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Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

The Women's Christian ~
Union are making prepara,iSI' \
grand temperance meeting n NV Y
on some Saturday Afternoon ~
last OF March or the first of 49, /
intention isto have every saHe,. a \
In the city represented al =.
nesting Ia 70 be held in The Ws.3
ton institute. Each sunda, ~
20 have a certain space aloud ~
and each school is to perform 80
OF the programme Of ex,rcls,.
A convention OF lady d.lso,,.
the different Sunday school. !. 4.
will Do held Tomorrow afer,oo,
w. q. 7 U. rooms, 800 Nuns "
to make arrangements for tb..sl
Mrs. Sarah A. Piersou, Nm nj
keithley and Miss Hannah Nj u
appointed delegates from he M
K Sunday school YESTERDAY Nm.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

Atan early hour on saa', IN, n
Thomas O'Shannasey va, y. I'M, r,,s
the left side by boy in !, IT, w.,
of the Sunday st4t' II .,w, 1
was a difficulty about NV ssi
when O'5haunasey cauks' NM,
bow with the intention oil Il W.,
ont, when he dreS a ; ', \.
stabbed him in tht l.' !, N |,
wound, which Vas S'ien1 w.
by DE-. Pnttersnt
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

Trouhls has arisen rs Grpenw0ods
Kentucky, where mines are worked by
q nvicts. two hundred OF the nee
miners having Informed the inspector
and one Of the convict iessees thAt they
must remove the convicts and property
within two days, Rs all the huildin9e IN
the camp would be burned. The IN
spector autographed TO the Governor,
Who sent q message to the Lesttiafure
reporting the facts, and also ordered
ave companies Of militia 70 The scene.
All the theatres in Cincinnati, with
one exception, were again open on Sum
day, giving Sunday matineesAnd even,
| inc performances. At the Instance OF
| the Law and Order League three per
| formers ct Henckus' and one AZ the
People'e Theatre were ARRESTED, aho
will be arrAigned to-day.
One hundred and twenty Chinese
Who had been wood choppiug and grub
bipe near Mount Tabor, ave miles east
of Portland, Oregon, were driven out
before daylight on Friday morning by
a mob of sixty masked white men. II I
IChinsse were placed on . ferry boat
and sent 70 Portland.
In St. Louis on Friday night eighty
lave Of the one hundred retail stove sne
ttinware dealers Of that city reorganizet
lthe ssSt. Louis Stove Dealere' Associa.
ltiou." and signed an agreement to pat
onize in no way any manu- .actEre
t+lllpR stoves and tinware 10 anybod
hut themselves and other stove dealers
i Five hundred men and boys hAT
Ibeen thrown out Of work by lockou
at the Kaickerbockes Collipry of tn
Reading Coal and Iron Company a
Il Shenandoah, Pa The trouble grew 90
OF . disagreement about the price 70
paid for mining . new vein Rf coal.
1.-THE brick mat u.aeturers pf ReAdinl
Pa, at q meeting on Satut day nigh
voluL tarily increased the wages OF thei
{ hands sight to fifteen per cent. The 10
4 carriers and bhcklayers In R>adin
, have resolved to demand ar advance
L 20 per cent
David Hess, aged IS years, farmt
? lin com Portable circumstances, hanee
/ himself in his pig ETY., near ShAne-
ville, Berks County, Peuna., on saiur
g day. He Is supposed 10 have been IN
J, sane.
81; On Saturday afternoon 200 rnen en-
Is ployed in Studeoaker Brothers wage
5 and carriage factory at South Benz
lind. Quilted work because q deman
70 for an advance Of % per cent. In wag
. had not been grated.
,Joaeph Herzog, convicted at Lancal
! ter, Penna.. for forgery, v IS senienc'
Ion SATURDAY. 10 pay a hne Of $3.50 ar
: the costs OF prosecution, and be conhn'
"a in the county prison for ten years.
1t ilIt is reported that GOO miners Of q
m Marshall Coal Company, at Erie, Col
vel RADIO, have struck against a red uctit
,e in wages from 81. % TO % cents per 10
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08
Matrimonial.

Last Thursday evening Mr.. John B..
Hudson, of Philadelphia, was united in
marriage TO Mrs s. Emma Weer
daughter OF Thomas K. Weer of this
city. The ceremony was performed II
Philadelphia by theRev. Andrew Long
aker, pastor of the Broad street NJ. Il
Church. Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson will
reside in Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08
Report Asked For.

