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Presiding elder Of 81. AIbans Dissric,

T5uInJ tIuef OF u. AIbans Distfict
~. Adams, VI, Jan bah, lsso
DR. d. j. KENDALL 4 Co:-Gents-in reply 10
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p. y. GRANGER


Acme, Mich. December ssth, I.19
DR. h. J. KENDALL a Co.-Gents-I sent you a
dollar for your Kendalis SPAWN Cure last summer
which cured bone SPAWN With half = bottle. The
best liniment ever used.
Yours respectfully, HOMER HOXIE
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BaksrsheI, Vt. Dee =. i-7s
b. =. Kendall A Co.-seni--I ui-h IN add my
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would recommend ksndalrs SPAWN Curr Ia all uho
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Yoar- truly MRS. J BOrTELL
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WHAT Is GOOD FOR BEAST Is
GOOD FOB MAN.
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n. J. KRHpAIL. y. D.-Desr sir-The particular
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PERSEVERANCE WILL TELL.

Stoughton. Mass, March Issh i.sI
D. J KEspELL 4 60 .-Cent--fh justice To- yea
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HaggaIt { WOODWARD,
Groceries, QueensWaTe,

We lead in good goods, low prices and full stock. We
deal exclusively in GROCERIES and QUEENSWARE,
and are prepared devote entire time and attention
TO the wants of our customers Don't consider this in the
light of merely advertisement, but and
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statement
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Street. New York.
National Republican., 1882-12-11

Homors "Iliad" and odyssey" and 1000
years older than the writings of Hci odotus,
and considering the many versions which
have from time to time been published, the
careless copying of clerks, and the spiteful
attempts of cavillcrs to destroy its authcnti-
city, it is miracle, and due to Gods protec-
tive power alone, that there is any bible left
at the present day. Its history is simple {:
Moses wrote the first five books in his strong
Egyptian language, and after him the prophets
and scribes told the stories of their successive
ages. 1t is unquestionably true, and reason-
able TO believe that these authors were COM
mandcd by God to record the doings of the
generations, but they acted as free agents,
each writing his own book clothed in his own
words. They were not moved, rs we are told
is the case, with spiritualistic medium, by
some unseen power, and without consent on
their part to write by compulsi0n. Therefore,
writing as human beings grammatical errors,
&C. were liable to occur But for such rea-
sons it is cowardly for the atheist to sneer at
Gods word written by men, and cavil ut such
mistakes as can be easily traced to the per-
haps slender editorial ability of the writer or
in later days to the careless copying of clerks.
In conclusion, the rector advised his hearers
to pay far moro attention to the reading Of
the scriptures, both in public and private, de
claring that whatever misprints or errors may
have occurred, its object had never been de-
stroyCd or in the least impaired, nor had any
of the truths essential to salvation been eradi-
Gated.
The bishop of Texas addressed the congre-
cation Mt the afternoon service, which has,
since DIR. Lconard's rectorship commenced,
gradually grown to he, and now is a most
hearty service of song and praise.
National Republican., 1882-12-11
BEAR A HELPING HAND.
To the Editor,


SIR have read with considerable interest
the communication of Col. r. II. Kirk, from
South Carolina, in recent issue of THE RE-
PUBLICAN, and desire to say that Col. Kirk
has, in my Judgment, struck the keynote to
the future success of the republican party. 1t
has been to me q strange mystery that the re-
publicans of the south have not been able
thus far to see and appreciate these facts.
Although not altogether advocating the
particular methods of Senator Malone, of
Virginia, yet no political student can fail to
see that in the recent campaign in that state
he threw a calcium light upon the hitherto
peculiar methods of bourbonism, and gave
them in full measure a dose of their own
medicine, which let the white population
see how for lo these nanny years, they
(the great unwashed) have carried on their
political chicanery to the detriment of the
best interest of the south. No one could have
listened to one of the masterly speeches of
John S. Wise, the brilliant leader of the lib
eral movement in Virginia, delivered in that
canvass Tone of the most remarkable political
canvasses ever prosecuted in any state in the
uniOn), without being convinced that an ele-
ment composed of the younger men of that
commonwealth are arOusing themselves to
the fact that bourbonism must be buried in
the south if they would prosper. This ele-
ment should be fostered and encouraged by
the true republicans of that section, and by
combination with them they can with GER
tainty place the once proud old state of Vir-
ginia, and in fact all the states south of Ma
son and Dixon's line, in the column of re-
publicanism, and insure brilliant victory
for the party in 1884. The Wedge has been
inserted by the native liberal white element
in those states. Now let the republicans lend
a hand at the sledge, and the whole organiza-
tion of -progressives will be rent in twain,
and upon the scattered ruins will be built
party of the people, EGBERT G. BARNARD.
National Republican., 1882-12-11
United States Marshal,s Sale.

