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National Republican., 1878-08-21
Permits to Build,

Inspector Entwislc has issued the following
permits TO huid-Wiliam Kennedy, onn
tArcc.story brick, corner Of Ninth and streets
northwest, i6,OJJ; John Long, one two.stOry
brick, Fourth street, between b andC streets
southeast, f?,3pJ; Thomas LoChbochler one
twu-stVry brick, X street, between First aud
ono two.story brick, New jersey avenue,
between X and l. streets northwest, $1,000
Rrpairs-Jo.eph Lurhboehlcr brick back
builling, S295; r. j. Harris, summer kitchen,
80; f.. Clements, twO-stpry addition, &c,
.gll. COLLINS " Ward. nrrn S26.
National Republican., 1878-08-21


distribution. which occupie, one.thlrd Of ,helr
time, may ssom strange To mechanics Of other
trades but the system Of hsslng the wages on the
amount amount q TYPE, ,et, without any rcssrd to time
In keeping only one account.
y would hc just As competent foe the Heroh 70
publish statement that = h1cklayer rreclylefa lfs,
mentioning that II took him ten hour yesterday TO
tear do.nan old one aud make preparations tcr
certain Ss G amount a r ayimS @ ic foe Of lead pipc
without stating that the price charged included u
cost Of digging and hiing the trench. ! could
ciiilmcfGtc every trade whereby All Inscriptions
and uninitigacd liar a. the author OF tho article
In the H"ruhi is, could make most ontlandish
wrong out Of just right; and defy either The
lns. manager OF Jay touis lbclouS Washington
!nd 10 deny successfully the statements have
male.
SCRAPS FROM HuTtiiISs' BIOGRAPHY.
Mr. liarkcr then took the Aoor and pro-
ceedcd to givO Mr.. Hutchins q hauling over
the Goals. The speaker said that as
Hutchius had been educated in the slums of
st. Louis II was impossible for him to use dc.
cent Language. The proprietor Of the Post
had aid that the workingmcn who passed cor-
tain resolutions should be locked up in jails
and stNti0n.housc-, II was matter Of history
that IL llu'chins hnd his deserts he would now
be lingIishing behind iron bars. Among other
orders i;suGd at the F1d office was ono to tho
should assist their brethren in the Sunday
Hsroh Office on pain of dismissal If they did
not obey.
\ number Of delegates participated in the
di'CussiOn which cnsued regarding the action
Of the Fas' aud >mily Horld Offices and some
pretty hard hits were given the proprictors of
these raper,.
AID WANTED IN PATERSON
Mr. Spier read an appeal from the employees
Of L. Adams & Co., Of Paterson, n. ", IN which
aid was asked to sustain them in their strike.
motion was made that q committee con-
sisting of two members of each union, should
lie appointed to solicit subscriptions for their
relief.
\ debate ensued upon this proposition, scv-
oral members arguing against sending money
away from Washington while so many men
were in need of work.
Upon motion of Mr.. lIademan, tho subject
vas laid upon the table.
Mr.. Barker offered the following resolution,
which was adopted unanimously:
RCa''"t. That this Assembly tender our hearty
thanks to TiiE NATIONAL RErIiRLICAS and the SutI
fny CdyhR for their Endorsement Of our action
against rafting and any unfair dealings Of the
Past and sunday Hrruii and we request every
wOrkingmGn to support them,
The Assembly then went into executive scs
sion.
National Republican., 1878-08-21
HOME AFFAIRS.
CRY NOTES.

