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National Republican., 1881-12-06
Young Men Readjusiers.

The Young Mems Readjuster Republic
can State Association met last night at 1926 Six.
teenth street, and were called to order by d, W.
Lomax, the president, Mr.. Lewis johnson acting
as secretary. The president announced in very
feeling terms the death of Mr.. Charles Turner late
secretary Of the association and W. II. Wood one Of
its members, aud euoliglstic remarks were made
The association then proceeded to an election OF
ofcers,nnd Mr., d. w. LOmax was re- elected presi-
dent; John Dillard, recording secretary; II. H.
Brogden, corresponding secretary; VIM, II. Scott
financial, secretary, ana Lewis Johnson
treasurer. resolution was adopted urging
the election Of Hon. IL. II. RlddlebergeT
to the United States Senate, and the
following gentlemen were elected honorary mem.
Hon. William Mahone United States Senator
Peter ]. Carter, Robert Mitchell, DR.. NJ. d. Morton
State SENATOR Judge Criteher, Colonel John
syphax, Colonel Cameron Governor elect; Hon
John Wise, Hon. John 4. Lewis lieutenant gov
ernor-elect Mr. ID. A. Windsor
National Republican., 1881-12-06
KEYSTONE REPUBLICANS.
Shaking Hands Overihs Recent Election
Permanent Organization.

The regular monthly meeting of the
Pennsylvania Republican Associatiation was held
last night at Tallmadge Hall, President Oyster in
the chair There was fair attendance and
hearty shaking over the results of the cleo
tlon. The treasurer reported the financial oondi
tlon of the association as good, with balance
OF $40 on hand. Colonel J. A. Thompson, OF
the political committee made verbal report
OF the work of said committee. He stated
that the committee had furnished transportation
TO every Republican who had applied for It,,
whether he belonged TO their organization or not.
Upward of $1,000 was disburscd for tickets and
$50 voters were sent to their respective voting
places by this committee. The accounts
were balanced with the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, through whom ali The
transportation at reduced rates was effected
Mr.. Casset, Of that company had complimented
this association on the fact that this was the first
time that tickets had been sent to Washington
city for political purposes for which any returns
were made The report was accepted and vote
OF thanks rendered the committee for their labor
Colonel Thompson suggested that, now that
the immediate object for the creation
of this association had passed, some
steps should be taken TO continue Its existence
and make its meetings interesting. Messrs
Hirsch, Marston and Thompson were on motion
appointed committee TO consider and report a
plan for permanent organization and secure a hall
for its future meetings, after which the associa-
tion adjourned
National Republican., 1881-12-06
LuRLINE,s LOVE.

She kept n little apple-stnnd,
And charged goodly price;
And every gent
That past there went
Thought apples were so nice.
Twas on breezy summcr-day,
The sun wns shining high,
when near the stall
SO fair aud tail
A gent came stalking by.
Ills Derby hat was DER his brow.
His neclStle was sky.blue,
Ills patent boot,
His light gray suit
Were madd'ning to the View"
He saw the little applomaid,
His hat he lightly donedi
And then he gazed
AS ifamazed,
And then he looked quite soft.
"oh. apple-mad,r he fondiy said.
"Thou lovely apple-mald"-
Andthen he blushed;
She slightly flushed,
And then her cheek did fade.
She said. In tones full rare and sweet;
"oh, would you like some frult?"
He raptly smiled,
He was begulcd,
Aud stood "intently mute"
And now to-day welded pair.
And happy, these two are,
For this young man
Doth drive span
Before West side car.
from "Luritne's Lore" Lv Mtirdt Hdistedd.
National Republican., 1881-12-06
SucccssruI Rinrmcu.

Alter the usual weekly drill last EVEN
ing of the Washington Light Infantry, Colonel
Moore presented the prizes won in the match on
Thanksgiving Day. The first prize, n handsome
best score in the 200 yards OF hand match This
Is the second time Mr. Cash has carried Off this
prize. The second prize, the Graham pitcher, was
awarded TO Corporal George Woodbridge, and also
the Fisher rifle and marksman's badge. The Fuell-
ing badge was awarded TO Corporal Cramer. Colonel
Moore In presenting the prizes made neat COM
pllmentarY speeCh, which was warmly applauded.
National Republican., 1881-12-06
Mrs. Dr. Bland's Reception.

