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DIED.

HENRY.-On Saturday evening, March 25, Of
pneumonia, Harriet A.. widow OF The late Professor
Joseph Henry frat Secretary OF the Smithsonian In
stitution. Notice Of funeral hereafter.
DOUGHTY.-On March %, 1852, at $3.50 4. NJ,
Mrs. Emma l.. Doughty, wife Of Mai, J.. 70.
Doughty, formerly Of Lake city. MINI, Funeral
Will take pia(e from her late residence No. 4l8 A
street southeast sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
Friends and relatives are respectfully invited TO at
ten. Minnesota papers please copy.J
FIsK.--In Baltimore, on Friday, March "a 1852,
al the residence OF her sOn-in-law, DT. George Il.
Reynolds, Mrs. Mary n. Fisk. widow OF the late
Charles II. Fisk, and daughter OF the late Major
Oak liil Cemetery, Georgetown, Monday, March 27,
at 1873 o. clock II. Nj.
SCOTT. .-on Thursday, March 20, 1882, Rear Ad-
mra Gustayus Hall Scott In the seyentleth year Of
his age. Funeral from Ills late residence, No. 202s
street northwest, to-day, 26th Instant at O'Clock
Friends OF the family are Invited.
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Tnr meetinrs Of aeltrshnrr relernns. hald

THE meetings Of Gettysburg veterans, held
at General Dudleys once last week, resulted In the
calling OF two reunions 10 he held on the battle field
Itself. Those who fought at or near the Peach or
chard Wheat Field, Devirs Den, or Round Ton on
the second day will meet at Gettysburg juno Z, to
compare notes and enable Mr.. Bachelor TO correct
and complete his statement OF the facts they actu-
ally occurred. Those who fought the nrst day win
also meet for the purpose at Gettysburg June
~. These reunions Intended to include those who
fought on both sides, and It Is hoped there win he
good turn out OF sI-Confederates. Among those
southerners VINO heartily approve the movement, and
who Will, u possible, 20 to Gettysburg to aid Mr.
Bauheldet, are Generals Hampton, Fltlbush Lee,
Wilcox Scales, and Forney, and Colones Manning
Oates, Aiken, and Brown, several Of whom it win
he observed, members Of the present Congress.
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Our new Office is face 10 face with the
Central Dspensary and Emergency Hospital, on
Tenth street. which gives us chance to See the ex
ceent work that institution Is doing from day TO day
and from hour TO hour. II Is strange to have TO say
at the tune that II has harder 6tTuggle TO sus
tain itself and secure recognition than almost any other
charity In midst This Is not right II II should
by any mischanoe DO abandoned the poor or the
stranger would have no place TO resort In case Of
sickness or sudden accident, and much pTeyentable
misery and drafts upon uncertain or inadequate
private charity would be oceasioned. The profes-
slonal gentlemen engaged giving their efforts un-
sparngly and the public and the authorities, so far
as In their power, ought to cooperate with them.
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The City Post Office has been condemned.
This Is the old farce II is better In all respects
than It was when accepted. Why then, II unnt, was
II taken and made trap OF death N A little
more conscientious caution in the beginning would
have saved much ylrtu0us precaution In the end.
The authorities responsible for Its rental
are now anxious for Its surrender.
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THE Philadelphia Times fairly puts case
IN which the honor Of the people OF the United states

