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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-15
A Trenoh Detective Triok.

A few days since, young man dressed
In the height of fashion came, with all the
other travellers, out of the train which had
juat reached Paris from Brussels. He had
scarcely quilted tho car when nc was ac-
costed courteously:' .tDo You wish a porter
sirp" the very thing I was looking for. Will
you take this valisesand show me tho way
to. Hotel de Ia Roumania, Boulevard st.
Michel AS this is my first visit to Paris,
Iprefer going there on foot" cat your
service, sir" On they truged. Whom
they had crossed Pont st. Michel, the por-
teE instead Of following boulevard du
Palais, turned to the left, went down Quai
dc + Horologe and entered the Prefecture
of Police. lie said TO the owner of the
yalise: 81 am going to introduce you to the
master of the house." as he ushered him
into the office of the head detective. The
latter no sooner laid eyes on the stranger
than he said. "Why, good day, Mons.
Yanwater. You have just come from
Antwerp, where you have stolen large
SUM Of money. You have already spent
FIVE years in Jail for similar crime. What
on earth possessed you to want to put up
at the Hotelide ID 'Roumania. where lodg-
ings are dear, when you knew had a
chamber at yorr disposal for which I
would not charge one cent?" The thief
was put In q cell until the legal papers to
warrant his extradition reached Paris.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-15
EtcIline On GLASS.

Glass ,s etched by hypronuorio acid gas
orltquid hydrofuorio acid---solution Of the
gasin water, The former in contact with
gloss produces rough surface, as in ground
glass, while tho latter ordinarily leaves the
surface clear. The gas is prepared by mix
ing together finely powders, fuorspar- cal
cium flluoride, three Jparts, and two parts
of,strong sulphuric acid, in shallow leadcn
dish, and applying very gentlo heat. The
plates to be etched much may be placed
over, the dish. The operation should be
Conducted under a hood or in the open air,
to avoid inhaling the pornicio,s fumes.
The;plates arSpsepared by coating them
willie warm with wax, or 3paraftin, through
which to the surface Of tho glass design is
cut with suitable igravors. In preparing
the liquid acid the mixture Of spar and oil
Of yitrlolis placed in a, leaden or platinum
reaofk, which is heated, and the gas. taken
OF is conducted into ieaden bottom partly
filled with water, which ,absorbs It. Ii
Contact with the flesh tho acid produces
stubborn sores. Tho metals are usually
etched with dilute nitric acid, or, nither and
sp!phurio acid d or sulphate Of copper and
salt, Or hydrochlo ORC acid and chlorate OF
potash. Hydroauorie acid Va not used on
naetAls
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-15
Birds in Winter.

A lady In neighborng town, who Is
fond Of birds as pets, and who keeps several
feathsred songsters, resorts to an original
method Of supplying hem In winter with
their proper food. In tho summer shc
goes out and collectsspiders, crickets, grass
hoppers and other small deer, which she
dooms to execution and then dries them,
and lays them away in paper bags. At
this inclement season she gives her birds
(she has number Of different kinds) a
daily treat to this insect food, frat causing
It to swell up to Its former shape and pro-
portion by putting 1t in hot waterl y 1t IL a
fact well known to successful keepers OF
mocking- birds, that they not only thrive on
spiders especially, but that If q bird seems
to bo .'dumpish' and feeling badly, day q
diet Of spiders will generally make him as
tuneful as a May morning. Hence, this
lady's unique method may be hint. nortl,
needing to persons. who keep these and
other intoxicating birds. M Fa.g.gs
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-15
A shoil In the Ear.

Mrs. Jennie Lewis, o well.known resi-
dent OF Nevada, has just returned from q
trip to Europe. During her. absence she
removed from her car shell which had
been lodged there for over thirty years.
Mrs. Lewis says that when child she was
holding small shell to her ear, and trying
to hear it '.roar." While 20 doing,
the shell, which is hardly a
quarter Of an inch in diameter, slipped into
the passage Of the car. Efforts to dislodge
1t were unsuccessful,, and only drove 1t
further In. 1t remained thorea, for ten
years, causing occasional pains, when a
surgical operation for It's removal was at.
tompted The operation was performed
in Illinois, where Mrs. Lewis parents Wore
then living. 1t was extremely painful and
induced excessive bleeding, but was tin-
successful. For twenty years more the
shell remained in the. car, completely Oh
strncting the passage, g This summer,
while on her hoineward voyage scross the
Atlantic Mrs. Lowis was one day seated
on deck, engs sged III picking with d pin the
car which harbored the, shcll,S To her
great Joy and surprise she 2foiind that The
she'll which had ollong been firmly flxed
was loosened, and that 1t moved under the
pressure of the pin. She worked away at
It In great excitement for a few minutes,
and at last the long imprisoned she'll was
extracted. A surgeon on board The steam
er was greatly interested in the case, tantl
declared he had neverin his lifeliheard sof
such ON experience. Mrs. LNwisi'st still
keeps the shell, and shows II to her 90.
suaiSbancas when telling its story.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-15
A Performing samson.

