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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-11-17
Ten ThGusa. d Letter

Senator Edmunds is to write magazine
paper on the political aspect of the MoImon
question,
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-11-17
lrtics, DR.. Pierce's

Unlike other cathartics, DIR. Pierce's
"Pellet's" do not render the bowels costive
after operation, but, on the contrary, estab.
lish permanently healthy action. Being
entirely vegetable no particular care Is re-
quired while using them. By druggists.
VII A meTT TIC. Catalogue free. Address, Standard
w - MI LID American Watch Co pit,shurSh.Ta
NTTNG Revoivers Catalogue free Address
ASTHMA CURED BY
ADluMh GERMAN ASTHMA CURE.
No waiting for results Its action Immediate direct and
certain Price so cts and g. Of druggists or BY mail Trial
package the skeptca tree for stamp DR..
X Schiffmann, g. Paul, Mimi.
fn ililn AGi Is MALL COUNTY. ID. f.
fU.OOO Wheat Lands for sale by the Red
River LAND COMPANY, Minnea polls. LAND
Hunters Tickets over Manitoba Railroad. hrAneh
vocos ct EArEo. Tovux CITY and HaSA
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-11-17

Don't Die in the House.
Ask druggists for "Rough on Rats" 1t clears
out rats, mice, bed-bugs, reaches, vermin, flies,
ants, insects 15c per box.
'sFemale complaints" are the result of i'm
pure blood Use '.Dr. Lindsey Blood Search
err Su1e cure
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-11-17
sRuchunajha''
Don't Die in the Hnus

New, quick, complete cure days. urinary af
fechons, smarting, frequent or difficult urina
ton, kidney diseases. 81. druggists Preps1
by Exp,. S125 E. s. Wells. Jersey CITY. n Y
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-11-17

One of the Reasonable Pleasurs
or life, properly cooked meal, affords little
or no present enjoyment, and much subsequent
torture to onfrmed dyspeptia. But when
chronic indiges ION is c.,mbattal with Hostel
ters Stomach b tiers, the food is eaten with rel
ish, and most important OF al is mIsted by
md nur;snes the system. Use tits Grand tonic
and corrective also to remedy oon patton, bill
iousnsss, rheumatism, fever and ague.
For sale by all drug lists and dealers gener-
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-11-17

Ten INDuSa' q LPLtfTS.
Between eignt and ten thousand letters have
been received by the proprietor of the White
Wine of Tar Syrup, from parties claiming tc
have been cured of consumption by its use
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1881-11-17

Are you mad, girl?" she cried horse1y.
The woman is past all rescue now-you
will only imperill your life!"
But Cissy snatched her arm away.
She was good to mel" she cried. She
never spoke a cross word to me. And ]
loved her! She shall not perish in the
flames if can help i'll"
DOLL" muttered the other, as Cissy dis.
AIRED, seeming almost to rush into the
gaping jaws of the flames.
We are sorry for poor Mrs. Pinkard
@. said Montague, who in his red velvet
age doublet and white silk tights, stooc
shivering in the old blanket which did dat,
for an overcoat, "but it don't follow thai
we are to risk our ives!"
When it can do no good" hysterically
sobbed Mrs. Terrini. ooh, dear, oh dear
do you suppose death by fire is very pain.
full. Mr.. Montague?"
at that very moment, however, Cissy
rushed out her flowing black hair ali
singed away, her dress blackened and
scorched, but dragging by main force the
limp and helpless form of poor old Mrs
Pinkard, who, Supplied by the smoke, hai
herself lost all power of volition. And, al.
most simultaneously, the manager himself
who had arrived by a late train, hurried up.
on the scene.
MY mother!" he shrieked. 4Mr moth.
erl They tell me she is inside the blazing
theatre-they tell me she is burned t.
DEATH"
She is here" cried Montague. "Deat
or alive, that dancing girl has brought he
out of the very furnace of fames."
They took them both in an ambulance t,
the hotel-poor Mrs. Pinkard, all scare,
and senseless, Cissy pale and silent.
IL don't know how did it," said she;
only knew that l could not stand still ant
leave her to perish"
Mrs. Pinkard revived, but she neve
was quite strong again. But when she be
gan to sit up little she called her son Il
her.
Markham" said she, .tyou must d
something for Cissy Stubbs. She ha
saved my life at the peril of her own.
The manager looked up with smile
Dear old mammie, !" said he, ~ have don
National Republican., 1881-08-30
JOHN ANpERsoN,s LECTURE.
Artistic MISUNDERSTANDING Upon Ana.
tomicaI ana GeomctrIcaI Principles.