Is Involved when II says:
Honesty and law unite 10 point the way for a solu-
uon Of the Issue between the Government and the
heirs OF the late Gen. Robert r. Lee, In relation to
the Arlington estate. The property was purchased
at Government tax sale, and Republican court has
very properly decided that the equity OF redemption
could not be lost Ivy non-access In time OF war. Even
cunhscation, had 1t heen enforced TO the utcrmost
could not have extended beyond the life OF the owner
and law, Justice, and common honesty require
the Government to compensate the heirs OF Lee for
the part dedicated rs Anal resting place for our
fallen soldiers and return the residue OF the estate or
pay Its Just value. Tho Lee heirs the Govern
ment the accumulated taxes and COSTS and when they
paid the Government owes to tho Lees the Arlng
ton estate. They make demand for the surrender
OF the portion devoted to the dead but they ask
they are entitled to receive fair compensation for IT.
The war Is over; conhscatlon has not been the policy
OF the Government; many worse men than Lee have
not only been forgiven, but welcomed to the feast OF
the fatted calf and the Government should obey the
demand OF law and Justice by the prompt recognition
of the claim Of the Lee heirs. And the account
should be adjusted without lifetime Of costly litga
tion that end only In the success OF the claimants
What law and honesty require at the hands OF the
Government should be gracefully conceded by act o
Congress. II Is always creditabe to the Governmen
to be Just and Vt must ever be dlscredtable to the
Government to disregard Its own laws to the injury o
/ Its citizens,
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expense OF them, lately. II would not bo bad Idea
for TIE number OF new men lately appointed on that
bench to agree together to do away with the preense
that they are John Jay, Bushrod washington, and
other deceased old fogies stil walking around In the
fesh. Asa starter let them tear on tho ridiculous
black nieht-sown they now feel obliged 70 rig them
selves w In on parade, up tho 'ucdy-servant "
therein, and drop the whole outht into the riber.
white mems clothes are good enough for anybody 10
ness-ke fashion, as they would In any other line OF
employment hear the arguments without any non
sense or hummery, make up their decisions and have
them printed promptly, and clear the docket OF their
tribunal. This Is the Nineteenth Century we are
not grand-daddes and we cant afford to have our
boss court tagging about hundred years behind the
rest Of the procession.
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T,co editions published erery Sunday morning
IN time 10 reach the early mails.
The Army and Navy edition contains com
pists gazette Of all neos and orders relating 10
the Serytce.
Orders should in all cases be sent direct 10 this
o flee, as ,ce ALLOW no agents commissions. Sub
s'riptions in all cases BY post office money order,
registered letter, or check on Ne'o York or this
,ftU
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rn cnRprspnNnENrs

Rejected communications cannot be returned. As
an evidence of good faith all communications, no
matter how brief addressed to the Editor Of TnE
SUNDAY HsRALp, must bc accompanied by the
writer name full and address.
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QUEEN VICTORIA evidently understands the
notorlety crank. Sir Theodore Martin has put
lished letter written by her relative to the earlier
attempts upon her life In which she says that these
attempts will continue to be made long the crm
pals are indicted for high treason.
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rnere,s many rllp ,twIrl lhe eup ana tlle llp.

There's many a slip twxt the cup and the lip;
SO says, believe, a wise old quip.
Now johnny declares that he kisses the misses,
But think, twiHt US two, that he misses the kisses
A traveller objurgatiye has missed his train;
maiden oseuatiye Is kissing her swain.
oh list to the one while he cuSses the buss,
And listen to t'other while she buses the cuss
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Now that the President has signed th,

Now that the President has signed the
anti polygamy bilI there won't lie so much giving
and taking In marriage as there was In Utah. How
is the Mormon husband to select from the many past
wives the one Of the future? VIII It be the latest
married? Are the surplus to be pensloned or to lie
Transported TO territories where the are In the
vast maJorityY AS 10 always the where immoral
relations exist between the sexes the to be
the sufferer.
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ANOTHER question of veracity has sprung
up between Grant and a respectable citizen, Mr..
Thomas NJ. Nichol Of Chicago. This Is difficulty
that happens with distressing frequency to the head
and summit Of the human race. ~
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If the mother is feeble II is impossible that
her children should be strong. Lydia E. Pinkham s
Vegetable Compound is perfect specific In all chronic
diseases Of the sexual system Of women. Send TO
Mrs Lydia Il. Pnkham, 223 Western avenue,
Lynn, Mass, for pamph let's.
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The statement OF General Robert Il. Lees
friends that Mr Lincoln offered him the COM
mand OF the armies Of the United States has been
questioned repeatedly but the fact is reassered In
the Philadelphia Heskly Times by the Rev. DIR. j..
William Jones, secretary OF the Southern Historical
Society. Dr. Jones publishes for the first time a
letter written by General Lee, wherein the letter
plains how the command was offered him.
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The fellow who by mistake, sent his au-
burn haired sweetheart, instead OF bottle Of Dr.
Butts Cough Syrup, bottle Of hair dye, wants to
know the best way TO commit suicide.
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WHAT with Chairman Rosecrans and Co.
adjutor MIR. Flower the embowered Democratic cam
paign committee ought also to be able to entwine the
iaurels of success upon their brows.
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"a CONGRESS of Greek physicians and nat
uralists from al parts of the world will meet at
Athens April isth.''
Let us hope that Tachmyntij will be there.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-03-26

