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Daily Republican., 1885-01-20
THIRD EDITION.


A real estate agent on East Seventh
REPUBLICAN, that he wanted q good boy
to make himself generally useful.
Apply TO No. - East Seventh street.
1t is needless to say that the ink was
hardly dry on the paper after it had
come from the press before youthful
aspirant for the position had popped his
head inside the office door of the gentle
man, and asked. is this the place where
. boy is wanted? On being replied TO in
the affirmative by the lady clerk In
charge, the boy was told to come again,
when the proprietor was in, as he was
then confined TO the house with bad
cold. Twilight coming on, the boys kept
arriving to fill the vacancy, and before
ak o'clock came more than dozen
applicants had applied for the position.
When the real estate man came down
to h is office which was not before II
o'clock on Monday morning, he said
there were at least dozen boys wait.
ing to interview him. He selected the
one from the many who had applied
who he thought would suit him. There
were big boys, little boys, half grown
boys, boys with dirty faces, boys with
clean faces and carefully smothed hair
and boys who were boys in every sens,
of the word that the word boy would
imply. The advertisement was only
published ouce, and 1t was a good thinI
for the peace OF mind of the gentleman
that he had not ordered IL ofrener.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20

BALTIMORE, Jan. l9.-To day the
10th anniversary of the birthday of
Edgar Allan Poe was made the occa-
sion for carrying out wish long enter
tanned by the mem bers of his family of
burying by his side the remains of his
wife, Mrs. Virginia GLENN Poe, who
died at Fordham, n. Y. in 1913. The
remains wer~ brought to Baltimore by
Mr.. Fearing w. Gill, the author of q
life and vindication OF the poet, and the
Hon. Luther X. Marsh, president Of the
Park Com mission of New York, who
delivered the GRAFTON on Shakespeare at
the Poe Memorial in that city some
time ago.
Poe's body lies in the old cemetery at
Westm mister Presbyterian church, nj
Greene and Fay cite steeets, almost III
the heart of the city. over 1t is hand
some monument, erected about ten
years ago. The services 10 day were
very simple, consisting only OF short
prayer by Rev. DIR, j. ). b. Hoj COS, OF
st. Pauls Protestant Episcopal Church.
1t is noticeable circumstance that Mr..
Dennis Valentine, who buried Mrs Poe
in the Dutch Presby terisn Church in
Fordham III 1913, personally gave her
remains TO MIR. Gil To be brought 10
Baltimore, and that Mr.. George w
Spence, who buried Edgar Allan Poe
in 1919, and who otficiated on the occa-
sion OF his reinterment III 1875, also
buried the remains of Mrs. Poe by the
side of her husband thirty.s'x years
later
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20
Tn, Dime Museum I'm Trouble.

Suit was entered yesterday by Joseph
Burchard and wife, Of philadelphia,
against Cragg Brothers, the proprietors
OF the Dime Museum, 10 recover salary
due them for the last week. Mr.. Burch-
ard claims that the proprietors agreed
TO pay him and his wife 30 for the frst
| week, and that II the museum was .
success they were TO have 40 q week
for the season.
Last Saturday night he and his wife
were discharged, and yesterday he had
an attachment issued by Squire Vande-
Rrift against the property of the mu-
scum. This morning when the case was
taken up for trial, the Squire discharged
the attachment, and heard the case.
Cragg Brothers were represented by II.
g. Turner, Esq, who claimed that the
plaintiff and his wife had failed ~
comply with their agreement.
he also presented several claims
against the plaintiffs, among them being
one Of fine of $40, for failure 70 sp.
pear at rehearsal and charge OF 81
for hack hire from the railroad station
to the Delaware House, the entire
charges Of the CTagg Brothers reducing
the claim OF the pl aintifis to tl2.l5.
| The Squire, after hearing the evidence
reserved his decision, and II was under
stood that the defendants offered TO pay
MIR. Burchard one half this amount, ant
If ho refused TO settle for that. to carr!
the Case to court. Squire Nahdegrif
ANNOUNCED that unless some arrange
inent was effected between the parties
b. would decide the case st o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20
FOURTH EDITION,



