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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-20

w.. are authorized to aruounc. !. Y. Guy ton
az a cantjdat. tor collector OF taxes, subject TO
fbs action Of the democracy Of Mcl.rulan
county -
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-20
FOR COLLECTOR OF TANh7

wasr- authorised L. announce y. y. EWell
a. acsndida,e Tor Collector % Taxes, SUBJECT
io the action of McLeunan county democracy
O4l9dwtf
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-20

Why don't you Try Carriers Little Liver
Pill? They are positive cure tor sick
headache. and al the ills produce by dis
ordered liver. Only one pill a dose. Sold
by Tucker 4 Willis.-dwt0l23
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1882-04-20

j. (. ELGIN & Co.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-10

Our thanks are rendered the Tallahassee
FLORTDIAE for descriptive pamphlet Of Leon
county, Florida. 1t is Beautifully priniel. and
is comprellensively expressive Of the advantages
Of the !" Tallahassee Country, or Piedmont Flor
ida" II Is credit To that couatry and will doubt
less accomplish much Waldo Cracker
We extend our thanks 10 the editor of The
Tallahassee FLoRIDIAK for a copy of The Leon
County Pamphlet, published at The FLORiDIAE
Office, by the Leon County Farmers Club. II is
large, gives comprehensive description of that
much-favored agricultural section, and will doubt
less be vastly beneficial In inducing immigration
to Leon cOunty.-LcesbuTU AdoGnce.
We have on our table complimentary
pamphlet of Leon county from the Tallahassee
FLORIDIAE Office, giving The early history and
advantages of that section. II is neatly printed
and deserve universal circulation. There Is no
section Of Florida that IS better adapted To the
planting interest and certainly none can boast
of better civilization In all that goes to make
up an intelligent anil generous community. No
intelligent family will fal to appreciate such
commonwealth dldtka Herald
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-10

- 4 !:
We ~ - plAxals = ssselng le6eas| : ~
pAFlW eams. Inlpsdpl - - - q. ~ let1l-
t4iiAk I'D Inllruelise slIks b yd11k s1d Cd
Il 3 called RAmmrhz.r sid was hsvenssd b ,
Ia.ly. ~ The especial puspsAs &c fs0tidlne .
ralioaal harmless ard luslFactise amusemennt
fH ihess rhs .do nai ssssr approve he - o.
the sfdInasy PLAYING cArik
Ths nssmbF 81 cards ussd b nfly-two; eacA
suit being represented b Doe Of he bar ~
snns. the dlsilncive marx and face cArds ef which
are A. fpIlows: WinseF. tWhl,s Ldlies) Jupiter
(King) June. lQueenl Msrcnry. Wsasel;
Spriag. lViulsa1 zephyraa. 4Klng) Floss.
tQueeal Apollu. (Knavsl: Sammsf. (Rosss) Vul-
can. RingJ VenuA (Quesal Cupid, (Knsse);
Autumn, tGnpesJ Baechua. Rmgl Ceres
0ueen,1 Ophena, tKnavel The ten other cards
VI each suit are numbered cnnsecatlvely.
Any game that can Be played with he ordI-
nary playing cards can be played with these, be-
sides many others Rules are given for the
various games
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-10


We have received by mail copy of the New
Orleans Democrats Illustrated Almanac and
Hand Book Of General Information for 1854
This work has been specially prepared for dis
tribution among the readers OI the Democr0s (nOw
1TaHes-D emocratI An examination shows that Il
is adapted, Mt only ior entertainment and IN
slrucIi"n. AS its beautiful engravings and calen-
dar and general information will testify, but As
special record for constant reference by the peo-
pie of the Southwestern and Gulf States. viz:
the States of Louisiana. Texas, Arkansas, Mis-
sissippi, Alabama, Florida and Western Tenues-
see, on most important industrial and statistical
subjects
This work is mailed postage prepaid TO every
subscriber of the Weekly Times Democrat. We
do not believe that work Of similar value has
ever before graIuitOusly presented us matter of
courtesy To 50 large number of people rs this
will reach. Taken in connection with the lacl
that the Weekly Imaes-D Democrat il one Of the
best weekly papers published in the Souill-that
il Is one OF the largest published In the country,
never less than twelve pages in size, aud that its
subscription Rates are of the very lowest, only
$50 per aunum, the free gin of work. worth
al least half that price evidences liLeraily and
desire not only 10 satisfy but more than crafty
a large Constituency that Is unriValletl. W
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Cotton ssaaenens.


