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Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1885-03-01
8rpf 0 a.
(@us SaAial.l

Gin Experimentation Singing bsgisbt
iibe bel einem Iusfluss, am 4beao auT
ben EansbcoesL no iIb bic Barlasn uno
Diaoels BON Oorfe persnussll. cine n:r
&anoaSd6nen itibt ibn belonbers III bic
9lusen, ,inb er iinnt, ipie er berIelten et=
mas redt S9msi4eIbaftes iassu fbnne.
SdIiebIib nnbt &C IT'D ibr NIT ben g9Ors
ten $50 bin osm elanssnDlten Sterne
na6gesansen." Q9ie Iebr 1T sr absr
enttdni@t ais ibm bic 2ano.9 .95ommeraase
entsesnet 1Sa, freiIith. bel benz Ganse
nnoA bee s,ise irirb GeHen be Stsrne
(Styrne) gan; sIan;is."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1885-03-01

Ssrf I'M Uafe ID ieiNein N6VBtae !.
ySaSen sic, Iieber Dpttpr, fpilisn Sis
uiht tparum bic Dame bort Sriben, bic
9Ofl6auipieIerin 5rduIein g., 10 fur9t.
bar maser bIsibt = trOs Der sutsn SOit
Die iie ii4 Seitattet 2"
9OftOr: so? Iebt bic 10 gut ? 8lBts
i9 niat."
9err ,Run i5 bite Sic, ilennen Sic
oas ni9t gut Leben, ipsnn iie ale Ibsno
Elm paar bunpert -GnbfiIbsn pers
I@Iudt|
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1885-03-01
Der fette 2aem(6.

Die 3uftlnft - -- neretlt unb erItnrret
Der GrSe setraItiges Oil,
Halt Ieitt)tet aus rieIteen DunIttreis
Der Sonne fablsIdBeiIper Baa.
$40 tpeiIanO NIT tlinsenbsm Reier
Der 9teser eas 3iderro5r bisb,
$50 iib Gls Observation-Disclosures
Der aaimaH bic 2ansrpetI oertsieb;
$50 briiIehb geriifeIte Ranaen
Das raIenoe OampFrpb ent1leiit,
sSit 9lIies ibneefIDdenperbangsu,
Yerglefl4ert, eritarrt uao pereilt
Nur sort, mo benasie Sfeiette
Sruppirt lino gum l4aurtgerl SreiS,
8irft i9pa1 eire Observation-Disclosures
Die Sonne aufs fIumnernSe Gis.
Gm Seuer 3uiaumensstauert,
Serierteritiermdbts besecbt,
0odt cort, iple aus .3isgel sentduert,
Der Seste ppm Nenl4ensel4Ieht
Stunm icbiirt er unb ipirft in bic 5Iauuns,
3ur 8rDberen Sebbaitieieit,
8om triipplicbten Observation-Disclosures
Sas leste 3ipersIi1tenaol,ldpeit.
Oes 9(lfobpIs IdGbise 9leite
GntninlRt er benz Qeceraei1E,
SHie5t bann NIT trauriaer @elte
GaS Seblse unterS @el1B.
Gr laIIt: ,ou tpeb, rings 8sroerbenl
Oas tylulount. itb fiibp IS, eutfliebt,
Der Sebte Der URenIhen nluB iterbsn,
0as lit oaS 6inale bonn Sieb.
Nein abn', Der nod ssIiesenun5ummte.
Sab ltonere 3eiten ipctI blut'n,
Gr flieipte ben Sbaiscarm mnb brumnte
Gin sieS bon Aaaitaiius @riin.
CT brimmte: ,.,flnb iubsInS unS iineub
Dnreb alte GrDenbaus
3iebt aIs Der Ieste Dihter
Der Ieste wlsnIt binaus. a"
,1llr tpiirhe es nifnner aelineen.
llnb Sober faiis' toniIh mir fiir,
Der ba nod tuiirc' oirbten uuo finaen
Bei 20 Grao HeauHur. !"
go iprnh er, iprn4' 3 Observation-Disclosures
unc legfe iin itarr auf bas D6r
DaS 6suer erlplh une rsrfnntfernb
Stisg 8 istte 6iintnsn suspor. Il
crib bob iih. BON Dampien umfIp5Is,.
Die Sonne init beit;{eter can
nno um Elm 0eer bon Iprc5ien
4sob ite ben sriinscloiaen Olaf
Damn biilts Elm sdnesiIodtureasn
Den 2eHtsfi Der Mlaa{sbes, eir . =. .... B
Der Nsa 6alT Grben il< GdH1si,1&
h'ss s'stess odusloaa ~
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1885-03-01
1lnDerbefferIid. II n

