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National Republican., 1881-06-30
Boat Race mt baltimore To-Day,

The race between LHirondelles and
Undines, of Baltimore, which has been locked
forward to with much interest by our boating
men, will take place this afternoon on the Pa
tapsco course a distance OF three miles and
turn. The UndineS will have the same crew which
has won them SO many races. and LHrondelleS
will be strengthened by the addition of Gibson,
stroke oar from the University of Virginia. Dele
cations from all our boat clubs will probably go to
WitleSs the race.
National Republican., 1881-06-30
The nistrict CommIssEonersI,ip.

1t is understood that the President will
settle definitely before he leaves the city Satur
day whether any changes are to be made in the
District Commission. There is q question whether
there shall be any changes made, and then, if a
change is to be made, whether there will be two
removals or one. There is a strong pressure
brought to bear in behalf of a number of prou1i-
nent gentlemen, and it seems very likely that the
President will decide to make one appointment at
National Republican., 1881-06-30
An Appeal for - EsutI'' ESsIcsiOn.
tie E-ditnr of TuL RNI,LrI.I IC.,

Among the many who suffered by the
late storm was one. at least, who can lily afford
1.-THE more particularly as his work is one of
pure charity. Bud Egglcston's tent on Capitol
Hill blown over, the walls torn to ribbons. the
lamps and chimneys broken to pieces, and the or
gai, destroyed. Mr. EggleSton is 4 poor mana
day labores-and cannot afford the loss Ifhe has
to pay it biz will have to take It from his family.
What Christian or body of Christians will meet
this bill, and thus help their cause? D..
National Republican., 1881-06-30
Shall the Peauu.-.1cn Go:

Some time ago, by order Of the COM
missoners, the peanutstands on the street corners
and along the streets were ordered to be removed.
This order was carried out. Recently the propriC
tors who have been out of business have been
quietly erecting thcirstands and going on as usual
1t seems that there is test case pending to the
legality of the order, and in the meanwhile the
peanut venders have established themselves. q
National Republican., 1881-06-30
Howsox's e-cream, s1.25 gallon. See adv.
Am I the Wan?

The names OF Edward y. Cooper and Matthew
Gelson, two Of the poor but honest pressmen OF the
the city of churches. III consequence of their hav-
ing become the happy owners of s. 900 by invest
ing 81 in letter sent tn VI. A. Dauphin, New Or
leans La, for half of ticket No 50 416 i'll the May
distribution Of the Louisiana State lottery.
National Republican., 1881-06-30
1.-THE REPUBLICAN, COMET.
What Il KNOWN AbOat It by the Scientists
and What They Don't Know.

The astronomersat the observatory are
studying thecomet but PrsfesSer Harkness sayst
nothing new has been learned from this comet.
He has made model, showing the relative posi-
tions of the earth, the comet the sun, and the
orbits of the earth and the comet
1t is now approaching its perihelon,
and will then go south. 1t will
probably remain visible for some time yet, but the
exact time when it will reach the vanishing point
is no. known. Professor HarkneSs has taken OBJ
servations with the spectroscope, and has found
only the ordinary comet spectrum-a bright con-
tinueus spectrum, with two diffuse Or
Il-Gefined bands. 1t is now in round
numbers about thirty million miles away from the
earth. Mr.. Winslow Upton, of the Signal Service,
observed the comet the 2Sd, 2th, Goth, and 9th
of June, and he has obtained approximately the
elements of the comets orbit which agree nearly
with those of the comet of 1907 to establish the
fact already suspected that the two comets are
identical. de thinks that
THE COMET Is THE SAME
as the one discovered in the southern hemisphere
June L. Mr.. Upton's computation of the elements
are as follows, the elements of the comet of 1907
being given:
1881. 1907.
Time OF per.helion passage. July II Sept. IS
500 63o
Longitude OF noee 2ll.lo 26IO
Longitude of perihelon ..............- 2937o 272o
Logarithrl of the perihelion distance 800 $50
Professor Hall thinks that the American who Is
entitled to the honor of being called the first 6is
c0yerer Ofthe comet is G. w. Simmons r of Boston:
Sin dispatch which received from him yester-
day. dated at New Orleans, June &C. he said that on
the night of June 10 he camped at Moreles
Mexico, thirty miles from Eagle Pass, west of the
Rio Grande, about latitude 29o, and that he OBJ
served comet about four a. m. on the m6rning OF
June 20. lie called his companions attention to
it. He has written me further particulars"
National Republican., 1881-06-30
A TRUE TONIC.