Professor John Anderson, of Edin-
burgh, Scotland, the artistic manipulation of the
shears gave lecture at TallmadgeI Hall last night
on the subject of artistic tailoring. The audience
was small but select and manifested deep interest
In the remarks. Professor Andersen was intro
duced by II. d. Barr, esq, and after
few Introductory remarks in the broad
est of broad Scotch, he said that
he had not come to America TO teach the art Of
cutting, as there were many first class men here
who were masters of the art. Producing num-
Der of charts ana patterns the Professor proceeded
TO demonstrate the manifold advantages of cutting
n coat by anatomical principles, and showed how
when this was departed from, the gar
ment was liable to display such eccen-
tricitics as climbing up the wearer's back
until it pushed off his hat, and ornamented
the back of his neck with two buttons that are
usually intended to ndorn the vicinity Of the kid
neys. Throughout his discourse the lecturer dealt
in such technicalites as led THE REPUBLICANS
representative to regret that he had not served
term as an articled clerk" with Harry Barr or
some other of our leading t0ilors, so that
all this might be crysalllzed for the benefit
of the many artists In cloth who subscribe for THE
REPUBLICAN. Twas vain wish, however, and
the intelligent patrons of this able journal will be
forced to regret that they did not attend In per-
son to hear the "cGnny Scots" theory of dcltoid
measurements, and the dividing mp of the
corpus Of man into eight distinct parts, each
of which bore q geomctrical relation TO the
first measurements. During the course of his re-
marks the lecturer paid glowing tribute to Presi
dent Garfield, and expressed an earnest wish that
he might be raised up to health AT the conclu-
sion of his lecture Professor Anderson left for New
York, where he has number Of important en-
National Republican., 1881-08-30
A Costly Trip for News.

Mr. Lorenzo d. Harmon, residing in
south Washington, ast t nightio learn
're i"se ee21htcligence from the White House, after
learning which lie started for home via Thirteenth
street. At the corner of Ohio avenue he was ap-
preached by colored girl, who solicited
aims. Mr. Harmon drew out his pocketbook
which contained s25 to give the woman
some change, whercupon she jerked 1t
out of his hand and ran of. He pursued her sone
distance, but she dashed into Nnilors alley md es
capped. The case was reported at the Fifth Precinct
Station, and Sergeant Johnson started out to find
the thief From the description he determined
that Ella Randolph was the party he wanted, and
she was found ut the house of Americas Murray
engaged in eating watermelon. She was fully
identified by Mr. Harmon as the woman who stole
his pocket book and locked up for trial in the Po-
lice Court to day
National Republican., 1881-08-30
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS,

Hon. John S. Barbour has gone TO the
White sulphur Springs.
Mr. John b. Smoot and wife have re-
turned from the White sulphur Springs,
James Ticer had finger amputated by
the circular saw at Collins foundry yesterday
morning.
The colored excursion party from Cor
donsvllle, Orange, and Culpcpor returned home on
saturday night.
The schooner Cox and Green, which
arrived here yesterday from Philadelphia TO Mr..
William A. SmOot, Is a new vessel.
Mr.. Montgomery Corse, son of General
NJ D, Corse, lett Saturday night last for Lexington
to enter The Virginia Military Institute,
There was no session of the County
Court yesterday. Judge Sangster will be here on
Wednesday next to sign the delinquent county tax
list,
The schooner Charles A. Briggs, which
has been undergoing repairs at the ship-yard in
this city for several days past LEFT the yard yeser-
day morning to load coal ut Georgetown.
Rev. w. f. Dreege was installed pastor
| of the German Lutheran Church Of this city Sun.
| day. lie Is native OF Cleveland, Ohio. He has
Just len the 81. Louis college, ana Is good Eng
| lish speaker,
The Alexandria Game Protective Asso-
citation met last night to make arrangements fol
| the annual game dinner" of the association, and
also to adopt measures looking 10 the enforcement
OF the game laws of the State IL VIII be In order
| to shoot reed birds Thursday next. These birds
| have made their appearance In large numbers In
| the marshes around the city.
National Republican., 1881-08-30
THE DISTRICT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Currept Transactions In the Various Dis
trict Omces.