LONDON, Jan. 1.-THE excitement
caused ON Monday by the unusual
occurrence OF council At the war
Ofsice on Sunday Was greatly increas-
ed to-day by q report that the Govern
ment had decided to resist any attempt
on the part of Turkey TO occupy any
portion Of Egypt, OF 10 land troops In
that country. There Is Considerable
hustle and excitement ut the War
Once to-day, and orders have been
sent to Chatham, Portsmouth and
Woolwieb, which have caused much
activity At those great naval stations.
Another battalion OF troops At Malta
has been ordered to embark AT once on
tho steamship Poonah fer Alexandria,
and other troops are under orders to be
IN readiness to move at u Ia oments no
tice. The indications all point TO stir
ring events in Egypt, anu there Is no
doubt that the Ministry is determined
not TO allow Turkey to interfere in
Egyptian affairs by placing an armed
force in any portion of Egypt.
| Hassan Febmi Pacha, Turkish
III mister Of justice, who has come u
England on Ia special mission concern
ing Egypt, drove III state to the Foreign
Iotfice to day. Musurus Pacha, the
| turkish AN Dassa1oT, Introduced ehth
% Earl Granville, British foreign
minister. A long conference then EN-
ruod. After this conference Count
Munster gave long explanation I,
Earl Granville Of Germany's view oI
the Egyptian question.
1t is believed that the committees o
Inquiry which the powers propose Il
have investigate the financial condition
lof Egypt, will comprise the presen
lmembers OF the Csisse de la bette Pub
iique with the addition If German anC
Russian delegates and the copsuls o
the great powers. IL II believed tina
this scheme Will not b. accsptabie Il
England, MS II would he iautanIuunt
Iunless more strictly ii nhed To the pal
lof multiple control which WAC re ecte'
by England AT the conference las
Ispring.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20

WEST CHESTER, January "A
meeting was held Of the Borough Coun.
Gil and physicians this evening 10 take
some action for the prevention Of a
spread of contagious diseases Chief
Burgess Wood occupied the chair aud
The two schools Of medicine, the old and
the new, Tor the first time in the history
OF the town. assembled together and
exchanged their views in truly love
feast style, The meeting suggested fha,
Board Of Health be az poiut-d, the
duty of which will be 10 look after dis.
eases of coutlg ious character. to
report promptly whenever found, aud
assist in placing such houses under
quarantine unit danger has been pass.
ed. The sewerage of the town was
condemned and it w8s stated that i,
could be made perfect, after the style OF
Paris ana other cities, AT cost of $50.
600. "'he physicians state that there
are only four cases of malignant diph
iberia IN the borough, and scarlet fevel
has been entirely wiped out.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20

The skating rink was well pAtronixed
again lat evening, and the space for
skating around was filled ~ full ~ one
could wish for who had on . pair Of
skates. An exhibition Of fancy skating
was given by Miss Grace Logue and
Master Ben kendig, son Of one OF the
gentlemen connected with the manage
nent of the rink. Master Ben In In his
81 ghth year, and his father said he had
only been skating for some four months.
lie certainly Ia quito an accom- lished
skater, and can put many Of his larger
brethren In the shade when Il comes "a
skating. Miss Grace 10 also quite &C
complished In the graceful art II ii
not all who put on skates who are by
any means very graceful In their first
trial TO keep on their feet and glide
around At the same time. II you arr
not careful how you strike out, away
will go your feet from under you. and
you well--you will be very apt TO fetcl
up ker bump on the floor. It's roo
nice fun, aud II you don't believe it,tr,
1t yourself But all joking aside, It's i
pleasant and enjoy able amusement
when you learn how to 90 1t alone. tn,
rink Is bound 10 become popular with
the old, as well as the young.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20

SHO ER-ln this city. on the 18th
int, Jacob SbOwa!ter, in the 10th year OF
his age.
Relatives and friends, and also tho employ.
eos Of the car shops Of the r., ". 4 H.
Railroad Company, are respectfully INV
ted 10 attend his funeral from the residence
OF his son, J. IA. Showalter, No, COZ Adams
| street, on " ednesday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
lntorment at Wilmington and brandywine
cemetery.
McCULLUUGH-O January 20 lsst, Eli Ia
beth Mccullough. relict Of the late Jethro
/ J. Mccullough, in tic I'D year OF her age.
Funeral will lc we her late residencc, No
1908 Warrington street, at II O'Clock. n on
on Friday, January 2d, and proceed by
o'clock train from llmlnrton to Ndrtn
East. Md, Tor nterment. Services IN NJ. l..
church on arrival OF train. Friends Of the
family are requested 10 attend without fur
Their notice.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20
Case ntsntake~.

