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The Morning herald., 1878-04-09
THE PEOPLES
MEDICAL SERVANT.

r. r. v. PrrRcF Is the sole proprietor
and manufacturer Of the foregofng ren1e-
dies. all Of which are sold by druggists. He
is also the Author OF the People j Common
Sease Medical Adviser work Of near.y y
one thousand pages, with Two hundred and
eighty-two wuod-e cravings and colored
plates. He has already sold of this popular
work
The Morning herald., 1878-04-09

u,y taste, III work iol
/, ,hun a, any thiAg elre. Capi al no o
Couired; we vii 5 aft you 81, day ,r, a
an bows and girls wanted everywhers :, !,
NIX m US SOW is the time. ;c,T G0r'lS
or,nt and terms free. Address TRpE
C, Augusta, Maine.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1878-10-24
SOMERS.

The welcome rain came on Tuesday
and Wednesday Of last week. Seldom
does the same quantity Of rain fall in
so short a time as on Tuesday. We'd
nesday more rain with quite hail
storm, some Of the hail being the size
of hickory nuts. Enough rain fell to
fill sloughs so that cattle need not be
driven to water for time.
On Friday night we had the first Kill
ling frost Of the season. Ice the thick
ness of one fourth of an inch could be
seen on Saturday morning.
The weather has been favorable for
farm work which is well advanced for
the season, especially husking corn.
The Rev. George Parsons having been
returned for another year, preached his
first sermon a week ago last Sunday at
the NJ. e. Church. The quarterly meet
ing of the above church is to be held
one week from next Sunday, when the
2. Elder will preach in the forenoon,
also ON Sunday at 2 p. M.
Rev. 2. D0ugherty being in atten-
dance at the Synod, there was no meet
ing at the Presbyterian church a week
ago last Sunday.
The address of Hon. J. V. Quarles at
the Town Hall is we'll spoken of, and
| trust few were enlightened on the
money question.
Many of our citizens were panied to
hear Of the death Of Mrs. W. S. Max
well.
James Carpenter is on visit to his
sister, Mrs. Bishop.
/ The auction sale Of Mr.. James Lee
who is about to leave for Nebraska
was largely attended.
School commences in Dist. No. {
next Monday. Miss Patterson teacher
The building being put up at the
station by Hughes Bros, is rapidly pro
crossing to completion.
i The residence of Mr.. John Mitchell
lat the station, now completed, is fin
!, substantial building. S.
National Republican., 1878-04-11
CHESIPE4KE PRESBYTERF.
It's Session at tho Central Church.

Its Session Mt the Central Church.
The Chesapeake Presbytery met at the Central
Church yesterday morning, Rev. ) X. vim. Of
Manchester, moderator, presiding and Rev. II.
Branch and Mr. J. V. A. Shields clerks.
The death Of ROv. Dr. Balch, Of Prince William,
was announced. Dn. Bullock and Pollock and
Elder Moxley were appointed a committee on
memorial.
Reports from churches being called for. mum.
Der reported, and they wore represented in All en-.
coursging condition, spiritually and financially.
A resolution was adopted directing that tho East
and West Hanover Presbyteries be addressed and
asked tn unite with this body. and that the synod
be asked to transfer HARDWOOD and waddell
churc he's to this body.
The following standing committees were ap
pointed: Foreign missions-Rev Mr.. Wynn and
Elder Gray. Observation-Disclosures, Bullock Pitzer
and Shiolds. Education-Messr Dinwiddie Can,
non, and Branch. Publication-Me.srs. Shields
Strider, and Dlnw iddis. sunday -scboOls-Messrs
, Scott and Brooke. Syste matte ben enefcence-MCssrs
Branch, strider. and Brahfeld Evangelical work
; Messu. Cannon, scott and Brndfeld.
} The committee on tho book of Church Discipline
were authorized to mako report during the
sion. Grove Church was selected as the next place
for the meeting Of the Presbytery, Wednesday, Sep
tembsr 1, at eight p. m.
DI. Bullock was appointed Commissioner TO the
General Assembly, with Dr. Ptrer alternate, Rel
gious services and prayer meeting were held In the
evening.
National Republican., 1878-04-11


