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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-24
A Common sense Remedy.
S AIICYLICA
No More rheumatism. Gout
or Neuralgia.
Immediate Relief Warranted.
Permanent Care Guaranteed.

Five years established and never known to fail
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atand!ns of SaiicfEc,.
- Y G r H T.
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BLOOD OF RHEUMATIC AND EQUITY PA
TIENTS.
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rem d. because it strikes directly Al the Cause
of Hheuna' lem, Gout and n. ur,igia, while so
many So, allied specifics and s;iIlused panacsas
only treat locally the effects.
Il has been c,ne, ded by erlir.Ht scientists
that outward applications, S, h as ii bbiDg with
oils. ointneuts, lninlents ard 50 .shina lotions
VII not eradicate these disc Sc. which are the
result oi the poisoning OF the blood with Uric
Acid.
-a,feylica works with marvellous eject
on this acid, anu removes the disorder. Ii
is now exclusively used ry all c.lebr tea Physi
Clans OF America and il0ro,,e. Highest Nedi-
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lii three days.
REM kM e E,xt
Thst Salicylica is . certain ts:re fur
She Hnf ~ ASMS, Cont and aenrA !. ia.
+ he M ost intense pains are s:ihdlicd almost IN
ssantly.
Give it a trial. Relief guaranteed or money
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Thousands Of testimonials sent On appl;ca-
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Sent free BY mail on receipt Of the money.
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But do not be deluded into taking limitations
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the name Of WASHBGRNE CO. on each box,
which is guaranteed chemically pure under our
signature. All indispensable requisite to insure
success In the treatment. Take 20 other, Or
send to us.
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ID II. SEP I'm n Ely ,
40. II koa.ny Street.
Treats Ali Chronic and Special Diseases.
~~1 nE~

4oUhS -G4 Sh
Who May b. Suffering from tn I"
w effects OF youthful foiies or indiscreti II
viii do well to avail themselves Of this, the
greatest boon ever laid on the altar of suf-
feriag humanity. DIR. spipney will guarantee
to i..lfeit $500 Tor every case of Sennai Weak
ness or private diSesse of any kind or Character
lich h. und ertakes and fails to cue.
NIDDLE-AGED MEN.
There are many at the age Of tl'irtr t" sixty
pno are troubled with too frequent excavations
of the hIat;a:er, often accompanied by slight
an. .tiI. cr hLr,iins sensation and a weakening
{. TIC >, st.a. IL manner the patient cannot
account for On examining the urinary de-
potts rapy sediment will sften he found. and
sometimes small particles Of albunen VIII! ap-
pear or sne ,lor will be OF a thin mtikiSh hue,
again cfancin- t. a dark and torpid appear
ancc There IRE msng men VIII die CT this dit
fculsy ignorant OF tic cau-c, which Is the sec
onti stage of seminal weakness. Or. S. vii
guarantee perfect care in all such cases. and
. healthy restoration # tEs gentle urinary
organs
Office Hours 10 to4 and to 3. Sundays
fr,,s, 10 to IL a. NJ. Consultation free,
thorough examination and advice. s..
Call cr address DE-. SPiNSHi l. CO.
No. IL Kes.-uy St. san Francisco,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
The Great English Remedy

Is . never failin
cure for hGvUu
Debility, Exhals-
ted Vitali y, sem
al Weakness.
Los t Manhood,
Impc,eacy, Pros
taorrhea, PaTsly-
sis ae,c al the ter
rbie effects OF
Self Abuse, youth
full follies and OK
~on ay - 49, ~ To- raSv.
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
V. & Y. r. II. TINE TABLE

FROM VIRGINIA TO CARSON AND RENO
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1883-06-24

