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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-12-25
en- Thine As IlSual.

Joaes now goes to business reg
nlarly. That attack Of Neural ia
that laid him up, and which Was
only fresh visitation of an old en-
envy. disappeared, because he took
a friends advice and used DR..
Thomas Ecleclrie o. Rbemaiic
pain, cuts, bruises thrpd aud lung
complaints, etc, are invariably
conqured by it. For 10 by E. G..
Williams & Bro. druggists,
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1880-12-25
To Nervous SuffererS-The Eu-
rOpean Remedy.

DR.. j. B. SIMPSONS SPECIFIC MEDICINE.
DR.. ]. B. Simpsons Specific Medicine is
a positive cure for Spermatorrhea, impo.
tency, weakness and all diseases resulting
from self abuse, as nervous debility, irri-
liability, mental anxiety, langaor, lassi-
tude depression of spirits and functional
National Republican., 1880-12-06
DE LA MATYR's DOCTRINE.
He Advises His rsenrcrs 10 Let Thcir Lights
EhiuC,

Rev. md Hon. Gilbert De La Matyr was intro.
duced to very fair audience at Lincoln Hall yes.
tcsday by DIR, Bland the chairman of committee of
arrangements on free lectures. The reverend lee.
turcr's theme was 4" Let your light so shine" and
was cxpouudcd with much force Given the pre-.
misses Of Immortality and progress, he said the In
ovitablc conclusion was an iuGnity of advance.
Man was born TO rule. An irrcyersible lazy Is, the
idea of dominion 10 those who think. In all hu.
man probability God does not do anything directly
by his creative power he fashions germs whose up
ward growth makes them executors of his viii
The angels who have risen to that height which
man hopes to attain wcro Gods messengers, and
endowed with power such as man may reasonably
expect in the remote future to attain. Man viii
certainly reach that point where he will have
immortal spirit is the inherent principle Of adj.
vance. He Is bound to dovclope onward through
all eternity,
Equally true is It that God is love Love is the
active principle of the universe, All real Joy arises
from love-is the fruit of love. Every man or
woman who hnS loved has been 10 the Mount OF
TRANSPORTATION and been gloriled by the Actual
Presence. Through lovO the higher lito develops
In man,
If these things be true, then you cannot afford to
trihe to mar Tho fair proportions of TRUTH TO be
careless TO ignore one Of the duties of life TO treat
the solemn responsibilities of the world with lcviy
thinking such thoughts, Hence the imperative
duty of life, which thus considered becomes q
pleasure, Is TO "lct your light shine"
At the conclusion Of DIR. De La Maytr's lecture
Dr. Bland addressed the audience, calling for n
contribution to pay expenses, and stating that ar
rRngCmcntS had been made for u series of free
lectures by DR.. DC In Martyr. Next Sunday there
viii be singing aud General Weaver viii probably
lead the choir A handsome collection was taken
mp, the DoXology sung, and the congregation dis.
missed with q bCnediCtiUn.
National Republican., 1880-12-06
THE PASSION PLAY.
WHAT DIR. HARRISON SAYS ABOUT 1T.
The Eloquent Pastor Of Mt Vernon Church Tackles
an Interesting suDjcct-The Suppression Of
the Play Testimony to the Re.
llslous Spirit Of the Age.

