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The District Auditors Account.

The District Auditor yesterday transmitted
TO the Collector q statement OF his account of
the tax levy for the fiscal year ending June 80,
1884. 1t has also been sent to the Treasury.
This Is the first statement OF the kind ever
transmitted to the Treasury, and includes tho
the fiscal year.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-12
Judge Smell FavOrs Putting Crimi
nails In vynrlx.

Judge Smell, OF the Police Court, Is a warm
advocate OF the scheme OF the Commissioners
10 mako criminals work Instead OF rusticatlng
tnI jail. This morning an able-bodied young
white man named John Kelly was brought
before him and convicted of being a vagrant
and denizen OF disreputable neighborhoods
and rum shops,
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a Proposed Fox.Hunf.

A fox-hunt is being arranged by society peo-
Pile for next Tuesday on Ex-Governor Shep-
herds farm in the county. Already seven
ladies and about forty gentlemen have signi'
fed their intention OF Joining the chase, which
Will start from tho Arlington at 1 $50.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-12

Two Years for Larceuy.

Helen Walker, for the larceny OF a gold
watch and chain from Miss Harriet II. Fay,
was convicted In the Criminal Court, Judge
Wylie, this morning, and sentenced to the
Albany Penitentiary for two years.
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a Splendid Response to an Honest Effort!

aied the MARKEDDowN
10
discriminate
mak
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Chicago Cigar-syakers Against the
SDanish Treaty.

CHICAGO, Dec. ia largely ATTENDED meet.
Ing OF cigar-makers was held at 0reenbaum's
Hall last night. A number OF speakers were
listened TO, and resolutions protesting against
that part OF tho Spanish treaty relating to their
business were passed, and copies ordered to
be forwarded TO Senators Logan and Cullola.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-12
BUILDINGS NEEDED.
The City'S Pressing Wants for
Which Congress Must Provide.
PROSPECTS AND NECESSITIES.

Gossip About the New Postoffice,
City Buildings, Army Museum, Con-
gressional Library and Their Re-
spective Sites-Washington Strongly
Pressing Her Claims.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-12
The CLEVELAND House.

The "Cleveland House," formerly the "West
End HOTEL" OF West Washington, Will be open
for the reception OF guests on or about jan
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-12

The Exhtbitt0o
of Christmas Cards and Novelties displayed
at Whittingtop,ss12218 ehnsylyania avenue,
Is unsurpasecd by any other display In the city
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-12
That Letter from VEN Davis.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. l2.-It has developed that
the letter from Jen Davis, which General
Sherman captured and road, was addressed TO
Governor, now Senator, Vance, rs limited some
days ago In Washington dispatches.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-12
OPENING the N. o. Exposition.

The President has accepted the invitation
extended to him that, although he could
not be present In person, he could open tho
New orleans Exposition by starting the ma
chinery by electricity. Arrangements TO mako
a success OF the electric opening Will NJ once
be made, a asssgyE
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-12
Grand yisitaiion, i. O. @. II.

The officers OF the Grand Lodge OF Good
Templars make their nrst official visit OF the
year tonight TO Anchor Lodge, German Hall.
and 1t fs expected large MANIFESTATIONS
from other lodges will be <nna1M
--uIksbH
PreNtasE Drug store
is at tbRae4n6r OF Seventh ana r streets n. W.
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EXCURSIONS.

MT. VERMONT nat. VERMONT
STEAMER W. w. CoRooRAN sIasssilkE1n
Leaves seyenth-street wharf daily, except sun
reaches washington about 3;S0p p. m.
L. I. BLAKE, Captain.
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.'y ra1il
ing and delivered in & h mn f1A prints 45c.
per ID. Also COTTAGE, 8hoe3b, buttermilk ana
sweet mIlk,Bs. PER qt. Dream, loo. per
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1884-12-12
Drunkenness, or the Liquor Habit,
Can be Cured by AdministArIng
DIR. Haines' Golden SpecIlfe.

