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OPERA HOUSE,

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Situated at the corner Of Ninth street and
r.. avenue fronting three streets,
FOB tBnT. ..#a.t
This Opera House having been entirely rsmodslsd,
rsfurni.hsd and painted with New scenery Dress Cur
tain and New Seats handsomsly upholstered, with new
and for rent. -
is proaounoed one Of the nost beautiful and most
complete theatres In the country.
will seat about hftesn huadrsd persons. -
For terms, 80, apply to
WI. WALL CO.,
South corner Of Ninth street and
lul7.eo2w PsnAsylvania avenue.
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SPECIAL NorrCre.

- l. O. n. M.-Osses TriSs, Ne. Q, I. o, n.
H., requested 10 .sst q he Wisvan on rUEsDAY,
A ~ p n, to astssd ne fsnsrai Of our lamsnted
brother, JoAa T. Braxion Thsorssl Council and sis.
tor Trbss ars sssrssiy invited TO slssnd By order
alyS.a ts.ri.l ~ rAILIR, s..A.m.
A~L. D. O. F.--Eastsrn Lsags, Ne. y, n
hereby netiasd y meet at PotonAs Hall, q o'eleek
on TUEspAY KvENfNe, stth instant, 70 attsad Ne
funeral oar deceased brother, JohA Z. Braxioa. ~
order Of the Noble Grand; p. sHULfx,
iyss.a tss.risl 3. pro ten.
~ Dspartnsns q the Iasssssr, wash-
rEoroS D. O., July 10, isss.sr The supply Of vassr
d the Capitol and othsr public buiidiAss having BE-.
deficient aseount Of the low stage Of the Poo-
mae, and the unfnsh <sonditon Of The Potomac dan.
II has become necessary 10 put immediate stop 70
the wasss of water through The cities Of washngton
aad 0sorsstown IT, therefore, the authoritiss Of said
sitiss do not carry into effect your request Of the 18th
Instant you will take the nsosssary steps 10 remedy
The Defect provided By law sss ssssusss 1t Large
Vol II, page 4se.) ~ ~
am, sir, very respectfully.
Tour obsdisnt servant, W.
..ag JAMns HARLAN, sserstary.
Z. B. sAxo, Hsq., Engineer In charge Of Warrington
Aqusdast, washington, DO. SEE So
pnpAlrnsrr ov rxl Ixrraroa, 4
~ OYrIcn OF Tee WAsHBoroH AouHpucr, }
- wAsnissros, D. O.. Jsiy %, 1888.
The attention Of The etissns Of washilston and
deorsstowA IL respectfully called 70 the above order
from The Hoaersbs Secretary o. the Interior asd 70 the
following extract from the 5tatutss d LArSs, Vol H.
page 4se: 4,sr.ss, -.
The x.ginssr Of the Hotonas wsssf works "shsn
have full power ssd control The said wasrworts
and shall regulate the manner in which tie said
posaaions Of wsshiason and osorsstowa nay tap The
pipes for The supply thereof aad shall stop tAs
oAswsver % Jossd 10 wors tAdm adequate 10 net he
Vants II the General 0ovsrnmsnt' ~,
In view Of The sAovs a.d also Of the fs, that u 10
possible that II nay bssons necessary 70 shutter the
water from large portion Of the city, tAs sissas sss
requested 10 exercise the most dissat economy with
the water and 10 stop The waste thereof In every
spsst THEODORE D. sAM0,
Insinssr in charge Of washisgsoa Aqusduss.
jyas.a g. (. tsr-.'s -
~ National U.iea Exseativs Cesasaitsss
The following esatlsnsn somross The NArioHAL UHIoH
Exscurrvs COMMITTEE, whose rooms are at the Union
National ciub, No. 4so Twelfth street. between and
strssta $50 .fT . HtaHa....s F. r.r=
Delegates 70 the Phiaasphis Convention arriving in
the city requested 70 call at the rooms Of the ciub
and register their names, ~ - t-=- 10
HON. A. W RANDALL,
Chairman,
HON. o. n. BR0wNiH0,
HON. MONTGOMERY BLAIR,
Q. WENDELL, ESQ,
CHAs KNAP, ESQ.,,
A. I, PERRY. ESQ.,,
r SAMUEL FOWLER, ESQ
HoS. CHARLss MASON, &c.
Corresponding Secretary. .....
JoHs y. CoILK, -r-. a slu
q Recording Secretary. jyls.tsul4
~ workingmsn's Cenvsnsion.-Exscu.
rrv nn,s In,w
