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National Republican., 1878-05-21
Baseball.

The National left Washington yesterday af.
tCrnoon on the five O'Clock train for the pur.
pose of visiting Richmond, Va, where they
will play games to-day and tO.mOrrow-one
with the Atlantic and the other with the
Richmond. 4 large party assembled at the
depot to see the champions oil, and many
wishes for good luck were uttered
At the annual meeting OF the Keystone b.
B. C., held last evening, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year: President
Z. ). Burnley; vicc-prcSident, A. J. Thomas
treasurer, l.. Thomas; secretary, u. G. Cant
assistant secretary, J. Lacy board OF directors
II. Brooks, c. Washington and l.. Thomas
captain, +. Patton. Tho Keystone have a
strong team, and will meet all challengers
after June /.
GAMES PLAYED ELSEWHERE YEsTERDAN.
Utica, y. Y.-Buhalos, 9; Uticas, 3; twelve
innings were played.
Syracuse, y. Y.--Stars II; Rochostors, /.
Chicago-Chicagos. ,; indianapolis, l.
National Republican., 1878-05-21
Tho KnIght. remplar rrip to- KIchmont.

Washington Commandcry, No. l, with about
eighty mcmbcrs in uniform. left for Richmond
at hulr-paSt four o'clock last evening accom-.
panied by the Marine Band. In their march
from Masonic Temple to the Baltimore and
Potomac depot they presented a very neat ap.
prarumcc. quite large number of ladies and
gentlemen accompanied the commandcry, and
the whole party filled seven cars. At Richmond
Washington COmmandery are the guests OF
mandery OF st. Andrew, U. d. The programme
OF arrangements includes dress parade Of
Knights and II concert by the Marine band at
Monroe Park, an entertainment and reception
al It. Adams Hall tonight. and an address
from the mayor OF Richmond. The Washing.
ton Knights will return home tomorrow night,
aud be escorted from the depot to the Temple
by Company \, Washington Light Infantry.
National Republican., 1878-05-21
Tumpcrancc Entertainment.

The hall Of Crystal Fount division, No 10,
was crowded last evening to listen to public
entertainment given by the division. The
programme was an excellent one, and consisted
OF vocal music 10y quartctto composed Of
Misses WrsthOrpo aud Frazer and Mcssrs.
Frazer and Fleming, aud also II tenor solo by
Mr, Sinclair; instrumental music by Misa
Wmcbrrgcr and brothers aud Mr. Carter; read
ingH by Miss Dom, Mrs. Naior, aud Mr. Gray.
Short addresses were also made by J. Il. Dun
ming and Ed, IIumuhTry
National Republican., 1878-05-21
Racing at Ilenuin.'s,

The concluding races of the running meet
ing at brnnimg's were yesterday postponed r-
definitely. On the 20th instant a trotting
meeting, to last four days, will be inauguratcd.
The contests will be stake races, bost three In
five, the owners being required to pay so en-
trance fee for each race, to which Mr. Hill will
add purse of so. There will be two races
each day, lightning first day with horses OF
the 2:;i0 and 3:3O class second day, 2:iO aud
300; third day, 25t5 and 2Ij; fourth day, 800
aud free TO all. The entries will close next
Saturday night
National Republican., 1878-05-21
Arrested for Beating IA uncknop

William Long, a watchman at the Coast Sur
voy building, took hack ride last night, mud
after riding around town with Culortd hack e
man named Jackson Ogle, stopped in front of
house on Maryland avenue, near Four-amd.u-
half stIcct, and had an alteration with tho
hRck-drIycr in regard to the fare, which Long
ended by knocking Oplc down and beating
him. Long was arrested by Officers Levi, and
llutthiMs"n, and At the First Precinct station
II charge Of assault and battery and one for car
IyIng pistol were placed against him.
National Republican., 1878-05-21
Arrested ON il serious Charge.