, " can ca, pc given In cup OF cofSftor tea With
tecting speedy and permap6ht cure, whether
me patient is Apqeratpfdrinker or an ALEC.
hollc wreck. ThoAeNnd@ OF drunkards have
Golden Specific ii tApir coffee without their
knowledge, and te.eey-9elieye they Quit drink
Ing OF their owRfreOwnl. No harmful effects
result from Afs administration. Cures guar.
nnteed. OiRculars and testimonials sent free
Addresa,< GOLDEN SPECIFIC CO.,
1S6 Race st., Cincinnati, o.
fofAale by II. X. Helphenstlne, -kbbltt
H9nse Drug Store, and also corn0I JOtitteenth
esfeet and Vermont Avenue.
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Trom nIninr nownn.

Sing Sing, N. Y; During kaSefy cold weather
was suffering with CR}(ffH My head and
throat ached SO ofyHh4 was obliged
10 keep quiet. sssRiy's Ueah Balm was sug-
cation feH relieved: the pain began to sub.
side. m q few days was entirely curedsa~W.
a, DoWNS. Price 90 cents. a - ..rsslie'
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Don't Wear Cum bersome TrA.sx'

when our new method, wlthoNtsusS OF knife,
is guaranteed TO permap&k1kyc the worst
case of rupture. Sece M letter stamps for
MedlSsSdssociation Bufralo, N. y.
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Extraordinarily Low Prices

or ca o close
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At the Prices we are Quoting

wbog hef
o the
absolutely
elsewhere o o.
few ement Clos
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1 Send You These, as They Are Great to Advertise


Of nkel
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"AIderney Dai

ana ATPSS gSla PSoH5s
All seyepthetfeet.
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Boys overcoats a..l ced prices. Elsemsr
Bros, corner Seventh tnd q.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-15
Two Democratic invention.

The Democratic State Convention OF
New Jersey met yesterday in Trenton,
and organized with Ex-Governor Bedle
as permanent chairman. John w. Nc
PhtrlOn, Leon Albeit, james Smith
and John =. Stockton We're elected
deegstes-ati lagFsss la t2 the 4ssadSPaeu u2aae ae
clared among other things that when
ever the revenues from all sources ex'
ceed the limitation they should be re-
duced so as TO avoid a surplus In the
Treasury" and "that legislation TO
secure these results should guard ana
protect the rights of labor and encourage
home productions without producing or
fostering monopoiies They also de-
clare that it is the sentiment OF THIS
Convention that they who can best lea u
US TO victory are those who were elected
in 1876 ard unjustly defra'lded ont OF
their rights-the Hon. Samuel }. Tilden
and Thomas A. Hendricks.'
The Democratic State Convention OF
Virginia met in Richmond "Wednesday
and elected the following Delegates-at'
Large to the National Convention
Hon. John s. Barbour, john +, Harris,
Richard 7. Beirne and Page McCarty'
The Alternates elected were : Criai
Terrell, /. s. Newberry, Henry E. Pey
ton and John Y. Goodrich. The plat
form adopted favors the uncvndl'
tional and immediate abolition OF the
internal revenue system" and also" "a
tariff for revenue, limited to the neces
sites of the Government, economically
administered and 40 adjusted in its ap
plication as :oprevent unequal burdens
encourage productive interests at nome
and afford a Just compensation to labI y
but not to create or foster mOnopOlieS.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-15
The origin Of Ear.rinYs.

According to the Moslem creed, the
reason why every MOhaminedan lady
considers it her duty to wear ear-rlrgs
is attributed to the following curious
legend:
"Sarah, tradition tells us, was 50
jealous of the preference shown by
Abraham to Hagar that she took II
solemn vow that she would give herself
no rest until she had mutilated the fair
face of her hated rival and bond-mai6.
Abraham, who had knowledge OF
his wife's intention, did his utmost to
pacify his embittered spouse, but long
III vain.
"At length, however, she relented,
and decided 10 furrgo her plan tor re-
veLge But how was she to fulfill the
terms of the vow she had entered into?
After mature reflection she saw her
way out ot the difficulty. Instead Of
disngnring the lovely features o!
her bond-maid, she contented herself
with horing hole III each Of the rosy
lobts of her ears. "
The legend does not inform us
whether Abraham afterward felt it III
cumbent upon Lin to mitigate the
smart of these little wounds by The gift
of u costly pair of earrings, or whether
Hagar procured the trinkets for herself.
The fact remains, hOwever,sthat the
Turkish women all of whom wear
earrings from their seventh year, derive
the use of these jewels from Hagar,
who is held in veneration as the mother
of lshmael, the founder Of their race.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-15
The Attributes Of Man.