III case of the woman charged with
bury ins her daughters child last A pril
was heard before Squire Nandegrift las
evening. The accused was represented
by Harry Sharpley. Esq, and ali Ia,
witnesses for ths prosecution wer,
strictly cgoss-exsmined, when 1t trans
pired that none of them had seen he
| commit the act, but had heard 1t sal,
| han sAe dcre 80, There were no wit
eeses ~ smined for the defense, al,
| TIE earn Nns disuissed
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20

Passed by Port Penn Grange, No 9.
WHEREAS, In the allwise provi-
dence OF God, our worthy brother,
James Lecompt, has, after years Of pa.
tient suffering, been removed by death
from among us therefore,
Resolved, That Whine We bow in
reverence and submission to the Divine
Master, believing that ali his rulings
ara right and just, yet we fell that in
the dra'h OF brother l. 4compt this com
muuity has lost an Exemplary citizen
the Grange and the church true friend
and his family kind husband and af-
fectiOuate father.
Resolved, That we tender to the be.
reaved tamil an expression of that sym
patty which we felt for our brother dur.
ing his ong suffering and which we now
extend to them III tdis, the sorest Attic
ton of life.
Resolved, That these resolutions BIZ
recorded on our minutes, a copy seu'
TO the reavea family, and one 10 tn,
Delaware WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, iol
publication.
THOMAS F. DILwOKTH.
f $. Nc WH6RT cR
JAMES Nc MULLIN,
COlumitte.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20
Young BaId~ins Injuries.

William Baldwin, the young man
VINO was so terribly injured yesterday
by fall from the third story Of The
Schoen Heater Range and Stove Com.
pany's building Ia not 40 badly injured
lab was nj first supposed.
When he found he was falling he
threw out his arm which, though II
was broken In the fall, prevented hin
from failing iuli weight upon his head
and consequently HIS skull Ia no
fractured as at first supposed.
II may be possible that he is injured
internally, but II he il not, none Of hii
other Injuries are necessarily fatal
Much sympathy is expressed for thu
wounded lad, who is only about eigh
teen years Of age, and is the only sup
port Of his mother.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20
The Suffering From the Earth.
quake IS.

MADRID, Jan. liking Afun2o
will return TO Madrid on Thursday. The
prlvations of survivors in Andalusia
are increasing. The distribution Of re-
Eel Is defective. Towns least In need
OF aid are assisted first, 10 the detriment
Of outlying districts Sickness Is IL.
| ereasing IN consequence Of the severity
| of Tie weather and the absence of cloth.
ing, provisions and shelter. The King
found The damage and distress In Mala
"a greatly in excess Of what the earlier
r" per's stated. The building of wood.r
dheds and erection of tents continue
IOver one thousand have been put up II
the tewu of Malaga. The Bishop o
Malaga proposes to rattle three valuable
IpainuuR-, works of Morales, Espanolit
land Delsario, In order to raise money L
treieve -Ufi-rers. 1t is estimated Ina
property worth $500, 900 has been dc
stroyed il Malaga City.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20

Last Sunday as a man was passing q
place called the Old Burnt Mil. about
four mills from Salisbury, Md, he saw
"A woman's bonnet hanging ON stick.
lie took 1t 10 church, where II was re-
coRnized a. belonging 10 al orphan girl
named Maggie Pryor about 10 years old.
who had been missing from her home
for several days. search in the water
NJ the old mill resulted in the finding
OF the body, and as there were no marks
OF violence, u verdict was rendered that
the deceased had committed suicide
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20

