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National Republican., 1882-12-15
CONTAGIOUS DISEASES.
4 Plea for the Continuation OF Govern
ment Inspection of Immigrants.


At meeting of representatives of state
and other boards of health who have come
here to place before the national board of
health the Importance of continuing the sani-
tary inspection of immigrants for the preven-
tion of the introduction of contagious dis
eases into the country, and their spread
throughout the country w. NJ. Smith, M. D.,
health officer of the port Of New York, was
chosen chairman and DIR. Henry b. Baker
secretary. The subject having been verbally
presented to the national board of health, at
its meeting last Tuesday, and the board hay
ing requested summary statement in writ
ing of the views of thoid present, the subject
was discussed at some length, and II COM
munication to the national board was formu-
lated as follows:
To THE NATIONAL BOARD OF HEALTH,-The un-
dersgned respectfully represent that the mainte-
nance at the principal ports Of entry in the Uni.
ted States of an efficient sanitary inspection of
Immigrants as to their protection from smallpox,
and as 10 their liability to communicate that dis
Smcdn of 20 nnG nbn eae C @
ease among the people of this country; and that
such inspection is necessary TO secure efficient ac
ton at ports of departure and on board ships on
the part of transatlantic steamship lines engaged
in the transportation of Immigrants
There is also urgent need for constant watchlul-
ness to detect contagious disease occurring in i'm
migrants after they have passed the ports of entry,
the disease not having appeared when they were
examined at the port of entry.
We therefore urge upon you the necessity for
continuing such inspections as have been estab-
lished.
This inspection service is such that its benefits
have no relations to state boundaries, but its pro-
tectve influences extend widely throughout the
country, consequently expenses therefore should
not properly be borne by any local or state board
of ofhealth. We believe that 1t is the duty, and one
the highest duties the national government
TO maintain this inspection service wherever
needed in this country.
In our opinion the sum of sos 600 will be sufi-
clent for this service during the remaining months
of this fiscal year.
WM. NJ. SMITH,
National Republican., 1882-12-15

our stock Of Diamond Lace Pins, Finger and Ear
Rings. Fine Gold JeWelry, american Watches Stpr-
ling Silyerware in great variety, Plated Tea sets
Baskets, lowls, Ice Pitchers Rutter Dishes, Cnstors
Soup Tureens FOrlsaud spoons, Rogers us.' Plated
Table Cutlery, Joseph Rogers a. sons sheffield Ivory
Table Cutlery and scissors, French CloCks Opcra
Glus3es. lirasS RCOuUCs, Mirrors, CandlCstiCk. No..
wui ue, er Cumpl g., which WE call To- tlr at enton
OF plrt hAega, as they VIII ma our prices low,
HARRIS Il SNAFER.
mrlGu NO. lib pennsylvania uYeaue.
National Republican., 1882-12-15
sllOnrp 10 Sponn.
HOLIDAY GOODS.

y FONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE Attn
Va Lowest rates. DANLRhOWER SON, l24
street HOrt4Wua.. nOll-t
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GPENcE4lAlN, ,BVSIENE3s, G0L,LtEGE

~ Nh \ Ai4N - - ~! lA. AiLbl.Nif,
CORN F.R METH AND d 5 STREETS
Day and evening iiOns for the lucatiOu Of
and uEughters M d men and women for sefsuppOrt
aud real life, Branches taught are: The English
cal Peumanshp Book keeping, by single and double
entry, Business Practice, Physical anl Vocal Cul.
lure, Political Economy, Commercial Law.
Scholarship for year from date OF entrance day or
evening, SJl Special terms by month quarter or
for year by insiallmentR College circular mailed ON
application. 4-. -, -
3IRs. SARA a SPENCER, NioePi incpal. null
TNRFNCII LEssONS.-MADAME LEPRINCE,
IL frum Paris, Will give Conversational Lessons In
French NJ her own md pupils residences also open
ev,lun classes. Prices moderate Gail afler O'Clock
at No. l52 street nurthwts ap23tf
National Republican., 1882-12-15
-$rtturrs.
CoNGREGATIoNAL CHURCH,
Gnrhish 21nths.