-Bandoline, ten cents bottle, AT Rawls'. (38
-Baudoine.' powder, makes halt pint, 10
cents paper, at Rawls'. 80
-Rawls, the Druggist, will have another car
load of seed potatoes this week. SO
-Thompson's genuine glove-fiIting corsets at
10 cents per pair, at S. Stern & Bros. 50
We are selling out our entire stock Of mer.
ehandise regardless of cost s. STERN & BRO.
Ladies' and gents, misses and children's
shoes. al 30 per cent. less than elsewhere in town,
at Stems. 80
-"Our Own" is the name of Coles & Boards
(syorite brand of cigars, manufactured expressly
for them It
Go and get package of Coles & Boards
Saratoga Chips" just received. They are fresh
and choice. tt
AT EIliot's City Drug Store is where TO find
the Garden CITY," the best Scent cigar in Tai
lnhass.e. Try iIIcInl 1911
Headquarters for good cigars, Ellint's City
Drug Store leads all others, and the secret of it
is, he keeps only the very best. S8tf
The largest and finest variety of garden peas
ever brought to this market. Call and see them
al Elliot's City Drug Store. 80
Coles & Beard have just received 8, 900 more
of those splendid scent cigars, manufactured ex-
prt=slv for their trade Go and try them If
1t you want really good cigar, for low
price, go and Try Rawls 5 cent Cigar" This
brand has stood the lest for several years and is
still the layOrite. 80
"A sensible lady in this city Was in great
hurry TO buy sOmr of those great barg Tins at s.
Stem Blos. lcforc il was TOO late. Go
thou and do likewise! 3S
The heaviest stock of seeds in town is at
Rawls'. He sells large quantities every year,
and has now one of the best assOrtmenis ever
brought 10 Tallahassee. SO
The prospects point to an early Spring and
those who desire to have fine vegetables, must
buy pure and fresh seed. The largest, freshest,
and best varieties selected specially for this lati
Jude are 10 be- found al Ellot's City Drug Store
The ingenious efforts Of advertisers 10 secure
public attention is amusing. but only words of
sOberness and truth are employed IN recommend
ing COussens Honey of Tar, The best remedy for
Coughs, Colds. and all diseases of The Throat and
Lungs Price so cents Whites Cream White
VermiIuge, the MsI Worm Killer. w. A.
Rawls sole agent. 38
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among physicians that Bucliu Juniper and Pa.
rcra Bravo in combination are the best remedies
in the world for ally disease 81 the B.mller or
Kidneys, and that not less than one half at the
human family, both male and leT.nlr snffrr from
Arrangement nf tIOse organs and Bcgisct nF fail
ure 10 use proper remedies hurry many 10 un-
timely graves. Numerous cslmbinnfiOns have
BrighI's Disease, Weakness IN Back and Hips,
produced by arrangement Of Bladder aud Kid
ncys, hut none with such happy results as r m
kin's Extract of Buchn and Juniper. II ynu
suffer ir0nl any disense Of those organs. gel
boltlc--one ar two will relieve y0u. Prepared
only by Hunt, Rankin & Lamar. Atlanta. Ga.
Sold by al Druggists. JAMS I'm
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-10