The Phoenix Steam Fire Engine Com
pany yesterday shipped their engine ts
New Haven, Connecticut, for q genera
overhanling by the builders,C G. Aller
ton K Co. twill BE- out OF service fol
a couple OF mouths and To do the bes,
they can At fires, the Company hav,
arranged their hose IN their expires,
wagon 10 be carried to fires while ihei
engine IL away.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20
A Home Purrh nse d

The Singley Bros. have purchased a
very pretty two story cottage with
porches, front and side yards and nj
modern improvements, on Fourth street
below Lombard, from A. j Peters, fol
$4,000 cash. The Singley Bros. arr
young meH who engaged In the con
fectionery business about ihrsa year
ago. with such success that they al,
now enabled TO purchase n handsome
com Portable home for their widowec
mother.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20
A Linernau Resigns.

John j. Taggart, el.c ed by the City
Council lineman Of the fire alarm tele
graph not two weeks ago, has alread )
grown tired OF his Office amt will resign
the same at next Thursday evening,
meeting of Council 1t il said tn,
Democratic members Of Council held q
caucus last evening and agreed upor
Bernard j. McVey as Taggart's success
nor
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20
Left Town su q d enIy.

1t La reported that Q commission
merchant and produce dealer named
been engaged in the business ON King
denly few days since, and that n mum.
just as he was about taking n train at
the station, h. was stopped by one OF
TO depart until he made some arrange
menta about his bill. The debtor final
ly compromised the matter by Rivinl
his creditor authority to take the saf'
from his place Of business for the debt
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20
Another IMPROVEMENT

The old frame building at the south.
west corner OF Fourth and WAlnu,
streets, that has for long time been
occupied by William Kitchen as a
grocery store, has been torn down, and
neat two story brick building with q
mansard roof, will I've erected on tn,
site. The new building when comple,
ed will be occupied by Mr.. Kitchen a,
a store and residence.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20
ADAl1nH.

II scare in,reeard to the pleuro pneu.
mun:a seeLls TO have subsidized So far AZ
We have heard the disease has not ex.
tended to any other herds, and those
former affected are recovering. We
pr sumo that the disease will not ex
5end any further and that our citizen,
may drink milk and eat all the peei
they desire, without fear OF evil couse
uuenc..n
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20

Freeman & Reeve Of Middletown,
have purchased Campbell country
press, and will soon have their Office
equipped. The New Era
will make it's appearance in n short
time aud may prove to the town and
neighborhood all that its name indi'
Gates. At any rate it will make thing,
lively over the Way for time.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20
T IF 7 H E0|'
Dots

FAM VICTOR cut.. \
Rheumatic Affection,
81. Peters church a..
Hall win Close to lno,,as I
IL was in No. seho ii
rooms were YESTERDAY, lr
inadvertently stated. ."
The skating rink i,p,.J
number OF Harden Han.
DO handy In case OF Or,
". s. Lednum offr,.nJ
and shoe store, No. p, n
street.
Omcer sherer, WHO 1,.,J
with iEfiammatory ,i.1
some days past, IL imrrr,'|
The Home Loan A.
this evening. Now III
time to get money OF al
Five pounds OF cholc. y
coffee for Sl.O0. A. II
Crippen's, 8 East BAD =.
The SinRley Brother. ]
down yesterday morn,,, !
their confectionery e,,,s u
wheel twisting from Id
At the annual mre,.t,
Castle County Muiu.. III
pany held yesterday ~
directors and officer. vel
Emerson's writing, "a
VIII be the subjecl u a
Mills ut the Unit4ia,l
morrow evening.
| Another test Of iLe ~
on the Phoenix engine
| yesterday between tor- n
IL worked accurately
| Any one wishing a. :,
tha I can show a. ~ sa.,y
the sale OF Altrel SPRING.
vile, on THURSDAY ai,-,va
The Second Bapii. 70,
n very pleasant time ~ =
program Of entertAifu.r
az joyed.
| Have you triesi on u,
30 cent teas. Cal A. sr
very fine. CrippeusNa .
street.
| James NJ. Andrew. q .
Iquarries not having r.'-n.
his Italian lal,orer,, A.r
be sold by Sheriff Fort i.
i A rebel flag cap,1,-ir
1852. by the flrs' bean,
was presented u suy,. :
last evening by Coarri
son.
i The Dimon villa y.
attention OF the Rcg4s, b
yesterday. Lore q En- 8
for the will. aud Hoasr
or for the contestant
The Monterey Su--e
the Western Mary.all 4
. Iyears ago owned by Y l.
this city, now OF Casfa-
sold 70 a Baltimorr sYu4i
Il A special train ". b.
city 10 New Castle % Z:
ing To accommodate ! 81
J attend the tea driuk.l. !
church in that city.
G. A. johnson, tI0u III
Trio, lectured last eysz
au,iiencs In the Uuio4 i
; upon the subject Of Ii, p
tricity.
Il One hundred and =
we're reg isterei yes,e'f
the last day for reg..rI1I
Il" rough on dogs 4" w4il
mission.
A little four year es
T. DoTfntn on tie PA
toll gate was found dr4!
I'll lay morning Depui!
.linvesiigatad the cat AZ!
ca,e OF death from ua'71
Elizabeth. relict % Z
|. Mccullough, died a lt'
1908 w ashihgton -''-ri
in the I'D year OF b. AZ
will take place 81 Fi-I
at Northeast, Md.
Miss Maggie kihs
street, having reachci
teen, a couple OF doirn
friends helped her 70 fe.'
last night. Mir.b !-r'i
ments and present ar'
1.-THE evening.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20
VEN eDts Completed.