II Is doubtful ever there were finer collection
of oil pal ntings charcoal drawings exhibited for
sale In this city than was last night offered in the
room Of the COrcoran building corner Of fifteenth
and streets The prices realized were far from re-
muneratiye, but the disposition Of tho auCtiOneci
was 10 let them go at any price, there being but
one or two Withdrawn. The room was crowded
with ladies aud gentlemen, though there was Q
lack Of animation which augured III for good
prices being obtained The charcoal drawings
were the first offered, and fairer prices were real
lied by their sale than BY the oil paintings;
View of Mount Desert. Me- after spirited little
contest, brought, ssS; another Kew on thu
Thames" SO Hudson River, NeAr West Point
ST. "Old MN Near Paris France" SO; Crawford
Notch, White Mountains" sis, or the oil paint
ings a marine beauty, "of Fort Warren, boston
HarbOr," with ship under full sail studdin' sails
allow and alOn pilot'bost close by, and numerou,
sail near and In tho waiery distance, brought s5l
This painting in the massive gilt frame, was about
3OxJO inches aud did not realize one fourth IL
value. The colOr!ng Of both sea and sky was ex
qusite, and il certainly was a gem: "LAndscaps
aud Sheep" by Van Seyerdeuck, brought 80
Potomac River Near Harpers, Ferry" by Key
s22 and no the sale went on. II was not con
c,uded, but will be continued this evening.
National Republican., 1878-04-11
HOME AFFAIRS.
CRY NOTES.

-Rooss send, New York papers In advance.
The grand jury yesterday indicted Charlotte
Beckett for petit larceny second ofense.
There Is an ugly hole In the middle Of the
street at the corner OF and -Four. and ahafstrees
southwest
About twenty yards OF lace curtain stuff. evi.
IDENTIFY new, captured frUa a cOlOfcd thief named
eam Patch on Maine avenue. Tuesday night are
belt at the First Precinct police station for dcnt.
fcatlon
The Inland and Seaboari Coasting Company
yesterday elected the following directors ]. ".
Thompson, William Thompson, Samuel BGcon.
Nathaniel WilSon. W. y. Todd, J. II. Baxter II. 4.
willard, A. ". Herr. and W. q. Metkerott
Recorder 5. Wolf delivered highly interest.
ing and instructive lecture last evening before the
C0ncorda Club Association. at Harmonial Hall on
The Stage and Actors.- II was not only review
Of the great achievements Of tbs stage but also a
lucid historical resins Of actors, inteNpeTed wit
telling anecdotes, pathetic incident aud logical
deductions.
National Republican., 1878-04-11
Hotel Arrivals.

81 JaD,sa 1Chas sing, Boston. Mas WIN P GunteI
Va Samuel Ds Ford, Jr, Cincinnau, Ohio p D Price
New York; J 7 Strand, DelawaIs J p Timbsrluck
aud wlfo, Philadelphia; John Cole, brooklyn; X l.
Cobb, New York. Edwin Hull and VILE Now York;
VIZ HaIT,.Sn rrlsdsGI,sniS ob Fitsh msS I,
Louis; Chas smith, Montreal Mrs Hands Montreal
and wife, PhiladelDhla John q Hutohins, PhilAdeL
Phla Andrew RobsnoJ T., Phiadeiphia Amos Dart
Sow York; c Stout, D o ID r A DuyRll, New York!
0tto0 Llndman New York; Hiram Moore, Chicago;
I'm Morgan. New Jersey,
MsrGpOhdn.-J Ssmmes !; Miss S0mmss, II
J. AW Archer, RichmoGd; John Sherey. Spring:
Held III; Il Dickinson, PhllRdelphlG \ l. Emory and
iamily, y @ Wv McCqndleiS PhilHdelphs; Jalne7
Alwsll Pa Henry W MaTstOh, BiytimOre, Nd; "
Mass. New York; W Da,and, New YORK Albert
Levi, New York.
I~ptrtai, y y Mlnshall, Chester, Pa W @ Camb-
beh, Huntington. Va Kracher Richmond Va u
H?rrlsoG, Nsw York; J " Winn. New York; =
Iett, Chicaso:, y Brown. Nashville, Tenn; W II
WYodwell, M Nefoen, II II Wilson and wife,
Wilmington, Dol; Miss Wilson, Wilmington, Del;
W W BOyce Va
National Republican., 1878-04-11
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.
Real Estate Transfers.

