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MR.. NORMAN BLANCHARD

Resides "a o,ida, BERKSHIRE cou y. MSS.
In the fall Of ls7i he as very lov VIII con-
restion OF the lunss. and AZ the COLI -esher
cans on his dises.e rapidly aevelcpea lnp =
His ply ian, - 10 too oft-p the esse when
this disease becom.s 6rnly seste toid him
that there was no benedt 70 Be oeriveo run
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sALrpA. MtppLTsrN co, VA, August - ~
VI, Dear nr Casc-l'.r,ou me the liberty i1ks.
md do MT count u cuncciL ne studiug you inf hnr-
.rarh. may never hav, The pleasure ~ visiting \1L
iut wish Nuu know the features ct the man Whucss
Me your CAl;iiOLArEu f TAR lnhhaut was iustru-
mental IN saving. began the use 20 NUur frW'fN lor
ut ,rrh and Tronchitis Ia september. ls7. ulcd u
and u completely Curci me. NY thrili was
uhamcl. NiN uussl organs we're terribly
Diseased. 'r' tie inside oi my uc-e rom The
rntrauce a. the psi O.. My were l-n Affected u
~l o. bleed from trult aud nose whenever rfith.I
Al. aIn perfectly vol. frcaghers should have y"rr
d u. g.. 4. Htrfr.
Pastor Methodist Episcopal Church sonth-
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MRS. JOHN ssoL.snUHaHER.

Her husband says My doctor told me hat
no toud do nothing for her, aud tina, hs'e
was no hops fer her recovery sho was cured
by Or sohenuss fulmol'o syrup and seswted
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tIesant w edding Cards

The HksALD JOB office has just received
. | rye aud complete assortment OF the
most exquisite wedding cards OF latest de-
signs ever brought to this city. Call aud
canine them. Purchasing In large guam
'iies tor cash, thereby securing ali dis
,oau's. they are furnished at remarkably
90 pricet.
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OF Ravcnna Ohio was cured of severe bleeding
OF the lungs by theusc OF Dr. S'nencSs Ful'
monte syrup.
Be sur, 70 send for Or. Sckencss book on Con-
sum ton; yon will dad II Of great value wheth.
or you conclude 20 usc his Remedies or ro.. 1t
isssnt Tree, post paid. Addres, j, II. ssheuck
& ION. ,uruer 9Th aud Arch STREETS. Philaicl-
pnia. Pa. Dr. srhencts No iicine4. Pulmol 10
svruo. s Wood Tonic and Mandrake pills.
re sid By all druggists.
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No mother should oe without
Mexican Female Remedy
which cures all FEMALE plsAAsls,
and makes au women happy.
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The best smoking tobacco "a Little
Joker"
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Axxav Hin Head

Away Up Head.
B-n.on's Capcine Porous Plasters are
easily frst, no matter what lsay come
next IL r. Mann .hon, N. Y.
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Dir. DAVID LACEY

This Is from "a report made - Or. 5cneEc,, at
IA. homo nnipa In phtiHdeiDlin.
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TEXAS AND IGURoPu,

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AIit, j. MGOsIGAL,

or the Empire House. A ron. ohio, says. MY
mot or wassaved from n COnsunpuye's grave
by the use Of Dr Schencks medicines, and sd
wise all whoHrc afflicted with lung diseases %
al
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MY. j. d. MILLER,

The Eyalfellst, Of Boston, wa cured OF Con.
sun ton over 10 years ago he Is sul IN god
health. aud preaching 10 his congrogd,i1un ~ his
rhAml No II ShRwmut avenue. Bosom II YOU
car uall on him there. liz was severe Ga.g;
aud he has since recommended tie medicines
70 lnluy o.her, with great benefit
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MIR. A. SiII.LLY.

OF che urm OF smith & smelly Try good. NOR
cha O. 30 Grass Lac. Mich was CIusl if-o an
iICufallc Ca. sumpUye lie was 40 sius hat ne
gave Up pli huslltEy H. va, iudUr'l 10 us"
ur Schtuck's mpdiriUc by rrlsi.g Or, "chencks
o.ok Is nov iu active bui css AMI m p.rf, (
h'llh. li- has recommend Il She iaci'CinrT to
others and says hu can g. uOf soma wDud rlul
cures made bv them 90 sud SOS him
Daily Republican., 1884-08-02
UnderIy ting DcmScratic Princi.
nnons

