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National Republican., 1882-08-24
That Tax Bill.

The Bourbon party in Congress would
Of course have voted against any other
lax bill that might have been brought
forward by the Republicans with the
same unanimity with which they op-
posed the bill to make q reduction of
twenty millions. This we have said
BEFORE and shall be likely to say fire.
quently. 1t will be observed that we do
not discuss the tax bill which passed the
House of Representatives. We never
have. We never shall. What we wish
to impress upon our readers is that the
Democratic party always fights every
thing, good, bad, or indifferent, which is
proposed by Republicans. Among other
measures of our party bitterly opposed
by the modern Democracy may be emu
merated the following:
l. President Lincoln's proclamation in
1861 for $4,000 troops to defend the Ma
tional Capital.
2. President Lincoln's call for 100000
troops to re take Southern forts and other
property and resist rebellion.
8. The refusal to return slaves escaping
into the Union lines during the war.
4. The issuance of greenbacks.
5. The arming of negroes.
6. The emancipation proclamation.
7. The continuance of the war against
:obellion after 1864.
8. The overthrow of the Southern State
governments by President Johnson after
Lees surrender.
8. The constitutional amendment abol-
ishing slavery.
10. Trumbull's civil rights bill.
II. The fourteenth amendment, which
was intended to make the civil rights bill
constitutional.
u. The overthrow of the temporary
governments in the South and formation
OF others by the general vote of the pc O.
pie.
l3. The payment of the public debt in
coin.
H. The internal revenue system.
Is. The external revenue system.
l0 Any and all measures for raising
m3ney, either by taxation or by loan,
u. Any inquiry as preliminary to
revision Of the tariff.
IS. Any check TO Chinese immigration
for less term than twenty years.
10. Amy check to polygamy sovereignty
in Utah
20. Any reduction Of taxation.
Ali these things-and another score
might easily be added-have met with
he uurclenting hostility of the Bourbon
Democracy.
And yet the stupid old party has gem
orally camped each year on the ground
occupied by the Republicans the
year before. And yet when these things
are mentioned the Washington Post rises
10 say that the late lamented tax bill
Hid not propose to accomplish much after
all. What kind of an answer is that?
Who said It did? All we say is that the
little good it contained WAS enough 10
condemn it in Bourbon estimation, and
80 it failed.
National Republican., 1882-08-24
New EEa,up.hire p.ns,oner.

lie was n New Hampshire Democrat, and he
was talking about the extravaganza and dishon-
esy of Congress The biggest steal OF al," he
exclaimed, ais the pension business. Nest of the
payments are fraudulent, There are several such
cases in our town. one man was suffering from u
former dislocation of hip. He managed to pass
q surgical examination, but told me and others he
woull soon be back with claim for pension
discharged on q surgeons certificate. He says
that when alone one day he threw himself on I'll Q
shouted for help. He groaned and complained of
his hip, the surgeon found something wrong, and
us he got no better he was soon dischorged. He
has had u pension ever since" Asked If he
thought 1t honest 10 conceal the fraud from the
government officials, this New Hampshire Demo.
Crat said: "Oh, the money comes into our town
and Is spent there, and are all glad he gets it,"
All over The country, n the truth were known
fraudulent cases that might be classcd with TIL
could be revealed.-BOSiOn IrdrLeT.
National Republican., 1882-08-24
FROM SARATOGA.
The Season to Soon Ciose-A New Hotel
yyaahinEtOniaus E,ployfng The,nselyea