The College Institute FIR the cure OF all Special
Compicaied and sc-caIied !ncarshte Chronic
Diseases. isr. Lea5ii-'s s,eEutati fA'
Vi.s0rMtO i. Pc itiveiv Guarantees ~ cure
Nervous md Physical Dehi fty, nernlns. eak.
ness, L st Manhood, Spsrnlatorrh"ra, Loss OF
fnergy, Ringing and Dizziness III tie Head,
MelaRcholia, Hopel ~ Feelings, irGstatoTi hea,
and all the results Of youthful iiipttdenae an :
exces ca Of mature wears. The Doctor. :. reg
ular college physician from europe, vii! agree
60 forfeit one thousand dollars for a case the
Invisorator will not cure under special treat
ment and advice. .
The reason 70 many can not get cured OF
Weakness and the above diseases is oWlng to
compile. tion, called ProstatorrEea, whlen re-
ou;ros peculiar treatment
DIR Lfebiges lnvis"ratOr No: Is
TIE only positive cure for lsrO~sNtOrsbcN
Price OF either Invigorator. 81 per bottle; Sax
for SO. Sent to any address on receipt OF
pric>, or c. o. D. Responsible i'ersons can pay
vhen cured. Ssrictest Secrecy Maintained.
Patients cured at home. DR.. Lebig Eispen-
sary has an elegant Drug Store ia it's building
Too frequent excavations Of tho Bladder and
ROpy Sediment In urine arc symptoms OF Sec
oudary Seminal Weakness and Pi"s'atorfhea.
Complaints readily yield to the DR.. Liebig
OTninaTY Cases-Any recent case Of special
or private di-ease cured for $40. Remedies
sufficient to cure will be promptly sent, win
full directions and advice. on receipt OF S'o.
Walton.
W. INvI0OR ATOR SAMPLES FREE.
10 prove the wonderful power Of the Great
German Invigorator . 8 bottle ct either num-
bse win be sont foe Of charge Persons order
len sfreo bottle will onlV have to pay ex-
peoasage On delivery
Moss Powerful Electric Belts Free 70 Patients
Consultation. Examination and Advice free and
Drivate. Gail o. write.
Dbe, l.IEBIQ Il 60.
40 Geasv Strest Private Entrance, 405 Mason
Street, San Francisco. California.
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years, such as Lcs+ OF Memory, Lsssitude,
Nocturnal Emissions. Aversious to Society.
Dimness OF Vision, Noises in the Head: the vita
fluid passing unobserved in the urine, and many
other diseases that lead to Insanity and Death.
DIR. MIMI who is \ regular physician
graduate Of the University II Pennsylvania
viii agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED Doll
LARS for 3 case Of this kind the VITAL RES
ToRATIvE (under his special advice aud trest-
ment} will not cure. or for anything impure or
injurious found in it, DR. MIN1lE treats all
private diseases successfully without mercury
Consultation free. Thorough examination and
advice, including analysis Of urine. IS. Price Of
VITAL RESTORATIVE, s. bottle, or f'uF
times the quantity. $40; sent to a y address
upon receipt Of price, " G. o D., secure fri M
observation and in private mare if desired. by
L. A. MINTTE, n d,
II kearney St, San FRANCISCO, Cal.
SAMPLE pOTTLE FREE will be sent to eny
one applying BY letter, Q ati"g symptoms sex
and age. Strict secrecy in regard to all busi-
ness transactions.
ar. MlNTIES KIDNEY REMEDY-NEP-
HRET1CUN- cures all kinds OF kidney ard
bladder complaint. gonorrh"ea. glee', leucor-
rhoea For sale by all druggists; 81 bottle;
six bott' es for IS.
DR. MNTIE'S DANDELfON PILLS are the
best and cheapest Dyspepsia and Bilious cure
in the market. For sale Ivy all druggists.
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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-01-13

Il avail mis- .,nt de tlistesse et
e ttndrrssc dams ce dernicr mot,
Eptlc en- fut tourilip.
-Dleu vous garle ct v0us ra-
ssne prQmptement vers caux qui
nas alaaent, itpor,.i;-c.ic ell iui
nlant Il main. Edward salt cue
,0us etes maintera,' son frtrc. II
snan'e 4 vouS yoir. Neaez!
Pals d Tanclele:
-'oas aasSi, monsieur IL gou.
slheur. N'cstl. pas jus:e qu'on
'oas re'ple les secrets ic Ia forte
'',se ~, {. mise i votrc ga:dc
l''e les introslui>it dams un ora.
Sae lainhrisse de chtne, Oh la clar-
ua Jour he penetrate qua demi.
MllhraU, II" par fuelque res
Invisible. dt:nasqua les pre-
se'es marches dun etroit escaIier
y touruait dams l'cpaisseur de Il.
sasliie. On atteignit ainsi la mys
suse tetraite OH, peudan1 p!u.
~. sn generations, les proscfits
'cehs chs trOuve up asiIe.
velalt unc assez waste piece,
~ .I4laelle on await reuni 10 con.
ao,es y ct les agreements suscepti-
uadouclr une seQuestrltion
Svs'lser D'epa,s, es TEXTURES Y
ssualeW tout brl i. Une seu!e
s'te feclairait, dissimnlec au de
q par des nements d'achitec.
= mott vivant etait couche, tres
y :. encore, mais ayant repris tou-
= conpais>ance. Pamela s'accou.
! ~ cfeset du lit. I'm avaut, sur
Cousins, les enfants jouaient.
oeaute, celle de leur mere, la
qQl sc lisait dams tous les re.
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-01-13
LIZ
.cApI1R|!!!gg:: EM.|iNUl7.
LES FnANCAIS EN IRLANDE.
Par CHARLES EEsLYS.
yVXII.- PREFACE De L'INSUR-
Ei:CTION.