.Brcfehor (erainiairt in @egeltpnrt' 'bsr
Siuoeatep sinen arantcn. Der farsEib oa6
Deltriurn ilberftanoeH bait: ,,9Sie Iunge
ieio Sbr benz, ffon IN Der aIinif e.
llter Irinfer: p3sDee BOden, idaB
liht"
aSrofeiios: yWnn er5dblt eiir1aI bies
Ten 6erren, iraB Gu5 isblt /"
atItsr Irinter ,,R DIT aIa
8 9uaps, nseine losrrn !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1885-03-01
Die SRa6feuIiebs.

Bitttpe (entrlitet): ,9lsin Serr, ss
lit impertinent infam, mir ben 5pf ~
MAIDEN, uno meinem Stubeumde1en Die
Sour su MAIDEN, bas iit abideuIi6 !"
Serebre-: y4ber mstne @ndoige.
edauffiren Sic ii9 ni@t = Sic fsnneu
tpabrI6emIi9 bas @sbot Der 9t6 d ten,
lisbe niht 2"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1885-03-01
Mibsd ii'dte SsEbtbertbsi0'is
auna.

! 9idter ya1ie fcmmt Sbr su Der isns
erbDrten gtobbeit eineu ipebrIos Dalies
senoeu, ben Sbr gar nidt tennt, 70 aa
prtigeIn 2"
Anaeflaeter: sd bab' ibn fiir ben
5uberiepp ssbaIten, Der mid i4on 10 oft
sedr9ert bat !"
Jti9ter: gDas lit nidt inD9li@ !
Dtele belosn wlenIGen baben nidt Die aee
rIneite AebnIibfsit nit sinanber !"
2lneeflaster .Sa i'm @eii6t freili6
nlht = 6as bab' ,id oud nidt geIeb'n,
neil CT b'rauf ssIesen lit !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1885-03-01
Wannigfaltiges.
a la aIappbprm

9tpei Rnaben siilsen auf ber SoiSs.
sic issten ii@ an elmer 9Bsipe;
Ia Iprah Der cine IS lit faIt.
Der andre mar iiini Dscaat alt.
9rei anaben tpOlItsn rueern seb'n,
Der aRoere aber blisb iteb'n
nnc ipraG SD sIaub. es sebt nibt msbr.
Tsnn uEier Sse, Der lit ia leer.
9rei Raaben iaben an benz Eiiet,
Der cine aB III StiiG :siisb,
Der andre ab an sirslm S4inien,
Der cine iab an ieiner Sinten.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1885-03-01

