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National Republican., 1882-07-21
Police Court Notes.

Thomas McCann, a yagrant, will spend a month
OH the farm.
Julia Banks was sentencedso the workhouse for
sixty days for enticing prosecution.
Oliver Allen, for destroying private prope rty,
was sentenced TO ten days in jail.
fenced to ten days in jail or $50 fine.
Michael Fitzgerald, for keeping his bar open on
Sunday, was sentenced 10 pay $40 fine.
Americus Murray o colored prostitute, pleaded
guilty to keeping a disreputable house in the
Division, and was fined $50. SILVIA Allison, Fran
ces Thompson, and Frances Bell who were ar
rested in q raid on Americus RANCH were sent to
the workhouse for sixty days each.
Jacob Ross and Aaron Diggs were charged with
violating the health ordinances by bnryng
baby without n permit. The men pleaded igno-
rance of the law, aud were released ON personal
bonds.
Alexander Armstrong and Joseph Fletcher, both
colored boys had difficulty aud the former
hacked the other in The hand with razor. Arm
strong was given sixty days in jail for the assault
and sixty days for carrying the weapon.
Henry Dunmore, colored, was charged by his
wife, Marion Dunmore with having threatened to
take her life. He was committed in default of
$500 bonds to keep the peace for six months.
National Republican., 1882-07-21
Aaai,n Mhnrvn.

Harbormaster Sutton reports arrivals at the
river front as follows: Barge Peter Hines, Rey-
nolds, $4,000 feet lumber, J. A. Johnson 4 Co.;
barge Mamie and WILLIE Moon, ll6 tons COAL Po-
tomac Steamboat Company; barge Alice B. Win
ship, Webb, 100 tons coal Stephenson Bros; barge
II. Rensall Mcknight, $50 tons coal, G. L. Sheriff;
barge Robert Shiyer, Sandboy, lis tons coal, In
land Company; schooners Barnfeld, Nellie, Alet-
tea, Travers, II. f. Walters. W. Donnelly and
Maggie, all with coal, altogether 1889 tons, for
Johnson Bros; schooner H. H. Forster, Rich, 7S5
tons ice, Great Falls Ice Company schooner b. II.
Walker, Wescolt LOSS tons ice, same; schooner q.
Sherman, Crawford, / 200 tons ice, Independent
Ice Company; barge Iowa, Crone, 100 tons coal ,
Potomac Steamboat Company barge w. p. Walls,
100 tons coal, same; schooner Ida " McCabe,
Pickup, l73 tons coal, Clark & Given; schooner
Three Friends, higgins, 2Sl tons coal, same
schooner @, w. Darlington, 10000 feet lumber, E.
E. Jackson & Co,
National Republican., 1882-07-21
THE DISTRICT COMMISSIONERS.
Current TransactIOns NJ the various Dis
trtct Offices.

Major Brock hns issued circular in which he
calls attention Of the eight lieutenants to the law
for more thoroughly Furnishing house breaking,
viii ch imposes q sentence OF not more than ten
years upon any person caught feloniously break
night or day.
Bids were opened in the Commissioners Office
yesterday for two sites OF ground on which TO
erect two new school buildlngs-one in tho
fourth and one in the seventh division. Tho bid
III feet, on Third street northwest $500; same,
Ninth. between ID and Il streets southwest, SO by
$50 feet, $4,000; i. b. Smith, 100 by 105 feet on the
southwest corner of First and NJ streets north
west, $500; Thomas Fowler. ia feet on street,
between First and Third northwest, at % cents
per square foot. Same, 2G0 feet on Third street,
between and streets northwest, at 25 cents per
loot. Same, 81 feet on o, between First and Third
streets northwest, Mt 20 cents. Same, SO feet on
Fourth and N streets northwest at as cents per
northwest, at ST. rs per foot Same n lot on corner
of Fou and a half and streets southwest at 40
cents per foot. Same, lot corner OF Third aud Ii
streets southwest, 10 cents. Same, lot on Z, be-
tween Third and Four. and half streets south
west, Mt l2l2 cents. b. II. Warner, lot on Virginia
avenue and Ninth street southwest, rs or 20 cents
per square foot. J. c. Kennedy lot 4, west of
square 2Si, at 50 per foot. r. o. Holtzman, lot on
g street northwest s1.50 per foot. Same lot on II,
between Fourteenth and fifteenth streets at so
cents per foot Martha B. Milburn and Aun NJ
Coasley lots and z and part lot g. square l0l, at
50 cents per square foot.
Mr.. Joseph J.. Pearson has filed his declination
as member ofihe board of school trustees in the
Office of the Commissioners. Nearly all OF the
other new members were at the Commissioners
office yesterday, paying their respects.
The pay roll of the police department for July
fools up to S23, 2296.
National Republican., 1882-07-21

The Regulator will positively this terrible dis
snse We assert emphatically what we know 10 b
true.
National Republican., 1882-07-21
SIMON CAMERON.
A Few Observations ON PoIiiIcs-Intercst-
Ing "Reminiscences.

