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Daily Republican., 1883-06-28
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Sun rises 4.31. Sun sets 1877.
Christhsld h Best
Il. $. Humphrey Il Bro, One-prtce hatters.
DR. MCDONALD, Surgeon Dentist, e22 King
| Oil.stoves, Coolers, Cream freezers 99c. store
Millard F. Davis, the Jeweler, 9 E. End st.
CupPing and leeching by Parker, lOs Z
second street.
Pantaloons will be worn longer in JULY
than In June.
For cut flowers and funeral designs. 70 Il
S4S Market street.
Gall and get estimates for printing at thu
REPUBLICAN, Office.
Fine IS X. Plain Gold Rings, at E, E
Hanfs, 10 E. 4th street.
II the wages of sin is death some old ri mar.
are long time in drawing their salary.
We take you trunk to or from the depot
tor 20 cents. Vary's Express, 503 Market.
The celebrated Alaska Refrigerator and
water Cooler, at Schan's, No. 2O9 to 2ls
Shipley street.
Mullin, 525 West Front street. is in the
Tobacco Il Cigar trade for livelihood not
amusement.
For the best three cent cigars In the city
20 to A. 5. Wilberts, No. East end street.
Also choice cent cigar.
Out of sight, out of mind, as the distressed
wire remarked when she saw her husba
coming home from night with the boys
Walker & Lenton, house and sign paint
ing, grading and glazing Jobing promptly
attended to. Shop 9O2 Shipley street.
Or. Darmon while absent from his office.
800 Market street, Wilmington. Del, can be
found at his office 1924 Camac street, Phila
They tell ofa South Side saloonist who
runs his customers through clothes wringer
instead OF feeding them pretzels. They get
drier than ever.
Loss OF sleep, it is said, is making men
small and puny. That is a fact. Just look
At the difference in tae physique of a delicate
scholar and the robust night policeman.
When are you going to make me that
Smith of his shoemaker. "When you pay
me for the last pair l made for you y
= Whew ! l cant wait 70 long as that. -
What is a color guard, papa" the good
BOY asked. :" A paras0l and veil, my son, ),
replied his worldly-wise parent, and the boy
silently wondered what soldiers wanted with |
such things.
In modern Egypt young man is not per.
nttted to see his wife's face before marriage
As consequence not infrequently soon
Liter MARI age he makes up his mind that
10 never wants to see it again.
At the Yale Commencement exercises
senator Bayard sp Ike to the students Of
Pauper Immigration. A more appro.
,riate title for his address would have been
Recruits for the Democratic party.
Call and see for yourself the beautiful and
heap clock stands, corner brackets, towel
acks match safes of the latest pattern. the
nly ones In this city, at &. X. Baugh's, 2O3
Vest End street.
Gately's Universal Educator lie the largest,
est bound, most complete, treating upon
lore topics than any one volume Encyclope-
la In the market. Parties wishing to see
amples should call at the Malta House, or
ddress J. q. Bryant, REPUBLICAN Office.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-28
Labor Notes.

The employees in the steel mill of the
Bethlehem Iron Company have deter
mined to strike against further de-
crease in wages A committee called
upon the Superintendent on Tuesday
evening with view of adjusting diff
culties, but no satisfactory result was
obtained, and another conference yes
terday ended without any arran cement
being made. The Company has issued
orders to close the mill as soon as all
the iron has been run out of the clpolas.
Excitement and confusion prevail
among the employees.
Several hundred bricklayers in Read
ing. Penn, have made a demand for
~. IS per day, an increase of % cents in
The present wages. With one or two
exceptions all the contractors have com
piled with the demand
Two of tie six firms in the shoe
makers lockout at Cincinnati have
taken back their workmen at the old
wages.
Three hundred Chinese sboemakers
in San Francisco have struck for an ad-
vance of 20 cents per day.
The Foote and Beaumont we'll at Rich
Hill, Missouri, at the depth of 600 feet
has struck heavy vein of petroleum,
o her wells will be sunk, tanks erect
ed, and retineries established The oil
is pronounced te he "equal to the finest
petroleum of Pennsylvania.
The Pullman Palace Car Company
expect to erect branch manufactory at
San Francisco, California.
Daily Republican., 1883-06-28

