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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-30

The United States is happy in the
possession Of $4,000 medical men, a
number far in excess of that of other
nations. p..
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-30

There are 100000 persons in the
United States engaged in agricultural
pursuits.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-30

Those with young children. delicate persons using
milk diet viii do we'll to order ONE cows MILK from
and thereby avoid the complaints occasioned
from the of mixed milk. do pay 500 per month
for swil and malt to sell my customers Stop milk
The all healthy and feed either meadow grass
or alfalfa hay. J. W. DUFFY
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-30

| lchtiOh VI tHc lIauc TcoPeCHuHy oo-
! licited. d4
GEO. 7. DAVIS ! ! !
Offers to the Trade or Consumers
exe.sargaa-s avE vee"a, 1s ss@r. q
Most Liberal Bargains !!
.rafa..a IT ----r-Ir a
Has NEW AND FRESH STOCK OF
GROCERIES
PROVISIONS.
NEVADA KEG AND ROLL BUTTER.
OLD WINES. Liquors. CIGARS
Il
CHAMPAGNE AND SWEET CIDER,
EAST CREAM CuEESF,
NEW SUGAR CURED EAST HAMS
AGENT FOR THE BEST BRANDS OF
Giant and Blasting Powder =
HARD GOAL D.!
ksE~ For Fuel or Blacksmiths' Use Esq
81 PER 100 POUNDS
Corner 9th and Carson SITS. Carson City
GOODS DELIVERED FREE TO ANY PART |
OF THE CITY. dell
CIGAR STORE
IL FARRELL Proprietor.
SPRING BRAND CT CIGARS NOW COM.
ING IN. CHEAPER AND BETTER THAN
EVER BEFORE.
NO CIGARS SOLD THAT ARE NOT WHIT THEY CLAIM
Yon try and Judge A,r yourself.
ALL KINDS Of sa1xiss AND csswIEs TOBACCO.
FiPss Az; SMOKERS OUTFITS
Telegraph Cga. Store ormshy Building. Carson stree
larson
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-30

Tin mines in Cornwall, England, have
been worked for three thousands years.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-30

| OLCOVICH
Brothers.,
SOUTH CiRSeE ST.. CARSON, NEVADA
HAVE JUST RECEIVED "a LARGE IN
Boots and Shoes,
Mems Shoes,
Ladies' Shoes,
Misses Shoes,
Childrcn's
shoes
IN ENDLESS VARIETY.
LARGEST AND FINEST STOCK
Eastern Hand-sewed Kid Button Beets
for Ladies, in the State,
At Lower Rates than Ever Before
Gents Hand-sewed Boots and Shoes
OF THE
BEST EASTERN MAKE.
Call and Exnmin. Before Purchasing
Elsewhere.
oLCOvICH BROS.
FALL AND WINTER CAMPAIGN
kOPPEL & PLATT
A Hr:oossrAsr1r RECEIVING NEW
Invoices OF Goods a. the
eoaHERoF cARsonAKD THIRD STREETS
Opposite the St. Charles Hotel
Now is the time to examine their stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS, |
Mems, Youths and Boys Clothing
OF all the latest and most approved sly les
Hats. Caps. Trunks, valises. Etc
CARSON CITY SAVINGS BANK
EANKERS AND BROKERS.
CARSON CITY. NEVADA
nInhlAN . PRESIDENT |
lACOb lem vice President \
MINING STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD !
ON COMMISSION.
E8Liberal Margins allowed Approved Stocks.Ea
ian Francisco Correspondent Homer s. King
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-30
TO THE PUBLIC

HAVING RENTED THE DUFFY. DAIRY
WILL SELL
Pure Fresh MILK
AND
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1881-12-30

