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siS0ULAU VIII.
Tho Extraordinary document Loft by
California Pioneer

a viii of remarkable originality hos been
llpd in the Suu francisco probate court,
made by john L. Pautuud, an old pioneer
WHO died recently. The viii iH III the ue.
ceasad's own handwriting, AMI the chief
points are re follows; II, John /. Paut-
md, Of the city ut San francisco, county Of
san Francisco Il guess 10 DON'T amount
to d-n the county | aln in), state Of
dear old California knowing the uuuer-
.alnty Of life and being Of sound and dlspOs-
ING mind and memory do make and pup
lish this, my first, last, and Only Will ana
testament | wish ii understood that ! ain
IN my clear, leyclhaudci sense, ami knU"
Just what | am about, aud don't want any
one horse lawyer business iOUling around"
The will then provides that his remains be
taken to NOrwaik, OHIO, and that his pa.
rents and brother be buried with them and
one monument put over them. He directs
that none of the children OF his father by
his second wife be buried anywhere near
him, or his two hali.sisters he says; They
are noble girls, bat they don't be-
long TO the tlTst issue. There was a cbasm
duiog life, let it even be wider in death,
This deathbed repentance and pardonhg
Of all great wrongs is all in your eye, ana
worse than hypocrisy" The will then pro-
Woes Tor the disposition of spurs, saddles
pipe, clothing, TO relatives. Cousin
George G. Pauilind is to get my pistol, belt,
knife ard scabbard the best outfit for use
in the west. Cousin Boyd Pautlind is to
have M improved doublc-nction pistol,
lhe boss pistol ia America Further d.
FectiOns are gwen about burial He say 5:
Il want 10 be buried by Masons. | don't
want any minister or preacher OF any kiud
aS the funeral. The Masous do not Tire il
lheir WORK. Gospel sharpS and | never
flock together muehly. may not die ior
a year or more, but best get things i'll
shane -
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Uvo oIi,, tha f,uoa,ir,, ,,,;,ts Of irtaros,
from, a racant ias,,e nf no S'r Eranniso|
Ey5n'it,sr. wv
I.a,'i,,,r tl,o+ p,ofosso- A1ovo,,do,, Ir,,,,,
ossnriater editor If tho Tevas io,,rraI 99t
Edmonton ard n ,nembar Of tho PISS ~
soristinn vns stIlI IN Inc ciIv onr rannrt,,
called tn sea- h;,n vasterdav ind aIici, aI iva
folio vim.
RanorSar- -protessor Won, ore from, Tavos
and I learn tate nreat Interest not n,,Iy
in her scbools mt in The general develnn.
ment of the whole state: win van be 81
Find as to oive MS some idpa al The school
lrl,,t Mat has u..,, dt,,.r TOR t1Is Ia
nu, uir5. ,l,,aipsc iptrr,s, of any state.
Inc ,ru..,, 10, oi brl, s. ~, AM, dautnter,?
If1lr TuElANn w.pt VALUABLE.
Professur-But tn your main ouestiur
Her ne71uaneot q0u ;lDonaI enoG,nmeIll
stands today as follows: Permanent c.sh
funds - M. ma. ;,f Land (ncres1, 81 bl4 ia
or the iurluer. 10 nee schools alone being
So 5UUuuO. vt lac lat en-. or Of land, for the
same purDo+e, 100000 acres. The re
,n.ilIiu,l money ana lnuIs 90 to the Lrui.
,,r,,fy nnd nl,d to cLariJnble institutions.
pa,s 5000 900 acres have been SURVEYED
and ,,aIe,,teI as alternate sections. much of
IL nv 1no various railroads receiving sixteen
sections TO The mile of road brilt ana
eoulpreo. Fortunately these lands
hSye iGund no market until lately.
Tie railroads have simply made the
school lands valuable iii The same ratio
as they have made their own. ana from
the DEVELOPMENT of the country which they
traverse. Take single road-the Texas d
Pacific. Oflts ~ miles stretching from
the most eastern (TeXarkana) portion of the
state 10 the most western (El Paso), and
also its trauscontineAtal division through
tHr northern TIER Of counties, but parallel
Mnh the main ur .runk lines. Towns and
Cities uy the score no. oGly, but by the hun
dreds, arc Swinging up as il by magic along
its lines. In connection with this road, and
aud"r tho same management is the Inter
Nu,iunM " Great Northern, extending rom
Longvew, the junutlum win shc Iexas,1
Pacific, - il,,lsDun ana Ga.ccstoA, ana .lsu
branching ri Pslrs ,ne ana extending, via
Austin, lie capital, ana San Antonio, TO La
redo, on The lett bank oftne Rio Graude, and
thence into Mexico The length of this road
i, 7S2 miles, and all upon the soil of Texas
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Death of Judge wInkier--Bar Resolutions
In Marshall

