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EDITION,
bots,

Walnut candy at Ferguson's.
For good coal 90 to Bush's. French
street wharf.
Dolls heads dressed with real hair at
Mrs. Rollo's, 705 King street.
All kinds of wood BY the load or cord
at Mills'. Fourth and Railroad.
Paper bags for sale cheap Ut the RE
PUBLICAN office.
School for dressn,aking Is open day
and night ut 704 Market street.
Cotton seed meal kept In stock at
Tatnail Bros, 10l Maryland avenue.
VIII sell you Eve pounds Of string for
II ct the REPUBLICAN, office.
Look at our misses pebble Ct button
for $1.00, solid leather, at 304 Market
/ street.
That York State tub butter which
you will find at stalls 81 and ~ Third
street market, Ia just splendid.
BrAndywine Hundred wood for six
| dollars per cord. Apply to w. p.
Voshell, 718 Market street.
Send TO Pyle g. Lichtsnstein for cata-
logue of hooks. They Ont publishers
prices from % to go per cent
Bachelor Boat Club Fair, December
9th to the 10Th, In Institute Hall, Ad-
mission 10 cents.
Send 10 Pyle & Lichtenstein for cata-
logue of books. They cut publishers
prices from IS to 20 per cent.
DIR. j. A. Ebberts has returned
home, and is now ready TO walt ON
those who may give him n call.
Experience meeting at Epworth NJ.
E. church this evening. All are In.
vited TO come and take part.
Laurel Council, United Friends Of
America, Will give package party In
the McClary building this evening.
Letters of administration have beer
taken out by Edward G. Leary on thu
estate OF his wife Lucinda Leary.
Send 10 Pyle g. Ltchtenstein for cats
logue OF ooohs. They cut publishers
prices from 20 TO 90 per cent.
Special services snd preaching a
Calvary church, Third and Washing to-
streets, this evening at 8 o'clock. a.
are cordially invited.
William II. Griffin, Esq, ia about I
leave this city TO join HIS wife, who ha
been passing q few months with til
family Of "A son-in-law at Bellair, Obi,
The Rev. ID. W. Gordon, pastor {
the Ninetoenth Street Presbyteria
Church OF Philadelphia, viii preach
the Brandywine II. K. church to nigh
Mathew Morgan started yesterday Z,
Alabama, 10 superintend the erection
some machinery for tina Pianters' Co
ton SEED Company in that State.
Hop Bitters, 81 cents a bottle Brown
Iron Bittere, IS cents a bottle oil 9th
patent medicines at low prices. Tayl
* Fullerton, 1902 King street.
Citizens Rink this evening .-Prots
sor Erni showed 20 large audience
the Park Rink last evening. The pr
f,ssor is one OF the strongest m
known. -Jerfey City Evening Journi
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ruuera. Of Jacob w

The circumstances unu''
Williams met bis dean l.' u
ING. drew together avery
Of people to the funeral s1l.o oo,'
clock yesterday afternoon
hour, hundreds Of peO y 1biaI
see the calm features . =, ~
hal happy, but SO suddenly s,i I'D
Law as Il in a calm, qal psn sif]
ho,any casket, with b'au', \
n nyiate floral offerings at ..,.a
foot, The religious sel,''1
solemn and made lea a l w +.
preston. The Kew. ,h "" nasJ
Asbury NJ. Z: church. u, p ,hel
ceased, had charge Of NJ .p'
and was assisted o, BY =, vi me
Hill, presiding cue ~ ADAMS
N. e. church, Rey' ~. y; Ri
Scott NJ. E. church, , auS
gins Gins, rector of Old swe eoS
The The music was Furnished sSnI
from St. Paul's NJ. Z I [ar,
Of Joseph II. Jones tsa NH M;
Miss Eva Crouch anu ne- W
The pail bearers ' wsII "a
James G. Morrow I anu N n
Of St. Paul's, ,, and yai'l Pend
church.
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Reduction In Prices.

Numbers Z, 8 and 8 wash ooilers, COP.
per bottoms. 800, 81 20 and sl.50.-
Numbers 6, Z, 8 and 8 tea kettles, 40, 40,
80 ond Coo. each. Number 6, Z, S and
iron pots, 80. AZ, 80 and Csc. each. Gal
vanizsd iron water pots, with or with
out covers, from rs TO SOC eacl. AlsC
parlor and office stoves. cooking stoves
and ranges. Schoen Heater & STOW,
Co., 4i5 Market and Ala Shipley street
w Wilmington Del.
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n atrlnsouiaI.