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f3ssfs-1ss
Utah has 40, miles of railroads in
operation, '445O1 miles ia construction
and as much more projected. zoa2S2'1
The United States is happy, in the
possession Of $4,000 medical men, a
number far in excess of that of other
nations. sgs.
Our expectations for breadsiuffs for
the first eleven months Of this year falls
off nearly s47,ooo,ooO from last years
figures for the corresponding period.
There are three prominent phases Of
a woman's life all vislbIy connected !;
AS baby she's logged; as young
woman, she's Rugged as awife, she's
humbugged.
The citizens of Oakland are uneasy
about the number Of cases of smallpox
in that city and some fears are enter
tanned of an epidemic. A general puri-
fication of the city is talked of.
At Boston weddings the newest fea-
ture is to have the bride and bridegroom
stand during the ceremony in floral
grotto made of chrysanthemums, asters
lilies, passion flowers and smlax.
The New York SUMS opinion is that
Cabinet persons will be admitted to
seats on the floor of Congress "abeut
the time DR.. Loring succeeds in hoist
ing the pumpkin department up to the
dignity of Cabinet effice."
Barometic pressure has very sensi-
BILE influence on the discharge of water
from springs. Baldwin Latham has as
certained that whenever there is a cor
responding increase in the water flow
ing there is diminution in the flow.
The guagings of deep wells also confirm
these observations.
This is what happens when women
vote in Springfield, Mass. "a sud-
den change came over the scene as two
women entered. Profanity ceased,
loud talk was hushed, and as the fair
voters tiptoed across the tobacco-stained
floor, the crowd about the boxes
divided to give them room"
Two ladies presented themselves at
the door of masquerade ball, and
upon being asked by the committee
what characters they personated, they
replied that they were without any
special costume, whereupon the usher
hawled out, Two ladies without any
character!"
A San Washington special says: The
expenses of Guiteau's trial will be en-
ormous Tho costs of the prosecution,
not including witness fees, will amount
to nearly 500, 600, and the fees of wit
nesses on both sides, which the Gov
eminent pays for, will probably be
nearly as much more. Some of the ex-
perts have charged very high, though
the figures are not known.
The San Francisco Post says: alt
has been stated officially at the Board
of Health that 20, 900 Chinese, who ar
rived this year, are domiciled in China
town, in excess of it's former population.
Hence its sanitary condition is worse
than before. These were imported by
the Chinese labor companies to learn
trades and anticipate the operation of
the treaty."
The first through train from st.
Louis to San Francisco via the Iron
Mountain, Texas Pacific and Southern
Pacific, or what will be known as the
triple Pacific line, will leave st. Louis
on Monday morning at 8 o'clock. A
train will also leave via the Missouri
Pacific and Missouri, Kansas and Texas,
and connect with the above through
train at Fort Worth, Texas.
A disnatch from Tombstone Yesterday (
National Republican., 1881-08-11
VIRGINIA NEWS.

BY actual survey it has been ascer-
tanned that the city of Petersburg covers an area
of 100 acres,
Judge Wadill, of the Henrico County
court, Is quite Ill with malaral fever at his resi-
dence at White Plains.
The Yorktown Commission have made
an agreement with Mr.. Foster agent of the Clyde
line of steamers at Baltimore, TO build two new
wharves at Yorktown.
Postmasters have been commissioned
as follows: Otis NJ. Moores. Trees Point George
W. Frtts, Success, Warren County; and John A.
Chambers, Tangier, Accomac County.
Colonel Jordan's entire stock of goods
and store house, valued at $1,000, and the dwelling
OF Paul Ha skins colored, valued at 81 900 at New
bern, Pulaski County, were destroyed by fire on
Monday.
The total number of persons assessed
with capitation tax in 1880 was, white ls7, 1856
colored, llil93 The total amount of income
assessed in the State for 1880 was AGO In 1879 1t
was 1894 ,l49Si.
The Fredericksburg Guards, recently
organized, have elected the following COM
missioned officers: Colonel r. s. Chew captain;
Captain 3. S. Brooke first lieutenant and Captain
S. J, Quinn, second lieutenant.
The Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
bridge over swim creek GResteerfeld County, The
stone abutments are being prepared and iron ac-
cumulated on the ground, 80 that there VIII be no
delay,
Mr.. William Benton, prominent citi.
zen of Loudoun County, died last week, aged
ninety.three years. For six years, commencing
with 1878, he was the manager OF the estate OF
President Monroe, in that county, and left, very
much against the wishes OF the President, TO take
charge of farm which he had purchased for him
self MI. Benton was an Englishman by birth
National Republican., 1881-08-11
ALEXANDRIA NEWS.

