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Avoid Accidents from kerosene.

Avoid Accidents from Kerosene.
Prairie Farmer. .. .4...-s.. .....-.
Every lamp filed with the fui1 is liable
to explode after burning several hours
But n" explosion will ever happen when
the lamp is full. The danger comes from
the constant generation Of an invisible
vapor in the confined space above the oil.
The vapor which Is inaammable, is caused
by the heat of the burner communicated
to the oil; but it will not explode unless
exposed to fame. The metal attachments
on lamps often become forty degrees
warmer than the oil, which is itself some.
times as high as 200 degrees. Hence,
kerosene, tc.be entirely safe, should be
near $50 degrees proof.
In the United States alone, last year
over 100 deaths per week were reported
from accidents by kerosene.
A simple test is to place tablespoon.
full of the oil in a saucer and apply q
lighted match; if the oil ignites it is
unsafe; never use it. Ii it does not take
fire it is not necessarily safe. because the
temperature of the oil in open air is not
so great as that in burning lamp.
Keep the metallic parts cf the lamp
clean and the air passages open. After q
lamp has been burning three or four hours
at one time, never relight again until
filed
In extinguishing the light. turn the
wick down quite low and allow few
seconds to intervene before blowing out
the fickering fame, or, better still, do
not blow it out, but let it flicker out.
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Thanksgiving Proclamation.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 31.-Thc president
has issued the following proclamation,
setting apart Thursday, Nov. ss, as day
of thanksgiving: ,..
BY the President of the United States.
"A proclamation: The recurrence Of
that season at which it is the habit Of
our people to make ,levout and public
confession or their constant dependence
upon divine favor for all good gifts of
life and happiness, and of public peace
and prosperity, exhibits in the record Of
the year abundant reasons for our graft
tudc and thanksgiving. Exhubeant
harvests, productive mines, ample crops,
staples of trade and, manufacture have
enriched the country and are expanding
commerce, and fastening the dsv when
d;scords and distresses throughout the
length and breadth Of the land, will. under
The continued favor of providence, have
given way to confidence aud assured pros.
perity. Peace with all nations has re-.
mained unbroken, domestic tranquility
has prevailed, |, and the institution Of liberty
and, justice which the wisdom Of our
fathers established remain the glory and
defense Of their children The general
prevalence of the blessings Of health
throughout our wide land has made more
conspicuous the suferlngs and SORROWS
which the dark shadow Of pest,lencc has
cast upon portion of our people. This
heavy affection the ever divine ruler has
tempered to the'suffering communities IN
universal sympathy and succor which have
flowed to their relief, and the whole
nation may rejoice in the unity of spirit
in our people by which they cheerfally
SHARE: :another's burdens.
Now. .,therefore, I, Ruthford B. Hayes,
President of the United States, do appoint
Thursday, the 2Sth day Of November next,
Is a day, of national Thanksgiving and
prayer, and earnestly recommend that
withdrawing themselves 1rom secular
cares and labors the people Of the United
&ates:s do meet together on that day in
their. respective places of worship, there
td 1iys thanks and praise to Almighty
God for his mercies. and to devoutly
bcseeck their continuance.
Ii witness whereof have hereunt, set
my hard land caused the seal of the
.DnAett Bsates to be affixed.
Done inthe City Of Washington this
S0.kAay~ef !" October, in the year of our
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CIV Howard has designated the 2Sth
of November as Dakota's thanksgiving
day, in conformity with the presidential
proclamation. Press and Dakotaian.
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NOTICE.
u. &. LAND OPH1CE

.# r..-.. .,<. y. s. LAND OFFICE,
Fargo, b. r., October q, 1875,
Complaint having heen eatei ed At this once BY
Robert Mckee agsi nst Daniel s. s.ombs for aband.
October 22. 1871 upon the south. east quarter Sec
,ion 4. Township l4u n. Range IS ", IT, isrnrs
County. D. r. with view TO The cancellation Of 81 i'd
entry: the said parties are hereby summoned to
appear at this ONCE on the 17th dsy Of December.
1t 10 o'clock A. H.. to respond snd furnish Testimony
concerning said alleged abandonment.
}: - wHkLLO X Register.
TlIOS. n. PUGH. Receiver
Jamestown alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1878-1882, 1878-11-14

Lord, one thousand eight hundred and
sevcnty-e'ght, and Of the independence of
the United States ono hundred and third
9 (S,gneal r. B. HAYES.
By the President: Nj
WM N. EvARTs, Secretary Of State. g.
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Jaxnestown Advsxt;sezaesa+s-
TAKE NOTICE.