SPARTA, TENN.-Dr. w. B. Cum.
mings says: " am strongly convinced
of the efficacy of Browns Iron Bitters
and recommend them
Daily Republican., 1883-06-28
ktate Of the thermometer

at the REPUBLICAN office in the shade
z O'Clock 10 o'clock 12o'clock
TAO 73o ITO
Daily Republican., 1883-01-02

WM. II. BuLKLEy, the Republican
candidate for Governor Of Connecticut
who no doubt IL largely elected through
a violation OF the uniform ballot law will
pot accept the hice, because the pro
ference Of The people WAS tor Mr., Wal
l1r the Democratic cal d date, no mat
tec what col)red p per was used for
printing tickets This Is different from
The action Of Democrats in Della ware
who made fly speCk" G. ballot a
pretenCe for electing an officer. But
then there ID always a greai difference
between Republicans and Democrats
IN that respect.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-02

bpn'Gc'atiC Reform commenced
I've Dr,Aware Legislature, II all in
.Jrm"I SESSION, ca led cancus last
nigh threw ~ crumbs Of favor around
qai r'mhclOaa!y, two OF the arpsst
falling 10 New Castle county TIE
most significant point in the Senate
caucus, IL tho election ofan Anti Sauls-
bury member az PreBldent of the Sen
ate, Mr., >, 3. Cooper has always been
known as An opponent Of the Sau -hury
dynasty, While member Of the House
and when f Salisbury was candi
Iate for the U. s. Senator to aucce4d
Willard Salisbury, hr Cooper Az a
chpi OF he Salisbury family voted
tor willard. He ia an atfAble well in.
formed gentleman, fully qual fp,! for
tine position. This scores the frat anti.
salisbury victory.
In the House caucus victory of
Iulte another kind was scored by the
nomination Of George II. Bates, EIg,.
tor Speaker Nobody doubts the ability
and eminent fitness of Mr.. Bates for
tie flee, but there were grave dOubts
OF the prnpriety Of electing the man
who was looked to as leader in al the |
reform legislation introduced, to an OF. J
Daily Republican., 1883-01-02

which will be credit to the city, Q
credit to Mayor Wales administration
andA credit To the Republican party.
There are some good respectable / en on
tho force, but there are too many Gu it
Of the other sort. The bad is overbal
aucing the good, and if relief does no
come soon the good will be crushed out
There are plenty of men who have
no steady employment, who do uoi
drink intoxicating liquors and whose
lives arc pure who would be glad TO
serve upon The force. Such men should
be- given a chance The Republioau
party cannot stand the load under
which 1t is staggering along. We are
Republicans through and through, aud
when it COMES To q choice between
saving the Republican party Of VIII
minston, and saving few whisky
gnzzIing immoral policemen from de-
served exposure, We will take sides al
the time with the Republican party.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-02

Up TO tie present. time, thinking thai
perhaps the charges against some mem
bers of the l,.Ioe tyr.r drunkenness.
and being gully Of OtLrg .mmuralIres,
If pos sihle more dtgraulrg that .vyu
drunkenness, were tf.n,, We rrtraius ii
from comment, and ev.n low w 10
not know that the cIarg 4 asaIust
them are wei iuUldei, bul the fre.
quency with which these charges are
made makes it impossible for ~ to
brush them arlde as unworthy II ~
tice. The charges are 40 prrs,. emily
made and 50 teeb,y deDI.d that We are
forced 30 the Cuul,U-J,L tual tA.r- mu-r
be some trutJ a lD, Iuualt.un ur
them. We vii not mar our paper nor
Insult the family circle By ro.rwIr.
these Cha}gta, |. IL Il s,utcr Of ,-I.rf
TO know tnat Mayor W4.-. n.- the
matter under ,.'LaG1u, AlI He I4ej
confident hat he Isl. cl'.pr q, nlrpJ
certain officers ON H., I.urru...t nm
very suddenly or lr W" r-pA.. ,arI
with batter men. We Are wI .rrk Id.
give h. Mayor a chance u...p Ill.,
actions are criticised. We ,.. LII.
forgotten the conn enItu.r gr.m t4.s-
wit which hr ia already I7n...~d
two otl 'ers from hl- u.., uuu r,ud
Daily Republican., 1883-01-02