Colonel Meacham read selection from his book,
the Wigwam and Warpath," Mrs, Bland read an
essay on Cheap Luxuries." Mrs TlltOn read a po-
etic gem entitled Directing" Mrs Payne recited
Shadows on the Wall" DR. 4. A. Bland gave se-
lection from one of his serial stories. Rev. DR..
Gonzales contributed II humorous sermon on
+" Jonah and the Whale" and Hon. W, w. Curry
read poem. The programme was highly appre-
ciated by the party present.
National Republican., 1881-12-06
Y.m.C. A. Trce Lectnrr.

The opening lecture of the course to
young men, given by the Young Mems Christian
Association, was delivered by Rev. DR.. W.P. Harri-
son last evening at the association chapel. The
subject Of the lecture was Decision Of Character"
and held the close attention of the audience that
led the chapel. This Is the first of series OF
free lectures 10 young men 10 be given every Mon
day evening. The next one In the course Will be
" The Wonders OF the Microscope" by Dr. e. N.
Aehae1er.
National Republican., 1881-12-06
LIquor Dealers Protective Association.

/ The annual meeting of the Liquor
Dealers Protective Association was held in Cos
mopolitan Hall yesterday afternoon for the pur-
pose Of eleetlng officers for the ensuing year.
hfter short discussion the following ticket was
chosen President, Frank Hume; vice presidents,
Messrs Daniel O'Bren and George Jueneman
secretary, George Holmes; assistant secretary.
advisory board Messrs ]. O. Ergood, J. J.. Bar.
bour, Gilbert Cannon, @. Heurlch, p. Phillips. A.
b. Cropley, J, D0nnelly, A. Doehrer Harry Christ
man, G. Mades, Horatio Browning, George Wag-
'sr G. A. Bariholme, and finance committee,
Duffy, Andrew Clark, and George
National Republican., 1881-12-06
RUsINEss CHANGES.

SSPECULATORS WILLING TO ENGAGE IN A
> new enterprise call NJ 1903 Four-and. .ahRlf street.
corner of Maryland avenue from a, m, 10 p. M. ;
come meaning business. Inquire for HUM. 6St"
EoRSALE -WELrFITTEp UP RIFLE
II and Pistol Gallery, with heavy Iron Targets
C0rpcr 1hireenth street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. de63tF
TJ7HE FINEST JOB PRINTING IN WASHING
. u ton hy the finest wOrkmen. Call and see specl-
mems. National Repuhlcan Job Rooms
NTONEY TO LEND FROM $500 TO S20OOO, ONE
wi to five years. Apply 20 q. @. FKAYSER, 4S8
Louisiana avonue Rooms and q. noe0lms
Y LIBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
4 ! on Time Deposits United States Bonds bought
aud sold AT market rates. COLLECTIONS made every
where, by J, II. SQUlER q 90, Bankers, iil5 Penn
sylvaniR avenue, tna2Gf
National Republican., 1881-12-06
GOOD New. for the Government PrInter..

Judge Lawrence, First Comptroller of
the Treasury has decided that the employees Of
the Government Printing olice are entitled to
compensation during the time that work was
stopped on account Of the Presidents death, but
not TO compensation for the stoppage of work on
September 20, the day Of humiliation and prayer.
four days and a half back pay,
National Republican., 1881-12-06
TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKISH RATH CDR BoVEEs),
IN lll7 q street. opposite riggs House, Large Pool
good ventilation. Ladies', Monday and Friday. Not
open Sunday, open from til 10; saturday, ~.
ulclan. oc201y
National Republican., 1881-12-06
WANTED-ROoms.
WANTED-HOuses.

WANTED TO PURCHASE-A HOUSE OF 8
wv rooms. water, gas. and hall, between Third and
Twenty and Pennsylvania avenue and NJ street
northwest; not to exceed 5000; s25OO cash. balance
time. Apply NJ $40 Seventh street northwest, Room
II. deG-JtF
National Republican., 1881-12-06
BOARDING..

no A STREET NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
II - ly Furnished PlrlOr Suites $50, with use OF
plano; also Furnished Rooms second and third floors,
0ne-half square nom = street cars. de6-3tt
UNHE FREMONT HOUSE OFFERS MORE HOME
Il comforts Than Ouy hotel In the city; the halls
and passages are tpAted with steam, the rooms are
new and well furnished, and the table Is second TO
none. Transient rates, s. 50 and " per day. monthly,
SIS SO, S35 and No. se2g
National Republican., 1881-12-06

~ ENTLEMEN CAN HAVE SCIENTIFIC
W treatment and speedy cure OF all Venoreal Dis.
by consulting Dr. LEON ~ Mass. aY. Prescrip
tons and advice tree ofnny charge whatever no2
TAR. LEON, THEOLDEST ESTABLISHED AND
j y most reliable Ladies' Physician In the city, can
be consulted daily at il Massachusetts avenue, from
2tO ana BlOs, All Female Complaints and irregu-
lartcs quickly cured Prompt treatment separat0
rooms for ladies, noa
National Republican., 1881-12-06
AUCTION SALES.
Thomas Bowling,
.v..s,,..
AUCTIONEER.