That anv parties cutting timber on Section I. OF
Spirit Wood Lakes, will be prosecuted to the fri
exte,t Of the law. * s. .&a
l9* CUYLER ADAMS
National Republican., 1878-01-08
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTEs.

-Roose sends New York papers In advance.
water-pipes. Wv
.I,oysters fried in boxes" is the lates, sign ior
hied oysters In boxes.
The remains Of the late John Y. Dopn. who
oied last saturday, were buried yesterday.
-babcock Lake was crowded all day Yesterday
delights Of skating. '~''e "
This cold snap seems to have taken a good
many by surprise. as quite number of water nj nos
Were frozen up last night
t-Persons who have scighs seem TO be mnkinV
he most OF them while the snow lasts The AyenuS
Win them yesterday.
-Oncer Mcnamara, of the First Precinct found
three large bundles of now almanacs Yesterday In
the sewer IN the vicinity of Third street and MARY.
.Sd nnd avenue. 1t Is very evident bat some thief
heying them to be valuable. ~
LADIES will appreciate the rare Opportunity
onSted by Mrs. VI. A. Connolly. Of New York who
VIII to-day open an elegant assortment Of iinrnrtmd
dresses Clnaks, bonncts flowers and lingerie silk
" II Sa az remarkably low figures, In the parlors
west. ''' 'oiu"
The Firemcn's Insurance COMPANY of Wash
,nglon ana GcurgetOwn, yesterday elected the fol.
hWihg dlrectnrs: A. A. Wilson, Thomas Parker
andrew kOthwcll, William h. Howard Jnseph Red
fern, Ed shoemaker. William j. Wilson h, q payis
SInnlR nSII"iRe ". GIyE!ey; samuel T. Wheatlcy Frank
hume Daniel kOlb, Frank Lutz IT,
The Barriers Relief Association, At n called
meeting Yesterday, adopted resolutions in respect
sona 70 1e memory Of John j. Taylor deceased and Of
We're sent to The family signed by the president
Mr. T. !. Harris; secretary. ". A. Davis, and
nessrs. George W. Stewart Samuel II. Williams
Sg Sugustus T. cyness, Wellington Taylor, J. s. Camp.
On resolutions.
National Republican., 1878-01-08
ENGLISH Ulstcrs, $40 to SO. A. sAKs & Co.
Unitarian Church Ent.rtainm.,,

Odd Fellows Hall was well filed last evening at
the dramatic and musical entertainment in aid of
the building nnd of AL Souls Church. The first
part of the programme consisted Of vocal solos by
Mrs. Mahon, who gave n couple of operatic selcc.
tons with excellent execution; Miss Mira Lucas.
Messrs. Morsell and Widney. all Of whom. sang
with their usual ability, and to the evident ar.
ceptance Of the audience. Mr.. 81. Leger Touhay
also executed a couple Of brilliant piano solos and
the accomplishments The second part, the comedy
OF Down bv the Sea" was well rendered hy Nom.
bers of the Thalian Club Mr. Howard Nyman, as
tdptdm DdRdc'iOn, "a city flower" and +. D. Wins.
low as uIrch ddis. the fshCrmRn's son, were both
excessively amusing. Miss JOttie Swallow filed
the role of RHy GTkS, the fishcrmau's daughier
admirably, showing that her dramatic equals her
music ability. Mr.. W e. MuriOck as Mr. RdUuOud
j.. X. Gsburne as JDhH Gdie the fisherman, and r.
X Sailer aS jean Crap lUd the old FrcnCH pcddlCr
all displayed their usual ability while Misses Agnes
Kennedy and Ida Tullock filled the roics of K1ie
Rdgmo9d, the city belle, and Mrs Gaie very
crenilablE and Mr. II. X. Willard did tOlcrably
well as Spt.mber Gdis. The stage arranpr n,ents
were ably conducted by Mr. Sailer
National Republican., 1878-01-08
GrAIltl Onern