To the Hon. A. J. Booty, Judge of the District
Court ofthe Second Judicial District o. Texas;
The undersigned committee, appointCd
by your honor, to prepare resolutions ex-
presslye of the sentiments OF the court
and members OF the bar of Harrison
county, aler hcariss orthc death Of Hon
C. NJ. Winkler, respectfully report the fol
lowing and ask their adoption:
Resolved, That the members of the bar OF
Harrison county have heard with deep re.
gret and profound sorrow Of the death OF
G, NJ. Winkler, one of the judges Of the
court of appeals Of ,he state Of Texas.
Resolved, That we recognize in Judge
Winkler an honest man, patriotic citizen,
a gallant soldier, good lawyer, an upright
Judge and Christian gentleman. His whole
life was especially distinguished by fidelity
70 every trust reposed in him, whether
public or private.
His death is a public calamity, which we
Join the bar and people Of an entire state in
lamentinE.
Resolved. That we tender to the family
Of the deceased our heartfelt sympathy in
this their great bereavement.
Resolved, That HIS honor, the judge Of
IL is court, Is respectfully requested 20 order
these resolutions to be spread on the rec
ords thereof and to direct the clerk TO fur
nish the family OF Judge Winkler with a
copy thereof, signed and certified 20 by
the Judge and clerk Of the court and to fur
nish copies to the city papers for publica-
ton. Respectfully submitted,
y. Il. SExrOE,
WILLIAM STEDMAN,
JAMEs IURNER,
JOHE +. PIERCE,
GEORGE l.. HUI.
Marshall, Tex. May 18th. ISL
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Tr.,ldoul Arlnu,,', s-au,ors.


NEW YORK, May Il.-What a change has
come over Chester A. Arthur. | was in
Washington city last week and saw him
several times. He seems 10 have set the
people there In a hullabaloo by his good
breeding, which / can't say is very CRAFTY
ing when well considered, or very
complimentary TO presidents who have
gone before. IL causes the most intense
surprise apparently that the president
knows how to enter a room, and people
stand back in wonder when he receives
properly. This sentiment is rather comical
at times, as when whole room full OF peo-
pie rise at the entrance OF the president.
/ am informed that some of the enthusiasts
call him Your Exccllency," whereat he
invariably grins in small non-obtru-
sive way. 1t doesn't surprise me that
the Westinghouse will not accept
president who knows what 10
% with his hands when wearing a dress
suit without long continued EXPLANATIONS
Of amazeBent. even after months and
months Of acquaintance. But what a
change has come over General Arthur, not
ia his appearance and manner, but in his
policy. / remember him for years here,
even before he was In the castOm-bOuse,
when he vas a good fellow In every
sense of the word. He drank and lived
well and had a rosy face. He was
hail-iellow-well-met with everybody, and
would work hard q do anybody q favor.
Now his face h. much whittier. he gives you
the same cordial hand-grasp, bui his voice
IL greatly changed, nnd be J. mo more like
she Arthur Of y year ago than be l. like
Rutherford b. Hayes, late lamented.
When be was viCe-presideut he vas The
same hearty, easy guing New Yorker.
He knew everybody and everybody knes
him. but now, az president, be i all changed
In one WAY and not 81 all changed IN
another. ! suppose il il q sense Of dignity.
but il IL not ct All oppressive, and even II
what you erpected-as ] sdmit tbst / rss-
you leave him with a feeling q Summation
despite yourself Bot ] didn't call him
o. Your Excsllency II Louisville CONNER
cial.
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SAMARITAN NERVTNE