Registrar Frazer received letter this
morning from DR.. james Patterson Of
Winnipeg, British America, asking him
to send a copy of his ltst report. The
Registrar frequently receives letters O.
this nature, which shows the estimation
in which tbesa valuable reports are held
by sanitariaIs in all parts of the coun
try and Canada.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

As a result OF The uniol our ~
services and the extra an ~ v
week. upwards Of ND ..!,srjI1
taken in West Presh! tel's ~,
being those who le asasn,,rsSI
present. In the o'hrt ep al
humber is expected 70 , 4. 4
communion Sundays u -
churches.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

Chief Of Police Dougherty requests
all special police officers in this city TO
meet at police station at O'Clock TO.
morrowlevening, on business of import
anCb.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08
SCOTS Emulsion Of Puro COd Liver
OiI, Win HypOphOsphites,

Its use in Lung troubles. DIR. HIRAM
CADoRETTo, Of Jacksonville, Fla, says
81 have for the last ten months pre-
scribed your Emulsions to patients suf
ferinR from lung troubles, and they
seem to be greatly benefited by it,
use -
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

The best is the cheapest. DR.. Bulbs
Baby Syrup acknowledged TO be the
safest and most reliable medicine for
babies, and the price is only % cents.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

The body of colored child was found
In Union Street Park on Sunday and
brought to Palmer's morgue, where II
remains awaiting Identification.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

v Wilmington. 10 NE directed will be exp Jsed
to public sale, at 10 O'Clock, a. m, on
FRIDAY, MARCH ~ 1850
AT the Auditors office, No. s1s East Six h
street., In the city Of whining ,On, new Gas
tie Ounty, St 40 OF Delaware, all tsose three
certain LOIS or pieces OF Land situate in the
lcity Of Wilmington afore,atd, bounded and
det cribeu - follows, 70 Wit
no. ! Beginning At The int 'rsection OIL
the scutterly side u Thirteenth street with
the eAstefly side Of Lombard street, thence
eattefly along said side Of Thirteenth street
seven percRss and SIX huadredsnA OF Serco
more Or less, 10 the low wafer marx on the
| brand vine creek, thence deWn taid creek
i by the various cOurses AID distances thereof
i 10 line OF nd u VIM. odcUAulley, thence
| Alo1R sAid inc west.r y and parallel to
ITnIrtesnth street eleven peicnts and G. ghL.
tsntbs Of perch, more OF ietS. to the SID
ado Of lombard sheet, AMI ihenc' thereby
pOrt4erly l47 1eet, more or les. 20 the vi lace
OF ginning.
~. =. Beginning at the corner formed BY
the iutersec ion Of inc we tetly side OF Lon
bard street with the southeriy side OF ihir
Iteenth street thence along the said side o.
| Thirteenth street westerly go feet inchel
TO the centre line OF a Q inca division wall q
corner Of land conveyed u Joseph NJ. fusey
thence thereby by the nve i,lIOWlOK lines
'lyi2: S0uthefly parallel 10 Poplar street D.
; feet I 'nchts to a corner, theLca southerll
about feet Inches TO q corner OF the br!cs
boiler houie, thence along the tide OF SAID
| boiler house wall southerIy parallel TO Pop
; Iar street Al feet 2 Inches TO another eorner
thence easteriy parallel 10 Thirteenth stree
3 I fett inch 70 another corner, and kodtherl
D Iparallei TO Poplar stree. 81 feet inches 10
line OF another lot conveyed TO Joseph M
tPdsey aforesaid, theLce thereby east .riy par
aiIel TO Tnir zenith street Iss ftet inches I
ltse westerly aide OF Lombard street af.TI
Isaid, and thence thereby notthetly l4l feet
Inches 70 the place Of beginning.
No 8 Beginning at tho intersection
the northery eide Of Il irtsentn street wit
II the easterly side Of Poplar street. theme
I. lport berry along said side Of Poplar str
= 100 feet to the middle distauce Inc betNse
y IThirtes and Fourteenth street, theme
l. ialOpg said middle distances line caster an
II parallel TO Thirteenth street seventCe
d peTches and fifteen hundredshs Of - perc
90 more or lets, TO the low water mark Ia II
a | Brandywlne creek, thence down said OF
IA by the various courses and disLan es there
10 the northery side Of Thir esnth rect Al
thence thereby westerly twenty four al
Ihye-tenth percne IN re or less, 10 the ! =
OF beginning.
isl Sc. zsi ana taken in execution as the pro
oil erty " Edwara Pussy and Lea Pussy, Al
m to be Sold by j. FRANK BALI,
81 city Auditor
10 N R.-The atove named properly is u
OF sold 10 satisfy a lien thereon for stwer.
On INST
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08
Jos. l.. CARPENTER, JR. FRANK CHANDLER.
CARPENTER & CHANDLER.
REAL ESTATE AID MORTGAGE BROKERS,
OFFICE;
No. gag Market Street,