GWWDleILtA lDts tilWseI,t SllptugLtt VtI
aIios sglhestscsts ,,Qisbsr BruoeE Sbre
ytaie f6ilIsrt nisbraaIs bic meinige."
a4bsr mod Iaugs i,isbt 10 iebr, tpie bic
'bes bdrbsibiaen Gteuerbeanitsn gBplf i'm
tpsftlihsu .3oIbauis," bsnserfte bierbei
9err Dlajor a. 8. BON 0bIlelpis.
,Bps tauieno ! Shpstst mir BON bie=
fem 2affsn 5ot mid Der EsrI bod fiir3=
LID ipierer einmal polIe stoansis Ulinutsn
5ipartsn lnilen, ebe er mid uno nlein @es
ipann ablertiste." !" brauIte isbt aSerr
Sraft BON 8rnftinBen auf unc fiiete ois-
len menfdsnfrsunoii6sn Bortsn nod
hen frommen Wunid BET: ysSh' nanfbtG
Beelsebub, Der oberite Der IeiifsL fiibre
nit Blisesfbuslle BEN 8idte in ben
Radsn uaD bOlts iHa sam tiefItsn 90asa.
pflblW -
SoI6e alnb dbnIi9e 5srssnsiDnnihe
iuuroef in Beaus auf ben alien pflibts
treuen Yeamten nod Ahebrfa6 laut.
Die 0eii6ter erbiBtsn fi9 mitiammt
BEN 1en.iitbern bierbei gar ssiDattis, uno
nl5, baS Gtimmengefpirr am grDbten,
t5iite pIbbItcb, Niles gum SHpeigen
kr;nnonN t,,;s s,,, ~, kt,nar E~oI,,casooo
set. ., !. ,snssss. aase,,s g.,,.s NY
,s.s," M Ms;s;s 80 .,na nos.us,.s5 @ ~
I'm ~ 4 sss ~
den, brebs ibm gu ieiner Rais nod cine
aneers;a sans ssipaltiee gtaie, NIT Der CT
~ s as ls-s ~ ~.
IN IN s'.,y M ". ,.s..I.i.u. Ig ~ 0'Bs" WON
.'- S,;ssas ~ y" ~ sn... .s..;.;. r.s
S,,,s;. ,~s brs;. ia S.r .e oss;s,.,, "a y
bod bisiena syucbs fiibren Sie MIDI
in bic .5aIIs. Bel ioieiem, lausrR,
ben Cur nit ben, ite1eneeu Salfen,
auge lit Elm ,,Dipters SiGt fabren" rein
unmDglih," bebauptete isbt Derr YrpfeI
ior Tafelitein.
.,Aein,. nein, nun unb nimmermebl
tpirb SSbnen 6ies seIingsu!@ 70 iii.o abn
LID -i@ipirrts ss esm Baron BON aIIsr
Gsiten entsegsn.
,,5eHS iSlGlhen Setts 4ftsten sli
Q8stts !"
4 ,,lDtsine 6errsu, ids aebe re ein,n er
II lRAtStLks upH SOeuSknlQtHa lltIk pktRkHpeIl
MnGe. ..aslif perpfEihte mid AGuberosn
nod, trenii ss mir Rstbf getingE murgsi
bieien Spdrbunb in @esenipart meine
beioen alteItsn 30Hter ;u ubert0IpeIn
3ipansig 5baler in Die 3alIe sur l8sib
nahtsbsI&eeruns fur arme Eineer a.
seben."
,8ras 10 g4ir trcIIen baHeIbe tbun
tpsnn mir tpirfIiH perIiersn Iolten," tDntI
eS ibm abermaIs mebrfa9 enteegsn.
0;. mro4. fs,h.t. h,a eAs;A., So,
-. So WtI.:.a". 1850 -. SaD ST''Osn ~
Tn"ss M ~ w '
As Ss,s; Sp;.,r;.S.r ;.,.a es.,nr4;s8.,
s;.itan IT, GS .'s S.,,.Ir... rs 81. 4.' s"r w.
" ss..s', IVY oS S"s" n"S o" ~; ~ " y.
S ssr "nSs5.S S' Gs!t. ~ :, Ssr Ssbs ' Sss "a. oon
traISo,Sss aus " " S'' wv '''
e. rnns s.x oH.,n e,,Ss,,,.n S.,
e.rrn non asT.r,,n,',, r ~. SASe s,sr csSs.,.n
Ssr, n,nonntsn e,srr,, NV, @ srr,, ss oss mf,rr",
ma Rnrssa nnS Ssn | h.;s.a @ " f;.sr.,,pnas, Ssav'
SShtsr,, bsrnn - w. CO. s" s,;m. .'rSss' sSa;.;,,
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1885-03-01
@erfG ppt.

(Gin 3iueifesbafter 5renleer folnust gum
SniDelier surO bietet ibln uiebrsre iDsrtbz
poae, in6efaBts Stetne gum Saul au.)
SSnfrelisr (Die Seine bstra1teubJ
rgSaren iie fsbon eillmal eefaBt e
;Srentber Die Steine ia,
S9 = nein.."
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1885-03-01
aatbspe rsg9 sisbeit.