Politics" he remarked, as n leading question
drew him toward the general topic, "was my dis
sipation. found employment in political man
sgement for the surplus energy that drives some
men to the card. table,. Neither my nature nor my
early training inclined me that way, and so ftook
to politics. / was always occupied with other
affairs of more strictly business character, and
found rest in change Of work And IL was just
like gambling. Once in unless flung bodily out Of
IL by repeated defeats, II is exceptional ii man
does not become engrossed in IL to the exclusion
of everything else, although never did. My
business affairs always
WERE MY REAL EMPLOYMENT,
and politics mere diversion But every man
who has held puOlicoifce, or has been reckoned
to have influence in dispensing public invors,
knows how the itch for place devouIs men when
u once gets hold on them, even meu of robust
brain and good prospects otherwise. | saw as
more in all likelihood than any other man who
has not been President of the United States. For
have often thought that however VI dazzling That
ever the dignity which certainly does attach to
snch position, there are times when tho Chief
Magistrate himself must feel that u President is
something
LIKE CREASED PIC
at country fair; nobody really respects him, but
everybody Ia sweating togeta hold on him. Polit.
icnl dignity is very much like those great looking
Kentucky hills. which look like lords OF the land
scape, but really are only dirt coverings Tor so
from the inside and Il some Of our ex. Presidenls
instead of going to seed would write down the
history of four years in the White House, the
country might learn s)mething; hardly, however,
unless the book was left in manuscript for prbli-
cation after death as II legacy to tie party v hich
elected him. But the light would scarcely shine
vefy wide even then, for such
HISTORY OF ANY ADMINISTRATION
Is legacy which party would hesitate to accept
II Is recorded that when Adam first stood upon his
feet his Creator, taking him in along with the
other animals, the ants and elephants and all
that make up the list of living things between
said in a general way that he was good So po-
litcal parties usually sum up the fruits Of their
p licy and in that record stand to try wrestlo
with their opponents, but the more discreet man
ayers would be slow 10 stand sponsor for any
single one of their creation to be weighed with
standard pound aud apart from everything else
They will not have such chance as we have been
talking about soon, however" he added with
twinkle in his eye. Few men know how to tell
the truth about themselves, and very few of these
have the courage to do it"-From an interrtc,o in
The PRtsbur0 Dispatch
National Republican., 1882-07-21
nn y PiiNIN.sYLyANrA ROUTE

THE GREAT
TO THE NoRFM NEoSFMfEyEAE1A wiAf hsp BogTE soTTuwrsr
srr%}u P9uRkFf GAfIs ITRAfK sPPEEIESBIp SSENEKY
TRAINS LEAVE wAsmINdTc6jNS,, S,'f rom Station.
,,or p,,,eSner eSrner sixth and D streets as follows:
daily; Fast Line, 20 a. M daily, with sleeping Car;
7;o p nj. daily with Palace Cars to PtySpurr aud
n,S S1nGa,i ma Msl Express $50 p m. daily for Puts
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canandalgua Rochester Buffalo, Niagara 6.ao q.
rsnryy ~ y n di' with raror Car from Har-
ace Sais TO Canandngua. ''''''u"'' WIN r"''
"a, a M daily, except sunday. 80. ~ '~
f9L po New & YORK and the East 500 a. NJ, 1880 a. m
md Gs M Limited Express Of Paiiman Gn In. sse
,, lor lars; ;i WY a; M; daily, except Sunday.
Jersey City with boats OF Brooklyn AnpoX nlfard ~
ing direct transfer TO Fulton street. avoiding double
For Philadelphia 500 a. m i6io n M, Lao. 40 $50
ana 6, 1872 p m; on SUNDAY i99 $50 and 1910 m.
d4O G;2O 7:aD, $50, and lO:9D p. on Sunday, sOa
~ SSq a. m, 4:ao go, 7:3o $50, and 1920 p
aSpes Creek Line, GAO m. and 4iop. rn daily
For XhnapOiis, go a. M and $40 p. m. daily e.cep.
ALEXHNDnIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAI1a
TnA MAY n Afn th,ahbbAANDltIA r AND WASHING
For hiexandria 6Sn, 700. 800 II;oo and lies n m.
@ ~ S;Co GU SGc and li;5o p M on Sunday at go.
and 500 p m. daily except sunday. i','-' '''N
sOS ana 1000 a. M: 1870. 300 500 700. and E2O ..
m. and 1900 midnight; on Sunday atSiS. 1: $, and
Tickets and Information at tho ofice northeast cor
ner OF Thirteenth street and pennsylvania avenue.
Checking Of Saggase To rom hoe and
-. J, r. Wooo. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General MuuQRer,
National Republican., 1882-07-21
PALTIMoRE A,tD OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE WEST VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
STEEL RAILSI

