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National Republican., 1882-09-26
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Srot ne counter Is THREE CENTS for single cory;
rro trcoks. TwENrN-FrvE cESTs; one month, r1TrY
Gents ftro months ONE DOLLAR; three months. oSK
DOLLAR AND HALF; sic months, THREE DOLLARS
orevedr SIX DOLLARS, postage prepaid 6v he pub
fishers.
ms delivered IN Washington and The suburbs by
srsdt the sdrne rates.
There "a no better time than Gepresentto subscribe ror
ne hreiie brightest and best newspaper pttbhed al
htNdtfondI CuDitdL Send copies 10 uour friends
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CHIROPODISTs.

n ]. GEORGES, CHIRoPoDIsT, ANAToAIIST.
- and Manufacturer of Fine, Fashioi able, und
Easy: Fitting Boots and Shoes. Under. National
cnraa a a tn nrer anS Sr: %
served for customers. Extraordinary bargains in
Ready-Made Pointed shoes. Also a nice assortment
of Easy, Custom Made Boots and Shoes, especially
adapted for tender feet VIII sell the entire stock of
Ready Made Shoes. seo8
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~ !. /. lUuh nhp1HAMGEMENT.
TURKISH BATHS.

NEW TURKISH NATH CDR BoVEE,sS
IN 1il7 G street. opposite Riggs House Large pool,
gooa yentilation Ladies Monday ana Friday. MOI
day, IL p. IN. Baths, ST. 8 tickets S45o.
apo DIR, II. L. BOVEE, Electrician.
TIME SHEDD BATHS 9o3 e STREET, NEAR
i Ninth, well known as the oldest and best In the
city. This bath is constructed with view to conven-
phur and Mercurial Baths given With skin and ex-
perience Shampooer of ten years experience at this
establishment Single bath. 81; for S5 IA, si0. Open
Sunday from a, m, to 1 %, mr2Q-H
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Accommodation n1ustbe dddressed "Tbthe Editor
siTHr RRPunn1cAr," and 10 histtrs publication nSs
Terrific teoibiy side Of ne paper only rtth
name ana residence Of The tcriter attached No com
atunicatiofs tpM be refnrnnd
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For SALE
HANDSOME NEW DWELLINGS IN THE
northwestern sectlonj from $3.50 to $4,000.
Rhode Island avenue and Sixteenth street; also 20
New Hampshire avenue. Flue Improvement, vi.l
yon be made in the immediate vicinity.
wM. P. YOUNG.
SEES l420 New l-orl, avenue
National Republican., 1882-09-26
WASHINGTON, D. c., SEPTEMBER 20. 1852.
Population Of The National Capital. 100000.
Amusementa Tonight.

ABSERs GAnDES-Concert
THEATRE CoMIouE-Variety.
DRIVERS sGARbFN-Entcrtainmen
FoRDs oPERA-HousE-"The Merry War"
NATIONAL LTHEATER-Ernest Staniey's Combination
National Republican., 1882-09-26
EsTABLIsHED lsaa
IOHN McDERMOTT & BROS.

CARNAGE MANUFACTURERS
(Steam usedl, $40 Pennsylvania avenue, near Third
kireet west, Washington ID. q, Carriages aud dar-
meas received on storage and sold on commlislon -
Carriages repaired tel'N
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EAsY FEET. &C.

LNASY FEET. &C.
Relief without pain in n few minutes. Fee 81 per
visit for putting the feet in order. Corns bunions,
diseased nails vascular excrescence and other foot
comraints successfully treated at DIR. WHITES
CH1RoPODIAL ESTABLISHMENT, lil6 Penn
sylvahia avenue. opposite Wizards Hotel. Patron
lied by the most eminent physicians, surgeons, and
thousands of other well-known rersonages from far
and near. Established in Washington, ID. c. in 1861.
tvlD
National Republican., 1882-09-26

Our stock Of Diamond LACE Pans Finger and Ear
ling BliyeTwaTe 10 great variety, Plated Tea Sels
Baskels bowls, Ice Pltchers, BuiIe[ Dishes {estors
Table cutlery Joseph Rogers q Sons shehleld Ivory
Table Cutefy and Scissors, French Clocks, Opera
was never so complies which We call TO the attenton
Of purchasers, as they will hpd opE prizes Low;
EnkAeN N0,lM Pennsylvania aY0Lha
National Republican., 1882-09-26
FOR SALE-HOuseS.