B. H. Warner to Edwin A. McIntire, for S.,
lot a. square aO5. Dent Laird, trustees to George
7. Dunlop, for 5000. sub-lot Al, Old Georgetown
J. r. Lang and W. II. A. Lang to George T. Dunlop p,
for 500, sub.lot A. In Old Georgetown. James
Fullerton and James White, trustees to Timothy d.
Daily and owen McCabe, for sl,2l0 lot 7, square
3D3 James White and James Fullerton, trustees, TO
Timothy d. Daily and owen McCabe. for $3.50, lot
T. square 5l2. James Fullerton and James
White, trustees to Timothy d. Daily
and Owen McCabe, for s225, lot II,
block 5, sub. b.diyision Meridian Hill Lawrence A.
Jsrdella To Lawrence b. Jardella, trustee for S.,
lot 2, square 5ll. Ann NJ. Acton, cxecutrix. to
Peter Mcintyre for $50 part Of lot 49, In Beatty
and Hawkins addition to Georgetown. Maurice
Schlosser to Mary j. Collett for s23s263 lots 2 g.
and g. sub division square 93i.
National Republican., 1878-04-11
Cruelty. p..ertion, and pru.lenne...

Mrs. Hattie n. McMurray, through her counsel
Mr.. T.. b. Hay, has filed q bill for divorce from her
huband, Harry l. McMurray. asking for the Gus.
tody and control OF their child. The complainant's
maiden name was Hattie r Evans, and the parties
were married November l. 1874 by Rev. u. Peyton n
They lived together until August !. 1877, with the
exception of an interval Of eight months when
she alleges on account Of cruel treatment and the
seek refuge among relatives. She returned 70 him
In January. lsI7 induced by promises, and re.
mained until August 7, when he aban doned her.
Numerous occasions are cited Of the evidences of
tI cruelty and, in addition. she charges him with
being an habituL drunkard
National Republican., 1878-04-11
Supreme Court Of the United states.

"WEDNESDAY, April ~, 1873
ON motion Of Mr.. Assistant Attorney General
Smith, Francis W. Hurd esq, of Boston, Mass, was
admitted to practice.
M. 2io, Edwin Walker, plaintiff in error vs.. Will
lard Johnson Argued by Mr.. Francis Herman for
defendant Il error. and submitted by Mr.. NJ. W.
Fuller for plaintiff ln error.
No. 30. Ellcry J. Garfield ct al. plalntifs in cr-
ror. w. Sherman Paris ct al. Argued by Mr.. H. NJ.
Dufield for plaintiffs IN error. Court declined TO
hear further argument
No $50 In place OF No. 2jl). James II. Mclean.
=. Boyd TOR appellant, aud by Mr. NJ. l.. Gray for
appellee.
No 2i2 william G. Hyndman, appellant vs. p
". aud y. VI. Roots. Passed oil account Of sickness
Of counsel.
No 2i3. The County of Warren, plaintiff In error
vs. George D. Marcy: No. 2bi. The County Of War.
ron. plaintiff In error, vs. Aug. T. Post: No. 2ho.
The County Of Warren. plaintiff in error, vs.. The
Portsmouth Savings Bank. Argument commenced
by Mr.. George =. Harding for pninti " In error
Adjourned until tomorrow. at twelve o'clock
National Republican., 1878-04-11
SHOT M A sENTISEk
He Wouldnt Halt and Now Has . Bullet
Hole Through Hls BODY.


colorod boy named James Adams, seventeen
yean OF age. was shot about halfpast six O'Clock
last evening BY soldier at the arsenal named Tim
Donahoo. Donahoe, who IL employed in the Ord.
nance Bureau, was doing duty as . sentinel in the
grounds along the bank OF tho canal. Adams, who
lives on Buzrsrds Point across tho s.saal. and an
other colored boy named Tom Smith wero rowing
in tho canal along the arsenal wall Donohoe called
10 them to halt and TO row In TO the wall. This
they refused to do and he fred three shots at them
from q revolver. The last ball struck Adams In
the len breast and passed clear through his body.
Smith took him to his home. aud Dr. Boyd was
called
The wound was pronounced very dangerous. but
not necessarily fatal. Serious depredations have
lately been made by thieves upon the movable
property In the arsenal grounds. The thieves come
up to the arsenal wall In boats. Donahoe, who was
on duty as sentinel fred believing the parties to
be thieves As Adams gave very unsatisfactory an.
swers, and Smith kept out Of the way, the police
believe that they wero on a thieying excursion
when Adams was shot
National Republican., 1878-04-11
Schlllcrhnnd RennInn-

