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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-09-18

From Col. j. Maldhof, Of New York:
Il have suffered severely for the last
ten ;ears from Hay Fever in early and
midsummer and in the fall. | desire
in the interest of my fellow sufferers
to testify in favor of Ely's Cream
Balm. My short use of it demon
strated its efficacy.-J. Maidhof, 401
Broadway.
| have used Ely's Cream Balm for
Hay Fever, and experienced great re-
lief. most cordially recommend it
as the best Of all the many remedies l
have tried.-T. B. jerks, Lawyer,
Grand Rapids, Mich. Price so cts.
1Ssept2w
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-09-18

"We do not think the tax payers
will accept SLANG for argument y
-Herald
Then the filthy old beast goes on
and gives his readers ouer tire col,tmus,
on the same page from which we qat
the ahQye, Of the most idlotie slang
imaginable.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-09-18

Gould even tells the ridiculous lie
that the poal operators in the Hooking
Valley are AL Republicans" Every
miner who has ever been in the Valley
knows that there is not shadow Of
truth in any such stuff The wealthiest
operators in the Valley are Democrats
and have with then q sMail army Of
aold.ers, ordered ont by a Democratic
Governor, on the call Of a Democra-
tic Sheriff.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-09-18

It seems to US that we once knew a
Bill Sell who was Republican, but
who went over to the Democrats be-
cause the Republicans gave ':the mig
gers" a right to vote. Is this the
same Bill who is now candidate for
Sheriff, or were we mistaken in the
name? Don't all speak at once.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-09-18

To attach a stamp to an envelope
is to molsten the envelope and then
apply the stamp. Try this. If we
all did the proper thing we would use
Dr. Jones Rid Glover Tonic for dys-
pepsia, costiveness, bad breath, piles,
pimples, ague and malaria diseases,
poor appetite, low spirits, headache,
or diseases of the kidneys, stomach,
and liver. Price 80 cents, Of E. D,
Lewis.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-09-18

Hear We the thunders rolling, along the coast of
Maine?
Hear We soft winds singing the victory of Blaine
Along the east horizon you may read upon the sky
The PATRIOTS sign of victory: "'Tis Blaine who
passeth by!'
broad lakes ripping surface to the rivers
parchipg shore,
The hearts of brave Ohio's are filed with joy
more
As they gather from the East-wind and repeat the
merry cry:
ITO us belongs the victory-'tis Blaine who pass
eth by!''
The powman in the friendly shade permits the horse
to stand,
And seeks catch the glad news which flies through
out the land;
Then echong his loyal heart. his glad shout rings
high:
"God giveth us the victory-'tis Blaine who pass
eth hy!'
The workman by the heated forge now lays the ham.
mer down
To read the joyful tdngs that electrify the town;
Then joins wild rejocings that the breezes fly,
Down with the Free Trade Democrats-'tis Blaine
who passeth by!"
Ger all the hills and valleys the glad loudly
rings,
And patriot hearts are bounding with the thrill of
Joy it brings;
Wen rally again, brave boys and wave the ban
ners high,
To us belongs the victory-'tis Blaine who pass
eth by!
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-09-18
The Proper Way.

Let every Republican do his duty,
and OHIO will beat Maine.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-09-18
Hay Fever.

The Republican majority in Maine
is over twenty Thousand.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1884-09-18

REMEMBER-D. L. Pickrel & Co, are
headquarters for Hardware, Fertilizers,
Seeds, Paints, Oils, Brushes, Coal Opera
tors Supplies, sc:
augT-tf.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-16
LOOKING AT BOTH SIDES.