Cures Alcoholism, Drunkemass and the habit Of
Opium Eating. These dcgS ding habits are by
far the worst evils that have yer befaen suffer-
ing humanity. Thousands die annually from
these noxious drugs The drunkard drinks
liquor not because he likes it, but for the pleas
uro Of drinking and treating his friends, little
thinking that he is on his road 10 ruiH. Like
the Opium Eater, he first uses the drug in small
quantities harmless anlidoie. The soothing
influence of the drug takes strong hold upon its
victim, leading him on tn his own destruction.
The habits OF Opium Eating md Liquor Drink
ing are precisely what eating is TO almentive-
ness, as over-eating FIRST n,ancs the stomach,
which redoTblcs its cravings until it psralyzes
both the stomach and appetite Soevcry drink of
liquor or dose OF opium instead Of satisfying,
only adds to its fierce fires, until it consumes
the vital force and then itself Like the glutton-
Gus tspe-worm it cries "Give, give, give !" but
never enough until its own IGpacity dcvours
itself. Samaritan Nervine gives instant relief
in all such cases. 1t produces sleep Quiets the
nerves, builds up the nervous system, and re-
stores body and mind 10 healthy condilon.
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Y1EEnrS.s ASSOCIATIONS OF TEXAS.

Seventh Annual Convention AZ Brenham.
second Wednesday, June 18th, 1ss2.
Captain w. G. Conner, Of this city, presi-
dent Of the state association, has issued the
following circular letter. which viii be
found 70 contain interesting information
FIR members Of fire departments in Texas /:
To the Firemen Of Texas
Dallas. MAY IS, lss2- would most ear
Mostly requpsf that each fire c0mpany and
ieI,.r meat in The state be represented a. the
seventh annual convention, which conrenes
on The 18Th Of June (secOnd "Wednesday IN
the beautiful little city Of Brenham, as
much business in which all hremen are
interested, viii c1me before you The sec
efarv. M. Goliedrs. Il HillsDOr0. has
-ucoeeded in procuring free Transportation
on the railroads. and the nubie-hearted
Gre department u Brenhan eTtend % you
. hearty welcome, promising % do every
thing IN their porer u make the serenfh
convention q success. / would urFe uu01
every conpzny in 1erss the irnpcrtEnce q
fostering toe safe nssrciafiun, which
has 90 successfully maiEtained its
orxnnizafion for the past seven years- and
SIX e. q uersonal fnvor, and e q duty u Al
true frernen, that you meet With o. at t.fs
coming cunveution.
P-erhsrs hss had her arms extended fgr
I - r,asi three yes-s welcoming The Stre
F7renen's assOciEti0n- - Ier1s. - NET
within ber entes- Noe, thst ber invasion
hrs hoen sooepted. lef us shOT our HITrs-
rietfrr and have q frIl rerI-ese-tntlon.
Cururaniss vii notify NJ. 6olledEs r.
ffe earIiesf rnornent. Of election n deie-
rrtrs. % That transportation rnHT - p-o- .
rr-rr IN tine. Icuz t-E-ern1lT,
". G. CcrrDl, FrcL
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a wonAn,a REMEDY.

A esrtain acss and psrieds q -our,s IN, Tiers
cr-1es crrts = trcutlss aches rsns and su1efinfa.
Th-ss conrlsfnts an irrsruisrits iscp.rdirs ths
rrl's If siri-en, ana f5llov ~ ard haunt he
rnarrf-d woran urt1 rtsf the "tuft q In"
Sen. have hesf.sh-s, s-innrr 81 he het1,
,,erssI ara rervOus rrs-frsfis., tls.sh-d chseks,
tlcctisss Ire. Ifslsrs errr. clcu1s1 trnn- While
ri.o--erts sd ul--rs, kyrlsfiesl srurs. physical
r~rr1rati-r rkrsrie leucerr k.s. ctlsrc-l surrfas
siars ls<s q srp<tas rvrrisn d<~<<<s itnsy arsc
tars sc rkfrh . rrrsrr-s ex<<a anc q erllartI1
g.. errvrl ri11a. insanifT snt ossth- Ih-ss ars
rsn<-.lly th- r-s.h - fnsrtsrtiut. Al fsnalss
Enr- ~ cln<s ~ crnrlsnn - nlluas -. 80,
lnzi-s al th-<s trsutlss - - nssrise snt cur.1
Ne s.ss rEccf frg-- fh1u-H.<1-
D.. n-sng-rl-'s Ens n rs.rls blit.rs III cure
- $3.50 a. usll-wili .nks 80 kssiiky nn1
hrrrT-w1l rafs - See lts 80 rumnn I'D
~ 1l<t.Es- so > al D-uErs,s a 2 - ssne
yer affreas - r-rT = Dr. l-rmE1cle's FamHT
hsfi-1l Arrtas- ~ = a. 49,
$1,000 r.r--In~1IIa ~
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CISCO