By. virtue of an execution issued ont of tho
Clerks office of the Supreme Court of the District OF
Columbia, and to me directed, will sell mt public
sale. or cash, at the courthouse door of said
cember, 1882, at IL O'Clock M, all the right title
claim and interest of the defendant in and to the fol-
lowing gdesCriOgd property, to wit: Sublot No, l6,
in square 20l situate In. the City OF Washington,
said District, together with all and singular the i'm
provemens thereon, attached June l5 1882 and con-
demned by order of court september 10 ss2 TO sat
isfy judgment against the defendant Matthew De
Alley, in law case No. 2S,77S, in favor of Daniel
Loughran.
c. 4. HENRY,
- . u. Marshal,
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctoneer
Nov. %, 1852 nov21.dtS
National Republican., 1882-12-11
AS TO MR.. SPEER,

SIR: The New York Worlds Washington cor
respondent writes that Emory Speer is bland,
handsome, clean shaven, and faultlessly dressed
as ever, but ois intensely disappointed because
he is not reelected the Forty eighth congress"
If this be true, Mr.. Speer has n very agreeable
and pleasant way of showing "intense disap-
pointment." If the New York World man
will remember how badly Mr.. Speer has beaten
his bourbon opponents in two contests, and that
it was necessary to count out for the success
full bourbon this year 5000 ballots moro than
had ever been cast in the district from the
organization of the government down to the
present time, in order TO defeat this "bland
and handsome and faultlsssly- y-dressed Geor,
gian, he will have but little reason to exult
When the whole bourbon party of Georgia
could defeat this bland gentleman only by high
handed fraud and ballot-box stulling, their al
lies among the democratic papers of the north
have but little reason for honest rejoicing.
A GEORGIA LIBERAL.
National Republican., 1882-12-11
THE AGE OF BOOKS.
WHAT REV. DIR. LEONARD, RECTOR OF ct
JOHNS CHURCH, SAYS OF THE BIBLE.

WHAT REV. DIR. LEONARD, RECTOR OF ST.
JOHNS CHURCH. SAYS OF THE BIBLE.
Yesterday morning the inclement weather
prevented the attendance of the usually over
flowing congregation at st. Johns Episcopal
church. The President and his daughter,
however, attended. The choir performed its
duties crcditably, and the trio sung during
the olertory, 80, Pray for the Peace Of Jeru-
salem," by Edward Hodges, Mus. Doc was
rendered with feeling and expression. The
rector, Rev. William A. Leonard, preached
from the fourth verse of the fifteenth chapter
of st. Paul's cpistle to the Romans. He spoke
of the prevalence and development during
each century Of some particular art, science,
or industry, and claimed that the nineteenth
century might well be termed the "age of
books" which are, however, written and
published not so much for our learn
ing as for the reputation of the
authors and the financial profits arising from
their publication, Useful and instructive they
are, but still earthly" The only book
known TO, and widely difiused among mon,
which plainly was written solely for our in
struction, and certainly not for the profit of
the various inspired authors, is the bible.
This book is at least 600 years older than
National Republican., 1882-12-11

cold to affection and honor; let IL rather warm
anew with fresh devotion. While the
homes of Iceland are warm with the
Moravian missionary spirit and n
tender mothcrly devotion that leaves no
child neglected, alas for America If the ex-
travagant demands of fashion and folly rob
our rising generation of the parental care that
is the birthright of every child. Let the new
birth of popular culture be crowned and con-
secrated by baptism of brotherly love and
practical religion in church and home. Then
shall mankind swiftly advance to that mil
lennium of our hope where the prophecy of our
text shall be realized and all souls be truly
toupht of God
National Republican., 1882-12-11
"ELDER BROTHERS,"
~ - WHsa

WASHINGTON, d. c., Dec. 10.-Sir: Mr.
Kinks structures upon the "close corporators
in the republican party at the south-those
who strive to fill the best offices and oppose
"accessions" " from the democracy-are emf
neutly just. The woods of Georgid, South
Carolina, Texas, and other southern states are
full of such patriots" These men are just
such characters as the elder brother so graph
ically described in the parable of the prodigal
son. 1t is not necessary to name these elder
brothers, they are known to Gen. Chalmers
Gen. Malone and other liberal leaders. II
the long-absent sons wish to return to the pa
rental abode, in the name of common sense
welcome them back. OHIO.
National Republican., 1882-12-11
lpiuilk tlN, &c
Parties holding tic
FOLEY, Auc lone,
united States Marshal's Sale.

