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ALL NERVOUS, exhausting, and painful
diseases speedily yield 10 the curative inlu-
ences of Pulvermachers Electric Belts and
Bands. They are safe simple, and effective,
and can be easily applied by the patient.
Book, with particulars, free. Address Pull
vermacher Galvanic Co., 2l2 Broadway,
n. Y. 6,1S,d&kly
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OCR PATRONS should not forget that until
the 18th instant they have the privilege Of
subscribing 10 The new L. 8. four per cent loan
NJ par AID interest in gold. After that day
hs lcsn VIII be handed over TO the syndi-
cafe. BY reference TO our aa!yertising col
umns III viii be seen that Lewis johnson &
20. are prepared 10 get bonds for any who
may want them.
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LEAKY.-EdtoT Star: Can't something be
done with at least one of the spans of the
Aqueduct bridge so that IL will be possible
for boats 10 pass up the river without wetting
passengers to the skin? AS IL now Is the
water comes down in a perfect sheet from
one side Of the river TO the other.
POTOMAC
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DON'T have your house infested witt
reaches, flies and bed bugs. Have Hart.
Insect Powder in the house.
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A BROKEN ARN-A little girl wears OLD
mad her arm broken yesterday while with
some other children playing with a cart on
i street southwest
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CIT Y 1T E. NJ s,
A Few Words Ahnnf TrnnLs

ASK for Harris Insect Powder; don't be put
of. Take no other; depot 6l2 9th street, OPP
posite Patent Office.
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LAvrSDER BROWN, black, blue and pink
Inquired lawns. Also. seal brown navy bIne
ard black lawns, with handsome border;
summer silks, black greDali nes, black silKs
Al Carers. 20. Market Space.
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Weather Indications To-day.