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A~MadsA MountI Pile saivs-e Valuable
Remedy for that Disease; also. Consumption Destroy
ss ssd lnsirs Cure for the Brosshis Asthma, &e
BE- found a stott's Drug Store, opposite National
Hots, GilmAas near Mstropolitsa Hotel, Yords cor.
nsr Of Eleventh and Psnnsyvsnia avenue; Rntwisiss
corner Of Twelfth and Psnnsylvsnis avsnus; Rllio's
Of and Twelfth strsssi Harbaushs corner Of
seventh and q. jal3-u
ANWonderful but True I'M adams Rem.
Hsrox, the world Astrolosist and Somnam.
bulss ClAirvoyant, while In elsrvoyant state, de-
nssatss the very features Of the person you 10
marry, and BY the aid Of an instrument Of intense
power known the Psyohomotrops guarantees to pro-
dues perfect and nfs-ks picture Of the future hus-
band wife Of the applicant with date Of marriage
occupation, leading traits Of character &o This 10 no
imposition a. testimonials without number can assert
By stating place Of BIRTH age disposition color Of eyes
and hair and enclosing any cents and stamped snvs.
lops addressed to yourself you will receive the picture
By return mall together with desired informatioa.
Address In confidence. MADAME Gsassups Rsxirsros.
?. o. Boz p7. West Troy MI oele.dwly
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~ workinEmsn's Csnvsnsion.-Execu.
TVS Conxrrss, yuLr %, lsee-A meeting Of the Exsou
tive cosnittss will BE- hsld at German Hail. Eleventh
above ssrsst, tonotrsw tsaturdsy) evening u o.
clock. 49, : sNaE ~ A. T. CAv1s,
juH-h ~, Chairman. .
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AVAnsnusasis.-Psrson desiring ths SER
Vices Of q CoPYISr or AAAHUENsIs, eaa b. assommo.
dated By lady who writes neat asd plaia haad, By
applying at 10 iss Sixth street wsst between snd
y streets north. .-..-, app-H
- Marriage s.d oslibsey, an sssay q
wsrnins and destruction for Young Msa, Also, Dis.
With Of fslis Sent ss Of charge II sealed
letter savslepss Address Or. J. sKILLIn HoUaHToH,
Howard Association. Philadslphia, Pa aplT-sm
~ Moth and Frsoklss.-IAAiss amiotsd
with Dsooloratons the Pace called moth patches or
frseklss, should use Perry's Celebrated Moth and
Frsehls Lotion. III infallbls Prepared BY DR.. B. O.
PERRY, Dermatolosis 10 Bond street. New York. Sold
By all druggists In washngtoa and elsewhere, Price
"a myi7-tt&ssm
A%To the Cisi.sns Of Gsorsstown.-Ar-
rangsmsuts have been made TO have the EPuBLIcAH de-
vsrsd promptly and regularly every morning to sub
seribsrs In every part Of Georgetown. I a
Subscriptions will be received by d. ". WHITING at
hts News Stand in the Post oos Congress street. who
70 the agent for Georgstown, and TO whom all com
plsists will hereafter be made.
Tsrms-7o cents per month, payable TO the Agent
jsas-n
ArBrssch.Loading Arm.-Ths Board for
the HxaminsOn Of Brsssh Loading Arms Of which Gen.
sral Hancock 10 president, Il now In session Il No. si
wiAdsr's Buildiss. ~ 81. a... .s.-
Arns will BE- received daily bstwssa the hours Of II
q m. and . p. m, until further notice. +
Inventors requested to submit their arms In per-
son or By sgsat .o the recorder Of the board.
r.a.n #ra".u w. OWENS,
Cap. Hh US Cav. Brew. Lieut. Col. o. sA..
mhla-H Rssordsr.
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EOR SALEM THE FIRST WARD A
IL Largo THRER.AND-A.H sroRY BRICK
HOUSE. THIRrEEN ROOMS, KITCHEN, LARGE
DINING R00n AND HALL, WITH LAR01 0ELLAR
II, 900 feet Of ground under cultivation. With grape
yinss fruit trees, shrubs, nowsrs &o Gas and water
z IN one q The ansst loestions in the city Address g.
II. j.. at this once. jyl2 n
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THIS ISTO GIVE NOTICRTHATTHI