TINS Supreme Court has been coming in
for good deal OF newspaper ventilation OF Its anil
quated methods Of doing business and satire al the
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-03-26

Mn. soauCKERs il evidently the Herr Pro-
fessor Link In the new ConkIng- -Sprague scandal.
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MEDICAL.
Our Citizens desire no Noiorlely, but are
Always Eeady 10 Proclaim the Truth,

MIS-. Geo. Dawlcy, Of 20 Knight street, Providence,
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the cause OF ny trouble became badly bioatcd,
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nothing doing.

lIogs-Receips 1900 hcnd. Market fair; ph,la.
delphhs Sc ?saG TO- HAltinorcs IS 9Oa6 %: Workers
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BEADfoED. "a, December A.-Petroeum-Thcre
w'ls marked Improvement nj this mornings mar
ket, 95c being bid. but weaker feeling soon ire
vailed anu prices dropped to SIG, followed by a
old At the morning session. In the afternoon ths
market opened strong at 9..c, when il slt,bbornlS
ie!l 10 g3e and recovered i 9.1se, a, which suts
wore 10 the eilectthat It was gradually dfonnnc
oil. Sales S3i? 100 barrels: total Shipments Ned
ncsdny :6,973 barrels charters Sill 900 barrels
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PranS's Christmas cards have come to be d
pleasing and popular incident Of the holiday
season. The Euslisl, prints do not equal
PranG's best, either in design or finish. This
years prize cards are fine specimens OF this
class OF art. The first prize is very strong in
design and a fine piece OF work-.he Light Of
the World beaniins on poor humanity-but
by reason Of the solemnity OF the sub.
ject hardly likely TO BECOME so popu-
lar as some OF the simple but more
CHEEKY desigs- as, for example, the second
and fourth artists, and the three popular
prizes. The fouftl, artist prize is a fat, club.
by faced little boy opening his eyes to his
Christmas toys piled on his bed. Then we
have cheerful little urchins singing Christ.
mas carols with cherubs lowering near, q
very Christmas-like scene which will be q
great iayorite. The Christina troe, with tile
groups Of singing children gathered round,
will be another hit. There is not one OF the
series that will not stand the test OF severe
criticism. Messss. Prarg Il Co., Boston, are
doing good work, which is meeting general
appreciation.
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A case OF shat depends" "And what
age is it you are now, DEAR" asked the
colonel, just back from India, OF the tall
daughter OF his friend, Toukinson Smith,
"Wcll, that is what l can't quite make
out" returned the girl, taking care not to
meet her mothers eye, "iorwhen | 20 any.
where with papa 1 am sixteeu, but when |
80 out with mamma am never more than
twelve next birthday The colonel hast.
ened 10 change the subject. -Loado,
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There were not one: They had only
been married short time. The other day
she slung her arm around him and war
bled, in r low tremulous voice: "Do you
realize, Adolphus that now we arc mar
ried, We are only one?" "No" replied the
brute, IT can't realized it. have lust paid
n So millinery bill, and a lot more OF your
bills, with several outside precincts to hear
from, so I am beginning 10 realize that as
far us expenses 80, instead OF being one,
We are about Il half dozen. can't take
in that idea OF our being one Just vet, not
by a large majority. "-Ir1as Si1ings,
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How she got the notion: Our tailor was
telling US about conversation he had
with u lady. "she made nc disguised, u
he said. undertook to llatter me, / think.
Called me n man OF position aud wealth.
Whit should put that idea into her head? 2"
And, anxious to aid him in understanding
the situation, We remarked that in ali
probability she had seen some OF his bills,
and he ut once began 10 talk about the
weathcr.-.B0sfou Post
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a hollow mockery: Spillkins brought
home some Swiss cheese from an Austin
grocer, which was full OF holes. lie partook
Of Il very literally, but when lie COM
planned few days afterwards Of feeling
Of emptiness, little Johnny, who is one
Of the smartest boys in Austin, spoke up
and sud: II know what makes you feel
empty, pa. 1t is them big holes in the
cheese you ate tue other day. 1tics
,Sifinw.
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Medical advice: Country doctor Ito Tom.
kins)-'Now, with regard to that cut on
the top OF your head, don't think It will
be serious, but you must keep your eyes on
It," And Tompkins, whb las the slightest
suspicion Of u squini, goes away and dis
recommends that doctor. -Ifoonshinc,
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Otto J. Doesburs, proprietor Holland City
Ntrs, Mich, writes; "a bad cold settled Of,
my side and back, kidney trouble, liver and
rheumatism combined; suffered terribly,
though was Obliged TO move about and attend
to business. tried local doctors, but re-
ceived no relief, and az forlorn hone tried
your Thomas Ecleclrie Oil, have only used
half a iifty-cent bottle, and feel as we'll as
ever did i'll my life," new
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TROUBLES often come from whence We least
expect them" Yet we may often prevent or
counteract them BY prompt and intelligent
action. Thousands Of persons ure constantly
troubled with combination OF diseases.
Diseased kidneys and coslive bowels are their
tormentoIs. They should know that Kidney.
Wort acts OIL these organs at the same time,
causing. them to throw oil the poisons that
have clogged them, and SO renewing the
whole system. Mwr1w
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"E'ctilnlc Com nlnints.n

