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National Republican., 1880-05-26
CITY NOTES.

Rev William Taylor will speak at Wesley
chapel tonight on India and South America.
The cornerstone of Zion baptist church of
Alexandria will be laid next Sunday after
noon.
The only Turkish bath in the city, 500
street, near Judiciary Square. Best shampooer
this side OF New York. DR.. Bovee,
Turkish, Russian and Sulphur Baths at
the well.known place, 903 treet, near Ninth.
The only reliable place in tho city for genuine
baths.
The steamer Mattano is not to be with
drawn from the river trade, rs incorrectly
stated by TIE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
yesterday.
headquarters for disposal of secondhand
clothing, Sc. Call or address S. Guggonhcimer,
237 Seventh street southwest. Orders by mail
promptly attended to.
The hearing in the case of Major +. P.
Hill VS.. the National Fair association was
commenced in the equity court yesterday, and
will be resumed next Friday.
"A colored man named Frederick Buck
man WAS overcome by the heat at tho corner
OF Nineteenth and G streets northwest yester-
| day, and removed to his home in East Wash
| inston in the police ambulance.
In consequence of the sickness of Justice
Cox yesterday, the hearing OF the case of the
| Potomac Steamboat company VS.. Upper Poto-
]
company, which had been in progress two
days, was temporarily suspended
"A bold thief went into l.. NJ. Watts shoe
store, corner of Seventh and G streets south
west about eight o'clock yesterday morning
while tho proprietor was at break fast, aud
filling q basket with Shoes amounting in value
sltOgethe to S25, walked away.
"A boy named Henry Rams, ten years OF
age living at No. 230 Seventh street north
| ct a ltnyv aI In Stn pnl,
terday afternoon while in swimming. lie
took dive and did not reappear upon the
surface Later the body was recovered
The Maryland classis of the reformed
church has made an appropriation Of $500 to
the Washington mission aud granted request
from the joint consistOries Of the Washington
charge for the incorporation into that charge
of the recently organized st. Matthews con-
grcgation,
Mary Byrnos entered suit for divorce yes.
terday from Daniel ]. Bynrs, charging him
with cruelty and On.suppOrt. Bymes has
Just been released from jail, to which he was
sentenced for beating his wife, and since his
release q warrant has been issued for his arrest
on the same charge,
The regular weekly meeting of the Ma.
tional Veteran club was held last night at
their rooms No. 1926 New York avenue with
Captain J. 7. Smith, second vce-prcsidcnt, in
the chair and Major H. D. Norton secretary
A number of new members were elected, aud
the usual business OF tho cub transacted.
A colored burglar, who gave his name a
George Straight was captured by OiliCeu
Harper and Hess early yesterday morning
a!tor entering the residence of Mr., Robert
Frey of the Farmers and AIechanic5' bank II
Georgetown. The officers seeing biIa Cntel
the house, rang the bell to wake the inmates
upon which the burglar escaped into an alley
where he WAS arrested by the officers. II,
was recognized as an Old offender.
National Republican., 1880-05-26
Yesterday, ro.d.y and 1,o.morrow

The war is over-the battle-feids of the
recent unpiCaslntnes are overgrown with
-four or are cultivated farIns-tho old names
once so familiar to every reader Of newspaper
are daily disappearing among tho silent m jor.
ity, aud yet the sun rises and sets-new issues
present themselves and the mottled web Of
life is spun on-but one thing seems fixed aud
certain that in each June ana December in
the city of Now Orleans Generals g. T. Beau.
regard, of Louisiana, and Jubal A, Early, of
Virginia, conduct with exact fairness and JUS
tce the seni-annual drawings Of tho Louisiana
State Lottery Company and over hslfa million
ofdolars are given away. For particulars write
to N. A. Dauphin, Now Orleans, La.. or same
person at 3l9 Broadway, New York city.
National Republican., 1880-05-26
Marriage Licsnsss.

The clerk Of the court has issued the follow.
ing marriage licenses w. II. Harrison and
Ella Burns; w, s. Simmon and S. A. Bustie,
both of Baltimore, Ald d. r. Pinn, Of Fairfa x
county, Va, and Salle +. Shelton, of this city;
Edwin j. johnson and Theresa Mario Bohn,
both Of Washington, d, c.; John W. Patteu, oi
Philadelphia, Pa, and Mary French, of San
Antonio Texas; Mortimer King and Hattie Lee,
both OF Washington, ID. C.; NJ. b. James and n
B Freeze both OF Washington, ID. c.; Maxine
White and Mary i. Morton, of Washington, D.
G.; Jimmy Simms and CathRrlne Butler, both ol
ward D. Cox aud Isabella Jones, both of Wash.
ington, y. q.
National Republican., 1880-05-26
Pedestriauisu.

