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National Republican., 1882-03-03

You may say what you please about realism and
high art, but ono of the most notwithstanding
things that can happen to theatre -goer Is to slt
in an inside stage box ut tho Baldwin and listen
to Alice Dunning eNclGim In agonized tones:
Great heavens ana can IL be possible that my
poor, injured child still loves her miserable, guilty
mothCrW
And then hear her distinctly add in an aside {:
Forty -two-and four are forty y-siX-aud-eleyen
fifty. y.sevcn-and-why, great king, Bradley,
there aren't over thirty.hvU dollars in the whole
house u'-.Derrirk DOld.
National Republican., 1882-03-03

Miss Ida X, Kinds. whose talents as recitation
let arc well known, will give public entertain
ment on Saturday night at the Congregational
Church, Miss Kinds has remarkable versatility,
Il most sympathetic voice, and is an actor of un-
usual talents. she heightens the effect of her re-
citations by appearing in costume, an unusual
feature. Alone ana unalded, Miss Kinds would
give an evening of rare enjoyment, but, added to
the attraction Of her various charRCterlZatious,
Miss Amcs, of New York, gives a musical number,
rs do also the Misses Harvey and Mr.. Charles
Dean, while Professor Bschof will render the nc.
compartments, This entertainment should call
forth large audience, who will be most agreeably
nnInrIn lnnn.
National Republican., 1882-03-03

To the Editor Of THE REpUBLiCANa
From THE REPUBLICAN, Of Thursday ! learn that
Representative Gambler Republican) from Mas
sachusetts, reported fnyorably from the Committee
on Accounts resolution providing for the en-
ployment of u Bourbon Democrat as u messenger
for the House. This same committee recently re-
fused to report flvorably TO the House resolution
providing for the placing on the "sodiers' roll ="
the name OF an ex Union soldier who left both
legs at GettysbuIg-and u stOunch Republican, at
that, In the language of eN. senator COnkllng, as
expressed IN an autograph letter addressed to this
disabled soldier upon the occasion Of his removal
by the Democrats I'm 1879, Time sets all things
even" BUSINESS.
National Republican., 1882-03-03

The t'Hu ot THE wEFRiY NATIONAL RErrurtcAS
commenced on Thursday. JJHUuyy5 .. tsS2 Hs0 hand.
tome double hcct n Cigti pdgS' and Hyysiy columns.
r3uiriS ne UsUs from OH parts or me woyd and iS
tpsciruy bt,ycsiipg as containing me- proceedings Of
he Erscutts, Lfgisrtrc. and Jicidi branches NJ he
Government, beluo'iHg ne appointments promotions,
1SSfymcf ni,d dy1,i'Sui7 IN at departments OF Cor
sinmcR 5ssuios II oDitrins a rU r,HoTt oruIp3V and
announcements and 2rtcrs Y inciudcs asa epcciul
feature ne poiRtci PERSONAL amt Socidi ant
eir,U goSog NJ me Nu'iousOlJi,H
b, short IS ne boa, ant oIiv ir,SkIy p1Bsr IN
Amsrieu yiri,,o m addition 10 0iH general ns,gs from
Oh pdr's nf Ns ryrd n complete ph0'oprdVh qr Iys,
dph1G,. 1't prD"'etHys ID, me Dtptat NJ the Notion
Terms: Strgb o0ytos, oNE DOLLAR NNu rtrry
riNrs Ut' y'uri f g9pis' 10 Udftss, oNE
DOLLAR pcr rapH fOHgys pgGJJh tytc puJlfHiyrs.
SrjHTls copies f}cs
NoiO Is NJ TINE 10 tit-yRe
National Republican., 1882-03-03

THE people Of the District should inn
perfume Speaker Keifer whenever and
wherever they can meet him to promptly
move in the matter of fixing day for
the consideration of District matters in
the House. People are heard nowadays
for their much speaking.
National Republican., 1882-03-03

Roy owen James, the pastor of the North Bap.
ist on Fourteenth street, near II, has resigned on
account OF the dissatisfaction on the part Of GER
tain members with his Views on the subject OF
conversion. The pastor does not believe so much
in domonstratiye or emotional conversion as CON
Nerslnn from the resmlla Of reneolon nnd renson
National Republican., 1882-03-03

The Congress Of the United States has
no right 10 abdioate the government of
this District, If 1t is too much trouble
70 consider tho most ordinary and i'm
portant interests of the city, then local
government, with sufficient powers,
should be created. We want eopious
supply Of water. We want that Potomac
National Republican., 1882-03-03
AUCTION SALES.