FOR SALE.
THE VERY HANDSOME BRoWNSTONE RESI-
DENCE
NO. 1921 X STREET NORTHWEST
Contains seventeen rooms not including bath
rooms pantIies. Has every modern i'm pro vement,
and is of the finest located properties the fash
ionabe part of the city.
Can be seen only by application to
se2G6t o. c. GREEN, 7l0 ID street northwest.
JNoR SALE-AT A BARGAIN WITH FURNI-
II ture desired the three-story and back building
house. No. g28 street northwest, with lot adjoining.
F. H. SMITH & SON, 6l5 seventh street. 25-1m
National Republican., 1882-09-26

didate for Congress of the fifth district OF
Virginia, in accepting the nomination,
tells the following plain truths:
We have been striving to re.unite harmoniousy
the Northern and Southern sections ofthe country,
but we have unfortunately attached too much i'm
portance to party names, aud our leaders have
constantly rrtated the gaping wounds Of the late
war; they have built up solid South and
strengthened solid North against US; they have
revived war passions and sectional hate; they
have deprived us of the privilege OF securing for
our own people the national patronage which Is
due to them, and they have caused the loss oil
millions of money to which we were justly enti-
tied. Other Commonwealths have prospered and
advanced while we stood still; and all this we
have submitted to for the sentimental love OF
party. Virginia has, however, at last abandoned
sentimental and adopted practical politics; she
has ceased to venerate party names and learned
that she must protect herself against any party
unwilling or unable to legslate In the interests OF
her citizens. President Arthur seems determined
to drive sectionasm out Of politics, andto admin
lister the government with clean hands; oil good
citizens, whether Democrats or Republicans,
should sustain him in his patriotic course.
National Republican., 1882-09-26
LOST AND FOUND.
HOLIDAY GOODS.

II Osr-A YELLOW CANARY, SEPTEMBER "a
IL reward Will be paid If returned 30 1907 Z street
ScGiYuA
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are turned out, perhaps to die for want
of the shelter that the authorities
say shall not be given them,
then the punishment becomes doubly
severe. Such a barbarism would not
be tolerated even among the down
trodden Egyptians, in whose elevation,
as a people, the British nation assumes
to take so great an interest. Whether
the English people will approve of it yet
remains to be seen. For humanity's
sake it is to be hoped they will not; and
that the instances already recorded will
be the last in which the obnoxious and
inhuman order is made to apply.
National Republican., 1882-09-26
wANTED--Rooms.

WAN NTIID--INUUIIIEs Il
UTANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN ONE OR
w two nicely furnished Rooms. within eight min
utes' walk Of Navy Department Address A. u. Re
publican Office. se26Stt
WANTED THREE OR FOUR UNFUR-
w nished rooms suitable for light housekeeping,
IN n desirable location. Address MRS. MONT
FUDY, Republican Office. se-6-at-
NXT XTANTED-FURNISHED SITTING AND BED
w room, with board. in some private family Tor
gentleman and wife; no fancy prices; northwest
part of the city preferred. Address NJ. W., Repub-
ican Office. se26ltf
VIZ TANTED-Two OR THREE EUNFURNISHED
w rooms rent not TO exceed sS; must be between
F and X and Sixth and Fifteenth streets. Address
BOX, Republican Office. se253tt
VIZ UTANrED-THREE UNFURN1SHED ROOMS
w between Ninth and Fifteenth streets and Penn
sylvana avenue and l. street, by lady and son. Ref
erences given. MRS. L. V. HATTON, Republican
Office. se25atF
National Republican., 1882-09-26
FOR SALE AND RENT.
FOR SALE AND RENT.
j. j. SUTPHEN,
sDCCEssoR TO sUTrHEN q ROGERS
Broker in Real Estate.
FsrREEr-ss q so-NOarHwEsT.