If we look back for only few CEN
turies, and ponder on the miracles
Which SO TO speak, have been wrought
in our own country, ana tleh LOOK
f,rward 10 all tho narvels whose expo
,ition we may contemplate as hereafter
to tax, place as man advances IN lhtei-
Iigence. IL ana as his knowledg5 becomes
mere universal, not oLly IN the Dea'eh
tracks and familiar paths OF percep'
ton, but in the yet unexplored regiohs
of philosophy, Of science -, ano ',t,au' Gl art IN
dustry and the exerted intellect which
haye combined, and which shall vet
unite, in unfolding wonder upon won
der, and which, as they have provsn'
so shall continue TO verify, -" nat II
ri.ce of work is man! How noble IL
reason How infinite i'll faculties LII
form md moving how express anu au,
mirable! IL aCtin how ike an angel
In apprehension how like % god Inc
beauty of the wo'ld, the paragon OF
animals !"
Daily Republican., 1884-05-15
Learn to Work.

DC not trust to uncertain riches, but
prepare yourself for every emergency
III lie. Learn to work, and be not de-
pendent on servants to make your
read, sweep your floor or mend your
clothes. Above all, do not esteem too
lightly those young men who sustain
themselves by the work Of their own
hands, while you favor and receive into
your company those lazy neer-do-weels,
who never lift finger to holp them
selves so long as they can keep body
aud soul together, and get funds sutti
cient to live in fashion. Any work, no
matter how humble, that a man honors
by efficient labor and steady appli-
cation, will be found important enough
TO ~ecure respect for himself and credit
for his name.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-15
LINES On GATH ERING SOME
MARCH yIOLETS.

Swee frstlings Of the early Spring,
Sad thoughts and strange to me you bring,
Yet you speak of happy hours,
Wh hops were bright and times were gay
And life seesed but n laughing May.
The world w0r d Of hOw'rs,
Wnen, yet by sorrow uDdcfled,
l gathered 9ou, merry child.
But, as gaze upon you now,
Wi II sinking heart and Clouded brow,
Your cha ms ar all unnt ted
f0ndly ueened your witchiDg spell
Would make ne love what once SO well
loved with love devoted:
MY nope was, through your magic art,
Sad care would from my soul depart.
Vain hope Ard yet the fault is mine.
Flow'rs bloom and stars AS brightly shine
As when | was a boy;
Tis myself alo = h We changed,
'TIs have from my SOL estranged
The things could enjoy,
Ere. at the worlds vile altar kne-ling,
| sacrificed each purer feeling.
All. bitter Is the price, in truth,
They pay who pass their later youth
In vain and ~Orl'ly strife,
Who lose, in hope Of Honors prize,
The happiness that only lies
In Silly peaceful life
To that pr fer tn" stormy 'eep
Where 'wild'ring tempests ever sweep
Sweet fow'rs whose hue cerulean vies
With the deep hue OF seraph-eyes
Tha, gaze up " the b wcrs
Where hupr and Joy erernsl bloom
And far A. Ound Is shed perfume
From everlasting flowers,
Sad Thoughts and stran"e to me you bring,
| Blest frstlings Of the dawning Spring.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-15
-SA~-
A Card.
y n ,he REPUBLICAN,,