ITALIAN sTATUARY, COMPRISING LARgi
GGMIy0uhS oE GNMnYyASS S,TrrR TMREE e. Or ShAGEsi M
WORKS or ART JUST RECEIVED FROk
LTADING EUROPEAN STUDIOS AND POT
TEullS TO TAKE PLACE An THF ELE
GANT SALESROOM, SOUTHEAST CORNET
OF FlEIEENrll AND II STREETS, OPPo
ON THURSDAY, December 3, nj 2 o'clock In tin
afternoon and ut SO'clOck IN the evening" aud follow
ing day.
This valuable collection will he ON free exhibition
on December u, ana will be- found 10 be well worthy
the attention of COnnOisseurs,
dc3lt THOMAS DOWLING, Auctioneer.
United States MnrShal'S Sale.
by virtue of n writ Of iicri iacnS, issued out Ol
the Clerks Olllrc of the supreme Court Of thu
District of Columbia, and to dlrcH,pI, | viii
sell Mt public sale for cash at the Auction Sioreo
Thomas Downing, southwest corner lcunsylvant
avenue aud Eleventh street nOrllwt II, on sATUH
DAY, the lOlh day OI December 1881 ut IN o'clock
M nll the right, iitlr claim, and Interest of the do
fpndnnt In und To tho iuuWImgdCsrrihpd pro erty
To Wit: 1--WE shares uf stock Of the - hucacn pnrI
value Ut 80 per share. ~clH Il md lrNHd u tn
property Of tie defendant, Augut buCEmau, 10 sat
isfy ENrrutiOl 80. NnS ~ law, In favor OF tl
SCluriHn Park Conn any
Ordcru Justice MarArlhir, lao ding the C,nrI COua
for said Drirt, seven share uf stock Of said Sirt
zen Park tumntuv numbered ~ rVt resented ON ha
books of said company, In No, lJ ~, ad Htt"chrd
by the United Stt,N Marshal, IL tasc No. - SLj nt
llw-SCnur'H,n Park tumlAuy, uW ul NJ W, hiue-
and heretofore condemned said Court tu sn iSy tha
judgment IN said case &. H. Henry,
United States Marshal.
THoS, BOWLING AUctlnnecr dei.dis
National Republican., 1881-12-06
PROPOSALS..


Il
Proposals will be received until noon SATURDAY,
December 10, 1881, for the Graduation and Masonry
necessary for the completion Of the Second Track OF
the baltimore and Potomac Railroad between the
latapseo River and Wilson's Stations u distance Of
2i5 miles
forms for proposals be obtained ut the OflCo OF
the Assistant Engineer Union station BALTIMORE.
GEO, q, WILKINS,
nO2l.tode7 superintendent
National Republican., 1881-12-06
United States MnrShal's Sale.
MEDICAL.
HEALTH IS MEALTH.

DIR. l., {, Wf2grs NERNEASD BRAIN lHENrMENr,
specific for lIystcrin, Dizziness tOnvulsluns, Ncr'
VOls Headache, Mental Depression. Los, Ol Memory,
SpermmOrrhTn, lmpotency, involuntary EmlssiOhS
Premature Od Age, caused by ONCr.cNCrtOn, self
abuse, or uvcr-iudugrncc which leads misery, do
cny, and death. one box wil cure recent cases. Each
box contains one months treatment. one dollar
box, six boxes for i've dollars sent by mail pre-
paid receipt Of price, We guarantee six boxes to
any case with each Ordar received by us for six
boxes, accompanied with Ave dollars we Will send
the purchaser our written guarantee 10 return tho
money VI the treatment does not effect cure. Quar-
antecs issued by STOrr Il CROMWELL, i30 Penn
Aylynnlu avenue, Washington, ID, g., Wholesale and
tentlOn. OolSIy
National Republican., 1881-12-06
FOR Observation-Disclosures ed Rooms