NEW TURHEGEh BATEI CDR. BOVEESl
N l4l7 street. opposite Riggs House. Large pool,
good ventilation Ladies, Monday and Friday. Not
open Sunday. open from a. m. TIL 10 p, m SRtur.
day, II p. M Baths, 81; GtiCkets, $500
ape DIR. IL. l.. BOVEE, Electrician
yIyuE SHEDD BATHS OO3 l. STREET, NEAR
K Ninth, well known the oldest and hest In the
city. This bath IL constructed with view to Conven-
fence, being the first Oor Turkish, Russian, SUI
phur, and Mercurial Baths given with skin and eK-
perence. Mani l0uN of ten years experience a this
establishment. Single bath. s for SS II, $40 Open
Sunday from n. III. to | d. IN. mr29-tf
National Republican., 1882-12-15
Zeal estate a]ruhcrs.
CIEAtLES n. nlSaHOl" a 60,
X EAL EST ATE BTtOK ER S

I2T g U II -. IT 9 Il -AG ATE5,
I00S i STREET NORTHWESE
Real ESalu bought and sold. Huusvi rented
Rents collected LInnt negotiated, Insurance in
hlbtclasa cgmpanei Gl lowest paying rates, No
charge for advertising, our Office ~ Que OF tho finest
aud best located IN tho city, Parties having property
In our hands, sellY
National Republican., 1882-12-15
8oar6ing.
z ost an0 ;fouuo.

L OST MONDAY, DECEMBER 5, A POCK ET-
4 ! diary; the finder may retain the money inclOsed
3 tnCy will return the book to DIR CAROLINE B
No. Grant Place. 0el2-3tt
National Republican., 1882-12-15
.5;or q,ent-.Mousrs.

A PRIVATE FAMILY OF TWO, VIII HOUT
IA children VIII rent beautiful communicating
rooms, FURNISHED uniurnlshcd at low prices; also
large parors, furnished, en- suite. with piano;
capitol: Avenue cars pass l2I street southeast.
EOR RENT-NO. 1Ol7 c STREET SOUTHWEST
u A twn.story frame house; modern Improve
mcnts Apply TO CHURCH n STEPHENSON,
Eighth street and Maryland avenue southwest
doiiStt
1NOR RENT - HOUSE NO us II STREET
~ northeast, rooms modern. at S25 q month,
ROHRFR & YOUNG, 92l L street dcl3 atf
TTouSE FOR RENT-iO6 FIRST STREET
u southeast, with all modern improvements Az.
ply ON promises. de2'Gth
EOR RENT - 1i6 SPRUCE STREET lie
Drot Park; 7rooms, oil modern improvements
convenient to Seventh and Ninth street cars; 27.AU
per month. a. L. BARBER G co. 10 Le Drot
Building. dcl9-5t
TNOR RENT-DWELLlNG No. 17il q STREET
II corner Eighteenth eleven rooms. with all mod
nnll-I.nnlNr
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60lmtrN-.. MrIn...frmnIe.
G1lantcS---S -Situations--- -Yla[r.

UTANTED-SITUATTONS FOR TWO CLERKS,
w members of the Grocery Clerks Benefit ial AS
sociatlon. For Information inquire of any of It's
members JOHN w. NEWELL president, with
Barbour &. Hamilton, deli3t*
A YOUTH OF 18 SEEKS A PLACE AS AN AP
IA prentice in Il confectionery. Apply at Sl2 Tenth
street northwest. del'-Atf
NVTANTED-BN A RELIABLE AND EXpERI-
w enced colored man, position as driver to at
tend to one or two horses. Apply 425 street south
east, del23t"
National Republican., 1882-12-15

TTNHE FINEST JOB PRINTING IN WASHING.
ton by the finest workmen. Call and see speed.
nlens. National Republican Job Rooms.
National Republican., 1882-12-15
4rrsonal.