Cards are out for the marriage OF
William VI. Pierson and Annie f. SHARP
a. Gethsemane Baptist church, Eish
teenih and Column bia avenue, Phila
dslphia, on Wednesday, Deem Der 10th
1885, at IL y. m. Reception al ~ 70 .
o. m. st 24O6 Boulton street.
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G,liz ms Rink this evening. Over
ntte Thousand people Witnessed the
fouitsenth exhibition of Prof. Erni A
cootly medal was presented hin afrel
his per formance.-Guardian, Pa,t, rson
Nj.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-11

Citizens Rink this evening -Profes.
sor ErDi attracted the largest audience
OF the season. His exhibition an the
rollers waa first clsss Evening Item,
Lynn, Mass.
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Citizsns' Rink this evening - Hous
packed. Had TO stop selling tickets
The feats of Professor Erni on the hori
zontal bar and bicycle were extraordi-
nary, and are alone worth going 70 see
But his feats of skating are traly won
derful.-The Bulletin Kent. q.
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W. p. Bration and daughter, OF this
city, viii leave here on Tuesday even
ing fer Columbus, Ohio. They will
also visit Terre Haute, Indiana, whe re
they Will spend the winter. They pro.
pose 10 return about March let.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-12-11

For good coal go to Pussy Walton,
foot of Fourth street.
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Citizeps' Rink this evening. - Erni. -
MAKE no mistake. Specialties hori-
zousal bar. plain and fancy Skating.
How J learned 10 skate, and bicycle
riding. Skates with or without crutcb,
goes around the rink on crutch alone
without touching foot I'd the floor.
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MURDER OR SUICIDE,

No, it is not murder nor sui
eide either, but q wise business
policy which has dec ided US tol
make prices to suit the times,
and the sound of " Low
PRICES " is ever v elcome these
hard times, and as we have
GOT OUR HAND IN
We propose to keep it up No
nonsense, but straight business
every time, as all those who will
look into our store and see the
prices we name for GOOD
lGOODS will find Out. Do not
hesitate we want to see you,
land in a few moments will con-
vince YOU that VIC are bound to
lget your trade ifGOOD GOODS
land FAIR DEALING will do
lit. We do not want you to lose
lsight Of these facts, and we
want it understood that We pro-
lpose to get Our share OF the
ltrade in this section ard we
have ma ked our prices down
to q notch thai Will bring it
every time.
Do not think that hy LOW
lPRICES we Jpean INFERIU K
GOODS no, DO, we mean thai
we will furnish you with th'
best value for the least none
all the time, at
s|MARR 4 cos
POPULAR BOOT lRo SHOE STORE,
Ell ID +. Fourth ST.,
ell WILMINGTON, DEF.
Gl-tu&fr-lm
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rpe wea'n|
Union Li'er1I

To morrow pIo ar Tbd
s lions are likely - p,et1
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pEATms.

Dec. 9TH, lsss, boy H.,
twin son Of Louis Band Mary k.Dickerson,
aged II N onths and days.
Funeral from the residence Of his parents
AIS East Ninth street, on Saturday afternoon.
at 2 o'eltck. lntcrment 1t Riverview Gene
|tery.
II AMAIoND--In this csty, on the loth inst
John Hammond, aged OF years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully tnvi
ted 10 attend his funeral nom his late resi-
dence, No. 3ls East Second street, on Mon
~ afternoon ut O'Clock. SERVICES st thu
house. lnterment at RiFerviev cemetery.
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MARRLAG - .

aAREY-HARDIEG- "wednesday. Dec.
9th. by Kev, J. l.. kstlih, ct sos Monroe
street, Robt: r CAREY and Sarah l.. Hard
irg, both Of this city.
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o,tiusns' R iok, = III a.
Armory RIDE lsn Gns to ait
On Friday e N.,;nn' Erefl
T Tbs applause was w.
Rtuffaio Truth |
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The audience. as a " II
airy , sssSS,a "haieve,, ; on 4
SsSisfSs sS@as I 9, =. 1.. sS's /
p prcmp,u spsse s ,se a aau5it}
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WILMINGTON, DEL, Dec.1l 1888.
TO OUR PATRONS