Schedule to '9tf hf&vE! ssG! w1sRfNGToS SHsRAX l
press PIE; Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati, St Loui.
500 Baltimore, Eiicott City, and Way stations.
t6l5. baltimore Express
sirasbrrs. Wihchesier, Hagerstown, and
,-.as poI,iSy,,,s WI,iGy, va Il Relay
s:lo Point OF Rocks sand and Way Stations.
Sa fhadepna nsorp EeT @ 1Srk 3oS and bOston Express
s'4o stannton and Valley Express, Connects for
Ha;eTstown and at Point of Rocks for Fred
to;Oo Baltimore, Hyat;vllle and Laurel Express
Stops at BetSyille, Annapolis Junction.. Jea-
sups and Dorseys. On Sundays stops nc
1000. Ba tlmore Express. Stops at Hyattsville and
tlO;4O PITT burg, Chicago, Cincinnati and ST. Louis
Express sleeping cars 10 Cincinnati and
Chicago.
LILO BHliimiore, Elcott City. Annapolis, and Way
ties. on SUNDAY only for Baltimore and Way.
tSUO, Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York ER.
80. Baitmore and Way Stations. winchester,
Frederick, liagefstown, and Way i'a Re-
4:3O baltimore, ,Hyaasyille. and Laurel Exprpss
Io,sp' IFrsdesrieE' via Relay Stops Mt Annapolis
@ oP RoSRs se WAY Win
chest chester qnd n Way S ss0ns MbM Son sandaysto
t545. Baltimore Express. lhiartinshurg ana Way via
Relay, stops ut llyattsyille and Lauroi.l
tSo S.o Sa % ore SSSS SSS W"r WAY S,ayions Ts0"S
tS0. littsburg, Cleveland, and Detroit Express.
Sleeping Cars TO Pitlsburg.
GlO. baltimore Express.
tG5J. Phadep pha, New York, and Boston Express
. Sleeping ars To New ~ rk.
tlO:1O. Chicago, Cincinnati, and st. Louis Express.
Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati, ST. LOUIS, and
. . Chltaso.
1850. Baltimore and Way stations.
, tDaily tSundays only. Other trains daily, excel
Sunday,
Al trains from Washington stop nj Relay Station.
For further information apply nj the Baltimore aud
Ohio Ticket Offices: Washington Station. Gl9 and l3I
Pennsylvania avenue. c,rner of Fourteenth street,
whore orders Will be taken for baggage to be checked
and received at any point in tho city.
WM. CLEMENTS,
Master of Transportation, Baltimore.
g. *. LORD,
General Passenger Agent u ltinlure
National Republican., 1882-07-21
An AadItIonaI PostnI gtu,tou

The Postmaster-General has ordered the estab-
lishment OF postal station at the corner of
Seventh and L streets northwest, in the drug
store OF Mr., J. s. NOEL, TO take effect August l.
This is the third station of the kind that has been
established in the city. There is one at Thomp-
sons drug store, OIL Fifteenth street. and another
at Burtts, on Seventh street southwest. Stamps,
postal cards registered letters. and money orders
can be purchased at these statlons the object being
e save time aud trouble in making journey to
the main office
National Republican., 1882-07-21
DISTRICT COURTS.