miscellaneous matter on third page.
William Homer Riggs has filed petition
in bankruptcy.
james W. Mos for leaving an excavation
unprotected was yesterday hued u in the
Police Court.
For turtgriug. tOrmenting. aud maltrcat-
lmg COW Sa,lc lIanket was fined II in tho
poli"e t"urt Yesterday.
Richard Noand, for trcsvas,ing on the
parking IN the smithsonian grounds, VIII, fined
- by Judge Walter yesterday.
w. williamson and Washington Barnett,
srrcsted on the charge of being policy y.dcacrs,
wCr" Yesterday held for a hearing III the sum
Uf 500 each.
=-Charlcs Lewis. the colorcd man who stole
. set Of harness from Daniel Shanahsn on last
Friday, was yesterday fined $50 or three
months by Judge Walter.
The following notaries public for the Di
trot were yesterday appointed W. Pcyton,
'. MrNallv. {. +. Webster, James Z. Griffith,
y. u. Kelly, Alfred ShuCkins, and Daniel ..
&. Callaghnn.
The National Charitable Industrial Asso. .
citation yesterday elected the following officers I:
President J. W. Cromwell. editor Of the Peo.
pies .idrOcHtC; ; yce-presidcut John LOtson ;
secretary, William Morrison.
The shop Of Mr.. Patrick Curtin, No. llOg
u street northwest. was entered by thieves
last Monday night and robbed of quantity Of
clothing, valued at SO. Tho cisse has been
reported to the police, who are on the lookout
lookout for the Scamps.
Last Friday night the store Of Barber. Hem
dcrsCn x Co., No. 3ls Eighth street northwest.
was entered from the rear. The money drawer
was forced open and 80 or $50 in silver was
stolen. number Of valuable notes and checks
were not disturbed. The funds wcro left in
III" drawer by accident.
About eleven o'clock yesterday morning
an slarm Of fire was struck from box Jl3 ON
H"COunt Of slight fire caused by a defective
iuO ia the house of William Morgan. No. jO-
street southeast. The flames were cytiu.
tuished by officer Mockabco and some citizen.
without the aid OF the fire department.
Mr. Warren Choatc, secretary of the Y
!, {. 4. in this city, has received the follow,
ug dispatch from New Orleans: THE Y. VI
4, Of New Orleans, will receive cOntribu,
ions tor the sick and destitute Of our city and
attend personally to the distribution Of the
'aine Please give this publicity in your city
contribution, may be sent to W. f. Hardiu
president
Walter Green stole n pOckct.Look from q
lndy named Mrs. Fanny King, near the corner
'I Thirteenth street and Ohio avenue north
ND't, last evening. aud .artcmptcd to make oil
with it. Officer Shilling however, prC vented
Green's escape, and marched him to the Filti
'l"rinrt Station, where he WIS locked up fol
hearing in Police Court to-day,
National Republican., 1878-08-21
~, AlDysius' Picnic.

Never, perhaps, since the Schuetzen Park
became popular resort for public picnics and
such.liko social parties, did its cosy arbors
and shady walks accommodate SO select and
wcll-conductcd a gathering as that which
filled the grounds yesterday afternoon and
evening, the occasion being the family festival
for the benefit of st. Aloysius' new school,
house for girls. The clerk of the weather, for
a. le1st once during the spell of heavy and
almost daily rain.storms and tornadoes that has
been the rule for some weeks back, seemed
favorably disposed toward our Catholic fellow
citizens and their friends, for a finer day than
yesterday proved to be could not be desired.
There being no intoxicating drinks allowed
OH the grounds, a far more substantial treat
was offered the patrons of the festival in the
most tempting clibles, such as cakes
and a thousand other viands, which loaded
down tho tables in charge of the
ladies of the parish. Tho names of these good
ladies, 50 far as ascertninCd, were MS follows
The Misses Duffy, Mrs. Purcell, Miss Seaman,
Mrs. Plummer, AMI Misses Foley and Ken
ucdy. Tho gentlemen Of the congregation who
interested themselves in the festival from the
beginning were McsSrs. o. f. Duffy, marshal
of the grounds; ID. Council, Taylor, and J. J..
Fuller Among others who deserve mention
arc Mcssrs. King, Rover, Cappes Sullivan, and
Roth. Among the clUrgymen who favored tho
affair with their presence were noticed Revs.
Charles *. jenkins, president of Gonzaga Col
legc A. L, Ciamp, pastor of Trinity Church,
Georgetown; " BOurh0, of Louisville, Ky i
W. j. Scanlon. OF St. Thomas, Nd; J. Forlsn
MclIugh, W. +. Sumner, and =. 4. Mccarthy,
all of the Society of jesus except the latter
who Is the pastor Of the Immaculate Concep,
tiOn Church in this city.
National Republican., 1878-08-21
BASEBALL.
The National Win Creditable Game from
the eProyIdence-Scnre 2 to 1.