The long talked Of goas'you please between
l.. Tracy (champion), Of Baltimore, and b. F..
Owens, of Washington, for the champion belt
held by Tracy and purse Of 800, will take
place at Odd Follows hall ON Friday aud Sat
urduy next. Tho rec oIds Of both OF these Pc
dcstrians are suiHci ont TO draw. During the
exhibition they will introduce Master Gentry,
tho ten-y ear.old wonderful boy pedestrian,
who will run lhirty-six miles in six hours.
Also, Black Eph, the negro boy who promises
to rival Hart, who will run twenty miles IN
three hours. Admission 25 cents.
National Republican., 1880-05-26
Ealansed from JmiI.

Zedekiah Thompson, n prisoner in tho jail
was brought before United States Commits
sioner G. f. Rowe yesterday aud released un'
Icr the poor.convicts act. Thompson, who
was indicted for assault aud battery with in
tent to kill, having shot man at Tennally'
town was convicted in Oetober last Of y sim
pie assault aud sentenced to Jail for six months
and to pay a fine Of Sl00. or in default Of pay.
meut six months additional, Having served
out the six months and thirty additional days,
being unable to pay the fine no was released
yesterday as the law provides, by oldeT Of the
CummigsiOnDr,
National Republican., 1880-05-26
Tho CnIn,nnn Cnsa.

The following decree, rendered by the or
phans' court in the matter of Rachel L. Cole.
man, is the best reply to those who have given
a one.sided version Of the affair
In the supreme court OF the Dstrctof Columbia
holding an orphans court: In re William LILY,
guardian of Rachel l.. Coleman:
il l. ordered by tic court that the petition filed
herein by said Rachel L. Coleman on the I'd day OF
Aprl 1850 aud the citations Issued thereon, beund
the same are hereby dismissed, aud that the costs
Of tho proceedings thereon be paid by the guardian
(said Ily) out Of the funds in his hands a. guard
ian Of said Rachel l. Coleman.
(Signod) a. H. HAGNEE,
National Republican., 1880-05-26
Tho Derartmental DoEen.

The twelfth annual excursion Of the De
partmental Dozen" will bs given TO Gymont
on decoration day. Tho steamer Mary Wash-
ington, which has been chartered for the occa'
sion, will leave her wharf, foot Of Seventh
stp pot at o .. M, returning at ep M, These
excursions are annually anticipated with
great pleasure and there is no doubt that the
present one viii be made as great success as
any Of Its predecessors.
National Republican., 1880-05-26
-
ON DECK AGAIN.
GROCERIES,! GRoCERfES!!
GRoCERlES!!l
ELPHONzO YOUNGS,