Said Dr, Harrison last night in his lecture on
"Thc Passion Play in Amcrca:' It IS frequently
asserted Christianity is declining in this country
and the Church losing its hold upon the people
The iullacy orths IS apparent, ir we examine the
statistics In 800 there was one Methodist to ninety
of the population, and the proportion gradually
increased, until in 1850 there was one Methodist to
ii1ccn Of the population. In the South one IN
twelve, Gountingall Mcthodists, and population at
100000. Thus II is apparent that the Christian
Church is increasing faster than the population
and thus really advancing instead Of declining
This accounts for the phenomenon recently wit
nCsscd-thc failure of the Passion Play, the Passion
Play Of ObCrOmmCrgNu.
bncb TO the dark ages, the period between the iifth
and the twelfth centuries, or giN hundred years.
During this time, beginning with the invasion of
the Gohs and Vandals lpnrning was almost ami
hilOtCd ThcOdOriC, who conquered and reigncd
over the greater part Of Europe could not write his
name. II Is doubtful whether ChNtlcmngnc, the
founder of the French Empire could do more than
make his signature. The corruption of Latin into
the Italian and French leil the Latin language an
unknown tongue TO the masses. None but the
priests could read and write, and at one time dur.
ing the Cla of Chnrlcmngne not one priest IN n
thousand In Spain could write common title OF
snlulation to each other. Books were confined To
the mOnnstnrics, which alone were secured from
depreciation and destruction Society was inchoatc,
ignorance aud superstition everywhere.
Where the people were unable 10 read or write,
nnd preaching ns we now know, did not exist, the
only knowledge of the history and facts in the III.
bic were communicated by dramatic representa-
ton. These covered Mt one time and for ages al
most all scripture incidents Interpreted by tho un.
skilled scholars of the day. Among these plays
one only has descended to our times, Obcr nmmcr.
gau. In this little German village, remote from
modern influences, the last of these exhibitions
wns given; perhaps the last that will occur.
The chamCtcrs representing our Saviour are as
sumCd by peasants or mechanics born to this spc.
cial function, and are in keeping with the sacred
functions IhcTe the Passion Play Is still truo re-
ligiuus CCrCmOny md ity effect Is stated to he sol
cmn md impressive. Here 1t would be nm Olenso
To every man Of taste. Its suppression Is u tcsti
be no picture possible Of our Saviour; his image is
In the heart niOup
National Republican., 1880-12-06
.tun,,gcs nt The Cnp,to,.

Workmen were bu5ily engaged clearing the
halls and stairways Of the Capitol yesterday, pre-.
pnratory to the assembling of Congress, and large
force were putting the burned cloakToom In good
shape No change mas been made In either hGll of
Congress, but tho lobby In the rear Of the House
hN, boon carpccd, and the walls are adorned with
portraits of the cXspeakes, Each portrait Is in a
handsomely frame, and the general effect Is
very pleasing The retiring room adjoining
the lobby, IS handsomely, furnished with red
ing been handsomely frc.coed, The floors are not
c0IpclGd yet but win be In the course of Il day or
two.
on the Senate side several of the committee.
rooms aud that of the Secretary have been rcfur.
nishCd, The large painting of the battle of che.
pullCpcc, IN Mexico which hung over the west
staircase, has been taken down, rGtOuched aud
framed, aud VIII be put In position during the
coming week. -Four new irG.cNlingulsheiS on
wheels, for use in cases Of emergency, Were pro.
yided saturday two of which viii be allotted to
each wing, The carpets In both hall, are cOm.ll.
crUbly the worse for wear, and should be Tcluid
National Republican., 1880-12-06
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THE INAUGURATION.
How ilis Work oTGi,e CoInII.ittcc of Thirty
is ProErCsairg.

HOW sac W Orh Otkttc committee OF Tntfty
IL Progressing.
The arrangements In connection with the ill.,
auguation ceremonies are steadily progressing,
although little notice has been given of late to the
dong' oftho committee appointed to take charge
OF the matter Shortly after the committee of
thirty met and organized, n subcommittee Of ten
was appointed, consisting of Mcssrs. J. w. Thomp-
son, J. +. Omstead, D. d. Aingcr, j. A. j. Crcswcll,
A. NJ Clapp, II. C. Corbin, George Truesdcll, H. A..
willard C. C. Glover, b. II. Warner and A. L. Bar.
ber. Tho duties of this committee were to map
out the work to be performed, divide It into
branches. and name the requisite number Of com
mittecs to accomplish the WORK and designate the
mittees. After several consultations this has been
accomplished.
The meeting of The general committee takes
place tonight, at which the committee of ten will
report the performance OF their undertaking.
While, for obvious reasons, IL Is not judicOus to
give the names of the gentlemen selected to serve
on the different committees, still 1t Is safe to say
that they have been chosen irrespective of politics,
and placed where II Is believed that they can rem
der the most vrluable and efficient service.
These committees are eleven in number, and
will be apportonGd as follows: Reception, one hun
drtd members; finance iifty members; press, thirty.
FIVE members public comfort, iifty members; hall
and reception, fifty members; transportation,
twenty members; decorations, iltty membcrs mill
tary enCampmcnt and reception, fifty members
fireworks and illumination, lifty members
badges twenty-five members; civic association,
scventy-ivc members.
It IS probable that at the meeting tonight tho
report OF the committee often will be adopted.
National Republican., 1880-12-06
s1n1e A.snrlnlInn nnirnru EIoc1rh.