Special Correspondence OF TIE REPUBLICAN,:
SARATOGA, Aug. 22.-The season here is at its
climax. The fever of fashion and pleasure has
reached its crisis, and in another week the de-
plction of the hotels will commence. the races
will be over, aud the display of dress AMI equi-
pages will soon give way to the quiet of a country
town. Though the season has been short one,
yet ut its height it is said to compare favorably
with any previous one. One largo new hotel, the
others have been greatly enlarged and imp. owed,
notably the Clarendon and Columbian, over
which Messrs. Harris u Loseknm and MCssrs
Harris Il Price, so well known i'll Washington, re-
spectivey preside, and where WHshingtonians are
sure to find specially kind reception and the
best of entertainment. Among the Washing.
tonians now here ure Judge and Mrs Macarthur
Mrs. Judge Wylie and son. Major J. q. Payne, II
Egau. J. Il. Patrick and wife, $. X Bond and wife,
arrived within week past from the seashorc to
close their seasons "oullng," with copious
draughts of Congress and Hnthorne wa.cr. Gov
ernor Cornell is here, away from the rJughcr COLI
tact with the political elements nov raging in
angry excteme.It, but watching the outlook
most interested party. There is no question but
that the opposition 10 his denomination IL in
creasing under the charges alleged against him
within The past few days, and the names of
Wadswort and Folger are being cnnyassed with
increasing favor. But the politics of New York is
too wide and Intricate subject to enter upon
here Hops and garden parties are the more ap-
propriate theme, but even they have been often
described in detail, which could not give were
| 50 disposed that would rather be u "looker-un
in Vienna than take my time or your space in an
attempt to write them up for This OCCASION.
National Republican., 1882-08-24
The Cross iEarlt.

The mark W hich persons who are enable 10
write are required to make instead of their sigma
ture is the form of cross, and this practice hay
ing been formerly followed by kings and MOBILES,
is constantly referred to an instance of the de-
pornbe ignorance of ancient times This sigma
ture is not, however, inyariable proof of such ig
norance. Ancently the use of this mark was not
confined to iliteraIe persons, for am ng the Sax
ons the mark Of the cross MS an attestaton of the
person signing, was required to be attached 10
the signature of the pelson who could WRITE as
well us TO stand in the place of the signature of
III, sc who could not. In those times if man
could write. even read, his knowledge was
considered positive proof that he was i'll holy
or !ers. The word clericus or clerk, was synouy
nous with penmau and the laity or people Who
were moi clerks did not feel any urgent necessity
for the use oflettes. The ancient use Of te Grass
wus, therefore, universally alike by those who
could and by those who could not write. 1t was
indeed the symbol of an oath from its early asSo-
Citations, aud generally the mark. On this ac-
count, Mr. Chales knight IN his notes in the
Pictorial Shakespeare, explains the expression of
"GUd save the mark" as firm OF ejaculation APP
preaching TO the character OF an oath. The ex-
preston occurs three or more times In the plays
OF Sha aEspcure but for long time was left by the
commentators III its original ObScuriy.
National Republican., 1882-08-24

THE panic-stricken Bourbons of Vir-
ginia, who dare not have candidate for
Congressman-at-large, must find time in
nil their misery to laugh at the silly stuff
printed in the Washington Post purport-
Ing to be sent from Richmond, telling
about the wonderful victories that are to
be won over the Liberals this year.
Think of the housekeeping Bourbon
Debt-Payers" of Virginia covering
under the coat-tails of Parson Massey, the
UNJUST discharged serving-man of Gen
eral Malone, and then to be insulted by
Bourbon paper with talk about the gal
liant fight they are making. 1t is too
rrup1
National Republican., 1882-08-24
WHICH WERE SW EETEsT;

One would love to go a-Maylng
With such rosy, pouting lips
Through the fields and orchards straying,
Pluckmg flowers and clover tips.
Which were sweetest-whO eau tell
The clover tips
Or pouting llpsf
All the sunlight on the land,
All the music Of the birds;
In his own her lily hand,
In his ear her low-breatled words.
Which were sweetest-who can tell
The song OF birds
Or low.breathed wordsf
Overhead the summer skies,
Melting clouds or golden light;
by his side her love-lit eyes,
Tears ana smiles OF pure delight.
Which were sweetest eau tell
The summer skies
Or loye-lit eyes?
u H. JplsOn
National Republican., 1882-08-24
SARA A. SPENCER, Vice-Principal. aul4
VIRGINIA MlLITAnx INSTITUTE,