Governor Cleveland was extremely
cautious in putting together what he
would say In reply TO the committee
who waited upon him and rendered him
the nomination for President of the
United States. He knew that he was
selected upon the plea of his independ-
ence and his non partisanship, that he
was suggested as the one man above all
others for whom the kickers in the Re.
publican party could and would the
more willingly vote, and that he would
If elected, though nominated by the
Democratic party, be the President of
the people.
How does he meet these expectations
after his nomination 4? In his speech OF
acceptance, which sounds very much
like funeral Grafton, he says II
in the contest upon which we now en-
ter we steadfastly hold to the underly-
ing principles of our party creed we
shall be strong"
Bravo, Mr.. Cleveland How does
such language suit the independent
voter who is looking for q non-partisan
President ? He will, therefore, devote
his energies to unfolding the under
lying principles of the Democratic
party. Had the Governor submitted
his speech to George w. Curtis, and
have been governed by his dictation
it would have read very differently
though its sentiment agrees with his
own.
What are these underlying prinei-
pies" Of party creed =? Are they any
thing more or less free trade pure and
simple ? For this principle in the past
| the party has worked necessarily and
has been beaten and will be beaten
again. 1t appears in one disguise OF
another in every platform of the Demo
cratic party, and is ruling measure of
its party legislation.
This year it has been considered adj
visable, after Mr.. Morrison $ conspicuous
failure,to keep free trade out of sight as
far as possible, but the underlying
principle for which the Democratic
party is contending is nevertheless un-
derstood as shown by the iuterpreta-
ton Governor Cleveland gives it.
Knowing well what the Democratic
creed is, Governor Cleveland being
loyal to his party, promises to staud by
that creed.
But that will be enough. 1t will suit
the leaders of the party who know that
the creed of the party is free trade. 1t
will suit the free trade Republicans
who cannot vote for Blaine because
he is not pure enough, but rather be-
cause he is protectionist. 1t will suit
the free traders of England who have
seized the trade of South America and
who want the trade Of North America
as well. 1t will suit the British free
trade papers who have nothing but
kind words for Cleveland and abuse for
Blaine, but it will not suit the Ameri-
can people and this Governor Cleveland
will find out when the votes are count
ell in November if not before.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-02

THE Irish World's cartoon this week
is very suggestive. " Uncle Sam"
stands behind closed gate, labeled :
" Closed for protection. John Bull,
staggering under load ofBritish manu-
featured goods, is walking over a free
trade plank, towards the gate. The
following colloquy ensues
Uncle sam Not to-day, john
Don't want anything from YOU
John Bull " Cali around after cleo
ton, Ell %
Uncle sam WAL, l shouldn't
advise you. For if Blaine,s 'lected, he
will keep this gate closed; and if Cleve-
land carries, why, he will make the
boys work sixteen hours q day, ant
Brother Beecher, who is free trader
and goes for Cleveland, says bread ant
water are good enough for workingmen
and how is your pauper labor going t,
compete with Ills then 2''
Daily Republican., 1884-08-02

LOGAN AND Hendricks were both
Dem ocrats before the war, and held
the same views in relation to slavery.
But when the war broke out Logan bid
goodbye TO that kind of Democracy
that made war ON the Union. and went
To the front, becoming one of the bra.
vest of Union Generals. Hendricks re-
mained at home, became the leader OF
the Copperheads in his State, aud be
gan to assail Lincoln and the admins
traticn. He has kept up his abuse o
every administration since then, while
| Logan has always been a leader of it,
This is jus the difference between til,
two men. No wonder the people viii
choose Logan.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-02
PR|NT ING.

The REPUBLICAN job rooms
are fitted up with four good
presses, three Gordons and
a large cylinder Potter press.
Over forty new fonts of type
have been put in our job room
and we are now better fitted
up than ever before to prinr
cards, bill heads, circulars,
wedding invitations, funeral
notices, tags, invoices, etc.
we will take anything out
side of book work, and will
execute it in a satisfactory
manner. We guarantee first
class work, at prices in keep
ing with the same. A share
OF your patronage is solicited.
Now is your chance to get
your business cards printed
tor the tall trade cheap. We
have Just purchased FIFTY
THOUSAND CARDS, that
were cut from first class Bris-
tol board and they print up
nicely.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-02

DEMOCRATIC papers are threatening
retaliation by publishing some things in
relation to the private character of
ia mes G.. Blaine. If they can rake up
any hing true that will anything like
compare III dishonor and fiendishnes-
10 the crime charged against Governor
Cleveland and which goes uncoutradict-
ed let II come 10 the surface Decent
people should know what kind ofmoral
monsters are put up for them 10 elect 10
the highest offices i'll the gift OF chris
tan people.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-02