Have for rent the following houses
1904 West Second street, 0 TOoms.
1897 Lincoln street, rooms.
S04 West Eighth street, 10 rooms.
s02 Franklin street, II rooms.
lll1l West Elk hth street, S rooms.
uilpiu avenue and Ola, ton street, 9 rooms
1919 king street, rooms
Il 90 ll04 and lace Van Buren, street, room g.
lscS an 1920 Van bureD street, s rooms.
L 03 East ghth street, rooms.
store, Sh4llcross ave. ard Lireo n. rooms
store, Sixth ard Lombard, 10 rooms,
tSt0re, Sl3 market street, 10 lOOmB.
l 1909 King sire ct, II rooms.
S0I Franklin street. l0Tooms.
kTownsend and Lombard street, rooms.
Townsend and Lombard strest, rooms
ICouutry seat, near Silverbrook, 10 rooms.
Ill West Eleventh street, rooms.
1907 Tatnall street, IL rooms.
'230 Madison street, rooms.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

Tomorrow promises 10 be clearin
with stationary temperature. Wednei
day clear and slightly colder.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

At the usual meeting sssIds'
five Of them bsirg {, pref he ursi
Henry, speaking .. VI snl
f pios s., a sa'd TT ~ Is, y "
Of him (Mr. McCot or .itsd P U
him. TIE speaS' : nrpviOui
as remarkina at q sIoo 10 4
who would kill MI ~
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08
Artificial leg Broku

An old gentleman Lying
teentn and Walnut SFeeit
morning on MARKET street 50
enth, and breke b. artificial ~
the knee. He Us unable %
any further, and vas ielfta l9 aa
Hawking & S1n sisa' t'tats .Ia
Il carriage was pio,u''a ' ml. wv
ger Of the Singer ssElni aacI NV
pany when he WAS driven % I ~,
The old gentleman Is . PAM I.,,
trade, and is very poor alq w., 49,
time out hunting for Eoff a ~.
out Of em ploymelt io' sOns A~N
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08
9, Andrea's sund''

The Rev. H L .ID1.a1 hI,iiss
phis, will give a s tehoo il 10 III
room Of the church ,I.Is,s thi,
S %issIon for % persons :, rot +, f ls"
the school can be i
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08
A LoT OF

Half Hose, super stout, 2
pairs for IS cents.
A lot of Merino Half Hose,
IS cents.
Another lot at 20 cents.
Another lot at IS cents.
We've got IS styles Apply
Linen Collars; all sizes; IS
cents for a halt-dozen.W What's
going to become Of collar
m ak srs and laundrying
while these are in reach.
1 And a great quantity of
! Neckwear at such prices
that we're ashamed to put
! them in print.
il We shall keep on selling
i and selling till all these lots
. have gone.
We're confident they're
: bargains to you.
There isn't an article that
: We offer for sale that isn't Of
good quality. and while VIZ
, slash the prices 70 get then
sold, bring them back
- you're not satisfied They're
: we'll worth your money.
81
Of Wanamaker & Brown
Oak Hall,
ID s. E. cor. Sixth and Marke
~ PHILADELP HIA.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08
Ns-nweliIng House and D''',

Joseph E Martin e., es, = r,si|
is breaking ground ' or. al !,
house and board ''A ,t ..,oS.
ground where he ai' .s,,.sS
Eighth and Van BnI tH,s II. ~
from some time oei ,,n, NV
The lot ia rs by 40 'r 20 ioOOpp'
house will cost from % ! ~ sta,
the stables from e1''oV
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08
Thanks For Your Gsnersus
Response on Saturday.
THERE is A GOOD CHOICE
YET REMAINING.
Come To-Day.