FJr ne kEPUBLlCAN.
The friends Of Messsrs. Huklti ana
Hoagland, candidates for the nomina
tion of Sheriff, appear to be arraying
them before the public as the most
prominent men to be voted Tor on Sal,
urday next, and perhaps This ID all well
enough as long as no iuvidious dlslinc.
tious are made, but at the same time
their views must not bn perHltttd to ig-
more or nj al, loosen the firm hold that
Frank Std ham has on 'hn Republican
voters of New Castle Joun'g. The large
vote he pollod two years ago, together
" ith his willing and firm support OF the
succt s,iu numln-e Al tnnt tinic, ,ahoulh
and will without doubt make him the
nominee on Saturday. Frank comes
from good Republican stock. ard will
doubtless make most efficient and Ca
Fable officer; so,iwith a long and strong
pull, and q pull together, We will pull
him through this one time. b.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-15
IL unaW Ay.

Asthe wife of Mr.. Strahory, who oc-
c,lpies the farm of Michael Lynch
above Centerville, was coming to our
city, on Wednesday morning, with a
load of produce one OF the axIes OF tie
wagon broke near st. Joseph's chutci.'
when Mrs Strahory was thrown OUT
and the horse ran down the pike at a
rapid gate until;he..reached the Columbia
Inn, where he was caught by some
persons. Luckily Mrs. Strahory escaped
with slight Lruise, and the wagon was
only slightly damaged.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-15
EOnndl Hanging,

Harry d. Hot, 2l3 West Second
street, is found hanging wall paper and
whdow shades c,eaper than any one
in the city. Larp force of firs'-class
workmen employd, and all work done
without delay. tave the best selected
stock of wall papr and window shades
that can be folud. window shades
with fixtures an ornaments for the
ho,tom. low as 50cents a piece. Don't
forget the name and place. H. ID. HOLT,
2l3 West Second trech.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-15
Profitable.

The Media American says j.
Mitchell Baker, who owns farm near
Chadd's Ford, Chester, county, made
the past year profit Of S5,39l A IN
milk and calves from dairy Of thirty
COWS. S. 9 Smith farms the place. Mr..
Baker is the father of District Attorney
Baker of Media. The average OF eaCi,
COW iust mentioned is tritle over Sl1h,
which is considered extra, and shows
hat the farming business, in some de.
lais At least, is prof table.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-15
Sun rises AT. Sun sets
Ohristtield l. hest.
Agents for Dunlap's Hats.
kumfOrd Broth erS, HAtterS.
Sun sets 7,Ot

Sun rises AT. Sun sets 7,oo
Ohristheld l. best.
Agents for Dunlap's Hats.
kumfOrd Broth erS, H alters.
Ievi. crabs at FullmeI's.
Clam soup at Fulimer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullmer's.
Intelligence office, 5ll Shipley street.
Fresh roasted coffee at 400 King street.
Coal, Hour, feed, Steward, 7l3 W. Front.
Oity Laundry, Sixth and Shipley streets.
Millard F. Davis, jeweler,y E. and street.
Wringers sold and repaired, at 3l3 Shipley
Rustic stands and tEs lets at the 99c store
q. s. Humphrey h Bro, matters, 302 Market
Fine IL X. k'Dgs, ut IGnf, ID 4. Fourth st
Brazilian balm, coughs and colds, 10 cts
Gro to Vests, els Market street, for base
ball goods
Go to VESTS, 6ls Market street, for sport
INK goods.
Cheap -four and teed Kimble, Front and
Mad isOn streets.
Have you card any music from the mos
quitos YETI
Base ball news interests the boys more than
any other.
IL 10 uut Httlo way Hou tPoouiotioA W
peculatOn.
Awning makers have been doing q good
business lately.
Gold will SON begin to be shipped to this
country from Europe.
We could get alon1 with D few more pub
| lic drinking fountains.
Charles U'Con IL supposed TO nave LETT
an estate Of bout ,OVO,oOl.
GO for your roast dinners to the Jefferson
House, No. Market street.
Oys ers in every style at the Jefferson
HOu,u, No. il0 Market street.
kler cool. l'on't provoke a paIis by eA
lpUslng your inability to resIs. 1t.
go 70 Is ma amer, 3Ul adams street, 10
the best cigars AMI cheapest tobacco.
70. IoA4 GaMac street, ruliadelpnia.
CLAIMS anI crabs, aleo sat oysters, at Per
nclls hsh sian-, l2v and lE2 KING street.
If the Morrison Oil had only been photo
graphed We would now have something Lei
10 comfort us.
Ladies and gents dining room and every
thing IN season at the Jefferson House, NJ
llv Market street.
laAe your babies to Holiand'e; 307 Marke
street, and have their pictures taken bV tn
instantaneous process.
II Church lotteries must be stopped; even
posttnssters have to be forbidden TO deli, G
to deacuns their mail matter.
Tho place to get reliable work done is 81
W. Front street. Buckmaster and Wood
) mansey house and sign painters.
1t is not good time to,build railroads 70
the purpose Of selling bonds, but 1t is goo'
time " engage in legitimate business.
The Wilmington ranks don't do bushes
, on the sky-rocket plane Honse they don
bump down against the earth and fractur
themselves.
Ex-senator Window, who has been abroa'
for some time past, is now making tou
, through ERgland. He will start TOR HON
carly next month.
Having bought a job lot ofbill-heads an,
cards cheap, We wlli give those who wisl
printing the advantage in the money saved
at the REPUBLICAN office.
: Hyorant hose, wholesale and retail. Bes
make of standard quai.tos Couplings, noz
Zles and sprink lers to suit all hydrant nose
hhoads 4 McComb. Fourth and Orange cts
Daily Republican., 1884-05-15
A NnM Drive.