The finest fruit jellies, preser YES.
marmalades and buffers in the market
are made by M. j. q Fl. e. Launap.
1903 West Front street. They are fol
sale, Wholesale, by Harvey Il Sisler,
Quigley & Mullen, l. II. Frank &; Son
and c. s. Middleton. Ask your grocer
for them.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-02

THE Democrats OF Kentucky made
preparations for IA great ox-roast and
barbecue, and announced Cassius NJ
Clay as one of the speakers. Mr.. Clay
lost no time in informing his Demo
cratic friends that he could not SPEAK
unless he was permitted to speak il
favor of Blaine and Logan. This didn
suit the Democrats, and Mr.. Clay's offe
was declined.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-02

DIR. SIMMS
VeHetxoJ. PfiEs,
The reelection or PilIE.
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No gripping, sickness or weak moss attend tne,l
operation. They do not losve the bowels so
ave. They tone and strengthen the Li7er,
Ind act on thekidneys, stomach and skin,
curing liver complaint, sick hesdache, ne.
-algia biiiousncss, pein IN the stdes or oaef
pain In the bowels, Kidneys or bladder, otc.-
'umb ax1o, chilis AMI fever, general veal
aess, lose Of appetite. eDo. they are spltLe >
Or WEAKLY tsnaies as al aszl slant TO keep t, G
iystair nesltsy. They are endorsed and -.
9inmendei b. thousands 80 ne incest pa.
sa,iVs and splendid liver medicine. Eisg an.
y sugar coated; u ceots a box; family bcze,
IN enc 81. Sent by mali. Sold by ieaoi :;
,eaAefo In m,d,ctnes main depot, foUr.t
md King strcsts, WilDington, III 4, And CO.
Arcn Ltro D., rl'lsdai. hts. noyl2.tI
Daily Republican., 1884-08-02

WE PUBLISH TODAY an interesting
letter from William Dea n. reserving the
privilege 10 refer to it editorally or
otherwise hereafter. 1t will be read
with interest, as all of Mr.. Deans letters
are
Daily Republican., 1884-08-02

IT SEEMS, after all, that the French
and Chinese are nearer war now than
at any time since the trouble between
them commenced. The Chinese failed
to pay the indemnity demanded, hence
the fresh outbreak.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-02

If HOLINESS and purity were to be
made the platform Of n political party,
then Henry Ward Be-cher should be its
candidate for Presiden', aud Carl Schurz
for Vice President.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-02

RErREsESTATIvE Brewer says he
would not be surprised IL New JERSEY
gave 10000 Republican majority in
November.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-02

THE Virginia Legislature is irving to
make the State go for Cleveland, but
the people shout for Blaine and Logan.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-02

1T is now said that Butler is to run
~ a candidate. The more the me. rier
Blaine amt caring.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-02

HENDRICKS fine war record, his OPP
position to the repeal of the fugitive
slave law his denunciation of the Freed
mans Bureau, his peace at any
price " principles, and his bitter hos
tility to President Lincoln h ave all en-.
deared him to the Democratic heart, but
nothing he ever said or did has endear-
Ell him so much to the Bourbons as his
statement that if Cleveland was elected
Mt least $4,000 Democrats would be
needed to fill that number of offices,
now held by Republicans, for are not
the Democrats, i'll the language of one
OF their delegates to their own nomina
uon convention, hungry nigh unto
starvation 90
Daily Republican., 1884-08-02
TT is NOT

A CURE-ALl., but ms tonic and health
"A remover, and for Blood and Skin Lis
eases, and troubles dependent on i';.pure or
im poyerished blood, Swift's Specific is with
out rival.
my baby, six months old. broke out with
some kind OF skin humor, and, af er being
treated tve months by my family physician,
was given up TO die. The druggist recon-
u ended Swift's SPECIFIC, and the result was
rs gratifying as 1t was miracul' US. My child
soon got we'll, all traces Of the disease are
gone, and he is as fat as Il pig"
J. J. KIRKLAND,
Minden, Rusk County, Texas.
~ used Swift Specific on my little daugh.
ter, who was afflicted with some blood poison
which had resisted all sorts OF treatment. The
Specific relieved her permanently, and i
shall use 1t in my practtce."
W. f. BliONTE, M. d.,
Cypress Ridge. Ark.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-02