REFERENCES
A.tAUNDERs U. 8. Senate. Neb.,
AL, WYMAN. u. S. Asst. Treas, washington, d. W.
Wh f. SWEESY, Omaha, Neb, md - 4,
EDsoN BROS Attorneys-at-Law Washington, ~
ElR sALE-In the northwest big bargain IN
IL choice building lots. Price, hfty cents. Also one
at siity cents. Those wishing these bargains must
applf soon.
LNoR RENT-six and seven-room brick houses In
II the northwest
Mic Office rooms on second and third floors, a36
IN i ST. N. W.. VERY CHEAP to GOOD tenant
YVNhrse furnished or unfnrnlshed rooms, No. 19O II
i direct northeast, suitable for light housekeeping
oil mtdern improvements.
UTANTED-SIx houses in tho northwest, with
w modern improvements, at nom $1,000 70 S4,oVvO,
can find immediate sale at fair price by leaving 'he
same ut my Office.
ENor sale or exchange-A nice Iump-seat carriage
~. sUTPHEN,
juo oSe street northwest
National Republican., 1882-09-26

MEDICAL.
HEALTH is WEALTH.


spefs iS5 Iys!sTp D5s.sss
Voluntary Sfa "a T old
when leads 70 misery decay AND death one box
% one cs SGS Sox cGsa on 81
for ive dollars Sent by mail prepaid 81 reeeipt Of
Win each order re eved by for six boxes, accom-
panied with vo dollars, we viii send the purchaser
treatment does not eileet cure Guarantees Issued
by sToTf & CROMWELL, 80 Pennsy lyania avenue
ders by mail will receive prompt attention. oclsly
YOUNG MEN.
Ifyou have failed TO receive proper treatment in
cases of Heart Disease, Kidney Complaint, Nervous
Dyspepsia Nervous Excitablllty &C. send two
!THE iii L. LAWS OF LIFE AND HEALTHu
Address secretary Medical and surgical Institute
l47 East Fifteenth street, New York. Ja7-ly
SUAkEEt I CURE IRE 81 FOR MALARIA, CAROLINA Y,
Its stages also for Coughs Colds, bronchitis, Asthma
sna M @ S ae rR IN a se te T Tf
Is a preuaration Of BALsAM OF ToLU, ROCK
ea IN be 6b6Se disease @ me basis being l6e purast Sl
Rice and Rye whskIe5 Sge;s ~ RI ana very pleasant
at II per quart bottle The trade supplied liberal
olBSSRIs B%RBoGR - & HAMILTON and FRANK HUME.
Wholesale gToceTs sole agents ter ms CITY; Henry i
manufacturers and proprieiors de2l-ly
~ ENTLEMEN CAN HAVE SCIENTIFIC
W treetmen! and a speedy and nd radical cure cure Of all
cause without tue use Of mereurial or other obIoc-
aggs advc eSn In s
one richly private no one seen buI me d9o9r or
Hours, 4io s. Q To- .. q exclusively DR. LEON ~
He, LEON. THE OLDEST ESTABLISHED
u and only reliable Ladies, Physician In the city,
All Female Complaints and Irregularities quickly re-
PROMPT eondena eo6 sna
for ladies. olllce hours 10 and toS apis
National Republican., 1882-09-26
Observation-Disclosures.

