 50 FRYE an ann that
i''IN14 "t,''''i . ~ u 'io DI'iel guy
oiu ~" W, '''t G-, "'''O" '''' Will
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l,"' - ,''i' u'0 It ~ 1T !" ny y
"'t'', H.. I'LL; XIII
'H ,".9 ',tl' W. ."o F"79ou "ut VI
'''i-t % tlio ~ o"tteIN' %,i" ,, we're IN
NJ 'Hr 21'' ~ "" ilole' llltSe WoIhS
!i'" oeeh ''l'''i u'te' " coIiihI'iu we
J""t,i'" ~, -, "ul I0'o "lth aii"tIlti running
Noutn' lioie N"' ai9o station dV IhlS
pun "'iu % We VIII it, W ! Sd" "il
tlis'lt S'd'l''I'S upon SluiliS' "ilH steam
up. | cauSnI SI4ht % 4 NUMBER oi lhell
running toN"I,l ~ dS "ei' aS otueIs nuSI
MN car "nlch $1,000 near It, liaI
IHe! "t't q ! rouIo lint ill'ke oulr IoT
NY pussy" '"Viil ii"c d hdsh VI iiSutlllng'
W '"lH Ii'"'Ii''l'' 'o'' tiie NdtttlIeS' winch
~" pi""doN ItcciNtH geographic l"IIce
~ '''' "PPi'"rH' "It'lt''liIt up"li ~ an''
10! iL''nltnj tio AR seemed 10 ne diIFe
"iui ~ IchlHS I"h'
NoIe i'lt JoHli' cLItd the tiiglliter !
ram htF iuIi 10 liic doof' or It's all up
WIN u.s.
"Ihe fireman stopped to obey but at
that moment a shell struck upon the
caboosp, and burst within three feet of
u.s. 1t was a ten-inch monster, and how
any of us escaped alive, fail to see. AS
it was, when the dust and smoke cleared
away. ] found the top Of The cab gone, a
portion OF The caboose torn off, and tie
fireman lying in ii heap on the floor, with
lis arm broken.
\ Hin knocked out, William. he groan-
ed ana now who's to fire her for the
TEST Of the trip +"
"'l Will.' said Il think can man
AGE it,
-Aiter placing the poor fellow in AS
comfortable position as possible, /
seized the shovel and begun my new
duties.
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The Republican journal., 1883-12-06

QUANTITY, Quality and purity are the
three inducements offered to purchasers of
JADWIN'S TAR SYRUP which is the only
Cough Syrup known to contain Pure Pine Tar.
The Republican journal., 1883-12-06

The Canadian papers are protesting against
the wholesale slaughter of deer which is going
on in that country. Unless protected by legis-
latiOn the animal will be extinct in three wears
The Republican journal., 1883-12-06
Ciphering for Next Year.

Before we pack away the election returns of
1883, let us see where they leave the two great
parties with reference to the campaign of 1884.
nder the new congressional apportionment
the electoral vote in 1854 will be aS follows
The Republican journal., 1883-12-06

We don't give away trial bottles of JAD-
WINS TAR SYRUP, for if we did, everybody
would be cured, and we would be obliged to
quit business for want of funds.