A Ill PERSONS INTERESTED IN ART STUD
"A les for themselves or their children are nVHG(
"rlll ~ the National Academy of Fine Ar,s, Cor
oran building, Feehth street, instruction in every
depCrtncnL OF art, from the preparatory coursetd
portrait and historical painting, on the most rensona
bic terms. delj-6tE
National Republican., 1882-12-15
frr Slrnt-- -1InfurnisbcO 8uums.
for Ntnt- 9flistsIInnruns.

TNOR RENT A LARGE STABLE AT Ggi
IL street nor Invest, Apply at s03 street nurt invest
to MRS WILLIAM HURLEY. delj.3tt
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q Educational.

1O1 AND 1914 FOURTEENTH STREET
4 - A - near Fourteenthstr,e ct Clrcle-Norwood
lusJtute Select school for lad,cs. A few huarders
received. Address MR, Or MRS. VIM, ID. CABELl.
nm
National Republican., 1882-12-15

NlG Il sIrnnt nnrthNznai
STORIES.

Our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning, contains complete schedule OF our Houses,
Stores shops, and Farms offered for rent, together
with descriptions prices, &c. and how they may he
seen. Property or sale in all parts OF tho city.
money to loan on real estate. call
mr2i H. II. WARN Err, OlG street,
TT YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT OR
Il Trade CITY or Country Property. come and sec the
great bargains at the Real Estate Exchange OF
WILLIAM II. MAIN & BROTHER, ST. Charles
Hotel, corner Third street and Pennsylvenia avenue
northwest. mhlD-tf
National Republican., 1882-12-15

II FESI NGION, AREA~ENE, ANu RIBBON
IN embroidery laugh at the school of Art Needle,
work, Vernon Row, corner Punnsylva avenue
and Tenth street. Now aud artistic designs stunned
10 order del,-G,S
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mingle together in the difeat confusion old
things andn new. ImaginationiB mot active,
but Il remains Just enough awake 10 supply
the connecting links which give seeming
continuity TO those parts Of the phartasma-
gorla which we chance 70 remember on re.
covering perfect selt.eonciousness, and
which being remembered, we call dreams"
No one remembers more than one dream,
unless he has robsed from sleep more than
once. This experience has led 10 the infer.
ence that dreams only occur ut the moment
or In theact oiawaking. Tnere aredreams
which take place In the process Of return.
Ing 10 consCiousness-for example, those
instantaneous scenes and spectacles which
are suggested by the sound or feeling that
rolses the dreamer; but, in result Of q long
and close study OF the subject with q view
to discover the nature Of dreams, and the
laws Of dreaming, for medical purposes, In
connection with the treatment Of sleeplesS.
ness, am persuaded that dreams occur In
tue course Of sleep and are wholly forgot.
ten.
That they do not and can not take place
In deep sleep Is probable, because deep
sleep IL general sleep, and when this state
prevails the subordinate faculties arc Sleep
ing, and the pictures and records which
compose dreams are not disturbed. To
understand dreams we must understand
sleep, and II Is because the two phenomena
have not hitherto been studied together
that SO little Is generally known about
eitheE-Ffom "DredmS and he Making Of
Dreams" J. Mortimer Granville, in he PoptI-
Tar acisncS AouMiy for february.
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JELLY ap tha aids. Her haIr va. BUMP.