BrofeHcr Der SiaturssI6ihte: Die
SpiBmaus ut oas heinite Sdugetbisr
uno gsbDrt bod ailtb setpillsrmaBsn su
ben 9taubtbiersn. (Die S1uIer laden.
ylun nun, ca tit ni@.s su LADEN! 0iau=I
ben Sic eenm bab sin ieoss gtaubtbier
8lei6 eln @lsp9ant fem n,ub2"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1885-03-01
Gin QiebessBarpr, ne IL I.

--7-- ~ = = 2 x = = Z Y N = ~ - ~ 81
oMrtbtr Id fiirdts, ID fiirtbts - 9ls
Iisblt mid niHt mebr |" Is
: atber, emma, iDis iannlt Du ioettpa6
benfens"
aSa iieblt Du, gIrtbur, fo'nR bot
Du 10 lanee 3ett ssbrauht, mir bie
9anoidnbe 3usnfn6pfsn iiio left blR
Du 10 &aelI bntnit fertis
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1885-03-01
unbslIises gerIansem

@ess @Eiapslsak<s Issst, sss @ist*
uno BOoasra eeplnst, auf eem SopRd
uno ruft: uHtefe, fpmme bod sIeia etRa
NAL berem !-g9ier bin i&, tpos siebt's
eenn ?-gSee' mir bod msin 8ein auf's
Spppa-arsIf'5 absr nidt an !"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1885-03-01
B Be6feIbestebuna. a.

l. etubent. r5drsibft 9u i@Ou Diss
Der an 0eine glteu Dele RinbsrEisbs
1T ia, rtbrsnb."
2. Stuoegt: ySSa, tpeibt Du, man iuft
bod sstn bic Be Be9feIbssisbun-
Gen NIT benz sItsrIiaen 9auis uufreat
~ erbaIten.
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1885-03-01
ausSer sdIinee aeaoasn

Trau ,gieber Wtann, Du a0aerlf
INNER 10 lange, bis Du mir etfpas faufit.
Bilt Du mir tenn nid,t gut z"
Mann: ,Sm @esentbsiI, i1 bin Dir
10 cut bob mir fls DID niHts sut sss
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1885-03-01
qsrofeiior Ser gbsiif.: 8.

grofeflor Der gbpfif: yg8ir ieben fait
bel allen Grfinoungeh bab itre erltsn
2lnfdnee 10 unIdsinbar, iino, baB lite ibs
rem finftlgen 98ertb tiir ,eie MiIeuibaft
Ocer oas prattiide 2eben gar nidt abnen
Iailen.' 9enieu Sic nur an GaIpnni unp
isins 5rOiSi9sutsIl 7"
Westliche blaÌˆtter. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1865-1919, 1885-03-01
u ii d bo 8 n 5 d.

.Sauptmani,': ! g8ie Der RerI ausfiebt.!
Delse unO 5aIsbinoe fdisf, Rn5pfe nid,t
,espnst Gtiefsl ni9t sspaBtl ssle bsiBeu
Sic Z" ss1 ssss.s
,Nefrut: ), ,Dieser."
5auptmaiia: g2lub 6os uct 5eIbs
ipebeL i9retben Sic ben 2srl auf' - "a
Stunoen Dfittclarrelt |"
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
In Defence Of Mr.. A adams. /.
(ooNMUNICATRD.


read an article in the Wilmington.
ian Saturday morning, in which that
paper was very harsh and unnecessarily
severe upon Rev r. H. Adams, in
reference to o serrn non preached by him
last Sunday evening, upon the murder
of officer Andrew T. Peterson. 1t Ia
inferred from the article that the person
who wrote IL was not present to hear
the sermon, and therefore was entirely
guided in his criticisms by what he
heard from others.
Now wish to say in defence of MI.
Adams, that he has been wrongly re-
ported. During the delivery OF his
sermon, in which the congregation was
80 Interested that o pin might be heard
if IL dropped upon the floor, there was
not single utterance that could be
construed into anything like sympathy
for the murderer.
On the contrary, Mr.. Adams looked
upon the intoxicated condition OF Davis
as an unmitigating excuse for the
crime, and MI. Adams sermon al
through was full OF sympathy for the
distressed family. would not refer u
to this matter we're 1t not that the ar
ticle does great in Justice to Mr.Adams
and goes beforethe public as an apolog,
for crime. feel very confident tha
had the author of the article alluded u
heard the sermon that Mr.. Adam
preached, it would have been writer
In q very different spirit. JUSTICE.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
An important Decision.

