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National Republican., 1882-04-17

Debility, lmpNtency Premature Decay, Weakness,
Dyspepsia, Nervous excltabty &c, send two stamps
address tA%S aeda Gs af and hMR Sea fhdo
Ja7-1y III East Fifteenth street. New York
II AFLEUR's EXCRETER, THE REST TONIC
4 ! known ana an inhIlbIe remedy Tor Rheumalism,
nary Complaints, Consumpton; Catarrh, Dyspepsia,
nary Complains and ali Diseases Of the Hood and
skin. II Wll cure all Truptions Of the skin and
Implications viii cure Burns. spralns, Cuts, Frost
Bites, Sore Bunions, scalds, ~.
pepot-9OO W. Pratt street, tear sharp, BARTT.
For sale H BY m bTugEss sa'edS Sp7 Sb
StuRE CURE FOR MALARIA, CAROLINA
= IoLU TONlC,Isure% % cure for Dyspepsia In ali lts
ali diseases OF Inc Throat and Lungs, and The oni
remedy that Is beneficial in Malarial climates, This
GANpY, MAG %ESiA, and other ri mcdieinals bone
acia in above diseases, the basis being The ,pnrest
to take Tryit For sale by ali druegists and groeers
q! per quart bottle The trade supplied at liberal
'BHRBoUR q HAMILTON and FRANK HUME.
BisSho Eo SeI so YORK aud cRsTeson' lest G c. sole
manufacturers ana propretors de2i-ly
nR. LEON, THEoLDEsT ESTABLISHED AND
~ on reliable Ladies' Physician IN The city, can
Do consulted daily at ~. Pennsylvania avenue All
Female Complaints and Irregularities quickly re,
COMPUTATIONS strictly oonhdontl Separate rooms
for ladies' Office hours, TO 4 and toS Rpj
~ ENTLEMEN CAN HAVE SCIENTIFIC
" treatment aud speedy ana radical cure OF all
Venereal and Nervous Diseases, no mat or fom what
cause, without the use Of lnerCuriul or OthA ohe-
tionahle treatment. A cure guArant ed. IN rec Mt
or acute cases prescriptions and advice given free
OilCeS BttlCtly private, No seen but The dornr.
Hours, to 5, to 7, exclusively. DIR. LEON, 81
Pennsylvania avenue. Rpj
CNPERM ATORRHtEA, IMPOTENCY, AND PRI
- V.ue Diseases quickly cured; alBo LucOrrhul
and Female Weaklesses; no talOmei or mercury
Us In 10 years, Ofice, 5lA Ninth street northwest
between ~ and streets. fe27-inIa
nIsEAsFs OF THE OENITo, URINARY OR
~ ganS Blood, Liver, Kidneys Nerves, womon,
Catarfh, onchitts, Dyhpopia Nc speedily and per-
manOnty cnred write for advice book frOe. Dii. s..
4. BAKER Box iOt, Buffalo, n, Y. apis
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CHIROPODIsTs.

SsVNHE WISE FOR HEALTH ON. DAILY
i walks DEPEND" Feet relieved without pain
IN a few minutes, Thousands, from far and near,
visit DIR. WHITES ChlropOdlal Establish ment lilj
ponnsylvAnia avenue, opposite Wlllard's HOtol Tor
relief hom and avoidance OF Hard and ton COrns
Bnnlona, Club and ingrowing Nails and all com
plans OF the feet Hours a. m. 10 p. m. Otlca
lee 81 per visit. Established In Washington ID. G.
In f58l. mr2
j. j. GEORGES,
Chiropodst, Anaiomlst, aud Manufacturer OF fine
Fashionable. ana Easy-fltting BOOTS and SHOES
Under National Hotel,
Corns, Bunions, and Ingrowing Nails &C. permA-
customers. ae23
National Republican., 1882-04-17