A combination OF the most distinguished lyric
artists OF the day will appear at the National Thea
Ire during the coming week, under the manage
meat OF the veteran impressdrio, Mr. Max Strakosch
This combination, without parallel in numbers
aud talent In the annals Of the American stage,
Miss Clara Louise Kellogg, Americas greatest
anu most popular pTlmH donna;
Miss Marie Rozc, styled by the English press the
rightiul successor Of Madame Titcns;
Miss Annie Louise Cary, our greatest contralto
fresh from her triumphs In ST. Petersburg and
Vienna; 5000
Mr.. Tom Karl n tenor OF the highest distinction.
and as popular In Washington society as he is &c.
ceptube upon the stage;
Herr Graft tenor whose performances have
ELECTED the highest praise;
S'gnOr g. Verdi, primo baritone from the ort
centres of Europe; and
MI GeIrBc \. Comfy, primo basSo whose opc:atic ic
efforts have been attended by unexamped success
Mr. Strakosch has designated the following roper
4. forr Tuesday night, Aida" with Miss Kellogg in
Wednesday, THE Bohemian GIrl,r Miss Kellogg
thursday night, "Favorita, =" in which Mile Marie
RuLc will make her d,bW
Friday "Mignpn," benefit of Miss Kellogg
saturday matinee, Faust"
The sale of seats will commence on Thursdny
morning at tie theatre.
National Republican., 1878-01-08
ENGLISH listers, sloto $50, A. sAKs & Co.
HOlIcn GnIlrf.


tRdsd States cdseS.-A nCe pros was entered In the
case of Harry Cockrel charged with the larceny Of
gun. similar disposition was made of William
CrawiOrc's case, charged with stealing bunch of
keys. Frank Harris will spend six months in jail
for stealing pair Of shoes from Annie Matthews.
Harris was also araigned for stealing ten chickens
nom Isaac Jackson, but as II was not proved that
the prisoner had the chickens, he was acquitted Of
This charge: John und Benjamin FURRY were
charged with nssaultiug John T. Roberts The com.
planning witness appeared rather 10th To prosecute
AMI Us the affair grew out of u drunken spree The
court mlGCd u line OF s. each, which they maid
Edwari Carl or pleaded guilty to the charge Of as
saultig little boy named Robert Harrison by
kICkng him u the stomach, and was sent to Jail for
thirty days. William Page assaulted William Fitz.
hugh, for which he was assessed So or fifteen days
III jail. Frank Jnrksou was Grruigncd for stealing
q goat from Morris joy In May last This
being MS second ohcnsc, the case was
cent to the grand jury bonds fixed at $500 William
Inbbs, who was arrested on suspicion of being Miss
Eva Wilson's uSsuilant. was discharged FROM cus.
i9dy, as the lady failed to identity him. John
Matthews, II colored pOlcy.dealer, was granted a
continuance until to day, IN order To procure i'm,
port9nt witncsses John Dyer was also nrraigned
i1r Keeping policy-shGp but the case was con.
tinucd until to day; bonds fixed al $500 Alexander
Siillh was proven not guilty of the chrrge of keep
lhE "licy'shnp, and discharged.
DlHriG cdScS.-Fnnk Hughes paid s5 for pro-
days on charge of vagrancy. George Williams
rode down for sixty days on the same charge
l-dWdTd Mooney was taxed s. or seven days at the
hfin for dctaring public property he was also
charged with being loud and bOisterOus but the
court thinking he had been sufficiently furnished
concluded 10 let him OF on the last charge Franz
billy. ''s
National Republican., 1878-01-08

HAMflON SPRING WATER DIRECT FROM
y The Springs. For sale bv SrOTT& CHONWE ELL
O.. " tohNWEIL SONS, b. IL. REED 4 SONS,
aHh D. r. JohNbON q ", IaDl.lm
National Republican., 1878-01-08
Minor District Notes

-.Licenses have been issued as follows. Jamc
6eniher, livery stable Burch & Robey auctIoneers
Sar Cheney insurance agents: G. Il. Dufour
HallOck, apOthccary. "'''""i L
n-lhe District Commissioners have decided ir
Ivof OF The Acme" two.ply rubber hose, Of Wator
department, in accordance with the recn,nn'.nds
oon Of the fire commissioners.
-Mr Z. NJ. Chaplin, superintendent of repsIrs Oh
sIeetS and sewers, has, iii consequence OF the cold
tnaP oecn Obliged 10 furlOugN tiIIae entire pangs
OF laborers, consisting Of tv ea,y.six men and
seventeen carts and horses. Al the men now EN-
koyed are engaged in cleaning out sewers. Til,
lasts 100 " ''S NNtu "SH'iSI
National Republican., 1878-01-08
english listers, $40 to $50. 4. SANs 4 Co.
A Phantom BALL.