'
This well-known State Institution has been in sue
cessful operation since 1889 having been reorgan-
lied by the act of March g. 1892, with Board of
Visitors and the reelection of The old Faculty is
prepared to supply, upon the best terms the dstinc
live advantages OF general Scientific and Military
School, upon the basis of The u. s. Military Academy
at West Point, and upon the same system
fully pursued before the war. The Faculty, which
once Included Gen. St9newall Jackson. Gen. r. f.
Rodes, and Com. NJ. +. Maury, now consists of the
following Superini endent and Professors: Gen.
Francis II. Smith. LII d., superintendent and Pro-
fessor Math. and Moral Philosophy; Gen. r. IL.
williamson Prof Practical Engsh etc: Col s. Ship
Com. Cadets and Prof Tactics; Col J. NJ Brooke,
Applied Chemistry, etc. C9i y, =, NJ & semmes Prof
and Logic: Col. j. II. Morrison, Adjunct Prof Chem
isry, etc; Col f. w. Nichols, Prof Civil and Military
Engineering and Astronomy. Under the direction Of
efficient Finance Committee of the Board of Vis
tors, and with enlarged annuity from the State
expenses of cadets are reduced to the lowest rates
Session opens Sept 1. For information appoint
ment. address GEN. +. II. SMITH, Sup't.
t,tpps
National Republican., 1882-08-24

me fssue or THE WEEKLY NATIONAL RErunLTcAr
commenced on Thursday, January 5. 1852. MS kdnd
double sheet Of eight pages dndf1ystr eoinu'na
Jeontdfs The nens from all parts or he tcoTid, and IS
specially interesting contdminp ho proceedings OF
e Erecurc Legislative, and judicial branches Of the
Government Including the appointments promotions
assignments, and dts,nissnS In all departments Of Coz
o,Tment service. contains r,Iu report NJ army and
nrrymo,emenls and orders n includes as special
feature The political, personal and social nci0S and so
eiety Gossip Of 1se Nations Capital
In short, q Is the best aud only irccEtv paper IN
America cirfnG, IN addition 10 null general ne,g5 from
oupdrts OF the irorid, complete photograph OF tVe
doinDs and proceedings at the Chpidt Of the Nation.
Terms: Single copies ONE DOLLAR AND PITY
CENTS year: ten copies address, ONE
DOLLAR per COPY. Postage prepaid ~ NE publishers.
Sample copies reG.
NotU is Alc time 10 s,IbsrrfSs
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RnIhri,, nt Hay.

party of "summcr 5oardeIs" had long bath
nj Marblehead the other morning. Leaving their
clothes In q secluded spot, they plunged Into the
cold surf us they were wont to do when boys, but
an elderly, deaf and short-sighted woman soon
passed that way and uncOnsclously sat down with
her knitting IN shady nook near their clothes
They shiYered and shouted and proianed, but
she heard them not and full hour passed before
the good woman moved n.-SpriRafetd Republican.
National Republican., 1882-08-24
Gcorgc EIIol,. Fnee.

George Eliot, to whom, as TO all who saw her.
her own face was far from thing of beauty, was
as averse 10 sitting for her picture as is pick
pocket who is given free ticket at the photOg
rsphers for the benefit Of a rogue's gallery.
Shortly before the death OF the famous novelist
the artist Princess Louise, finding herself seated
near her at II concert, stole that equine visage,
and bore 1t away IN her sketch. book nndisroy-
cred sparing her mentally as completely as q
skilful surgeon spares physically an eIherized
patient.
National Republican., 1882-08-24
arand,nn OnrfIeld,s rraYeIs.

Mrs Garfield, mother Of the late President, his
oldest son, and sister Of Mrs. Lucretia A. Garfield
passed through Kalamazoo, Mich, on the 2lst on
the north bound train OH tie Lake Shore and
is Michigan Southern this morning. Mrs Garfield
going to visit her sou at Jane town Ottawa County.
The party lett Mentor last night receiving every
possible courtesy from superintendent Amsdeu and
Conductor Curtlss. Crowds ge hered al every sta
ton TO sec them, Mrs. Garfield bears the journey
remarkably showing little fatigue. Her gTands On
rode on the engine from Allcgan 10 Byron Center,
and at this place the party took carriage Tor
jamestown.
National Republican., 1882-08-24

THE weekly edition of TIE NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN is the best anti-Bourbon
campaign document that can be circu-
lated in the South. Special liberal rates
are provided for the pending campaign.
Sample copies free.
National Republican., 1882-08-24
Now Ia die TImc 10 sub.crIbc.