The National Win Creditable Game from
the eProvidence-Score2 9 to1.
The National put their trust in the Provi-
lcncc nine yesterday, and succeeded in win
ming bail from the blue stockings by score
Of 2toi. The game was won only by hard
work. aud proved conclusivcly that the Reds
arc equal in fielding to the hest clubs in the
country. Lynch never pitched better, and the
base.hit column shows how effective his deliv-
cry was. Fouser won many friends by his
splendid play at short. and Barron and lIouck
undoubtedly saved the game as they were on
hand just when needed. In fact, every menu
Der Of the nine was in good form, their only
weakness being at the bat; hut, "a the game
was won. there is no need for a scolding. Ward,
the pitcher of the visiting team, was on his
mettle, and only two men succeeded in getting
base hits oil him. Murnan, Carey, and York
are also entitled to 3dit, aS their fielding and
batting was first class. The following summary
gives all the necessary information regarding
the victory.
National Republican., 1878-08-21
The Trip to Oxford, Md.

The excursion to Oxford, Nd, via Anuapo-
lis and Chesapeake Bay, is by far the most In.
viting pleasure trip prOhered the citizens of
this District during the present summer and
those persons fortunate in being members of
the party will congratulate themselves in tho
future when incidents recall the event The
train leaves tho Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
depot at eight a. M. tomorrow, and will return
at ten in the evening. While the expenses arc
considerable, still the price of tickets has been
placed at S!2j. in order to accommodate the
nuhlin.
National Republican., 1878-08-21
The Satntoriuni Opened.

Tho opening Of tho Natatorium or Washing
ton Swimming School was celebrated last
night. At eight o'clock the time inscribed
upon the many invitations issued by Messrs.
Davis, Odlum & Co., a largo number OF per-
sous had assembled, and when the doors were
opened the sishtseers literally packed all
available space about the basin. Around the
natatorium about three feet above water was
n platform, which was abundantly supplied
with seats for ladies. At tho east Of this plat.
form was posted a band, which discOursed
lively music throughout the evening Tho
bathers, six in number, with Professor Odlum
rs leader, entertained the audience with fine
exhibition of swimming aud difficult fcats in
tlIp
National Republican., 1878-08-21
How Fortune Favored u deserving Poor
Ynmmp Mnn.

he Marion Indiana chronicle Of July II
~ c' a lengthy description Of the good fortune
attending the sending by mail Of /! to NJ. 4.
Iauphm, +. o, Gg!, New Orleans, La., hv Mr..
VI. Hill, the Western Union Telegraph oper.
.''"r aud newsletter in that town. He had
Acycr before invested in such an Institution,
M was agrcrab!y surprised t" Gud himself
ny hi, bold venture, lifted above want for the
nst Of his life by the immediate payment ON
'he part Of H." famous Louisiana State Lottery
company OF r"n,"n, Neader this has a moral
or you. May you not be equally as fortu.
natei
National Republican., 1878-08-21
Bid, for Fuel,

Bids for supplying the Department of tho
Interior with fuel for the ensuing year were
opened at noon yesterday. There were tho
following bidders: Johnson Brothers, X. W.
Miller & Son, George Bogus W. II. Burgess &
Co, and l.. W. Guinand. The award was made
to johnson Brothers at the following prices
Furnace coal. $40; CRATE coal, si55 pine
wood, $ilS; hickory wood, $500 Mr.. Bogus
bid was Ave cents per ton and Burgess & Coz
four cents per ton lower for the furnace coal,
but the award was made to Johnson
Brothers, under tho reserved right to re.
ject any or all bids, because tho quality Of
coal tenderecd Baltimore vcin) was better
known and appreciated by the Department,
being the kind used last year.
National Republican., 1878-08-21
Sewerage In Washington,

Senator Harris OF Tennessee, is already in
this city, and Senator Rollins, of New Hamp
shire, is expected to-day. These two gentle
men constitute subcommittee of the Senate
Committee on the District of Columbia, who
were appointed on the authority of the Senate
to meet during the recess for the purpose OF
considering the subject of sewerage In the city
of Washington. The time and place of meet
ing will be designated after the arrival Of Mr.
Rollins
National Republican., 1878-08-21
A Kefl,nrInrN IInrlInuAn.