If report speaks truly, oil the astounding
fcats performed by the strong men of anti
qnity, Including Hercules, Samson aud Milo
ofs Orotona, have been capped by the recent
performances Of French athlete, Joigne-
ry by name: who is at present fulfilling to
crowded houses an engagement in the Bcr-
lin Vaudeville Theatre. Tossing about
huge cannon balls with sportivc grace
Shissperson appears nightly, on raised
platform in the body of the theatre, above
which platform isisuspendcd an ordinary
;trapeze. ,,a4 His ankles are then fastened to
the trapczo, 20 that he swings head down
ward few feet above the surface of the
central stage, and in full view of everyone
in the house. "A horse, covered with gay
trappings aud lbegirt with a strong lcathcrn
surcinglc, to which two stroug loops arc
attached, is then conveyed to the stage, aud
there mounted by a full grown man When
all these preliminarics have been effected
Joignercy, scizes the loops in both hand, and
by sheer muscular strength, lifts the
Horse and his Rider" some inches off the
stage, sustaining their combined weight in
the'sir for several seconds, and letting them
down again as slowly and evenly as he had
raised them. Upon the occasion of his first
performance, the horse selected for expert
ment Was so panic stricken that, when 1t
wasgloReredEto the level of tho platform,
itsknees gave way .undor it, and the atten-
dants had great deal of trouble to make 1t
stand up again. All Berlin is flocking to
sec NJ, Joignerey's entertainment, which
would appear to be the chief attraction of
the German capital just now, for, while the
managers of the leading theatres arc COM
planning of empty houses, the Vaudeville is
compelled, night after night, to. turn hun
drcds of curious Bcrliners away from its
doors. "'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-15
Look Out for Splinters.

> A Detroit boot-klack, who had straycd
out to Pontiac, was on his return, having a
seat in the car with benevolent old man.
OF course Sinner put up the window as
soon MS he sat down. Tho wind blow in at
tho rate Of forty miles an hour, and the
old man presently said:
why do you keep the window up2"
Don't want some way to jump out if
the cars fall into the river" replied the boy.
Then he stuck his head and shoulders out,
and the old man asked
'Boy, why do you lean out of the win
dow so far?"
"Don't want to sec if there are any cat
tic on the track |"
81 "Let me tell you story" continued the
man, as he hauled the boy in. "There was
once aboy thirteen years old named Henry"
Didn't they call him Hank ?" inquired
the boy.
ua' ''Thero was once. boy named Henry.
One day he took Journey by rail to a city
about twenty miles from his home"
2s'Ditn't beat the conductor out of his
fare; did he 2'' 49,. o.. IS
''This boy had been warned" continued
the old man, 'not to throw up the window.
An open window is dangerous on account of
the draughts, and many person has been
blinded by the flying sparks and cnders. IN =
"Buthe showed up the wlnder, didn't he2'
Eyes. He thought lie knew moro than
any one else, and up it went. Not Satisfied
with that he put hiR head aud shoulders
out. ...,.. < ...... n. "a @.',
s.Bound to see tho country, wasn't he2"
"rhe train sped onward" sighed the old
mans "and by and by it came along to a
signal sign post. LII The boy was still leaning out
"Hold en-, old man, interrupted Sinner.
as he wheeed around, 81 know what you
aresgoing to say You are goiag to say
that .tbes boy struck tho post with his, chin
and dsknocked aboat three feet of the top off
and tore up half a mile Of track and was
putin State Prison for life, but want you
to understand that Pm no sun-fsh! I'm
going to look out of this window all want
to, and if this railroad company don't haul
In itspoSts they must look out for splintersl :"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-15
: = - = : -
Z Handy TO Know.