u subscriber has obtained from The Orphans Court
q Ms.hineton county, IL the District of Columbia,
Ann Williams late Of Washington city D. o. deceased
All psrsoas having elams sgainss The aid deceased
youshsrs thereof 70 the subsorbsf or bsior the sth
day of August asxti they may otherwise By law BE-
sxeiudsA ffom all bsnsht o. the said sssats
1865 y TTE 2 JANfS yOHEs0N
: jyss- -vsws T--- - Erssutor
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u Q. L. sTIEBELING 4,CO

Have opened . new stand for the sale Of ali Kinds
Pspsrs, Stationary Cigar, d. st He as street, be.
tween rhirtssnsh snd Ioarsss.sh srsss. Subscriptions
rsssivsd for all Hsv rork, PhiadspAia sad Baltimore
pepees- ~ Il --L-l 4. et.i Jsls-im
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EOR RENT-A MOST DELIGHTFUL.
l RHsIDBNCB on Georgetown Hsights, on the square
bsvesn Green and Montgomery Streets north Of Stod
dart street. Apply on the premises. ju2l .ststhn
EOR SALE-A LOT ON F STREET
IL south, city railroad, fronting nearly % fse
And running back 70 s0foot alley. Price a sssts per
foot. Address T, B., 1t this ONCE
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crr o. PosrLAsp,l
-.s MAros's oYYIoE, July I, 1885
earnestly eommsnd The object Of the foregoing sp-
peal 10 the ffsndly eonsidsrstoa Of ali bensyolent
pis,ssas s,S.s at4a AUGUSTUS : sf.gsss; I've,
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"A HRANU PIC-NIC, FESTIVAL AND
"A CONCERT will be held at CARROLL CHAPEL,
Montgomery county, Nd, on the 18th instant, and
grand TOURNAMENT and fEsTlyAL on the 2oth Inst,
for the benefit Of CARROLL CHAPEL the Oldest Cath.
ollie church In the United States.
The best talent Of the city Of Washington has been
secured for this concert ConvsyAnces will leave the
terminus Of the fourtsenh street railway " take visit.
ors 10 the place.
large hall has been erected for daneIng and q
splendid band engaged. jyie.ets
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE
i ConPrsoLLss OF TEE CusaaHcr, wAsnnoros'
Nay 20, 1905. ~. 'ltFT'T7I
Notice hereby qivsn 70 ali persons who have claims
against Ths Msrehants' National Bank Of Washing
ton, D. c. that they must present the sAue and male
legal proof thereof 70 JANIS KENNEDY Receiver Of
day Of AuRust neKt r. CLARKE,
my0 -eodSm Comptrollsr Of the Currepev
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TIE REPUBLICAN