TNRUsTEE7s SALE or A VALUABLE FARM OF
Il 2l2 acres orchards Of choce apples, poachos and
pears, and uc large vineyard; tU be sold at Belts
villc, Nd, THURSDAY March " ut ~ o'clock M, II
inr; if not the next fair day. Mile from Belts
vile and Muirkrk half mile nom Washington
Branch u. n o H. II,
Terms 500 on the ratification OF sale by lire court;
balance IN equal payments at four and ten months.
mn
National Republican., 1882-03-03
By ThOmas DOwling,

NUNTTONEEN.
ADMINISTRATIONS SALE BY CATALOGUE
OF THE PRIVATE Library AND FINE
FNGRAVINGs OF THE LATE ARCHIBALD
NgANE hso; ALSO THE LIBRARIES OF
To be sold at my auction rooms, southwest corner
ton, ~ q. MONDAY EVENING, February y, 1870,
aud following evenings, commencing each evening at
half past seven o'clock.
National Republican., 1882-03-03

PROPOSALS.

DRoPOSALS FOR MARBLE AND SLATE
IL TILES, SLABS, &c.
OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR
STATE WAR, AND NAVY DRPARTMRSTs,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Feb. "a, 1882.
Sealed proposals for furnishing and delivering Tiles,
Basin Slabs, &c. of Marble and Slate for the North
Wing OF the Building for. slate War, and Navy De
tnents IN this city, will be received at this office
until IL o'clock m Of March IG 1882 and opened Inn
medately thereafter, in presence Of bidders,
Specifications, general Instructions to bidders, ana
blank forms of proposal win be furnished TO estab'
lished manufacturers Of the above materials ON ap
THoS. LINCOLN CASEY,
fe27-6t Lieut-Col Corps of King.
National Republican., 1882-03-03

Don't condemn good thing because you have
been deceived by worthless nostrums. ParkeTs
Ginger Tonic has cured many In this section OF
kidney and nervous disorders, and we recommend
Il heartily TO such suifsten--NsVS,
National Republican., 1882-03-03

me price 0rTut NArfoNAr RErunLicAN iv nuH
o. at ne cD'uicf is THREE CENTS FOR singtc copy;
fuo tre6iS, TwENTy.FtvE GENTS ono month. FIFTY
sENrs, 0g0 months oNE DOLLAR; three months, ONE
DOLLAR AND 4 IIALF3 sta months, THREE poLLARsi
onsyeIr SIX DOLLARS, postage prepaid by n, pii6.
Rshsrs
RS dsh'srsJ IN Washington and me suburb, Jy car
tisrs NJ tbr sdnis rates.
7Nc,s bcsrfirc pdn ne pysseafto subscribe J5r
hs btse7 I-tghsst and bcs, nclcsp1Bcr published di
Ne National pppIL Send copics 10 your bisuds
National Republican., 1882-03-03

Flats appropriation, It is time for Con-
gress to be reminded that is our only
District government now.
National Republican., 1882-03-03
THE RrpuntIcAxwill, as usual. be issued

Tnr RErunIcANwill, as usual, be issued
tomorrow in double sheet form, with
frty-siN columns of live, interesting, and
wcll-anangcd news. There will also be
found matters of social and personal
mention Of general interest, such as
fashion notes, items for the household,
notes of the stage, book reviews, and
matter selected from the latest magazines.
National Republican., 1882-03-03
+. L. BROCK EFT, Administrator.
THOMAS DOWLINO. Anctinneer. fa2L6t