y Fire insurance policies do not include in
their indemnity among other, things the fol-
lowing !. Fences and other yard fixtures :;
also store furniture and fixtures and plato
glass doors and windows, when the plates
arc of dimension of three feet or more !"
It Ia important that this fact be mentioned
In theywording Of tho policy, If such articles
are to be included under the,polioy.F Care
less, ignorant or ,unsophistocated brokers
and agents very frequently make mistakes
In this respect ~ The following articles also
are not included In the security of fire in
lsurance policy, unless mentioned, viz:
Jewcrly, plate, watches, musical Instru-
ments, ornaments, medals, curiosities, pat
terms, printed music, printed books, ongfay-
ings, paintings, picture frames, sculptures,
cast and models, money or bullion, bills,
notes, ACCOUNTS, deeds, evidence Of debt, or
secufihcsa These shonldalssays be specified.
If building falls, no insurance will attach,
or cover its loss, unless 1t is caused by fire.
Stolen property Is not to be paid by the In
surance company. Losses from explosions
are not TO be paid, unless fire ensues, and
thsi Only the actIal'flre loss Is to be settled
for. Property standing on leased ground
must be 30 represented to the company and
expressed in the policy. Goods on storage
must be represented as such. The assured,
In case Of fire. must invariably do his best
10 save It, and carelessness In this respect
will vitinte his claim. In no instance shall
ha abandon This pfemises tG flFe1ien' Or
thieves. Where'a party has attrust WORTHY
and intelligent representative, aak6hB br
brokers, whose business 1t is to study these
points and consult his own and tho assured .
interests, by 80 doing It IL sometimes safer
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1880-01-15
L.ims.kiln CIub nIsteoro,ogy. .

The Committee on Atmospheric Infu-
snces announced that they were ready with
a report regarding the coming winter. The
Committee had been entirely guided by
signs, and their reasons for predicting a
hard winter were: "A ',...,..4
~. The thickness of tho corn husks. &
-. The unusual number of overcoats In
pawn. ~ ''''1.s y" ,,( \. 3Z,..s, ,gf ,..;
8. The anxiety II women to Get. winter
bonnets. :. 4. s M. s,3l.1
4. The way the frogs have gone down
fer deep water.
National Republican., 1880-08-23
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Now York Money 1InrI,et.
Nav YonK. Aur. n. 1

NEw YoER. Aug. a. 1880.
The imports Of dry goods aud geuorni Inorchan.
disc NJ the port Of New York for the week endlne
To-day were JOsZ j72, and the total imports since
January ] OF this year 320ljtdGQ, against sig6,.
t9llaG for The corresponding period in 1919 and
5lei si1il3 in 1873.
closed at per cent
ESchluge was dull and steady nt iSlIgIsl3{ for
long ANA i,j'4 4nl~II for short sight
6oVenmcnts were quiet. but firm.
STATE bonus uull and nominal.
Eailr3ni bonds wore dull, but generally strong
Canada southern hrst sold up o. 93 s. Erie cOus0t
sevens lo ltitl, Jersey Central incomes % S.. Ohio
q tl~i,siupl seconds 10 ll3iS. aud Union pacino
sinking lunds 90 lU New York Central coupon
iiris declined 90 % and Wabash seconds to lOj
The stock market Wus strong throughout almost
the entire day, aud with tie exception of an 0cca.
sOnal slight reaction prices advanced steadily
from the opening tO the Cl uso Of business The i'm
proyemcut IN values ranged from Va TO ~, pcf
cent. iu the general list Denver & Rio Graude ths
Coal shtrgs. Ma hyllla ~ Chattanooga and Ohio g
Mississippi being most conspicuous iu the advance.
Among the suuthWe'tcrn stocks Louisville & Nash.
vile rose per cent and Chicago, st. Louis ,G Now
orleans per cent. In the days transactions.
Tho transactions aggregated 1928 shares. in
Guiding Delaware, LackaWlnna y Western 2syJO,
Delaware d Hudson g7l0, Eliu l3HOl, Hannibal
& -, Joseph 500, Iron Mountain $500. Nashville
& Chattanooga i2,sOj, and New jersey Central
lG,2DO.
National Republican., 1880-08-23
BUSINESS CHANCES.