The nrst weekly edition Of Don McLeOd's ex-
ee''enl paper made Its appearance on Thursday
.-A'' and Is full OF interesting heal matter. This
.s.lure local gossip viii especially commend
hssif 10 many readers and considerable space
s''i dnubtless be devoted 10 it. No one knows
0c'Isr than Mcleod how To get up local chitchai
sao small-ialk-ihe thousand little insigni6-
s.a' h"ahIngs which 60 20 make up 90 much OF
NE May The Land Of FsoHeys continue 10 bios
@sh and flourish like green bay irceF'
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). The ThomAsville Esisyprias of last week states
'aa' several ciiizrns of Thomas county have de-
e'Oeo 70 build cotton secd oil mill on small
.Ae; and The MuniiceIio Obnsitstioa II recrnt
ne states thai number of grnslemen of that
80 are moving In the same dIreeaion.
: 'ne gentlemen here who contemplate gulng
- ms business do nOi make haste the Asld
= occupied before they aci, and II win
- p tho late. % Dot psi 4 az too lsaz, hat
= = oneei There's millions d mr.
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H. 8. Duval, Gadsden county; W. H. Gillespie, Tenn;
H. G. Smith, Hamilton, Nd z. r. Prngie, j, A. Beard
in, A. NJ Combs s. Miiard Ga: Rev. T. J. Nixon, Cedar
Keys J. W. Carrington e. D. HARRISON Atlanta; n Mar
tin and wife, D. \: Munroe w. @ Jones ia; John T
son; h. Hunroe, J. g. Maoney, hiss.; L W. Wrngald.
c.; John 8. Young, Val B. Kayton w. Z: Puers, N.
2; p. Lockhart Charleston g. B. Norden, 3. Muhlberg,
VIM. Rich, Savannah; George ". walker. w. T. Lyle,
Tallahassee; John h. Thompson. J. ID. Hgglnbotham,
No.; Henry smith, Long Branch; J. G. Roaseter Enter
prise; Chas Goodwin. Jersey City; w D. Jones, colum-
bus. Ga; g. Z. MayeA New Orleans; g. H. Wilbur Bos-
ton
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An old physician, reiIre.I from active prnc.iee
Missionary The tOrnula ag slifnle vegetable rene
dy Tor the speedy and permauentcu nf CoRKnmp-
tinn, Bronchitis, CAiarrh. Asthma, and all Threat
and Lung affections. also positive and sHdirsl
cure fUF general Debility and al nerv.ais csjIIi-
plants, having thoroughly tested its wonderful
curative powers In thousands II cases feels e bis
The recipe with full particulars, directions for
preparation and use, aud Ill necessary advice
and instructions Tar suceessllil treaimcnta yuatF
own home. viii he recelvel by yDn Ivy return
mail, freu of charge By addressing with stamp az
stamped s,at.asldFessed emsck1 be 10
49, DR.s NJ e. Bell.
1871 NJ Calvert ST. Bsliimorr. MI.
Jan. 8, l062-ly
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-10

Made iron haFlnlfss materials. and nllaplea to
the needs OF fading and falling hair, PArkers
Hair BHlsam has taken the highest Eank - m
elegant and reliable hair restorative.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-10

We learn from Mr.. Junius L. Taylor that A.
=. br"wn's store IN the country near the Georgia
line. was entirely consumed, with its contents
on Saturday night, by fire.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-10

ar j. &. Kemper has just got In a lot OF ele-
GAM new buggies and phaeInns. expressly for
M hVcry business. Go and interview him ifyoa
Hahl pl'HsanI drive on our benulIfnl nmds.
H
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ine above Is The title of a most excellent
p~'nphle' 10y The late ID. H. jacques, which IL
~" "niy Oy Mr. !. Stockton, the enterprising
"eHsu'aier al jacksonville. who owns the entire
edition. Price 10 cents.
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1iOOd Rrrad.