Ce ne fat que S;ir le tard 4u.
Tancre,ie ronsrnlit /! Sc rc.;rcr c.,
fn dams Ia cl,anlhsc p%i'arce i s,'.
intention. :Ss.S p;,n:neirS cuinmen
caent Il hi Scnh!rr ion:.lcs ap!e>
leuy nuits sans Soillnsil.
Lo.sqa'll 81 Is'vel!ia t!t;:! ,e solei
itait haut sur !..mizon. I:rgi,:al.l
Sc lcnait drbont ii >o!i chevet, c,
erandc uuiio,m". Dams sa tenne
sur son visa.e, iien uHi sc ra>>ea,it
de Ia fatigue ct Ge> emotions ,i.>
murs prt,e,!en:S. T..l CIT c;e l.
ipupe co.o'cl n moment ,ie para
der aeyaEt lc roi.
-Eicomtr, lni di;-il: le general
Lake, annoncant qn'il tlarche con.
: ire les II ub.i.e>, ma transmits for>
Are de le ralier avtc mon regiment.
Nous parten> tant6t. ct je desire.
rais, Ell vGlr" com:,aS:Ile, alier taire
/ mes a,!ieuX !: Ia ducilcssu de i4eiil-
ster.
Les denx ieaneS gems ne tarde
rent pas Il Sc diriser veiS Ic cot
tsge. IL, ayaient ca la discretion dc
Le pas s'y presenter la veile.
Apies les avOir ecuuttS, In du-
chesse lenr EN- lit :rproclle & tous
deux, sur;out i Taucre,l".
Nous vOnS attendionS. lui dit
ellie, ct votre cii:.lnbrc est pete.
Il s'inciina, reYardant en- .les>Ous
'9n compagnon.
-Je cpnsptais an partant, obser-
Va ce!ui-ci, METRE mon appartc-
nent a Ia disposition du vicOm;e.
-Noas de>iro.ls, insista la mere
de Fitz Gerald, IL collscrver auples
de nous. Cet'c rebellion m'alarne,
ct pour pla: d'uv motif. Qui salt.
lDrsque Edward aura repris ses for
ces, gni salt sill ne nous tchappc-
nlt pas encore, entr;,iue par IN
tank p"nt d'honncur. Monsieur IL
ylcomte aurait seal asScZ d'cmp;re
.sar lui lrar ie rclenir. Et, dali
knrs. tai dautrcS dangers nous
peraceAt Ne fault! pas, lei
ssne; yisil nn'e protec-
Ion, de -. pts. Nous ne
'';;;;, S,:y|, S5;sy ~: >, j..
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1883-01-13

sc Ia Ca
il iat 3d.
monarch!
le suisit M
distiugua T.
mar S:t br;lyE
salt tout D.
vOuenent e
cilevalier deV
h0nlnle ue 81
camp lie Sly
a pied, ct on
ce i i'esal de
CependantV
lc sieur l." "
preux ct lo%
tout ceci pl =
fortune L i
ciens herltagq
penses .vaie-l . u
amOilldri la 81
lui.melne dq \
await contra
qui pesait log
ME de Saint;
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-12-05
In the Name OF Decency.