An improvised phantom ball came off on Friday
night last at Mr. southalls boarding house at the
corner of Fifteenth street and New York avenue.
commencing at eight and continuing till half.pa, I
eleven O'Clock. The occasion was marked by great
hilarity and many amusing Incidents Some
twenty to twenty-five Of the most beautiful
and Interesting ladies now soj0urning in Washing.
ton sraccd the occasion by their presence, with
about the same number Of gentlemen. Music and
dancing contributed to the enjoyment Of those
present. The phantoms were very tastchlly and
gracefully csstumed, and so perfect was the dis
gulSe Of the maskCrS that their nearest friends
could not recognize them. The whole Thing passrd
oil most ngrceably. such occasions only prov, how
much social enjoyment and innocent IiCayIIrr arc
at our command: when unaCCOmpunicA hy any Ia.
b0rinus prcparaaDn aud when free from all for.
maity aud OstentatiOus display.
National Republican., 1878-01-08
Organizing the Grand Jury

The grand jury was organized yesterday and
Mr.. John l. Kidwell selected as foreman. The fol.
lowing talesmen were substituted for jurors regu-
larly drawn and excused. viz: T. +. EngIebrecht,
John 7. Graham Alfred West and Robert Grif.
I'm. After informing them of the service that was
10 be expected OF them, his Honor said Il would
simply III general terms say that the duties of the
grand jury at the present time are of vast i'm.
portance 10 the community. There has been of
to the commission of crimes In the District and
while 1t Is your duty to see that the innocent be
not punished, 1t Is equally your duty to sec that
unimtuenced by public excitement II some.
Time, happens that public sentiment is aroused
by thc coinmittal Of shocking Ofienses and II is
Is protected"
National Republican., 1878-01-08
ENGLIsu listers, $40 to $50. A.sAKs ( Co
Y. NJ & EInntinn

The annual meeting for the election Of officers OF
the Y NJ C. a. was held last evening In the par,
lors of the association, where there was large at
tendance and very pleasant and harmonious
gathering The result Of the election was as fol.
lows: For president, Thomas r. Morgan; for ylco
presidents, Rev. j. G. Ames, +. Ii. smith, C. n
Richards, A. T. stuart and J. f. Carpenter; for re-
cording secretary, +. W, Vaughn; for correspond.
Ing secretary, L. L. Sleigh; for treasurer, A. s,
Pratt for register NJ. r. Smell; for general secre.
tary, Warren ChOate. The association has A very
encouraging outlook, its work is increasing in
ehlclency and usefulness, and its pr0spects
has been in the past power for good,
The anniversary exercises will be held about
the end of January, and much interest Is
be presented and the work for the year fairly in.
National Republican., 1878-01-08
USEM EyTS,
National Theatre" RicheIIeu,-

Mr., Barreus appearance as Richslisu last night
was the most complete success Of the present
theatrical season. This character whlchMr. Barrett
30 llumincs With his genius" was most urtistcally
presented In its lninucst details and met with the
admiring appreciation Of an audience whose glad
nShinrgs yGI recall the best efforts Of his distin-
guiShcd predecessors IN this famous role
:, We hail with delight Mr. Barret's advent as
R,"hof'u, and claim for him equality If moi Irc.
enihencc among his most talented ctiInpcrrs
Mr. Barrett's support ns rendered by his talented
company was most effective, both III the ability
cyinccd In their efforts and the evident care with
which they have applied themselves to the acquire.
ment.of their respective roles
Tonight Hamlet"
National Republican., 1878-01-08
english listers, SO to $40 A. sAks 4 Co.
Impudcnt street BerCars,

WAsIiISGToS. ID. C., Jan. 6, 1878.
Editor National RcIubiicJH'
SIR viii you allow your paper to be used as II
medium Of caution against one of those prOfes-
sional bcggars who are becoming so numerous in
our public thorOughmrcS? That one who exhibits
his sightless eyes and whncs pItiiul monotomous
dIrge was proceeding OH one of his usual rounds
up seventh street, on Saturday, when a gentleman
rendered him package, mclosed In white paper
Upon being Informed by his companion that the
donation consisted Of u lunch he suspended his
touching sonnet TO CNclnin, TO he'll with his
by the police? Respectfully, DESIZES
National Republican., 1878-01-08
Tim. Make. g., ,,,,.