77r price ofTHE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN bV mail
rrot NE counter Is THREE csNrs for a single copy.
nfo trecEs. TWENTY-FIVE CgNrs; one month, PITY
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His delivered m Washington and ne suburbs by car
ytCrt at hc same rates
There is no better te nn thcrrcsenito subscribe FOR
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National Republican., 1882-08-24

Two OF the "Big -Four" and Fulkerson,
cx-Liberal, all candidates in one Con-
gressional district in Virginia against
Bowen, the popular coalition nominee,
ought to be able to elect the latter by a
tremendous majority.
National Republican., 1882-08-24

THE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, with its full
amount of interesting reading matter,
will be issued to-day. Copies in wrap
pers ready for mailing may be had at the
business Office
National Republican., 1882-08-24

PERSONS leaving the city for the sum-
mer can have THE REPUBLICAN mailed to
them by leaving their address in the
business Office.
National Republican., 1882-08-24
MEDICAL,
HEALTH is WEALTH.

DIR Il. {. WkSTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, a specific for Mysieria, Dizziness
COMMISSIONS y NeTvCui Headache, Mental Depression,
Loss Of Memory, Sperm ntorrhoea, Impotency, In
voluntary Emissions, Pr mature Old Age, caused
which le dis 10 misery, decay, and death One box
will cure recent cases Each box contains
II onth's Treatment One dollar a box, or six boxes
for five dollars Sent ty mail prepaid, on receipt oi
price. We guarantee six boxes to cure any case
with each orl'r 10 Give by us for six boxes. accom-.
panied with live dollars, we Will send the purchases
our written guarantee to return the money ~ tha
treatment does not effect u cure. Guarantees issued
by SrOTr & CROMWELL. $50 Pennsylvania avenue
Washington, ID. g., wholesale and retnil agents. Or
deIs by mnl wiz recelYe prompl Mtlenllon. ocls ly
National Republican., 1882-08-24

Persons who are going away for the
summer, or who have friends about to
leave the city, will please send notice to
The REPUBLICAN at au early day as pos
sible
National Republican., 1882-08-24

THE men who are fighting the Repub-
lican party want it beaten and the Dem
ocrats victorious. They cannot alter the
truth of this by any canting snivel
about securing better methods" They
are merely seeking vengeance on the
party which refuses to trust them in
nE;na
National Republican., 1882-08-24

colored baby in Lee County Georgia, was
found the other day with alarge rattesnake eoiled
around II. on being discovered the snake uncoiled
peak.
National Republican., 1882-08-24
STORES For RENT.

vsNuE HANDSOME PLATE-GLASS FRONT
4 store /. the host business square in Georgetown,
No. 30i NJ street bridge street, between Congress
and High sire, Rent very low; key, 1392 q street
northwest Washington. au23-3tt
National Republican., 1882-08-24
nnnnrIlilI Cnntnnl-

In Spain an old custom among the rural people
is never to eat fruit out Of doors without planting
the seed The roads are lined with trees, whose
fruit is free 10 ALL An old pToverb says: 1.-THE
mau has not lived in vain who plants good tree
iu the right place"
National Republican., 1882-08-24
wAsHINGToY. D. C., AUGUST "a, iss2
Population Of tho National Capital. 100000.
Amnscmcnt. To.NIghi.

ArNEE's GARDEN-Conccrt
THEATRE CoMiouE-Varic,y.
DRivER's Observation-Disclosures.
SWIMMING SCIIooLN. Y. ave. bet. 18th and lih sts
National Republican., 1882-08-24
A Touching scMnc.

At the funeral of Mrs. George G. LNdy in Phila-
delphia on Friday, the coffin was boNae by The
six adult sons OF the dead woman. The spectacle
profoundly touched those who witnessed IT,
National Republican., 1882-08-24
TOR RENT-BY b. IL WARNER,

Our Weekly Rent List published every Monday
mornnG, contains n complete eduie of our Houses
Stores Shops and Farms offered for rent together
with descriptions, prices, &c. and how they may be
seen. Property i0r sale in all parts of the city
mrT u. IL. WARNER. DIG street.
1F YOU WANT TO BUY SELL, RENT, OR
J. Trade City or Country Property come and see the
great bargains at the Real Estate Exchange OF
WILLIAM II. MAIN II BROTHER, 81. Charles
Hotel, corner Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. mhl9tf
National Republican., 1882-08-24

Recommendations mvstoe addressed "7bthe Editor
,rTHE RErUnIIcAN," and to ,.s's publication IA, Sc
b,rrtte icGfbiy one side Of he paper eniB, ftl'
ana residence Of The tpriter attdchci No eoS'-
plpnicdtions tDiA be returned
National Republican., 1882-08-24
Universitv of Virpinia.