NOR SALE CHEAP-Onc of the best paying retail
~ cigar stores in the city, expenses only ~ cents u
day including gas; good start for n young man
Address CIGARS. Republican Office. au20
National Republican., 1880-08-23
BALTIMORE, Mn. Aug. 81.

BALTIMORE, Mn. Aug. 81.
Cotton steady. Middlng, rlsc.
Flour unchanged.
Whcat-Southcrn lrmer; western higher and
strong. Southern red, 9jcpl "; 10. amber 81 100
! Il, No. western winter red, spot and August,
81 OIlsWl VA: september 81 OIl@nl O1'-, Octuber,
81 OS'sul OSii; November, 81 0y'5dl Og'-
Coui-Southcrn lower Tor white, aud yellow
higher, western higher. but inactive. southern
white, jic do. yellow, Soc western mixed spot.
August and September, 5jGj3Jsc bid; November,
% EGl234c
oals very quiet but steady; only sales of western
white Ot 3Sc.
Rye higher az see.
Hay unchanged.
Provisions firm, but not tquotably higher.
Butter firm. Prime " choice western packed,
lH2)c.
Eggs firm at l5c.
Petroleum unchanged.
Coffee unchanged.
Sugar strong. \ soft, lOHc.
Whisky higher and firm at 81 Il.
Frcights unchanged.
RcCeiptN-FlOur, POPS bblS; wheat, 2l3j0O but
corn, 2lO0 bu; oats 1850 bu
shipmGnts-WhcNt, 2iO,G36 bu; corn. Gj 90.
SAles-Nhclt, 3Sil0) Du, corn, $500 bu,
Virginia skies, deferred, 6l9; do consolidated,
IS; do second series, ,2l9 past-duo coupons, S94:
new tcn.tUrties, llls bid To-day.
National Republican., 1880-08-23
WANTED-MlSCELLANEOUs.

TINWO or three unMrnishcd rooms, near pOstoilicc
1 departments must be cheap; viii ba permanent.
Address, with terms, \, 5i5 second 81 n W. au20
National Republican., 1880-08-23
A Word to Our Readers.

When you read of remedy hat will cure
all diseases beware of it but when you read
of pure vegetable compound which claims to
cure only certain parts OF tho body, and fur
nishes high proof that it does this, you can
safely try it aud with the assurance that il
will help you. This is just what Warmers
SAFE Kidney aud Liver cure does, 1t cures all
troubles of the lower portion OF the body and
none others. 1t will not help the toothache,
earacho or consumption, but it will put your
body in vigorous and healthy state where
you can enjoy lilo and appreciate lis good
Illings. nrY Id.
National Republican., 1880-08-23
IDIEID.

FENWICK,-On the Dist Inst, at 1880 o'clock p. Ms
after u lingering Illness, which she bore With CHRIS
tlan patience aud iOrtitude, SARAH T.. FESwICIl
aged 10 years.
Funeral services at o'clock p. N. on Monday, 23d
instant, Mt the residence Of her son, Robert W. Fcu
wick No lau3 street, corner OF Thirteenth, north
west. She died in bsstul hope OF an Immortal LIE
having for iOrtyiOur years prOiessOd tuith In Christ
aS hor rGdeemer, and been u member OF the Baptist
church for thnt time, Relatives and friends are iu
Vted to attend
RINGGOLD.--At his late residence, In Ammo Arun.
del county, Md Saturday, August q, WALTER X
RISOGOLp for many years a resident OF this city and
secretary OF the Chesapeake ~ Ohio Canal company,
Nntipp n flunrnl hpraufpr.
National Republican., 1880-08-23
FREE ADVERTISING.
NJ O O M a n G D
hdvorllsonout. npdor thc head OF

WANTED, FUR ItI4.NIl NV'
OF an ncceptabo nature and not TO exceed iour lines
on our Third puge, are free 10 all
no Business Advertisements inserted without pay
pue,p,sa Advertisements inserted IA this column nt
FIVE cents por line for each Insertion.
II GnBwers fail to como the first time we inVilea
second, third or as many ropetltons are necessary
to secure what you advertise for. We wish the nd
ycrtsers to feel that they are imposing on US, but
ore doing us favor by using free columns, Us we
ere determined TO mako THE REPUBLICAN
TIE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
to INITIALS ONLY nro not delivered through the
posioce. If initials arc used they should be directed
In the care Of some person, firm OF postolice box.
No free advertisements taken after o'clock y. IN,
Advertisements can be len at our oiice, or sent
through the mail 20
NATIONAL REpUnTrCAN PRINTING co.
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PROPOSALS rOR DREDGING,
TaGAVELEGSS' GUIDE
To take effect
SUNDAY. MAY 81, 1851, AT li5G 2. NJ.