The i'll yrovements ia the hallway Of
the post-eitice are completed, and the
new projecting window was thrown
open Yesterday. 1t will be used for the
sale of stamps aud the general del very
OF natl matter. The place for mailing
| Letters IL in the end toward X fne
street, instead of the front, as hereto
tore.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20
n annburgu.

Keunard & Co GIL Market street, in
their old time store, are showing line
of Hamburg edgings direct from St.
Gall, Switzerland, at lower prices than
ever before sold at retail In this market
They are as cheap in their way rs the
great bargain in plaid muslins, which
they have sold 30 rapidly the past week
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20

From information Fees',
John Moore, he became Y:
o house at the corner
Scott streets, occup!t4t!'
named johnson, wa "
organized gang oil c-'ta'-
yesterday he made II
acquainted with IL i't',
learned. About % -
officers Marques AMI WY
To the vicinity oil the tg-
Oh but u short iinl", VIZ
colored man comiat a.''s
filled bag on his 6al \ :. a
They waited unit We W.
the house, wien oi:itti A'' Il
ped in and ARRESTED LIZ
started with the u 'sl'' -
and had gone bu' a w. II
he told them thai Lr
" no WAS also com Z.
some chickens, aai u q
turned. He me; the ~ =, 4
slung over his shoa.e''
the hall with him. ,ls5I
| Upon max ing al "a %,
bags carried by lie l'- }
that the one in I, al
irst arrested con'"l : MD,
| horn chickens, al 10,
while the bag car.iei d
rested by officer " ''t d
white L,ghorn eAi'a,'s ~
turkey. All tie l"A..' (.
lin addition 10 n"a ID.
wrung, had also o'-rA .,,.,.
The two men w'f ~ y
.Judge Cnmniiis 6
they gave u er ! a,a'' ID
Derison and Joil II
arrest, al d stat,t d.
TO him that hoy taa
II ems tom ex.su.r'i. ". i
Who iesid. = III ca :.
L The officer Also ~ id,
JRoberis u va ~.
Iabout Is inches long It
land that Nichols 81 Ind
lin his pocket i, .,,r,.5u
log to say. and ho." 'nalge
1870 bali Ia dhsN - TED
IIwhile Nicno i-or var r farr
larceny, aud s-o' , ~ "a i
lcesl, d deadly "''i IL
IAN probable tina .. 81. 4 bail, I
. furnish the rlH! ~. r j.
IcJnmitt.d 10 NJ" -, Tie
Ism is a noted cnir si = : n,
hid the lash apple H
been ouI OF jail a 49, ,,n,i he
There IL no ,ioh''' asI IS
These men wer ls4' mat
chicken thieves, an" ...,.l IL
Ipart of the pouiif!, r,r,d %
; rrecenrly could be 'I', arrr,t,,
y When the ON ae' men Il
sIthey saw three . " n r,
ri who were asleep % lar
4 They also noii' -, r., apd
Twin chicken fcAih' TIN
t ling in this vicini. annoyed b
frequently beef, "n' comiu
of burning fealiieM,a Marques
entitled to the n the
their prompt ac, ,Sil Al arrest
a. is hoped that th, m the ga
effaot Of breaking Wy
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20