Colonel Perry Carson, chief marshal; Charles II.
Marshall, right aid; Addison Day, leit aid; NJ, II.
Robinson, chief of staft; staff officers, Addison
Clayton, Henry Edmonsom, Robert Armsleud John
Anderson, George W. pi&sun, william Johnson,
son, Tillnnn Dorsey, Frank Anderson, Reuben
McCaulHugh, Richard Anderson, Robert @. Ouslay,
Frank GWyuu, Matthew Lawson, James W. Cooper,
j. y. Ruwls, samuel Adams, William II. Digs,
Enoch Weeks Warren Hail, Dr, B H. Silyard,
and r, Rich r8ou secretaries OF staff, X. +. WIN.
Mms NJ. r. llamilin, and Il. W Hayes first di-
vision, military; second division Smith Com
muudcry Of Baltimore, Knights OF Damon, Chal-
deans society, and Young Mems |. L. b. H. No.
lean Fishermen, knights ofJcusnlem, and Knights
of Moses; fourth division, Knights Of 81, Angus.
tine, Eastern star Lodge, No. Z. Good Samaritlns
Pioneer No u Citizens Corps, citizens, four abreast
Pioneer, No. t. sumuCr Mounted Guard, and Cit-
zens In carriages, two abreast. No ladies allowed
"a, btt on
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rNHE FIFTH IN THE COURSE OF POPULAR
TURKISH BATHS.

NTEvy TURKISH HATH CDR. BOvEES)
IN 147 @ street opposite Riggs House. Large pool,
good ventilation Ladies', Monday and Friday, mol
open Sunday. Open IRON q. M tlll 10 p. mi Satur
day, II p, m. Baths, fii tickets, $3.50
apo DIR. II. j.. BOVEE Eleotrl clan.
YT,HE SHEDD BATHS so3 f. STREET. NEAl
L. Ninth, well known as the oldest and best in tht
city This bath is constructed with view TO conven
ience. being the lrst floor. Turkish, Russian, Sui
phur. and Mercurial Baths given with skill and eK
nerence Shnmpooer OF ten years experience Rt this
establishment Single bath. ~; for -; H. $40. Open
sunday FROM a. m, TO y. IN. mr2Eu
National Republican., 1882-04-17
PERSONAL.

w HAT ARE MlsFITsg
w WHAT ARE MIsFITsY
WHAT ARE MTSFtTS ?
MtsFtT STORE,
Open Evenings tnl o'clock. Saturdays ,iii II.
9QE CUsToM.MADEsU1Ts FOR slI. ATTHE
corner Tenth and j streets.
S25 cusroM.MApEsu1TfS, E2A eIS '!2l glR5TE AT THE
corner Tenth and streets.
g10 oUsToNf.MADE PANTS FOR ATTHE
tD ~ MISFIT STORE,
corner Tenth aud Fstrcots.
GkO SILK. AND sATIN.LINED SPRING
corner Tenth and + streets.
IL Merchant Tailors' Misiits, at one.ihirh value.
MfSF1T STORE.
corner Tenth and Il streets.
cl 4 - CUSToM-AfA DIE PANTS FORS6, ATTUE
10 Il = MISFTT STORE,
corner Tenth md streets.
21O CUsToM.MADE SUITS 70 R.ls, ATTHE
0pfO MISFIT STORE,
corner Tenth and II streets,
'pZO NISFIT STORE,
corner Tenth aud streets.
GEO SILK AND sATINLINED- SUITS. FOR
dDSDO so, at the MlSFlT STORE
Open Evenings til O'Clock. saturdays tiii ii p. M
Gc CUsroM-MADE PANTS FOR sac, AT THE
1DO MtSFIr STORE,
corner Tenth and streets.
7. S-As many who visited the M1SFIT. STORE
the force Of salesmen has been increased that Is
hoped oil can get waited npl7a
National Republican., 1882-04-17
THE EMANCIPATION CELEBRATION.
Programme Of the PrOccsSion-An IInpOs-
ing Array or Participants.