The New York Republican Association, at its
annual meeting saturday evening, elected the fol-
lowing officers: President, Hon. A. NJ. Clapp; vice.
presidents, f. W. Andrews and n. A. Martin; re-
cOrding secretary, q. V. y, Ogden; financial sccre
tary, u, p, Murray, and treasurer, W. II, HIS. A
vacancy In the executive committee, caused by the
retirement of DR.. Porter was illcd by the election
of II, ]. Gihold,. The sociablc committee was In.
creased TO thirleen. aud among Its member! are
McsSrs. Robert r. Forsyth, II. 4. Whitney, j. H..
Patrick, and Paul Livingston, who So SUCCESSFULLY
managed The previous receptions ofthe association
The report of the secretary was submitted, showing
tho association tObC in u sound financial condition,
and the membership had increased within the
past year from thirty members 10 four hundicd aud
ihirysiX, \ vote Of thanks was tcndrTed McSSrS.
W. IT, Chase and ]. J.. Lake the retliimg yiCcpreSi.
dent and treasurer, which motion To adjourn
prevailed,
The Minnesota State Association, on the same
evening, elected the following officers: President,
Judge Il. +, ,Cyowell; ylceprcsidept, W. W. Casci
secretary and treasurer, John H. Heck; executive
committee, James T., sebring, J. w, Chandler. and
frederick BIacket Mcssrs. Crowcll aud Heck
were elected to- represent the association ON the
inaugural committee,
National Republican., 1880-12-06
Conditions Of the Subscription.

THE SUBSCRIPTION PRICE Is PAR, 800 francs
per share payable rs followo:
% francs (Sl.s0) on subscription.
100 francs oil allotment 10 bo lnado within thirty
days from date of emission.
The remaining s75 francs will be subject to call rs
may he deemed ccssary by tho Council OF Admins
traon, notice ofw.ch will be published at lcas, three
| months IN advance. No such call, however, can be
made before the expiration Of year from the date
of transcription.
Amer paymcn, Of $50 francs TIE shares can be cx.
changed for bonds by the consent ofc stockholders
| at q general III ceiling.
The owner of each twenty shares Will be entitled TO
| one vote In the general meetings
Interest at the rate of five per cent all paid
III will bo paid during tho progress Of the work.
Eighty por cont Of the net earnings will DO dstrb-
uted the shareholders according TO the terms OF
gnnlzaton.
The requirements for Official quotation Will be rul-
Iilled soon amer tho organization Of the company
TIE PUBLIC SUBSCRIPTION will he opened
in EUROPE and AMERICA
on tho 7th, stli, and 9th of December 1850.
The distribution Of shares subscribed will he made
pro rata OF tho total subscriptions without distinction
ofnatonRllty.
The following privileged subscriptions are not sub
| lect to reduction;
First The shareholders and delegates OF tho Sue2
Canal Company have the privilege of subscribing to
Panama share for each share delegation OF the
| Sucz Canal Company.
| Second The original subscribers to tho Panama
Canal Company have tho privilege Of subscribing for
these Panama sharcs In proportion 20 their former
subscription.
In order to avail themselves OF this right the priv
ileged subscribers paying the first 2j francs should
present their Suez Bonds their certificates proving
their original Panama Subscription 10 tho respective
Banking Houses.
| SUBSCRIPTIONS will be received In PARIS by the
CoNiPAGNIE UNIvERsELLE DU CANAL DE
SUEZ
CoMPToIR D'EsCoMPTE
SoCIErE DE DEPo1'S ET DE COMPLIES CoU.
RANTS,
| SoCIETE GENERALS POUR LIE DtvELoPPE.
| MENT DU COMMERCE. Ell DE LINDuSTRIE
EN- FRANCE,
BANQUE DE PARIS Er DIES PAYS.DAS.
| CREDIT LYONNAlS,
| SOCIETE FtNANCIERE DE PARIS,
BANQUE D'ESCOMPrE DE PARIS, and ut all tho
offices of their branches and Inland and Foreign
| Correspondents. Also In ENGLAND, GERMANY
| BELGIUM, HOLLAND, AUSTRIA, nuNGARIA
| ITALY, RUSSIA, SPAIN, PORTUGAL, SWITX
| ERLAND. DENMARK, SWEDEN, NORWAY
TURKEY, AND EGYPT, At tho special houses dos
| ignatcd.
THE COUNCIL OF ADMINISTRATION HAS
| APPOINTED a COMMITTED N AMER
lCA TO REPRESENT THE COMPANY IN THIS
| EMISSION.
UNDER THE AUTHORITY 50 GIVEN, THE
| UNDERSIGNED WILL RECEIVE SUDSCRIP.
| TIONS by NAIL AND TELEGRAPH.
| McssTs.
presel, Morgan & Co.., Special
| J.nnd w. Seligmnn 6 Co., American
Wmsiow, Lnnier i Co., Committee.
|
National Republican., 1880-12-06
a Now PhiIanthropic En.erprIse,