OFFICE or CHIEF SIGNAL DFFICER,(
WAsHINGTOS. July q. I~11. (
For the middle Atlantic and New England
states, higher pressure, nearly stationary
Temperature, uoriherly winds, and rain areas.
followed by clearing weather.
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BUILDING AssoCIATIoNs-At,h tho ,b;r3
meeting OF the Mutual Building Association
held at ST. Dominic's hall, last evening %
shares OF stock were advanced ON al m
average of 81 a per cent.
Inc Second Washington Co operative
Building Association, at its 34th montbiv
meeting last night sold eleven thousand dol
lars al an average premium OF los per cent.
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THE CLOSE DIVORCE CASE AGAIN.-It
Will be remembered that on March eth, 1876
Judge Wylie, in the Equity Court, dismissed
The noted case OF Rosa Close against Je-
rome y. Close for divorce. Mr.. Close to day
filed a bill against Mrs. Close whose maiden
name was Rosa Stockholm. They were
married August :, 1SI2, by Rev. j. III. Cu;h-
bert, and lived together until November "a
Il, I. and be charges that lie has ever been an
affectionate husband To her, faithful TO his
vows, &c. but that she has been uumindful
II his interests and comfort. has greatly an
noycd him, neglected to perform her or,ti-
nary duties of n wife. spending much OF her
time IN company with idle. gay and diSsi-
p1ted companions, and on tn" 9th OF No
vembcr she deliberately deserted him. He
charges that in 1875, among lewd and dis
reputable women, she pretended To be sin
gle, free 10 do as she pleased, and about that
time mace repeated designations with Vari-
Gus persons. He prayS "a divorce. ard that
she be required and ordered to take her for
mCr name of Stockholm.
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,ONLY FIFTY CENTS bottle for I,o-
s s,i,e headache Specific. Sold by drug
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A SWORD FIsH's TERRIBLE REVENGE
AlphonsO Thayer and William Perry, of
Rochester, Me-, were drowned in Penobscott
bay yesterday. The boat was capsized by a
sword fish they were endeavoring to cap
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DEATH WARRANT SIGNED. Governor
Hartran1t has issued warrant far tha eve
utlon. September 10, OF Allen G. I,aros i'm
Northampton county, Pa "
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BIDS were opened yesterday by Col. Casey,
Superintendent of Public Buildings and
Grounds, for the erection of the granite
pedestal for the statue of the late Major Gen.
eral George III. Thomas, on the Nj street cir
Gle. The appropriation for the pedestal is
S25. 600, and the bids ranged from $500 to
$500 The contract will be awarded in a
lew days.
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BUILDING PERMITS issued by tie iDSpec-
tor ~ buildings: Mrs. Mary Tobias, raise
and epa'r two two story frs me dwellings in
alley between q and II and 1st and North
Capitol streets northwest: loo. John Locker,
cree; brick dwelling, g, between 14ih and
18Th streets: 500. Riggs d Evans. and bav
window TO three story brick dwelling No.
1881 q street northwest; $500. H. Kirby, re-
pair a TWO story frame dwelling, PenDsyl-
wanna avenue, between ith and 9Th streets
southeast: $50. y. Ashler, extend two
story frame dwelling, q, between Goth and
9th streets northwest; $50. l.. y. Chapman,
construct seven two story brick dwellings,
+. between LIST and 2d streets northeast;
ST -5fO l.. :. Chapman, construct three two
story brick dwellings, F, between LIST and "a
streets northeast; ~ 600. G.. III. Elliot, con-
sfruct three three story brick dwellings. cor
NJ. Irvine, two story brick dwelling, l., be-
VIM. Heaney, repair two story frame
dwelling, 9Th street, between X and l. streets
southwest: $50. X. NJ. Green, extend a two
story frame dwelling, c, between ith and 9Th
streets southeast; 500 T.. F. Willett, con-
struct a brick stable, l., between 18th and
10th streets northwest; $3.50. John Moore, re-
pair a two story brick store. Louisiana ave
nue, between 9th and 10th streets northv est;
$500. w. j. Lown, construct q two-story
brick stable, e, between 9Th and 7th streets
southwest $500. ID. S. Johnson, construct a
two story brick dwelling, sth, between X
and i streets northwest; 8, so. John O'Con-
nor, a two story brick dwelling, G. between
2d and Sd streets northwest; 81 COO. VIM.
Esan, repair brick dwelling, L, between
"a and Sd streets northwest; $500.
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THE DOCTORS AND THE ALNsHoUsE Hos
PITAL.-SOme disappointment seems to be
felt among many physicians of the District
at the ent appointment OF a visiting Dhy-
stefan D the aims house hospital. There
were about twenty applicants for the place
snOSly among the young members OF the
medical prOfe: sion. There was also a prOpO-
miSsIOnCrS by well known medical gentle
men OF large practice, rendering their ser
vices gratuitOusly as a board Of visiting
physlci9nSf the plan PROP oScd being tO alter
nate IN this duty. aflOriiug each Of the ply
sicians whose names were attached TO the
paper specific time for giving this branch
of public service his attention. This prOpO-
sitiOn was not regard with lavOT by tue
Commissioners for several rea sons. chief
of which was q belief that where gratuitOuS
public service il rendered there is a lack or
mical 10 the success Of this institution and
disastrous To the poor inmates of the nos pi-
TAI. The aim Of the commission was To Sc
lect a skilifUl and sympathetic physician;
one who would give nearly his entire slime TO
the duties Of lis Office. such man could
not well be found among tue popular phySi-
clans OF the District, for the reason That
near all have large practice. Dr. Dyer
has been In practice IA Maryland the last
nfteen years until recently. lie was for
ineTly In practice in this city. and was gen
orally and isvOrahly known among our cit
liens. He was hi ghly recommended by many
his ssill and personal integrity. and as he
bad not yet gained large practice in This
city, IL was decided that such q physician
would be better adapted TO the wants of the
hosp tai than young man or one who had
q large practice.
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THE CAPITAL PUBLISHING Co e SUITS
In the Equity Court, this afternoon, the case
Of the Capital Publishing CO. agt. Geo. Hill
jr., and j. NJ. Brown, TO restrain defendants
from negotiating certain notes, which they
allege were procured by fraud, and 10 enjOin
proceedings instituted by defendants 70 force
the cOmplainaDts into bankruptcy, was
taken up by Judge Wylie.
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LEE Park AND OAKLAND" ExCUR-
coinn see advertisement in excursion
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HknPLHR's SALES AZ nov,,ns,s h.o,r
NOW NJ IL a. NJ. and d. m. "ns oetH
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LOCAL " Il W s..
Condensed Locals.