NITANTED-A GENTLEMAN THAT HAS EN-.
w rloyment in the afternoon wishes copying
bookposting, or similar employment from 0 a. M z
se23-3ts
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~ STETc- ptII pi,t CoI,oRFD MAN or
w boy to wait In private family. Address r. u. s..
Republican ONCE. se26-St"
wv XTANTED-sEVENTY-FI YOUNG MEN,
w white or colorcd for active service on the
Western frontier good wnges and all expenses paid.
Apply at 1915 L street. se23-l2t"
National Republican., 1882-09-26

~ Snr Moa,', De-, Iis, .Niedule of our Houses,
norn,nS Mens mI rent together
sNEes w1S s6pRs ~d EHs offered asd city
Property for sale in all parts Or = =. I
money to loan on real estate. Call. Saaa
mrH b. H. WARNER. 9i6 street.
VF YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL, RENT. OR
L Trade City Country Property, come and see the
great bargains at the Real Estate Exchange of
WILLIAM II. MAIN & BROTHER, ST. Charles
Hotel, corner Third street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest. mhl9-tf
National Republican., 1882-09-26
PERSONAL.
BUSINESS CHANCES.

DOSIN ANGoi9 SA1ASO OAIos
wv ANTED-To EXCHANGE-A 4 NEW STOCK
ner store. nicely located; also good family horse
and wagon In part payment for a house OF eight or
nine rooms Address MuLFoRD, Republican
Office. se2C-3t~
INNGAGE BOARD AT THE STREET DINING
H Rooms, 92 street northwest 80 per month
frOm list OF october. se236t+
NOR EXCHANGE-FLOUR MILL LOCATED
IL in Western city, now doing q splendid business,
for good city property. For particulars address NJ.
o., Republican ONCE. se23-6lt
U IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
IL on Time Deposits, United states Bonds bought
where, by ]. II. SoUIER & CO., Bankers, IAl6 Psph-
BylYRnih avenue. mhro-u
National Republican., 1882-09-26
PROPOSALS.

u, j. BROOKS & CO.,
GOVERNMENT AND RAILWAY CoNTRAC-
TORS.
Manufacturers ana Dealers in all kinds of Govern
ment, Railway and steamship Supplies
10 CoURTLANDr STREET,
NEW YORK.
Estimates furnished. jui5.T .Th-Tu-Iy
National Republican., 1882-09-26
, FOR SALE-Lots.

NOR SALE CHEAP-BEAUTIFUL LOT FRONT.
r ing three streets and reseryationj, situated on
stanton Square. Capitol Hlll. Inquire IO4 Ninth
street northwest. sep6lmS
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-04
The Democratic Revival.

We hear a great deal said by political
writers and speakers nowadays Of the
principles Of Jefferson and jackson.
Democrats recurring with pride and
pleasure TO the record and doctrines OF
those great leaders, and Republicans, in
many cases, trying to heap ridicule on
the Democrats for so doing. That a
careful study of the lives and the politi.
cal principles Of men whose influence
was paramount in determining the
character Of our Government must be
of value. is evident. Why Democrats
are 20 generally turning back 10 the re-
cords of Jefferson and Jackson at this
time is, says the Newark journal, "be-
cause they see that the people are sick
and tired of sham Republican rule, rule
which under the name Of Republican.
ism Is > despotism of money and cen.
tralized power, and which robs the
people in order to rule them and rules
them In order to rob them, and because
they see that for the sake Of the people
and for the sake of the party nothing
can be 50 wise and beneficial az . gen.
uine revival Of JeiFersonian and Jack.
soniau Democracy" Why should politi.
cal history be different from general
history II study of the latter is wise
and useful, why not study of the formerf
The study Of the lives and characters of
Jefferson and jackson By Democrats Of
to-day cannot fail 10 be beneficial ia the
highest degree. Such study is sure to
make Democrats more democratic than
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-04
Newspaper Sharks.