Ii Is fairly conceded by the hest class of cOn-
sumers that Carpenters bread is the best made
in Tallahassee. Ifyou don't believe it, try it'll
38-u
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r. The WEEKLY FLOMDrAH may be found
os sale at Bottoms News Stand. In the West
cot Block.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-10
MARRIRn

On Monday evening" January sth, ct the residence o
the brides ftheE in this city. 81 the Rev. L T. Blake
Mr. A. B. CLARK TO Miss N. d. DENLY, daughter OF J.
l. Demilly, Esq., al Of Tallahassee.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-10

Record of temperature at Tallahassee, Flori-
d. for the past week.
dissertations taken BY ". A. RAwis. Druggist md
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-10

The January term of the Supreme Court began
this morning
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one ear load Dry Salt Meat AZ &c. ii the de-
," Oy the box, tor sale by 1881 Y. A. LEVY.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-10

Early Vermont and EARLY Gsnpdrich seed pota-
toes by the lmrrvl NJ busl.cl a. r B. Carpenters
38-tr
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At st. Marks, FIa, December 2ssh 1881 at 10 O'Clock p
~, M. @. A. KENNEDY, wife Of Captain D. H. Kennedy.
Age 81 yearA
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100 RarreIa

Early Rose Seed Potatoes, at
o." B. A. MEeINEIss'.
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Farrs-r's Frsead PIows,
FOR sale By [oel' B. A. MDerxrrss.
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For sale by

Colonel B. II. ThFasher, OF Gainesville, 10 in
town, attending the Supreme Court.
-Gcheral Belly Lewis Is In Jacksonville, and
says he Is coming up to see our new hotel.
Rev. ]. o. Branch, of Savannah. will preach
In the Methodist Church on Sunday next.
MIR. 8. z. Mayors, of New Orleans reporter
OF r. @. Dun & Co.'s Mercantile Agency, was 10
the city yesterday. a
Mr.. Herman Damon has returned to stay,
and has gone into business with his father, Mr..
George Damon. His many friends here will lie
glad 10 welcome him hack as q permanent resi-
dent.
Rev Mr.. KenBedy. recently transferred IRON
The Baltimore Conference ~ the Firida C,nier-
ence, preached In the Methodist Church here on
Sunday lasi. His sermon was well received and
highly spoken Of by those who heard IT,. IA
-~>----- 81 -
AlI she Best Rbows.
F"r sale by 1881 b A. MssnrIsA
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70. o. "a.

- Regular nresings Of LEON L0D9R No. &
IA every Tsssdeg Bsnsias ~ sheir Lodge Room q
1890 An 3Fothege In rood Standing are fnvtsd %
1870 ANDREW J. FISH, n. q.
IrTxus BALL. X D
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A..enlIon :. Mystic mour.."

Attend regular meeting al your lodge t0-mOr-
row, "Wednesday evening, January 1lIh. full
attendance requested. as business OF importance
will he enacted. BY order of the G. p.
]. B. CRAWFORD, g.
TALLAHASSEE, FLA, January 10, 1882.
The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1882-01-10