BY virtue of writ of her facias issued out of the
Clerks Office of the supreme Court of the District Qf
Columbia, and to me directed, VIII sell ~ pubic
snle for cash, at the southeast corner OF North Capt.
tol and ID streets, In rear Of Bltimore nnI ONO
depot, Washington city, on MONDAY, THE llri
DAY OF DECEMBER, 1882, at II o'clock a. M, all
the right title claim. and interest of the defendant
III ana to the following described property TO WIZ ono
one hundred horse power steam engine, win IA ieet
balance wheel; one large boiler one screw cutting
lathe one iron ploner ono holt -Cuttinp machine two
drlil presses lot Of shating and puleys and about
eight tons wrought and cast sCrailTOn, ana one ng
saw and other old woodworking machinery seized
and levied upon as the property of George f. Rider,
to satisfy execution No 121il ut law in favor OF the
District of Columbia, use Of George n. Rider.
- G. u, HENRY, United states Marshal.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer,
DEC. ., 1852 de2-dts
National Republican., 1882-12-11
SEVENTH ANNIVERsARY.

The Rev. c. B. Ramsdell yesterday preached
the seventh anniversary sermon of his pas
torate of the North Presbyterian church, of
this city, in which he stated that the church
had enjoyed year of prosperity, spiritually
rs well as financially. The number of addi-
tions on profession was nineteen, larger
number than during any previous year in the
history Of the church.
National Republican., 1882-12-11
LET HIM SHOW HIMSELF.
IN "a TryFg-

Sir; If the writer of thoartcle signed "Tac-
tics" in the Sunday Herald of to-day, on com
panies and competitive drills" will afiix his
name and rank to it, or authorize it to be an
nouneed through the press who and what he
is, will then give the very best reasons for
everything l stated in my letter TO the Phila-
delphia Press replying to the criticisms of Col.
Schoonmaker. Will also show that the
National Republican., 1882-12-11

Scranton guards were deceived as to what
would be the company formations, they hav.
ing demanded to know before coming to Wash
ington that they would be bona fidc.
No cover. Let everything be far-man for
man. J. o. p. BURNSIDE,
Captain National Rifles.
DECEMBER 10, 1852.
National Republican., 1882-12-11
Antiinn SnIrs.

A UCTIoN SALE or FORFEITED PLEDGES
Uu TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10. and WEDNES-
DAY, DECEMBER l3, 1852, at o'clock y. m. VIC will
sell at loan Office 1892 Pennsylvania avenue, all
pledges forfeited by nonredemption, consisting OF
Watches IewelTy, silver and Plated Ware. Cutlery,
Pistols, Opcrn Glasses, Books, Nallses, Ladies' and
Gents Clothing aud all other Wearing Apparel
Parties holding tickets will please take notice.
SrEINEM BROS.
nv u
National Republican., 1882-12-11
nyss PoST.oFFICE NOTICE.