5O4 Ninth street, Between Eand Northwest
Having rehtted rcpaintcd and restccked the above,
and the public with their needed snppes fr1m % sfe
GOODS. We name in part
sUGARS.
(Be-t New York and Philadelphia Brands) =, ~
s,omSsrs "a" 1' tSoa % "oT x" or B Ioibs or
9S0d %his s!,sI 4 a.. ie' is iSS SS
TEJS.
GGunrowder oolong. imperial Japan, EmgsS ~ n1S
BreGGiSSt & ,or T gT"HSss Hs sfa"''eu "S 10"
COFFEES.
Khiocha Java, AIUacaibo, IAguayra and Rioa ropn-
lar prices, quality considered Our coirets are al
finest grade, that can be produced.
Good RUHsIcd Rio lhs ior...
STRUpS.
Pure Sugar, Goods guaranteed free fruIn Glucose;
Choice Maple syrup. per gallon
MOLISSES.
genuine article of New Orleans always OIL hand,
IS also the lower grpd,a Prices low.
FLOUR.
Ceres. Minnesota Patent Process StorliDg. Mime
cess A. IL IIcrr's best family; wpshburn Mills; New
Yves. Ood all other leading brands direct from first
Eiphonso Yonngs Genuro Minnesota Patent =, 49,
Process, from white ilini whrai, per sLck'.-S.@s0 W
Good Family blOur, per SACK. Lev
LUNCH GOODS
Ofevery do cription just received
Potted Ham, Tongue. Turkey, CnlcSenJ eto;. bonpn
Turkey, Tongue, Chicken, etc; Roast Lamb, Beer
Turkey. eic GeiiiiDe wessphH'ln Sausage saTl!nes,
Shudhles, Salmon. Lobster Dried Beet, Baked Beans,
eC-, etc, etc, stc
SAUCES IND PICKLES
OF all kinds aud we would name the celebrated Dur
KEGS salad Di essns, Crosse Il BlackweIis P'cR'es
A full assortment.
SELECTED PRUlrS and the very choicest NEW
YORK BUTTER No pains spared to keep up u
good supply OF lhcso important articles
Queen Olives IN variety or Styles Including
small bottles vt ~ CENTS for Picnic purposes.
In fact We give our undivided attent on 10 the
FAMILY TRADE.
Ard make II our whole study 10 furnish the VERY
BEST ofcverytbins N tho way of FAMILY SUP,
PLTES generally our facilities for buylhg ana
fpghting are SUI passed by none, and wa guarantees
sell as low Eny her hou IN the CITY a. also,
70 give the article, giGiay aud quantity US repro
sPnypd.
Money cheerfuliy refunded TO any customer who Is
not entirely satisfied with their purchase
Telephone councillors.
ELPH0Nz0 Y0UEGS, Grocer,
5o1 Ninth street, boi. Il and II.
| WHITE FROND. n?5.t
National Republican., 1880-05-26
Pirtbdav Portv

Master Alex. Shepherd Merchant last night
celebrated his sixteenth birthday at tho rosi-
denee of his parents, 1913 r street northwest,
Among those who wero entertained and assist
ed in making the evening pleasant by choice
vocal music wore Professor and Mrs. 5. H.
Jocko, Mrs, Emma Jacobs, Mrs. Anna Burn:
and Messrs, f, j. Whipple, l., Z. seiboId, J, l.
Park hurst, w. T.. Morgan, Samuel ii. Hurdle
and Mr.. Jacobs,
National Republican., 1880-05-26
NEW YORK RIFLE CLUE
Grand total. al....................
COLUMBIA RIFLE ASSOCIATION.
Grand Total.............

Grand Total.,..''..'''' '''''''''''''''...'' 90
1t is premature to predict tho result Of the
two days match, but in view of the very even
shooting of the two teams the home club have
a chance to-day of retrieving tho few points
their adversarics have gained thus far.
The match was witnessed by number of
visitors in spite of the great heat, aud the best
of humor prevailed. On account OF the boat
race the marksmen will GO out to Benning's
to-day by tho 1890 u. m. train, returning in
time to see the Hanlan-Riley struggle. They
have been tendered an invitation to witness
the race from tho the Analostan boat-house.
National Republican., 1880-05-26
One schoolboy Cuts Another.

Lieutenant Guy, of tho fourth precinct, mr..
rested a ooored boy named George Weaver
yesterday, charged with cutting companion,
Isaac Berry, in the arm aud shoulder with a
pocRet-knifo, The sffray occurred in the
Stevens school.house yard, aud grew out of a
quarrel over game OF baseball. The wounds
Uf Berry were painful but not sci iious. The
case will come mp in the police caurt today
National Republican., 1880-05-26

julius LANsBURGH, l2l Seventh street, re-
coived within tho last iow days 5000 rolls Of
China Mating which he proposes to sell at
STARTLING DriCes
National Republican., 1880-05-26

The National safe Deposit Company,
corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue
continues to receive yausblcs of all dcscrip.
tions for safe keeping at very low rates.
National Republican., 1880-05-26
Palents Issued to DistrIct Inventors.

Seven patents were issued to residents of
the District yesterday rs follows: d. w.
Bailey, process Of and apparatus for reducing
asphsltum to n liquid; 9. L. Bean, collecting
aud grading dust Of flower and grain in -four
mills; Charles Heuse, laying concrete pave
ments; Kate d. Hughes, window-button Sc
curer; Walter r. Phillips, telegraph key; Paul
Won Erichsen, toy insect, and William l.. Wood,
paper file.
National Republican., 1880-05-26
NlnY q. 1850.

COOP straw mating, Is cents, at julius
Iansburghs Popular Carpet House, 42l Sew
unth street..
National Republican., 1880-05-26
hIalnrla.