The good wife hustled about the house,
Her face still bright with pleasant sm lie,
AZ broken snatches OF happy song
Strengthened her heart and her hands the
while.;
The good man sat In tho chimney nook.
HIS little clay pipe within his lips,
And all he had made and all he had lost.
Ready and clear on his hnger.tips.
" Good wife. I've lust been thinking bit;
Nothing has done very we'll this year,
Money IL bound to oe hard to get,
Everything's sure to be very dear.
How the cattle are going TO iced,
How we're to keep the boys at school,
Is kind OF debt aud credit sum
can't balance by any rule"
She turned her around from tho baking
And she faced him thore with q cheerful
laugh;
Why husband, dear, one would really think
That tho good, rich wheat was only chat,
And what n wheat Is only chaff,
SO long Is We are both we'll and strongr
! IN not woman 10 worry q bit
but-somehow or other No get along.
Into all lives some rain must fall,
Over all lands tho storms must beat,
But whom the storm aud rain are DER
The sunshine is sure to be twice as sweet
Through every.strait We have found road,
In every grief We have found o song;
We have had TO bear and had TO wait.
But somehow or other No get along.
- For thirty years We havs loved each other,
Stood by each other whatever befell
Six boys have called us father aud mother,
And all OF them living and doing we'll.
We owe no man penny, my dear
Are both Of US loving and we'll, and strong!
Good man, wish you'd smoke again,
And think how we'll we've got along"
He filled his pipe with pleasant laugh,
He kissed his wife with tender pride
He said I'm do Is you tell me, love,
I'll just count up On the other side"
She len him then with better thought.
And lifted her work with u low sweet song,
A song that's followed me many q year
Somehow or other We get along"
Daily Republican., 1884-12-16

Here is u true story of successful IN.
ergy. A young drug clerk wrote rem
the Far Yves. to prominent pharma.
cist in New York, saying he would
like to come TO the city and enter a
store. He came, but when the phsr-
macist questioned him personally he
found that his visitor had never put up
prescriptions written in Latin; conse-
auently be could not get a situation.
He did not know sonl In the great
CITY, not even the gentleman to whom
he had written (until he met him at
his store). He sought in vain for a
place, and finally found subordinate
position, where he was given five dol
lars a week and had to board himself.
He was studious, pushing, active
young fellow, aud soon managed 10
attend the lectures at the College OF
Pharmacy. The gentleman with whom
ne had correspondent took an interest
in b i'm, and invited him TO come to
his store and assist in the manufacture
ing of fiuiu extracts. Once he showed
his employer " hat he could do in that
line. The man was surprised. Why
can't you do something Of that kind
for me?" he asked.
The clerk said he could, and his
salary (Which in the meanwhile had
been slightly increased) was raised to
very respectable proportions. He
worked for time In this way, event
ually receiving q salary Of fit. dollars
week finally he opened laboratory
of his own, and to-day he employs forty
or fifty hands," And yet, when he
arrived in New York he did not have
dollar, and was without influence and
without friends.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-16
FARM JOURNAL d REPUBLICAN

FARM JOURNAL Il REPUBLICAN
We have made arrangements
whereby We will club the Farm
Journal, published monthly in
Philadelphia, with the WEEKLY
REPUBLICAN, for $500 per year,
pay able in advance. We will also
send the Farm Journal one year
free to all our subscribers who
pay year in advance.
The Farm journal is one of the
best agricultural papers publish
ed, and perusal of its we'll filed
columns will amply repay you
for the trouble. Send on your
subscriptions.
We have also made arrange
ments to club the Texas Siftings
with the Weekly Republican for
the low price of 1915 per year,
payable in advance Every sub
scriber paying $3.15 will receive
a handsome premium, the list Of
which is published in the Weekly
Republican. Now is your time
to subscribe and receive one of
the handsome presents offered to
each new subscriber.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-16
A lsenerai Reduction

In the price of sewing machines. !
have concluded to make = reduction
of from five TO ten dollars on all sewing
machines, to take effect at once aud
continue for thirty days. l will sell
you a sewing machine with drop Leaf
cover and dra wers, all complete, for
S25. 90. If you do not want TO buy a
new one, will repair yOur old one at
very moderate charge Being prac-
tical machinist, and having had fifteen
years experience In the sewing ma
chine business, feel confident l can
give YOU entire satisfaction. w. f.
Orossley, the sewing machine agent,
2D2 West Seventh street. Will furnish
you any make of machine in the mar
rt
Daily Republican., 1884-12-16
Pearls OF wisdom.