Something worth Advertising. l have
Just bought 100 yards Of a good ClacE
worstatl, good weight ard qnal'fy. /
assure dye, which can make INTO sich
suits at $50. Frock suits vt. Come
and look at IT. is all l ask you. Ferd
Carson, tailor. Central tailor store,
Seventh and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-15
n Office.

The Republican voters OF The north
end of Christiana Hundred are hercoy
notified that nomination election 1or
Sheriff and Coroner will DO held az
Coale's hotel III CentreviIle, on Satl'f-
day, May, II, between the hours "i :
and 6 o'clock, p. III. A nomination
election will also be held at Stirling $
store, at the same time. BY order OF the
County Committee.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-15
ROsin 4 brother ana the DAILY
REPUBLICAN.

We can give the REPUBLICAN credIt
for several very fine jobs OF paper
hanging that we lave done through ad'
vertising in its Columns. Some vino
had heard of us ard never been in onr
store we're induces by reading our ad.
vertiseuents to all and see us, and
were greatly surprised to find at22o W,
SECOND street the finest line OF paper
banpiups there is II Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-15
ElneltZ Il Co.,

at their store, No. l3 East Fourth street.
will have on Friday morning large
consignment Of Strawberries, new Po-
tatoes, cabbage, peas, beans, rncuih-
bers, squasheS, tomatoes and o,htr pro-
duce from Norfolk, Va, direct from the
grower. Call early if you wantto save
money. Come and look for yourself
1000 quarts Of fine strawherros.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-15
Tho eeecOnd Ward.

The Republican nomination election
for the Second Ward will be held at
Second and Walnut streets, and also at
the hotel of Charles Cannon, corner OF
A ople and Heald streets, South Will
milgton. The Republicans of the
ward should bear the above in mind,
and vote in their respective districts.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-15
Keep Your MOnev Sate from Burg
lars,

The place TO save your money where
it will pay you from to u per cent.
interest ut all times is in the central
loan association.
New shares now for sale at 81 each
Money can be borrowed at any time on
real estate security. WM, +, HAw-
KINS, SECRETARY, T12 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-15
A Great Display Of Beef.

Call at Richardson's Delaware market,
5ll King street, and see the handsoMest
stall of beet over in this city. Six head
of young steers fed by James Morgan,
Delaware County, Pa. Prices reason
able,
Daily Republican., 1884-05-15
E,nory,s Little rathartic

is tho best and only reliable Liver Pill
known; never fails with the most op-
stinate cases; purely vegetable, sugar
coated, tastel, ss, harmless, no griWnG
or unpleasant effects. Druggists sell
them -l5 cents,
Daily Republican., 1884-05-15
Anemocrnr,c Can dsdate.