Sergeant johnson arrested a colorcd man
named Max Wilson last evening on charge
OF making an indecent assault on little white
giIl, named Margaret O'Conncll, the 18th Of
last month. Wilson was tried in the Police
Court at the time and sentenced to six months
in Jail. His counsel appealed the case, and
when it was uicd before the upper court the
prisoner was discharged, owing to II flaw in
the information. The court ordered nnUt her
warrant to be made out, but Wilson has been
ia hiding since his release The officer learned
of his whereabouts last night. and arrested
him while abrd. lie WAS locked up at the
seventh Precinct Station for Il hearing in the
Police Court this morning.
National Republican., 1878-05-21
Everybody goes to Eiscman Bros. for clothing
Hotel Arrivals.


E1IW-G AP!rkcr. PhilalesphiG James Farmer,
SewYOrk; y T. Hunter. New York: Marshall Park ,,
Richmond; Va J y Brayt%n. R!rAmond: Va % u
Mtcham, u AZ II Mcndl, Wis; W W Stai'.
C"lornto Amor smith. CINCINNATI, ohio; y brew,
uSA J T. iIoliCCnbcck; san Eran.sco: u i GI3ycr;
Richmond, Va W p'C ark, vs. \; Mrs Gar, Md;
4 l!icanrdS rhllHdelphiL; Miss !.oud"nb,Ck, New
York. Miss y Luu!CnOtCk, New York: W Cralins
nnd wife, New YORK; II llrnhy. New Jersey Dr
Trrgns.nc, Philadelphia; Prof Bunhomnlc, L = y; a
Dlll, Pa.
~. JEHrs-w II Taylor and WIFI, Baltimore, Md: =
paT,Tns, Worcester, Mass: W llulyCr, PhiIairlp!G;
e rThomrsun aud wife Now York. Miss l. JOhsOn,
New NO1k; Ii.D VIII temp, Va + IldtI, ohio: J
M"akluy, philldclphin Canning, New YORK. J
French. and wifr. New York; II De Va aud wife,
rmluheilhlL; Mis-, Z u Webster, Now York GCOrge
AtSrs, !IHtlmorr, Nd; T Buck New York: W \ Lu-
Cn,, Boston, MWSr W Robins, lr, city, J q CuO!ry,
Boston, Mass; Dr Norman, hChmOHd, Va u NJ
White, CINCINNATI ohio; w BrowScr, Now York
Rev CIV ThumaN ia.
h,l4riL-FS Ihrkim, Brog;yn, New York; John
q Snnkry. Il. .chmOId, VG J Mr,,i Clvv"nmd, Ohio:
\ Huilburt and W.T., Cleveland, ohio: l. JuIdrn.
Now York; W II Ashley Ner X B Twumbly. New
York. l. + FrysOu W NH e L. Quiscy, New York;
do, OHIO. T. lIrmng and daughter Chicago \ 4 Cur
ran, Jersey tiiy.
MhoDo,Rt-IT $ wynkoop Now Jersey; y N Spenl
Ger. New Jersey: W Mercer. Richmond, Va NJ Me
KAY, Richmond. Va. W W Mz' n, Richmond Va; u
Heaven RiGhmond, Vas j. = Knapp, New jersey; [
{ Jacobs Cincinnati; ID Ww.ef, Ohio.
National Republican., 1878-05-21
The Washington Grove Camp-MIectIng As
sorlntlon.