BY virtue four writ of heri facias issued out of
the Clerks oncc ofthe supreme Court OF the District
of Columbia and 10 directed, will sell ut public
sale for CASH At the door OF the Court OF said
District, on MONDAY, the 18th day OF March. isS2,
at ~ o'clock all the right, title claim aud interest
Of the defendant in and TO the following described
lots Of ground In said District viz: Lots Nos q H. ~,
81 and west half of 10 In Block No. 3; Lot No g. in
Block No. 81 Lot No. 3, In Block No 0; Lot No T. In
Block No. Y; Lot No. 8, ia Block No: 49, Lots Nos
and II, in Block No. 49, Lot No. lG In Block No. M;
and Lots Nos. o and ., In Block No. 10, In Todd Il
Browns subdivision of part of Mount Pleasant aud
Pleasant Plains.
Also the following lots in the city of Washington,
~ e., viz: East half Of Lot No H. IN Drurys subdl-
vision Of square No no; Lots Nos and TO- IN square
No. 23l Lot No. In Square No. 1853 Lots Nos 1. 2,
and o. in square northwest of square No. l033 Lots
Nos i2 and 10, in Square No 1885, 30 feet inch
of Lot No and all Of Lots Nos o. aud S In square
No 1853 together with all and singular the improve
mens thereon. Levied upon the property or Will
lam Il, Todd, TO satisfy Execution No. le,4 ut law,
In favor of Michael william; No. 1874, AZ law, in
favor OF NJ W. Galt OF al No. 1862 at law, In favor
Of William NJ. Gait; No. l9962 at law, in favor of
John Van Rlswick. 9. e. HENRY.
II. =, Marshal,
National Republican., 1882-03-03
wAsmycrov, D. C.. MARCH .. iss2.
Population Of the National Capital. $4,000
Amuscnnonts Tonight.

NArGuShL LTunsNTRE-LawrencC Barrett Dramatic
riuu-" The Merchant of Venice"
NoI1EE SENrING RISK, New York ayruuc-As.
Iombiy
fuUp's OPERA A-HuusE- -Havery'- Nlnstrrls
MASONIC TEMrLr-Vuion Veteran Corps Fair.
National Republican., 1882-03-03
limited States Marshal,S Sale.


BY virtue Of writ OF heri facas issued out of the
Clerks office of the supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia and to me directed, will sell at public
SALE for cash. at the door of the CourHouso for said
District, MONDAY, the 18th day OF March, 1851 at
II o'clock m, all the right title claim and interest OF
the defendant In and 10 the folOwingdescribed prop
orty TO wit: The south half of sublot number sixty
two (62) In j. f. Olmsteads subdivision of part of lot
twelve Q2), recorded IN Liber H.. d. O.. folio 22l,
Surveyors office, said District together With all and
singular the impr9yements thereon. Levied upon
ton No 6675 equity in favor of Charles G. Huntiey.
@. r. HENRY, u. s. Marshal.
Tuos. DOWNING, Auctioneor. fe2i-dts
United States Marshal's Sale.
=, BY virtue ola writ Of heri f,clas, issued out Of
the Clerks Office OF the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia; and TO mendlreeted, 7 will
sell at public sale, for cash nt the Court-HouSe
door Of said District on SATURDAY, the an day OF
March, 1881 at IL o'clock n oil the right ttle clam,
aad interest of the defendant in and to the following
described property, to wit Lots Nos p Q T. aud In
square north of square No. 60 in the city OF Wash
ingtOn, said District, together with all and singular
the improvements thereon, levied upon the prop
erty Ofthe defendant Mark Young, 10 satisfy Execl
ton No. $685. law in favor Of the Citizens National
Bank. -
C. L. HENRY,
United States Marshal.
THOMAS BOWLING,
fei3dts- Auctioneer.
National Republican., 1882-03-03
MEDICAL.

OF CHRONIC AND OBSCURE Dis
H'IIM\ eases can be cured at home. Send de-.
lUl IlIkO scriptiOn Of for advice. Book free.
DIR, :. 4. BAKER, Box l0i, Buiiio
National Republican., 1882-03-03
United States Marshal's Sale.

BY virtue of writ of iieri facias issued out of the
Clerks Office Of the Supreme Court of the District of
Columbia, and TO me directed, will sell at public
aale for cash at the door Of the Court House OF said
at ~ o'clock all the right title, claim, and interest
property. 10 wit: Lot No ~ and part OF lot A. in
Square No 57l, commencing for same at the south;
east corner Of said Lot ", thence north % feet s
inches, and with that width hack to public alley.
Also Lots 1, and NJ, III Square No G2g, of Vests
subdivision of said square, situated In the city of
Washington, said District together with all and sin
gular the improvements thereon. Levied upon the
property of Sarah c. Follanshee to satisfy Execution
No. q. III, at law, in favor of John McGrann,
c. +. HENRY, U. s. Marshal.
THos BOWLING, AuctiOneer. fe22-dts
National Republican., 1882-03-03
EsTABLTsHEp iSsa
JOHN McDERMOTT & BROS,

CARRIAGA MANUFAUrUREHs
CSteam usedl 80 PennsylyanlA avenue near THIRD
street wesL Washington, ID. q. Carriages and Har-
hees received on storage and s0ld on oOni mission.
oasrAgea repaired. aLu
National Republican., 1882-03-03
FOR SALE-LOts.
FOR SALE-Farms.
FOR sALE-Miscellaneous.