WILMINGToN, DEL, Dec.1l 1888.
lTO OUR PATRONS
| A few linesmore on OVER
lCOATS. We may have
said enough already, but W e
think not. is hard to sayl
Enough about a good thing.
and you can't say too much.
rlOur $40 Goats are the talk |
LOT the town, because they|
are cheap, very cheap. Our
,,IDress Overcoats are rare
. bargains at IS, IS and 20
n ldollars. Come in and see
N them. We may not have
re them with US long. And, by
he the way, when you come
=, Is bring the boy with
r. lyou. We are especially fit.
he ted for their comfort. W.
er. want all the boys thu
ggss-Ibig boys, the little boys
"0 1.-THE fat and lean boys
can fit them out at fror
.o nsi 81 to $40, just 10 per cen
So above manufacturers fir
men sa lcost. Bear this in mind.
lntil
=: q Harry Hart,
and1l
+ 4: = The New York
,Jbe
& s e Clothing Manufac'g G.
uris
]. j ! 316 Market St.
WILMINGTON. DEL.
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=, C 1,,ass. Admission u
r. frs .,l to children y
aR0r. ~~~
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l'iShoiu SetaiieJ SoiOICu
>ashmeres, made by Lupin,
re the finest and best we
.ver offered for the money i
20 cents from IS.
Fur trimmings in Black
Hare, Lynx, Raccoon and
Beaver, 2 to 5 inches wide, |
80 cents to $3.50. Black
Hare Muffs, extra quality,
with collars to match, $3.50
each.
VIM. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets. First fioor.
Umbrellas made of silk,
gloria, alpaca and Scotch
bingham, with all magma
BILE kinds Of handles, for
Ladies, Gentlemen and
Children are especially Sc
lected for the Christmas
trade, from 60 cents to Sc.
There's a speciality in a
really fine white-handled
umbrella for children, to
sell for IS cents.
Handkerchief OF all
kinds for everybody and If
| great variety, from 5 cents
Ito $3.50. Two kinds o
handkerchief will interes
gentlemen, one a good
large, colofed silk ponge'
at So; the other a large
handsome colored twillet
lsilk, to be used either a
handkerchief or muller, a
1880. The pongee for tn.
lolder man, the twilled sill
for the young man.
/ WIN. B. SHARP,
Fourth and Market strsets. Notion d.
partment.
1 One Of the finest whit
blankets and the mos
liberal in size for the pric
is just received. 1t is
large IL 4, with blue or re
borders, to your taste. Th
!: Irregular price has never, tina
1--we know OF, gone belo'
Il$4.50, but now the maker
''lanxiety gives them to 20
: for So IS a pair. You shout
: Isee them for the comm
nights.
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s..e of sue fn .%.
NJ TIE RBPUB. ~ N,'cloci
7 o'clock ~ 40
40 -.
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Tnimp's3

Sold silver thi% ? ssIfss
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VIM. B. SHARP,

Fourth and Market streets. Basement.
Have you a bay window,
square window, room, or
fireplace in your house that
needs a Smyrna Rug !!
Here's an opportunity you
will not likely get again to
rug up" we'll and cheaply
flor Christmas
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w eas 20 . .sst, sEssmA Z
the countty. Apply at S07 t. Sth Of. d1l,2tt
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" NJ CARTER, NO. 4o2 KING ST.
He is SOLE agent for the Old staten Is,sn
lyeilg and Cleaning Establishment.
dll-6t&
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pOhRDlNd - FOUR aENrLElS IN
ID can be accommodated with good board,
Pleasant location. Home com forts. Address
a. NJ. y tits office. dlI aus
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AT
VIM. B. SHARP'S.
Fourth and Market Streets,

For elegant appearance
and superb fit, see our 1926
Seal Plush Coat before you
take any other at half as
much more. IT'S a splendid
garment for the price. Our
1897 and $50 Seal Plush
Goats will carry satisfaction
and thankfulness into any
household. Think of it for
christmas. Newmarkets,
Wraps and Goats for
Ladies and Children at all
lprices.
VIM. b. SHARP,
Fourth and Market streets. Coat De.
l partment.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-22
Probable Fatal ARRAY.

4 foolish and most ineXcusable af-
fray occurred on Monday in travels
wagon shop between VIM. D. Marsh
and Cyrus l.. Bents resulting in
Marsh hitting Bents blow upon the
head with u spoke mallet Telling him
iascnsihle 10 the floor. At this writ
ING TUESDAY nighD Mr.. Bcnts is still
unconscious and little hope is enter
tanned of his recovery. An OPERA
ton hats hecn performed removing d
portion of the skull and portion of
the brain. Mr.. Marsh was promptly
arrested and is confined in jail await
ing results This affray grew out Of
il dispute in regard to an old horse
collar and bids fair to break up and
throw into grief two families. Some
two years ago Mr.. Bents was married
to lady from near Fayette and one
child has been the fruit OF that union.
Mr.. MAJ iii was married several years
ago to ii daughter Of VIM. j. Daugh-
icnhangh and three or four children
have been born to them. So sad an
affair over So trifling n matter should
aamonish men to control their anger
and 10 let reason instead OF passion
govern and control them in their in
tvrcourse with each other and with
their fellow men. There were pres
ant n. Brooks, Henry Fravel.
Edmund Johnson. J. j. Brown and
Geo. d. Chryst who made Il memo
randum Immediately Of every per-
sol, who witnessed the ARRAY and
who assures US that Dick Despald
was no where i'm sight.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-22