Mr.. M. r. Grevy, No 1909 Tenth street
northwest having complained to the Commission.
ers a. to the time and manner Of collecting street.
sweepings, he has been informed that by the tern
ofthe contract the streets must be swept between
the hours Of six p. m. and six n. m and that It is
impossible to take up the sweepings without noise.
The Health Officer has called the attention Of the
Commissioners to n number Of obstructed sewer
traps, stagnant water in cutters, and deposits Of
street-sweepings in the northwestern section Of the
city, and the subject has been referred to the En-
gineer's office.
Building permits have been granted to Grace NJ.
r. Church, S street, between Eighth and Ninth
streets northwest for two.story brick parsonage,
$500; Otto L. WolEteincr, Maine avenue, between
Third and Four and halfstreets southwest, three
two-story brick dwellings. 81 800; George Shepherd
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth streets
southeast ono-story brick dwelling, e2jO and Mary
Knox, 507 street southwest, repairs to dwelling,
s10
The Methodist church at Tennallytown, d. c.,
has been granted permit for q bush meeting, 10
begin September and continue eight days, the
proceeds to be applied to lquidating debt on the
church.
In reply to n communication OF Mr.. f. C. Kirk
wood, regarding on insufficient supply OF water on
Capitol Hill, the Commissioners state there are
but two remedies for the evil complained of-one
to restrict the use Of water which requires metres
and an expensive and disagrecable system of es-
pionago and the other TO bring In an additional
supply from the unlimited source at command
The latter method has been repeatedly urged and
detailed plans and estimates submitted TO Con-
gress The temporizing policy OF robbing one Sec
tion TO supply another can go no further, for all
sections above moderate elevation are suffering
alike. fall Of the water necessarily used for irri
CATION and similar purposes was consumed during
the night 1t is probable that an increase of pres
sure might be gained. This might be effected by
consultation with the proper authorities.
The Commissioners have approved the request
OF the trustees Of the Reform School to be allowed
fifty cart loads Of cobbe-stoncs belonging to the
District, TO be used on walks and cutters in the
grounds belonging TO the school.
General r. W. Whitaker has been informed that
the action taken few days ago by the, Health
Officer in regard TO the asphalt works corner North
Capitol and X streets will cover the complaint in
relation to the ammonia works at Easby's wharf
and Twenty. seventh and II streets northwest
The Commissioners have under consideration
plan for changing the nomenclature of a number
ofstrects and alleys In the District not already
suitably designated.
National Republican., 1881-08-30
Had Fin, bad.

The peace and quietncss of the Sabbath
stiffness was rudely broken between nine and ten
r. IN. by the sound of pistol discharged twice in
rapid succession. Several bold young men from
streets, followed by the ladies Of the house, who
were too frightened to be lofl alone without their
natural protectors trooped down | street In the
direction from whence the shots had come II
was found that n colorcd man having charge
of Congressman McLanc's house had been eating
cucumbers and watermelon for supper, ana that
he had "got EN- bad" and, iancying he heard
robbers, fired at the imaginary intruders, The
gallant band, having now been reinforced by q
policeman, searched the house, aud, not finding
anything bigger than a mouse on which TO show
their valor wcndcd their way homeward
National Republican., 1881-08-30
TIE COURSE CHANGED.
OhIo's Handsome Statesman.

Hon. Ben. lie Fevre, the distinguished
Democratic Congressman from the Fiflh Ohio
District, is In the city. Ben. is one Of the most
ygant and enerprising statesmen in the House,
and It Is really n ply that he belongs TO tho
Bourbon party. There is hope for him
yet however. General lie Feyrc was the chair
man Of the House special committee charged with
the investigation of the Agricultural Department
last winter. His report, which was published at
the conclusion of the investigation, was a model
OF ncatness aud breylty, and showed conclusiyely
that the Agricultural Department under lie Due
wns not run in the interest of the farmers but "a
develop tea aud sorghum at a dollar a pound ol
thcTcabout
National Republican., 1881-08-30
Mail Robbery Near TeuuaIIy,own.

The boy Who Carrles the mail between
Georgetown and Tcnnalytown and Bethesda
claimed to have been robbed Of his ail-pouch
yesterday morning about one hundred yards this
side of TcnnHllytown. lie said that man called
out to him that he had dropped the mail, and that
looking back he saw another man pick II up, jump
into wagon, to which was attached gray horse
and drive rapidly oil. He stated that he fired four
shots at him from q revolver but did not hit him.
Some Of the Post once people suppose that the boy
fell asleep aud lost the mails, and that that IL
all there is about It. John NAPLES; Of Washington
is the contractor for this route for $3.50 per annum
National Republican., 1881-08-30
TI.c OhIo EI.ciIon,

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has made arrangements to transport the Ohio
voters to their homes for the purpose of partcpat.
tickets to be good for thirty days from the date OF
issue. This arrangement will give those who de.
sire to attend the soldiers reunion ut Cincinnati an
opportunity to also avail themselves of the reduced
fare Tickets will be on sale from September u to
AuI..
National Republican., 1881-08-30
MRS. Chris,Inncy wants More Time.