IRON BIrTERs are highly recommended for all
Diseases requiring certain and efficient tonic, es-
peciaGy Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Intermittent Ferers,
Want of appetite, Loss Of Strength, Lack Of Energy,
dc. Eariche8 the Uood, strengthens the muscles, and
gires ne,0 life to the neTres 7ncy act like charm on
the digestive organs, rtaorg az dyspeptic symptoms,
such tasting The food, 5elcg, heat in he stomach,
heartburn, &c. The only Iron Preparation that rstg
not baakel tie teeth gtre headache. HT1se for the 4
BooE 50 pages, aniusilg aud usefA rcaiiRg, sent
free.
Brown CHEMICAL COMPANY, Baltimore, Md.
WIIhOft's Fever and AEue Tonic
For Czs and Ftre7 and al Diseases caused By r.aa-
rial poisoning Of The blood. 4 warranted cure Price,
81. For sale By all druggists. TTh&S
The 'Ten-Minute" Cigarettes,
All Tobacco, Havana Filters, are the best. No paper.
THE great auction sale of Clothing will com.
mence again at the Famous" 400 Seventh street
National Republican., 1881-06-30

Fresh Aldernev bntter churned every morning,
and delivered in klb Ward" prints At Soc per 10.
Also cottage cheese Sc per ball; bHtermilk, &C. per
quart anu sweet milk, sc. per quart
National Republican., 1881-06-30

Barker. J. w Stoves, iOl seventh street southwest.
City Hall. west wing.
Ferguson, K. E. Drug Store, Second street and Penn
Sylvanla aycuae southeast.
Fickn, c. H.. Drug store, 1850 Thirty-seCOnd street.
Tfelphenstilg, 2. X, Drug Store, Ehbitt House
HelphenStiHe. 1. H. Drug store, 80 Seventh street
S0uthveS..
Kcss :. W. Drug Store 2oe0 Seventh street, corner
KfIman. Wni. H, Grocer. cor. Fourth and streets
northwest,
Lewis, ). L. Drug store. corner Fourteenth and
streets
1Iurield * Co. Goal Office. - Fourteenth street
Moore. charles E. Drug store, corner Pennsylvania
avenue aud SeV enteeIith street northwest
National Capital Telephone Company, 1885 street.
National Republican Business Office, PENNSYLVANIA
avenue, near Thirteenth street.
Nou-se, &. H. & Co., Drug store corner Ninth and
streets.
Premtiss G a. Drug Store, corner Seventh and ss.
Iseinlein. Paul Drug Store, corner Ninth and SeS
Scala, W. F, Drug Store, sol East Capitol street.
Smrs, G. O. C., Drug Store, corner Fourteenth street
and New York avenue northwest.
Smith a. r.. Coal and Wood, Gil New York avenue
northwest.
Thompson ". s. Drag Store Fifteenth street oppo-
site Treasury Building.
WanStail John & Son Stables SIS and Sl1 Nineteenth
street.
Winner. Charles A.. Printer, corner Thirteenth and
zuE. J. T. GOsi and Wood, s27 Rhode Island avenue
northwest
National Republican., 1881-06-30
Iron Bitters.

THE highest cash price paid for dresses and gents
clothing, watches, jewelry, etc. Call or address
HerZog, 5C8 Ninth St., near Pennsylvania ave.
National Republican., 1881-06-30
Tho Distri.t Commissioner,
To the Editor of THE REPUBLICAN:

10 tHe EullOr OF 1HE REPUBLICAN:
Will you please answer through your
valuable paper these questions: When does the
President appoint the new Commissioners of the
District? Fer how long Il time are they ap-
pointed? Does the time of all the Commissioners
expire at the same date? What salary do they
receive? A CITIZEN.
lFirst-The first vacancy, which is Mr.. Dents,
will occur June 50, 1882, and Major Morgan's COM
mission will not expire until November %, 1882.
Second-FOr three years.
Third->So
Fourth-Five thousand dollars per annum-
FDITOP OF y ATIOSAL RFpI-RITCAS1
National Republican., 1881-06-30
Dosif CoInpaay,

a., Esi;isv. J,.ps at tan O'Clock g. m and seven p.
"a and win be ct5aiinaed but short time R9Ser
GfeaE bargains may be expected IN summer aao
winter cl0thiilg.
National Republican., 1881-06-30