Patrick Candy, driver for tho Capitol
Laundry was arrested at the Sixth street
wharf by Officer Konner, yesterday afternoon,
for reckless driving He was under the infu-
ercG of liquor and made himself very disa.
greeablC By driving among the passengers on
their way 10 aud froA the boat, lie persisted
in driving out 10 the end Of the wharf con-
trary to orders, and gave the officer quite an
exciting tus-ic IN getting him to tho station.
house. lie will lave hearing to-day.
National Republican., 1878-08-21

The StHr.. of Syracuse, will not be able to
play the National this afternoon, owing to
other engagements, and the manager of the
Providence nine has consented to remain over
another day, in order to try and get even.
Game will he called this afternoon, promptly
at half.pa.t four O'Clock. and Il, each nine has
won victory, the deciding contest should call
out a large crowd.
The Acme aud Stars. Of this city, played a
game on the White Lot yesterday afternoon,
and the former scored victory by hard hit
ing, the figures being l3 to 10.
GAMES ELSEWHERE YESTERDAY.
London, Ont.--Utica, 9; TeCunseh, ].
Buffalo, y. Y.-Bufhlo 6 Indianapolis. 3.
Albany, y. New Bedford, 10 Albany, 4.
Springfield, Mass.-Springde!d d; Worces-
ter, |.
Cleveland Ohio-Forcst City, / Chicago, 4
game called.
National Republican., 1878-08-21
Mndeline He.s Disch.rged from Cu.todr.

The case of the young girl Madeline Hess,
arrested on the charge of stealing watch from
Il colored man named Andrew Garrett, cni-
poyod in the house where she was engaged as
a domestic was tried by Judge Walter ycstcr-
day. and Madeline was dismissed from custody.
The conclusion drawn from the testimony was
that Garrett had made insulting proposals to
Madeline, which tho latter resented, aud then,
Ia order to injure her reputation, CARROTS
watch was concealed in hOr trunk so as TO
make a case OF Crcumstantial evidence against
LIr
National Republican., 1878-08-21
Publishing the Bans.

The clerk Of the court has issued marriage
licenses to the following applicants:
Samuel Reese aud Janey Cronan.
Reuben Brown and Jane Jackson.
J. =. Doyle and Mary \. sullivan.
Emanuel Smith aud Layumia Henderson.
Thomas O'Shanghuessy and Ellen Qurk.
Alexander Faulbaler aud Elizabeth Huurlch.
;. 4. Winbu,h and Henrietta Harris of
Richmond Va.
John Thompson aud Susan Weeks, Of Prince
Georges County, Nd.
National Republican., 1878-08-21
lnrresnnnGismre.

We, tic merchants aud citizens Of WhshInonn
approaching tlr' ,lrrIrsu and activity OTJ bad
Cl Adams IN catering for thv AmusuIaruI Of our
Icuplr, hereby t'udrr him a complimentary tusti-
muniUi In tho shape Of an cXrursou on the barge
tOckHdu ity, at any time he may select
Harry Fort. VI. Dubant ". W. BuTlrttc. T.. +
White. thnIl". huu"GINpn, K. II Campbell, john
kCySvrtlI, Robert Bua,l, and Others.
National Republican., 1878-08-21
The Old Defenders and Mount Vernon.


At the annual meeting of the Old Defend
ers' Association, of Baltimore, held last Mon
day, all invitation was received from Oliver
Perrin, secretary of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Conductors Association, inviting the
Old Defenders to accompany them on the l2th
Of September to Mount Vernon. The COM
munication stated that the train would leave
Baltimore at eight a. IN. and proceed as far as
shepherds Landing, where the boat would
carry them TO their destination. They would
be met at shepherds Landing by excursionists
from Frederick, HagcrstOwn, and Harper's
Ferry, and would return by way of Washing.
ton. The matter was referred to a committee,
consisting of Colonel Nicholas VI. Brewer, L.
q. Cox. and Major Joshua Dryden, who are to
decide whether to accept the invitation to go
to North Point and report to future meeting
on Monday, September p The association
now numbers forty three members, four hay.
ing died during the past year.
National Republican., 1878-08-21
New Advertisements.

Fonda SILK umbrella.
For salC-Printing establishment.
Basc ball-NutiOnnl vs.. PrrvIdeucc.
Franklin Temperance Legion excursion, August
u
Grand complimentary excursion to J. had.
Adams.
Grand excursion and picnic Of the Potomac
truit-Growrr, Association, August =.
National Republican., 1878-08-21
0EoR9 Er0WN NEWS.
RIVER FRONT.