The twentieth anniversary Of the passage ofthe
act of Congress freeing the slaves in the District of
Columbia will be celebrated in an enthusiastic
manner by our colored citizens to-day. The pro-
cesson will form at the City Hall, the right resting
on Louisiana and the left on Indiana avenue and
FOur-and half street, at eleven o'clock, and will
move over the following route Along Indiana
avenue to New Jerseyayenue, TO b street, to Fourth
street northeast, to Pennsylvania avenue, to the
east front ofthe Capitol, to Pennsylvania avenue
through grounds of the Executive Mansion, to
Pennsylvania avenue, TO Seventeenth street, to X
street. to Fifteenth street, to the Arlington Hotel
After passing In review by the District Commits
siOncrs the procession will proceed along II street
to New York avenue to street, to Third street to
d street. to City Hall, and after passing in review
by the chief marshal aides, and STAFF will he dis.
missed, The command to march will be given at
twelve o'clock sharp,
National Republican., 1882-04-17

Our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning, contains complete sche edue of our Houses
Stores, Shops and Farms offered for rent, together
with descriptions, prices &C., and how they may be
seen Property Tor sale in all parts of the city.
Money to loan on real estate Call.
mr7 u. II. WARNER. GIG F street.
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FOR SALE-Honses,

V7OR SALB-T-ROOM BRICK HOUSE; ALL MOD
II ern improvements; situated northwest; price
avenue. apl7-3t+
NyERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY, 1872 DtASSA.
' chusetts avenue northwest; 10 rooms; bathroom
speaking tube coal cellar provision cellar back ont
let, sunny yard. apH-as
National Republican., 1882-04-17
Population Of Tho National Capital. 100000

WASHINGTON, D. C., April IL, lss2.
National Republican., 1882-04-17
YOUNG MEM

II you have failed to receive proper treatment In
cases Of Heart Disease, Kidney Complaint, Nervous
Debility, lmpOtenCy, Premature Decay, Weakness
Dyspepsla, Nervous Reliability SC, send two stamps
'o' VI THE In" LAWS Avs or LIFE AND HEALTH"
Address Secretary Medical and Surgical Institute,
la7-ly III knst Fifteenth street, New York.
National Republican., 1882-04-17
PERSONAL.


Il ENsINGTON ART EEEDLEwoRK AND
IN Decorative EmbrOiderics taught after Royal
school, South kenslngtql, England private lessons
and classes. Specimen s11nd terms, Room 10, Vernon
Rpl5l2t~
VNRENCH LIiSSONS-AIATE. LEPRINCE, FROM
II Paris, will give conversational lessons In French
nt her own and pupils residence; prices moderate
best city rolerencesi also morning and evening
classes opening February 10. Call mt 3O5 ii street
northwest apl5-d
VNTANTED 1T KNOWN-THAT THOMAS w
w Sornn iSG Louisiana avenue Is q Notary Public,
COnycyRnceT, and Commissioner Of Deeds. Acknowl-
edgmcns of deeds, &c, akOn and certified, to be
corded In any state Territory. Ofico hours from
O'Clock q. m, TO s O'Clock p. m. mr253m
National Republican., 1882-04-17
DEsIRABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

VERMONT AVENUE, bet. l. and NJ sls. n, W.:
Fine 3story Brick Residence, with every con-
venience. Lot u feet by 1856 feet to wide public
nlley. Price S20,OO0
No. 1871 X STREET N. W., opposite FRANKLIN Park. :
Threestory brownstone front Residence, with
Back Building and Stable. Lot 25 feet by IA feet
tnns In Washington. Price, s22,500.
No. II IOWA CIRCLE N. W.;
Three-story Brick l2room Dwelling, with mod
ern improvements Price. $1,000.
THIRTEENTH STREET. bet X and Il sts n. W.;
Fine 3story Brick Residence. containing ~ rooms
and all conveniences near Franklin Park. Lot
2its feet by 100 feet to l5foot alley. Price, 800
FOUR-AND-A-HAIFS STREET, BET. and ID sts. n. ". I:
Elegant 3-story brOwn-stone front Dwelling, with
all modern Improvements. Large lot, with Stable
on the rear. Price, -.
No. 1Sl5 + STREET N. W., near Ebbitt House;
Three-sory 2@room Brick, with modern i'm
proyements. Lot "a feet by il3 feet to wide alley.
FsTREET, bet Sixth and Seventh sts. n. W., near U.
S. Patent Onice:
rhree-story 10.room Brick, with all convent
ences stable on rear. Large lot Price, $4,000.
MASSACHUSETTS, AVENUE, near Thomas Circle:
Small Frame Cottage, with lot 90 feet front, ex-
tending through to NJ street.
ELEVENTH. ST. n. W., bet. Pa. ave. and IL st. n W.:
Threestory Brick s-roOm Dwelling and Store.
TwENTY.FTfTH STREET N. W.. corner of ST..
Large Corner Property, lS3 feet on Twenty-hlh
street and 233 feet N street. Improved by
large Brick Building, formerly used as glass
TuoS. j. FISHER & CO.,
Real Estate Brokers, 1924 street northwest, near
National Republican., 1882-04-17

