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wonderful Popularity of the Re.
nOWned medicine.
YIN SKkATfsT CURATIVE SUCCESS or THE Age
VOICE From TBK PEOPLE

NO medicine int oduced to the ruhl,c has over
"e' WIN me success accorded to Hop Bitters. II
stands o-dsy the best kno an curativa ,,,,, :; ,h
world It's marvellous renown is not dine % the
AoSernsins IL hss received. II il famous hy reason
OF is inherent virtues II does all that ia ca,m.,
for it. 1t lis the most powerful greedy and effective
agent known for the building ny Of aebiita,es sx.
TENS. The following witnesses are offered n prov.
this:
What 1t Did For An Old ladx.
CosHocToN STATION, N. Y, Dec D. ls7s.
Gc1ats-A number Of people had been using your
Bitters here. and with marked effect In fact. one
case, q Lady Of over seventy years. had been sick
for years, snd for the past ten years have known
her, she has not been able 20 be around half tie
time. About six months aeo abe eot 90 feeble she
was HELPLESS. Her old remedies, or physicians be-
ing of no avail. sent TO Deposit forty five miles
and Eot bottle of Hop Bitters. II had such very
beneficial effect on her that one bottle improved her
so she was able to dress herself and walk about the
house. When she had taken q second bottle she
WAS able TO take of her own room and walk en-.
to her neigheor's. and has improved all the time
since. My wife and children also have derived
great benefit from their use.
W. b. HATHAWAY,
AEt. u. 3. Ex. %.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THE KING OF THE WAVES.
CAPT. PAUL BOTTON,
THE FAMOUS AQUATIC vOYAGER,
Will Give His
WONDERFUL NAUTICAL EXHIBITION
In the Potomac foot of sth street between the 90
operative Ice Company's and Clark & aiyen's
Wharves, ON
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY FRI
DAY AND SATURDAY,
MAY II. IL. Is, IA AND Is. AT 4 M. DAILY.
. The exhibition viii consist of Swimming sailins
Standing Upright, Sending Dispatches. Building q
haft Distress signals, Fishing, Cooking Dinner
heading, shooting, Smoking. Writing Carrying 4
and the obstruction of fun rugged model ship by
IhIs exhibition has been pronounced by the press
o. the entire world 10 be one of the most intensely
interesting ever witnessed.
81 Good Music in attendance
admission, 20 cents; reserved seats, 50 cents.
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GEORGETOWN ADVER'MTs

u On Draught and ~ the Gallon, at
BRACES DRUGbTORE, corner Bridge and Wash.
iDgton ste.a Georgetown. my8-3t'
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DOME Use StimuIants.