NOR RENT-SUITABLE FOR HoUSEKEEP-
II ing, Uniurillshed Rooms, at 40 street north
west near seventh deG3t%
- SECoNp-FLooR ROOMS TO RENT, an OSO
- Pennsylvania avenue, suitable Tor dressmNker
doctor artist engTayer or other business Inquire In
the store dej-3t*
TOUR HANDSOME CoMNUNICATING UN-
II Furnished Rooms, second floor, modern Improve
mens, alGi Will rent sepaTnely no children; refer
ences, 1912 Ninth street northwest de33t'
~ A THIRTEENTH STREET NORTH WEST
I II Uniunlshed Saloon PaTlor and other un-
furnished Rooms TO let. de33tf
National Republican., 1881-12-06

SIORfS,
lliJIth 81 w-.,, so 20 9Od 1th 1T u w..,,u,tl5 90
2Ot5 7th 81 u w,,.,-., ~ 90
OFFICE ROOMS In Nos. 3S3 and $40 FOur.and-a-
half ST. n. w.; also In nijs Louisiana avenue u, W.
Call for copy OF our Rent-Lst, Issue every Mon
day morning IL contains u complete list OF all our
property for rent.
MONEY TO LoA n on Real Estate at Lowest Rates.
Parties having properly TO trade sell VIII find TO
ID. II, WARMER
GIG II street
National Republican., 1881-12-06

IOB WORK or EVERY YCIfARACTER AND DE
~ scripton executed nj The National Republican
Oucc ut any hour. day or night, aud every day in
the year, Good work aud low pric,g' se26
vNOR SALE CHEAP-rWO.STORY HOUSE
IL with large Lot, ll7g New Hampshire avenue, near
NJ street; terms to suit. J.W. STARR 1iaO New York
avenue. no2SlO
VNOR SALE-CALL AND SEE OUR LIST or
IL property for sale. JOHN SHERMAN & CO,
~. Cloud BnildIng Real csInie and loans IyI.ly
National Republican., 1881-12-06
FOR SALE-Lots.

J1OR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL TRIANGULAR
II Shaped Square In the northwestern section of the
city, fronting on n prominent avenue Call i'm
medntely on APPLETON T.. CLARK, 30 Fourand'
q. hall street northwest. dcG3ls
National Republican., 1881-12-06
Tnses Argued or NuhmIlted.

The cases below named were argued or sub
mittcd on printed briefs:
No, Sl5. William N. Wood, appellant, VS.. the
Burlington and Missouri Railroad Company in
Nebraska
No. 1905 The Town of Louisville, plaintiff in
error, VS.. The Portsmouth Savings Bank.
No. l006. The County of Clay, plaintiff In error,
VS.. The Society for Savings.
No. 1914 Lewis Hnmmack ct al. appellants, VS..
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company.
No. 165 Hobart G. Dugger ct al., plaintiffs In err
ror VS.. w. p. Bocock, ct al.
Admissions TO the BARR. T. W. Duke, of Char
lottcsville, Va, and Darwin L. Ware, of Boston,
Mass. Adjourned. -
National Republican., 1881-12-06

JNRENCH LFcSSONS.-MAtE. LEpRINCE, FROM
II Paris, will give conversational lessons In French
at hoG own and pupils residence; also organizing
evening classes; prices moderate; best city refer
ences. Call NJ 1903 second street northwest. dei-2wt
National Republican., 1881-12-06
FOR SALE-Farms.
FOR sALE-Horses and Carriages

INOR SALE-HORSE, HARNESS, AND SIDE-
II barred Buggy Horse young, fearless and stylishI
bargain. Inquire at Humphreys Stables, corner OF
@ and sixth streets. de33ts
National Republican., 1881-12-06

w 1000 SUITS OF CLOTHES
to clean for sl5O per suit. None but skillfn hands
employed. We use none but pure chemicals. Goods
called for and delivered. PRINCE,
nO3O-lm 1000 Il street northwest
National Republican., 1881-12-06
HEIGHTS
EI9tsifnE IIOATI-l