Never quit your hopes. Hope 10 often
better than enjoyment. Hope is often
the cause az we'll as the effect of youth.
II Ia certainly q very pleasant and
healthy feeling. A hopeless person Is
deserted by himself. and he who for
sakes himself IL soon forsaken BY
friends and fortune.
Wondrous Is the strength OF cheerful.
ness, and altogether past calculation
are its powers of endurance. Efforts,
TO be permanently useful, must he uni.
formly j0youe-a spirit all sunshine,
graceful from very gladness, beautiful
because bright.
The importance Of admitting the
light OF the sun freely to all parts Of
.ua Indeed, perfect hessith ia
nearly az much dependent on pure sun
light as IL il ON pure air.
Nothing is so great An instance of i'll
manners as fiattery. Ii You flatter all
the company, you please none. If you
Halter only one or two, you afffont the
rest.
1t signifies little what We say OF our
acquaintance. 80 that we do not tell
them what others say against them.
Tale bearers make all the real mischief.
When you are looking at a picture,
you give it the advantage of q good
light. Be as courteous to your fellow
creatures a. you are to picture.
We ought not to judge men by their
absolute excellence, but by the distance
which they have travelled from the
point at which they started.
Never reason from what you do moi
know. If you do, you will soon be
lieve what Is utterly against reason.
The hest society and conversation ii
that in which the heart has create
share than the head.
A wise and good man does nothinl
for appearance, but everything tor tn
sake OF having acted well.
tits o species of agreeable servitud
10 be under an obligation u those W
esteem.
Kindness Is the only charm pei
United 10 the aged 1t is the coquetr
Of gray hair.
Comparison more than reality make
men happy, and can make thea
wretched.
To most men experience is like tn
stern lights of ship, which iiluminat
|only the track it has passed.
The man who lives In vain live
worse than In vain He who lives t
no purpose lives TO bad purrose.
Great men undertake great thing
because they are great, and fools b.
causc they think them easy
Daily Republican., 1884-12-16

Feeling assured Of having one OF the
finest stocks of Christmas novelties In
the city, we would respectfully invite
the attention of our customers and the
pubic to the same, viz: Ladies' and
gents cups and saucers 10 exquisite
designs, gents smoke sets, latest sty les;
bisque figures. very fine silver plated
ware, from reliable factories toilet
sets, from 30 cents to $500; lemonade
sets, II styles; vases, assortment very
omplete majolica ware, children's
toy, tea and chamber sets; Meriden
Cutlery Co.'S and Lamson Il Good
oow's knives and forks and fine oarvers,
Al Reeds reliable housS.furnishing
store, 10 East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-16
A CCOMMODATING.

We fear many people in Wilmipg ton will
find it difficult, In these dull times, to buy
and pay cash down for Christmas presents
for all the family round. Or course. tney
that lots Of little ones will have to go without
a present, Now. we rave anticipated this,
and are prepared to sell you the very peet,
books to be found in this city On easy weekly
payments. We have not only bibles albums
dictionaries and histories Of the very best
kind, but We positively have the largest And
handsomest line Of juvenile books IN this
apiec IL Is true, we have not an expensive
store and a beautiful window on the street TO
show the beautiful things to the passers ny,
out N YOU will jutt step up stairs we assure
ynu we can show you what you wsnt. We
have also the only hns line of catholic books
10 the city viii sell you bill OF 80 for vi
down and 2b cents a week until PAID. I'm a
bill OF $40. 81 down and so cents II week:
BAIRD Il MlrOHEt-L
AN Market STREET. ~ story front.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-16
Personal.