Marshal Douglass yesterday received telegram
nom Mr John l.. Sears, Of Baltimore, To the effect
mat lila wife was rapidly sinking and could moi
hSe much longer, and that she desired 10 soc hin,
Shce again ere she died. The Inarshal lcft lmme.
MI mistress III the days OF master and slave n mi
Nheh thG shacElcs Were lOuScucd she admired th,
manner ~ which Mr. Douglass advanced in knowI.
Sage anu popularity 1t Is only natural therefore
MAJ ~ her closing hours earth she should desirr
National Republican., 1878-01-08
Real Estate Trnnsfers

HIohn Burns to A. 5. Taylor ct al for 81 3OO lot 2s
squire ll7i Annie BGnkmRn to b. r. Tracy, fol
sloO lot 4, subdivision Of square 623. Il. r. Tracy
to Annie Blankman, for slOO, lot ID, square 57O j
NJ Johnson, trustee, TO Charles II. Icbermann, fol
$50 lots % and 3G square gl3; William r Mai.
alngy trustee, to Julien OlInre for 81 600 sub-lots
i and T. square 2l6 George King ct AL to George
Estlcr ct al, for 81, piece Of ground on JchGr.
son street Georgetown.
National Republican., 1878-01-08
ENsLI.n rI,Lers, $40 To 80. A.sAk.& 4 90.
Hotel Arrivals

I, RiGgsgW a Carter. Wyoming Territory; II &
Ellen Cumming, Miss II Foster, y; $ : Mitchell
GIy; J9seph Pul,tkrr, Gen John Z Clarke, st Louis;
. Hon ; Cox, Summer Ely, Eugen" Jones Il {;
Jones, eSloan, Mr a! I'd Mrs rlsdcl Mhsrs Tsdell,
J; israel y Barton, Mus; BERNARD sw!ft O mn;
II TeltIlr, Y; $ Mitchell, Cul. '
81. Tunes q LAtlmer. Ohio; G. T. Abrams A Juhn.
s3n, J TophGn and r9phan, Md W Dawson Gan.
ada; i SHOCKS and BenTd, Na J Jones n !. p
Mnssnan; PM II sumner, n !; J u Mason and J. NJ
,ihfdher, y iOumans, n Y; = Z Bayly, VE i
Hunter, n y; y seward and J 7 WOr InnIUn Va. /,
R' ker, Me- II c Baly. Va LeseuT, Nd
Mi!qpCLng.-WJ Montague, Morris, @ l. How.
ard Md; p Knight, n " II Carleton Wis Il a
keene, Md Pearson, Mo- l. + Wade Nd; d Twoui.
bly,, Mr. Turner and Mr. Flynn, Paris; Ii Heaton Va
ENGL sH Ulsters SO 10 sN sAKshCo
National Republican., 1878-01-08
Can Such Things he?

WASHINGTON d. C., Jan. L. 1878.
Editor National RcpUJiicdn:
sIH; have Just read your comments on the
statement Of one Burgess in relation To the Mum
ford hanging affair. ! think can sec what Mr..
Burgess Is aiter MIR, Mumlord Is now enjoying Il
lucrative position In the Treasury Department and
MI Burgess undoubtedly has wife daughter, or
sister Tor whom he hopes 10 obtain a place If he
can only succeed In getting himself UP t. Mum.
lords level. CONCIlIATgE
=, S--lf any man hauls down the American ilng.
make him Il Cnitcd States marshal on the spot
National Republican., 1878-01-08
Death Of weiI-known Printer

Yesterday morning marked the death Of James s
Iorster formerly of Harrisburg, Pa. one of the
typographical fraternity of Washington. Mr.
Forster for several years was a compositor on IN,
oIpnu OF this city, and highly esteemed by all who
New him for his pleasant manners and genial dis
position The remains of the deceased will bo rn
moved to Harrisburg for intcrmcnt on WrdnrsJov
w lhe meantime, those Of his friends who wish il
view tnG remains are respectfully invited 10 yl.Il
nue.. " iA "'e
National Republican., 1878-01-08
Rescued from Drowning.