From ]. G. Parker we have the New York
papsNs In advance of the mails
New York Republican Association meets
to morrow evening. See advt.
TIE following officers of GeTmania Lodge,
No. y. X. of P, for the ensuing term were
installed the ith of July. j. ChsS. Devantler,
T.. C., Henry Levy, V C.; VIM. Stetterer, L. :;
Chas. stiefel. NJ. at A; Henry Groverman,
l. e. Jos Stump, -. G..
Citizens Of Washington who have enjoyed
the fine air, home comforts aud delightful
surroundings OF the o.. Blue Ridge Summit
Mountain HOuse, - on the Western aryland
railroad, Will be glad TO &c that il is open
for the season The rates are very reason
able.
TIE steamer Mary Washington having her
annual inspection to day, the Trinity church
committee, who bad chartered her for a. ex-
cuTsion, had to obtain another boat and the
mar ayers of the palatial barge offered their
fine boat. In order that the children would
not be diSapI ointcd.
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THE ORANGEMEN AT MONTREAL, CANA
nA, have decided TO parade on the 18th of
July. The mayors letter informing them
that they would only receive the protection
or private individuals was severely criti-
cistd. Six hundred participants in the pa
Iade are expected from BrOckville, 100 from
Morrisburg, 800 from the eastern townships
and large numbers from other points. They
Will parade in regalia and have bands, but
not carry banners. The mayor, in his | ter
pointed out that the association was not le-
gaily constituted, and they had no right to
claim as body further protection than that
10 which every citizen was individually en-
titled. in view of the many threatening ru-
mors which had recently reached him he
said he most earnestly and confidently en-
treated The arrangement to reconsider their
decision land as good, loyal citizens to avoid
In their celebration any outside demOnstra-
ton which might provoke a conflict, the evil
cOnst queneesO OF which could not but be most
deplOrab BILE.
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A River Tragedy.
A COLORED MAN DROWNED WHILE SWIM
MING TO JOIN HIS WIFE.

A CoLORED MAN DROWNED WHILE SWIM
MING TO JOIN HIS WIFE.
Yesterday, the wife of Peter Bowman
(cOloTed), residing on Sd, between b and G
streets, applied TO Major Richards at police
headquarters, and stated that her husband
left here on the fishing boat Anra Gibson
about the Ist of June, in the employ of Capt.
William Faunce, since which time she had
heard nothing of him only a rumor that he
had been drowned. Major Richards gave
the case 10 Lieut.. Vernon, in charge OF the
detective corps. who directed Detective Nc
Dewitt to hunt up the facts.
STATEMENT OF CAPT. FACNCE.
Detective McDevitt set to work and soon
found Capt. Faunce. who informed him tn at
on or about the Sth of June. 1877, Bowman,
with others on board his schooner, were
called between the hours of II and II O'Clock
p. m TO bail out the vessel. After they per-
formed that duty, Bowman asked The cap
tain to discharge and put him on shore, as
he desired to return 10 this city, which was
POSITIVELY refused him Bowman told Will
liam, the cook, that ne would swim ashore
Nothing more was said or known uni morn
missing from the boat The following Sun
day he Qhe captain) learned that the body of
a man had washed ashore at Swan Point
and bad been buried by a man named CIa-
gett Capt Faunce gave 1t as his opinion
that Bow man was not of sound mind, as he
bad said that "GCd was advising him about
different things" A belt containing large
butcher knife was found on the body.
STATEMENT OF THE COOK.
This morning Capt. Faunce sent William
Writ, his cook, TO the Office of Major Rich
ards TO make report. Writ states that
Peter Bowman was missing from the boat
early in June last; that he (Wirt) believes
he jumped overheard for the purpose of
swimming ashore to go home. as he was
very anxious TO see his wife. Bowman, the
night before he was missing, wanted to be
paid off, and had his clothing packed up.
Next morning lie and his clothes were gone.
About two weeks ago. Writ states, he went
into Swan Point, and then learned that a
body had been found with knife upon it
which he writ recognized as BOwman's,
and he had no dOu b. that the body was Bow
mans. a Mr.. Claggett, at Swan Point,
found the body. and the sheriff of Charles
county, Nd, bsld an inquest, and retains
the knife which is bow in his pOJSeSS ION
The rame of the sheriff is William Wade, Of
Port Tobacco.
This is all that is KNOWN of the circum-
stances OF the case. which were this morning
communicated to the wife OF the unfortunate
man.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS,
SHENANDOAH COUNTY, Va.