Mr.. and Mrs. William Wright have
returped home from Washington, ID. y,
where they went on their wedding
topr.
Philip.Tingstron who has been resid-
ing near Elvira, Iowa, is now visiting
his friends near Newport. Inc weather
iu that section has been quite cold, and
the ice on the Mississippi river at the
beginning of ths present month, was
some six inches thick.
There was also sleighing in the North
western part Of STATE, and every indics-
ton of cold winter. A zero tenn
perature Is common in that section, and
yet the citizens do not appear 70 mind
the cold.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-16

Teachers Of department are common
enough In the persons of dancing mas.
ters, but their instructions relate en-
tirely, 30 far az l have known, to the
waking moments OF their pupils. But
have come across trainer Of sleepers.
She IL the principal Of one of New
York's many finishing" schools,
where girls are presumed to get the
final touches of polish to fit them az.
quisitely for society. Having been
Informed that she included In her
course of lectures one on the art of slum-
bering presumably, begged her to tell
me about it, II see no objection tn
that, she responded, "snd it is simple
enough. We try here to so train our
pupils that they will become thoroughly
agreeable ladies. Did you ever consider
that . third of your time Is, or ought to
be, spent In sleep?
And, II you did, it Is highly improba-
BILE that You have had thought as to
how you looked when sleeping. Well,
1t doesn't make 80 much difference in q
man, perhaps, but Q girls owen it to her.
selt TO be at all times as handsome rs
she can, irrespective Of her natural ex-
pectation OF becoming wife. There
fore, have introduced the study of
to be corrected 10 that of sleeping with
the mouth open. Very many girls do
it. 1t is habit carelessly acquired,
l but often hard to eradicate. Dreadfully
unfeminine snoring is consequence. l
teach my girls to close their lips snugly
before dropping asleep, and to avoid
throwing their heads too far back on
the pillow, 30 that their mouths won't
fall open rs soon as the muscles are
relaxed.
! conjure them, too. to prepare a
toilet as careful, though less elaborate,
than that for the day. Their night
clothes should be neat, we'll fitting and
adapted 10 their individuality. They
should regard o Dight-cap with horror.
Their hair should not be unbecOmingly
done up in a tight knot, but adjusted
with view to both comfort and pre-.
| Suitability. Their poses of the couch
] should no more be awkward than those
of their waking hours, and l instruct
them to SO habituate themselves m
gracefulness In bed that 1t will become
instructive. That's about all there is
of the system"
Daily Republican., 1884-12-16

] Was in Cologne some years ago, had
been wandering all day abou: the city,
and was quite tired and very Cross for
1t seemed as ffthe whole city had made
up its mind to pick my pocket. was
going to my lodging, when my guide
TO still see. " Anything TO pay" ]
asked grimly. YES" he answered,
9" so much" "Then,' said /, az will
not 20. am sick of the whole tusi.
ness, and tired out, will 60 home"
But the man bad his way, after all
and went to see the picture painted
by Rubens for his own parish church.
1t was AL altar piece, and they were
ready TO show it after had paid my
money. No man in this world could
be more unfit than was to see that
picture They turned 1t to the light,
and stood half minute, ] suppose,
In the silence, with the setting sun
shining on it, and then | was sObbing,
and striving TO choke back my tears.
1t IL terrible picture, az some OF you
will remember--the death Of this Simon
Peter on the cross, with his head down.
ward.
The master never made Erander work
than in that picture. The pain of 1t
smites you with q solid stroke, but the
secret of It's greatness is In the eyes;
and these are wonderful gray eyes
the eyes of the prophet, in which the
painter had hidden such depths OF glory
and victory that, as l stood there
amazed through the pc wor and beauty
of il, / seemed to hear the angels sing
lug. The man was looking from the
cross right into the heart of heaven.
The light was more than the shining
of the sun it was the light that kind
les suns-it was the light of God. He
knows nothing of the pain; death had
no dominion, he bad fought the good
fight. The curtains of life were fall
ing, the eternal life was stormine thu
fainting and failing spirits, and Simon
Peter was already absent from the body
and present with the Lord -koBRR1
lCoLLyER.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-16