Stock taEing' will teover
today, andyou shall know The
ne2tnews very shortly. Till
+nen we can't do better than
repeat the at vice given sat-
urday. Most of the news is
already known at the count
ers If you want to get at
any OF the things that are to
be sold without value, inquire
at the counters whe e the
things you want are kept.
Remember: Store closed
at one O'Clock o.day; New
Years.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-02
CERTIEICATES,
PHILADELPHIA, January 20. ls3'

:, PHILADELPHIA, January 20, lsS'.
ID. ID. Tomlinsoa,
DEAR SIR Having card 40 much Of tho
virtue as a .ratiys Of your "Ceiebra ted t, :.
n. II. Remedy" one OF my daughters, who
mad suffered very much from a painful bun E.
Ion on ono VI her feet, was induced to ,ry
your medicine ~ a Eminent, and. 10 hsr
great JOY and surprise, amer lew appllca-
lions "ts p'rmshehtly reliey' d Of 10th pain
ana union My wife has such conn ence In
lsVirtue INA. she res0rts to 1t a. d reIned
Tor a. me Ills any member OF the family
may happen 10 be afflicted with. several OF
our lehdt and neighbors, after having used
1t, speak Of Il In tho III, 81 xIop iug term. 10
near lone speak o. iis very great power u
cue, one would almost imat Inc ~ other
nt dislEr was Gec'srry
sRI, very respectfully yours,
JAMES MBHONY,
50 North klItA str, e.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-02
fce which completely ties his hands

fee which completely ties his hands
and puts him in the back ground. This
Is tho first victory scored against in
creased ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS district
sentatioD-against Judiciary re-
against better educational facil-
tiles and privileges by the people, AID
against all reforms in general. The
House has secured an excellent speak
ar, but reform has lost its chosen lead
ar
Daily Republican., 1883-01-02

PHILADELPHIA, 1911 Crease street..
10 Inc lrvpfl6tUf VI n. u. "A Aledcine:
hAE hg Suffered nearly three three weeks
with The NeIIaivi :, being ~ od enc o NV
arms Necame phIaiyztd, tie doctor could
give me no relio' Due Of my nsgebors / Id
me 0! your "IeI,brHtedh, Il. " Madisine."
l cent aid got one bOiltc. | fund b much
reIlef Rol another, NhcA made perfect
cure, and ! most heartily recommend II to
IL VIII are liks aifi !c'td. anyone c. n learn
ifJm mo what think OF 1t. Yours truy.
III rs. HkNEY BAiK.
To the Proprietor Of II. H. n. Medicine.
feeilhy ratefui Tor the use OF Iuy nnxers
atAlI which wore curoi Of heuna'is n by
haif OXEN applications Of your celebrated
ii. ii II. Medicine, ! do cheerful y recon-
mend Ii to all who are suii ing from ike
e mplaints. Ms wife has used IL Tor dead
acne and loo. hacLt and 1t gave Instant ro-
lac.
TIMOTHY KELLY,
1918 Sophia street, Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-02

We ARE always thankful TO oui
friends WHO bring US local news, but
those who bring it should always
be careful TO come well backed up with
the first and last names of the parties
concerned and referred to in the local.
To ,sy Mr.. Smith, Mr. Jones or Mr.
Brown, IN an important ,ocsl, IL entirely
too general whore there are 10 many
Smiths Jones' and Browns.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-02
FOR HORSES.