Co-respon1enee a. ne Herald
CIsoo. Nay Is. Iss2-caDtain william
Morton. f0rgheriy ciiitf q police 81 Dallss,
met With VERY serious acci7eut lnsf might
near Unhiin. fry miles ecufh n bere- He
and q deputy sheriff were on Their wsy %
the rendeEvUus 81 parties the osrtain
wnutfd and when within = mile q The plscf
tbe hurses took f-irtt While Stopping IN =
creek. ran Nd the bank. upsertinE TIRE
buggy, Captain ~. falling uiider h, crllsh-
ina rs - knee FsTy bsaig. Il f-tsriI-d
- this city. and "a undaT the c1re 70 d.
Tancs. Who dues M think an .Sufsfi1r nsc-
essarT Itis accidert e. this rsrlirulsr
time 4 rfry rnnct 70 b regretted, - csf-
tair n hac fusf et1rt rsrlec1e1 tis rlnrs 20
the cErfurs 81 s1rnt nctg-iyus 0utlar- sho
have u lnts ben irving q rrert Gel d
Nittin ne last - dsys tbert he's beer
verT encoxraginF Developments IN t,ls cal
frff-est neI- h-re
Tn - ri-r-ri,ss a. t.si-x lt.rili - e.
e-flsn.s fhnt ne bourdnry Ilrs q ciV1irt-
- erte1cinE werEU1
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sfranser-"Isa say, Mister ~ Head, Jsu seem
10 be lille en- What sils yOs 7"
BSr EeGH-"w,ll, zee; you see l was out
with the boys last night, asd got klsssr AAirst"
ssre~ses-"h appears 90 fissn the Looks CT
your hesd.n
BSs He~d-"It don't feel szse,ly lite my head;
pears 20 ke kinder 's~eilsd up, Ans ss u Il had .
notion 70 'busl,' and the pain y t.ititls"
esf-sasev-"nyo u will les . srtsls 81 hsiey's
6aliae lperient, cue or two do~ss vill put head
on you,' that your friends would rssesn iss."
ne Ee~l-"rll % any thiAr 70 fetfid OF AL
tbs pain and suferinf.n
fhis msrv,lou. ready cures thos. terrible head
unlscks the liver relieves constipation az osoe, and
gives the bile chance 70 90. IL h. essone the
popular and standard remedy for constipation, BIZ
fOssns.., sck headache. bsarthurs, sd ssmaeni
and all di.sses fesuiIing real nios and PleasAnt
Durrstive or physie.
Il never nsu,.sies nor gripss, 40. IN -. q two
hour, and 10 Just 90 deiehtful and refreshing
drink that svefvbedy likes II.
Il uneiou1s and coes TIE brain, Quiefs the nerves.
and IL q sne s.ss go fur the headache Of ladies.
ID rnitifstss the rang Of rhsunstism and govt,
reiieves tidney ana urinary troublss, ard pain n
the haek. For syspeptics seis lie charm, ana
has ne ecu.l ir cnfinR e5,sftpaied AeAtt ~
r1-rchsuts, clerks, mechanics, hctury hssssy stu
dents, ts.chers spd all persons whs lesd closely
eonfnet lie sad are subject 20 hstdachs dEEiness
ar1 tofrid bowels. n you are troubled With
eoss.i taneus foul breath, loss q spr-ts o. gen
eral suegshne-s, Valleys st ne rsrie1i VII cure
ris.,.rf and r.ist.hls ard 10 much ehs.p-r 10 fact
ki1 = r-suiar f.nsily rnedieins ehss; within tell.
II srsrkies ard leans Just hss ElAas q sods
vslsr' and 10 lssi % pleasant. a. cents md sold
sverTsvhsrs- s.P. DrsEsootr %,
fropristofa, Lsuisviis, ~.
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Synopsis of Opinions of the Commissioners
of AppeaIs--Austin Term, 1882.

Morris ct al. VS.. Crede; from Travi
county. Suggestions Of delay by appellee
opens the record as to all errors. A CAL
collation. Of an endorsement on n note after
institution Of suit does not carry or change
the cause of action, and cannot effect the
liability of the original makers of the note
TO pay the legal and equitable owner. Al
firmed with damages. Walker, pc,
Bogel ct al. VS.. Prather, tax collector;
from Dallas county. Suit brought by ap.
pellsnts to enioin collection of an occupa-
ton tax of 800 on each as retail liquor
dealers, under section of an act OF Jane 3,
1873. The law was assailed below as un-
constitutional. Held, the law is cons,itu-
tion4l, and the tax levied collectable, AZ
Texas, ISL; ct. app, 1S2. Affirmed.
Walker, p. C.
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SAMARITAN NHRVTNE