EQUITY CoURT-JusrcE HAGNER-Hines vs. Nor
ris trustee allowed to repair building. Palmer
vs., Palmer testimony before William W. Wishart
ordered taken. Given VS.. Philips; commission to
Phoenix Mutual Life Insurance Company VS..
Grant !; leave to amend granted, without prejudice
tended to July IL Adjourned till 10 a. m. to-day.
No assignment
National Republican., 1882-07-21
WashIngton and 0eorgclown n. n. sued.

A suit for $4,000 damages was yesterday filed by
Ja mes n. Carpenter against the Washington and
Georgetown Railroad Company. The plaintiffs
declaration sets up that OH April "a, 1882, he en-
tered car belonging TO the defendants company
on Seventh street, near +, aud at Pennsylvania
avenue received transfer. This he handed TO a
conductor ON Georgetown car, butt was refused,
aud the conductor, with the assistance of the
driver put MIN of, for which he asks the sum
mentioned
National Republican., 1882-07-21

Mr.. JAMES o. NEVILLE, the general import and
export agent of the Allen Line, and general do
minion shipping agent OF 53s Dorchester street,
Montreal, Canada, says; "While on late exhibit
ton trip to the States my old foe. the rheumatism
attacked me, and gave me rough siege. Having
read the Endorsement Of well known people who
had used 81. Jacobs Oil / determined to give II a
trial. In two weeks time / was as well as ever,
nnd fully able 10 attend 70 my business"
National Republican., 1882-07-21
BABIES IN MIDSUMMER.
Some Hints ms to the Means Of Keeping
the Little Things Out OF Misery.

1t is pretty big job to pilot baby through
summers campaign. prominent Cincinnati
physician being interviewed the other day ex-
pressed the opinion that baby should never be
given milk save from the breast of its mother, or
if that be impossible, from the breast of foster
mother. He stated that so many of the dairy COWS
nowadays are consumptive or otherwise diseased
that In the first place, their milk even If unadul
terated, is poisonous. Again, he said that the
COWS milk is jolted for hours in hot weather before
1t is delivered to consumers and thus is literally
churned. Thus it Is eminently unfit for the use Of
infants. The conduct of mothers who nurse their
children from the breast was also referred to- Fre-
quently it is the case that mothers become over
heated and q
National Republican., 1882-07-21
The rrobnte or euiteau,s WAN rrote.tea.

Mr.. a, K. Browne yesterday hled n the probate
court notice Of a cayeat to be filed by Mrs. sco-
vile In the estate of Charles ]. Guiteau, and to
prevent letters teslamentary issuing TO anybody
else except herself until examination In tho
proper court under decree. Mr.. Browne adds:
do this to enable her time and opportunity 10
employ counsel Tor such purpose, but not as coun-
sci or attorney In any respect myself"
National Republican., 1882-07-21
nnItlmnro ,.cnernI ,rnr,,nt.

BALTIMORE, July 2O.-COtton unsettled and easier;
middling l2l4c, Flour unchanged and quiet How.
ard street and Western superlne. 90 25q4 co. do
extra, d 2595 25i do family, s5 75@675; City Mills
superhne, o. 2594 90; do extra "a 25D7 30; Balti-
more high grade family, q so do winter wheat,
patent, ss %. Wheat-Southern easier; Western SPOT
q shade better; options steady; Southern red S I56
1 IS; do amber. o. 2O@l %; No. Western winter red,
spot o. 1901 1914; July, q 1sS@l 1ssS; August q io)
al 1871; September q lGlsgl 1876 October, o. l75S
bid. Corn-SoutheTn drner Western lower; South
orn white. 81 1G do. yellow. nominaly 00QDIe: West
ern mixed spot, s2ss @s9c; July, s2}i@sso; August,
S3z6pS4c September S5S@s5Ac. Oats easier and
active, but not auoably lower southern. 65@7Oc;
Vania 65(l70c. Rye Irm and quiet al 00c. Hay un-
changed prime to choice Pennsylvania and Mary
land Ell OOls rs o. Provisions firm aud without
change; mess pork, Se2 5O@2s So bulk meaIs-shonl.
ders and clearrib sides, packed, llDl3yScs bacon
shoulders, 2c clear rib sides l5e hams, l5sDi6kc.
Lard refined. l4c. Butter steady; Western packed
I46D26c; creamery. 25gHc. Eggs lower and weak al
17c, Petroleum unchanged; refined, 7Ac Coffee
steady; Rio cargoes ordinary 10 fair 6ACaS5kc Sugar
quiet soft 9ysc. Whisky higher aud firm at I'll H.
Recepis-Flour, 495 barrels; wheat, Of77l bushols:
corn, 2,255 bushels; oats go bushels rye, none.
Shipments-WheAt b6,l50 bushels corn, 100 bushels
SAies-Wheat. s07 20i bushels: corn. Is 075 bushels
National Republican., 1882-07-21
FINANCIAL.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
rTNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
1IlE TRUNK LINE TO THE WEST AND
SOUTHWEST.