The quality and quantity of the cheap
literature which is being circulated
through the country demands the serious
consideration of all good people. Take
your seat in the cars, watch the news
boy who is distributing his papers and
magazines. Some of his wares are well
enough; most of them are revolving to
all good taste not few of them are pos.
itively vile. Go to the news stand at
the depot, or the periodical store around
the corner. Here is an open display of
flash newspapers, with pictures of every
grade of impurity and brutality. Here,
in way of subtle suggestion or direct ap-
peal, by illustrations and stories, the evil
imaginations and passions of boys and
men are influenced. Under these most
seductive and baneful influences boys are
being depraved in morals, and trained
for lives of RIGHTEOUSNESS and violence.
This infamous literature thus so openly
distributed, is doing more to educate our
youth than all the schools and churches.
1t is more potent for destruction than is
the Sunday.school for saving. 1t in
vades the daily school-room, and is circu-
lated from hand to hand. 1t is read Gov
ertly in solitude, where the Imagination
best assimilates the impure suggestion.
1t is not confined to cities. The mails
carry it everywhere into the country. 1t
reaches the lonely farmhouse. At almost
every railway station in the rural dis
tricts there are often seen half-dozen
young fellows on hand, eager to seize the
vile stuff from the hands of the newsboy.
We remember when copies of the Police
Gazette and the Days Doings aroused in
dignation by their indeoencies. But they
kept on with their work of education, un.
til even their present boldness in lewdness
seems to disturb nobody in the way of
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1883-12-05

evoking protest Aud other infamous
sheets have arisen to dispute with these
the championship in impurity. 1t is the
openness with which all this traffic in
this satanic stuff is carried on that
marks the appallingly low point of the
public decentralization. Go into the store
where respectable papers are sold, and
where respectable people go to buy their
daily paper, or their monthly magazine,
and you will find counters and shelves
covered over with illustrated papers, every
picture of which is evil and evil only.
Walk the streets, and show-windows stand
about on every side, filled with pictured
scenes and forms which are like firebrands
in the infammable passions of many
who gaze upon them. We have no doubt
that many of these periodical stores are
doing more of the DEVILS work than the
vilest saloon in town. We have no doubt
that the RIGHTEOUSNESS and crime which
they create exceed the wickedness which
the rum shops generate. We have no
doubt that more of the young in our COM
munities are slain by bad literature than
by the Intoxicating cup.
1t is high time that voices and hands
should be raised in burning wrath against
this abomination. The state of Georgia
by law casts out these papers from her
territory. The state officers seize and de-
stroy them wherever found. Every form
and phase of the Police Gazette pubica-
ton is stamped as Infamous, and destroyed
as pest. The attorney-general of ILL
nois has recently given the opinion that
the statute against "obscene or indecent"
literature applies to these fash news
papers which under one form or another
are scattered all over the country. The
law of our state is clear enough about
this. There can be no doubt that its
plain Interpretation covers vast deal of
this literature that is getting to be as
omnipresent as the air we breathe. And
there can be no doubt that the law is
strong enough to sweep the whole of it
from the state. 1t is fast getting to be
question whether decency is to have any
chance. If parents and public instructors
would rise in behalf of purity, and for the
sake of the young, decency would have its
day. Has not the time come for such an
uprising2
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Mrs GRACE BEEBE, aged one hundred and
one years, died at North Attleboro, Mass,
November 20 Her father built the old frigate
Constitution, and her brother drafted the
vessels lines.
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Daily Republican., 1883-01-27
DEATHS.

pYIF,-ln West Grove, Pa, on the morning
Of the 18th inst, Hannah Fylc,wlfe of Lam
born pyle. in the 74th year OF hrr age
Relatives and friends are invited to httchh
ner nInrrul. 10 meet at the Friends meeting
house. New Garden, Pa. on ma DAY "'t"
inst. at O'Clock. without further notice
E{ADLEN--Dn Jan ~, 1888, Daniel hiad
lev. son Of Michael and the late SoSa'h'
bradley. aged IL years.
Funeral private.
tpuNSpN- Jan 18th, after n lingering
illness Kate KillOm Johnson, hsch ~
years. ,,....,. ,., ,,r hus
funeral service at the rcsidcnc" OF htr nus
band A, l.. Johnson. lO4 Eat TN EIce', %
W'udny afternoon. at 3 o'clock. KeialINe'
and friends of the family are respectfully III
! vitcd.
the 9th inst, Minerva, wi''
Of Allen Talcy, in the Goth year OF mcr hH'
| Relatives and friends are respectfully l'NI'
ed to attend her funeral from the residence
Of her son.inlaw, l.. T. Archer, 1903 Linco,l
| strrrt ON Monday afternoon, at CLOCK
! IntcrInent ut MI. Salem cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-27