n
June O. 1871.
Inns utllenuul summer Resort, situated n , n
AT al elevation 81 about to- feet above A0
the level Of the sea, among the mountains ~ I
which form the westeru uUdsry OF tn cs-,'-.-.1
and besuiul valley % the Shenandoah. offers alike
OF sitrsCti, rs.
The MIN EBsL SPRINGS, which include the dis
Compound Chsly beAte, have been ,mtioyed with
most sigua succ' - IN many Chronic Diseases. for
the relief Of which medical skill had proved una
yalliuc.
Tue famous srrfnE called the"PFkR AILoW-s
sCO1POL ND Il ALlbkATE MATER n ra-e
and IA, s;imsbe rcm dial NIrtno n contains a much
La ger proportion e iron than Any other gpring in
The valley 81 virginia v hich rs- yet ba.n analy I'd
a. - g.iiAi ttr ave aud Tonic has, IN SIN ole
truth, No ~ Al among ,.Io mineral waters q this
cgUHtry. IN lysIrg-ia. Liver Disease, Neuralgia,
Chronic A anna. Scr0fuia. CutADeou. pis..se..
NtiNoC- t'lli;g. maadlrs De- uliaT e. ferral Dis
ca, u the l vary DREAMS aud ia general Ia a
mslades marx D., p1r.yfH and ssqpprl "a "a. bloo4
NJ. vii br : HurC thoroughly aut rapidly curafiVe
1Ee -stnfry D. 80 and pi'turrs4ne, the climate
dllghtit and thr E'r1r pHIe dry, pure aud iuvig-
orslng The Hotel ace immediate sts ar strictly h-st
by tesutitul u-'s fiue bsll room, billiard saloons
Downing sli"ys, aud d good yery III furnish usaus
OF pheasant recreation and amusement
Malls daily, D Telegraph aud Post Oifce in the Io.
tel Hot and Warm aud old Baths
Route-By railroad a. Mount jackson, thence by
stage C acbes Over az eNcall-It road twelve miles %
the spriI q. Travelling time from Washington, ID.
ITO orkney ga hour. Round trip tirkeIs can 10
had st Mi.burn Pharmacy, 1920 Pennsylvanis
avenue, OF by addressing u.
Loaid, S2!o per day; ; IS per week, and SO per
". Il MOORE, President.
SAMUEL Go0pE, Hotel manager.
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- One Price Only.

GEORGE c. HENNING,
jess-u 40 seventh Street
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SCH00LEY'S MOUNTAIN SUMMER
" RESORT,
Will open for guests June nd AZ moderate rates.
Large grounds, ample shade, resident n a . n
physician. VAC
Send for Circular. leSW W
myE I'm schaSisy : Mo9n,.in. N
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MEDICAL, &c.