Arriyed--schooners Helen A. Hoyt, Crane,
Boston Laura Robinson, Kelly, Dover; War
rem Sawyer, Crie, Norfolk William q. LOWS,
Baxter. Now Bedford d. d. Church, Kelly,
Boston.
Cleared-Schooners Helen A. Hoyt, Crane,
Charleston. s. G., with 800 tons Of coal; Laura
Robinson, Kelly, Dover, with 2i7 tons of coal
Warren Sawyer, Cric, Portsmouth, with 600
tons Of coal; William q. LOWS, Baxter, New
Bedford, with 700 tons of coal Belle Halliday
Burt, Fall River, with 5l5 tons of coal.
CANAL AFFAIRS.
Arrlvod-Boats l.. l.. Mouse, A. II. Ritter,
+. II. Darby, J. Il Masters. A. Lowell, S. II.
Taylor. Diligcnt, W. =. Woods, j. II. Snyder,
4. II. Bradt, J. J. West, James Grcens j. T.,
Paul, o." W. G. Earnest, Star No. ., William
Saplos, ID. Henry,J. NJ. Boyer, d. l.. Taylor,
Adam r.. Julia Borden, Little Nan, V. 9,
Brashcars, Morning Sun, Emma, Okonoko,
Star No. /, g. W. Barnett. Regulus, NJ. s.
Fersncr, NJ. A. Brady, Mary Mortens, Benz.
Miller, and Sparrow.
Cleared = Boats Ms. Fcrsner, Rcgulus, Dill
gent, Star No. I, Pattie Dunlop, $. II. Taylor
Star No. 2, J. H. Snyder W. Delano, ". P'
Woods. A. II. Bradt, q. W. Barnett, q. Black.
burn, u. Henry, J. Z. Stanhope, Thomas II.
Paul, Fannie aud Estella, +. II. Darby. !. X
Masters, A. Lowell, &C." W. G. Ernst. J. NJ.
Boyer Adam Boyer. Little Nan, Julia Borden
Morning sun, Exchange, V. 5. Brashears, Oko.
noko, and James Green.
GRAIN ARRIVALS.
By canal-Boat Ruby, with 1900 bushels oil
wheat TO Hartley & Brother.
GEORGETOWN PERSONALS.
W. l.. Webb aud family left yesterday for a
trip to West Virginia, to be absent about ten
days.
OAsE-BALL.
The Junior West-End Base Ball Club, OF
Georgetown, played match game yesterday
afternoon with the Junior Stars which re.
suited in victory for the Junior West End,
by u score of 10 toe.
National Republican., 1878-08-21
Theatre COmiuIIe,

A fine entertainment Is offered at the Thea.
ire Comique this week. A number of the
most famous specially artists are included in
the company. aud the excellent stock CON.
Psny appear in a weIl.arrangcd programme.
National Republican., 1878-08-21
ANsMlII
Hdtry Jfgd y N. u

HGiru Fmd =. " H"LQnt ant others:
hENrI EMFS Thanking You for your apprrcia.
ton OF my TiVt clId"HvUT 10 pleuse the bubble /
Will aim 10 continue II. On next Monday August
NJ, M IN p, IN. + the evening set apart fCr the
Glove excursion, RESPECTFULLY
J. BRADLEY ADAMS
National Republican., 1878-08-21
MIR. Forrest Thorn

Respectfully Informs his friends that he Is now
permanently located at Messrs. A. Saks Il Co.'S.
estab li6lmcnt, where, with Increased facilities,
he will be pleased " serve tLgm,
National Republican., 1878-08-21

FoR upward Of thirty years Mrs Wims0w'S sooth-
lug syrup has been used for children. Il corrOc,s
acldity Oftho stomach, relieves wind colo, regulates
the bowel. cures dy,entcry and disrrhGa, whether
arising from tecthlng or other causes. An old and
Wgll.tried remedy. - cents a bottle,
National Republican., 1878-08-21
Bankers.

rJNHE GERMAN-AAERICAN SAVINGS BANK
= No. 1h Fsl6et northwest, corner Seventh stree
Open daily nom 10 u IN. to MI on saturday
.lgs nom 10 p. m. to receive deposits only. Ana
nwcS aiy hioEn, @ on IN n.e @ t1s ~ uPWa,ds 70
lnrpToUf vault At so, tl2S, SIS y2S and go ysai
The largest and moet convenient boxes in the city,
National Republican., 1878-08-21

IS all social assemblies there Is sure to be a
row of wallfowers-plain girls VIII, arc nc.
customed to tho position and accept 1t. The
typical wallfower is the girl lwho is uncompro-
misingly plain, hopelessly dowdy, and thor
ouHhly resigned.
National Republican., 1878-08-21
ThcrinometriU Headings.
Indications.