TEE DAILY NAIIoEAL REPUBLICAN, 10 furnished 10 mail
ubseribsrs at ts per Annum; " for six months. Five
copies, one year, t35. Address
W. J. MURTA0H 4 CO.,
Washington. D. o.
81 Newspapers publishing the above, and giving
editorial notice. will be entitled 10 exchange regu-
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The famous trotting horse Cooley has been
beaten for the first time In the west, by Medoc, on
the Chicago Driving Park. -Four miles were trotted
The best time made was 2;S2i. The purse was
81, 900, but more than $40, 900 changed hands.
HERE is one of the brilliant specials Of the
Washington correspondent Of the Boston Tran
script;
"Tho guilotine has already commenced working
The President yesterday made large number OF
removals and has sent Of them TO tie Senats. "
A WASHINGTON correspondent Of West
ern paper was recently severely poisoned by the
use Of the writing auid known as French ink. The
ink penetrated . scratch on the hand, and soon
after produced an extensive swelling Of the and
other symptoms. which his physoiAns at present
consider dangerous.
LAST year 365,O00,0O0 eggs were imported
from the Continent and from Ireland into Great
Britain During the current year the number i'm
ported has been daily on the increase. In May
last 1t exceeded %, 600 OO0 Estimating the value
of imported eggs at os per 100, those imported in
1865 must have sold for upwards Of three millions
sterling.
A wouLD.BE Sir Harcourt Courtley, who
has bseu haunting ono Of our leading hotels, at
tempting to invsigls very fascinating lady there
rushed into the club Saturday evening, tearing his
hair, almost. He was asked what allied him, and
replied: ~ have just received somsthins from Mrs
you know who-thst has made me orssy. We
had been studying The language Of flowers and
things. you know, and now she has sent to me-
Whist do you think' 'Pon my word, two Of those
littls corrugated melons which ssy 70 me more en-.
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Organize.

The frat duty of the Democracy at the
present time, says an exchange, is organ
~izaticn. Victory will not come for the
asking. We must labor for it, we must
write for it, we must organize for it. 1t
will perch upon our banners at the end of
the present contest, if we use vigo rously
and prescrvingly the appliances Of tri-
umrh. Our opponents are reused to
frenzy at the idea of being displaced from
the positions Of which they have made
such profitable merchandise. They will
put forth every effort to overwhelm tho
Presidents policy, and to carry their
measures of consolidation, confScation
disunion, and the denial Of all civil rights
to the States and the men recently in re.
bellion. eoa 4-- a.-a
We must organize, we repeat, if We ex'
pect success, We must meet the grea'
questions Of the day on the arena Of dis
cussion. We must circulate the docu
mcuts We must extend the circulate o.
of Democratic newspapers. We mus
form Democratic Clubs in every township
village ard school district'ia the State
The engines we must use, are the pres
and the stump, and We must use thes
with a power, q perseverance, and an Ell
ergy never cqualed by us in any prevlou
campaign. Our cause demands it, a
imperilled Constitution demands it, a
uurestorcd Union demands it, and II
rights Of the States demand it, Organize
ORGANIZE !! ORGANIZER!
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The A,hland Times Of last week, in
speaking Of the admission Of the Tennes,
see Representatives to their seats in Con.
gress, says: Z a, @
Soon afterward one hundred guns
were fred at the City Hall in celebration
Of the restoration of Tennessee to the I'm.
ion." O., sf. ..s.. i. q,
The editor Of the Times has finally
come up to the standard Of STEVENS
SUMNER, ct ii, ornnus geAus, that thu
eleven Southern States had the right to
and did secede from the Union. II
then, as he says, Tennessee we're OUT o
the Union, how could she elect Represen
%tatives to Congress aud ratify an amend
ment to the Constitution Of the Unite,
States 7. e'
Will the editor Of the "dead duck' or
gan, who feigns such joy over the Tres
toration Of Tennessee to the Union" an
swer the above question ?
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Wigwam for the Philadelphia
+ - IN. II Convention. 4na uii

1t Is announced through the Philadel.
phia Ledger, that the committee appoint
ed in Philadelphia to make arrangements
for The l4th Of August Convention, have
selected the Skating Park ground at
Broad and Wallace Streets, where they
intend TO erect a, wigwam Insufficient ca
paeity to accommodate about $4,000 peo-
ole. The building is to be $50 by 200
feet. and will cuntain q gallery for spec.
ators. One portion Of tho hall is set
apart for ladies. No doubt the arrange.
ments for the Convention viii be cores
ponding scale with the importance Of the
occasion. Philadelphia is the place where
the Declaration Of Independence was frs
proclaimed; Philadelphia is the place
where the Constitution Of the United
States was framed and adopted. There
fore, eminently fitting is il that at Phila
delphia should be iraugurated a move
ment that will result in the displacement
Of the Radicals through the ballot box
land in establishing enduring Union
Peace and happiness. And from tn
manifestations developing themselves a
over the couatry, We are encouraged I
, believe that such a. movement will
then aud there set on foot.-Sfdtesma'
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Ronntx BiIl Passed.