Csc natures real brain and nerve food and noUr-
ishing tonic hop Bitters. that quiets the nerves.
nvgorates the body. cures disease and restores the
vital energies without intoxicating.
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NATIONAL THKATKR.-Rice's Surprise Party
VIII give its last performance here tonight.
The new extravaganza "Hiawatha" Will be
performed for the first time here
MISS ANNIE GRAHAM, fn the strong emotional
pay Nae Upper Crust" win be the attraction
De ably supported. Next Monday night will be
the occasion OF benefit to Mr. Samuel G. Kins
ley, the business manager of the theater and
sion.
FoRDss OPERA HousE.--The "Big Four" min
stfels VIII close the week at Ford's tonight by
one ner Oh their fine performances. They have not
have good house tonight
THE ROYAL MIDDY.-The great New York sue
cess THE Royal Mildly VIII be presented a,
English Opera Company. The scenery and ap-
pointments Will be appropriate and the coz
tunes elegant. Miss Blanche Chapman will bs
appear: Miss Henrietta sennach, m Sz A So
prano Miss Marion Bernard, contralto; Mr.
Eugene Clark, tenor; Mr.. Herbert w. Archer
baritone; Mr.. W. L. Van Horn, basso, and Mr.
WI. Shea, buf1o; supported BY a finely seleetod
conductor.
THEATxR CoMIeuE.-The pre- gram here last
1t will be repeated this evening. The company
here is as usual, a first class one.
ARLINGTON THEATER-The Arlington will
present new bill next week.
LINCOLN HALI.-Wilhelnj, the great violinist
Will appear at Lincoln Hall next Tuesday He
brings excellent support with him-Sigra Maria
SalVotu, who for the past season had been
slpglng 10 the Gilmore concerts in New York,
and Mr.. Max Vogrich, the celebrated pianist
ara composer. Seats are now for sale at Metze-
r0tt Il Cc.'S.
THE LOAN ExHIBITIoN.-Throngs of apore.
clauVe visitors still gather Each afternoon, and
especially each evening, at the Art Loan EXIT
Dlt1On, In Governor Cookies former mansion, in
Georgetown. Increasing study of the many
art1clcs OF Interest shows abundant reason for
the interest already manifested. white each day
adds SO much to the stores Of beautiful robes
embrOidertes, Old-ume costumes, bronzeS, his.
tor1ca relics and rich carvings, that the attend
ance Increases. open from d. 10. TIL afGer 10.
The exhibition offers more to attract and re.
ward attendance than anything else that has
been within the reach of citizens OF Weshtnp ION
Tor a long time. 1t remains open one week
more.
CARROLL INSTITUTE Next Wednesday even.
Ing very enjoyable music7l and literary enter
tainment will be given by he Carroll Institute.
at Lincoln Hall. There will be an address by
tne IL. Rev. j. J. KeaDe and music by Miss Eva
Mills, Messrs. Widney, Pugh, Waldecker and
others. The other features OF the entertainment
will e.equally attractive
CAPTAIA PAUL BOYTON, the renowned voyager.
will give s series OF his novel exhibitions in the
Potomac next week, showing how he can read,
COOK, eat, drink, smoke and sleep in the water
send dispatches, send up rocket signals destroy
Ships, etc. His remarkable voyages in his rub
Der suit have given him worldly ide reputa-
t10n, and there is great public desire to see
What SO much has been printed about.
AT THE NATAEORIUM.-Capt. Paul BOyioD.
Hanlan and Riley Will be at the exhibition at
the natatorium tonight.
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iHE CIRCUIT COURTs.-On Monday the May
term OF the Circuit Courts Judge Wylie in No.
!, and Judge Hagner in No. ~ Will be convened,
AS the apporttonment for the pay of jurors is
Exhausted 1t is questionable whether the
Judges Will proceed to jury trials.
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BUILDERS and others making Improvements
should visit rhe warerooms Of Edward Caveriy
d Co., 1925 New York avenue.
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TIE steam carpet cleaning process OF Chase's.
6l6 La. ave. (next TO City p. o., by which car,
pets are thoroughly rid OF e,rt and grease. are
also PISSED over super-heated steam lets,
thereby eAternipatioS moths and restoring
Color
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Duty 10 Others.