For the Mld''l" Atlantic state, laE' cloudy
weather; in Virginia possibly occasional min
winds mostly n"rthrrly stationary temperature
rising hr rU,npIpr
National Republican., 1878-08-21
LOCAL MISCELLANY.

six per cent interest paid OIL deposits. Special
rates on time deposits. !. H. SQUIER Il Co.
BankcrS lii6 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1878-08-21

ARE you bilious. troubled with headache. dizzy
ness sick stomach. constipation, &c? Are you dys-
peptic. nervous, dull, and languid? Averse to oil
sxertlon. Is your lifc miserable: You require u
change. Cleanse the system, purify and renew tho
hold remedy. II will soon relieve you. Sold By all
druggists, 25 cents per package which makes q
quart OF medicine.
National Republican., 1878-08-21
Vational 9epublitan.
Arrival Of Passenger Trains.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC DEPT, NxTH AND n
STREETS

At BALTIMORE AND OHIO DEPOt SEv JETsEY AVE
SCE AND sTREET.
lFOrnfrg EiNnhng.
st:i5 N Phil & Bns eI. "l:JN. Baltimore accom-
sss,s, Baltimore express 40, baltimore accom-.
sAc, Western express son. Y. Phil & Hos eH.
s:2O .BaltlmOrs eccUm j:3n, Western Mall
s.eh Fred nc, Met brch.) sfGJ7, baltimore accom-
GS Baltimore Annapolis so:tS, baltimore express
and way, '7:g, Western express
rth, Martinsburg and IIA- nSOn. Baltimore UtprusL
ye f,town ac Met hrch,' .Ei5 Y, Phi! q hos et.
slGdO Baltimore accom-. lEti, Baltimore accom-
1lD, baltimore ek press
sArrvs daily. Others Sundays excepted
81 For the time OF departure OF trains see hdVer
nsenlents OlsoxhpTU
National Republican., 1878-08-21

MoDJEsKAs sou Is training for public ap.
pearRnCe a. a piaulnt,
National Republican., 1878-08-21
Vegetne.
VEGETINE E

Into IL congestion the medicinal virtues of dozen
carefully selected bark,, roots, aud herbs en-.
ter; and all Of these juices strongly
Tnted, aud In state OF such perfect harmony and
solution that their combined nCiiLn II Always uni
FORM palaable anil p hsant To tue most delicate and
refined taste. II ii uld 6c said, aso that Vegelne
contains no mineral Of nny sort, and no opium, NOR
phine any, ::lhing else Uf hanenl narcotic ma
lure Whatever power for good possesses II owes TO
the benrhcent OSetable products which tho Almighty
has seen TT place In our nbt " wLo = and pa,tlr ~
aud which are extracted am, made harmonious by
human agency mud skill. There Is not much NJ
atom o: poison In the whole compound; neycrthel' -
II Possesses the spe' hy and penetrating action Of tho
most vIrulent poison for injury, but always
and eternay nr good. Nsssline works in all direc-
tlUn-, and still II Ia not claimed Of II that Is cure
all I" Far from II. It Will cure however all diseases
and there many which procsed from nearly one
aud the same CAUSE. You have doubtless many
kinds Of fruit growing the same tree but common
sense told you that this was the result Of various
grnftingS and you did not marvel because thu
only one root 10 the whole. By destroying the root
you oud have DESTROYED all It's products. II matters
not whether this br OF one or eDgrnfted Ia many
forms. 10 accomplish direct result II must II C.
cssarily lusseVs more than single mote Of action
aud such II the case. We may say. then, that
National Republican., 1878-08-21

Is your hair harsh, drv and stife Does II refuse
to curl, Dress II with THoNPsOS's oMADK OPrINE
An uleaginOus compound of singular merit 1t
will improve It. Sold by druggists. DC. Price IS
and - cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-08-21
'SERyICEABLE FEET

promote health md industry" and thou and- from
far and ne r visit Dr WHITES establishment, Penn
sylvnnia avenue, opposite willsrd's Hotel for relief
from Corns bad Nails and other ailments of the feet
Fee 81 per Wait EstnbllShrd ISL. auiatf
National Republican., 1878-08-21

HARD times demand economy prscucs It by
tcnOvating your sOed gloves with JoryEs's Iso
rEROus KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price . cents pei
bottle,
National Republican., 1878-08-21

WELLS MACHIsE.SPREAD STRENGTHENING PLAsr'
FRS are still the best known. Their curative pow
ers far surpass oil Others