Come To-Day.
Twenty lots of goods we
want to make short work
of, and we'll lose money to
do it.
We believe people are al
ways ready to purchase when
they can get goods at half
price that are worth snap
ping up
Now, then; if you come
in to-day you'll get a choice
out OF, say,
LoT (.
Custom-made Suits al
just HALF!!!
| What was $40 yesterday
lis $40 now, and will be
lwhile these goods hold out.
There's money in it fol
lyon who are the right size
l 1t may take patience to
fit your body what was made
for some one else about your
size.
i These suits were at cosI
to US yesterday. II you give
time to hunting through
Them you may save just
half what they cost us-S5
$40, SIS, maybe; the boot!
is worth a small stock O
. patience.
q NEXT-LoT ?
A greet number of single
n separate Coats.-Dress, Bust
ness and Everyday-cut il
lHALF-that is, the price is.
's You'll get them as low a
"a So.
i Bear in mind, our ow
true.made Clothing this is.
III LoT 3.
Children's Clo,hing come
next and at same rate.
Children's Clothing tina
: was $3.50 now we striI
- down TO S..
Another lot to $3.50.
Another lot goes from )
to So
isl Another lot down to S..
Another lot Of IS, So, 81
. Suits down to So.
l. And Biggest Boss Sui
Ion down to IS.
A great lot of Boys I'm
/" Pants at IS cents.
And about 1000 Sh
Waists we want to Sc
I'VE think because they &C
US more) IS cents is We
's'y cheap
we'd Next, a BROKEN LOT
81 Underwear, Scarlet a
White: prices were 81,
hf. $I.oo and 87i cents 1t
t. goes down to SO cents.
NExT--A Lot OF
Wamsutta White Shi
, the all Linen Bosoms; they
to so cents.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

HAIRED
pF,RSoN-BRYANT the resi- fence OF
ins brides parents, February 20, ~ me
Rev. J.F Garrison, u ID, John Taylor
Psirsop, of Wooddale Del 10 Carrie Louisa
Bryant, Of Camden, y. J.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

DR.. Buh's Baltimore Pills never
promise more than they chm ACCOM-
plish. That's business.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

ri 3l3 West Second street, all his household
iurnhuTs. as follows par!Ur suites. z
parlor tables, tools, pictures. ~ yards OF
good Brussels carpet. cottage suites, one
walnut bed room suite, ingram, Brussels
aud rAR cA'pts refrigerator, one walnut
ward Obe, QUO secretary one extension table,
IL feet; dintnR chairs. stair carpet and rods,
one cO1R stove and alta 'hments, pO' = Kettles
tinware, one china tea set, and Other articles
too numerous 10 enumerate
L.. y. TAYLOR.
George Drake, Auet!Onesr. nS-ts
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

Attention Horsemen Days Horsf
Powder is Indispensable 10 the farm
and livery stable. % cents.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

Rub the i" painful points. =,
IL, when afflicted win n ~. y,
Salvation Oh, the sfsN ON ~
tor Price % cents q oos1t
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08
state of tho thermometer

81 tie REPUBLIoAH office In the 81 AIDE
O'Clock 10 O'Clock IL o'rlocB
34o $50 400
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08
very sick

Tho venerable III Il, G'I .s".
at sos King street ,a h.' norgs
a paralytic stree 81. Sed i- ansOlsp1
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

DUBLlC ,ALE OF HOUSEHOLD AM
4 kitchen iur itue The subscriber
having d determined o reliEquish housek ,ep
ing, viii sell, on
IUESDAf, MARCH le 1850,
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

this morning ava az @nosfereuo
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

The Drivers !, A ..ss
the Friendship GUS !.
evening at 100
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