5GS-Baumoro EilIcoti CITY aud Way Stations
G;5o-tBA LrlMOtE EMPRESS.
65i-BatimorC, Annapolis. and Way lindmon,
strHshnr WINCHESTER, Hagoro'own, Frederick
s;S51-slAuNION AND VIRGINIA SPRINGS EX.
QO5-NEw YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTlMORE ENpRIsSS. P"rlor car to
New York aud Philadelphia
GOO-iOn sunday only-Baltimore Annapolis ana
0IO-tsP LOUIS. CHICAGO, COLUMBUS AND
PrrrSBURG EMPRESS, Connects ior H9gers;
town, and vt Point OF Rocks Tor Frederick aud
man ears 10 ClncnnGtu ana 'Loui,yille, daily
BJl N EXpREss 'Issi ssdos al Bisdeus
burg, College BeltAyille, Laurel, Annapolis juno
iion, Jessups, and Hanover
iGi0-Bel.lmore, Annspolig, hlllcou city, and Way.
l:35-BAI IMOltE AND LAUREL ENPRESS,
2:5OmNEW yohk, PHILADELPHIA AND Bos
3;3o-Baltimore and way stations, twpchesto ,
FTedGr,GG tIGgerSlqwn Ia and Wayi @ ~ VI" KSlny) ~
Rhl. EXPRhss. (Fredsrlek, via Relay stops
Ea5@tPoinT Of Rocks, Ffedarlcl Hagerstown Win.
chester, md WAY stations; (0n i Sunday to Point
JilO -CGiUAG0 AN6 COLuMBUs EMPRESS.
sGSRPf ,i BEp& il pGs"s%S s%Nb s6BA BALTrMoEE Elk
no PBEs stop a. BlH9Sas1grg aSos ", and and Laurel
64S-tBaltmore ana Way stations, ,,,,,,,,,,,,
PIiIsBunG EXFREssS. (Pltsburg except
Suudny)
Sleeping cars to -. Louis and Pttsburg,
o:3j-tBhLllMoNE BLADESSBuR' AND LAU-
REL EXPIRES. . ,- -
loIO-tNEW, YORK, PHILApELPHIA, BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. SlseplnH car 70
New York and special sleeping car 10 Philadel'
pha
tDSiy tsunday only, Other trains daily, except
Sunday. ,
For further Information apply at the baltimore and
Ohio ticket offices, Washington station hnu COS Bl9,
and 1881 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Fourteenth
street where orders will be taken Tor Baggage 10 bo
checked and received at any point ~ the clty:
W. NJ CLEMENTS,
Master OF Transportation.
GEO. $. kOONII General Agent
L. COLE. Ermnr.l Ilcknt AEenL
National Republican., 1880-08-23
District Courts.

EQUITY CoUUT-JUsrICE HAGNER.-Connoly w
Connolly ct, al; decree pro COulesso against Hall
and others, Forsyth vs. Frederick ct. ll.; order
for poslpouiug hearing Of motion to the september
term. Scott vs.. scott; alimOny reduced 10 $40 per
month.
National Republican., 1880-08-23

tallty restored In either young or old. All Malaria
polsuns and lingering diseases Of whatever name or
nature thoroughly and permanently eradleal9d nom
the system. For further diseases aud difficulties
which L treat you must make RpplcaliOnat at my ohce'
CONSULTATION FREE TO ALL
Oflice and Residence No, 1920 q street northwest
between Thirteenth aud Fourteenth streets near
Foundry NJ ~, church, aud opposite Epiphany
church, Washington, ID, u el2
National Republican., 1880-08-23
I TN1TED STATES MARsI1AEs SALE
H.ECRAB,