Cures Nervous Dyspepsia, Papitation of the
Heart, Asthma, Bronchitis, Scrofua, Syphilis,
diseases of the Kidneys and all diseases OF the
the indiscretions of yoath. permanently cured
by the use of this Invaluable remedy. To you,
young, midde-aged, and old men, who are cover
ing your sufTerings as with a UGntle Ivy silence,
and make ornaments to society, ard jewels in
the crown of your Maker, if you will. Do not
keep this secret longer until it saps your
vitals. ard destroys both body and soul. II you
are thus afflicted, take DR RCunoSD's SAMAR-
ITAN NERvINE. 1t will restore your shattered
nerves, arrest premature decay, and impart tone
and energy to the whole System.
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Wh oie Tickets, So, KALI Tickets.GI
27 Tickets, $50, S5Tickets 800.

Remit money or bank draft in letter, or send
oy express Don't send by registered letter or
postonice order. Orders OF sj and upward by
express can be sent at our expense Address all
orders to K NJ BOARDMAN, Courier-Joulnal
Building Louisville, Ky or Il. NJ. BoARDMAF,
'pp9 broadway. New York
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SAMARITAN NERVINE

Cures Epiepiic Fits, spasms, Commissions, st.
Vitus Dance, Vertigo, Mysteries, Insanity, Apo,
pleXy, Paralysis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, and
I'LL Nervous Diseases. This infallible remedy
win positively eradicate every species of Ner-
vOus Deransement, and drive them away from
whence they came, never 10 return again. 1t
utterly destroys the germs of disease by neutral
izng The hereditary faint OF poison in the system,
and thoroughly eradicates the disease, and ut
ferlY dnstrnNs Ihn cnnsn.
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SAMARITAN NERVINE

Cures Female Weakness, General Debility, Leu
corrhma or Whites, Paigfal Mcnstruaton,
liberation of the Uterus. Internal Heat, Gravel,
Inflammation of the Bladder, Irrtability of the
Bladder For Wakefulncss at night, there is
no better remedy. During the change of life no
vous System, and gives rest, comfort and natures
sWeeL sleep.
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D. ifion sEaisst oniy the oiher = sfrone Is
I. !. drnffini whether the curt can enter
i,.5y,rs-.f ruuc rro time where there 4 Do
- 81 = f1rt1er iudgrnent Pas. Dig.
,a-si-I 1f5. - Ierss d0eJ keTersed and re-
I.r-,def De aDeJ. c.
Hs-ston ~ Ryan RON Gay ooqnty !.
-. --.~r-.gverrr beinE On ownership ~ tWO
100. flIe cass turIs merely o. qussti9ns
go A old ~ B. tvo mules m sncn =
.nrrrer e. - clalr1 hen o. ~ solnc ci-I-
=, ~ --s--~.rfirr - r.lac. fhe mules IN
-. hr~,1s - u nnf prevent szIt untll =.
800 r.|1ecf fhs rrice Q r1rcnnse1 ne
- ron p. gutse1nrrtf o. - nsslErnenf
III A. He'd. Afss4gnrnsni vH = Fols
National Republican., 1882-12-07
Anairs oftbc District.

Building permits were issued yesterday rs
follows To Thomas B. NJ. Mason, one brick
dwelling, Twentieth street, between street
and Hillyer avenue northwest, $1,000; j. s.
Swormstodt and George Mason, four brick
dwellings, Thirteenth street. between U and
V streets northwest, $1,000; G. w. Brown,
one frame dwelling, Seventh street road, S400
The collector with his clerks, have been
busy Mt work day and night since November
80 opening the envelopes with bills and checks
enclosed, left by the Taxpayers on the 29th,
and they have just completed that days work
and report the amount collected to be S3l3,-
021. .42.
A comparative statement of the amount Of
collections on account of licenses for the
month of November, 1881, and the correspond
ing month in 1882, makes the following show
ing: November, 1881, collections were S32,-
333.60; November, 1882, collections were, $780,
960.27. This is accounted for mainly through
the energy of the present license agent, who
is strict and impartial in the enforcement of
the license laws
During the month of November twenty
eight bodies were viewed and inquests held
by the coroner, who has just submitted his
monthly rcport
National Republican., 1882-12-07
DISTRICT BREyJTIES,
The Weather To-Dav.