While skating oil the ice, near Babcock's Lake
yesterday Daniel Walsh and NJ, Purtell, two boys
ofoke urough and went down. By good manage
heht walsh saved himself and then, though
wet and chilled Crawled on the sinking ice thrn,h
he water, and by his cOOlncss and skill saved iii
companion. This II is stated, is the third lio
nNed nom drowning by this boy ''N
National Republican., 1878-01-08
Died fro, III, Eeao,s ~,

little iour-year-Od daughter Of Mr. L. Dulin.
residing at the corner and streets southeast
died yesterday from the effects of severe burns
which she received three months ago while pInvInp
with matches Her death was very sudden and
NneADeCtpl ' ''"
National Republican., 1878-01-08
Medical society Election

The Medical Society Of the District of Columbia
hst evening elected the following officers to serve
The ensuing year: President DR.. J. Ford Thomp.
son Eicc-prcsdcnts, DH. Thomas Antisell and
1ihth recording secretary, Dr. Charles Klein.
hSehm!dt treasurer, DI. Franzum; librarian, Dr.
I.uze; board Of examiner Drs Garnett. Ashf,ri
murphy, Prentiss, und J. T. johnson: board ~
eensors, Drs. Morgan Buscy, and Eliot.
National Republican., 1878-01-08
THE LEGAL WORLD.
WHAT WAS DONE At the CITY HALL
YESTERDAY.

sitting Of the supreme Court-Niiss Dun
dors's Petition to be Made Constable
Denied-A Coiored Juror Makcs an Expla-
nation Regarding the "CoIor LIno"-or.
ganisation of the Grand jury.
National Republican., 1878-01-08
The Wnshington Market CnInnnnx

The following directors were elected by the
Washington Market Company yesterday. by a vote
OF from 1900 to 1900 shares Messrs. NJ G.
Emery, William Z: Chandler n. G. Ordway. T. G.
SohlOliy, liallet kilbOum +. x. Tinker T. :
bmith, i. l. Clarke J. II. Ella, s. 5 SmOOt Moses
Kelly J. y. Narmell and Cnleb Cmshing
National Republican., 1878-01-08
A Banuueted Club,

The members of the o, d. r. C. were entertained
last night at banquet given IN their honor by
MI ana Mn, Robson nj their residence, 80
Twelfth street The members of the club made
the evening lively with speech.maklng, recitatIons,
singpg &c Mr., william Is. Robson delivered an
original poem, entitled "A Dream" Mr.. r. B,
Webb recited a parody on "Spanacus" entitled
'sp0ttyGuS "shamus OBren' was rendered by
MT " u. RidenOur, who Also rendered on behalfof
the club resolution of thanks ~
National Republican., 1878-01-08
MEDICINAL.

SfEo olAL NOTICE TO THE AFFMCrEn-DR.
- HObERIsON can be consulted every Wcdnc Sduy
shIuruny ~ nlSbthCe F4l u street northwest; be-
tMecn Nlnlh aud Tunih from to 0p NJ. From long
t1perehce ~ hospital and private practice he glpran.
ices pernlanenl cure IN all Diseases OF the Trnary
ggn orgds HnG Of The Nervous system, viz. Organic aud
fnnhl WsfKness ImpOtcnCy, ,(lOss of SIlHI powCTl
Nervous Debility aud Trembling. Papitation Of liz
iieHlt llimness OF sight Or Gadints', Palms in Tho
IhcR ana Nocturnal Emssions,SC all resulting froIp
Npuseh IN youth or cKcCsseB In manhood. DIseAsea
recently contracted cured In five 10 ten days ana Tho
POISON entirely eTadcated from the System; also All
SSl M "a and 6i9Gd diseases quickly GnIcd Dr indorsed
Dy me icsdIng physicians Of Baltimore, his native
a.. sonsu-.as.on s.L.CLIg cohhdsnLlal. oc22iy
National Republican., 1878-01-08
Charity on CapityIuIII

The annual meeting Of the Ladies' Aid Society
oi'apito Hill will be hold at their rooms, I5l d
street southeast, this afternoon at two O'clock All
membcrs and friends Of the society arc earnestly
iequesleh W attend lhis meeting In order To take
bT the coming year F' ~ " ""''
National Republican., 1878-01-08
The Columbia Turnpike Comna,v

The Columbia Turnpike Company elected the
nho"ihg officers yesterday, at meeting held at
the Bank Of Washington Mr. Edward T,,n,I
president; aud Messrs. W. Guntun, J. B. ii SInilh
W T.; Howard, 3. u. BoOrman. and Edward TernnI.
board Of directors ''P'e'