Chicago had Il band OF swindling
eonsrirators Of the Find w. notori-
=ety. Their thcsts from innocent peO-
pie amounted to over 1000 day.
John Fleming and Frank S. Lorine
Of the robbers Were captured and
tried before the United States court,
Judge Blodgett presiding. fined $500
and imprisoned one year each. Pres
ident Arthur who began political life
It's the friend pal OF VIM. NJ. Tweed
fully understanding the prosecutions
OF that noted band Of public robbers
hats just pardoncd these two Chicago
thieves out Of tile penitentiary for
the alleged reason that they both
had families dependent upon them
Well. perhaps those they were rob-
bling had families likewise dependent.
Should q poor man take hr. sd
enough 70 feed his starving children
or clothing 10 shield them from the
in.lemency uf winter, how their crime
would shock this dude Of Il president
whose chief virtue is that perhaps he
was better than Tweed.
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hands for expenditure, viz:

hands for expenditure, VIZ.
One OF $50 made at April, 1884. SEES
sion 10 paint Hcwcff Lime Springs
aud Chester iron bridges, one OF 80
made at Nov. 1884, session to make
approaches to STAT Creek bridge III
Oak Dale township, one OF $75 10
build bridge over Beaver Greek near
Siddall'- in Chester township, one Of
$50 TO build bridge ! mile south Of
Howard Center. Vouchers were pre-
sentcd. examined and approved and
showing balance Of S1.42 remaining
i'm his hands Of Howard Center and
ss.42 OF Beaver Greek appropriation.
which sums he Is hereby instructed
to pay to the county treasurer for
the benefit Of the bridge fund.
Official bond OF Vim. Theophilu-.
county clerk elect. with the surctics
thereto approved.
Official bond OF 7. +. Van Leuven
and NJ j. Bennett, Justices OF the
peace elect, with the sureties there
to, were approved.
Official bond Of Jno. Clynch, John
Steinman and A. ]. Minty, township
clerks elect, and p. G. Howe township
clerk holding over with the suritics
thereto were approved.
Completed settlement with county
treasurer his accounts found correct
and report approved.
Treasurer's statement OF balances,
etc
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-22
100 Doses

0tsc Doifos. lteef's sarsaparitia IL flIc only
medicine a Which Ills can be truly said;
AID 1t j. an upanswerabic argument as to
Tie streast,, aHd positive eeepDmy 81 tbs
ars.t pealfine. Hoods Sarsapariila |. made
II roots, herbs. iarks. efc., long and fayorably
Luewn for their power in purifying the blond !:
ani In combination, proportion. and process.
IIe9d's strsapari,la Is 1,ecn'iar 10 ffsey.
TOR econoa,y and comfort wc Bsc Hoods
sarsapafliIa." MHs. G. BREWSTER. buffalo,
Hoods sarsapari,Ia lakes iess time and
luua,aD 70 st,o.s is effect than any other
preparation ever heard o. would not be
without II In the house," Mrs. G. 4. u.
UuEEanp, North Chill. y. y. 100 Ipses
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-22

Senator Allison is working in con-
gress to defeat tho interstate com
merce bill in the interest OF the rail
roads and against the producers OF
the country. The republican farm
ers Of this county who are grooming
under railroad extortion should re
member that they aided to send an
Allison representative to the legisla-
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-22

Grover Cleveland and James G.
Blaine are both private citizens now
In Al days Mr.. Cleveland will bc pres
ident. Mr.. Blaine is expected to re-
main private citizen all lis future
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-22

The Spring Valley Vidette was put
on the black list once for disposiHg
OF its railroad passes contrary to the
terms upon which granted. It's re-
cent articles denouncing legislation
to place these corporations under the
Just control of law, ought 10 restore
the passes. Don't omit 20 send mark
ed copies to all passenger agents.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-22

John Swinton's paper, p Park
Row, New York, published at S1.Oo =
year, is asking and we judge is OBJ
tanning better financial help from the
people. 1t is one of the ablcst, best
and truest to the cause Of industry
and one OF the most severe on idle
ness OF our acquaintance. Industry
and idleness' is its classification for
Labor and Capital
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-22