CHAMBERsBURG. July Is, 1879
This is to let the people know that |, Anna Maria
krfder, wife of Tobias Krider. am now past sey.
enty-fonr years of age. My health has been very
bad for some years past. 1 was troublc2 with
weakness, bad cough, dyspepsia, great debility
and constipation of the bowels. was 50 miserable
could hardly eat anything. heard of Hon Bit
tiers and was resolved to try them. [ have only
used three bottles, and feel wonderfully good
well and strong again. Ny bowels are regular.
my appetite good. and cough al gone feel SO
well that think IT my duty to let the people know
as 80 many knew how bad 1 was. what the medi-
cine has done for me. so they can cure themselves
with if.
ANNA II. KRIpER,
Wife Of Tobias Krider.
My mother says that Hop Bitters is the only thing
that will keep her from her old and alta ,ks
of paralysis and headache.-Ed. Osrcgo sun.
4 Husbands Testimony.
My wife was troubled for years with blotches,
moth patches and piInples her face, which
nearly annoyed the Life out OF her. She spent
many dollars on the thousand infalibIe CD cures
with nothing but injurious effects. lady friend
Of Syracuse. N. Y. who had similar experience
had been cured with Hop Bitters. induced her %
try it. One bottle has made her face as smooth.
fair and soft childs and gives her such health
that it seems almost miracle.
A MEMBER OF CANADIAN PARLIANESr
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OWEN CoNNELLY, youth of 16, OF Lansiny =
burgh, N. Y, While engaged In inspecting his
fathers revolver on Wednesday, 1ncautiousIy
touched the trigger, and was killed by the ex-
ploslOn. The ball entered just above the eye,
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BRACELETS chtldrens, misses, ladies. Prigg's
>S5I PepnsylvaT "a ave.
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TWO DIVORCES GRAETED.-TO-day Chief JUS
tice Cartier made decree o. divorce In the case
OF James Fl. Roberts againstChloe A. Roberts.
They were married in January 1870, by Rev. s.
Alexander, and lived together until January.
1879, when she left him and went to live In ser
vice contrary to his wishes, and he charges that
she committed adultery in August last with
Isaac Newton (colored). The decree gives him
the custody of the children. Also in the C use
or Elizabeth GerhOld against George Gerhold
These parties were married In Baltfno ore July,
1856, and she charged intoxication. bad treat.
ment and desertion in September, 1871 The de-
Tegrants petitioner divorce with the custody
or the two youngest children.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued TO
George sllas and Lizzie Ann Brady; j. e. Carr,
OF Alexandria, and Maggie Shone
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HowsoN Ice cream depot, 1l0l 18th; open TIL
10 PIN.
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see her old patrons.
DEEDS IN FEE have been recorded as follows:
John Hitz ct al. TO Bernard Leonard, lot &C. in
sub. OF so. 495; ss79.60 VIM. s. Roose to Annie
A. Cole. part lot 2. SO. 243; 1000. Samuel c.
Zeverly, to Geo. K. Foss, lot 81, In sub. OF lots
in So. S75, subject to encumbrances; Sd, $50.
Mary j. and j. w. Wight, to Pbilo B. Wright,
lot 49, block 6, and lots to 9, block 10, In Told
and Browns sub. of pleasant Palms," ST. 900.
VIM. F. Matrngly, to Henry E. Scott, part OF
sub. lot V, So. 2,152; sl,o25 Walter NJ.
part lot s, SO. 55l; s.. J. L. Savage,
to John W. Humphrey, ST., same property;s-.
b. 81. Warner to o. II. Watts, pit. lot 25, So. 33i;
800. j. w. Starr to Josephine Miller. pit lot %,
So. 1912; $500. z. Williams to Christiana A.
Jolly, lot S, SO. $40: 500. E. A. McIntire tru,-
tee, to Catherine E. Murphy, pit. Q, So. 4s9; s615.
A. c. Girard to A. H. Hickman. lot A, sub. lot
SS So. 21O; S415O. subject to 900 In notes. A.
o. Page to Jas. NJ. Alden, pts. Of 81, IS and 30.
SO. 115; $500. J. McShane to 81. McShane, lots
20 and 81 So. 693; s.. c. j. and A. NJ. Robir-
son to Jas. G. Boss, lot l, so. 5I7; $. T.
kOones TOD. D. MCPHERSON pit. 9, So. 439; s.;
quit claim.) Caroline Greenwich to John H.
Barker, pit. is, so. 1885, $1,000.
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HELEvAN. Wis, sept. u. 1877

GeHtS:-I have taECa r>t r'-ri'N me b-t.le Of the
Hop Bitters. ! was feeble Old man of 7s when 1
got it. To-day am as active and feel as well as I
did at 80. 1 see q great many that need such q
medicine. ID. BoYcE.
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THE KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY Is
DRAWN IN PURSUANCE OF AN ACT OF THE
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE OF
KENTUCKY. NEXT DRAWING TAKES PLACE
ON WEDNESDAY,.
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PICNICS, EXCURSIONS. &c
TAKE NOTICE..