In countries whore this is prevalent War
ner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure and War
uer's Safe Pills arc used and with wonderful
success. These ara highly recommended as a
preventive to yellow fever. As q cleanser OF
the blood they are without an equal.
National Republican., 1880-05-26

MoRPHIA, Opium aud remedies of their
class only stupefy and seldom cure. For dis
eases of infancy use DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup,
which is safe aud sure in its effects. Price
25 cents.
National Republican., 1880-05-26
Light WoDlon

and linen goods made up in tho most supo-
rior manner aud in the most recherche style, in
the line of summer clothing for youths, boys
and children's woar, can be obtained at the
Boys Clothing House Of b. Robinson & Co.,
800 Peunsy yauiH avenue, at popular prices
National Republican., 1880-05-26
New Advertisements

NtW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Wauted-A cook.
Furnished house for rent.
Hanlan- Riley race-Skating-rink stand.
Hanlan- Riley boat-race-Steamer Mattano.
Grand excursion to Blue Ridge mountains.
A. Saks & Co, 3l6 Seventh street northwest.
Strawberry festival at Foundry NJ. L.
church
Ford's pera-House-Beneft of james s.
Sessford
National Fair association-spring trotting
meeting
Excursion of Departmental Dozen on decora
tion day.
Laths-J. N. Wheatley G. Co., Second street
and Indiana avenue northwest.
Trustee sale Of desirable improved property
No. 922 N street northwest, by Thomas j
Fisher & Co., auctioueers.
National Republican., 1880-05-26

THE Rowland Dental Association, 2ll Four.
and.half street, use only s. s. Whitos artificial
teeth, Philadelphia. Price, 81 per set.
National Republican., 1880-05-26

DEvLIN & Co., the leading New York
clothiers, have brought out somo very stylish
business suits, at from $3.50 to $50. Take a
look at them, at 1890 street.
National Republican., 1880-05-26

Newport Ties and Button From s1.OO Up.
Large assortment, lowest prices, at J. Brooks
new Shoe Store, sO2 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-05-26

$40 Solid GUld Watches,
ladies' size, elegantly engraved cases r. Harris
q Co.. 432 Seventh street
National Republican., 1880-05-26
IndlnntinmH.

For the middle Atlantic states, nearly stationary
haroiuelur and temperature, wind mostly from
sOulh " west, aud clear ~ partly cloudy weather.
National Republican., 1880-05-26

For full line of China mating at popular
prices, 60 TO Julius Lansburgh, Oid.Fellows
Hall
National Republican., 1880-05-26

HANDSOME fancy mating p cents at julius
Lsnsburshs Popular Carpet House, 42l Sew
enth street
National Republican., 1880-05-26
s35 IGlgin Watches,
ThermOnatrio Headings.
OPFltE CuIEE gIgNAL UFFtgIn g. e

solid gold cases, stem winding movements
II. Harris & Co., 432 seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-05-26
a. hn silver.pl

80 so Silver-Platod Ice Pitcher,
engraved, a real bargain. /
arris & Co., 434 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1880-05-26
THE TELEPHONE

has been introduced into The NATIONAL RE-
PUBLICAN Office, and can 10 used in making
orders for advertisements, subscriptions or job
work.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-10-02

Why is the North more solid now
than it was in 1872 or 1876? The an.
swer is simple. In 1872 the South
bad had no opportunity to show what
its course would be if it were trusted
with power. In 1876 the peoples
eyes were opened a little way by the
conduct of Democratic Congress
one year. But in 1880 the situation
is entirely different. There have
been Democratic Congresses for FIVE
years. and the record is this: Per-
sistent opposition to resumption:
persistent OpnOsitinn to4horeet ra0u-
ey; persistent attacks ON the public
credit /; persistent refusal to pass an
amendment forbi,iding the payment
of thousands Of millions of Southern
claims; persistent opposition to the
payment of pensions for Union sol.
diers; persistent and successful efforts
to turn Union soldiers out of office
and put Confederates in their places;
persistent efforts to destroy xfl tho
safeguards for pure elections persis.
tent efforts to coerce the Executive
and nullify the laws and grand
total in the increase OF public expea-
ditures of S41. .OOO,O 900. That is the
record the party, composed mainly
of the Solid South, comes before the
people with and asks to be trusted
with power.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-10-02