JIoR SALE ClIEAP-ON TERMS 10 SUIT, Lot
II of Ground. iOONl0O southeast corner Eleventh aud
Cstreels northeast, Just north of Lincoln Park. J.W.
STARR, li2J New York avenue. no2SlOt
National Republican., 1881-12-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

w ANTED-A FIRST GLASS CANvAssER on
w new Descriptive Journal. Call with good ref
erences, at Room Z, sos Seventh street. doi-3tf
A BOOK KEEPER CAN GET A GOOD PLACE
"A provided he Is the right mnh and has 81 900 TO
TO $1,000 TO put In the business. W. Republican Office
wv XTANTED-A STRICTLY HONEST AND TIDY
w COlored Boy, not over 10, to wait ON single
gentleman. Apply to CAPT. IA Pennsylvania ave
nue., defe3tR
National Republican., 1881-12-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Observation-Disclosures,

wv ANTED-A POSITION As SSTENOGRAPHF
w or Private Secretary 10 Senators. Members. &
Address SUPERIOR RFFERlGNCES Republlci
National Republican., 1881-12-06
AMUSEMENTS.

MATGNEEs WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
Next weck-Mr. FRANK MoRDAUNT, in OLD
SIItpMATES
National Republican., 1881-12-06

Wy ANTED TO KNOw-'rHAT DR. j. W, BULK
west, Stcwarts Block. between IL street and New
York
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we'll, of Freeport, ILL.,, the physician
Of Guiteau's father, testified that he
never noticed 10 him any Indications
Of unsoundness Of mind A large
number Of witnesses gave testimony
showing that the assassin was an ac-
cowplished swindler and that no sns-
picion Of his insanity had ever come
to them. There were put in evidence
applications made to the Mutual Life
insurance Company by Luther W.
GuiteGu and bis sons. John W. and
Charles j Guitesu for life insurance
policies, in which the statement was
made that there was no insanity in
the family. D. McLsaD Shaw an at
torDey from New York, testified bat
in conversation Hith bin some years
ago Gliieau said be was bound TO be-
come notorious before be died; that he
would get notoriety fer evilif he could
not get it for good; that he would i'm
isate Wilkes Booth and "sheot SOL e
of our big men" Senator Benjamin
Harrison, of Indiana, was one Of the
witnes ses.
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Col. JoHH W. FoRNEY Fled in
Philadelphia at 3 o'clock on Friday
morning He was little more than
sixty four years old, and had been
conspicuous az newspaper proprietor
and editor ever since 1887. Col
FoaNEY was man of great energy,
generous hesrt. and cordial nature
His friendships we're most sincere, and
bis unexpected death will be most
deeply lamentsd by those who knew
him.
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MARRIED..

December Sd. at Moorestown, BY Rev. ].
henry Britain. William T. Clement and
Anna X. Woodward, all of Moorestown.
December LIST, at Moorestown, by Rev,
.: Z. Chattin, Thomas Robinson and
Maggie Hill, all ST Moorestown.
December Sd. at Moores.own. BY Rev.
=; Henry Brittain, Samuel D. Huilins Of
Mooressown fJld Deborah Strovel of Mil.
November goth, near Cookestown, by
FRANKLIN B. Haines, Esq. Anthony Chafey
ana Mrs. Mary Ann Cswlsy.
December 9Th. at Pemberton, BY Rev.
= y. Buchs nan, Wilmot Budd and Beulah
laughter of Charles G. Shinn, all of Penn
'serton.
November 29th, at Delran, by Rev. ]
Jorslmon. George Fl. Anderson of CHINA
minson and Laura Hunter of Delran,
November oath, at Pointville, by Rev,
W. E. Greenbank, Edward S. Warren
of Philadelphia and Ella Abbott of Point.
vile.
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GuITEAU says his lecture 90 "Hsll"
failed because people we're willing to
pay City cents to hear IraERsoLL
p-cve there Is az hell, they are not
willing to pay on c-ut to hear q lee
,ure sustaioing the idea Of hell. GUI-
rRAU would do well to save that
maauscrip'. He will soon have an
Apr. cistive audience.
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TIE absence Of one member from
eisL-r side in the Assembly this vim
Ger will make no difference in the Sc
J. c,ian Of offers foo that body
vi her side must have thity-one votes
q eli and neither party have them.
Hence there must and will b. CON-
promise efI, cited.
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CARPETS, DRUGGETs, ETC.