them % yes az rust ,es { I the Conference
Academy. The penedi ction was poo
d .unced by DIR Rutz, snd the sess ob
adjourned at 1920
A business session was held in thf
Afternoon when A. s. Thatcher and j.
K Ewes were elected deacons from
other coafere1c es y g. Warren, A
p. Prattyman, G. H. Williams, 3. N
Pilchard and Vaughan 5 Collins, trav
cling preachers, were elected to elder'i
orders. w. w. Taylor and j e. Dill
were elected elders.
ID. II. McFaul, who for eight years
had been Catholic priest, Isaac J.
Wood, William A. Wise. Whine
Jsggard, W. f. Dawson, K p. koberp
and E. H Derrickson we're callet
before the chancel railing, where tn
bishor, according to the prescribet
form, received Them into full connec
ton with the conference, and the.
were ordained deacous.
The anniversary Of the Women
Home Missionary Society was also hel
10 the afternoon and addresses WEI
made By Bishop Mallalieu, Mrs, q. "
Weidin OF Wilmington. and Mrs.
p, T.. Golf of Germantown.
In tue evening DIR. A. j. Kynett an
Chaplain G o MeCsbe spoke In beha
of the Church Extsn.ien Board. A co
LECTION was takru for the beneht OF q
NJ. E church at Wilmington, n. I
r. emily burned during the great d
there.
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

Half Hose, super stout, 2
pairs for IS cents.
A lot of Merino Half Hose,
Daily Republican., 1886-03-08

DR. Bulls Cough :. sy .Irs 'l'|
cough that sou! sounds Gstl il i
'- tn. e.. s:1also5 l is'iss 4
House. with some
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-29
LEGAL. NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given that the City Of
" Springfield will offer for sale to the highest
and best bidder. the third series of water
works bonds Of said city not to exceed in the
aggregate the sum of twenty-five Thousand
l.25,Ur1l dollars. on the llth day OF May. A. h.
lN'6. at $50 ,. m, at the council chamber Of
said city. said bonds To- be- OF the drnominl-
ton Of one Thousand tsl,CCJl dollars each. to
bear five lhl per cent per anuum interest. pay
able semi annually on the first days of March
and September in each year until the payment
Ut the principal thereof; said bonds To be due
and payable, twelve thousand lSl2.DW dollars
on the lst day of March, 1907 and the remain
ing thirteen thousand lSl3.OOUi dollars on the
lSt day of September. 1907: said bonds to b,
registered bonds without coupons Said bonds
when issued. to be taken and paid for by the
purchaser thereof at such times and in such
sums as the needs Of the city may require. and
the city council may direct by resolution passed
by said council.
Bids for the purchase of said bonds may be
filed in writing with the city clerk at any time
prior to the time above named for the sale Of
said bonds, and bids. either verbal or written
will be received by said council on said llth
day Of Nav, 1856. at S..D o'clock p. m. and said
bonds will be- sold To the highest and best bid
der. subject 10 the conditions hervinbefore
set forth.
BY order of council.
J. ;. SHEWALTER.
l5I-bs City Clerk.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-29

Gros, the ws'hmsr"u. b.' Nat,.sI KrlutAo.uI
The practice of drrnchng the human
stomach with cod liver oil for Consump-
don. is fast falling into disuSe This ia
owing TO the utterly indigestIble proper
ties OF this nAuSeHtiug quaCkery There
Is no stomach in the world that can
digest cod liVer oil III It's pure state. For
this reason. "A certain per cent. Of alcohol
enters into the Cumpp~II on OF this 50
called relief CUnsump ptlNes SO soon as
they discover the nature OF their malady,
rush To the nearest drug store and heHIu
at once To take all Kinds of nHUscatIng
medicines impure stlmulHuts and poison
Uus iutoNlcHuI~. Their siOmHChs soon be
come deDlitHtcd aud drruuEed and under
such circumstances II - no wonder that
they cannot build up snc system. nor re-
pair the waste OF tissue. In the | nlted
states there is pr0hhuly no disease ST uni
vcrsally fatal and 80 universally feared as
consumption There are few households
where there has not been ut least one
death from 1t. The public as well AS the
metiCal profession, have long ago decided
that medicinal AGENTS having the charac-
ter of food, are the only things that have
any value IN the treatment OF this disease
80 important l. the use OF alcohol IN the
treatment OF disease, that Profes-
sor II. {. Wood. Professor OF Theru-
peutics, | nlversitv OF Peun~ylN NHniH,
says: In phrhisIs DcOns-mptiunJ
and its COngener lsCrOfulos!sJ scrufulH,
there can Ire so doubt as to the great
value Of alcohol" From work entitled
An epitome Of Medicine, Surgery.
Obstetrics and Pathology" consisting Of
lectures by Professors Of the Faculty,
University Of PennH VIZ. Alfred Stille
NJ D.. Ii. d.. ID. Hayes AChrw, NJ D..
LII. d; K A. +. Penros". VI. D., ILL., d.:
James Tyson, VI. d. under the head of
diseases of the BrOnchi and Lungs. il
says: "Whiskey and food must not he
neglected" In the treatment Of Infu-
euza, Alcohol and food may he Comsid-
cred a. the type of treatment" In the
treatment of Chronic Bronchitis. Alec
hOliC stimIlant must not be lost sight Of,
either n permanent or temporary stimU.
liant" In SpH-mndic Asthma tive alcO
hol' In Pneumonia. "AlCnhnl and good
food are the PRINCIPAL elem,- + in the
treHtment' In phthiSiS consumption
alcoholic drinks are nutrients or re
tsrders of tissue waste" they promote
digestion and nutrition Medicinal alco
hoi Is, OF course given in the form of pure
whiskey. Duffy's pure malt whisk, is
the standard and the purrst. The p~O-
prietOrs are the discoveries and only
manufacturers in the world of an sbsO-
s1tely pure whiskey.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-29
Whit. slavery Among the .n,on,n..