\ meeting of the executive committee of
the Washington Grove Camp.Mecting Associa-
tion was held last night at eight o'clock in the
parlor Of the Foundry Church, President T. p
Morgan in the chair. The committee on
groand- and supplies, on motion of Mr.. f. f..
SimpSom, was changed from three to five mrm-
b.rS.
The following officers and committees were
elected: President, r. +. Morgan vice .presi.
don't W. L. Woodward secretary, l.. f. Simp.
on; treasurer, i. II. StiuumrtI; committee
on finance Mc-,rs F. Howard, +. Mitchell, \.
Ash0y: on grounds and supplies Il. +. Viii.
lett. ". Il. Woodward, u. H. Stincmctz G. A.
Hall and L. F. simpson; on religious services,
J. II. Wilson, D. II. Stinrmctz, and W.
Rutherford "m trnts, r. ". Wurthngton, j.
W. Wade, and ". Woodward. The committee
then went into executive session.
National Republican., 1878-05-21

Mr. Richard Powell, drnughtsman Of tho Bu.
rcau Of Construction and Repair of tho Navy
Department, died at seven o'clock yesterday
morning, uftor a short illness, Of liberation Of
the bowels. Mr.. =. was sixty.seyon years oi
age, Il native of Philadelphia, and came here
in 1873 with Constructor John SeuthNll. lie
was in the Navy Department for twenty-ninC
years, and besides being notably skilled in his
profession, WAS regarded by every one as a most
honorable aud upright gentleman, His remains
will be taken to Philadelphia tomorrow morn
lug for intcrnCnt.
National Republican., 1878-05-21
National 4epublitan.
Arrival Of Pnsscnpe. Trains.
At BALTIMORE AND iOroMAC DEP,r SMITH AND
AT BALTIMORE ASD ONO pEror, SEw JERSEY AVE


AT BALTIMORE ASD ONO pErUr, SEw JERSEY AVE
SJEAND STREET
Morning. ENVnirG
sGiS, n. Y, Phil & Dos ps sitO, Baltimore accom-
ss:sI, Baltimore express 40. BaliImurg accom-.
7:Sr, Western express hOI, y Y. Phi \ Dos ex'
e:2 Baltimore accom- S.N Western Mall.
ss?i frrd. Rc, tNirt brclll s,.N7 baltimore accom-
So, BaltlEIuTu Annapolis ssl baltimore CT press.
and way, .7s2l Western express.
FSS, Mariinahurg and IIa- ssy, Baltimore eN press
gCTstUwn ac tMut hr'ch.' spIi Y, Phil & Bus ek.
slrH ., BnltimUi accom-. IU;Lj, Baltimore accom-.
IGn baltimore eNpreas
+ATr.Nu daily. Others sundays exec pted.
A. For the time OF departure OF trains, soc advcf
nscments elsewhere.
National Republican., 1878-05-21
Cleared of Serious Charges

In an ecclesiastical council convened last
Wednesday. in tho Bethlehem Baptist Church,
at Chase City, Mccklenburg County, Va, for
the purpose Of taking under consideration the
charges brought against Rev. c. l.. Davis, on
the 9th of last October, by Rev. d. +. Lcoch,
in reference to Harriet +. Faulk, the Rev. C.
l.. Davis was proven clear OF said charges and
his name Nindicated.
National Republican., 1878-05-21
Mini In.nrrtnl of pnllrr.

Sergeant Il. 4. Arnold, Of the Fifth Precinct,
was yesterday detailed as night inspector Of
the police force, position formerly held by
Lieutenant Vernon, and which has been vacant
since the detail Of tho latter officer to the de.
tectiyu Office. Officer Suttery has been ap-
pointed acting sergeant for mcritorious sor-
vices.
National Republican., 1878-05-21

Summer opcuing-Mr. ]. T. Palmer
Washington Training Srh0o, for Nurse
London Umbrcins-M. ". ,,dlt. Bro. " 60.
Champagne and Oystcrs-NntinuN Theatre.
Printing establishment In BLtim ,ru f'r SAL.
Public school CntcrtaInmcut-LIncnn Hall 10.
night.
Ell'on'S speaking honogaph-Tallmadgc Hall,
May -.
Celebrated Jacques Lccoutrc razor.-M. ". Gait
Bro. Il Co.
National Republican., 1878-05-21
In1licntiOil,

For Middle Atlantic States and New Envinnd
falling, followed by rising barometer, southcr'
ly winds. vcvring to westerly or rurthwc't, threat.
cnsng and rainy. followed by warmer, Cic4ivr, and
partly cloudy weather
National Republican., 1878-05-21
Public school Entertainments.