stTEAMEk MARY MORGAN yOR
=. PHI o d oil phia, -Ana
CAPTAIN JOHN r.
TRUlrT, -QR&RfHE
Leaves Shipley Street ...fssSss513x1Mf
Wharf for Ph;iadel- ssssI5STsSSE<1 N
phia ct q. m. touch
ing At south Chester, Chester and Billings
port. Returning, leaves Arcn street Wharf
Philadelphia at 80 p. u.
Fare to Philadelphia, l5c.. Excursion, 25c
" Chester, l0c., zoe
SUNDAYS at a. m. and 7: M; returning
i0a. IN and up. IN.
Freight handled with care AMI at packet
rates. No intoxicating liquors will BE-
sold or allowed on tho boat.
For excursion rates apply to the captain on
the boat or agent at Wilmington.
CHARLES ROBERTS, President.
n. WEAVER Agent at Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-02
ITKEEMOUNT SEMINAR.
u NOR ~

10 miles from Philadelphia, with hourly com.
s ar,, Number limited to family com
ana boys prepared for college. basinsss
or special calling. Backward pupils encour.
aged and Individually instructed. llst vear
p terns S*so. JOHN W. LOCH, Pm. ID.
p"i' tv1I.Im
Daily Republican., 1884-08-02

Ex-ATToRNEY General Speed, OF
kentucky, who lost his mental balance
few years ago, has announced himself
Tor Cleveland and Hendricks, and
Cassius NJ. Clay, just in the vigor OF
mental ability, has declared for Blaine
and Logan. The Republicans can
stand such exchanges if the Democrats
can.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-02
CLOSING OUT SslE---DI6 BARGAINS
B.F.CHALFANT

TT 1HH1N0 CINEET,
Il closing out his large stock Of Mems Bows,
sIouths Ladies', Misses and Ohildren's
SHOES and shippers at very low prices to maze
Ioom Tor 10 II goods. Ladies' Kid Button and
Ma Fox Button at q. 90; also Ladies' LastinS
~ lace "a BAL at rs cents. speciality Of clogs al
cell. - swing him
Daily Republican., 1884-08-02
HARD COAL IS THE BEST.
BUY 1T AT
FRENCH ST. WHARF ,
GEORGE v, BUSH
e. SONS.
RED STAR LINE.
oAhsiAh ROYAL AND .. 8. MAIL STAMINA.
Sailing Every Saturday

BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND ANTWERP.
INN RHINE, aBRnANY, ITALY, HOLLAND Ant
FRANCE.
,utWard Steerage, $40; Prepaid from Ant
Excursion, ese; Saloon, from 800 70 S7b Er
cufsion. $40 to $l2b. Peter Wright 4 Sons
zen. Agts., SO Broadway, n. Y. SainT p.
beits, Dig Market street Head 4 Co, tb.
s"u DiufAot. Dov2t -eodlyo
Daily Republican., 1884-08-02

IHoiCE VINES AND LIQUORS on
NJ the finest brands, and apleasant ~srS.r
~ tne Rosebud hotel, No. 7oS Orange street II .
11e-lm
Daily Republican., 1884-08-02

90 N. Eleventh street, Philadelphia.
s, Lsaies provided for during confinement
ABEL MATTHIAS. M. II. ny nSa a,s
Daily Republican., 1884-08-02

Will leave Shipley 0n
street wharf for Phila- M
delphia daily at D. M, - OHRHNI
touching at Chester L.><AazaA
and Biilingsport each Sa1S6fx
way. Returning leaves
Arch street wharf, Philadelphia. at 746 q. II.
Freight received all day ut Philadelphia
snd carried at reasonable rates.
Fare, 2oc. excursion ticket, i0c. Arrange
rents have been made whereby excursioA
tickets OF steamer Norwood can be used on
.tsamer Mary Morgan. jel8-tf
National Republican., 1884-05-14

questioned by Mr. Chandler as to his knowl-
edge of the standing of his accounts with
Bateman q Co., particularly with reference to
certain differences between the statement
prepared at his (Swaim's) direction Of his &C
counts aud the statements Of those accounts
furnished to him by the firm.
Mr.. Chandler pointed out two transactions
in stocks which appeared in tho statements
furnished by the firm to Swain, in which
Swain was charged with losses, which did not
appear in Swaims statement submitted in
evidence. The witness said he had no recol-
lection OF the transactions; could not say
whether there had been any such; would not
say that there had not boon. He said his
statement had been made up from the notices
sent him by tho firm of transactions in stocks
on his account. lie had no recollection of
over having noticed tho reports of the trans
actions referred TO in tho statements furnished
him by the bank, although they were written
down in those statements Witness admitted
that he had had money on deposit in tho
bank subject to margins to be appropriated to
tho payment of losses il he sustained them,
and to bo increased by his gains if ho did
gain.
Pending discussion between counsel as to
certain admissions made by Mr.. Calkins with
respect to tho nogotiability Of tho $1,000 due
bill, the court adjourned for tho day.
National Republican., 1884-05-14
See the champions at Athletic park to-day.
Comfort for the Correspondents.