The padrOne business has been squelched
on this side of the Atlantic, at least mort h
Of the Rio Grande. but in the Apprentices
the traffic in children continues to -four
ish. There are travelling agents who de
liver their cargo of white slaves in Mar
settles or Amsterdam, where their accom-
plices ply retail trade under the sign Of
an employment agency, and who will
take short time order for batch of three
or four dozen yo ing cOuntrymen of Dante
The Italian government tries TO circum-
scribe the traffic by quite number of by
laws, but among the peasants of the Ap
pennies there seems to be no difficulty on
that account. They part with super
numerary child for a tritiing advance pay
ment and the pHTmise of an equally mod
est percentage in the prospective wages of
the youngster. For few additional
scudi they are ready to relinquish all
rights, including the right of asking
any questions whatever.-Dr. Felix l..
Oswald
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-29
The IriShmen of America and Mr. Glad
sIpns


We have received from Dr. +. VI. Reade
of this city. circular issued by President
Patrick Egan. "f the Irish National League
of America, which iS addressed to the Off
Gers and members of the various branches
of the league. and in which IriShmen in
America are congratulated on the fact that
they have secured the recognition ot Eng
land and the sympathy of the civilized
world. This they have achieved, the
GLOBE RErURIIC wishes to say. by the pa
tirnce they have shown. and the manly at
titude they have assumed, under the
general leadership of Ireland's great
est friend and most maSterly
statesman of this century, Charles
Stewart Paruell, the mcrowned king of
Ireland, and the only man in England that
at all approaches the really wonderful old
man. Gladstone. Mr.. Egan speaks properly
Of this great statesman and leader, A. a man
Of true genius and courage, who has risen
Ia the nec"SSitrS of the occasion, in giving
Ia parliament two measures for the relief
of Irrland-one providing for Home Rule
and the other for the purchase of lands and
their transfer TO resident tenants.
Mr. Egan calls attention to the influence
which America eNertS upon public opinion
in Great Britain and urges the holding of
representative and mon-partiSan citizens
meetings. in all parts OF the country
through which an expression of American
opinion may be- made which shall strengthen
the hearts and hands of Gladstone and Par
nell.
Efforts of Irishmcn To secure relief for
their comtrymcn across the sea by lawful
means through Parliament. are certainly
worthy of the approval and cooperation Of
all humane and reasonable men.
1t is hardly probable that jefferson Davis
will be a candidate for the presidency in
lSSS. His boom" is hardly large enough,
and We do not believe that it will keep"
through the hot weather.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-29
4 IIRGINIA FARMS FOR SALE.
TARRANT'S
EFFsRVESCENIs SEIIIER
APERIENT.

An elegant. etiicaciogs.
pleasant aperlvHtin the
form Of 4 powder pro
ducIug when dISsuivrd
in water, an rNhIirTtt-
ing rfieTyrSciH- draught
recommended by our
best physicians as = TT
liable and agreeable
remedy. lr cures Con
SflpatI"n.curp~ ludigrS-
tiOn. cures Dyspepsia,
cures Piles, cures Heart
burn, cures sick Head
ache, cures Liver Cum-
plant, cures sick ~tom-
aCh- and gently urges all
the ENCrrtoTy organs 10
a proper action. 1t
should Ae fuUudIntVery
by every Traveller. sold