Intolerance Of flee action and Of
equal rights in political or even busi-
ness affairs is too patent and fragrant
to be denied or doubted. One glance
at Southern elections proves estra-
cism, tyranny and wrong in mOn-
strous proportions. In 1868 eight
Southern States gave majorities for
Grant. In 1872 seven States did tho
same thing. Their Republican vote
was very large. Only four years af.
terward 260, 200 of these votes disap.
peared from the count. In the nine
other Southern State, in the same
four years 100000 Republican votes
disappeared from the returns also,
making an absence of $50, 900 votes.
Most of these stif1ed votes were the
votes of men who had been slaves
freedmen.only just crowned with the
crown OF American citizenship, and
proud and eager-more proud and
eager than the most of us to exer.
else the right to vote. Does any sane
man doubt that they would have
voted if they could, or that those
who dared and could did vote, and
that their votes were not honestly
counted ? If any man does doubt it.
let him look at the spectacle present.
cd in individual States. s.-iSe9sdtOT-
C0nkling's Ne,0 York Speech. /
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-10-02
NUMBER SO.


The South Carolina Cansna rr.ra.
W srx,,gs,.t,,,,- {, . i.
noIitical !; rc,ss /, ~ ss'.,'
felt Il, the 9. -. = :. -. =
sDecjal agents 81 ~. -. n = s''o
visited South fss...,s,,. :. 80 "-'o
investigation cf t,,s .l,s.I,..,, .-s 81
frauds n that sfata ~ ~ 3. s.ss"
Bureau ofsiciala ars IS s,<.,,., :. s-,'s..s ~.
cent. and II e IN, ,,,,s.;,,Is 9, .. s. -.
Inflammation ,s,bata,,.,s ~. - =. s-'.y
this I, ,t.rstion 4 n,,,.,.~ ~ ss-.... ls,.
letters hsva bss,, 80, rss.,....s =. ps.s@ss r..ss
different parts ss,f tba s,a,a IS ~ er,,,r
Carolina which ;vs sc,re ,,,o., e e, az ~.
inanhefin which aoures .sys 49,
mapipulatefl To nrodnce. s,,.,, 5000
ishin9 results. 4 N sfsz1f n, ll,.se
ISttnrs THAI IA -, r. = =, z -.
mote tjisfrjcfs Inc or,,n ~, ;s,..s t,s...
od,,ol 81 i'"'S
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-10-02

Judge Wright, of Georgia, who is
brave enough to defend the Kuklux-
Klan, says he wishes he could put a
hundred thousand negro votes into
Massachusetts and let the people see
how they would likeit. To this Judge
Tourgee says Judge Wright cam
comprehend that while in Georgia
the objection to these voters is that
they are negroes, in Massachusetts
the objection would be that they are
ignorant, and that there would be
quite as much opposition to the i'm
portation of hundred thousand ig-
norant white voters from Georgia,
whom that State could furnish with
equal readiness"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-10-02
DRUGS AND. MEDICINES.
RLACKSJTITHS.

CHAS. SINCELL,
~ Liberty Street.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-10-02
INTERNATIONAL BIBLE LESSONS.
SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1880.
IsAAC's PROSPERITY.
GENERAL STATEMENT.

The princely Abraham has been gathered
to his fathers, and rests beside Sarah in the
tomb on the hillside of Hebron. The thought
full Isaac is now the inheritor of his fathers
ample wealth, and of his richer covenant
promises. We see the tents of the chosen
family outspread over the plains ofthe SOUTH
and watched with Jealous eyes by their
Philistine neighbors; the two sons of Isaac
and Rebecca, Esau, the impetuous hunter,
and Jacob, mingling his fathers gentleness
with his mothers craft; the wells, surround
ed by the striving shepherds; the herds of
cattle and fiocks of sheep scattered over the
plain ;and the altar, rising in the midst of
the encampment with its sacriticlal smoke
bearing heavenward the testimony of faith
and the incense of prayer. We watch with
interest the Successive changes OF the cafnP
ffoin plain to valley, and rom valley to the
desert-border, for on that family thread hangs
the hope of the world, and the promise of
redemption to mankind.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-10-02