An entertainment will be given by the chil-
drcn Of the third division at Lincoln Hall this
evening. Ono Of the most enjoyable treat,
that has ever been offered to our people by tho
children of the public srhopl' Is prOluispl
National Republican., 1878-05-21
Glover, Last Victim.

f. \. Prescott was arraigncd in the Police
Court yesterday on the charge of forging the
name Of Hon. ". Il. Morrison to voucher for
sj15. The defendant waived an examination,
aud his case was sent up to tho other court,
bond being fixed at S!,UDp, but up to a late hour
last night he had not succeeded in finding a
boudsman.
National Republican., 1878-05-21
Great bargains in Kit suits.

Striped Alpaca Kilt suits sl.5o.
Taunton 1weeds Kilt Suits, S9.95.
Striped Cashmere Kilt suits. $40
Handsome Linens, 81, sl.2i, =, 80, and S2.7j.
Neat CassmcreS, 81, $3.50 IS, and $50
Dress Kilt suits, Cd, &, S. 81 aud So
A. SAKS & Co., both stores.
National Republican., 1878-05-21
TALKING ABOUT SEWERS.
The Board of Health Hold a Special
Meeting

And Hear tho Plans of Major Randolph and
Mr.. Sovorson-The Former Proposes to
Flood the Sewers by stcnm-Power,
and the Latter by Means of tho
Tides - Two Members OF tho
Board take Mr.. scycrson to
Task, but Ho Obstinntely
Disagrecs with Them.
National Republican., 1878-05-21
Moth.r,. Moibrrs. Mnthcrs.

Don't fail to procure MR,. WINsLow's SoorHrN,
6YEUP lur all diseases Of tcelhimg IN children. i
relieves the child from pain, curvr wind collie
IC.ulatrs the bowels, unl, by giving rJlivf an,
health 10 the child, gives rest ~ tie mother.
National Republican., 1878-05-21
Marriage Licenses.

Tho clerk of the court has issued marriag
licenses to the following applicants:
William Morcland and Maggie Neads.
X. V. Taylor and Elizabeth c. Binoy.
National Republican., 1878-05-21

ARE you bilious. troubled with headache dizzy
ness sick stomach, constipation, &c? Are you dys
peptic, nervous, dull. and lan8uid? Averse to all
exortiOn. Is your life miSerablol You require n
change. Cleans. the system purify and renew tht
hold remedy. II will soon relieve you. Sold by al
druggists, . cents per package, which makes .
quart uf medicine.
National Republican., 1878-05-21

renoyating your SUiled gloves with JOuvESs ISo
pERovs KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price Is cents pc
bottle.
National Republican., 1878-05-21
CITY JIIMS.

No REMEDY IN the world ever came into such
universal Use, or has so fully won the confidence OF
mankind. as AYEEs CHERRY PICTORIAL, for tho
cure ofCUuyhs colds, and consumption.
National Republican., 1878-05-21

THE Grand Central Hotel, New York. pOssoS,c,
NIL the requirements, IN size, style, location NI!d
Appointments Of the mOdUnl tir't.Ciass hotel, and
keeps IT, reputation a. model house.
National Republican., 1878-05-21
IIrnIEstntu IrnusI,rs

VIM Kolb to d b, Goh for i, lot :. ,,unr,
833 r, W. Moroncy to l.. u. Merchant, Ion u :,
Ju9 lot Il, square 10.
National Republican., 1878-05-21
AmuscmeniS Tonight.
Nrm Advertisements.

NATroNAL THEATRE hamIRsiic and oysters
IINuuLS HALL.-PubliC school Entertainment.
National Republican., 1878-05-21
4 POLICEMAN CORNERED.
Omcer Dunnigan's Fight with the Kiliigu
Family.