The NatzonaH Ss<fe-De9osif ComPaa5.
corner Fifseenth street and New York avenue, Con-
tinues to receive yalusbles Of ali deSerPaouS foi
safe keeping at very low rates.
National Republican., 1881-06-30
DISTRICT BREvITIEs.
The Weather Ea.0ar,

For the Middle Atlantic States, Including
the District Of Columbia, fair areQther stationery or
Isssr temperature, aUindS mostly nortt,Gerly, higher
barometer.
The thermometer yesterday registered as follows:
q. m, 500; IL H. 90; p. m, $50; p M, 100;
p. m, 7So; II p m, TO; maximum 1882; mini
r,,rr,,
National Republican., 1881-06-30
ARRIVAL OF PASSENGER TRAINS.
CaRREcrED TO MAY 3, 1854.
baltimore and Potomac Depot, corner
Sixth and Z strcef5.
fDaily except Sunday.
BaIiinaere and Ohio Depot, corner New
Jar~ey ayeuue and G street
I EVENING

r. EN- MI
Bait. Annapolis and
way statjons...-........ l:5O
tCin. and 81. LOIliS--.-- 2:O0
baltimore and way 3:OO
Baltimore and way I'D
y. Y. and Phila- ex... 4:25
Bait. and Laurel eX- = 5:lO
Piedmont, ,Fred'k, ,Ha-
serstown, Point OF
Rocks and way. 5:lO
fBalt., Annap. x way 6:1
Staunt'n & Valley ex- 10
fBalt. and way stains I:oo
TBali. Laurel and Hy-
attSville eX-..-----.--.-.- S:Oo
iChIcaso, Columbus
and PittSburS ex-..- S:So
Sunday only. Other trains
National Republican., 1881-06-30

DR.. so.ee's Turkish Bath.

Turkish, Russian, and Sulphur Baths. G03
street. Only firSt-class bath in the city.
National Republican., 1881-06-30

Only Turkish bath in the city, 509 st.. ncc- Ju-
dietary So. Best shampooer this side of New York.
National Republican., 1881-06-30
CLYDES
new EXPRESS STEAM PACKET LINE

PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, AND
WASHINGTON.
Leave PHILADELPHIA every saturday. NJ NJ
Arrive in WASHINGTON every Monday y-..-.-..y - m
Leave WASHINGTON every Monday.-----.----5 p. IL
Arrive in PHILADELPHIA every Thursday --6 - nj.
Through and prompt connection with New York,
Bills Laden given. Freight received and delivered
daily until p. W. p. CLYDE < Co,
J. II. JOHNSON & Co. Gen Managers
Agents I2Ih and 18Th II ST. WharYees s. W. Ie1s F
st. n. w, Washington, D. c. m2l4-Iy
National Republican., 1881-06-30
MORNING.

MORNING.
my, ,Phila. and Bait
ex.......................... 2:10
fPhila., Bali. and way 6:S3
iPiltsb'S. Columbus.
Gin. and st. Louis. ESQ
tPhila- and N. Y. eX- 7:a5
Bait. and way stat MS so
Fred'k, Point of Rocks
and way stations. So
Bait. and Annap. ex... $50
Mar.insburg and Ha-
gerStOwn &C. MET.
branch .....--........ S:i0
tBali. and way stat MS
(Annap. on Sundy) lO:sD
TB2lt. eX ---.----.--.-.------lu.;5O
Bait. and Laurel eN--ll:3O
Trains marked { daily.
daily except Sunday.
National Republican., 1881-06-30
New Summer Arrangement.
IHt -NtW ana EIeSanI Steamer
W. w CORCORAN
CAPTAIN l.. L. BLAKE.

WIZ make daily trips SUNDAYS eNeeptedl to all
points on the Potomac River rs far down As tiiynont
Eare round trip 25cents. to all points except Mount
vernon. Boat leaves wharf, foot Of Seventh street
III ten =. H. and returns about $50 p. N, On
SATURDAYS
the CorcOr9n will make two trips boat leaving wharf
Al zen a M and six D. M respectively, thus allowing
passengers 10 stop over at any point un the return
second Trip. reaching WashnStOu about ssSl D. n
making II desirable for PiCnics and Fishing Parties
Families wishing 10 enjoy ride on Tie Potomac
during the warm summer months will find il to their
advantage 10 take the safe and commOdious steamer
Corcoran. where every accommodation and facility
VIII be Afforded for comfort and pleasure.
SUNDAY TRIPS
will be made TO Marshall Hall Snd Indian Head evelT
SUNDAY AFTERNOON. boat feRyins wharf at
three p m, returning about 5ghs p. N. gaTe, round
Tip, % cents. icLtf
National Republican., 1881-06-30