All Of our mu-IinS and
print, will be Included i'll
This sac at jobber,' prices
t'rjngcs and gimps at
greatly reduced prices to
close.
co.orrd pushes reduced from S2.75 t.
$50
ro,orod Trytu,>,r KID gloves in two
bu,tou, reduced i@nn $40 t" $50 t.
r.u-r.
Ladies' and chDldrru', coats reduced
ro cu>' and below to CIo>".
sIuo Embroidered suits reduced Il
.sl~Ur.
--,oo Embroidered Suits reduced f
e.. uu.
$500 blankets reduced 10 $50.
~ Druggrt, reduced from 500 pc
Yard to ~ry,uty-iiVr cents.
1cyru'y-itvr cent tapestry carpet
reduced to ftty-right cents,
beautiful styles Of tapestry carpets a
seventy five cents.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-27
v. NJ. KENNARD & CO.
62l MARKET STREET.
We announced to the pco-

We announced to the pco-
pc OF Wilmington and sur
rounding country yesterday
that We were gong to make
a special sale which Tor low
prices is without a prece-
dent. We now give a list
of goods we intend to offer
and prices we have been
selling them heretofore and
the prices we expect to 0llel
| them at to. and I'M
til they are closed out:
Best Marseilles spreads
2.S5, reduced from 80.
Lot reduced to S2.45, for
mer price $3.50.
Lot reduced to S2lO, for
mer price $500.
Lot jacquard spreads Sl.W
former price Sl.5O.
Lot jacquard spreads 81 50
former.prlce $500.
| LINEN DEPARTMENT.
Elegant buck towels at 20c
were Zoe.
Z. Fine damask towels at 25c.
were Doc.
Three-quarter b ! G a c h c {
German napkins at$l.25
never were sold less than
l.JO anywh, re.
Firet-class napkins OF al
kinds much reduced.
p Table linens c eapcr thai
you ever saw them.
Half bleachcd, So inches
wide, at 2Jc.
. Half blea 3hed, loom, at 81
Daily Republican., 1883-01-27
FIFTH EDIT.
A BRILLIANT AFT,Ip
Councilman william II. Ma,
cbratcs the Twentieth Ann,
~ Of His Wcdding.

The most casual ob-rs.
meeting Of city touncli ia
rould not have failed tu D.
something mora thIH CONN
the tapi1. Member, were Ia,.
desk to desk and Whispered
ton took place, and finally, p.
crned grave and potent >i-
the room and were ah-rnl p.
time. Councilman Blake l,n
after and did not return, m' .
10 his going, the mystery wa
IRE explained Ia the reporter
PUBLICAN by a. written ihHn
was handed To- him from III.
Councilman, to call n hi, r
after the AL jonrnln.nt Of Com
participate IN the festivities 90.
the twentieth ami ycrsarl Of
ding
II is well known that report
philanthropic elias. of men
always ready 10 sacrifice a few
rest to enjoy the good things It
yiled it /, done in the inlrr.a
public, accordingly, As soon d..
adjourned, the scribe prucrD
ihr invited member, Of tmm.
Blakr's residence, No. G2j w.
street
The house wa, wei. iiil,d 49,.
vh,n the party arrived, bat .,
WAS room for more. aillfh"uya
filed in and made thrm-"llr, .
| They had barely time to Wr#
rrliru, scar. when they were ,
ed to the lower room, whrra
fable wa, ioad,el To- rrp','.
cakes, fruit, nuts. etc., etc. VI
and several Iaiir, were a,sidaH
! Ing that all the guest, were ps
,upu.i,el with thu good thin-.
h.tnr, them. and supplement
wa. on the table with a bmuH
ply Of ice cream.
Mr.. Blake mad" an addrr.,
come and Of Cmn
Sharul,y suok. in rluuucnt rrr
BLESSING, and hlpuinc-S Of w"4
"A, illustrated IN the feast sprcs
him. still thcr, va, "A ir.nr
i.l ,i..,,..i l,, r.,,
Daily Republican., 1883-01-27
DEATH of Daniel Bradley.

Daniel Bradley, VIII" was stricken
with mat dreadful disease, th" small
ppN, some sixteen days ago, died y"s'"r'
day afternoon at half paot3 O'Clock go
The deceased was about Twenty-Five
years Of age and leaves many warm
friends who will with regret learn "l
thr death Of one who was held up as Il
mode, and will be missed by tho'' VIII
whom he has had dealings ana r"ih"in
brr,d a, an honest and upright man u
all his transactions Hi. funeral 'n"F
place his morning in the Old Cathedra
Cemetery.