One Of the last acts of this Congress
was to provide in the Civil Appropriation
bill for the payment of 500 bounty to
the volunteers who had volunteered fol
and served three years or were sooner
discharged for disability /; and q bounty
Of $50 to those who had volunteered fol
and served two years or were discharged
for disability. 1t is estimated that i. Fil
require the people TO make up S75 5000,
900 through taxation to pay this bounty
PROFESSIONALLY, this bounty is duo thu
soldiers; but If Democratic counsels hat
prevailed in 1860. after the election o
Lincoln to the Presidency there woult
be no soldiers to pay bounty to-, If th,
people think their taxes are not yet higl
enough, 4et them continue to vote tn
Republican ticket.
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Home Thrust.

T We heard, one oil those defunct patriots
who blowed so hard during the war, mike
q terrible onslaught on old Andy. He
declared that Andrew johnson was a dis
GRACE TO the country, aud that be ought
to be impeached. l,t al,
"And who are you" said q soldier
standing by.
@Who,am II why / an a loyal man,
and | do not believe in any thing that
the Corporhesds endorse" rr l,ai.u
"Did you fight in this warl" af.a sa
"No," whimpered the old reprobate,
"I did not 90 because l could not leave
my business, but I. loaned my money tc
the Government Z" t1 ''tl "'' :
eyes, We ko'w you did" said the sol
der, 1--WE understand you now, You are
one OF these loyal men who Kissed on dog.
of war, but were particular OF TO 60 your.
self. You Shouted treason to every one
who did not agree with you urged pool
men to 60 and loavs their families yoy
got exempted frosi tho drait-and wher
the Government begging for money, yol
gave yours--and' charged usuary interest
You ala, you miserable old bypocrite, l.
'IDmn'f sou talk to me. about Johnson
Clcar"-and Old 100 exemption wen
kiting djwn the street as If be saw q reb
el raid in the distance.
The fact Is, the people are finding GU
tho bottom Of The, loyalty Of those men
It don't suit them Usary, bonds an,
exemption are at thP , bottom q the who'll
thipg. n,
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A

The long cared donkey that nominally
edits the Times RECALLED his readers last
week with q few specimen and original
oaths, such as, "My God, have we come
to this F"-"Damned niggers,"-"Must
We vote along side Of the damned mig
ger 7" JEFF. seems to be worked up to
a high pitch Of indignation that he should
be compelled to walk up to the polls along
side of his African brother to deposit his
vote in the same box! Considering the
fact that JEFF. is seen almost every Sun
day morning "toatiug" a large family BIZ
Bile under one arm, and a huge Common
tary under the other, it is a nice point for
his theological friends to determine how
far JEFF. has violated the command en-.
joining him not to bear false witness, as
well as the one more imperiously forbid.
ding him to profano. Neither JEFF. no,
the pimp that wrote his article ever heard
the language they imputo to Democrats
nor did he bear any person place TIT
ass.tute construction upon the article al
luded to, which he does. So that, he i
simply o liar and traducer when he at
tempts to extricate himself and his Abo
lition friends from the consequences o
his and their position by insisting tina
the UNION is now, or ever was, in favo
Of negro suffrage. SIS
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The Fourteenth District.

Tho Disuniou papers throughout Ohio
appear to be very much alarmed at the
way "tbings is workin'" in this District.
From the Cleveland Leader Of last week,
we make the following extract:
"The Lorain County Neps warns the
Union voters in the Fourteenth Congress
sional District, consisting of Ashland
Holmes, Lorain, Medina, and Wayne
counties, that they have got to be up aud
doing to prevent defeat at the coming
elections, 1t shows by a tabular state:
ment of the vote Of these counties lasI
fall that Cox received a maj ,rity of only
6G2 in the District. Should there be 1
falling off of but eight Union votes in
each township that majority would b
wiped out"
Well may the disunionists of this Dis
trict be alarmed about the result Of tn,
approaching election. The call for thu
Philadelphia Convention sounds in thei
ears like a death, knell, and, toweve
much they may feign to regard it will
levity and ridicule, it causes them t
tremble, for they know that the day o
reckoning is at hand, when they mus
render au account Of their stewardship t
an outraged and neglected people.
Conservative men-all who'are oppose
to. negro suffrage and deem the recon
structiou policy Of President JOHNSON
the true one, will unite with the Demo
cratic party at the coming elections, an
in their united strength, hurl the Jac'
bins from power and thus restore tn
Union, and vouchsafe to us and our Chi
dren the blessings Of Peace and prosper
ty in the future. 81.
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rhe PhiIadelphla COnycnHon.