The schillerbund closed their reunion Of TT;
at the rooms Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fassett last evening
Like all the entertainments Of the bund In the past
that given last evening was n success. A very at
tractive programme was offered, including plano
solos by Mr.. W. Waldscker ard Miss Flora Fassctt
singing by Miss Lottic Swallow, Mr.. Harry Pearson
and the Hutchinsons; rccitations by Miss Lids
Miller and Mis- Ida roesche, and reading by Mis-
Ware. Excellent papers were read by Hon. 4. q
Riddle and Hon. J. J. Nonh. The bund has don,
exceedingly well during the pnst season, and grea
credit Is due TO the energy and devotion Of Mr.
Wolf who has successfully directed the efforts o
the society,
National Republican., 1878-04-11
Arrested for Wife, Beating.

onicer Bryan, Of the First Precinct yesterday
afternoon arrested q man named John Mann
whom he caught At the corner OF Eighth and
streets southwest, beating his wife numerically
Thomas O'Bnen was Arrested by Ohicer Hemuth
the precinct, yesterday on the charge of as.
sault and battery preferred by Mrs. Thomas
oBrisn. Both Of the prisoners Will be tried to day
National Republican., 1878-04-11
Settling Down.

Tho clerk Of the court has issued marriage licenses
to the following applicants: J. W. strother and
Lucinda swales, Alex. johnson and Lizzie Smith,
II. c. Nockabee aud Sarah y. Lazenby, william T.
oaynor and Jennie 4. Weaver, +. Curtis, Of Balti.
more, Nd. and Elizabeth Lewis, OF this city; Louis
Keub and Mary Washington
National Republican., 1878-04-11
School OF Music.

A certificate Of incorporation has been filed In the
recorders oihcc. entitled National School Of Mu-
sic" or school Of Music the lncorporatOrs being
Cyrus ), King Theo. Ingalls, King HOratio King,
D. X. King and Netella King; the object being for
the purposes Of impsriug knowledge Of music and
elocution in all their branches.
National Republican., 1878-04-11
Grand Reception and Entertainment.

The Young Mems Christian Association has pro-
vded splendid entertainment for Friday even.
ing The whole building will be thrown open for
the occasion from seven to eleven o'clock. A grand
vocal and instrumental programme In Lincoln
Hail. by Prof Kings music school, readings by
Prof. Siddons, and short address by Hon. W. s.
ShRllenberger. Refreshments by Freund, will be
the rooms,
National Republican., 1878-04-11
AN USEM ESTy.
"Uncie Toms Cabin"-NationaI Theatre.

"Uncle Toms CRbin"-National Theatre.
Jarrett & Palmers version Of Uncle Toms Cabin"
will be again performed at the National thi, even.
ing. The beautiful little Era, happy Unr'c Tom,
and hiuny 76psy will appear Also the Louisiana
troubadpurs, Horace Weston. banjoist. the
Slidell children, genuine negro minslrols in FIRE.
side melodies. camp. meeting hymns. plantation
dances hoe-downs and sounds from the 'corn. stalk
fiddle aud shoe string bow are the most attrac.
tive features Of this very attractive show"
National Republican., 1878-04-11

THE moro usual adulterations of honey are
with various forms Of starch, as of those Of the
potato and wheat and with starch and cane
sugar. Other adulterations sometimes detected
are chalk, plaster-of-paris and pipe clay. The
starch is not only added for the sake of weight
and bulk, but to improve the color Of very
dark honey and to correct a sharp and acidu.
lous taste which old honey is apt to acquire.
National Republican., 1878-04-11
General George a. sheridan-Oiivsr p. Nor

General George A. Sheridan. the celebrated ora.
tor will deliver his popular lecture upon the Life
Character aud Career Of the late Senator Oliver p
Morton" at Lincoln Hall on Monday evening
April ID.
National Republican., 1878-04-11
Industrial and Dec.rative Art.

General Birney, president Washington Art Club,
will lecture at sumner School building this even
ing on industrial and Decorative Art" Teachers
ofpubhc schools and all friends Of education are
invited. Admission free
National Republican., 1878-04-11
Death from Lock-Jaw.

George King, young man seventeen years OF
age shot himself in the left hand while handling a
pistol about two weeks since, and was removed to
the FTeedman's Hospital for treatment lie was
subsequently removed tOhs home oil Eighth street,
above Boundary, and was thought to be getting
Jaw set In and he died in groas agony about eleven
O'clock last night
National Republican., 1878-04-11
CITr ITEMS.

To THE CoSsuMPTIvE.-wilbors Compound o
Cod Liver OIL and Lime, without possessing the
very nauscnting favor of tho article herctofor,
used, Is endowed by the phosphate OF lime with
healing property, which renders the oil doubly
efcacious. Remarkable testimonials OF Its efficacy
can be exhibited 10 those who desire 10 see them
For sale BY A. d. Wilbor, Chemist Boston.
National Republican., 1878-04-11
YEW .4DTERTIsEME EyTy.
Indication.