. nI-.
.'np ' the ihcehseo OF prayer. we wstSA VAIN
T.t,t,, ,,,,,t,, n, (,allS{ 49,, ,it y, ti,a
desert-border for on that camilv thread HANGS
the hone of the uorId ond tho ,,ro,,,isa 81
redemption to mankind
Con Or lo-o5
S ''''''
IL Ihen Isaac sowed in that land. and re-
ceiVed III me same year an hundred fold: and
the LORD blessed him.
I3 ANA the man waXed great, and went
forward and grew until he became very great.
II For he had possesesson of flocks, and
possession Of herds, and great store of serv-
ants and the Philistines envied him.
10 For all the wells which his fathers serv-
ants had digged in the davs of Abraham his
father, the Phiistines had stopped them and
filled them with ear,h.
IL And Abimelech said unto Isaac. Go from
us for thou art much mightier than we
II And Isaac denarted thence and ,,itchod
his tent in the valley of Gerar- and dwelt
there
Is And Isaac digged again the wells of wa
Ter which thew had dioced in Tho dove Of
Abraham his father; for the Philistines had
sV'ppeu 'ne'ii a'ier the oea1h OF Abraham:
anu ne caileu Chelr names aiter the names by
WHICH HIS ia'her had called them
10 And lsaac's servants digged in the val
ley, and found there well of springing
water
20 And the herdmen of Gerar did strive
with lsaac's herdmen, saying, The water is
ours and he called the name of the well
o. "a U,tu'r t,'a,, tHeS s'loNe Win MN.
q Anu 'lieS uisged another well and strove
Sitnah.
q And he removed from thence. and digged
another well and for that they strove not
and he called the name of it Reheboth and
he said, For now the LORD hath made room
% And be wont mn rron, ti,a,aa ts ~.
sheba. "
"A And the T,oRr appeared ,rto hin, +.o
same niobt and soid 7 on, tl,o go - s.i0
nam my iather rear not, Tor am with thee,
.''lu WIN oicss tnee' ana ilu,tpIy thy, seed
''' my SUI 'N' 1A'iii'''"i s''he'
% anu ne puiieo an al'ar there, ana called
ta,,t ve i-oi'D ''nu plIoneo ms
a well.
uo,,p ppY.n,>
=, ,a,
~, The nron,i isa' of TSn 60
". The daath Of car.,h CO., 90 90
m rbo sor,,o, ,t,s o.n,,,|, 80 %, ,oo
r. The MARRIAGE of Isooc Gov o. ~ o.
g Tba oo,,o,,,,,t ,,..,,, i a. 'o-o''
26-35 -
rr,o ,,,. n, oo =,
"i'O1N HAl'
me Dressing )f the Lord, it malleth rich.
e,,,,-
hhoooN MN Z, NJ.
There is a safe and secret place
Beneath the wings divine,
Reserved for all the heirs of grace:
be that refuge mine!
He foads IN rost,,.os
of l'.ssu,e' $50 ',se anu 'air
n ahit, -, ~"
ua,,.;',, - "iuiS : heir'
'''''o'
A hand almighty te defend,
An ear for every call
An honored life. a peaceful end
And heaven ia crown it,it,
ar,, ,> -
'A'D SoH"oiioNS.
/. The MAN OF PROSPERITY, v. 1924 Prov.
10. q.
Who was Isaac
At what place was he living? v.6.
What people were dwelling near hiuq
In what did his prosperity consist?
From whom comes prosperity? GOLDEN
TEXT.
What drawback to his enjoyment is named
in verse II?
How does this illustrate Fcclos 10
What are the dangers of riches Timothy
o'o
2. THE MAN OF PEACE, v. I5-23: Matt. !. 20
How did the Philistines show their dislike
toward Isaac
why are wells very important in Eastern
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-10-02

Lee was not'enly 1 great general and
. good man, but ''he was anIofficsr 81
the United States Army above re-,
proech.v Jefferson Davis vas anol
extremist n, yet resoIuteit defence
Of the rights Of his sectiot y The
South could not have been c5nohered
Il she had not been weakened sby,
Internal disaensIor Y fn tlja history
Of the world. 1 snaised people strug
Cling for liberty, have nster been.
subiugated ~ Es
II Is Of litfIe conaseoueice that'
Messrs. Blackburn and M& DolIaltls
and many like them entefkai Il tlie
apimosities which aFe displayed IL
this book. # is Of great conaeqnence
that false views Of history ahsl reyo.
|1pti6'ary theoflss u poliIira are
the rising generation is educated to
repeat the wickedness and folIies of
its fathers that the peace and Justice
we have bought at so great a price
are 'ius secretly lmperilled Ivy the
irreconcilable fanatics to whom ihe
South sees fit to trust the training of
the young.-M Y. Tribune.