Used for Strains, sprained joints, Sore
Shoulder and Backs, larush in the zee,
Scratches, Sweeny fid1li, poiI xvi. Dil.
temper, Curb STINT, Blood or Bone Spawn,
hinsDoLs, ana Will remove all Sweliings
and CAlluus l.umps len from X cks or other
brultes, without inlurIng the growth o. tho
n mi; IA, nss Pro ed sure cure Tor ZIP rooty
=" III cure the Wors case Of collie In tou u In.
nies and relieve BJ!ls D0se-l or 2 table
| SpooLs'ul III pint Of milk -warin wator,
| All persona wishing a first class liuiment.
one ina. VIII give full satisfaction In per.
| ioflninR cures as recommended will use n
II. H., wA4ch T. guaranteed ~ no 0 her liul
| meht IL. ~ Is pnt up Of tho best s.sentia
OILS ana other very costly articles, such as No
othor IMMINENT In the market Is c5mlosel OF
ana tRose using II o'n rely on or not beipy
hunlouyBod b false lecoInm ndatlons made
up by travelling age tto deceive the Iub.
lie and maze ,hen believe thai parties have
gwen the use OF their nance AID stating
parties have uoed and recon- nonded IL who
have never used drop oiit nor allow d their
names " be used u persona prefer a turpen.
tine and crude oil IMMINENT, such a. kcr ,s,Ds
on ana other ana Luch materia ~ these
mo Proprietor OF II. II. II N iiciue oou,i
furnish that class OF linia put upinaf ur
ounce bottle that rcLails at ID cents. a. t.r
dozen, 10 retail AT Is cents bottle, ana would
Ina ke more proht on 1t than he oes on the II,
a. II. at the rate 1t sells, as three gross of 1t
would not cos him more tnap one yTo. OF ths
h. II. II. does ifput up in plain bottles and
corked with comm Q r!S hose Kinda OF
hnlmehe generally are. The pubic should
Judge iUr themselves which Is tie best and
cheapest medicine " use, and not DO iptiu
ehcod by every report they may SEQ In tho
papers The u. II. n. has gained for itselfA
roputa Ion Tor genuine merit for the laAt thlr.
leeh !earr, and 40 one put iD< up this class
OF medicine can make prom enough to tp.pd
hundreds of tho 50 nds OF dollars 10 hum bug
the people with So tn p oprietor vii, oner
no cer,ircstes only genuine ones, Tor tho
parties can DO correspond With at any u ne,
and from them the tru. merits OF the medi
cinh can DO found out. The proprietor has
Already tpont, In briEXtng II before tue pub
ITO, about $4,000, and whether the Medicine
s'a nos Or iails no Will not use any deception
70 deceive the pub 10 In Us use beyond what
no guarantees 1t 10 do. lie will offer you
rom time To time few certincates showing
III good effect on both man and boast
Daily Republican., 1883-01-02

Guaranteed 10 euro Rhes matism, Neural
ga iafaiyss, Diphtheria, pisurliy, and
rad cally cures all diseases whore II 5i,nsn,s
can nc use. on persons.
for Internal Use To- Cholera, Cholera Nor.
bus, tlramDs, Pains In the Stomach or Hoy
els. Doae-irom ~ drops TO half . tea spoon.
full In water
Daily Republican., 1883-01-02
JOHN WANAMAKER'S
PHILADELPHIA.
Store closed at one O'Clock
to-day New Years.

But how is it that tn
weather can be foretold cor
rectly six times out of seven
If u train Of cars starte,
from San Francisco a weel
ago, re ached Cheyenne las
I thursday, Omaha Friday
Chicago Saturday, ard Pitts
burg y. nday right, it'll BE-
here in the morning, VIM
it, unless some break up hap.
pens? " ell, that's abou,
the way with the weather. II
doesn't follow the railway
track. 1t isn't SO sure as the
cars. Break-upshappcn Oft
ner to the weather. And
we don't know the weather.
tracks SO we'll as we know
the car tracks There is no
Time Table for the weather
by the season. But suppose
We have kilograms from
everywhere every hour every
day? Don't YOU see that we
"a: make out CT those tele-
2 rams a daily Timetable Of
the weather a day or two be-
Iorehando T h e Govern
nent does the most of the
:e'egraphing. Our problem
S to use the information
gathered and published by
he Government, together
With such other information
IS we can get, and out Of it
I'll, ascertain what the wealth.
r is on the weather-track a
cw hours to the weather.
ward OF US, prophesy for you.
nd take the chance OF the
rain coming III On time,
Now thats a good word
yeatherward. The whole |
cience Of the mettorology ;
# a place is in finding The
racks of the weather that
ONES to that place, 1t gen
rally comes from the west
r southwest, or northwest.
Nj the doubt about ourpre.
lotions is il that safe word
enerally. Some Of the
leather pops down upon US
ON the south. Once in a
ing while from the north.
he sea briggs us some; but
OF a ten h part SO much as
GU think.
Ii is not easy to put into a
w types much more than
e have done All we
lean is to give a clue to the
character Of such
eather-wisdom as we haveI
zen trying to show from
~ to day ior justtwo years.
Expect Us 10 fail nov and
y n as we have done. Butt
ke your Umbrella when vel
v ca
Daily Republican., 1883-01-02
Stock Taking.