Proposals for sweeping and cleaning alleys.
Final night exhibition-Corcoran Art Gallery.
National Republican., 1878-04-11
Theatre COinIque.

Annie Hindle, Quilter and GOldrch. Dora Daw-
ron, Dewitt Cooke, Jake Budd. RObt. v. Ferguson,
Harry williams and talented stock company will
appear al the Comique this evening"
National Republican., 1878-04-11

THE Grand Duke Nicholas is described as
being "tsal, strongly built, and soldierly, but
with = narrow forehead, ooarsely moulded
features and no signs Of ability yet he is ono
Of tho best lingyists of Russia"
National Republican., 1878-04-11

TRAMPs are more Of q nuisance, If possible,
In Germany than with Us. In the rural dis
tricts women are in hourly anxiety because of
these pests, and keep their doors carefully
locked when their husbands are away from
loms
National Republican., 1878-04-11

THE ruling passion cropped out In Now
Orleans barber, who, while shaving the face
Of q dead man, gave the corpse the whole his
tory Of the silver BILL tie rise and fall Of gold,
and the attitude Of the foreign bondholders.
National Republican., 1878-04-11
GEORG ETOWN NEWS.
CANAL.

CANAL.
The water was turned In the canal at Cumber-
land on the 9Th instant and at Harpers Ferry yes
terday, Fifteen boats that were caught at the
Seneca Level during last Dccember's freshet have
been at Georgetown since Monday, twelve laden
with coal and three with grain. Since thon three
boats have cleared for Cumberland with plaster
and merchandise for points along the canal. 1t Is
expected that between hundred and hundred
and twenty five boats laden with coal will arrive
at Georgetown the last of the present week.
ARREST OF THIEVES.
About halfpast four o'clock yesterday morning
Sergeant Trinnell and Officers Joe Harper aud
Green arrested Edward Hill and John jackson,
alias smith, two notorious negro thieves, at a
shanty on Frederick street, near the canal, the
charge of rObbiny tho saloon Of Dennis USullivan,
No. 2Ol Bridge street, Monday night. The shanty
Is noted place for thieves and Is kept by colored
man named Mace Rident: The officers traced the
thieves TO the shany by the footprints In the mud.
Part Of the goods were recovered in the shanty.
The thieves yesterday were committed by Judge
Smell for the action OF the grand jury in default Of
bail.
RIVER FRONT
Arrired-schooners Stephen Morgan, Cheesy
Kenuebec River. with ice to Great Falls Ice Com
pany II, l. slaight. Rutters, New York, with salt
rsr ~ viii h"EeE tU u Hnnsbss Ics soy Ty kenheoec
| GeIre,i-SchoOners Arthur Godfrey, Price Nor.
folk, light; Charles woolsey, Brown, Norfolk, with
| $500 empty barrels.
GEORGETOWN PARAGRAPHS.
| Thomas p. Carter, Mechanicsvile, Md; Charles
G. Carman and s. ID. Zutton, Philadelphia and Ii
Gernes of York, Pa, stopping at the West. End
Hotel.
| An Alexandria cotemporary was In error when Il
| announced that the schooner Charles Woolsey
Captain Brown. was aground at Jones Point That
vessel has been lying at tho llgh-strect wharf fol
several days past, loading with empty barrels fol
Norfolk, and cleared Yesterday for that port
A youth caught sucker at the foot Of High
street yesterday afternoon. twelve inches long. Il
was q fish.
National Republican., 1878-04-11

A CANADIAN priest recently sued young
man, whom he had married, for his wedding
fee, which he stated at Sl5. The jury found
for the defendant, on the ground that the
youth had received no appreeiable value.
National Republican., 1878-04-11

For he Middle Aaantc States cloudy and
yainy, to,'ored BY clearing uedther from the south
mard, souther'y winds stationary loner irmperd-
fsre falling, to,'oued BY stationary or rising bd'
yosleter.
National Republican., 1878-04-11

THE patronage among the hrst-class hotels In
the other The Grand Central Hotel has recently
melted the digst wrath Of It's competition by OFFER
tng the sama aoeomodations for 81 and " per day
les than the Others,
National Republican., 1878-04-11
Natiunal 8tpublitan.
Arrival Of Passengei Trains.