Grand Excursion to LOWER CEDAR POINT and
RLACKISTON ISLAND, on steamer AErOWSiaith,
JULY 4, 1881,
under the management OF MesSrs. EhipPle and Shat
tuck Four hours at the Point, where fine baRJt Is
stationed. Good fishing, Re grabbing splendid bath
ing \ beautiful Pavilion, "a by 81 3eet and sixty prF
yte Bath Houses have been erected, and no money
or pains have been spared to make th4s the long
needed resort. All who desire 20 spend q5le4 Gay
should be on hand. No improper persons aSowed on
the boat or 1T The Point The beat VIII leave Seventh
10 D. M Meals soc. Tickets, Soc For sale by c. IL
NOURSE & co. Druggists corner Ninth and
.trs ond a. tf,a hoat
National Republican., 1881-06-30
GRAND FAMILY EXCURSION,

Under the auspices of the Potomac Steamboat Com
pany, to Marshall Hall ON July 4, 1881.
The comfortable and convenient palace steamer
EXCELSIOR, licensed toCarry ,5Do people, viii mae
two trips from SeFeRth-street wharf at $50 and
at 80 D. IN. sharp Strict order positively enforce&
No improper characters allowed Tickets, 50 centSI
children, $ cents: sold only at the wharf je2S5t
National Republican., 1881-06-30
STEAMER EXCELSIOR. THURSDAY, JUNH

30. excursion and picnic to Quantico and GIymoHt
Boat leaves on morning trip at $50 a. m; evening
trip at D. m. Fare for the round trip 50 cents in
Guiding cup of tea coffee and saucer OF ice cream
Children. IS cents. Exhibition Of the Life Dress BY
DIR. e. p. Rowland, aad lady will also go into ts
water with the Life Dress The e!hcers and crew
Of Ehe E.eamsr waf 80 through the Ore and toet STL
showing their efficiency IN case of hre or cryof bAa
overheard >" Those stopping at GlymOnt on tha
morning trip return on the evening boat Refresh
ments on steamer and at GIymOBt. The bars viii ba
Closed Excursion under the direction of Dr.. How
land assisted by members of the Potomac Fruis
CsrnJyers' Ass0ciation jessie
National Republican., 1881-06-30

DAILY EXCLUSION OF STEAMER ARROW
- smith TO Lower Cedar Point and BaCkisIOn dur
ing JUNE July, and AUGUST. Leave seventh
returning at $50 p. Fare. round trip, 0.: Sunday,
81: meals, 5Dc each. Leave sunday at a. NJ SPe-
Ie2l
National Republican., 1881-06-30
Praminens ArrfxaIs.

Ebifbt.-G. L. UpShur, san Francisco; J. S. Law
renee Savannah, Ga. c. W. CoykinGale, Danville,
Va; ]. D. Stevenson, L. S. A; Hon. H. L. Morey,
Ohio: f. U. Ellis New York; J. r. Fill and A. Par
dee jr, Philadelphia: S. Al. Brecknridge. ST. Louis;
C. McGregor. U. S. N; William H. Swift, Whining
ton, DEL; Ciifton Conley New York; D. P. Osborn,
Brooklyn.
st. James.-ThomaS D. Stetsop. New York J. T.
BreScco, Annapolis Md: George Is. Selden. Roches-
ter, n. "; NJ Humphreys, PittsbuTg, Pa: PeytOn s.
Coles. Virginia; Jacob Straus Cincinnati: Charles P
Young, ]. II. Maddox, Samuel Smith, Nev York;
Lieutenant T. J. Herman, Philadelphia.
Rsggs.-T. Davis, Boston: Earnest GroeSbeck and
i. Sicllel, New York; ]. D. Adams, Little Rock,
Ark; J. NJ. Heating. Memphis; I. p. McCutcheon
and ]. b. Cotton, Philadelphia; II. Hickey. Illinois;
A. W. Collins, Oakland, Cal: ]. c. Reid, tSew Hamp-
shre W. A. kimball, +. 3. & NJ. S.
HIe.rOpOIifaD.-H. Schae1er, Cincinnati; ]. c.
Anderson Chicago; Rev. ]. r. Thompson, Olympia,
W. t. r. r. Roberts, Baltimore; w. \. Phillips, Sa
lima. Kans.; William y. Winter. N ": ]. w. Jones,
Harrisburg: S. Franke New York; c. N. Campbell,
Pennsylvania.
ST. Marc.-M. III. JohnstOne. itimore; L. r.
Hodges, Maryland; r. w. Lambert, New York;
Char IS NJ. Rice, Cincinnati: W. L. Ahrens, New
Haven; Charles DeitsCl, William II. Beaumont, New
York.
ArIlnEtOn.-R. HARRISON, ST. Louis; W. w.
Baldwin, Il. +. Stowe. and ]. Z. Townsend New
York; II. NJ. Latheridge and James H.Wagner, Ohio.
ImPeriaI.-J. II. McPike, st. Louis; J. A. Dam
bury, New York.
You can publish three-line advertise
mcnt of want, rent for sale, lost three times for
twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN.
National Republican., 1881-06-30