IOol-OtflI NOllSns
Foreign mails for the week ending DECEMBER 16
Will close at this office as follows:
MONDAN.--At lOa m. for Aspinwall and South Pa
citlc per steamship san Bias.
TUESDAY.-At 1896 n. III. for Europe per steamship
Abyssinia, via Queenstown; att 2p m. for New
foundland rer steamship Alhambra: Mt 1880 p. m.
for Mexico, vin New orleans.
WEDNESDAY, AT 4:3O n M for Europe. per steam
ship Scrvia, via Queenstown Qetters for France
must he directed "per ServiaD at 1890 n. IN. for
France direct. per steamship Canada, via Hayre
cnssa, via Glasgow Cetters must be directed per
Crcassia'D at 1870 H. m. ior the, Netherlands di.
at a. m for Brazil. per steamship Ambrose, via
Para; at 10 q. m. for jamaica Savanila, &c, Grey
town and Port Iimon; per Steamship Andes; at
Ion. via Halifax.
THURsDAY.--At a. m. for Rio de Janeiro direct,
per steamship Mayumba, via Newport News: Mt
b:aO a. m. for Europe. per steamship City OF Rich
mond, via Queenstown Qetters Tor Germany and
France must be directed per City OF Redmond y
at $50 a. IN. for Europe per steamship Rugia, via
Plymouth, Cherbourg, and Hamburg; at 100 p. M.
for bermuda per steamship orinoco; at 1880 p m.
City of Puebla, via Havana.
FRlDAY.-At 10 a. M for Hayti, per steamship AL
sXHfTHWpRDAY-At7a HfHpR a. m. for Europe. per steamship
GermGnc, via Queenstown (letters for Germany,
&c, must be directed per GermHnc y; at n. IN.
for Belgium direct. per steamship Pennland; at II
a. M. for Venezuela and Curacao, per steamship
salier, via southampton and Breinen at p. m. ior
Grande; at 1880 p for Cuba and the West Indies,
per steamship Newport, via Havana.
via san Francisco, close December 81 at Z
p..m Mails for Australia. New Zealand, sand.
wich and Fill Islands, per steamship Austria
la, via San Francisco close January 70 at
Pbn P M scbsdu,e Of c,oso, of rronspaclo mails ,s mr.
transit TO san Francisco. Mails from the East arriving
on time at San Francisco on the day of sailing OF
HENRY g. PEARSON, Postmaster
National Republican., 1882-12-11
SnrtiaI Slntites.

R~S5BD REGULAR MEETING OF THE
sSS MANNED soldiers and sailors League of this
city Will be held TONIGHT Mt St Georges Hall, 5l0
Eleventh street. All soldiers and sailors who have
lost limb, whether members of the league or not,
should be present, matters of the highest interest
TO them will be considered.
deli-lt BEN. L. WORRIIL, President.
n>1isD A PUBLIC MEETING OF THE SIXTH
R@S7 and Fourth Subdivisions of Associated Chari-
ties Will be held on MONDAY EVENING, Decem-
ber H. at 7:D O'Clock, at Memorial Chapel corner of
Vermont avenue and Fourteenth street (entrante on
Vermont avenue) Addresses on the work. purposes.
and methods of the organization and what has al
ready been accomplished. Contributions of pro-
Visions cast-off clothing and bedding Will be thank
fully received. de1i-lt
National Republican., 1882-12-11

every generation. The physician will tell you
of disease in multiplied forms and malignant
power. The specialist will tell you of the de-
terioration Of the different organs Of the body.
So in regard to the moral character of men.
Ncvcrhas there been so much ofyicc and sin Ms
at the prcsentd day. Ifcvoution were true, ought
we not to sec purity and love and peace grow
ing up in the hearts of men, carnal passions
subdued and evil deeds put to silence. But
the bible says "evil men and seduccrs shall
wax worse and worse" and in 2d Timothy,
iii, Is, gives a picture that is exactly real
lied in the present condition of the world.
We have an answer in the facts to the qucs-
tion, rs evolution consistent with chris
tianityY" 1t cannot he, for it strikes n blow
at the very truth ON which christianity is
founded, deprivcs God of his throne and frees
man from responsibility. We cannot be sur
prised at its holders giving up any doctrine,
however plainly it may be taught in the bible.
For the whole theory is the result of the re-
volt of mans proud spirit from the humili-
ating truths of the bible. That truth shows
him the degradation resulting from sin. 1t
humbcs his pride and brings down his high
thoughts of himself. And thus he would
strike to make himself other than he is
National Republican., 1882-12-11
SB SPECIAL NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE

OFFICE OF THE
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF u. c.,
WAsHISGToS, December II, 1852.
Policy -holders are hereby notified to renew their
insurance or before the LAST MONDAY IN DE-
CEMBER 1882, for the year 1888 The rate of inter-
est on all renewals will be one "a per cent. on the
premium notes. Please attend to your renewals be-
fore the last few days and thus avoid the crowd
deil-i3t ]. WESLEY BOTELEH, Secretary.
National Republican., 1882-12-11
PULPIT PRECEPTS.

A Sermon by Rev. James 7. Kelley on "Evo-
luton and Christianity"
"Life as School" Considered by Rev.
Dr.. Shippen,
Rev. DR.. Leonard, Of st. Johns Church, DiscourSes
Of "The Age of Books"
Rev. Father NIngcvney on "Thc Develop
ment OF Christian Charity"