The class who take paper for mum.
ber OF years and stop without paying for
it, are reminded that "the new postal
law now markes the taking of new.
paper and the refusal TO pay for the
same, THEFT, and any person guilty OF
such an act Is liable TO criminal pro
ceeding, the same as il he had stolen
goods TO the amount of subscription. !"
A theft, doubtless in the same category
OF otienses, for one TO order pound OF
coffee or any other groceries, when
wrapped or bagged and laid on the
counter, for the purchaser to walk oil
with the article without paying for it.
theft aE glaring as TO take "A new paper
irom postoilice box unpaid for "a year,
and when demand u made refuse TO
pay Tor 1t. he law II a good one and
should be enforced, as is being done in
New York, proprietor having institu-
ted suit against several subscribers for
the oiiense. Another set OF offenders
are those who remove from the city and
county and neglect to pay their sub.
scrlpton, or remove to another part OF
the city or to the country without giving
notice OF removal and being indebted
Tor the paper for some months, may con
ceiye this plan Of secrecy an efiectuai
one To get rid OF pay yment. Thus news
paper publishers are robbed OF their
just dues--a loss to which all are mole
or less subjected through downright die.
honesty. Such sharks should be dealt
with as the postal law suggests, and an
example made OF some OF them, would
have Il restraining effect on others like.
wise Offending.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-04

ever; 10 excite in them increased faith
in the wisdom of popular government |;
to awake and stir up in them the old
love for principles and not men TO
arm and equip them more thoroughly
than ever so as TO combat and beat down
under our feet the Satan OF centraliza'
ton, and TO gather new hope, new
courage, new strength, and new deter
mination to wrest the Government from
the control of an organization whose
whole political creed, as formulated in
its acts, may be presented in one single
word-spoils. The reason why so.called
Republicans are just now worried about
the Democracy, and their recurrence 10
Jefferson and Jackson is the fear and
dread of the effect of such study, not
alone upon Democrats, but upon indie
pendent citizens of all parties. The
Republicans of to-day are just as bitter
haters of Jefferson and jackson as were
their forefathers, the Federalists. The
latter hated Jefferson and Jackson with
hatred equaled only in intensity by
the hatred of some extreme Republl.
cans toward Democrats during and sub
sequent to the civil war. Let Demo
crats continue to excite this hatred.
The more they preach and practice the
principles of Jefferson, the more the
people will love them. Let the Jeiter
son and Jackson revival 90 on. The
very hostility shown it by the Republi
cans, disguised Federalsts, is the best
proof imaginable OF its value and of the
wisdom OF continuing and enlarging its
IA a unanH hnitru ul HANA =
do what the enemy dislikes.-Neie Hdven
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-04
Selecting the Joss Man.

The last agony OF Chinese New Years
occurred yesterday. Their windup was
the selection OF new man for their
joss" house for the ensuing year. This
is a grand event among them. This
functionary must be very important
man. from a religious point Of view, or
else there's millions" in his Office. The
wsy they conducted their election is as
follows: Competitors from the two com.
panies, about twenty in number,
were ranged opposite each other for the
contest. Thirteen cylindrical bombs
were brought out, one at time and ex.
ploded. From each bomb was shot in
TO the air ring. The fight, friendly
but rough, as In our football game, was
TO get hold Of this ring and carry it In
triumph TO q spot selected few yards off,
The rings we're numbered from one to
thirteen, and the man Who captured
number one was TO be chief.
The strife was very lively and inces.
SAINT, as fresh bomb would be fired off
before the ring from the preceding
bomb had been carried in. The rings.
whose numbers were unknown 20 the
contestants (candidatesl, we're taken
and given over 10 a council Of arbitra.
tors. who, after the battle. was 20 name
the winning man. A large crowd Of
whites aud . sprinkling Of Indians were
present and enjoyed the novel show
very much. We have not yet learned
the name Of the honored pigtail who 5
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-04
4 Quaker's Successful Ruse.