A gentleman has handed us the fol-
lowing bill contracted March 18Th, 1914
and paid September ID 1915. Ii shows
the difference between then and now in
the prices of articles as necessary for
our living then and now. The bill
was contracted by Andrew Barrett for
the use Of his uncle Samuel McMullen,
OF Daniel McColley u Co., but where
any Of the parties resided at the tirie
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20

n VA tI-ID 4.-I. WHO ARE SIF
"A ferng non the errors and indiscretiops
OF youth, nervous weakness, early decay. loss
OF InanhOod, etc. / viii send a reripe that
Will cure you. free u charge. This great
remedy wa. discovered by n utssionary IN
south Amer.cH. send . selfediressed eDve.
ope to t'te = NsJDS tP.i 7 I1INAN. VIA
on No. YORK Cttg. mn4.e0i.tkw-Iy
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20
10 lIe RnneAfe,i

Professor Becker has drciled to re-.
peat the piano rehearsal given in the
Opera lionse about ten days ago, but
owing 10 the near approach Of Lieut., II
Will nor take place until after Easter
This Announcement viii no doubt be
hailed with pleasure by al lovers OF
first class music.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20

No better time than now To buv car
pets You can buy them, and If you
do not want them delivered until yor
move We can keep them for you and
deliver them at your convenience
Cranor ~ Co., 62l Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20

Tiis hill was contracted before the
treaty 81 peace " as Included botwael
this country and Great Britain, and THE
probably vas one q TIE causes of higi
prices H. those days.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20
Carpets.

See our SO cent tapestry brussels. See
our 62 y cent tapestry brussels. So.
our 75cent tapestry brussels carpets
Cranor * Co., 621 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20
HsInp ablta nfA.RL

Remnants Of colored silk FROM > so Ia
81 cents, r'aa al from 81 90 To 30 cents.
Desirable st..ies. Cranor 70 90, 62l
Market stree.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20
SAT- oysters

Receiving duly. Families and tn,
trade supplied, j02 King street. F.
Shoemaker
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20
II sOnnl.

T. A. Mcclure of tho Eighth sire.
market, Is confined TO his horse by sick
ness.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20

A grand panorama will be given al
Shiloh Baptist church this evening.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20

PAIN VICTOR cures piles. For sale
by all druggists
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20

The place TO purchase jewelry and
silverware is at Baynard's.
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20

The balance of our stock
of Rugs and Mats is reduc-
ed to make room tor
those coming in the spring;
many Of these being bought
especially for the holiday
trade, will be found OF Gle,
CANT designs and colorings'
About fifty single door
Tapestry Brussels Mats, So
cents from IS. A large size
for double door, down to ST.
las from Sl.75. A large
size Ton sofa, down to So
from 50.
Smyrna Rugs, same on
DO tn sides, single door size,
$I.25 from sI.75; double
door size $3.50 fror, $50
large size Tor Sofa $3.50
from SO. No better Rugs
to wear than these.
| Twelve large size Body
Brussels Rugs, all we have
lin one pattern, down to So
from 81.
A few each Of Moquette
Rugs down to $I.oS iron
So. 50, and S3.75 from S.
unusually handsome styles.
Those elegant Mecca o
Paunjaub Rugs,designed ant
produced from the celebra
tied South Kensington A
. Schools with superb conAb
nations OF subdued colo,
lngs' are probably higher
tone and eff. .et than ar
Rug place i or. the Anne,
cah marke |. they are in thr'
s'zes' S4' SO, $3.50 and s9.5
Daily Republican., 1885-01-20
Thousands of cases or
SICK

Headache are perma ,ently cured every
year las the hundreds of testimou ialt
in my possession will testify by th'