schedule in effect May H. iss2
ElO n m.-New Orleans Mail, daily, making a "A,
connections TO all points South and southwest
Win ,n i,unl'man sleeping Cars rom Washington v.n
Dnhyille 70 Atlanta, and Atlanta to New Orleans:
and Bristol,
vile, Huntington aud Lexington to Cincinnati
Louisville, and all Southweso points, making
direct connections, and with solid train and PuI.
400 man Sleeping Cars, Washington to Louisville.
9ZO y. m.-Warrenton Accom- mmUdutlon daily eve ,rk
sunday, for Wnrrenton and intermediate slni ionr.
Reiurning, arrives In Washington at iO:sD o. m.
lG35 y; m.zSouhern Mail and Express daily to alt
points south, Southeast, and Suuthwe est via ID M
vile and Charlotte, with Pullman Sleeping Cars.
Washington to Charleston, and Washington TO
-, White sulphur Springs.
For all points ON Manassas Division take 5l0 n m.
Train daily, except sunday. For warrenton take
10 80 q I'm M train daily and l2o p m. train daily,
For tickets and all information, INQUIRE at Com
pany,s once COL Pennsylvania avenue; OF at Union
NJ. SLAUGHTER, A. q. p. a. agent
A. POPE General Passenger Agent. juiG
F1NHE WEST JERSEY RAILROAD
L (SEw BROAD GAUGE ROUTE)
Between PHILADELPHIA A and ALTA MTG CITY,
IS now running Fast Express Trains OF Elegane
passenger Coaches and Parlor Cars lin which tho
THROUGH WITHOUT STOP IN % MINUTEA
Passengers from Washington will take the through
unins OF the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad 10
station of the Pennsylvania Railroad, where Uuion
Tanster Coaches or stIeetscars connect direct
ION OF the West Jersey Railroad at foot OF Market
For through tickets. baggage checks and full infor-
nation apply as follows: Northeast corner Thir-
leenth street ana Pennsylvania avenue: station
streetsi 6vPennsylvania avenue; 1851 Pcnns yvania
FRANK THOMSON, JR woon
SenerM mhhhBer General Passenger Ag't
National Republican., 1882-07-21
HOME SUPPLIES.
SNOW WHITE BREAD

and beautiful Rolls and Blscultswlll be guaranteed il
you use CERES, the celebrated Minnesota
Pptent;process Flour. which was awarded the
the National Fair In 1873, and assin the s
First Premium, ip the shape of avery handsomegold
medal, In 1880 and 1881. he millers claim that one
barrel Of Ceres viii turn ut forty loayss bread
ST. LOUIS FANCY. one OF the most beautiful
Winter Wheat Patent Fonrs ever offered 10 the trade
II Is unexcelled by other Patent except Ceres and
will please Ine most exactlng housekeeper and
satisfy the most fastidious epicure. BELLA nee,
A. splendid Mnpssota orla Patent Flour, made, BY
very cheap and beautiful Patent, within the reach
of all classes, and we guarantee will give satisfac-
ton TO every one who Ill try II. GOLDEN HlLL,
ihe old reliable stan yand the standard Family
called Patent aours. The Tillers or manufacturers
Of Golden HI nave spSns a9on @ IN remSdeinS
Roller system. and consequently Golden. Hill Is not
only magnificent Family Flour, but II Is really a
patent flour with the great advantage that it can be
bought considerably less money than great many
Patent Process ours not near white as nutri
tious Golden HILL For sale by all Grocers. Whole
sale Depot, corner First street and Indiana avenue
WM VI; GAIT d a., G0;, who a. are also the Sole
brated Self Raising Flour and BuckwheaI jasO
National Republican., 1882-07-21
Health L. wealth.