A motion for extension of the time for
taking testimony by the defense IN the Chrstiancy
case was submitted yesterday to Judge Wylie, but
By agreement Of counsel action was postponed till
eleven o'clock to-day. 1t is understood that the
plaintiffs attorneys will not ntcrposc anyobjection
to the extension nsked for. and there will be no
necessity for an argument. The defense have
subpGnaed several witnesses from abroad, and 1t
is stated that some important revelations may
shortly be expected
National Republican., 1881-08-30
ARnm nnn Sireef.

Two D street dealers named Goldberg
and Heck, rivals in the old.cothes business were
mp in the Police Court yesterday, the former
charged with trying TO make an agricultural de,
partment ofthe other by peltlng him with flower
pots and the latter charged with threatening
language, &c, The judge was perfectly impartial
IN his dealings hning each Go or thirty days, and
requiring 500 bonds to keep the peace toward
each other for six months,
National Republican., 1881-08-30
A Tour ofImspectIon.

Mr.. A. ]. Falls, president Of the Reform
SCHOOL, Major Morgan, and DR., Joseph as trustees,
will start in few days on tour of inspection OF
several OF the principal reGormGtorlcs In tho North
Congress having made an appropriation for the
erection Of workshops for the school, the trustees
arc desirous ofasceuaining what will be the most
useful trades for the boys to be Taught before pro.
ceeding with tho erection of the buildings.
National Republican., 1881-08-30
SKIPPED.
mesSrs. J. M. a Il. Cohen MystcrIousI.
DIsuppcar

Last week persons passing by the store
of J. NJ, & X, Cohen, rawnhrokcrs on Pennsyl-
yania avenue between Eleventh and Twelfth
directs noticed that everything movable had dis.
appeared. lnquircrs were told that the firm had
moved to the old stand 1907 Seventh street north.
west A representative Of THE REPUBLICAN, hay
ing bill Of slj to collect and not liking the looks
OF things, concluded to follow the firm to their
new location, When he arrived at 1907 Seventh
street his suspicious were more than con.
hrmed, as It was ascertaIned that Il bill
OF sale had been made to the mother ol
the two COhens wanted, and none Of the family
would disclose their whereabouts. There is @
certain amount Of mystery about the affair, which
justihes the conclusion arrived at by many thai
these two worthless have jumped the town. 1t IL
not known what amounts they owe here, but II IL
reported that our aged evening contemporary Is
left 70 mourn The loss Of upward Of 500.
National Republican., 1881-08-30
sons OfJonndab.

The proposed visitation of the above
order to Bud Eagleston's tent is postponed untl
tomorrow evening in consequence Of the funeral
services of Brother Fred Goercke, which takes
place at the Soldiers Home this evening at six
o'clock A full attendance of the above order is
expected ai TIC tent tomorrow evening,
National Republican., 1881-08-30
DISTRICT BREYITIEs.
The weather ro.Day.

For Tie Middle Atlantic States, including
The District Of Columbia, fair weaiher, winds mostly
southerlg, stationary temperature and pressure.
The thermometric readings yesterday were as
follows a. m, 10; II a. M, s.So; p m, 90; ;
Up. M, $685. II p. M, 76oi maximum, o3oi mini
mum,
National Republican., 1881-08-30
Thc National Fair Association Directors.
A nnnrll,,, Of ILn lirnnInra of thn M.

II VHVIWIII VI VIIV WrTVVVVr' VF VrrV wv
tionOl Fair Association were present at the regular
weekly meeting last night, but little beyond
routine business was transacted Several com-
muncations in reference TO space were read and
filed, principally for machinery and agricultural
implements troupe of Bohemian glass blowers
and Fargo & Mitchells Indian Hlppodrome and
Roman Chariot Combination applied for permis.
Eaa to tAhiblt, but nothing definite was agreed
HrsiI IN rvIRuon 10 the matter.
National Republican., 1881-08-30
A TRUE TONIC.