Cox REWARD pR. BROTHERs' INVIG.
SSooRATING CORDIAL tails TO care any case
StGe and laboratory soe street south, opposite
DE: RLCokps kssfNQE, OF LIFE restores
y manhood ard the Nie"r q youth 20 the most
SHATTERED cons tuition in four eeks from hateyer
f fans a S.ns Fallen IS per s.-s OF
s Sasrs r sSis ksipt' Dr. JOS JACQUES Sa
A MEXICAN SOFT CAPSULE 90. 9 Metslio
q sosee Goods nov resdy. Address vIoIoR =.
nR; LION; The OIL EstabIish.d and opiy Re-
suited every Tuesday, "Wednesday and Saturday, at
no, "a sth steet MI from 70 clock An
deroe, goa " Lombard 81 BAItimore, spii-sm.
nR. A. g: TRANsEAU, after more Iban twenty
and sfs d.s.. al saS
diseases Of women, Well defined caves treated By
vest Hour. 10 M. sSd I'm =. ''r @sr aen'
II HOSPITAL. Practice limited 10 Private and
or By 6 E'tss ph se co a'S SssS
sl those d'sesses q the Cooperative Organs, which
Guiding NeIyoS. Debility &c brought on BY error.
Of youth sres,sl attention given 70 female eo@-
$. Frederick street Baltimore. decr-iy
SPECIAL NOTICs.-Dr ROBERTSON can De
once SSi sraet set%esn ss and ieh, rom no to
.. m. On all diseases Of the Urinary Organs and
nsse. Ner1s1s De- iIiiy impaiency. Premsture De-
cay, Nervous Tremblipg, Pslpitstion q the Heart,
pimnees Of Sight Giddnes- inds estion, &C. &C,
all resulting from abuses IN youth. exce-ses in man
hood, and early indi-cretions Gonorrhes, Structures
and Syphilis quickly cured. DR.. X IL q native OF
Baltfmore, with Y years perience IN special p-ac
tce, endorsed by the leading physicians of bis city;
visits WsshiU gton every "Wednesday aud Saturday.
Persons IN need of medical treatment for any Of tho
above diseases will find IL their interest 10 call
upon him, " DO will insure honorable and scientific
treatment, and cue guarantees IN every Case he
undertakes. Will refer his patrons 20 any 81 the
leading physicians Of Baltimore. and show letters Of
testinonisis from the same CAL or address ~ sseyes
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Ifrt ca8, and complete in all its ppointments 10
situated opDosite The Unifsd States Treasury Build
in, ana In the immediate nedghborhood AZ the Pre-
s1osntS 1snsoa, The 6tatp. Va, Nayy DeDartmepss,
~ tho Ouge0Ea1 AT 0AllGU. jan1o- II
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yoHN o. HOGAN. SlS Maxkss epaos,
nd ysetiilas,ae Availg fes bore, HossS, PubiSc
oodldings and krivste Dvslfinas. ylaG1 end fsnt
NAV ISo2 AH11nG 10fE10l - r
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THE well known aid tsyorlte resort T. nov oper
for visitors. n is uueNci He'd ard tho most n
nNC kIyeT. Cood bsthitg ard h-ling. with ~l.ss&l
al Kinds - tE.- r llir ulHut = gus- ire II
chargc. Tcrr.~ : ? ST day. : 10 per wr+k. ia pr
mCrth Children snd servants half grice See al
Verti-sinsUt Potomac steamers
lslt-lnl' n MARSHALL. Proprietor.
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JORDAN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

TERNs-S2 pr Day, Sl2l50 per Week and so
Per Month = 5 days. Children and Ger "a
wants half price. HA0
Round Trip Tickets Prom an ProYnt,aa Polr.ts.
FROM Bsltimors 20 Springs and return. SIS &C
"~mnRioht 70 ." .....-..... b.
Jss-lm K c. JORDAN.
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THE HYGEIA HOTEL,

OPENS FOR GCEsTs yUNR 1sr.
One hundred feet from good bathing . n
Two lakes sud pine voOd- witlin three VeyA
minutes walk q house House has all lc.W III
modern convent, ncss; viii acromrnOdate 81 II- --
Terms, 81 80 p.Tday, and & d per week A feSs
choice rocms ~ 10 and els. a p. COOK, late OF
the West Ind IA use, CAPE NAV. Proprietor. Appiy
atl6of Chestnut 81. Philadelphia, Pa apr f.tsro
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1877-09-29
THE WAR NEWS.