Dr. Il. Y. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y: DEAR Sir
| wins sick for six years, and could scarce
ly walk about the house. My breath was
short and suffered from pain in my breast
and stomach all the time also from palpl..
ton and an internul fever, or burning scusa-
ton, aud experienced frequent snotheripg
or choking sensations. 1 also suffered from
pain low down across my bowels and In my
back, and was much reduced in flesh. i
have used your Golden Medical Dircoyefy,
and "Favorite Prescription" and feel thai I
am well. Very respectfully,
.... DELILAIl d. MCMILLAN,
ruFIw Arlington, Ga,
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lr you area woman and want both health
and beautyi remember that all superficial Of
forts to increase your personal charms are
vain. Freshness and beauty accompany
health, aud to secure this Mrs. Lydia 4.
Pinkhani's remedies for all fefnale weakness.
es offer the surest means OF renovation. The
highest intelligence loses its lustre when it
must find expression through bilious com.
plexion. Good for either sex. MwYsw
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THE RIVER ROAD,
Some Of the Advantages to be Derived
From II. .a
Tn thp E,Iytnr ~ tJ,n TIT nllfrn,,n,

Some Of the A,lvan tasrx to be Derived
From II.
To the Editor OF the Intelliscnccr.
SiE-I had thought very little about the
railroad down the river until last week,
when ! went to New Martinsville, in
Wetzel county. l was much surprised to
find Martinsville to be two or three times
as large rs fifteen years ago, and apparent.
~ n thrifty place. at this time it is very
much out Of the way, and when the river
closes It is almost impossible 10 reach the
place ut all. The country on the river.
both below and above Fishing Creek, on
the river for perhaps eight or ten miles, is
about as good as any part Of the State,
having splendid bottom lands..l
The country back is covered with dense
forest OF the finest timber, much OF which
can be transported TO the mouth Of Fishing
creek, and can be used for various pur.
poses by the manufacturers, orr sawed up
into timber to be shipped 10 any point
needed. This country, tho land Of which
il mostly good on tho hills, and is nil good
grass land and first rate for grazing and
sheep raising. .Gi
This railroad should be built through
that country it would raise the property,
perhaps, double in value, and give this
city the advantage OF the trade OF thut
country, ind make every thing alive MI
along the line. 1t would benefit this city
very much, and We should encourage the
enterprise. We want their lumber, their
butter and cheese, and cattle. 1t would bc
agood outlet to our goods apd manufactures.
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chronological: Morning Gold as blazcs
'smorning;!' greeted business man yes.
terday. "Pretty cold certainly; but Why
inter such an absusdlty as cold us blazes?'
Dlazcs arc hot, you know" "What would
you say" "Oh, shy it's cold enough 10
freeze two dry rugs together or something
Of that sort" The Lesson In elymo!ogy
being over, both passed on.-Bosion t;ioJc.
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