with the view of supplying great public need
IN the conservation and distribution of benevolent
contributions to human objects, both in times of
peace and war; a" Women's National Relief Asso.
citation" has lately been organized, with Mrs Il. B.
Hayes and Mrs. Morrison r, Waite at its head. The
present specific work Of the association is TO supply
the I.ife.Saving Stations ofthc United States with
clothing and food estoratlyes for persons rescued
from shipwreck by the lifc.saYlng crews, n want
not yet provided tOrby the Government Auxiliary
societies are in process of formation in New York
and other places and one Is under contemplation
for this District Persons in this city or adjacent to
II dcsirOuS ofhcpng in so noble II work are re-
qucscd to send donations of money, wo9len or cot.
or women to Mrs. NJ r. Waite, 17l7 Rhode Island
avenue, or to Mrs. Hannah Mel. shepherd CORE.
spending secretary of the association, No. 2j26 q
gir "A, ,,rth
National Republican., 1880-12-06
Jnc., Tarin TronbIc.

Last night about $50 O'Clock the sunday silence
of Thlnccnth-andhalf street, between d and y
streets northwest, was suddenly broken by nm out.
pose some terribly bloody deed had been enacted
WomcnyellCd murder, and men and boys fastened
the caujG Of the difficulty came TO h, sifed II was
found that Peter Duffy sailor, had entered into n
battle Of words with Lizzie Howard, n notorious
receiving pNir of black eyes administered by tho
blows of the former AilerDuly completed the dis
Colorlng operation he started on down the street
Sergeant johnson hove in sight at this JunCMrc,
laid alongside the ungallOnt tar, tOwed him to the
StatiOn'huuse, where he was anchored in n safe
haTbor until this morning, when he will b0 laid
alongside of Judge smells dock.
National Republican., 1880-12-06
nrn,nrrntIc Nlncca.

The employees In several Bureau oniceS in the
Treasury Department have handsomely decorated
their rooms with banners, stars, pictures and other
national cmblems, the work being principally de-
signed and executed by lady clerks,
The offices rlhc First ComptrolleTs of the Rcyo.
nuC Marine, and of some others have been nicely
OrnQmCnted with flags and iestOOncd with stream
crs The hcdecOrOtions in the OiCe olthe Reglslernro
especially noticeable fOrthCirolegance Among the
interesting objects TO be seen In the room over
which Nj, l., ID. Moore presidcs as clerk Is II min
aurc canal boat, with II funny elligy Of Il mule or
dOnkey AtlnChed 10 Tho lOM.lne
National Republican., 1880-12-06
LUCKY LIQUOR DEALERS,
Who Have Escaped from the Clutches {
The Prcackers' Union.

EINVIlT5N'T NIItTUIIUH
tie PccRchers' Union.
Over five hundred applications rliquor licenses
have been received by the Liquor License Board,
and only about wohundred have been granted. The
Commissioners on Saturday finally yapprovcd the ap.
plicatons of the following Charles F. Wise, Charles
Dletz, James Donnclly, Drcslln & Cook, william
nietz, William Scherger, Edward Kolb, Caroline
Roth, William Herfurth, ir. Edward VOigt, Chris.
tinn q. Gocckclcr, John Connor, 7. +. MoncrOss,
William Ryan, William Jackson, Fred Moellch,
Mary Turney, Michael Shcahan, Hclarius Fen.
singer, William Mahoney, Louis Phillip, X. I. Ar
low, Alberto Campbell, J. ID. Rcuth, James Ferry,
Levi Woodbury. Frank Tenny, sclden Il Robbins,
Jucob IIOrner, Maria Rest Justin Weber Charles
Nnnder, and William Herfirth, sr.
The Liquor License Board on saturday dlsnp.
proved the application Of Daniel j. Loane, 2l7 q
Street northwest, and approved the applications Of
John W. Usher, Dennis O'Sulliyan, \. B. Copps,
Rooney, English Il supplce and NJ De Atlcy,
National Republican., 1880-12-06
A MI.sIon Al 81. AIoy,Ius' Cl,nreh.