Has made Us more intimate
~ acquainted with every
garment we own. We arc
mot ashamed Of them, but
there are too many here still
IN spite Of the large sales OF
the last three months. The
first result Of this is to
strengthen the twenty five
lines Of Bargains which
We're created under the De-
cen Der plan. They are
worth your attention.
q BROwN,
Oak HALL, sixth and Market Sueets.
PHILADELPHIA.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-02
D. D. 1OMLINSON.
PROPRIETOR,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Forsale by druggists ana med iCine .ea ers


| RICHMOHr, Va.
To THs PROPRIETOR OF II Ii ii M iDICiHR.
| IL gives me great pleasure TO inform gu IN At
| the celebrated II. II ii Medicine Not from
you HI Ier:C rmed a cure Of bad case OF
| Fcu alRIh On yOung lady hero. Others
WHO have rIed it are auxioA Tor mrs,
| Pieaae send me one dozen Dy hrst express
| Yours truly,
| WILLIAM II. PEoUT, 100 Gay street
| FHiLA DaLrhIA, frhnkfOrt, June t, 1871
u: u. loh-lNsCh: his + 10 cert ~ tIat
we have use the ii IL. II. Hu.so M.Jiy Inc
o. Bone SpAyin, IN i case # I'VE year,
ttaLdl Y. Tho nor . waIHei on ms toe and
T." IpinI wac entirely siIh, he ID now using
ms iea freely, .ets his foot square ana frm
upon sr uhd and /. now entirely well.
| ! Le I. .ut mas been egtrcy ca isftclUry to
u, ard We heeriuliy recommend Tho II! 2di-
cine. Yours truI HAYES ~ Ella
For toll ulrcctio sadi;css tie proprietor.
l.. DObtI lDMLl SOF,
Phiiauoplia, Pa.
thCk LOCKS, chester no.. Pa, May IL,
II b. u. lOaLlhsoh, Dear ar: For the
10 Cit OF suffering hu HHuity wish to say.
a r yor i've oars Wa, ati cited WIN
tome hing axe Chf,nlc ,heumatisn in tho
BACK, so bai h.t WAS unable to get ..BUut
or ""rk d greate' pat u tho time, and SUIT
tered very much had docturcd and usei
various remedies which had no benet.ial Of
ee., AZ was induc ID 10 Try your Ueleura.
90 IL. ii. l.. nose Ncdiclue, and before /
had U, ed one dollar hottie was completely
cured Of my trouble, which was over six
III nlhs $50, nd have Ind no return Of tho
mcuity ] had offered Fifty Dollars To be
cur.d and would have fire. y paid One Hun
dred lGilard for u guar tntee of cure
our truly,
WILL A " ASH.
PHILADELPHIA, ls24 Grease street.
IL give ne pleasure to inform you 1 was
Induced TO try your Ce lebTated h. II H.
d euicIne n my crushed toe, which was very
bad and save me gre I pain; to my sreat
eurpT sc 1t stopped the pain a nd made cure
IN very hort lime. since then, HAVING 10
II cn iaith in II, ! have kept II IN my
iam't MY wife was cured OF heavy pain
IN her breast; also bad bunion. W, now
use II Tor almost everything, and in every
IAse proved d success have let many OF
my 'lghDr try 1t and hey TIL, k there 10
hoihlLk liz 1t. ] cherriully recOmneId IL
TO all no suffer. as believe It the most WOa-
derful remedy In the world
Yours, truly,
JOHN +. JOHNSON.
Something new will appear each month in
rela ion to the merits Il II. Ii. ii NJ edicine.
For a'e by DrugglsIs and Med,.
r'n% deal r. Ks. era ~. II your
Dr Kk1 has no KO' 1 have n tsM
g"t ., for You or go y he'e u can
set Al, dom Del VI of with any In.
AF1nF ArltC1A- annlH
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-12-04
Book Notices.