The Charles City Advocate has a
poor opinion OF the motive that the
Dubuque Times gives for the ap-
pointmcnt OF its editor by Gov Sher-
man to be oil inspector. viz. for the
support Of that paper. II the office
is not for the safety and benefit Of
the people /. had better be abolished.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-22

The republicans Of Iowa were SO
ashamed Of the electoral vote OF the
state having been given for Blaine
that the electoral vote was not sent
10 Washington to be counted. A
special messenger has been sent to
iowa for the returns properly certi-
lied. 1t is the most sensible thing
the party has done in twenty years
and to which it can hereafter point
with pride
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-22

G. G. Post retired from the editor
ial control and management OF the
Chicago Express with its last issue
and his able management is to be
succeeded by that veteran in the
cause, Col. y. $. Heath, which prom
Uses we'll for the Express.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-22

81. John was asked by a Minneap-
oils reporter the other day it he
should sue Clarkson for libel. He
replied IF / do ! shall now withdraw
the suit on the ground that I cannot
get justice" Rough on Clarkson and
his magnetic man.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-22
An Amusing Incident.

The woods OF Wisconsin are full
Of 'em,-badger statesmen we mean.
On Monday the 18th inst. being cal
led to the capital Of the Badger state
on business, W. saw badger states
men OF every degree and shade from
the low down dirty dog who does the
dirty work of the party to the high
minded honorable man who would
scorn to do mean thing even for
party success. We arrived in the
city on the half past II J.. NJ. train
and on going to our hotel went i'm
mediately to bed being told that ow-
ing to the crowded condition OF the
house it would be necessary to put
another person in one of the beds in
the room We occupied Checrfully
asserting we left the gas burning for
the convenience Of our expected
room mate. Presently he came with
the dignity and mien Of II back woods
statesman. He began to disrobe
with the air Of one who felt his i'm
portance as an element of political
power in government where inteli-
gence rules and ignorance shuns the
light of day. Opening his bed he
deliberately turned about and blew
out the light. Remonstratingly we
said my friend did you blow out the
gas" Hesitatingly he replied "why
yes" did you want the light to burn
NO." we replied, shut why didn't
you turn it OFF," Confusedly he said:
Why I didn't see anything to turn it
OF with" At this display of legisla-
tive wisdom combined with weak ex-
ecutive ability we arose and instruct
ed the member from the woods, where
tallow dips and pine knots make the
lights OF the evenings, into the meth
cd Of turning off the gas, and turning
It on and lighting it, Thus endeth
the nrSC lesson.
In the morning he was astir at
o'clock averring that it was his hour
to arise no matter what hour he went
to bed. Bedecking himself in his APP
parel gaady blue silk handkerchief
q christmas present from one or his
children was missing. After a
thorough search he declared that
some person must have entered the
room and taken it out. Butwe ques-
toned "you fastened the door, and
how could it happen without awak-
Ing one or both Of u.s." mo" he said
= didn't fasten the door, Fully al
reused to the possibility that some
light fingered gentleman might also
have taken the limited contents Of
our purse, our time piece etceteras,
we reused up to discoverevcry thing
precisely as We left it OH retiring. We
then asked what he did with his
handkerchief on removing it from his
neck. He said he put it on his clothes
in the chair there. We suggested
that it might have been carried in
side his pantaloons in dressing, and
removing them, sure enough, there
It was. Such men never ought to
leave their native jungles to ride in
the ship OF State unless accompan-
led by wife, or guardian. or some
faithful friend to guide and watch
over their lettering footsteps. And
thus cndeth the second lesson.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-22
rom III cblctao :. ntlt,ei

A healthy body is indispensable to
Il vigorous mind. A bilious and
dyspeptic man, whose blood drags
sluggishly in his veins, can neither
think clearly noe act wisely. Ayers
Pills will stir up the liver, excite the
stomach and bowels to activity, open
the pores Of the system, renoyate the
blood, and restore II healthy tene-
ment Tor the mind.
Everyone knows how Painful burns
and scalds are, but very few arc
aware that an application Of De-
Lands Soda or Saleratus will case
the pain ut once. Remember this
and yon will save yourselves much
annoyance.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-22

The only thing Claikson's inter
view with the ST. Louis Globe DEM
ocrat establishes to q cerfaiuty Is
that the republicans failed to buy
st. John of. Whereat the whang
doodle mournetl,
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-01-22

Them steers hauled Scion Chase
80 far into the republican party that
he is p. M. at Chase's Mills, Maine
When Cleveland commences issuing
tickets Of leave TO offensive partizans
that rascal should he turned out.