Rev. Father Mcguire, tho former pastor Of ST.
Aloysius' Church, assisted by Rev. Fathers McAtee,
and Morgan, opened mission In his old parish
yesterday. He received n warm welcome from his
old Pensioners, who assembled In great numbers
TO pny him their respects soon rs they heard Of
his arrival in the city Rev. Father Maguiro
preached at the II o'clock service, and IN the
SEQ once more many familiar faces ailer an absence
ofiiyc years, but that his JOY was damponed by
lie extended cordial Invitation to all to attend
the mission, which will be continued two or three
weeks,
National Republican., 1880-12-06
The Dashawnys sunday Night.

A large delegation Of Jonadabs attended the
meeting of the DOshNwOys last night and helped
to swell the large crowd In Gallmadge Hail. Mr..
Alexander Eaglcston presided, Addresses Were
made by IIalyor Nelson, sovereign Patriarch of
the Sons Of Jonadab; John Berry, Grand Chief of
the Grand Council Of Jonadabs of the District
Court; Judge s G. Mills, Past Sovereign Patriarch.
William j, Walker Past Grand Chief; Rev Mr..
Foster, Judge Weeds, Mr. Sullivan and others
The proceedings wer9 cnliycned by singing by
Miss Aunie Foster and the D0shaWay choir
National Republican., 1880-12-06

AlrssandrO GavN2Zi, the Italian patriot, and
Deputy of the Free Church In Italy, who has Just
reached this country To speak Of the spread Of the
gospel In his native land, Is to visit Washington
this week. As was announced by nearly all the
pctcsinnt pastors yesterday morning, he win tell
liberty iu Italy next Thursday evening IN the
New York .iycnuc Presbyterian Church. This Is
Ghv6azis thld visit 10 this country, and although
he Is IN his sevcntyaGCond year, lie retains, in a
remarkable degree, the ylgOr and c0rneSness
which so ClcCuiHed the lmmpnsc audiences which
his former visits.
National Republican., 1880-12-06
Dividing "A Tnn,,,y,

Justice Cox, sitting in equity last Saturday, in
the case Of Bishop against Bishop, for divorce,
passed decree diyorclng the parties from bed and
board, giving tho husband custody and control OF
three children, ana tho wife of two. Mary l..
Bishop filed her petition for divorce from Charles
4. Bishop, March 9, 1850, alleging desorlion and
filed cross bill denying the charges made against
him, and charging her with cruelty and inhumGn
tttf
National Republican., 1880-12-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.
nnsInrar Nntire..

The attention of investors Is invited to the adver
tisemcnt, In another column of the Panama Canal
enterprise, to be conducted by "The Universal
Company"
The prudence of insuring property In q sound
company is recognized everywhere by good bus
ness men. Washington people are fortunate I'M
having in their midst the Arlington Fire Insurance
Company, which, for reliability and business In
togrity, Is one of the leading concerns of the kind
In the country, The Office i on Pennsylvania ave
nue., opposite the north front of the Treasury. by
patronizng the Arlington, property owners here
will encourage home enterprise
National Republican., 1880-12-06

We learn that the agency Of this city of the How.
ara insurance n zee company OF NeW YORK ms been
ing 500 street. The Howard for fifty years has
been regarded as one of the safest companies in the
National Republican., 1880-12-06
promIncnt lInteI ArrI,nls.