TAKE NOTICE..
The Order OF the Postmaster.l:euers
enJofnfng the delivery Of Registered
Letters and Money Orders to the Mem.
lucky state Lottery Company has been
RESCINDED.
Registered Letters and Money Orders
can therefore be sent through the Mails
to the Undersigned as formerly.
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A LADY BADLY BrRNED.-MrS. Pozler living
at NO. 1926 18th street northwest, was very Sc
rtously burned yesterday afternoon by her
ire in stove. Finding her clothes In flames
she rushed out upon the sidewalk and was fol-
lowed by her husband whose hands aud arms
were also badly burned in trying TO rescue his
wife from the effect or the fire. Mrs. p was
found by DR.. B. b. Adams to be badly burned
about the chest and lower extremities. Her
clothing was burned completely of her,
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NATIONAL THEATER.
Farewell Performance of
RICE'S SURPRISE PARTY,
In the Charming operate Extravaganza,
HIAWATHA.
MONDAY, MAY 10.
EVERY NIGHT, WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
MATINEES.
The FavOrte Artistic.
MISS ANNIE GRAHAM,
Suppol ted bya
CsREFULLY SELECTED COMPANY,
In new Emotional Drama, written expire ssly for
her by NJ. Belot. (author Of Article AZ, entitled
UPPER CRUST.
sS The Fash ionabe Event of the Season. ~
Inc initial performance on MONDAY EVENING,
May 10, has been set apart for
TESTIMONIAL BENEFIT
To
1t SAMUEL q. ETNSTFy
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''ALDERNBY WAGONS. Fresh alderney butter
churned every morning, and delivered In 4 lbs
"Ward" prints, 4Oc per ID. Also. cottage
cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk &c. per Of. Il
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The SUNDAY SCHOOL Mass MEETING this year
viii be held at O'Clock May ~, in the smith
sontan GROUNDS. Commissioner Thomas p.
Morgan viii act as chief maj shall, and General
Joseph X. Hawley, OF Connecticut, viii be one
OF the speakers The following schools viii be
present: New York avenue Presbyterian. 200
scholars; Central Presby terrain, IS; First Pres
byterian, $50; First Presby terrain Mission, 100:
Presby terrain tGeorgetown), $50, Assembly Pres
byterian, 900; Gurley Mission. 40; Bethany Mis-
sion. 200; Calvary Baptist, 300: Street Baptist,
100; Betbtenem Baptist, so; Fourth Baptist, $50;
North Baptist, 100: Nineteenth Street Baptist,
SEQ. Israel Chapel. 200; Haml1ne Methodist, 200,
and Metropolitan Methodist 200. Other schools
are TO be heard from with one OF two thousand
more children.
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MADAME SoULE Win be at the Riggs house
Monday, the 10th, where she Nil be pleased to
see her Old patrons.
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DRINK the great ''Prize Beer" drawn at Miller
& Jones, Theater building. In addition to this
celebrated article the foreign liquors Of their
own importation are uneXcelled. t
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GOLD GLASSES S. Hempler,s. near A st.

Young COLoRED MINISTERS GRADUATED.-The
commencement exercises OF the Theological De-
paTtment OF the Howard University took place
at the New York avenue Presbyterian Church
last night. and there was large attendance.
The exercises were varied with music bg the
choir OF the 18th street Presbyterian Church III.
+. Grant leader and D. b. Fleet organist. The
proceedings were opened with prayer by Rev.
DIR. Paxton, and, after addresses by the grad
uates, Rev. DR.. ". P. Harrison, ID. D., chaplain
House Representatives, addressed them. Then
followed the presentation OF Bibles by Rev. A.
W. P1tzer ID. D., and comforting certificates by
Rev. j. G.. Craighead, d. D., Dean Theological
Department. The following are the graduates:
Levi K Ban, Va; Royal II. Brown, Va; VIM
Casey, Va: Robert NJ. Cheeks, Va; w. George
Colby, Fla; Henry T. Johnson, S. c.; Daniel
Scott, D. G.; Henry St Clair, ID. e.: Phillip F.
Norris, Va; Law rence f. Miller. Ga; Arthur
W. Upshur, Ca; George T. billiard, ). c.; Geo.
Rev Or. Potter closed the exercises with the
beHeCictIOn.
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Moral Turpitude.