SIrl.Ei~i S1r.,. IA nj ~; i'ht "a 70
t1nt On Monday, Septe niber 9Th, she VIII r.
oncu Dsr school for both seyes. in the HARE
ness Building, corner otTonth and MafaN
streets, with a toll stat Of shlo and expert
enoad teachers, mrs. IL. will DO prepaIeS
insure thorough instruction In any branch o.
I'd ucation ina IN ~ be desired. She refers
With pride to her successful management Q,
tho primary department In past yeara, snd
will endeavor by mild but hrm disciphns
ana system to inaulcate correct habits AND
aniable department among her pupils Tcrms
nom s6 to sis per quarter, accounting 70 olss:i'
fication. For further informaEion apply Y
MRS. dAkKNESS, No 500 Market ssiess
Daily Republican., 1884-12-16
ID EGISrER'S ORDER.
IL, RRaIsTKR's OVYIcE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DBL,
Nov. 18th. lSek.

Upon theapplication Of Sarah A. Whiteman
& Lawrence N Whlteman, admfnistrators OF
II nry Whiteman. late Of MIL Oreek Hun.
dred in said county, deceased, tits ordered
md directed by the Register that the adm
Istrators aforesaid give notice 81 graotinR OF
totters Of administration upon the estate OF
the deceased, with the date OF granting
thereof, by causing advertisements TO DC
posted within forty days from the date OF
such letters In six Of the most public places
~ the county Of New Castle, requiring all
persons having dem 4pds against the estate
10 present tie same, or abide by al ACT OF
Assembly In such case made and PROVIDED
And also use the same TO he inserted within
the same period in the DAILY REPUBLICAN,
a newspaper published in Wilmington, and
70 be continued therein three weeks. 600.
Given under tho hand and Seal
LIS ofOfice Of the Register AFORESAID,
Vat WILMINGTON, In New castle
County Aforesaid. the day and year above
written.
NeTIoR. persons having claims axainst
the eetate Of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested TO the I'D ninistrators, on
|or before the lath day Of November, 1850. or
abide the Act Of Assembly IN such case naao
and provided. SAKAH A. WhiIFN hN
LAWRENCE M. v HlItM AN
Administrators.
Addyaas.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-16
Fail and winter.

Owing to the depressed condition OF
the times. we have taken unusual CO re
In the selection Of our fall aud winter
millinery. Having purchased low for
cash. we are determ ined to show those
who favor us with their patronage that
we WI sell onr goods at the very low
est ii CURE, aud guarantee satisfaction.
We shall consider it no trouble TO show
goods. aud have large stock to select
frou, embracing all the novelties of the
season. Mrs. T.. l.. Forman, DOB King
Daily Republican., 1884-12-16
Address,
IN REtiISTER'SO OFFICE
NKW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL.
Ila,nva har 9Th 1854.

Union the application Of William n stnce,
crt, administrator of Thomas W. helviil-. la1 OF
Red Lion Hundred, in said county, ne-
ceased, 1t is ordered and directed by The Reg Reg
later that the administrator aforesaid give notice
or yrsnting oflettere of adj in stratiun upon the
estate of the deceased, with the date OF Grant
pseted within forty days from the dave OF saSn
letters in six of the most puhlie places Ia tne
county Of New Castle. requiring all persons
having demands against the estate Ia present
the same, or abide by an Act OF As emply m
such cas-, made and provided and niHo cause
e same to be in serted within the ,.ms p1 81,
published in wilmington, and 10 be continued
therein three weeks, e. o. d; -, Co., NJ
l Given under til. hand amt seal OF
". :. }oNic., Of the Register aforesaid. AZ
~ Wilmington, in New CASTE county
sforesaid, the day aud year snove written
l. 4. BIB, hesistcf
NOTICE Al! persons laying claims aga ,h.I
the state or the deceased must pesrnt me
SANE, duly sttested 9TH afni9sirTor, on OF o,
before ID rpfl Der stl, isS5, o. aniit tne 'ct Oh
Assembly in sueh ease IN al. and provided.
me- WI NJ. SfUtKE N.
Administrator.
Address, ~. Georges. bcl. "t'
Daily Republican., 1884-12-16
.Dticura
Mrs. Smiths Case, and what the Rev. Ms
MeKinstry has to say about IL.