WOrmtRs-RNymOnd l., Ward Ny.
Ri9g3-Gen, Nyo and wife, Laurel; s. II, Hunt,
Upper SNndusky, Ohio @, X, Chase n Y; John G.,
New, ind,
ARhgion.-C, +. Fargo, Mrs. T. A. Fargo ana Miss
Mary Fargo, san Francisco; James q, Beales N. ";
II. u. BOner and wife, N. y.
National Republican., 1880-12-06
ar,,, nnrhccuc-pr,cs.

grand complimentary barbecue will be given
in the garden attached to the Palace Restaurant Of
Mcssrs Driver & SchOfed, 1913 Pennsylvania ave.
on Thursday afternoon and evening, December 9th,
on which occasion II fine prize bullock, presented
by several of the lcNdiug butchers Of Washington,
and raised on the wcll-known stock firm Of Col.
Howard Griffith, of Montgomery County, Md, Will
bO roasted whole. The animal will be slnughtctcd
In the garden on Wednesday evening, Mt clock,
roasted on Thursday and In readiness to be served
TO all who mayc call during the afternoon aud even.
ing The Straightforward barbecue will be under the
immediate supervision of the gentlemen donating
the animal. All are cordially Invited TO attend.
National Republican., 1880-12-06
Go,crnmrnt u.rlntcrs GoIug 10 Tnrn Ont

At the regular meeting of the Government Print
Ing OAlce Garfield and Arthur Club held Saturday
night Mr. Henry Hchr In the chair, aud r. King
man, secretary the club agreed to turn out in a
body 10 receive Gen Grant upon his arrival here
and Nlessrs, Deucano Whimore, Blair Cl0pp and
llouck were appointed committee 70 confer with
other Republican clubs TO mako the necessary
arIlJ-NQoplS. Mr. Kchr was elected to net MS
" - ne club on that occasion, Dr. Alflcd
es A Robinson, w. j. simmons and
Rm were elected 10 represent the
AuguIalion committee.
National Republican., 1880-12-06

ut splccr Compton & Co.'S, 9}i Louisiana avcnue
choice lot Of butter In mnop pound pals, also car
Creamery, fancy New York, aud fine Western butter
Low pTCCS md Mlr dGnllng.
National Republican., 1880-12-06

Congress WatCr-the purcst and safest Of all en-.
thartiC waters. Nome genuine sold on draught.
Avoid all coarse irritating waters, foreign and do.
mestic; they impair the digestive organs, and
kidneys. this.
National Republican., 1880-12-06
Vy,,cI,cs ,yI,oJc.nIc prIcr.

Solid gold slOmWinder, mll ICwood, ~.
Solid gold American watch, S2j.
II karat gold stcm.windcr, SO.
ii karat gold ladies' witch, extra fine, s2l.
Solid gold American gents stcm-windcr, sJ].
II karat gold American gents Stcm.windcr, $50
We fully guarantee each watch aud keep thcm
In order for one year free Of charge.
JACOBs DROs.,
1210 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
National Republican., 1880-12-06
900 PcnusyIynuin Aycuas
"tIIcrDey I" yynrous.-

that II always shall be- Each seasons opening sur.
passes previous efforts. Better and better Is tho
motto of b. Robinson S Co., the boys clothiors.
National Republican., 1880-12-06
Vlslt the Art Lonp IIxhIbllIon,

The Rowland Dental Association. 2ll Four and. ~
half street tlS0 only :. $. Whites artificial teeth
Philadelphia. Price, 81 per set. See adyt.
National Republican., 1880-12-06

Tho highest cash price paid for dresses on1 gents
clothing, watches, jowcry, etc. Call or address
IIcrlng, 3OS Ninth st., near Pennsylvania ave.
National Republican., 1880-12-06

Turkish, Russian, aud sulphur baths nt the wcll.
known place, OD} l. street near Ninth. The only
relinble place in The city for gennIne bAths
National Republican., 1880-12-06

You can publish n thrccinc advertisement oi
want, rent, for sale or lost three times for twenty
llvo cents IN TuE RErUBICAS
National Republican., 1880-12-06

Bradbury. pianos and organs on tho popular In
stnllmcnt plan. Superior renting stock specially.
Frccbon q. Smith, 1lOj Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-12-06

Buyers Of Christmas lcwcry can make their Sc
lcctionS now aud have them reserved upon pay
mGnt of u small deposit,
JACOBS Bros,
1920 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1880-12-06
1000 Fluucr Is,nRH,

Cold is antagonistic to health, inducing Coughs
and other dangerous Bronchial diseases, which
quickly yield to the soothing yet positive influence
Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price % cents bottle.