The Supreme Cour. of the State OF
Illinois has rendered a decision that
while the Legislature may tax, license
or regulate the traHc III sPirlhuous
liquors, it has no authority TO prohibit
the man utacture or sale of the same,
Prohibition may be decreed by consti'
tu:ional mandate, but to concede this
power to the Legislature woulh oe tt
concede tb it the power 10 suppress any
industry pr occupation or the people
This il a new view OF the case, and il
may .meet with some opposition, yet II
strilSes us az worth more than a passing
thought. Where the question, how
ever, is loft to the people, the constitu
tional objection may be sat aside, az
the people are the source of ali power
and can make and unrnake corstitu
tions and laws.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
dominion TariH Oh a anges.

In the Dominion House OF common
on Thursday the Tariff resolutions were
considered In COMMITTEES. The follow.
ing changes were made On refined
sugars of al grades, an increased onty
of one cent per pound and 80 per cent.
advalorem. On Geneva gin, rum and
whishey the duty ID Increased TO sl 40
per imperial gallon on brandy, spe-
citic duty Of e per gallon. Inc duties
ON snuff and tobacco arc increased TO 80
cents per pound. Excise duties on
Spirits made from raw grain, 81 80 per
proof gallon ; on spirits male from
matted barley, Sl.S2 per proof gallon ;
on spirits nads from molasses, etc ,
81. 50 per proof gallon. Excise duties
on chewing tobacco, cigarettes, spun,
etc. are increased 20 cents per pound ;
cigare ties Or cut tobacco, when put up
in packages OF one twentieth ofa pound
or manufactured tobacco made from
Canadian leaf, cents per pound.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
HOadIy Delighted With CIeve-
land.

CoLUMBUs,O., July 11.-Hon. Learn
er V. Harrison, President of the First
National Bank, of this city, received a
telegram from Governor Hoadly at
Columbu this evening, asking him If
he would consent to the use of his name
for the position of GovtrNnent director
of the Union Pacific Railway, the posi-
ton which was declined by Hon. Ed.
ward II. N0yes. Therb is little, If any,
doubt that Mr.. Harrison will accept the
position. He Ia Liberal Republican,
and there is not likely to arise the gene
raj howl which met the appointment Of
Governor Noyes.
Governor Hoadly received letter
from President Cleveland during the
day, in which he asked the Governor
to give himself no uneasiness respecting
the newspaper criticisms which had
been INDUCED in over his recommen
dation of Noyes, that the declination OF
the latter had been received, and call.
ing on the Governor to suggest another
name of q prt minent Republican in
lOhio whom he might consider least OBJ
jectionable to the Democrats of the
State.
The Governor was highly elated ovel
! the letter OF the President and its
frankness, and Immediately held q
Iconference with q few of his friends,
and the result was telegram to Mr
Harrison. There was none of thai
Ihasty action which characterized th'
appointment of Governor Noyes to tn
place. The Governor was so vel
pleased over the turn affairs had takei
that he Immediately announced hi
intention of accepting the nomination
for Governor as requested by the Presi
D dent. This information has alread.
been communicated to Judge Thurman
) and Mr.. Converse, and all are agree
that Hoadly shall be the nominee with
out opposition.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
warmers F.ght Against H olIsr.