For the Middle Atlantic States, including The
District Of Columbia, fair wcdther, .fol'o,ccd By
much colder, cloudy 'reather aud occasional sno'r,
northwest to southwest Uinds, falling toIlo,ced by
rising barometer.
The indications arc that much colder and fair
heather ,rN preraN on the atlantic coast during
Friday, preceded during Thursday night By
threatening weather and snow north of North Caro-
lima. Serere frosts are indicated for the South At
lantic and G,lf States on Thursday and Friday
nights, and a norttcr 10 indicated for the Gult
coast tomorrow. Very cold mcather tciH prerail
IN all districts cast of the Mississippi during
IhtWsd0N niqM ndFridau.
National Republican., 1882-12-07
A Negro Thief Caught.

A colored thief named Edward Edgeley was
arrested by Sergeant Sutton last night for at
temptin.; 10 steal number of articles from
William Slmnott, who lives over Duckett's
drug store corner Twenty-second street and
Pennsylvania avenue northwest. Edgeley
gained access to Simnott's room, picked up
everything he could find of any value and
was in the act of departing with his plumbers,
Sergeant Slattery, who was in the vicinity,
gave chase and caught the man, and took him
to the fourth precinct, where he was locked up.
National Republican., 1882-12-07
The Dead Cannot he Raised.

Nor if your lungs are badly wasted away can
you be cured by the use of DIR. Pierce's "Gol-
den Medical Discovery" 1t is however, un-
equalled as tonic, Alternative and nutritive.
and readily cures the most obstinate cases of
bronchitis, coughs, colds, and incipient con-
far surprising in efficacy cod-liver
oil. Send two stamps for DR.. Pierce's PAM
phlet on Consumption and Kindred Affections.
Address WORLDS DIsPENsARY MEDICAL As
ISOLATION Buffalo, n. Y. .a
National Republican., 1882-12-07
The Lyccum Lecture Course.

Interest in the course of lectures arranged
by the Lecture Lyceum grows daily, and the
sales of tickets so far have been very large.
The religious public of Washington have had
no greater attraction offered to them for years,
and the lecture of Mr.. John Hall, Of New
York, on next Tuesday evening on "The
Scriptures and the Sciences" will be greeted
by an immense audience.
National Republican., 1882-12-07
wbat yyo,nen Sbould tT,..

Dyspepsia, weak back, despondency, and other
troubles caused rne fearful suffering, but Parkers
Ginger Tonic makes me feel like a new being A
grent remedy. Every woman should use 1t. Mrs.
GaritI, Pittsburg.
National Republican., 1882-12-07
Free Exhibition.

Look to your interest Thirty.seven custom.
made dress and business suits original value s.,
and $685. will sell to- day for SIS and s2j Call ex
anime these goods and convince yourself
LEW NEwNIYER
Fine Tailor and Clothier,
No. 734 Seventh street northwest, three doors from
II street.
National Republican., 1882-12-07

LIFE is too short to try half dozen diferen
kinds OF "sure cures;' when one suffers with q
cough or cold stick 10 the best and use DR.. Bulls
Cough Sirup; 1t will cure your cough and never
dsaDpoint you. All druggists sell 1t at 25 cents
hottie
National Republican., 1882-12-07
InsteaN of SouYenirs,

we will give you, this week only, u solid gold
Elgin, Waltham, or Lancaster stem winding
watch at $50. r. Harris s. Co., 432 Seventh
street.
National Republican., 1882-12-07
IreiIbrun'a ChrIatmns Gil

MET2ERorT has a few reserved seats for Bischoil
concert Friday night.
National Republican., 1882-12-07

BIRD MAMA keeps canaries in constant sons
and cures diseases is cents at Druggists.
National Republican., 1882-12-07

One pair of gum shoes and set OF pictures will
bc presented 10 all who buy S5 worth of boots
faiters, slippers, gum boots, shoes, from Noven.
der % TO December 25
National Republican., 1882-12-07
LOCAL MENTION.
NTRs. A. NJ. KNIGHT,

Fifth and ! streets northwest, says:
Browns Iron Bitters were very
beneficial to my husband in Dys-
pepsia and Liver Complaint"
National Republican., 1882-12-07
The rhern,ometer Yesterday.

am, a5o; II a. m, 475o; 3 p. M, so
II p. m, 40; IL p. H., 300; maximum, $50
minimum, 37.1o.
National Republican., 1882-12-07
"AIderney DaIry Vnuoma.n

JAP, Scrap, and Xmas pictures, ]. Jay Gould, AZ
Ninth street,