INOR SALE-SCoTCH TERRIER AND FICE
~ DOgsi also Laying and Setting Chickens, 50 cents
apiece. Southeast corner Fourteenth and II streets
northwest, mr2.3tE
GARD COLLECTOIlS-SEND FIVE TwoCENT
" stamps for a set Of beautiful Album Cards. TO
IL. JENKINS, City POst-Oiilce. fe2S3tt
DosENDALE CEAiENT-JUsT ARRIVED, AT
HI l0h LO uslana avenue.
fe9iOt" JOHN II. BIRD.
National Republican., 1882-03-03
PROPOSALS. FOR BRONZE HARDWARE.
a. OFFICE OF BUILDIRG FOR
STATE, WAR, AND NAVY DEPARTMENTS,

WASNINOION, ID, e, FpD. n Ib31
Sealed proposals for furnishing and delivering
Bronze and Brass Hardware for doors and windows
In the North Wing of the Building for State, War,
and Navy Departments In this city Will be received
az this office until II O'Clock m OF MARCH 10, 1884,
and opened Immediately thereafter in presence OF
bidders.
specifications, general instructions to bidders, and
blank forms of proposal will be furnished 70 estib
lshed manu- factureTs of and dealers In fine bronze
hardware upon application to this Office
TIIOS. LINCOLN CASEY,
fe2i-6t Lieutenant Colonel Corps Of Engineers,
National Republican., 1882-03-03
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

INoR RENT.-A LADY HAVING NO USE FOR
II her Piano, u handsome one full 7-octave carved
legs, &C. and good make, would rent II To careful
party at moderate rate per quarter. Address Mrs.
T., Republican office mrl-@s
VNOR RENT - STORB-ROOM AND BACK
i, Rooms, 2l3 Pennsylvania avenue northwest; two
large plate glass windows; So Apply next door.
National Republican., 1882-03-03

nR. Iron, THE OLDEST l9SrA BLIsHED AND
i most reliable ladies Physician Ia The city Oan
be consulted daily al "a PennsylyanlA avenue, from
. 10 and $40 g. All Female Complaints and Iuegu3
lhritie5 quickly cured Prompt treatment Separate
rooms for ladies. no2
National Republican., 1882-03-03
Observation-Disclosures.

| "a -.
w WANTEp-A REIIABLE. WHITE aIRL. 10
w Cuuk Wash, aud Iron and do general House.
t,J w9g5 " % mail amily must give reference Apply
WANTED AT oNCE-A NEAT WHITE or
G"lore1 ulr., 70 attend to boy OF four years ana
west mri-AH
WANTED-A RELIABLE WHITE GIRL TO
90 general ,s llousework must bring 5eterGnee
avenue aud q and sixth aud seventh streets 2s3l'
WANTEp-A WHITE WOMAN. PROTEST;
ant to Sook M Wash and Iron In New England
qure At iOI Tenth street northwest. fe2s3tt
Neutrality-suspicious..
> CoMpostTons wANrED-Ar 70 CENTS PER
= thousand MILANs COS seventh street. !.
WANTED-Situations--Female
Az EHGLIsH WIDOW LADY, WHO HAS
"a lived In America some few years Is dcsirous of
obtaining situation as lon'ekeep,r IN small fam.
elt Massachnsetts avenue northwest, nrt@s
WANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
w w%9m9n % place in hrst-class private hnilE to
at 1881 FINN street northwest mr@2tH
VTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE CoLoRED
Apply at 500 Twenty.third street northwest. mr39ts
WANrED-BY a COMPETENT CoLoRED
~ woman, place as Childrens Nurse or to do
Chamberwork; good references. 4is street north
west, mr2-3tA
WTANTED-A SITUATION, ny A RESPECT
w able colorrd woman, to Cook, Wash, and Iron.
Apply nt 2laS street northwest, mr2-3t<
WyANTED--A PLACE AS FIRST.CLASS COOK;
wv county preferred; good reference, Call ut 1881
johnson avenue northwest. mr23t
UTANTED-A SITUATION AS sEAMsTREss
dressmakng, line sewing, and embroidery and would
be useml where there are young ladies, Address
TRUST, Republican Office. mr2-3tt
ATANrED-BY A GERMAN GIRL, A PLACE
w IN small family 10 do general HousewOrk;
best of reference from last place. Apply ut 37 Four
nnd.ahali street northwest. mr2-3ts
UTANrED-BY A REsPECTABLE YOUNG
w woman, a plnce as soanstrCSs, to do light Cham
berwork, or the care ofchildren. Apply ut 7l9 Fourth
street northwest. mri-3tS
WTANfED-BN A SETTLED PROTESTANT
w woman. situation us Nurse or Chambermad
In tirstClOss family; the best OF reference can be
given nom last place. Apply ut i7l7 Vermont ave.
nue. lnrl-3te
wv VANTED - by A FIRST.CLASS DRESS
w maker, q few engagements by the day or week.
Apply ut 2El5 X street northwest mrl-ae
w ANTED ny a COLORTD GIRL. A SITUA-
w tiOn rs Chambermad. Call or address 1874 FINN
street northwest mrl-3tH
National Republican., 1882-03-03