At ALTNoRK ASD OHIO DEPor, SKw JERSEY AVE
NUE. AND STREET.
Forming, Ereninp.
stk, N Phil a Bos eS. $50, Baltimore accom-
~. baltimore express go GatImUrs accom-.
80 Western express. 500. n Y Phil & Bo' sx.
~ baltimore rccom. S.sp, Western Mail
e.5 Fred. &C. MET. brch. .a17, baltimore ACCOM-
e22 Baltimore Annapolis '6Is, baltimore express
and way. Ta Western express.
RS, Msrtinsburg and Ha- $500 Baltimore rNprGss
Eststown &C Met brch' -pI6 n Y, Phil & Hos eh
s1e:sO baltimore accom-. :b, baltimore accom-.
n:b, baltimore express.
ARRIVE daily. Others Sundays excepted
81 For tho tim. OF departure OF trains, sec adNe
usenisnts elsewhsre
National Republican., 1878-04-11
Mothers, Mothers, Mothers.

Don't fail to procure MRS wrssLow's SOOTHING
BYRuP for all diseases OF teething In children. II
relieves the child from pain. cures wind collie,
regulates the bowels. and, by giving relief and
health W the child, gives rest to the mother.
National Republican., 1878-04-11
Corcoran Art Gallery.
Art sale,

The closing evening exhibition of the Corcoran
Art Gallery will take place this evening at eight
o'clock.
National Republican., 1878-04-11
Amusements Tonight.

NATIONAL TnHATRE-Uncle Toms Cabin.
THEATRE CoNIQUE.-Jako Budd and new Va
riety Company.
National Republican., 1878-04-11
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

Interest paid on deposits. Special rates on time
deposits. J. II. SouIEn h Co.,
Bankers lil6 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-04-11
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
pROPosAis FOR SWEEPING AND CLEAN.
L ING ALLEYa

f1ROPOSALs FUK SWEEP!NG AND CLEAN-
Il mo ALLEY4
EseNrERs oyYIcs DjsrsicT OF coLunniA,
WAsnINeroS. ApSil 10. is's -.
Sealed proposals will be received this Office until
II o'clock M, on SATURDAY, April u, is.s, for
sweeping and Cleaning Alleys In the cities OF wash
Blank forms and all nscessary Information can be
obtained upon application at this onice. and bid
form.
A satisfactory bond will be required with each bid
such bid and that which may be accepted In ovent
Of dsnit of the bidder TO enter into contract
quired.
ny order Of the Commissioners Of District Of Co
lnmbin, IL I. HDXIE.
Ileniennnt Engineers U. s. A., Engineer Of Dstrc,
OF ofColunlbla npittd
National Republican., 1878-04-11

"A New JERSEY woman, Mrs. Mount didn't
Ike her pastor. Did she leave the churchF
Not she. She went Sunday after Sunday
and made faces at the preacher persistently.
National Republican., 1878-04-11

THE mere thought of rheumatism sends a shudd der
through ones whole system. Well YOU NAV dread II
purangs Rheumatic Remedy cures the worst case.
Sufierer, try II.
National Republican., 1878-04-11

iouso PEOPLE do pay attention IN your teeth
neglect will soon ruin them. BE wise in time
Clean them daily with THURsroS's IVORY PEARL
TOOTH Powder. the most perfect dentrihce known
II will keep them through life iu good condition
white aud sound, will harden the guns. sweetef
the breath, and prevent toothache. Sold by al
druggists. Is and " cents per bottle
National Republican., 1878-04-11

Hapgoods spanish Arch Instsp
Boot, Is the bcst hitting boot made. Examine a
pair at
H. L. sTRAsBuEoEx's, 06. sOs Seventh street
National Republican., 1878-04-11
THE Law SUMMARY.
Proceedings In the Different Courts
Yesterday,

Supreme Court Of the United states-Mstters
At tho city Haii-CrimInais Dealt with
by Judge wylie-Assienments for To-Day.
National Republican., 1878-04-11
Gentlemen,s Hand-Sewed Caters

And low cut Shoes, all styles Ut
II. L. STRAsBuRGERH. 8O5, 9DS Seventh street
National Republican., 1878-04-11

WELLS NAcHINK-SpREAp STRENGTHENING PLAsr
Ems still the best known. Thoir curative pow
ers far surpsss all others.
National Republican., 1878-04-11

HARD times demand economy; practice It b,
renoynting your sUilcd gloves with JoUvES's ISO
DEEors KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price IS cents pc
bottle.