About six o'clock yesterday afternoon officer
Dunnigan arrested man named Tim Killigan
for using profane language In Balls alley.
Tho wife of the prisoner tried TO wrest him
from the officer, and finding herself unable to
do sc called for her two sous to assist her. In
the scuflle which cnsued the officer and his
man was forced into stable belonging to XII.
ligan. The door Of the stable WAS locked at
once, and the Killigins made things pretty
lively for the officer; tearing his clothing and
forcing his baton out of his hand One Of tho
boys, named Tom Killigau, picked upa clcaver,
which Dunnigan ordered him to drop In
stead of doing 50, however, he made several at
tempts to cut the officer, who, finding that dcs-
perato means must he resortcd to, drew his re-
vOlvcr and fired at his asSailant. The latter i'm
mcdiatoly dropped his weapon and ran out ofthe
stable. The report of the pistol caused large
crowd to gather, who swUrc that Dunnigan
should not get away alive. He blew his
whistle, and the reserve from the station
house, headed by Lieutenant Kelly, quickly
came to his assistance. Kiligun aud his two
sous were arrested and carried to the seventh
Precinct Station and locked up for the night.
Dunnigan was handled very roughly, his
clothirg being torn. hat smashed, aud Mrs.
killigan got piece OF his right hand in her
teeth AMI succeeded in inilicting bad wound
kili.an, sr.. has been on u spree for several
days and has been making English Illl' hot.
Maryland. Virginia, and District Patents.
List Of patents granted to the residents OF
MarylLd, Virginia, and District Of Columbia.
for the week ending May :, ISIS: Charles
Ewing, of Washington. d. G., balc-tics; John
K. Watkins, of Baltimore, Md, door.chccks :
William II. S,aurn. Of Washington, u. G.,
metallic rctOrt'; William g. Smoot, of Wash
imgtun, u. C.. big.tagS and fasteners: William
7. Smith, OF Baltimore, Nd. saw.fling ma.
| chimes; John !. Brunor. Of Washington, d. C.,
| books; David +. Dutrow, OF Washington, ID.
e., trays for ceg.cascS; Joseph +. johnson, OF
Gocum Station, Va, pcn.huldcrS, John Softer,
| of Baltimore, Nd, sheet metal cans.
Rcissuts--Wiliam +. BcaSlcy, OF Baltimore,
| Md, indicator locks; William /. Braslcy, OF
Baltimore, Md, registers for indicator locks
| Daniel Z, SomcS, Of Washington d. G., appar.
| atus for ycmtilatimg, ,cUolngand dressing grain
John +. W. DOrnan, OF baltimore, Nd, hand.
stamps.
l.ahels-P. Whitock, of Richmond, Va.
| "WhitlOck's Key West
National Republican., 1878-05-21

nLD RELIABLE "GAlrON," AT ROUND I'LL
~ Depot W. * -. II. H., H. miles from Rim" Ridge
Mountains, uS Il country summer resort Tor washing
tOnIunS offers finer attractions hIn any other house
In the county, Lar - 70 ans pure mountain MIR cLOl
A. ring water pluUty ice fIcsh milk, butter aud cream,
riuirr fruit Everything pur" aud fresh for health
and comfort. Two lanS daily from Washington.
Daily mail and IucsInph at tie pluca Hest refer
"uctS gwen. Terms very mm,"rA!@; For further
particulars address RESSEIr WRIGHT, Round
I'M Depot, Louluun County, Virginia my@tlm
National Republican., 1878-05-21

WELLS MACHINt SPREAD SrRESGTHESTNG PLASI
FRS are still tho best known. Their curative pow
els far surpRSs all others.
National Republican., 1878-05-21
LOCAL 1IISCELL1NY.
SUMNER RESORTS.