Iron BIrrFRs are highly recommended for all
Diseases requiring certain aud Efficient tonic, es.
pocidpv Indigestion, Dgsppdd, Intermittent Etuers,
Want Of appetite Loss n Strength, Lack Of Energy,
&c Htrches he blood, strengthens ne muscles, and
pfres ne,V ne to he ne,res They act hte charm on
ne digestive organs, renioring al dyepiic syDp'on;
such tasting nc food, bechb,g heat IN he stomach,
heartburn, &c. The only Iron PREPARATION that teai
mot bdokca he tech or citc headache. HiEe for he
d c Book, S2pdgo', amusing aud usstd readin0, sent
6Yr
National Republican., 1881-08-30
".td.r,c, D,,,, w,ro,.. ',

Fresh Aldcrncy butter churned every morning,
and delivered in ISlb. Ward" prints at &c per h.
Also cottage cheese Sc per ball butcrmilk, SC. per
Qunrt, and sweet milk, DC. per quart.
National Republican., 1881-08-30
Prominent Arrivals.

r0pOlitdn.-William G. Shaffer, Phil
adelphia; g. b. Steers New Orleans; W. A. Boy.
kim G. II. Coblegh, aud I. H. Barnes, Baltimore
J. B. Wronn, Atlanta, Ca; J. NJ Reynolds and X.
J.. Pitts, Arkansas; II. w. Fulwier Tennessee;
owen 4. Holmes, Virginia; T. soule and A. l..
soule New Orleans r. A. Gallagher, New York ;
J. II. Wilson and Jessie Wilson, Chicago
Riggs.-H. NJ. Preston, a. S. Bodger,
New Orleans; John Lellyeth, Nashville, Tenn a.
p. Haver, New York. w. N Tan, South Carolina;
II. W Moore, Virginia; Dr. q. b. Johnson, Rich.
mond; James Koch, T. McGavern, J. Boil, Penn.
sylvania W. II. Hyde U. s. A.
EbbM.-Charles w. White, N U. Bate
son, W. L. Rolleston London; A. p. Ager. c. ].
Badger, II. George, DR.. IIoH, George + Chase, II.
G. Squires, +. h. Smith, Z. S. N; Hon. Eppn Hun.
ton, Virginia; w. W. Churchill New York; Hon.
John r. Thomas, Illinois.
81. james,. II. Steinberg, New York I;
c. f. Green, Massachusetts,; X. Crosson, Phlladcl
phia; ID. s. Gordon, Baltimorc =. Smiley, Atlanta (;
A. X. Hnssen, W. A. Mcgrath, o. W. T. Gray, and II.
II. Woods, u N.
AIingtoa.-J. II. LeValey, Chicago; DIR.
$. J. Moses, 81. Louis; G. H. Soaring, Kansas Cen
eral J. C. Fremont, New York; L. A. Merrill, Potts
dam, MY.
~. Ndrc.-R. A. Palmer, New York S.
T. Dushnnc, Virginia; b. f. Butler, New York;
George Loomis, West Virginia s. J. Moore, Mary
land.
Impcriol-G. w. Mason, New York f.
Newbrough Philadelphia.
National Republican., 1881-08-30
LOCAL MENTION.
Dr. noree,s TnrhI.h Rnth

MILWAUKEE BEER FIVE cents stovepipe direct
from the wood. &c. KNIGHT
1892 Pennsylvania avenue,
National Republican., 1881-08-30
Herdies nj NIarnra.

One FIerdic coach is in operation at Nj
aGara Falls, and viii DO followed by others The
fares from point to point arc to be five and ten
cents, according to length OF route
National Republican., 1881-08-30
The Nn,lonaI snre.Depost Comps

THE highest cash price paid for dresses and gents
clothing, watches, jewelry, etc. Call or address
HerZog sos Ninth st., near Pennsylvania ave-
National Republican., 1881-08-30
Iron Bittcrs.

corner Fifteenth street and New York avenue, con.
6nucs to receive vaunbes Of all descriptions for
safe keeping at very low rates.
National Republican., 1881-08-30

Turkish, Russian, and sulphur Baths 903
street, Only first class bath In the city
National Republican., 1881-08-30
Tho gI,ctlsl M

Only Turkish bath In the city 500 St, near Ju
dietary So. Best shampooer this side Of New York
National Republican., 1881-08-30

For Chs aud Fsrcr aud all Diseases caused Jy mud.
rial poisoning Of Ge blood tcdrdnted cure. Price
g. For sale By all druggists. This
National Republican., 1881-08-30

You can publish three-line advertise
ment Of want, rent for sae or lost three times for
twenty-five cents In THE REpuRIIcAH.