PETZRsoN's MAGAzIsE FOR DECEMBER.-
Splendid as this magazine has been in the past,
the present number unite outstrips itself
There are more than hundred pages of read
Ing matter; two superb St1Cl-patcs; a colOred
pattern, cCstlier even than q chrome; q cOloTGd
fashion. double size printed from stccl and
more than half a hundred wood cuts OF fashions.
workable patterns. etc. the stories are. as
always, cX"eHt!crly good. The December
number ends the year. Now, therefore. is the
Specimens sent grati=, if written for il good
faith. The price is hut Two Dollars year to
single subscribers. To clubs, it Is cheaper still.
Address Pcterson's Magazine, 306 Chestnut
Street. Philadelphia, Pa.
THE NoRTu A:IcI;cAs REVIEW for Deccm-
her has sterling articles from Gardiner G.
Hubbard on Government Control of the Tel
cgraph; Prof. j. Lawrence. of Harvard Uni
versily, on the . Evils of the Sub-Tre3slIry
SYSteIn;' Henry George on ''Ovcr1rGdHctiOn:'
Gen. w. 3. Franklyn on thc'' National De
fence" Prof. Leonard Waldo, of the Yale
College observatory, on RAILROAD and Public
lime, and others I: mach merit.
BHA1NARD's MUSICAL WoRLD.-somc CAPT,
til Illustrations and portraits are found in tie
current number OF the Musical F'0,M The
miscellany. correspondence. news. gossip. cdi-
tor!als. etc. are excellent, and the music COM
pT.SCs Il ncT" w;i!tZ-saH|. ''i;wcct Roses" and
other fine pieces. Price. - cents per copy:
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avenue, Cleveland @.
GoLDEI DAYS, for Boys and Girls. is the
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ton IL this thoroughly interesting. moral and
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James l-ircrSon Publisher, cor. 9th 1; Spruce
SITS, Philadelphia.
THE AMERICAN AGEIcULTURIsT for Novcm-
Der surpasscs in every respect any previous
issue of that periodical during its forty-thrcc
years of existence. Il contains over one hun
dred Illustrations and cngravings.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-12-04
FACTS AND FANcIEs
Concerning charlestown and its
Prominent Industries.
R1at Our Reporter finds to say of our
Business Interests.
II. A. Burton.
: no. ~.

just across the street from the
Court House>we find jewelry store
that worthily calls for mention in this
review. 1t is acknowledgement and
cosy place, and we don't wonder that
it has become favorite headquarters
for scores Of those who have occasion
to purchase anything in the line OF
jcwclry. It will be ten years next
April since Mr.. Burton began bust
ness here, though he has been much
longer connected with the trade,
having begun it some II or Is years
ago. 1t came quite natural that he
should learn the trade, for his father
was a jeweler and still continues the
business, being located at Harper
Ferry.
A better workman than II. A. Bur
ton never located in Charlestown.
He thoroughly understands his bust
ness, and any work entrusted to him,
no matter how delicate, is promptly
and perfectly done. During the ten
years he has been here he has made
the personal acquaintance of a goodly
share of the watches carried here
abouts, and their owners recognize
that his warrant for a year" is good.
We notice that of the goods carried
in stock nearly all is of the best class.
Very little :: cheap or q pinchback :"
jewelry is carried-in fact Mr. Burton
discourages that class of trade-he
prefers to sell such articles as have
intrinsic value and such as will give
satisfaction. A large line of watches,
both American and foreign make, is
carried, while the display of iewcIry
generally is most creditablc. In
brief the establishment is one that in
every way deserves liberal support.