The police have at last got their sal
AIRY increased five per cent,
The ferry steamer City of Washington
was withdrawn yesterday from the ferry route for
repairs
r. l.. Carne, esq, city superintendent
Of schools, left the city yesterday for short visit
to Frederick, Nd.
Mr.. John Hammond, grocer, is lying
dangerously Ill ut his residence on Cameron
street.
DR.. r. II, Stuart, of Wcstmoreland
County, is in the city on a visit to his brother
Judge G. t. Stuart.
Rev. William Dinwiddie, who has been
absent for some time in Chicago, has returned
home improved in health by his trip.
Police Headquarters, including the sta
ton house, are being greatly improved by coat
Of whitewash and general cleaning up.
The contract for building an arch across
the intersection of Pitt and Gibbon streets has been
awarded by the committee on streets TO MessIs.
Padgett u Brother for S70jlQ
1t is understood that an offer has been
made to remove the huge stack chimney OF the gas
works built In 1853, for sl75 The demolition work
will be let to contract In short time.
The house formerly occupied by Mr.. John
Swift on the Maryland shore opposite Jones Point,
was burned to the ground last evening. The flames
were distinctly visible from the wharves, but no
particulars could be obtained OF the fire.
The city school board will hold called
meeting this week TO consider proposal for the
purchase of the lot owned by the board at the
corner Of Cameron and Columbus streets, 100 by
100 feet, opposite Christ Church, for 81 900. Should
the purchase be effected the building association
will erect three houses upon the lot The board
paid 81 800 for the lot some six seven years ago.
The sloop Henry Newman, Captain
George Wood, while on her way down the river
yesterday morning from Washington ran on one
OF the piles of the old wharf at the outlet locks of
the canal and had hole stove in her side, from
which She soon filled and sank. These piles are
very dangerous, as they extend far out into the
river, and at high tide are entirely covered by
water
The receipts of wheat for the past few
days have been quite heavy and prices have ad-
vanced from three TO four cents since the close OF
last week. number of farmers In the neighbor-
hood have taken advantage Of the rise, and have
sent their wheat TO market, but majority are still
holding back, expecting further advance For
the past few days the receipts have averaged irom
National Republican., 1881-08-11
DOWN THE RIVER.
How Persons Can Enjoy Thesnaelyes OF
The Poi0mac-ExcurAtonu

A select Sunday afternoon excursion
win take place on the lith instant on the steamer
Excelsior TO QuRntico The boat leaves Seventh
street wharf at three p. m. returning to Washing
ton at nine o'clock, atIording two hours for bath
ing, dancing, &c.
The steamer Excelsior makes daily trips to
Quantlco, which is rapidly gaining favor as a
popular resort The boat is large and comfortable
being licensed to carry fifteen hundred passengers
and leaves her wharf every day, Sundays excepted
at $50 a. m. and $3.50 p. IN. Ample provisions are
made for refreshments at city prices.
The sail from here to the Capes by way Of
Fortress Monroe and Norfolk is very pleasant
one. The George Leary will make this trip, lcav.
ing her wharf on Saturday, the 18th instant at six
o'clock, returning OH Monday morning at six
o'clock. The tickets for the round trip only 50.
On Thursday, Friday, and Sunday Of this week
there will be additional inducements 10 visit
Lower Cedar Point, which has become one Of the
most fashionable resorts on the Lower Potomac.
The Jane Moseley one of the largest steamers on
the river, has been chartered 70 accompany the
John W. Thompson on her regular trips, leaving
the Sixth street wharf at halfpast eight a, IN.
and returning at ten o'clock. Parties taking this
trip have from four TO five hours at the Point for
saltwater bathing grabbing, fishing, sailing, &c.
Excellent accommodations for all will be found at
the Point and on the steamers.
The first moonlight excursion OF the officers of
the steamer w. W. CorcOTan will be given this
evening to Marshall Hall sChroeders first class
band has been engaged for the occasion. The
committee consists ofCaptGin Thomas Ross, John NJ.
Becker, Frank Fowler, Henry Ellis, and Engineer
James NJ. Gennond. As large party is expected
preparations have been made fol their comfort
and enjoyment
National Republican., 1881-08-11
MR.. RIGGS ILLNESS.
Mc Is snid 10 be Slightly Iniproved-A
Busy Life.