morning. contains a complete sch edule of our Houses
stores, shops and Farms offered for rent together
seen. Property for sale in all parts OF the city.
Money 10 loan on real estate. Call.
feN n, III, WARNER, GIG IL stroet
National Republican., 1882-03-03
WANTED-Rnnms.

VyTAETED-2STORY FRONT ROOM, NORTH
w west at moderate price. Address, stating price
and location. o., Republican office. mr$8tt
Wy NTANTED-AGARCH Is, . 2OR3 UNFURNISUED
w Rooms, on second door, between X and II and
Thirteenth and Nineteenth Streets for two ladies and
girl of 10 years. Address, stating full particulars,
SHADE, Rcpublicah office. mr2-]tt
WTANTED-BY lsT OF APRIL Or SOONER,
. w or Furnished or UnfurniShCd Rooms, suitable
for light housekeeping for self and wiiC state price
and location. Address w. NJ H. Republican office.
mrl.3t#
WANTED BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
. w (no Chidron), or Rooms, furnished for light
housekeeping Address, with terms, g II. G., Repub
liCan Office mri.3tE
National Republican., 1882-03-03
Observation-Disclosures.

" AN a tt--NAiSCcllitttouSs
WTANTED-ANo OWNER FOR AN ovERcoAT
Washington. In November last mr&3tt
WANTED-7A FEW PAIRS or MEMS SILK
" Hose knitted SIR snppliedi state price per
VNTANTED-FoR a MAN, AN INVALID ROLL
where It can be sees. Address Box II, City Post
VIyANTED TO PURCHAsE-A BICYCLE ORA
w Tricycle.. Address PLUMBER, Republican Of
uTNNTED--N DESK. IN GOOD oRDERi GIVE
COmptrOers Office mr23t"
U,RENcH LEssONs-MME. LBPRTNCE, FROM
al her own and pupils residence; prices moderate;
best city Teierenoes also morning and evening classes
west. mr2,2wt
A LADY WILL TAKE OR LITTLE GIRLS
"A TO board and educate ut moderate terms those
without mothers preferred. Address ORPHAN, Re
publican Office. mrl3tf
VHTANTED-To BUY. A SMALL DOG, THAT
wv weighs less than six pounds. Apply at ii2i
L ENsINGTON ART NEEDLEw DIRK AHDALL
IN kinds of Embroidery taught privately In
classes at gl2 street northwesi also orders taken
RI NEEDLEwoRK IN CLASSES AND
| "A privately. Specimens and terms at Mrs n. Il.
BRUCE's, 4si Ninth street northwest, fe6-tf
XUANTED SCRAP IRON. : 1000 TONS OF
lowest cash price, delivered, POTOMAC MANU-.
FAUTU RING CO.. AleNandrla, va. ja9u
| NNTANTED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN Il.
w Beal Room 4, li2O New York avenue, Is Com
missioner Of Deeds for every state and Territory.
United States Commissioner, Examiner and Notary
Puhlic always In Office from to . p. ap30ly
FOR SALE-HOuses.
JNOR SALE-SEV GOOD, SMALL. BRICK
II Houses that will pay 10 per cent net ON cost. Il.
| ii. WARNER, 9l6 street northwest mr2.3t
For SALE Several o, the
HANDSoMEST RESIDENCES
In the city.
CHOICE LOTS
on Connecticut, Massachusetts,, and Rhode Island
avenues, and on sixteenth, Eighteenth, X,
NJ and streets.
NOW Is THE TIME TO BUY.
Prices are Advancing,
MONEY TO LEND ON REAL ESTATE
VIM. T.. YOUNG,
mrl ii2O New York avenue.
National Republican., 1882-03-03
WANTED-Homses.