A RKAUTKFUL ORGAN. she ssKOzARr.o
u New Style. No 12ooo 81 STEPS, 10 full sets 0oldsn
TNo se d Ecsos s9D Hssy Foisssd &C
AH.cs Boxed and delivered board cars here, prce
Onlx Sixty woAlnrs, Nes Casa. Satisfaction guar
years. use Every sold sells anolher Il Il stand
Ing AeveFsIsemene. order ae once. Nothing
saves ~ O0RFe9p00oeDees Ny new Factory Inst
completed Capacity 5000 Instruments every Sc days
Yey latest labor saving wood working machinery VAST
money than eveE. Address. or call zpon
Daniel y. Beatty Waahington,
$40 New Jerwew.
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Twenty-Five barrels Early Rose, from Buist,
Philadelphia. at Gales & Boards SO
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Mamie Wilmer, Ida Perkins. Annie Levy,
Emmie TaIum. Lucy Stills, Georgia Linn, Ham
mic Blake. Bessie Linn, Minnu Chairs, Margaret
Randolph.
NOrE,-Owng To an oversight, the name III
Miss Fannie Cohen did not appear On the Roll
of Honor for scholarship for November. II ia
but just To state That she was fairly entitled 10
that distinction.
DepOFtmemGs
Ida Perkins, Clara Stuart, Gussie Nathan, At
tie McElvey. Bette Walters, Lizzie Tatum, Sal
lie Mcdaniel, Lucy Stills, Margaret Randolph.
Rachel sIoselry, Georgia Linn, Kate Kemper,
Carrie Chaires, Hennie Clarke, May Walker,
Minna Chairs, Josie Weeks, Lila Nathan, Fan
ME Cohen. Enmie Tatum.
NOTE--Miss Mena Williams, whose nnme has
heretofore appeared on The Roll OF Honor. fDr
both Scholarship and Department, was absent
from the school, ON account of ill-heallh during
the month of December
]. N. WHrTNER, Principal
MRS j. B. DONELsoN. Superintendent.
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D
West Florida Seminary,
Roll Of Honor for December
MALE DEPARTMENT.
Scholarship:
Cadets H. r. Shine and Bryan Whitfield.
Experiment.
Cadets Jas. c. Bracewell, T. A. Jennings, H.
r. Shine, s. Y. Vason and Bryan Whitfield.
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hDaxls Psswn.
For 'sle BY [sl BA Mtesss.1 !
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by 1881 B. A. MEerHNrss.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-07-15
Summer Clothing of Men and
women.

Boston Journal.
Men may talk about tho absurdities aud dis.
comforts OF feminine dress as much as thoy
please-and II pieases some Of them TO do so a
great dcal-but when warm weather comes the
women have an opportunity 10 take thoir
Innings In this little garIie and mako an over
whelming score. Achampion OF mans superior
common sense can receive no greater setback
than stroll along the street Of a July morning
and observing the appearance and actions OF tho
different sexes in their present habilaments.
Here, for instance, comes along man, with a
tall, siln hat on his head, tall, stifr collar
around his neck, n stlnly starchod shirt.bosom
covering his breast, stin Guns on his wrists,
woolen coat, vest, aud trousers upon the por'
tions OF his anatomy adapted thcreunto, per.
spiration and dust upon his brow, and pro-
family In his thoughts. Behind him comes u
cloud OF muslin and tulle, broad.brimmod
hat Of light, perforated straw, mass OF semi
diapbanous lace from which two bare arms
and one ditto neck appear, and between the
hat and tho lace n womans face is seen cool,
complainant, wholly comfortable, thank you,
unknowing persplration, innocent OF dust, al
together satisfactory to behold. vision OF this
sort makes amends for all the outrages OF the
ater hats in the winter, and for once gives man
pang OF envy that he also is not permitted TO
wear comfortable garments in midsummer.
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on that committee should not only be prac-
tical men representing constituency di-
rectly interested, but like Ccsar's wife,
they should be above suspicion. There arc
such men, and only such should be ap.
pointed.
After the charges that have been made of
so grave character, and by men so well
known and responsible, and considering
that the interests involved arc so import
ant, not only to the people of the valley of
the Mississippi, but to all the taxpayers
and to the commercial interests of the
whole country, we are at n loss to see how
there can be a single objection to the ap-
pointment of such n committee.
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''LET ME ASK you question" said ono OF tho
Jurors 10 Bliss. Have you any wltnoss VINO is
not blackmailer, n thief or man already
under Indictment for crime whose testimony
you can give usp'
"Unfortunately, not" was the answer.-7ns
Tot Of MiS morning.
This brief colloquy ombodics the prac-
tical substance of the whole Star.Routc
prosecution from beginning to end
gang of witnesses" who were, with
out exception, "blackmailers" or thieves"
or persons ALREADY under Indictment"
have been conspiring with an equally des'
perate and disreputable crew of newspaper
blackguards to harrass and persecute num-
Der of gentlemen.
The motive in every case has been either
that Of blackmail or to wreak personal re.
venge.
Hitherto the newspaper blackguards have
succeeded in keeping up q reign of terror
under stress of which the professional pros.
ecutors employed in the cases have been
able to pack grand iuries, or bulldoze those
that were not packed, and in every other
particular to warp and porvert the prelim-
mary processes of SO called justice.
But the utter and ridiculous failure Of
the prosecution to make n case in open
court, the disclosure of the farcical nature
of their so-called evidence" and the uni
form defeat of the purposes of the prosccu
tion by their own witnesses have at last
opened the eyes of the public to the true
character of the proceedings, and the reign
of terror is at an end.
For the first time in the history of this
remarkable persecution grand jury has
been found whose members dared to ask
the questions that ought to have been
asked in the beginning and which would
have been asked in any case not conducte
under newspaper terrorism or political
duress.
This is the beginning of the end.
Let this question and its answer be kept
before the public:
'Haye you any witness who is not a
blackmailer, or thief, or man already
under indictment
Unfortunately mott"
That sums up the case. 1t would be re-
dundant to say more.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-07-15