nIsEAsFs OF THE OBNITo, URINARY OR
~ gans Blood, LIVER, Kidneys, Nerves Women,
Caarfl Onchltis, Dyhpepa, Ac., speedily and per-
manenuy cnred; write for advice book froe Di. s.
4. BAKER. Box l0i, Buffalo, n, Y. apis
National Republican., 1882-04-17
WANTED-Hnuses.

WANTED-A FURNISHED RESIDENCE,
w care us an equivalent for rent; best OC refer
cnces given Address RESPONSlBLE, Republican
office apl5-3t#
LNUR SALE--PRINTED CARDS, "FURNISHED
II Rooms, with Table BOaTd;" "This House for
Rent, Apply at -" aud " Furnished Rooms for
Rent price ~ cents EACH for sale ut the business
Office OF The National Republican. de7-H
National Republican., 1882-04-17

INOH SALE-AN ELEGANT 1+ROOM RESI-
ILdence, with all modern improvements; immedi-
ate possession; $4,000. Inquire AT Room l. so sew
enth street. mr3-tf
National Republican., 1882-04-17

fe2-9m 1924 street northwest
4 LIBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
] on Time Deposits, United States Bonds bought
and sold AT market rates; uollectiOns made every
where, by ]. H. sQUIER q 90, Bankers l4l0 Penn
sylVania avenue ma2J-n
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EnuIiSh Summer
lLondon Corr. Boston Advertiser. !

But with all our American love for
blazing sunshine and skies of solid blue.
and air of dry and whitening heat, it
must be acknowledged that when one
has become acclimated to it there is a
wonderful charm about the English
summer, with it's cool and pearly atmo-
spherie effects, its soft masses of low
hanging cloud, its blue distances, where
the air seems to thicken and become Wis
IDLE and palpable, and it's cool, vivid
green grass and foliage below. And it
is wonderful to see, too, how much more
summer England really has than we give
her credit for. Nothing shows that bet
ter than the fruit end flower markets.
Through this gloomy June, while we
have sat by the freside with comfort, our
supplies of summer fruits have been un-
interrupted. Currants and gooseberries,
cherries, strawberries and raspberries,
with delicious early vegetables, have
been cheap and abundant at time when
in Boston they have either not appeared
or are still held at impossible prices.
One wonders when they grow and how
they ripened, as one wonders at the
masses of roses, pinks and sweet stocks
that perfume the streets and are sold for
almost nothing. But the mystery is ex-
planned when we remember the sunshine
of March and the four long months in
which spring has been slowly and shyly
stealing about among the fields and gar
dens. Why should we complain of j une
rains and fogs, when in March we could
sit and bask in sunshine in the park and
rejoice in great beds of tulips and by
cinthg. and perfume our rooms with
" sixpen 'orth of wall-fowers and prim-
roses, and eat aspas ragus at our Sunday
dinner without sense IF guilty self-in-
diligence.
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MEAD.
The Coffee Trade.

Some idea of the rapid growth of the
coffee trade of the world may be OBJ
tanned from the fact that the total pro-
duction, which was CTS, 10000 pounds
in 1859, has now risen to l, 800, 900, 600
pounds, or nearly doubled. In Europe
alone the consumption of coffee is said
to have increased 1000, 900 pounds IN
the single year 1879. As for the pro
dncino countries, it seems that Brazil
now holds the first place with total OF
$50, 900. 900 pounds, against $50, 900, 00C
in 1870. The emancipation of the
slaves is, howeve.r, expected to lead to a
falling off in the crC..o unless the emma
men and coolies inn orted from Asia
should prove unexpectedly well suited
for the work of cultivation, Next on the
list come the Dutch Indian possessions,
which export about $50, 900, GOO Foun!ds,
the British East Indies, now exporting
over 140,O00,000, and Venezuela, pro-
ducing about 100, 000,0 900. On the otSer
hand, the Antilles Islands have long been
declining in the scale. Jamaica does not
supply half as much coffee as in 1905.
Martinique has fallen still more entirely
out of the race, and the Reunion coffee,
which was once highly esteemed and is
still declared to be of excellent quality,
finds no longer any market in Europe,
owing to the questionable bitterness of
it's taste
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Reversing the Order.