tapestry up The side. Her hair was bump
"How do you meAnst demanded the
managing editor.
at was plasteied down In front and stuck
up behind like q hens tailn
Banged you mean. How was her dress
cut?'
awell, It was IN even stretch from the
back Of her neck half way up the front
stairs. That was one piece, Then she had
on q petticoat that showed the whole front.
and was trimmed with some cloudy stuff
that had dropped down at one end. The
back part WINS the energy, though, and she
called II train, with some kind Of q law
term in front Of It"
"Was 1t revised BtatuesS' asked tho edi-
tor.
"No, that wasn't It,"
"Did It have anythingt To do with alimony
and the custody Of the children?"
'"That wasn't 1t. It was train with
something legal in front oft. tried to
remember, because they have It in the city
halt"
Couldn't have been anything about
contempt Of court, could it?"
That's Il" exclaimed the police reporter;
% court train aud uparound the lower part
Of the the top part Of the-of where 1t
hooked on tho body part, you know"
"Thc bustle?"
"Yes, she had 1t tied up with broad
white taps and tho darndeRt big bow knot
you ever saw"
Certainly; that's right" said the manas:.
ing editor. "You want 10 saw that she had
q court train loopOd back with delicate
tape 20 as 10 show the contour OF the petit
coat, which was deliberately finished with
loops otlinen."
II see," said the police reporter, making
memorandum. "Her cousin was Mis-
hears, Of Qnogue. l only got her hair. II
WIS Poached on top with revefs aud had a
big pair oil silver tongs stuck thro' the hind
part. Better say anything about that"
Certainly. You've got 1t right. Did
they have big support"
"fhey had boned head cheese, and
candy, and lobster, and some Shaky stuff.
Lots Of Wine"
"Eh"
"Youbetw
Then Just give the caterers name, and
say on this occasion the tables fairly groan.
ed under the weight OF his excellent pro.
visions, and even the most lastidious appe.
tites snccumbed TO the charms Of his delica.
cleS; How are you going to wind It up%
VI say that egueSts danced until late
or rather an early hour in tho morning"
That's business" smiled the managing
editor. 'lf you do ii all as well as that last
part, you've got magazine article"
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A CouGH, Cold or Sore Throat should DO
stopped. Neglect frequently results in an In.
durable lung disease or consumption.
Browns Bronchial Troches do not disorder
tho stomach like cough syrupS and balsams,
but act directly on the inHamed parts, allay.
ing irritation, give relief in Asthma, Bron.
chitis, Coughs, Catarrah and Throat Troubles
which singers and public speakers are sub
ject to. For thirty years Browns Bronchial
rroches have been recommended by physl
clans, and always give perfect satisfaction
Having been tested by wide and constant usl
for nearly an entire generation, they have at
tanned well:merited rank among the few
staple remedies Of the age. Sold At 25 cents
| box everywhere. 7-rHsAv
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The Gain In The Mia Winter to Kansas

The Gain III The Mia Winter TO Kansas.
From the AtchISOn (Kan.) Champion, Fob, II.
An observing and intelligent farmer said
to US yesterday that "the weather during
the past Winter had been worth as much
to Kansas as a good CROP He explained
that stock had required very little feeding;
that tho Winter had been exceedingly fl-
vorable for outdoor work, which was un.
usually well advanced, and that the roads
had been good, and farmers had been able
to get their grain to market with little trou.
bic or expense. Combining all these
things, he declared their pecuniary value
would equal that Of q fair crop. Our inior-
mant Is undoubtedly correct In his estimate.
The Winter has been remarkably favor
able one both in country and towns. Rail.
way construction has gone on uninter.
ruptedly, and railroad trains hayerun regu-
larly without the usual expensive Winter
blockades, accidents, and delays. Thus
they have saved large sums. Farmers
have saved an immense aggregate in feed
for stock, fuel, hauling, and the advanced
state Of their seasons work. In the towns
IN | cities nearly all outdoor labor has been
carried on as during the early Fall months,
and The saving in fuel clothing &C., has been
immense. We think it is true, therefore,
that from purely economic point Of view
the Winter has been worth as much to
Kansas as good crop. II the season had
been as severe as that OF last Winter, Kan.
sas would have been poorer to-day than
she is by many millions Of dollars. The
crops Of last year were short, but they have
commanded twice or thrice the average
prices, and the losses sustained by reason
otexposuro to the weather havo been re-
markedly small. Farm stock is in excel
lent condition, and has been fed very little.
The prospects for theiuturear are very bright
The Winter wheat never looked better at
this season Of the year. And, everything
considered, Kansas has reason to be well
satisfied with the present situation and with
the outlook for the future.
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REPORTING TnE WEDDING.
The Efforts oran UntrIed Society Repol
ter in Describing Droas.