Interest paid oil deposits. Special rates on time
deposits. J. II. SQuIER Co.
nnMkers | !l6 PcMnsYlYnnia RNcMne.
National Republican., 1878-05-21

YouSG PEOPLE 90 pay attention to your teeth
neglect will soon ruin them. Be wise In time
Clean them daily with THURsroS's ivory PEARL
T0uTH POWDER. tho most perfect dentrihcG known
II " III keen them through life in good condition
white aud sUInu. VIII harden the gums, swCcteI
tn. breath, and prevent toOthachs. Sold by al
druggists. 2j and 80 cents per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-05-21

Is your hair harsh. dry and stiff Does Il refuse
to curl? Dress Il with THONrsOSs PoNADE OPTINE.
will improve 1t. sold oy druggists, &c, Price %.
and " gUnts per bottle.
National Republican., 1878-05-21

For the best ready .Iuu,o yacht cloth and flannel
suits ~ " Roman y Cox, JO7 seventh street.
National Republican., 1878-05-21
CRANBY'S
WEST POINT HOTEL"

We Point, y. y. on the Parade Ground, in tho
MlIipTy Post Open throughout the year,
nylOFMW-9m
National Republican., 1878-05-21
Death Of MIR. Hlchnrd Powell.

very large lot OF odd Coats cost formerly Is I
So nUN ,vllimg lUr -. Roman ~ Cox, jOI scvent
street
National Republican., 1878-05-21

S. pants to order. The choicest pattcrs to select
from Eisomau Bros, corner s0Yenth and SIS.
National Republican., 1878-05-21
ROUND TRIP, So.
ACHING E'kIEil'

Destroy health comfort Industry aud longevity
hence thousands come from FIR nnd near 10 DR..
Whites ubishnent, opposite willard. Hotel for
relief from tUrns BunIOnS, Diseased Mails. Vascular
ENCTcscenCvs, teC Established In Washington, ID. q.
In 1851. Fee, 81 per visit. nIaT.lLti
National Republican., 1878-05-21
The Amnln,tnm-Intline Rnce.

E.seman Bros, corner seventh and j. sts, are tL
most popular ClUthcr' and tailUrs In the city.
National Republican., 1878-05-21

Mrtropottn aud Tw Ihh str "t NJ = Church. rfa
HRl imOrr and Potomac RuiIu
ENCdrslou train, leave depot NJ H. nI., Thur dly,
May 70, RrTiYi. at III hmund ut lGJJ M. lteturn-
in I, leave RiChmOnd ~ d p.m
The Morning herald., 1878-11-25
Cam the Truth Overtake q Lie.

lnvestigat on discloses the TACT that tne
lady reported in the Associated Press dis
patches, about Aug 10th, tn have died In
Chicago after two weeks use OF some re.
puted remedy for corpulency, had not
iaken Allan's Anti-Fat. but had used
preparation put up by regular physician
Ia Luyerne, Pa Allan's Anti Fat IL man
utactlred In Buffalo. N. Y, by the unoer-
si!aed. We have already sold over lpO.-
900 bottles of 1t. 1t has therefore Deen
taken by thousands, and we challenge
proof that 1t has ever harmed any pody,
unless the reduction of obese persons from
. IT 10 pounds, leaving them healthy ana
strong is considered misfortune. Fur
thermore, we hereby offer $5I 90 reward for
eydeuce showing that 1t contains poison
Gus or injurious Ingredients. We ealso oHer
5000 If we cannot prove that 1t has reduced
number of persons as stated herein. ana
always without injury. L is said q lie Will
Outtravel the truth any time, but we trusI
that those newspapers that have m1sled
the pubic by saying that physicians at
uibuted the lady's death to the use OF
Anti-fat (Which is only put up by US. tne
term "hnti-Fat'. being our trade. mark,
Will correct the false impres sion they have
.0nveyed, by publishing this refutat1on'
BOTANIC MEDICINE CO..
Buffalo, N. 7.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-25
Er0na the Earliest 4 es