"All tho health enjoy and even my life, 1 may
say, is in consequence OF simmons Liver Regula-
that medicine. w. II. Wilson, Welborn, Fla"
Genuine prepared only by J. II. Zeilin & Co.
National Republican., 1882-07-21
INCREASE
STEAMBOAT LINES.
For Norfolk, Portsmouth, Fortress Monroe,
Piney Point and Point Lookout,

CONNECTING IN NORFOLK WITH BOSTON
srEA9ER dEoRaE fEARY on EMMmhs TigEsp.vs
TnnRspAYS, and SATURDAYS, At $40 D. m.
Beginning SATURDAY, June ~, this favorite
steamer win resume her Saturday and sunday Ex-
cursion Trips to Norfolk and Fortress Monroe stop
ping at Piney Point and Point Lookout going and
returning.
LEAVES SEvESTH-sTREET WHARF ArG p M. SAT-
URDAYs.
LEAVES NORFOLK AT s p. NJ. SUNDAYS,
ARRIVES IN WAsHISuroN AT A. NJ. MoNDAYs.
Round trip fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 90
Secondclass fare 10 TT. Monroe and Norlolk-.... so
Eirstclass fare To Piney Point and Point Lookout
Round trip TO Piney Point and Point LookUut.- so
Second-cass TO Piney Point and Point Lookout. 20
Tickets and state-rooms for sale and Information
furnished Mt B. w. Reeds Sons. No. 1915 street
northwest; b. & o. ticket office, 1851 Pennsy vanla
avenue; st. Marc Hotel Roose's cigar stands nt
principal hotels; H. b. Polknhorn next to city post
Office, and nt Company's Office. Seventh ST. wharf
VIM. p. WEIGH, GEORGE MATTINGLY.
fel3ly Agent General Superintendent
National Republican., 1882-07-21
THEY SHOULD NOT sucKLE

them more frequently than once The proper
thing to do is to give them drink Of water The
little things are oitener thirsty than hungry The
doctor said that ice should be given the little ones
in abundance while they are teething 1t relieves
and cools the hot, infamed gums, and the baby
cause 1t wastes the greater part of it, The use of
tiannels oil babies all through the summer was an
imadyerted upon severely. The doctor declared
that children should be clad to suit the weather.
Such temperature as the last week has proved to
be required the use of flannels, but in very warm
weather the infants ought to be allowed about one
garment, and that pretty light one Cincinnati
National Republican., 1882-07-21
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock and BOND Quotations-Ncw York
and baltimore Produce MnrLets

The following report ofthe financial market yester-
day, together with opening highest lowest and clos.
ing quotations, furnished by the banliinghouse of
H. ID. Cooke jr, & Co., 1923 ST., Washington, ID. g..
WAsuINarnts STOCK EXCHANnE
National Republican., 1882-07-21

Chicago Grain and Provision Market.
Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market
furnished by Cooke & Co., Pa. and Fifteenth st.:
National Republican., 1882-07-21
WROUGHT UP OVER THE wAsHrup

and other household duties, and their milk is then
unfit for q child TO drink. baby's stomach is
irritable and tender. 1t is overloaded with milk
and 1t becomes source of pain, just us Il cinder
does when 1t flies into o persons eye: Remove
up the milk and the pain ceases unless 1t be hot
weather, when it goes off through the bowels and
sickness results. SO 1t is with solid food only in
a more prom ounced degree. Therefore solid food
should not be given an infant until it is able to
masticate its food. Especially starch food, such as
potatoes, &C., should be avoided One great mis-
take mothers make is to suckle their children every
time they cry. That is not right. They ought not
to give them the breast oftener than once in two
ened TO three hours after awhile. During the
night
National Republican., 1882-07-21
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press
NEW YORK, July 20.-Money loaned between cG3
per cent call all day. and closed at 22s per cent
Exchange steady at 4S5@SS51s for long and 4Ssl
Q4sss for short sight, Governments were strong and
y per cent higher, except for AS, which are un-
changed. State bonds were inactive. Railroad bonds
were generally strong and higher
National Republican., 1882-07-21
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, July 2O,-Virginia 6s. consolidated, 5s
second series, S5 past due coupons, 59; new lOiOs
43I1 bid to-day
National Republican., 1882-07-21
SIMMONS
LIVER
REGULATOR
MALARIA.

by occasionally
taking dose of Simmons Liver Regulator to keeI
the liver in healthy condition.
CONSTIPATION
should not be regarded trifling ailment Nature
demands the utmost regularity OF the bowels. There
fore assist Nature by taking simmons Liver Regu.
lator, II is so mild and enectual.