Mr.. George w. Riggs, whose serious
illness was noticed in yesterdays REPUBLICAN, is
said to be slightly better, II Is to be hoped that
his disease may not prove fatal, Mr.. Riggs was
born in 1915 He inherited wealth. and entered
the banking business in 1886 with his brother
Elisha and W. W. Corcoran. The firm was success
ful from the start. Their first enterprise was in
purchasing all the real estate In this city owned
by the Government, which they sold in after years
at a good advance. They aftcrward subscribed
for large part Of the first Mexican loan of
100000, with which the Government carried on
the war with Mexico This proved successful
venture, besides rendering assistance to the Gov
ernment at time when money was needed
When the second Mexican loan was put on the
market the Riggs brothers declined to become pur-
chasers, and Mr.. CorcOran took II on his own ac-
count Itturned out TO be q profitable investment
also. Mr.. Riggs then went into the banking busi-
ness for himself, under the name of George
W. Riggs Co., the bank being always
regarded as one Of the safest in the
country, Mr., Riggs, though never making much
display in that direction, has performed many
deeds Of charity. He has always been prominent
In every movement In which the city has been an
interested party lie one OF the leaders Of the
memoralsts who applied to Congress to invcsti-
| gate the affairs Of the Board Of Public Works in
1875 which investigation resulted in the abolition
of the office of Governor which was held by Alex
ander II. shepherd His disease was first dyspep'
| sia, turning two days ago into hemorThages from
the bowels, His wealth is estimated at sl,OOO,OOO
National Republican., 1881-08-11
AN ATTRACTIVE TOURNAMENT
For tho BENEFIT OF Carroll ChnpeI-The
Successful Knights.
IA. Il La.

"A touihuliicHb Wdo llciu ycstcTuity ulteT-
noon at Forrest Glen Station, near Carroll Chapel
upon the Metropolitan Branch of the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, which drew together large
attendance Of young people from the surrounding
country, swell as goody party from Washington.
The knights were all Unknown young gentle
men of Montgomery County, and the riding was
In good form and was highly enjoyed. The coro-
nation address was delivered by Hon. George W.
Peter, Of Rockville, and was full Of reference to
ancient chiyalry and the friendly tilts Of
modern times. Mr.. G. W. Kemp, Knight of
Cresson Lawn, took the greatest num-
Der of rings, and crowned Miss Birdie
Crandall Queen of Love and Beauty; Mr..
o. B. Clark, Knight of Avon, selected Miss NJ.
Stubbs as first maid of honor; Mr.. +. p. Clark,
knight of Carroll Chapel, took Miss Katie Boyle
as second maid of honor, and Mr.. F. Shugruc,
knight of Washington, chose Miss Nellie Nc
Auliiie as third maid OF honor. The proceeds of
the tournament are to go to the benefit OF Carroll
Chapel
National Republican., 1881-08-11
south American Mails.

The Post Office Department has directed
a dispatch of mails for Brazil, the Argentine Re-
public, Paraguay. and Uruguay by the steamer
Rossend Castle, which sails from New York on the
18th instant, and, touching at Baltimore, will sail
thence on the 18th for Rio dc Janeiro Mails will
also be made up at Baltimore for dispatch by this
vessel on the date of her sailing from that port.
This will be the first dispatch of mails by line
intended to alternate monthly with the steamers
of the Liverpool, Brazil and River Platte line,
which sail from New York on or about the 9Th of
ano pnn
National Republican., 1881-08-11
Raiien Gtenmhonia.

The steamer City of Washington, run
ming as a ferry boat between here and Alexandria,
was yesterday ordered TO the Alexandria ship-yard
for repairs by Supervising Inspector Meushaw, Of
this steamboat district, The boat is said to be
rotten and unsafe TO run any longer until repaired.
1t is said that the City OF Alexandria is in pretty
much the same condition, Both of these boats
were inspected by Meushaw, the same Inspector,
about month as2 end certificates given fora year
National Republican., 1881-08-11
Fine Piece OF PenMor,s.

There is on exhibition at the Govern
mcnt Printing ONCE resolution OF coincidence to
Mrs, Garfield, passed by the Columbia Typograph-
ical Union No. lOl Of this city. 1t occupies hand
gilt frame, about IS by "a inches, and Is most
beautiful in design and execution. 1t is the work
of Professor swank. and will be presented to Mr..
Garfield within a few days
National Republican., 1881-08-11
Sale of Postnge.Stanps.

The following comparative statement,
prepared in the Office of Third Assistant Postmas-
ter-Gcneral Hazen, shows the amounts realized
from sales of postage stamps at the five largest
post offices in the country during the months
of July, 1850 and 1881:
National Republican., 1881-08-11

TuE highest cash price paid for dresses and gents
ucraog, sos Ninth st., near PENNSYLVANIA ave.
National Republican., 1881-08-11
DISTRICT BREYITIEs.
The weather To-Day.