WASHINGTON, u. c.,
1io1 Massachusetts avenue. May II, 1857
At the expiration of the present scholastic year i'll
health copelS to resign the charge Of the Archer
Institute into the hands OF Mr. and Mr3. William ID.
Cabell, under the name of the Norwood Institute"
Mr. Cabell waa for many years favoraDly known TO
the public as principal of tlourishng school under
possesses peculiar claims 10 the Gonfdenco OF parents
and guardians. The support and confidence Tor tho
future of friends aud patrons 10 most respectfully
solicited for those TO whom resign my charSe:
NJ. II. ARCHER,
Principal of Archer Institute
This School for Young Ladies' and children will
open the THIRD WEDNESDAY Y IN SEPTEMBER,
lcS2, with q fnil corps of masters.
FGr igIl Information address Mr.. and Mrs WIN. ID.
CARtl4L, lll4 NJ street northwest, Washington, D. q
ma]6m =
National Republican., 1882-08-24
EsrABLIsHED lsla
IOHN McDERMOTT & EROS.

CARRIAGE SfANCgACTuRERs
Csteam usedl, $40 Pennsylvania avenue, rhirt
ftreet west Washington, d. e, CsITlR,sa aud HAa
nlss received on storage and sold on conlnss.on a,
Carriages repaired teiA
National Republican., 1882-08-24
YOUNG MEN.

Ifyou have fAled to receive proper treatment iu
cases OF Heart Disease, Kidney Complaint Nervoni
N. 'ty Impntency, Premature Dei'ay. WeakneSS
1SW Tsia. Nervous lsNciiability, &C., send two
.!Tiie " 'pf LAWS or LIVE AND HEALTH"
Adde'S, secretary Medical ard Surgical Institute.
Ia Last Fifteeath street, Rev York. Ja7-ly
Ire CURE FOR MALARIA. CAROLINA
- TOLU TONIC.-5uge cure for Dyspepsia In all
ia stngrt also ior CJu;iis, Colds, Brouchls Asthma
and all diseases of the Throat gd Jurgs and the Olg
r,mt4lv THAT IL benelcAl in MaluTEll climates. Ths
rs a pre- lnralinn % BALSAM or TOLU, ROCK
CANDY, MAGNESlA, hni other medcinas hene-
tita In the uhoye diseases, the basis being the pur,si
Illcc and Rye Whistles, harmless and very pleasant
10 take. Try H. For sale by all druggists and
81 per quart bottle The trade supplied at liberal
discount by - ,,s.. -, - -,..
WI oesale grocers, sole agents for this city. Henry
Bi.chOtf & Co.. New FORK and Charleston sc, sole
manufacturers and prOpricOra. de2liy
IIENTl EMEN CAN HAVE SCIENTiFf
w trellmvnl and "a speedy and radical cure OF all
Nencreel NGTY us Diseases, no matter irOm wnu
cause without Us Uf ulerctlral or other Ob,ec-
tioni,blo treatment a cure guaranteed In recent
Oiic, richly private. No one seer ut the doctor.
uuuls. 4to s. II = exclusively DIR. LEON, III
p nis,v MA 'Vcrne. ava
Ta. LEON. THE OLDEST sT-EsTABLIsuED
and only reliable Ladies Physician In the civ.
can be consulted daily At ~ Pennsylvania avenue
An Female Complaints and irregularities quickly
moved. Prompt treatment. Correspondence and
consultatlons srlciiy confidential Separate rooms
Tor ladies. o,line hours 40 and 7ioS AUS
HIsFAsIs OF THE GIsNIro.URINARY or
IL cnns, blood. Liver Kidueys, Nerves. Women,
Caiarrh Brouchlus, lYspepsia &C., speedily and peF-
mnncntiy cured. Write Tor alyice. Book free. DIR.
s. r. BAKER, box l0l nntal1, n. Y. apis
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
J. j. SUTPHEN,
Broker in Real Estate.