INTHE sUpRENlE COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA,
EQUITY CAUSE No. 3 i29.
To dcpOsitOts In the Washington city savings
Bank NUtiCe Il hereby given That all depositurs
WHO have not drawn either of the last three ulrt-
donds made by the Receiver Will be dcbTrod from all
claim whatsoever unless their claims for uudrHwn
dividends bo prc1 ntcd to The Receiver ON or before
October Is, 1857.
W. i. NGATTlNGLY, Receiver.
w. s. cox. Justice. Iul 2awIrw
National Republican., 1880-08-23
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

INOR SALE OR TRADE, OF half price, choice
IL Grncoland Cemetery lots, also 5000 HNYelsncks,
new. ONCE of Patent pArior illumination, HH 81,
National Republican., 1880-08-23
1880
TINE GREAT

Il
TO THE H9FF FHNHSSk3 Mhsf AsP R2Uy5 UgyP5yrnwrsr
spLENbIb' szotEsSGRSX zts btS$ tSS$HaNfFiofSf EaUiF-
in EFtECr JULY ~, 1850
ner OF sixth and b streets as follows
For Pttsburg and the West, 500 u. M with Sleeping
with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg 70 Cincln-
natl, 81 Louis and d,CLicRgU no p IN daily, with
BSaTfIMoR2ASb SHSs No Il A. iiSp SPpt6SroMAo RAILROAD
For Canandaisun Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Falls
$40 a. m. daily, except sunday; At $50 p M daily,
except Saturday, with Palace Cars 10 Canaan
For WlIamsport Lock Haven and Elmha at 1910
rr Mn IN; GYSy STSSPS nS ~ sgaS" Hst " c,oono ,ooop
M. ON sunday, lOyO D. M. -
Limited Express OF Pullman PArlor Cars $50 a. M
For BrSoEiyn nov YORK, all through trains connoc.
si Jersey Sity with ooas OF SBITo0Xyn I,a Annsx %
ins doubiS fsrrase across New York city,
For Phadsphis iGiO mr. 30. $40 and iViOo p M
Limited KTpiess, S,iS Sso % a M daily except Sunday.
FOR baltimore, 90 Hon, g5o, l04o ~ m. ana 30
u.s. nv @ % 5 s@ & Ha 5io S @ q end III To- or D. Gn0A' M
For Popes Creek Line G'lO A. M and $40 p H. daily
For Annapolis, $40 a. m. aud 40 D. m. daily except
AIEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHlNG-
TON RAILROAD, 80, go. - .
For Alexandra, !, i;aO o. II a. M 49, $50 02i,
and 1890 y. m. ON sunday, Z. . amt II a. m'' and )
For Richmond aud the South, 100 ., daily and
6:lO u. m daily except sunday,
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, O. s. 10 ~
o&nsaSaay On a st aud nd 10 a. , "a and @ %oj p SA" i
Tickets. Information, slocUing and uaror-car nc
east corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, northeast sornSr OF sixth street and Pennay
Iel Tor the checking OF baggage 10 destination trom
''''''' /. i. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, housrA AlhuAgrr.
National Republican., 1880-08-23
II. o. CANDLE, NJ. D., V. D., or
NEW YORK,

] treat and cure tho following DIS
eases. lIemOrThOids Or Piles, Con
Throat aud Lung diAlcnl-
ties, consumption, Heart Disease,
Catnrrh, and Deafness caused by
CAtRTrh, Suffering and Slammer-
ing, Cancer, scrOnila, Hrrnla, Ery,
sIpelas, GOirlre, Asthma, st. Nltus'
Tinupp Rhpumatism LOSS of vi
National Republican., 1880-08-23
STEAM LIrHOGRAPHlNG EsTABLlsHMENl
PHolO,LlTHOGRAPHlN A SPECIALITY,
No. i5s Pennsylvania avenue.
NORRIS PETERS. Pr.

D2a-ly' NORRIS PETERS, Proprietor
NLD WlNEAND OLD FRIENDS ARE KNOWN
~ ~ tha best Is JUSrAS OLD STA Np
known for years as the only pllce whore hrs'-cass
secondhand clothing can b6 sold ~ respectable
prices Address or call At
IUSlh'S OLD STAND
No Gl0 d street. between sixth and seventh streets
northwest or branch store, NO ibo Nlhlh street, pe'
tween ID and r. streets northwest
National Republican., 1880-08-23
sun-rnEAsunY nALANcEs.
HaIllmnrr NInrIsets.

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