For The Middle atlantic States, including
he District Of Columbia, cooler fair ,peaaer, northeriy
reerino 10 edsterly fads stationery or iotc temped
tUre and higher pressure.
The thermometric readings yesterday were as
follows; a. M, $50; II a. M. 800; p. M, go; 7
p. M, $40; II ,. M, 80; maximum, 05o; mini
mum, 75o
National Republican., 1881-08-11
Prominent ArrI MnI..

Ebbm.-F. G. Prendle, U. S. N; II. G.
Watson, Philadelphia; T. G. Campbell. Cincinnati
Ohio; q. p. scarle Boston, Mass. NJ. p. Maus, U
vile, Tenn. Hon. Godove 8. Orth, Indiana; James
New York Hon. J. A. Leonard, Rochester, MINI
MetropOlitdn.-C. s. Pease, Albany, N.
W George d. Teller, Buffalo A. d. Pierce, Mon.
treal; II. C. Eagle, Texas; r. J. Sharpey, Harris
burg; Ed p. Lawton and Captain william Hen.
derson, South Caroline; J. E. Turney, Chicago
james 7. Barclay, New York; W. Z. Reppert,
Columbus, Ca. John X. Potts, Pennsylvania.
arlington. Lyman, Brooklyn
E. D. Webster, Buffalo; w. 7. Elwell, Ohio; Cen
eral Winston. Philadelphia; A. X. straker and
F. daskell, England; W. II. Allen, Cincinnati; s.
d. Crenshaw, Virginia.
81. James.-S. L. Hubbard, New York
A. c. Anderson, Philadelphia; T. J. Mott, Denver
Col; B. Marx, New York. d. Wesenfeld, Bati-
more; E. J. storenes, New York; i. W. Classon
Baltimore.
Riggs.-W. jerks, England; John FL
liott, W. II. Benton, and T. 8. Wood New York
Dorsey Gardner, New Jersey; p q. Bowman
Texas; Paul Bakewell ST. Louis; G. W. Gregory
Boston.
Inperidl-C. T. Shafer, New York !; ]
b. Pullman, Philadelphia; C. G. Murphy, Rich
mond; c. @. Clagett, Maryland; W. B. Watkins
West Virginia.
81. Marc.-F. B. Roberts, Atlanta; G.
Goslar, Samuel II. Binkham, +. H. Steele New
York M. II. Crump, Kentucky.
National Republican., 1881-08-11
"Aidcrncy Dairy wagons

Fresh Adcrncy butter churncd every morning
and delivered I'm l5lb Ward" prints. at 3Sc per ID
Also cottage cheese nc. per bnll bultermilk SC per
quart, nnd sweet milk, &C. per quart.
National Republican., 1881-08-11
Iron Biiicrr.

etorher FIiccn!h s'Teet aud Now IoI,k avehnc con.
tinues to receive valuablcs Of all descriptions for
safe keeping at verv low rates
National Republican., 1881-08-11

You can publish three-line advertise
ment Of want, rent for salc lost three times for
twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN,.
National Republican., 1881-08-11
Specia[ Nofices.