The Hon. W. J. Hendricks, of Frank.
fort, KY, once undertook to give lesson
in politeness, and this, according to his
story, was the result: He was sitting in
his Office one day, when his colored office
boy entered with his hat on and singing,
Oars one mo- ribber to cross. Mr.
Hendricks was impressed with the boy s
want of politeness, and said to him:
Look here, sir, that's no way to enter
my Office. You need a lesson in behavior.
Now, you take seat in my chair, and
act just as though you were proprietor
just as I do, and L will go out and
come in just as you should, whereupon
he laid down his cigar and went out of
the door. In a moment he returned,
and there sat the boy with his feet
perched upon the table, copy of the re-
vised statutes of the United States open
in his lap and the half-smoked cigar In
his mouth, and his hat cooked down
over one eye. The teacher of manners
entered quietly with his hat in his hand,
but had not fairly gotten into the room
before the darky looked up and said
"Jack, you id rascal, pick up that
spittoon, clean it quick, and then come
III heah, sab, and black my boots-de
you heah ?" Jack was kicked out, but
was soon reinstated.
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the great. hearted Stanton utter. He
was offered retainer of 100000 for an
argument in one phase OF the celebrated
Credit Mobilier case; but he was either
too feeble physically to prepare the case,
or he distrusted the integrity OF the
cause he was asked to argue, and de
clined the fee. When it was found that
Stanton had left no fortune save STAIN
less name to his children, Senator Chand-
Ter. of Michigan, soon repaired the
broken fortunes of the great war minis
ter by making his family independent;
It was only three days before he died
that General Grant, President OF the
United States, placed upon the broad
shoulders of Edwin M. Stanton the
ermine of the supreme court. But even
this tardy justice came too late, out 1t
may have softened the pangs OF that
great heart. Within forty-eight hours
the soul of Judge Stanton had gone be-
yond the stars to the land where 1t is
ever morning. 1t took America $50
wears to build memorial window to
Sir Walter Raleigh, but not so long as
$50 years will it take grateful republic,
when she erects her Walhalla OF noble
dead, to build temple to commemor-
ate Edwin M. Stanton's sublime devo-
ton to duty. When future generations
rise up to bless the great deeds OF our
heroes, and to keep green the memory
of our bravest and best who fought Tor
the liberation of humanity, there will be
no name more tenderly or reverently
cherished than the name of Edwin M.
Stanton, the Christian, the hero, and
the statesman, unless it be the name OF
that best of men, slain by Booths bull
let, with the prayer upon his lips " that
all men everywhere might be free.
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FASHIONABLE FANCIES,