Blame attaches to Jury of intelligent men when
they condemn msn for crime whose moral nature
hiss been perverted by indigestion. diseased liver
and Kidneys. A thouRhtfuI Judge may well consider
whether society would not be better served by or
dering bottle Of Hop Bitters for the unfortunate
in the dock, instead Of years Of penal seryitude.
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SKINNY MIN AND WOMEN are not admired. II
lacking fesh, vital, brain, or nerve force, use
"Weues' Health Renetner.n Greatest remedy on
earth for Impotence, sexual debility, Decline,
NY. ana for WssSinetoH al 1sO Penna Avenue
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Ice IN THE ATLANTIC.-The steamship Henry
Edge, from Antwerp, which arrived at New
York Yesterday, reports April 30, latitude At de-
grees 81 minutes, longitude As degrees SO min
utes, passing a large iceberg about the size of
small island and shortly after two more, one
OF which was surrounded by large 1ce-fields as
lar north and west as the eye could reach.
II We hear Of a man who has made a for
tune by attending to hts own business! This
IS authentic. But then he had few compete
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MONROE, MICH,

MONROE, Mich, Sept. Is, 1878.
iSirS:-I have been taking Hop Bitters for inham-
NATION of kidneys and bladder; it has done for nae
what four doctors failed to do. The effect OF the
bitters seemed like magic to me.
W. /. CARTER.
If you have sick friend whose life is burden.
one bottle of hop Bitters may restore that friend
perfect health and happiness. VII you zee that
that friend has bottle at once.
BRADFORD, Pa, May q. 1879.
1t has cured ne OF several diseases, such ner-
vousness, sickness at the stomach, monthly trou-
bles, &c. Ihaye not seen sick day in year since
| took Hop Bitters. Several Of my aeighbors use
MRS. FANNIE GREEN.
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F0R CLEANING Oh DYING LADIHg AND GENTS
SUITS, Anton Fischer, 0O6 q street northwest.
win give satisfaction In every respect ~
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BLACK SIZE Csc. silk yelling 19c.. 4-bu, ION
kids 41c., I0-4 Fseeting 25c., Wamsutta cotton
I2kc., lace bunting 25c., at Brodhead & Co. s
old stand. 1905 sfrf ct
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COpdensesl Locals

Street lamps Will be lighted at l:lo p. m aEd
The Washington Choral Union permanently
organized last Dtght by elecr'ng the following
officers: Henry JOB nson; president; Miss Man
secretary; Mr.. John E. Jones, r: tGrdlng seer =
tary; Mrs. Anrie NJ. Boston, treasurer, who,
with Messrs. r.. ". Tompf las, ]. W. Cole and
j. W. Cromwell, constitute the executive board
Horatio G. O'Ne$li, Jacob A. Chase and T.
Wilbur GasS have been appointed substitute
letter carriers OF the Washington post Office.
The first named Is additional and the others to
MI vacancies.
VIM. G. Sprigg, an cid and faithful, soldier
and former resident CT this city, where he has
relatives and numerous friends died at the Sol
dieT5 Home. near Fortress Monroe Thursday
morning, after few hours illness.
See notice OF second annual m citing and epen-
ing OF the 5th series in TIE serial Savings and
Building Association In Special column.
The price OF the dOuble-steet STAR is the same
as the single shCet-two cents.
The Reformed Episcopal Church, which has
been worI5ipping for some time past In the
chapel OF the Y. NJ. c. A. has removed ID Will
lard Hall, where its services win be held here
after
The funeral Of the late r. 7. Taylor, for some
years an officer OF the United states MarShals
offce, took place yesterday from his late resi-
denee on street. near 10th, end L was We'll at
tended. The services We're by Rev. Father
Walter and the informant at Mt. Oltvet. Messrs.
Hughes, FAN and Searle, OF the MafShals Office.
and j. d. Graham being the pali-besrers.
The case Of Tom S+notherS, convicted OF rape
fenced to so years Ia the pententiary, was to-
day before Judge James, who settled some OF
the exceptions on when the case goes to the
General Term.
The hydrant at the corner Of and New Jef-
Sey avenue southeast leeds attention.
Officers Janifer and Bailey about O'Clock this
morning saw three men with bundles on their
backs in the refghbOrhOod of 18th and B streets
northwest. and on the officers approaching
them they dropped the bundles and ran. TIE
bundles were found to contain IS calf skins and
2 sheep skins, stolen from tie store OF Mr.. Ben
singer, 927 Louisiana avenue the door of which
was afterwards found open.
Last evening Rev. DR.. David Wilson, of the
9th street VI. 7. Church, delivered 80 address
before Central lodge No. i. /. O. o. F., on Odd
Fellow ship, witch was Wen received, and at
Metropolis Lodge No. 10, p. s. Rep GObright in
lieu or a set speech, read some interesting
stories iOurdCd on tie pl incipleS OF the order
and Capt. Adams read several selections,
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Ayoune girl deeply regretted that she was 90 COL
orless and cold. Her face was too white apd her
hands and feet felt a. though the bleed did not
circulate After one bottle Of Hop Btters had been
taken abe was the rosiest and heathiest girl In the
Village. with a yiyscity ana sheerfulness Of mind
gratifying to her friends.
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ANNA II. KRIDER,
Wife Of Tobias Krider