~ tween Twslfh, and, Thirtesnih streets
Soa oIh cssey Tssh set C% one
without pain. and the teeth preserved. ausst
tA 0iiiANNS PANY. PANs iNSoNAN0S 0oA'
Is Ts Ms Cs. cSSSy Sg s q s S cs
save money by lnsurnS rim; q gd1.oT home;
ma M4TTHEW TT SysdI e EsE6y sANI T9%kERR
VASE b %5jti5AMs WffiiSs }ASEs TGSSSs5S 55SJffiSa.
puRqE, vice President d. i. MoRsEIL, Secretary
o6esscond National sfpfSIfE Bank Building. seventh
street northwest au56m
eIe THE ARLIMeToN FIRE INSURANCE
klS COMPANY
- for the District OF Columbia. -
Waiter 4 Cox, president VIM King viceprcsideS dent
G. y. Maury, treasurer Frank II. Rawlings. sec'y
,oalce-lSoS Pennsylvania avenue, north Of United
n%" WASHINGTON. DC, ~ ~ SOC,
Icauton all persons not to sell or buy or fill any OF
my bottles marked az herein described MS / will en-
force the law against all such persons Pint Lager
marked Sp one sSs A. gs ana sOPgf' Isl s. : w.
sS os pig, sSa 4 PGS %HTssd ss q
others wassIsGa Pen EsaHsG msssTs Aes%s' R
' N. n BRIDwELI.
Jeis4m 35l M street southwest.
e,Sys EsTA BLIsHED 1s63-a. O. c. sTMMs,
s-S Pharmacist. cor FopTteenth &. and New
York ave, washington, d. Q. Prescriptions aspe
cisy Orders by mail Will receive prompt attention
n1gs HOME MANUFACTURE.
TRUNKS.
The largest assortment in the city OF Ladies' Dress
s0ls sSs keseeF sn zeg Ens PSSkps pSS TMSN Rs
n. .er nj fha oid
'''''''''"'' . JAMES 8. TorHAM
No. 42S Seventh street northwest
Joining Odd.Fellowa' Han.
TO oRDER.Eyery style of TRUNKS made to
1, and Harness Rsgs,Ted
eSJ@ DR. s. ]. cocKERILLE,
w9S DENTIST
mys-1y 72i Fifteenth street
eVys WE WILL CLEAN CARPETS BETTER
k9S AND CHEAPER
than any other concern In Washington.
No whipping to wear or tear your carpets
A. II. CHACE q BRO,
Fine Upholsterers and Steam Carpet Cleaners
ap27-6m GIG Louisiana avenue.
e15ya II. o. CANDEE, NJ. o., " d.. OF NEW
80 York. vitapa,hy or Vital Cure For al, dis
hS ags HsS eISf
paoa sns Disease 6snce
ua All Tumors Malaria or blood Diseases, Of what
system: Deafness Suffering, and siammerng cured.
Consultation free to ali. Onice and residence 90
New York avenue fel8ms
n15ye PRESCRIPTIONS PREPARED ACCu.
LIN'S Drug Store, Masonic Temple. corner Of Ninth
and = streets northwest.
n.y.. THE LARGEsr ASSORTMENT OF TOT.
~ let Articles for ladies and all the popular med.
lcines on sale at coUoHI1N's Temple brag store.
s55y. IF YoU ARE SUFFERING FROM NEU.
s Fp anS psve So
Sold only at CoUGHLlN,s, Masonic Temple. no@
n(S9yo HOMEOPATHICMEDICI OFEVERY
B9S kind, Humphreys Specifics, Extract Witch
Hazel Imperial Granum, and other food for Infants
at COUGHLINS. sel3
National Republican., 1881-08-11

Brown CHEMICAL COMPANY. Baltimore. Md.
wiIhou's Fever aud Aguc Tonic
National Republican., 1881-08-11

IEoN BrrTERs are highly recommended for al
Diseases requiring certain and eGctent ionic es-
pccoay Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Intermittent Feuers
Hdnt Of Appciie, Loss ~ Strength, Lack Of Energy
DC Erichc, NE blood, sircio,hens he muscles, and
gives nelu tVt 10 ne nerves They act Hc charm on
ne diges,iye organs, rcmorng all dypepiic symptoms
such as tasting ae food be'chng, heat in me stomach
heartburn, &c The only Iron PREPARATION that Tin
NOT Hacken he teeth or oire headache Write for he
b Book, 80 pages, amusing and use1h reading, sent
National Republican., 1881-08-11

Turkish. Russian. and Sulphur Baths o03
street Only frst-class bath In the city
National Republican., 1881-08-11
Tho Cold VYnYc.

The Cold Wave.
Put away your little ulster,
For the Manitoba wave
Only made very duh stir
With the cooling breeze II gave
Philadelphia BuiiethL
Say not so; for Mr.. Vennor,
Prophet from the land of Lorne,
Says that snow is coming hlther;
Lay your ulster not In pawn.
--NeiU York Commercial advertiser.
National Republican., 1881-08-11
LOCAL MENTION.
Dr. novee's Turp,,.h Rn,l,.
Tho Sl,c,,d Ratb..

Only Turkish bath in the city 500 st., near Ju.
dielaTY So. Best shamnOner this side OF Now York.
National Republican., 1881-08-11

The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN COMPANY
has supplied its job department with complete
invoice of the newest styles Of type and printing
material. and is prepared to execute jobwork in
all its varied branches in manner equal to any
printing establishment in the country. Legal pa
pers, pamphlets, briefs, records, reports, &c. exc
cuted with promptness and careful supervision.
National Republican., 1881-08-11

Tbr Chs aud Fcrer aud al Diseases caused BY niaid.
rio! poisoning Of The blood 4 'Odrrdncd cuc. Price
81. For cole By oil druggists This
National Republican., 1881-08-11

b Book, S2paocs, amusing and usetl reading, sen