George A. Willis, of Christiana Hun
dred. is o candidate for the Democratic
non ina,ion for Coroner of New Castle
County, and asks the support OF ms
fellow democrats. His friends should
stand by him on this occasion.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-15
News Humm ary.


A despatch from Denver, Colorado,
says the war in the Eastern passenger
rates continues. The following rates
were placed on the bulletin boards
yesterday Missouri river points, dis
tance 635 miles, 50 st. Louis, %; Chi
cago, ST New York, $25; with pro-
portionate rates to other Eastern points.
1t is stated that scalpers are selling
New York tickets for 500.
A freight train and an obstruction
train on the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road collided yesterday morning near
Connellsville, Pa. There were fifty
laborers on the construction cars. and 10
or 20 of them were killed, most Of the
others being injured. The wreck caught
fire and some of the victims were burn
cd to death.
In the Massachusetts, House of Repre-
sentatives yesterday, the bill provlulhg
for loan Of $4,000, coo from the State
Treasury to secure cheap homes FOR the
working people of the State was defeat
ed. In a joint conference motion was
adopted for final adjournment OF the
Leg gislature on May 29th.
An incendiary fire in Mechanicsville,
New York, on Tuesday night, destroyed
the Delaware Il Hudson Canal Compa-
lnys passenger depot and John o.:
Reeves hotel, causing loss estimated
at S10O,OOO 1t was the second incen-
diary fire in that town within a week.
A boiler in the Pennsylvania Rail
road sbops at Ninth avenue and Twelfth
street, Altoona. burst yesterday after
| noon, demolishing the building, a
structure IS by 200 feet. killing Hayden
O'Hara, and lnjuring six others, ore
severely.
| The commencement exercises OF the
Princeton Theological Seminary closeC
Yesterday. There were 43 graduates
Forty-six seminaries and colleges and g
States and countries are represented
this theological institution.
Eight hundred miners employed il
1.-THE Falls creek, St. Mary's and Hare
Scrabble mines, at Dubois, Pa, hav'
struck against the introduction OF TN
screen system.
A strike of !, 800 coal miners at Can
ton, Ohio, is considered inevitable, as
reductionis feared at theHocking vale!
mines.
Thomas G. Bradshaw, who was sho
by his son Walter Bradshaw, in Cam
bridge Massachusetts,, on Tuesday ,diet
yesterday.
The report of the threatened strike o
six thousand railroad miners OF th'
Pittsburg district is said to be untrue
The -four mill of Pollock, Bellamy 4
Co., at Slater, Missouri, was burned ol
Tuesday night. Loss, $4,000.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-15
Butter. Butter.

Cheap, fresh Lancaster County butter,
20 and rs cents. Also all KINDS OF lrnl'
and straw berries. Smeitz " Co., NO.
l3 Il. Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-15

If YOU suffer with Sick Headachee,
Constipation, Dizziness, Sour Stomach
or Bilious Attacks. Elnory's Little Ca
thartic Pills will relieve you; asaregu-
lator of the bow els tEey have no equal !;
very small. one to three dose.-l5 cts.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-15
Its Remark able

II ow soon cold can be cured by fol-
lowing closely the directions that come
with each bottle of Canada Pine Cough
Syrup. Re sure you try it if you need
anything of the kind.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-15
Link Refore You Leap.

Eureka Roach Exterminator,. the
housekeeper's friend. 1t is perfectly
harmless, and 1t never fails. Inc ohiy
safe preparation where you have chll-
dren, For sale at all the drug stores.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-15
NnUfCh lbetDfcHt1RD.

Sunday morning next has been fixed
as the time for dedicating St. Johns
Roman Catholic church at Hockessin,
rhs Rt. Rev. Bishop Becker will con.
duet the services aud preach the dedi
cation sermon. The exercises will begin
at 10 80 o'clock.