Mr. ]. G. Pangborn, assistant general pas
senger agent of the Baltimore and Ohio rail
road, has made very pleasant arrangements
for tho Washington newspaper men who are
obliged to go to Chicago to the convention.
Most of the correspondents here will go, aud
also representatives from the Washington
dnilies. Mr.. Pangborn has invited each of
Baltimore and Ohio sleepers which will
leave Washington at 10 o'clock a. m, May 80,
and make tho run to Chicago in less than
twenty-four hours. The party will take
dinner at Cumberland and supper and break
fast on tho train. Similar arrangements will
be mado for tho return trip, and tho party
will leave Chicago whenever it desires to do
so. The magnificent boudoir car, named after
Adelina Patti, which she used last winter,
will be used by tho excursionists.
National Republican., 1884-05-14
Great game to, day, Athletic park,

The First Absence In Twenty-Nine Years.
In announcing his pair yesterday upon
Senator Fryes motion for "a committee of con.
ference, Senator Cockrell said 81 am paired
with tho distinguished senator from Vermont,
who Is compelled TO be absent to-day, the first
time during, twenty. nine years of service in
tho congress of the United States. refer to
Senator Morrill,"
National Republican., 1884-05-14
The Claims OF states.

The house committee on tho judiciary has
decided to faVorably report Representative
Barksdales bill providing for tho adjustment
of any of tho claims of tho states against tho
United States. In such adjustment, the bill
provides that no charge shall be made by way
of offset or otherwise against any state on
account of the drect war tax laid by congress
in 1861.
National Republican., 1884-05-14
In FAVOR OF Mr., EngIiah.

The house committee on elections in tho
contested election case of English vs. Peelle,
of Indiana, has decided by voto of 10 to
report in favor OF seating Mr.. English. Those
voting in favor Of Mr.. English were Messrs
j. j. Adams, Lowry, Robertson, Converse, aud
Bennett; those in favor Of Mr.. Peollo Messrs
Hart, Pettibone, and Hepburn.
National Republican., 1884-05-14

CHARLES L. BEACH has purchased lots Nos. 76
aud 79l4, on Lutlrel avenue, johnson d Wines
lrst addition " HyatLsVllle,
National Republican., 1884-05-14

In the absence OF suitable materials or the time
TO prepare It, people often 20 without II dressing
for salads, Buy Durkee's Dressing and you will
never trouble yourself to make another.
National Republican., 1884-05-14
8usiutss Cbunrss.

VDY CALLING or ADDRESSING A. S. CAY
D WOOD, cor, 9th aud * SIS, n. W, you can get
monthly sale list otho0Ses lois, and RTns, myl03t
National Republican., 1884-05-14
01lanttN---nousrs.
SaantrO Rooms.

10y LADY-TWo COMMISSIONING
ID roomsi one, furnished for sitting room, tho
sOnable. Address Il. c. X, Republican Office. 4-10
10y a LADY IN THE INTERIOR DEPART
ID mcnt-A furnished room, near the Patent OnlcC,
where she can have home comforts; permanent II
suited. l. L. NJ, Republican Office. 4.l4
DY a GENTLEMAN AND WIFE FOUR OR
ID five rooms, or small house pleasantly located,
and with modern convenicnCcs. Address. giving
price and full particulars, j. q. NJ, Republican
Ofllce. 40
National Republican., 1884-05-14
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A 5i-INCH BICYCLE; HALE PAY DOWN,
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references given. Address e, NJ. o., Republicans
OHCC. b-lO
A LADY WOULD LIKE A YOUNG LADY
N TO room and board terms very moderate to
Que WHO can appreciate IL quiet home. Address l..
j., star Office. o16
A PRACTICAL STENoGf APItER is FORM
IA ing few classes In stenOgraphy for the sum
inur Those desiring TO Join one of the classes Or
receive private instruction, address STENOG-
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TXvOULD EXCHANGE MY RESIDENCE
w .(brown stonc). 3l5 ALI 81. N w. and my
country seat near Bladensburg for residence west
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st., Washington u. c.: license or sell town, county,
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