WASHINGTON, July 1l-Representa-
tive Warner, Of Ohio, called on the Sec
retary of the Treasury to day. He says
that the objections to Kellar's appoint
ment were not based upon political
grounds at ali. The charges against
him, Mr.. Warner says, reflected upon
his moral character, and were such as
should have prevented his appointment.
In making the designation he says the
Civil Service Com mission made a great
mistake, and they cannot convince the
people of Ohio that they were not iDfiu
enced by political motives in making the
appointment, Mr.. Warner will press
the matter on Secretary Manning's a.
tention again, and insist upon Kellar's
removal. The probabilities are that
considerable trouble may grow out of
the case. Efforts will be- made by the
opponents of the appointment to drive
the Civil Service Com m issioners out of
office. and If they don't succeed in this
before, an at TACK upon the institution
will probably be made In the House
when Congress meets.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
rTHE AKIiEhNs SAVING i'ANA.
MO-. sos MARKET STREET.

rooRPORATgD VRBeuARY ~. le1
open to reoeiYe deposits daily froms a: u
until p. IN, rad on tuesday and SATURDAY
evenings from to O'Clock.
The charter Of the bank provides that et
prorts upon Its tavestments, except so much
as Is required tn- the payment OF necessary
expenses and for Suitable surplus for the 80
curity OF deposioars. shall be divided among
the depositurs.
No Iaanagori is allowed to borrow any par
Of the funds dcpea,t cd with the oorporaIiot
lRLNAGF.bS.
George W. Bush, ,: Alien hl'ieS,
n. L.. Lichtcnstein, Geo; ): CApeiio,
uhas. W. Howland, "a X, hens1a,
les. l.. Carpenter, Sr. JOB IL. Jackson,
" Ii. IL. Swift, Henry Dare,
Anthony Higgins, Edward lnsey'
WAsHINas ON II AsTINGs.
MONEY LOANEB ON MORTGAGES.
tjyo W. BusH fRo. ). CAPELLE
President. Vice-Presideni
+. L. TAYLOR, Treasurer
uylsw-tf los. G. MAThER Auditor
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13

The lest lever 3 man
can use to make low prices
is ready cash; low price
makes business, and so 1t
goes. The man who buys
with the cash gets the best
bargains all the time. No
man can do a credit busi-
ness without loss. SO
prices have to be made to
cover them to be success
full. We prefer doing a
cash trade because we can
then make prices so low
that none can make them
lower. We are offering
now special bargains in
Mems and Boys Clothing
We have q very full stock
of handsome suits for
Men, Youths, Boys and
Children, and as a special
inducement, with every
ready-made suit sold fol
$l2 or over we give a good
watch and chain as a pres
ent. We do this as anadver
tisement, and canno'
afford to continue it long
as we have made no differ
ence in our prices,a as man.
would have you believe
Our prices are all marke'
in figures on the gal
ments, which also save
you a great deal of annoy
ance. Our custom depar'
ment contains the lates
and newest styles OF sui
ings and pantaloonings.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
AUlog raph Letter from James q
Blaine.
wAsHINGToN, March "A, 1885.

tooo'
MY DEAR Mr.. COX:
! have read the 18th
chapter of your forthcoming book with great
pleasure, and l thank you sincerely tor send
ing it to me 1T Is written in clear, graphic
style, and presents wi fresh interest tho
details of the Trent Altar. Your personal
incidents sd anecdotes In connection with
that grave conf ct Of opinion and action are
In ensely entertaining.
| wish, and with the utmost confidence
predi,t. a great success as the reward OF your
literary labor, With sincere regard, your
friend, JAMES q. BLAINE.
Hon, S. S. Cox
Psi. Cullen Bryant is sole agent for
Wilmington and is now soliciting subscribers
for s. = CoX's great book, Three Decades
of Federal Legislation, from 1855 to 1855. '
This work Is elegantly engraved, beautifully
bound and complete in one large book of
over 100 pages.
For inform alton Of those who wish 10 SCI a
specimen copy, leave orders at RFrURIICAN
Office or call on I'm BRYANT, ,Penne.
House, kirg and Front streets. il9-u
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
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incurred. illustrated pamphlet. with iuii
terms, etc., mailed free py au'
drestjpH yoltaie Belt Co., Marshall, mlcn.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13

ters of argument, but Of common oon-
sent. As the day draws nearer the Ian
guage of praise will be strained to tell
OF what has been, and the day itself
W Ill be marked with white stone in
the memory of young and old Of every
party, Of every sect, and of every C! ass
in the empire.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
MOOnliKhf Excui nton.