To THE PUBLIC: have been fearful sufferer
for fifteen years most q ths time WIZ p rnas pa
Lspra and the like and have always been told thai
there was cure for me, and have been so DIS
couraged that had as soon dif a, .es, nave Pee.
smallest spot from the crown OF my head TO IN,
soles OF my feet that was not diseased and as re-
az crimson. II would commence in small whit.
spots. which had q silvery appearance, but vert
not deep. but II ! attempted to heal them or sooi
after rss psbsaa ss n eo@pete dry rec
SCALE which would become 80 inilamed as 10 cIaci
and look fiery and angry, and tne burning sehs@
i was at times 80 lame that could scarcely ge'
about, and could not dress myself without Assist
nnce have tried many remedies, ana nave pait
ever obtained only temporary relief Although
helped for time soon n 5sla asrnx H. winter o
1881 and 1892 suffered 10 much as 70 pe ehtre';
discouraged Last june hSweys,; Sas arc nav we
known in these regions, TO try yonr CurIcuh.
RrMEpiEs; and felt somehow q little COURAGE
from their favorable opinion OF them 10 Try thet
virtue About the second week of July last
commenced taking the remedies, and within q,
eegsn to zee sans M good as
ny -'''' - - ~ MRS. BENZ SMITH.
certify that the above statement OF my VIE
correct and JOIN with her in expressing my gf@.'
| Jude for the great benefit she has received
''' 10 BsMITH
certify that the above statement IL co,reon 81
l smith is A prominent man in TINS community
where he lives II. is n we-known dealerin stoes
and his statement with that OF ms whe' ~ iuii
entitled to credit.
| Done at Stanstead. Province OF 0uepeo' ""
twenty seventh dsy OF October 1881
| !. &. McKINSTRY.
Hv,se, Of u, Gospo
LArgn.-I have seen Mrs. Smith recently an
l beii,.ve her TO be thoroughly and permanent
/ cured. ~ ncKINsTRY
Sc'y Adeea On. Conf, r. o. Ma ~ Nv" w. ~
Boston, Sept Q, 1884
l Ctrr1cuRA RRsoIvESr, the new blood pniihhe,
| and CTIIcugA and CUTICURA SoAP tue Rrea. p
cnres and he autifiers are sold everywhere 5tic'
I1SfTicunA. 6Oc.; Soar, DC; REsoLvEsr, Si'"
: Potter Drug and Cbemicai Co.. hos'"'A
Daily Republican., 1884-12-16
,r Ntmms' WHITE futmOnhc
BalAam,

The leading lung remedy OF Whining
ton, Del. For chronic and recon coughs
sore throat, Group, hoatseness and ~
lung diseases rs everybody well knows
Dr. Sinus White Pulmonic baisan
is the leading lung remedy undoubted
|ly. Reference abundant at our othce
soi,! by dealers. 80 cts. and T., Mali
Depot, Fourth and KIM Philadelphia
Johnston, Holloway 4 Co.. COZ Arci
street.
Daily Republican., 1884-12-16

gpdi,na YOU DAN GET MORE
hill sSan wood for sl.10 froMR ichar!-
E7snInuo 'seWnere. Leave orders at
!, TatnaS once, Oapolle's hardware
End Avcn. oos or Tatnall Bros.,
sant. na' cncr telephone %, OF
mla.tf
Daily Republican., 1884-12-16

LEug RENI-SrOKE BUILD
The thili,s' h 500 - nlook AZ
French streets, suitable Tor
bNG.m,ssion, or any heavy buzz.
lihg 5tronR and durable. Well
Itol 'or business good An. AZ
w. DAY terms easy. j. X. j.
NM ~ Vest 9Th ~. ani9 d. :