UTANTED-A MODERATESIZED. UNFUR-
w nished House, cool summer situation, in near
city possession required lst of May. Address G. a.
H., Republican onice. mrl-3t*
WTANTED--A GROOM HOUSE, WITH M
w provements, within five six squares OF the
War Department not exceeding 1900; part cash
Address w. G., Republican office. fe2s-3tt
VTTANTyED IMMEDIATELY FOR PURCHAs-
w ers-Ten Houses from Sl,5OO to $500; also
Choice Lots. W, Il. ByRFORD, Real Estate Broker,
Ills street northwest. fe2S-3te .
yNTANTBD-BY APRIL y FURNISHED
w House of to rQorls In respectable neighbor
hood, TO cost s5tp $50 per month, to steady careful
Tenant; reference. Address j. IL. g. Republican Of
foe. fe27-3H
National Republican., 1882-03-03

EUROPEAN MINsTRELs.- :
National Republican., 1882-03-03
WANTED-UcIn-Mr
WANTED-Situations--FemaIe.

> COMPOSITIONS WANTED--Ar 20 CENTS PER
- thousand. MILANS. nO9 seventh street. II
National Republican., 1882-03-03
AMIrsENIENrs

VNDkiJ JS.,,.,,.,,..... ,,....-PA ,libNCE IN BLACK
Change OF Programme Tonight
National Republican., 1882-03-03
FOR RENT-Furnished Houses.

II containing IL cheerful, sunny rooms, well FUR
nshed; large garden, Sc would sell on easy terms.
Apply at li24 street, or at Rennedys T20 Fifteenth
street fe2J-0tF
National Republican., 1882-03-03
LOST AND FOUND.

- - REWARD.-LOST-AT THE NATIONAL,
.pO Theatre. Tuesday night, n Coral Brooch. Re
turn II to 1929 X street northwest and get reward.
mr2-3f
National Republican., 1882-03-03

Monday next-Jay Rlnl's Uncle Tom.
March i3-Onc Hundred WiveA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1882-11-02

In the course of recent sermon the
Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage said: tYou all
know what the botanists describe as nicot'
lana. You know it as the inspiring, ele-
vating, nerve-shattering, dyspepsia a-breed-
ing, health destroying tobacco. ! shall
not be Extensively personal on this subject,
for YOU nearly all use it. You say that
God made it, and 1t is good. Yes, it is
good to kill moths. to kill ticho on sheep,
to strangle all kinds Of yermin, to fumi-
gate pestiferous places You say God ere
ated it for some particular purpose. 30
he did henbane, nux vomica and copperas
and bella donna, and all those poisons'
You say that men live to be old who use
Il. Yes, in the same sense that the man
lasted well who was picked. Smokers are
turned into smoked livers. You should
advise your children to abstain from IT,
because the whole medical fraternity OF
the Il nited States and Great Britain pro.
nounce il the cause OF wide spread Ill
health. Drs. Agnew, Hamilton, Wood.
ward-the whole medical fraternity; allo-
pathic, homeopathic, hydropathic, eclec-
tic deuounce it. 1t creates an unnatural
thirst. The way that leads down TO
drnnkard's grave, and drnakard's hell,
is strewn thick with tobacco leaves Ben
Franklin said that he never saw well
man in the exercise Of common sense who
would say that tobacco did him any good.
Thomas Jefferson argued against the cul-
.ure OF tobacco. Horace Greeley said
"It il burning stencil" Daniel Webster
said: Let those men who smoke go "a
the horse sheds can name three emf
nept clergymen who died OF cancer IN TIE
month an evil caused by their tobacco.
There has been many a clergyman whose
tombstone was all covered up with euiogl
who ought to have had an inscription
"Killed by too much csvendish. Som'
smoke until the room is blue, their spiritl
are blue the world is blue. Ny eiperi
enee was that il took ten cigars TO make
Sermon. Bat said to myself III smok'
more than | ought to now, how muel
more would 1 smoke If had an unlimited
supplyY" That was twenty years ago, ant
In aui, then once and forever II yol
smoke cheap tobacco. ] wan, To tell yoI
why il is cheap II IL mixture OF bur
dock lamp.black. saW-dusi. colts foot
,lap,ain leaves, iuilers earth, lime, sal
snd little tobacco.