THE great auction sale of Clothing will com,
mence again at the Famous" 400 Seventh street |
National Republican., 1881-06-30

GO AND SEE THE FINEST SCENERY IN THE
WORLD.
The Washington Excursion Company VIII give
Grand Excursion 10
OCCOQUAN FALLS, JULY TIL z FOURTH,
by steamer Mary Washington. Leave Seventh street
wharf NJ o. m. returning at p Tickets, 80 cts;
children, 25 cents. Dancing going and returning.
ic295t l. $ RANDALL, Manager.
National Republican., 1881-06-30
yvIIhof.'s Fever and Ague Tonic

The ''Ten-Minute Cigarettes,
All Tobacco, Havana Filters, are the best Nopape
National Republican., 1881-06-30

You can publish three-line advertise
ment of want, rent for sale, lost three times for
twenty-five cents in THE REPUBLICAN.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-12
toipred odd Fellows Parade.

On last Saturday, Pride of 1bcrville
Lodge, No. 1864, G. L. o. ofO. f., reach
cd Baton Rouge, headed bya brass baud
composed Of eolored men from Donald
sonyile. They were received by their
brethren Of Mispah Lodge. Of this cisy,
who were celebrating their anniversary.
At about II III. the two Lodges were
formed and proceeded toy their band, the
members becomingiy dressed in black
and in full regalia, flags and banners
flying, marched in procession through
our principal streets, presenting quite
IN imposing spectacle. Later on, Mrs.
G. Curry, in behalf Of the Mizpah Aux
iliary Association of Baton Rouge, pre-
scented handsome banner to the
mother Lodge which was received by p.
n +, Chas. Marlborough, OF the lberville
Lodge in appropriate terms. The parade
was followed by banquet and ball,
The coiorcd Odd Fellows of our city
showed themselves good masters of
ceremonies their celebration being very
creditabe in every respect.
Mizpah Lodge, No, 2045, &. L. o, OF
o, f., of this city was organized March
9th lSS0, from among the best element
of our colored population. The follow
ing are the officers elected to serve fol
the ensuing quarter ending June 9TH
ISL: l.. ) to V. &. Charles Morris
II. y. to V. G. Joshua Scott L. s. to
n. G.. David Vauhdorpooi X. S. to n
G. Hampton James j, G. Eugene An.
drews w. Mike Winfield: L. 5. vii.
liam Hendricks W. Z. Edward Plum.
kctt: 2. :. A. II, Colwell; VIC. Rich.
ard Huggins; N. G. Alfred Turner p
n. &. Joseph jennings n. T., b, V,
Baranco J, n. F., Carter Curry.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-12
ynarritd,

UMBEHAGENaLOUDEN-At the residence
Of the brides father on the 81 inst, BY the Rev
A. " Young, Mr.. OLIVER &. tMpBHAcgS TO Miss
MART j. LotpEy, both Of this parish
For the substantial recognition extern
ded the CAplroftAS, By the happy cot
pie, we return many thanks, and wish
then ever SO much happiness, III path
way paved with constantly increasing
property.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-12