STREET-O Q 36-NORTHhWEST.
REFERENCES:
n. SAUNDERS. u. 8. Seuntc, Neb..
4. Y. WNMANU. S. Asst Treas, Washington, ID. C.,
MM.F y. SWEE5Y, Omaha. Neb., md -
EpSON BROS., Attorneys-at-Law, Washington, d.
TNOR SALE-In the northwest big bargain in
choice building lots. Price, ffty cents. Also one
~ Sixty cents Those Wishing these bargains must
apply soon.
TNOR RENT-A nice two-story brick house, seven
rooms aud bath, cellar, wide hail. Ihtrobe, range,
NOT ana cold water. good nelghbUrhOod. Twenty
dollars per month to good, permanent, ana prompt
paying Tenant
Mice Office rooms on second and third floors, o38
IN Est. II. W., VERY CHEAP to q GOOD tenant
GREAT BARGAIN GUARANTEED-GO,s3 feet
w and 5000 feet of ground choice locality.
Northwest corner Eleventh and X. elegant lot q
ut n bargain for a few days,
A party having beautiful building 'front.' on con-
4 a crete street. In good location northwest, VIII
sell lhree lots of every four very reasonably, one
third or onehnlf cash In order to receive funds TO
build upon every fourth lot. The party Will give
bond TO build, which W II materially enhance the
value of lots sold This Is the bestnducement offered
by us yet. and Il would be advisable for PARTIES dc.
String TO invest little or much money to call In and
get the details.
E1or sale or exchange-A nice Jump-seat carriage.
]. ]. sUTPHEN,
jug 038 street northwest
National Republican., 1882-08-24
TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKISH BATH CDR. DovEE'sl.
IN 14l7 @ street. opposite Riggs House. Large pool.
good ventilation Ladies' Monday and Friday. MOI
open Sunday open from 5 a m. till 10 p. IN; Sstur.
day, II d. m. Baths. 81; 6tickets, $3.50.
ap9 DIR, II. Ia BOVEE Eleclx.cmn
TIME sHEDD BATHS, e1a STREET NEAR
i Ninth, well known as the oldest and best In the
city. This bath is constructed with view to conven'
ience being on the first floor. Turkish Russi,n Sui
phur, and Mercurial Baths given with skll and eT.
perience Shampooer of ten years experience at THU
establishment Single bath, si for s.; 1880 Open
sunday from 8 o. nj. 10 l D. IN. Inr29-u
National Republican., 1882-08-24
FOR RENT-Farms,

EyAHM FOR RENT; IMPLEMENTS FUR
r nshed at fr e3t9ne a. 4 =. Il. r.; wharfprivi-
Portable house. =. NJ. WILLS III A street north
east, aug -Rtt
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EDUCATIONAL,


EMBRsoN INSTITUTE SELECT classical 7
IL tnl Mathematical School for Boys, Fourteenth
street, between ana X sti Gets. will reopen Wedn's-
..ay, September ~. For circulars, &c. idirrsS :
G 1ARLEs b. YOUNG, Principal, 9i4 Fourtc n Ii
street. au.4tf
INRENCH LESSoNS.-MADAME LTPRINCE,
n from Paris. Will give Conversational Lessons In
Frtnon, ut her own and pupils residences; open
clnsseS rom September |. Prices moderate, Cal
after O'Clock ut No. 1l2i FoLrte,n.h street nor H.
west aDo3-tf
GWITHIN c. sHoRTLIDGES ACADEMY FOR
= Young Men and Boys Media, Pa, twelve mites
frJm PhRdephn, and two and two.third hours
from New York city. School year opens September
r. Fixed price covers every expense even books
&c. No extra charges. No incidental expenses. No
examination for n lmission. Thirteen experienced
teachers all men, and all gradua es Snecial oppor-
tunites for apt students advance rapidly. Spec al
drill for duh and backward boys. Pht-ois or stu
dents may select any, studies or choose the regn ar
English, scien itc, Blu 'ness, Glass cal or Civil En-
gneerlng course Students fitted at Nj Cdla Academy
nrenow IN Harvard. Yale, and ten other Colleges
and Po'.t chnic Schools
NE lin ms seven churches and q temperance
charter, which prohibits the sale IF all intoAi,alipg
dril ks. For nrw illustrated circular address the
Pr ni pal tnl Proprietor, SW THIN G. SHORr-
L1DGE a. NJ, Harvard University graduate, M edia,
Pa.
The Principal will be at the Ebbtt House Fridays
August u and september l. from a. IN. To 10 p. IN.