The young men connected with tho
Second Baptist church will give a
moonlight excursion on the steamer
Rrandywine, on Thursday evening,
July 23l. Music by First Regiment
Band. a concert will be given under
the direction OF Mr.. Clarence Shank.
-ricketS so Cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
GRATEFUI-Caa1
EPPSS COCOA.
BREAkFAgT.

"By a thorough knowledge OF the natprt
laws Which govern the operations OF diEestISn
ths fn., nrouei ties Of wen seIeoted Cocoa, MI
grps sas provided our bres4falt tables with
delfcsieIy -rava red bevsrage wi.ich IN may ssvs tY
dieious Us. OF su.h articles III dtsi hat con
stilalior may W arsapniy w. SuG n.9tpev Up VIZ u
dissase Hundrsis of subtle nlu. adi.s are
hoating around Us ready, 70 sttaoa wherever
there Is . resE point. we nay essS,e .,riise5 nsn5
with nufe hood aad properly naurishoo
frame, "-Civ,I service iinzctte. ,r
Made simply with boiling ~eter or min.
JANIS EPPa 4 GO. H0M9G9PA%Hlc
"a A% 1' dec4- ain. tu-cf~2Y
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n ferlng from tho errors and indisoretions
Of youth, nervous weakness, carly decay, less
of manhood, etc.. will sond recipe that
will cure you, free OF charge. This grost
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he End OF
Pain.

PUN.
During ~ years
OF suffering from
catarrh and ca
.tarrhal headache
Il never found
anything TO af.
|tord lasting relief
until | tried Ely's
dream Balm. l
have used two
'ottles, and now
consider my ca .
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have recon mend.
ed IL TO several OF
my friends with
hike good results.
lD. T. HiYgiuson,
las Lake street,
Chicago, Ill.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
Trolling AtCetfup.

A special trotfing meeting will he held
at Honewood DRIVING Park, situated
at the east end OF Newark, on Sstur.
day, August lst. The purses offered
will be for the 800, ESQ, and Tree for
all classes,
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
HARD COAL IS THE BEST
BUY 1T AT
WHARF,
GEORGE v, BUSH
g. SONS
BUTTER PAPER,

For the next ten days only
we will sell waxed butter
paper for AZ cents per ream.
The price has advanced S
cents per ream in the whole
sale market in the last six
days, and it cannot be sold
at retail for less than AS
cents. Come at once, if you
want any of this paper, 20 the
REPUBLICAN Office. ie,o-5t
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13

am cured Of catarIh and deafness by
Ely's Cream Balm. My aunt was dear. IL
restored her hearing. r. ID. Morse, ihsu T.
ence. Elizabeth. N. !.
CREAM BALM has gained an envia
BILE reputation wherever known, displacina
all other preparations. 1t ie creamy SUP
steuce. particle is applied into each nos
Price SO cents by mail or at druEgtets. Sopt
for circular. ely BROTH rs,
Druggists. OsFeRo. N.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-13
DEGISTER'S ORDER.
III REGISTERS OFFICE,
NRW CATTLE COUNTY. DBL,

June 10th, 1855.
Upon the application ofJOSEPHS, HEALD,.
Executor Of CALEB HkALD, lac Of
MIL Creek Hundred, in said couRty,
deceased, il : ordered and directed by
the. Register that the Executor afore-
said give notice of granting OF letters
Parliamentary upon the estate OF the
deceased, with the date OF granting thereof;
by causing adver iscments 10 ne postei
within forty days from the date of such
letters in six of the most public places of the
county OF New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to present
the same, or abide by an Act OF Assembly in
such case made and provided and also cans.
the same to be inserted within the same period
In the Daily REPUBLICAN,, newspaper pub
lished in Wilmington, and to be continued
therein three weeks, (e. o. d.
(~~) Given under the hand and Seal OF
IL. s. Office of the Register aforesaid, at
(~- Wilmington, In New Castle County
Aforesaid, the dav and wear above written.
IGNATIUS G. GRGBB, Register.
NoTICE-All persons having claims aRaIns'
the estate of the deceased must present tn
same duly attested TO the Executor, on
or before June ~, 1885, or abide the Act OF
Assembly in such case made ana provi ed
JOSEPH ). HEALD,
Executor.
Ad,irasa Hockeasiu bel ipn9