The Efforts of"n Cntried Society RsPor'
From the Bt'otSn Eagle
u say! said the police reporter, tipping
his hat over his eyes and scratching the
hack Of hi, head az don't know whether
~ N'''>'
1nls IL Fignt OF hot'
Don't know whether what is right7" de-
manded the managing editor.
ms "cuu'nG Nont .noF' ,nSl h'snl'
ana they gave me heap Oh rot ABOUT their
irocks, but don't know whether it comes
out straight or not. Now, hero is Mrs
Tsonc ReIdinp I've GOT her in , nanier
t a Do'ulHs' W S's ~ ~" rI'a
SllE, trimmed u "a gros gram WIN oiacE
pointed lace nndersKIrt ana I6o1-pIalted
mar; DOCS tn nat, sonnG , natTra 81
no SEM you 10 ms%G,nS a1S @n sne
managing editor, contemporary. D0n,t
yon know that gros gram y, Is = COLOR ina,
was grHs GEain, O11 n'A'.eu u[ess' trimmed
IL plaeK point i"CS! "uu lieF LaI[ was
better than to get things mixed that way.
VINO eise diu you Se'' III" was t1'e pFloe
drGssedT Observation-Disclosures.
i've got her all IlSnt' replied Me po5lee
reporter; sne t WSrc Mnit y, oounet'
WIN tFlhSess os d dn%.U ,Sil 9s unoGt i
skirt cut dGcoIlete around me bottom, and
trimmed with a pasq1e AZ the SIDES: u.
THAT'S oetter' , Tiu lhe managing edltorl
GnconragIInely. ihat so1 y, something
tkGlt' How was her mar T.
"her mar was snlFt ~ iGp.iea tee police
on tor" ,,.,,..., mas. ,;.L.Y
i uont oelle eye th" LET, 3 rlSnti ooset '
Inc managing e0ltor, Neau Inat again.
1T was corsIgea S ~ tne s slueand shlrteo
on op, salu 'he po''Se reporter TeteFFinI
to nv, nIs notes. ia, A., ,....
vi course; smiley s:r tne nah!nElng eulsoI
~ makes al tne usete ,;.1 n .he Motla
You never saw %onah WIN Ml ner ~, tiS'r cot
@Geu on ~, Top IN your NE VINO ESQ nav
you got
Heres the prices mosncr t sne pranSees
around IN IN Itpsu ..,Sn pSIu, cnt loV
necSed anu holS'e W. up4u .tte sue W." soIl.,
kind Of a plant. I've forgotten the nam'
oil III a.. ,.,,,o ". said .ho ,,...,;,,
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Why win %u