ID by The My.sie Krevs ofConus, whose
set.stte ssblo~ux reached we'll nigh nntc
| pcrtss~sn.
It msy well be said this time that the
throng Of ashu.sesss who had come
from every part Of tho Union, were well
repaid by what they saw for tho To-
tigue and expenses incurred in attend
ing the carnival
- With the completion Of tho projected
! railroads to North Louisiana aud their
connections with those leading to tho
| Pacific and to Mexico, the day Is near
| Mt hand when New Orleans will attract
to her carnival festivities, visitors from
every portion of tho American continent.
At the Rex Ball, we again encounter
cd the surging mass Of pleasure seekers,
hundreds of whom undaunted, waltzed
around the spacious Exposition Hall, to
the accents of the splendid band Of the
list New York Regiment,
Baton Rouge was largely represented
everywhere and orr friends Of the Cres-
cent City should willingly give the in
habitants of their capital city, due credit
for swelling by round hundreds the mass
Of visitors.
On the two days following Mardi Gras
the Press Association was again IN ses-
sion aud while it adopted measures
looking to tho advancement Of its inter
ests, resolutions were passed having in
view the extension of Geographic and
mail facilities throughout the State.
The permanently Of the Association is
now an assured fact and from this union
Of newspapers there will surely come
about movements that must result iii
developing the resources ofthc State, the
encouragement of literature and the dis
semination of knowledge and education.
Weary Of the crowd that followed one
to- the theatres, the restaurants, the So
looms and stores, we sought rest BY en-
barking on the steamer White, on Thurs
day evening, from whence. after being
accommodated to cot during the night,
we landed at daylight on Friday, at OH
quiet landing, on reaching which we at
last began to breathe freely, swearing
almost that we would hardly ever again,
at least till we had taken n good long
rest, 90 to New Orleans in search oil
pleasure during the Carnival.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-12
toFFiCiAt.l
PROCEEDINGS OF CITY COUNCIL.

MAYORS OFFICE CITY OF BATON ROUGE,
Monday, March,, ISL.
Regular meeting Of City Council.
Presentation. L. Jastremski, Mayor ;
and K. j. McCabe--Couucilman.
There being DO quorum the meeting
was adjourned until Thursday 10th inst,
at 4 o'clock, p. N. sflNE
L. JAsTREMSKI, Mayor.
Gro. HENDERSON. Secretary.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-12

We take especial pleasure in noting
the arrival of that popular ex-Baton
Rougean, Philip II, Mentz, Esq, who,
besides winning the golden opinion and
esteem Of the people Of Morgan City,
among whom he resides, has further en-.
doared himself to them, by wedding one
of the most accomplished yonng ladies
ofthat vicinity. We feel certain that
host here will join the CAproLiAN in
wishing our friend Philip and his lovely
bride any amount Of bliss and worldly
goods. tf8#
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-12

New iberia Sugar Bowl: A very seri-
ons accident happened Mt halfpast .
o'clock Tuesday night, at the depot in
this place, to Mr.. A, II. Brown, of
Jeancrette. While standing oh one Of
the Hat cars on the side track of the
Morgan road--in wait for the down train
to take him to his home the freight train
was backed against the car on which he
was standing, for thcpurpose ofcoupllng
it on. With the jar that followed, Mr..
Brown lost his balance and fell, with his
arms lying across the track. The wheels
passed over both arms, crushing them 50
horribly, just below the elbows. that
amputaiion proved necessary to save the
g,utleman's life. The railroad author.
tiles promptly summoned Dr.. IT,. Wolf
and had the unfortunate man conveyed
toa hotel Mr.. Brown is quite an elderly
gentleman and is highly respected in his
community.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-12

PERRY Houston County, Ga, JAN 2S, tssO.
In the gear 1918, there We're Two negro pris.
eners confined Ia the jail Of this county, who
we're very badly afflicted with that loathsomc
disease Syphilis III my official capacity as
Uidii airy. eiHpo'ed Capt. Z. L Swift then a
resident of this place, to cure them. under q
contract, mo cure no pay" He administered
to them bis celebrated Sypbitic Specific ard
In few weeks felt bound under my contract
to pay hin out Of the county treasury, rs be
had effected complete and racieal cure.
III Testimony heieunto set my Off
SEAL Cial signature and seal,
A. s. GILES,
Ordinary Houston County. Georgia.
CHATTANOOGA. TENT February, H. 1870.
We take pleasure in saying that the s. s. 5. Ia
giving good satisfaction We have had excel
lent results from number OF cases. one gen.
teman who had been confined to his bed si1
,cscks witt, SyPhitic Rheumatism has been
cured entirely aud speaks IN the highest praise
Ell IT, II also acts a. well III primary rs In
secondary and tertiary cases,
CHILES & JERRY
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY. Propri.
etors Atlanta Ga.
Sold by W. T. CLUVERITS.
Cali for copy Of young Mems Friend
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-12

SEQ notice of stolen mule Ia another
column.
Louisiana capitolian. (Baton Rouge, La.) 1879-1881, 1881-03-12

We never end out how good q man Ia
until he dies nor how bad no ~ until he
GOES inss politics.