PALE maize-yellow is more fashion
able than old gold.
The short apron-front overskirt is seer
| upon new French dresses.
A ROBEsPIERRB collar and Louis
XVI. vest appear with the newest jack
cts.
FLOWERS have almost driven feath.
ers out of favor for trimming summer
hats.
SATIN ribbon three inches wide is
worn, tied around the waist in preference
to stiff belts.
BLACK bonnets trimmed with white
feathers are declared to be a fashion
fresh from Paris.
FLOWERS as head decorations are OBJ
solete. An aigrette or bunch of feather
tips is the correct thing.
SOME Of the sashes of the season are OF
the most magnificent descri ption,
covered with hand-painting.
The New York Mail and Express says
black bonnets trimmed with white feath-
ers are fashion fresh from Paris.
VELVET collars, cuffs, sashes and
many bows Of velvet ribbons trim the
cotton satteen dresses worn in the coun-
try.
SHORT skirts of ball toilets are made
short enough to clear the floor all
around and show the tips of the slip
pers.
RED and blue velvet parasols trimmed
with flowers, lace and embroidery, are
carried in open carriages at the seaside
resorts.
SoUTACHE Cor braid) embroidery is
the fashionable trimming of the cloth
travelling dresses that are made by Eng
hsh tailors.
MooNsPOTs, two inches across, are the
fashionable designs for grenadines.
These spots are of closely woven satin
on an armure ground.
The favorite Saratoga hat for very
young ladies forms nimbus around the
face, and this moon-shaped brim has a
pulled lining of lace or of net.
GLOSSY taffeta silk in small checks of
the calors of cheviot and of Scotch ging-
ham is fashionable choice for summer
dresses, with velvet trimmings.
BLACK embroidered Grape de chine
mantles, lined with pale blue plush and
trimmed with fluffy ruches of sleek che
mile, are the most elegant carriage man
ties worn at the seaside.
FLOWERS have almost driven feathers
out of favor for trimming summer hats.
A full wreath of roses, without green
leaves, is tied by long ribbons around
the crown of wide brimmed manila hats.
MORNING dresses seen at the summer
resorts are made of the ightest, ARREST
materials. There is material called
"gauzy nothing" which fills the
bill, J." and is exceedingly popular.
SATIN ribbon three inches wide is worn
tied around the waist in preference tc
stiff belts. Pointed belts outlining the
lower partssof the corsage are more styl
ieh than those that pass straight around
the waist.
BLACK and terra-cotta are the colorI
most useful for silk stockings, and they
can now be worn with almost any dress
of stylish shades without being too
striking. at the watering places the!
are worn with very low slippers of blacl
kid that are not trimmed with bows O.
| beading.
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The electoral vote of the states for
1884 will be as follows:

LrrTLE Eddie T. was sick of gastric
fever, peevish and fretful, but he seemed
to want the idea to prevail that it wasn't
much trouble to attend him. His man.
ma, while bathing his brow, soothingly
remarked: "What is home without a
mother" The young rascal Immediately
snapped out: Sc Well what would a
mother be without home ?"-Shoe and
Leather Reporter.
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4 REVISION.

| read a legend, sweet and quaint,
The other day, amid the faint,
Calm light of early dusk;
The story, odorous of musk,
Smiled in dusk-bound, silent book,
Neglected in lovers nook.
OF course you know it-how he strOve
10 shape the marble like his love-
That ancient sculptor; how his hand,
Guiding the chisel, like a wand,
So perfect made the beautious whole,
Jove breathed in it his Iady's soul.
The dainty myth in modern time
Will serve to tell in careless rhyme.
Our sculptor sneers there is no Jove:
Science has made myth of love;
So practical the love has grown,
Ills only beauty's heart is stone.
Catholic World
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-08-16

thousands of farmers and others who can
not get daily weather reports and
whose business is regulated by meteoro-
logical conditions the German weather
compass, adapted to different localities,
may be made valuable storm Indicator.
-Ne3U York Herald,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-08-16
ON LOW LEVELS.
BY r. 1. o.

When deeds of heroes were the theme,
My heart in youth leaped high;
When poets sang of loves young dream,
What dreams of love had
IT'S over now, the fever beat,
'Tis past, the PASSIONS hour;
NV feet have followed all the feet,
Far meath the peaks that tower.
O snowy peaks, that flame with day,
Contentedly see
Specks on you, that are men, and say
Not those the paths for me
This only striving,-to confess
The peaks are just as bright,
Nor those who climb are heroes less,
Though must walk in night
The Spectator.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-08-16

The fremen at fire in Philadelphia
came across several kegs in a closed
room which had nearly been reached by
the flames. They were supposed to be
empty, but one man took the precauticn
to examine them and found them full OF
powder. The men ran out, but they
bravely carried the explosives along.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-08-16
THE HOME DOCTOR.
SAFE LOTIONS FOR FRECKLEs.

The following are safe for use in edo
nestle medicine:" l. Moisten the fin
ger with water, dip it into finely
powdered nitre, and apply it to the
freckles. 2. A solution of borax in
water-a drachm to the pint-applied
night and morning. 3. Sal ammoniac,
one drachm; pure water, one pint;
lavender of cologne water, one-quarter
ounce; mixed and applied with the fin
ger night and neutrality-suspicious. Jour-
nal of ChenliStrQ.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1882-08-16

In Meridian, Miss, saloon license
costs 81, 500.