The news from the seat of war in
Bulgaria does not record any new fight
ing, but indicates a degree of activity
in both armies that promises to lead to
decisive battle at no distant day.
The siege of Plevna is still maintained
by the Russians, who are approaching
the second line of Notifications bv sap
ping and mining. Osman Pasha main
tains a stolid defense inside his lines,
and has been largely reinforced within
the past few days If this be true, it
would seem that the policy of the Turks
is to make the army at Plevna one of
ol1ense and to send it out to attack the
advancing Russians. The forces on the
LON appear to be in quiescent state,
the defeat of the Turks on Friday last
having brought things to stand-still.
Mehemet Ais reconnaissance in force
brought him such disaster that he has
apparently had no stomach for further
experiments in that line. Another re-
port says that the Russians have made
another levy of troops, and that, in
obedience thereto, considerable force
of fresh troops are on their way to the
front. The situation in Bulgaria has
now reached that point when a slight
collision between any portions of the
armies may precip!tate a general and
decisive battle.
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MIR. GUPPY AND THE RING.

Dickens, in one of his novels, has
painted with remarkable felicity the
portrait of one Of numerous class of
characters commonly known as the
shabby genteel' This parsonage. Mr.
Gurpy by name, is an extremely af1.a-
bic fellow at times, sycophantic to his
superiors, tvrannical to his followers
well posted in the slang Of the day and
pretends TO an overlooking fullncss of
emotion and sentiment His garb is
in keeping. He dresses tlashiIy. His
flaming crarat and velvet coat are
striking, but their effect is. somewhat
marred by the appearance Of his linen
and his slipshod shoes. With his hat
placed at the proper angle on his head,
he struts among his companions the
very king bee If shabby gentcclness.
To his friend, Mr.. Jobling, be appears
the acme Of responsibility, the oracle
from whose decision there can be no
appeal Now Mr. Guppy in the course
of his career following the footsteps of
weak humanity, fell in love with one of
the fair sex, and after the usual pre-
llmlnarles proposed to the object Of his
affections, but, as is sometimes the for
tune of sutOrS, was rejected. From
that moment the subject became to him
one Of great delicacv, reference to
which by any of his boon companions
was the signal for an elaborate and
mournful disquisition, in which the ex-
pressions " blasted hopes and " blight
ed lilies . found frequent place Meet
ing his friend Jobling Oh one occasion,
Mr.. Guppy inquired kindly after that
worthy's health, who, to be equally
polite and forgetting the sternness with
which, on former occasions, he had been
rebuked, answered with the question:
And, Guppy, how is SHE :" The
plaintive air and the whining tone were
called into play at once: Ah. any sub
.ject but that, .Jobling, any subject but
that For there ARE chords in the
human mind Jobliug, which, being
touched, wibrate uneasily."
Maryland Democrats have a peculiar
fondness for dwelling upon what they
are pleased to term The Great Con
spiracy." and by which they allege
Hayes was inducted into the Prcsidcn-
tial chair But mention to them the
Carroll hamilton job and the Infamous
election frauds Of 1875 in Baltimore
City, and their reply is ready: amy
subject but that, sir, any subject but
that
And so with the undeIstrappers, the
Mr.. Guppys of Cecil Democracy. With
what volubility do they dwell upon the
shortcomings Of the Republican party
With what persistency do they raise
the cry, " the Republican party is ring
ruled and corrupt" How they roll it
as a sweet morscl under their tongues
and daily blurt it in the face Of nau-
seated public! How they stand on
street corners, hungry eXpectant5 of
Offices, and shout the shibboleth till
they are hoarse and weary! Call their