The New York Herald takes q very
proper view ofthe duties Of the approach,
ing Philadelphia Convention Of August
IA 1t is to be simply a conference OF
the whole country to express approval Of
the immcdiate restoration policy ofPres.
idcnt johnson. 1t is intended to strength.
en- his position, aud to bring to his sup
port in the approaching Congressional
and State elections that aid, moral and
political, that will secure the success Of
that policy. 1t makes no difference,
therefore, who attend, either from the
North or South, only that they support
the policy, and are ready to give their Us
~sistance in bringing about an carly resto'
ration Of the country. That is the point
at issue. The Herald says: +
"The convention does not assemble t
organize a distinct party, to promu!gatf
new ideas, or to- raise new issues All O.
these points are settled in advance Of thu
meeting. 1t is simply a gathering to ex
;, press approval Of the acts Of the Execu
tive; and to show that the country1is witt
him. The larger the number that atten'
the better, and the larger the number o
political factions that are represented, tn
stronger will be the moral force Of th,
expression of approval We would ad
nit every body who comes, whether Iron
, the North or the South, provided the
. bring with them evidence that they en-
dorse this one principl.. y
ut has only to proclaim its confidenc
in support Of the restoration policy Of tb
Executive, and issue 40 address to tn
people, in which shall be combined th
. misdeeds and shortcomings Of ths pres
cnt Radical Congress. Az, thee al
found in the records Of that body, an
are only to be arranged in the form of Q
indictment and submitted to a jury oftf
people at the coming election. This
y all that the Convention has to do, and
t this manner assist aud hasten the adjust
! ment of u internal troubles, by presen
ing the whole question 10 a practical for
. to the people for them to act upon at Il
ballot-box." a. r.
This is simply the long and the sbo
Of the whole aF1ir. Eng.
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A Sleeping Infant Killed by u
.HiHtt ~ .5pFF Rat. ID. US If'H- 90

We have received the particulars of q
horrible occurrence which transpired a
few days ago on Roberts street, 10 the 7th
Ward, It appears that a young married
lady placed her sleeping infant-a little
cherub three months sld-in.a cradle aud
lefe tho room. Five OF. ten minutes af.
forwards she heard 4. piercing shrick. from
the little innocGnt, and Immediately rush.
en- to it's side" She arrived 10 time to
see o large rat Jump from the cradle and
escape through the open door. Upon
raising the infant Ashe found it cold in
death, the rat having bitten through the
lip and cheek, producing spasms, in one
Of which the babe had died: The corpse
was laid out in the parlor, and being left
unguarded q few moments, a swarm OIL
rats entered and attacked it, ~devourine
nearly the entire face and arms before
their presence was discovered. The hous,
in question is literally swarmed with large
ravonous Norway. rats, which irequeptl,
attack grown persons, aud are a source 0
terror to the occupants. - Pittsburgh Ga
zette. I'M. u.t i...
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Now.

"Our country" says the New York
Tribune, %"iormerly one Of the cheapest,
has become one Of the dearest places to
in. One il vas the paradise Of honest
labor, to day IL is &epdradise Of dishon.
est speculation !" When was it the par
adise Of honest labor2 Under the Demo.
cratic hard money and free trade policy.
Why is it now the paradise Of dishonest
speculation +? Because the country for
five years has been under the control Of
the Republican party's policy Of protect.
i've TARIFFS inflated currency, exemptions
from taxation, and class legislation-jus
the favors which create and stimulate
dishonest speculation" ' ' ~