My mother says that Hop Btters Is the only thing
that will keep her from her Odd and sewers attack
of PARALYSIS and headache Ed OS,re,,a S,,y
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BAKERS COD LIVER OIL AND LINE increases
flesh wonderfully, and gives the consumpttve a
new lease OF life. Pleasant as syrup or cordial
j. c. Baker & Co., Philadelphia, and druggists
generally.
Try Mrletts PIE S,tDDosftOries col
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TvHEATER COAu0UE-MQNDAY, Nay ,,
Il NishNy; and Matneee TUESDAY, THUG ..
Eagagement OF the Orsinai and Only Marie De
Esfs Minstrels ana the Dpckstaders' NoyelN Com
1esq, L. sal i.se Party or, Tho Lady Bass Bal
C,nb Remember, Three Mstineee this week. ii.
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CUTICURA
SKIN REMEDIES.

Cure Skin Diseases and Scalp Affections
with Loss of Hair.
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bIes, if suffered to progress, result In serious
Pulmonary Affections, oftentimeS incuraole.
B1o,rn'S Bronchial Tf'Ocltes' reach directly the
seat Of the disease, and give almost instant re-
lief. TITS
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CLEvrLAsp. O., Oct. Is, 1879
NV better half is firmly impressed with the idea
that your Hop Bitters is the essential .h'hs "
make life happy. She has used severai oo'1'''
and would like to have you send me o01sn ~
lowest price.
b. PoPE. Secretary,
Plain Dealer %.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1880-07-17

THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.-The
Norwich (Connecticut) Bulletin says
of the Democratic Presidential tick.
ct:
Whatever momentary enthusi-
asm and jubilStion the Democrats
may indulge in, we do not believe
they will take any lasting satisfac-
tion in the ticket nominated at Gin
cnnati. II is essentially weak in
character. The only regard in which
it varies from the dead level of wOrth-
lessness affords cause for grave alarm.
But the ticket is weak not only in
character but in availah ,lity. 1t has
no special adaptablty to any section
except Indiana. Hancock cannot, in
our opinion, carry his own State,
Pennsylvania. He cannot carry.
New York. He cannot even carry.
Connecticut. We do no believe he
can carry New Jersey, This makes
his case utterly hopeless, even if
English carries Indiana, which is
very doubtful, the Republican Gu-
bernatOrial nOniinatiOn there being
particularly strong. The soldier
vote, (which some sanguine democrats
expect, will not ue given to this
ticket, The true soldier will not
vote fora c0mrade whe, when the.
war. ended. was willing to surrender
that for which the war was fought.
Of course, Hancock will haye the
solid South an, that is practically
all. The Republicans have reason
t,, Df