SCROFULA mas been the pane, IA as II
were, the curse of mankind, Mt ., In Inc
18th chapter of Levtticus, lays IN very
exploit rules on this dlseaSe. terrible
and ioathsome had it been cons!; red then
that O person known to be infec with II
would not be allowed t. mix WI ! society
The Jews regarded itas dlvln nfiictlon
and helieyed there was no cure 1t; 1t
wos then the aims of a youth or i1viat1On
from the paths Of virtue were 1lsned az
long as life lasted. Happily our Gay,
the sienCe of medicine has oeeI ieVeiopeo
the ~raat storehouse of Nal ure rnishes 6
remedy, the disease is stripped lts ter
ror by the use of oftheSAMAklTy ISR ROOl
ANDH HERB JUICES, and the J1ctm O
Scrof,1Ia. Ulcers. Sores, PimpleS Blotches
litter, etc., can be restored to 81 ND healln
in q few weeks. That there ar 5housanQs
now whose conditions are as as those
OF the dark ages we are well av re, Many
now fail to find o cure as well % tney DID
then, To all such the Sama' tan,s ROOF
and Herb Juices will prove q iaPpy poon
eradicating all impurities fror tie plooo,
and making the complexion bright anG
healthy; A few bottles wall r. move p1m'
ples or blotches, thereby doint away WITH
Cosmetics and powpers, ROOT ND AEhb
:TTJICES $l.26 per bottle: Ser by express
to any address:
The Morning herald., 1878-11-25
PEABODY HOT ELL

The large and elegant Hote, has cen re-
Gently fitted In the most exquisite we DS
the the celebrated Professor Pal }. lhs
Professor exercises personal SUI Vision
over every areicle OF food whlt comes
into the stewards department be II Is
given out to the cooks. Milk and r4 her ar"
ncles OF diet are regularly inspectt nenr"
Notwithstanding elarge numbe, guests
not o single case of disease has { Cured,
and the invalid RECEIVERS with rej ckaDle
facility. The Professor has thus yerteo
q first-class Hotel into sane tIy
health instead OF pest-house o ''seast,
as is feuuenJly the case with Ho 'ts. he
has Ihe most experienced Mana fs, "--
tsntive Walters and scientific Cyt s., Wh,
cater to the comfort, health and b. 1plness
Of the guests, instead ot the pass as anu
morbid appetites. The cnarges are keep.
ing with tie times, being " per a. Tor
room and three meals Rooms gitnoui
board, from SO cents to 81: Week ooafa,
from Is to $I2. Board without ro' Is, $500
per week. Sel en- . a.tjckets loI Do
,Open day no .ght-- the carr unntas
past the doore Dl yey passengers n lrofa
any:of the der ,--", nr nv ro~t NJ lita elt'
The Morning herald., 1878-11-25
WI. Nj. PYLE.
POSTMASTER.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser retired physician having
.ovidentia ly discovered. while Medical
Nksionery In Southern Asia, very sim
pie vegetable remedy Tor the speedy and
permanent cure for Consumption, Asthma
Bronchitis, Catarrh, and all throat and
lang affections, also positive and radical
sp.olfic for Nervous Complaints feels 1t MS
duty TO make It known to his suffering fel
lws. Actuated by this m tive, he Will
c1eerfulIy send (ree of charge) to all who
d,slre it, the receipt for preparing. and
uIl directions for successfully usin" this
prov1denlially discovered remedy. Those
who wish to avail them elves of the bene-
fits oFthis discovery W thout costs. can 40
so by return mail. by addressing, with
stamp.
CHARLES P, Marshall,
No. 83 Niagara street,,
BuFEvLo, N. Y.
The Morning herald., 1878-11-25
E. #, Kumkel'S usfral d Il I
Kunkel's shampoo for
'I the Hair.

The best and cheapestHair Dressing las,a an nv.
dandrn hS,d q. alley irritation, scothe and GOO
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