Industrial Education.

At Saratoga, N. ", the American Institute
OF instruction yesterday heard a report on
Industrial education, In which the opinion Is
expressed that there should be incorporated
in tho present schemes for education broader
provisions for imparting to youth elements OF
knowledge and skill required In Industrial
arts, not alone for the development of those
arts, hut also as part OF q general system OF
public education, having for Its object tho
training for citizenship through tho normal
development OF Individual power. They sug.
gest that the perceptive faculty In regard to
color, form, proportion, etc., should be moro
largely cultivated, and more thorough instruc-
ton In chemical and physical sciences and In
drawing DO given. .II.
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-07-15
Cnmn nj SpriuetieId. Md.

: To-day camp'meeting, conducted on the
old.tlme principle, began on tho grounds of
Abraham Nichols, at Springfield, Nd, about
four miles from this city. Tho camp can be
reached by way OF Uniontown, where convey.
ancos will be In waiting. The camp is to con
tinue ten days, including to-day. Tho man
ayers are Revs. John johnson, Charles Nichols
II. Primrose, James Grey, Thomas Cephus, Ct
W. Cole, william Goutt, Abram Nichols. Rev.
/. NJ. Hamilton Is the presiding elder.
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Music md ihc Mhitc Housc Grounds,

The attendance at the White House grounds
many OF our best people aro recognized among
the throng, The exquisite music OF the Ma
rine Band, under the leadership OF Mr.. John
Philip Sousa, Is tho attraction. Tho pro
Eramme for this afternoon is MS follows
March, "second Regiment," Reeves; overture,
''Queen OF Spades" Suppe: song, ''St. Agnes
mann; grand fantasia, "GiroHa.Glrone,'
Lococq; caprice, 'The Original Turkish Pa
troll" Gotry; collocation, international Con
pTesen SoIlsa
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A National Education Asscmhly Will ho hold

A National Education Assembly will bo hold
ut Ocean Grove on August and for tho pur.
pose OF stimulating and directing public opin-
Ion In aid OF popular education. II is expected
that President Arthur and several members
OF his Cabinet Will attend ono or more of the
sessions. Commissioner Eaton Will mako the
opening address, and tho closing session on
the evening OF August 0 Will be devoted to a
consideration OF methods OF rolief proposed In
Congress and elsewhere, Senator Blair, OF
New Hampshire, making the principal ad-
The Evening critic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1881-1885, 1882-07-15

Dropsical and rheumatic persons flnd tho
use of Speer's port grape wine, of New Jersey,
OF incalculable benefit. Its purity and valua.
BILE properties have given II a wide reputation
among physicians throughout this country
and Europe. This vino took the highest pro-
MUM at the late Centennial. 1t is excellent
for weary and debilitated females, and used
by the best families In New York as an oven-
ing family wine. For sale by druggists and
grOcers.