ALLOW cold to advancein your system and
thus encourage more serious maladies, such
as Pneumonia, Hemorrages and Lung
troubles when an immediate relief can be 50
readily attained? BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP
has gained the largest sale in the world for the
cure Of Coughs, Colds and the seyerest Lung
Diseases. 1tisDr. BosCbee's famous German
prescription, aud is prepared with the greatest
care, and ne fear need be entertained in ad.
ministering 1t to the youngest child, as per
directions. The sale Of this medicine is un-
precedented. Since first introduced there has
been constant increasing demand and with.
out single report OF failure to do Its work in
any case. Ask your Druggist as to the truth
OF these remarks. Large sizes rs cents. Try
ttand DO convinced, TThs4W
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We will send DR.. Dyes celebrated Electro.
Voltaic Belts and other electric appliances
on trial for thirty days to young men and
older persons who are afflicted with nervous
debility, lost vitality, etc., guaranteeing
speedy relief and complete restoration Of
neuralgia, paralysis, liver and kidney difn'
Illustrated pamphlet sent free. Addres,
VOltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich. TTuSGW
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Dreams arc night-thoughts, unchecked
by the judgement and uncontrolled by the
will. Its not true that We do not reason
in dreams, that the exercise Of the Judge
ment is wholly suspended, and that the
willis entirely poweriess or ceases to act.
These faculties arc not altogether in abey,
ance but they dose while the subordinate
powers Of the mind-those which play the
parts Of picture-carriers and record.fnderl
-ransaok the treasures Of memory ans
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House Of Delegates.

Tho opening prayer yesterday in thu
House WIS made by. Mr.. Granthain.
Senate bill No. 1870, was read finally ant
passed with its title, II is a bill to amend
and re.enaCt chapter seventeen OF the Cod,
manner Of receiving aud disbursinI
money at the Treasury, and certain dutiei
Of the Auditor and Treasurer.
House bill No. 342, n bill to prevent TIT
Hpreading Of the noxiOus weed known u!
he canadian Thistle" was then taken NJ
on a second reading. 1t read as follows
Belt enacted BY The LsgiSlattlrt Of Ve,i Tir
Jinia: That II any person shall knowingl,
JeFmit the noxi0Hs weed canadian This
lie" TO grow to maturity on any premises
Iwned or occupied by him, he shall, upor
conviction thereof, before Justice OF thu
neaCe Of the county, be fined not less thar
Two. NOR morH than twenty-five dollars, To-
every such offense
W. nlv.luu Vi Mr.. Brady the maximum
inc was fixed at $40 instead OF $50. Mr.
irantham moved to insert the proviso
This net shall not have force IN the coun
y Of Jefferson" Mr.. Irons amended thu
amendment by adding "or Monroe" Mr.
Fisher added "Or BmxtOn." Judge Fer
alson moved to limit the operations Of thI
,ct to Berkeley county, which was adopted
and the bill then ordered 10 its engross
nent for third reading.
House bill No. $50, Nbolishing the Office
4 President and Vice President Of thu
State University, was indefinitely post
Doned on motion Of Judge Ferguson
Judge Morrow supported the bill, bu
Judge Ferguson, Mr.. Cox and Mr.. Moffet
poke against it.
Mr., Cresap wanted to take up the repor
II the joint committee on the Bili'oi pub
fishers for printing tho constitutional
amendments, but the House refused.
On motion of Mr.. Leonard, Senate bill
22I was taken from the table, read tn,
,econd time, and the rules being suspended
tho third time also, and passed with il
title, This is the bill making an appro
priatien to pay the expenses Of the small
poX quarantine.
Mr. Fulkerson entered a motion to re
consider the vote by which the bill wa
passed, and Speaker Wilson, Mr.. Holt il
tho chair, called for the immediate cor
sideration Of the motion.
Pending this, the House, on motion {
Mr.. Cresap, adjourned.
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CARSUNKLEs, Felons, Boils, Sores OF long
standing, such as Ulcers Assesses, etc., posi-
lively cured without the aid Of knife OIL
poultice, by using Mira Julye Myers Drawing
and Healing Saive. Piles, Halt Kheum, Fry
sipelaS, Soft and liberated C6fns, Chilblains
etc, 1t has never failed 10 ours. For sale by
Logan & Co. nav
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a CARD.

To ali who are suffering from the errors and lndls
cfetions Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
los Of manhood, &C., will send recipe that will
cure you. FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy
wOs discovered bya missionary in South America,
Send seltaddreacd envelope TO the REV. JosEPH
I, ISsts, sAatioH ., Nels Fork City, dslS.TrHs4w