We have department separate from our
store which is stocked with Carpets, Drug
gets. ETC..
II Brussels at 81 90 a yard. we have them
with leatner co,ored ground with rustic
steps approaching an arbor covered with
flowers. Others Of darker ground with SINH
lar H., ures hough dissimilar appearance.
Atwood Ingrains in variety of patterns,
some light. some dark, as you like them.
Either are reversible--50c 10 $l.00 yard
Wool-fi'led will hold their color as good as
All Wool Carpets. See them together, then
decide-50 to 60c.
Cotton and Wool Carpets look nicely and
wear good. We are particular to choose the
colors that will not fade. Light ones are
more durable tnan dark. We have both
81 to Soc
In Floor Druggets we have four patterns
at $500 each.
Step Carpets at As C, with Entry Carpet to
match at 65c Some other patterns at Csc.
We have wo pattern of Rag Carpet at soc.
They have 600 ends of chain. For wear these
Carpets cannot be beaten. Others at Soc. TO
Csc
OIL Cloths In all widths at different prices.
W. ID. TROT FL,
Cor. Main and Garden Streets,
MOUNT HOLLY.
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December 9th. at Bordentown, Lille,
infant daughter Of Samuel and Lizzie
Ridgway. aged 2 years.
December 9Th, at Bordentowp, Harry,
infant son Of Edward and Julia WILDER,
aged years.
November I'd, at Bordentown, Joseph
infant son of Edward and Emma Mat
thews, aged 2 years.
December 4th, in Mount Holly, FRI
derike, wife of j. J. Riemer
December 9th. near Psmberton, Will
liam H. Bowker.
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ANSWER THrs

IL there person living who ever saw a
case Of ague, biliousness, nervousness, or
neuralgia, or any disease of the stomach,
liver or kidneys that Hop Bilters would
not cure?
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THURSDAY.

THURSDAY.
The President took up bis residence
in the White House yesterday
L. is understood that John Adams,
nephew # j. c. Bancroft Davis, and
soD-in-law Of ex Senator Frelinehuy-
sen, will be President Arthur's Pri-
sate Secretary, and will assume his
duties 10 day or two -Four over
due steamships arrived yesterday after
extremely rongh and perilous voyages.
Senators Sherman, PendIetoD,
Dawes, Lapham, Bayard and Morgan
have been appointed on the Joint
Committee to prepare memorial upon
the death Of President Gar6eld.-
Resolutions of coincidence with the
family of Mrs. Garfield were adopted
by the Eogiish Grand Lodge of Free
asone.-At theSundefland library
sale yesterday Latin Bible Of
l462 was sold for $1,000 -
FRIDAY.
In the U. s. Senate yesterday, bills,
were introduced BY Me-. Pendleton,
admitting Cabinet officers 60 seats on
the floor of Congress; BY Mr. Vest,
for the prevention of polygamy; BY
Mr.. Plumb, to declare forfeited Ger
tain lands granted to railroads and open
them up for settlement, by Mr. Gar
laud, to provide for the Presidential
succession; and by Mr.. Plumb, to pro-
vide for the retirement of superans
uuated Judges Of the United Statee
Oourts. Mr.. Morrill, addressed tn
Senate in advocacy of bis Tariff Com
mission bill. A bill vas unanimously
passed, uoder suspension Of the rules,
granting the frapk'ug privilege to the
widow Of PresideDr Garfield. The
Senate jourpsd until Monday. TIE
Hon-e was not III session.
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s'I'M ALL Played oTTTp

liver or kidneys that Hop Biltera would
not cure7
"pM ALL PLAYED OUT"
Is common complaint. If you feel so.
get a package of Kidney-Wort and taks
1t and you will feel its tonic power. II
renews the healthy action of the kidneys,
bowels and liver, and thus restores the
natural life and strength to weary body.
Il can now be had in either dry or LIQUID
form, and in either way is always prompt
and efficient ia action. - New Bedford
Standard.
DON'T DIE IN THE HOUSE.
Ask your druggist for Rough on Rats:''
Ii clears ont rats, mice, bedbues. reaches.
vermin, flies, ants. insects. 15c. Der box
CATARRH OF THE BLADDER.
Singing, smarting, irritation Of the
urinary passages. diseased discharges.
cured BY Buchupaiba. 81. at drusgists'
Frepaid by express, $l.25, 6 for SIS. e,
> WELLS, Jersey City, Nj.
BRAIN AND NERVE.
Wells' Health Remover, greatest remedy
on earth for impotence, leanness. sexual
debility, &C.. ST at druggists Prepaid
BY express. $l25. 8 for IS. E. 8. WELLS.
Jeraey City. N. J.
The semi-weekly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1879-1882, 1881-12-12
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