Some time ago a Philadelphia QuAk
er. belonging To An Indian delegation
was crossing wide plain IN a hostile
country. TIC driver Of the ambulance
called his attention to four Indians on
horse back who soon surrounded the
vehicle. 4 young brave made unmis.
taxable demonstrations OF hostility.
The interpreter told them they were
peace men and medicine men. lie -.
piled that they must prove themselges
medicine men of peace men they had
enough already to steal their land and
soldiers to kill them.
"Be quick said he : show u some
wonderful medicine work, or we will
kill you" putting action to the words
by handling their rifles and tomahawks.
Here was a dilemma pointing to the
oldest one, a tine.lookinR quaker six
feet in his stockings. with white hair.
who had been the fret talker of the
party. he furiously gesticdlaied and
cried out:
medicine man show Medicine man
show T.
An inspiration seized him. lie had
a double set Of false teeth on plates of
flesh colored material, and pointing TO
his teeth with his finger and then tap.
ping them with much gTimace and cor
reciness. he mctioned for all the braves
to come in sight, and when all were in
tent upon him he deliberately took out
first the upper set and then the lower
set OF the teeth, and made a motion TO.
ward his neck ne IL about to separate his
head from it, when the braves wheeled
their horses and rode furiously away.
and the party Of peacemakers turned
their horses heads and ambulance fort.
ward, reioiced at their strAtegical de.
liverance.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-04
An Editors Strange Experience.

Having read the story Of James
Rowe, the miner, who was nearly killed
in an explosion at Virginia City, and,
who every night since the accident has
dreamed of dying, the editor Of the
Nevada Transcript relates much more
curious experience of his own. When
boy, ten years ago, IA gun accidentally
discharged sent load of small shot
tearing into his right arm. The wounds
were several months in healing and ug.
ly scars were LETT. A long time afterwards
he was describing the accident to a par.
ty of friends when one OF them picking
up an empty gun, and Gaping 1t, snap.
ped the cap. To the ears OF the nara
tor the sound was like that OF small
cannon exploding in the room. He saw
the bright flash aud felt the horrible
sensation OF being shot to atoms. He
tainted ana on recovering consciousness
found physician bending over him.
He felt severe pain in his right arm.
Examination showed that the new skin
had broken and the wounds were bleed.
ing as freely as at the time OF the acci.
dent. About year aiterward he under.
went II similar experience. As he WAS
walking along the street he heard the re-
port of pistol shot. Instantly was felt
what seemed To be ball crashing into
his forehead. Horror stricken he plac.
ed his hand to the supposed wound.
Though he could find no mark upon his
head, blood WAS dripping from his ting.
ers. lie looked at the scars aud found
that they were bleeding atresh. Since
then he has dreamed repeatedly that
he was a target for rifemen practicing
at short range.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-04
4 Curious Clock.

THE GARFIELD TRAGEDY PERFORMED EY
MINIATURE PUPPETS WORRIED ny MACHIN.
ERY.
4 ieweler and matchmaker of Mid.
dlebury, W.. has recently constructed
curious clock, which acts out TO per
fection the assassination OF President
Garfield. IL is a common cuckoo clock :.
under which is a miniature depot. At
the window is ticket agent dealing
out tickets, while at another a telegraph
operator Is seen busy at his work, and
truckmen, porters, train Dispatcher,
etc, are all flying around as natural as
life. All OF these figures are OF wood,
about two inches long. At the end of
each hour the cuckoo announces the
fact. aud Immediately Garfield appears
on the platform on which the scene II
enacted, accompanied 10y Mr.. Blaine.
Gulteau is seen to follow him, having
just alghted from truck wagon. and
as he fires at the President the latter
ialls. just then a train OF cars comes
dashing ~, aud IN the confusion all the
principal actor, are carried into the de.
pot out OF sight. After the train die
patcher has given the signal and the
train has gone, "a small door at the left
ol ems and priest appears, book in
hand. in the net uf reading n funeral
service, while At the same time another
door at the right opens and Guiteau sp-
pears on the gnllows. The priest retires
and shortly after the gallows dis
appear with Guiteau. and the doors
close. This is acted out at the end Of
each hour, and takes about three min.
utpH
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-04

THERE has never been an hour since
Jefferson, the first Democratic President,
delivered his great inaugural when the
people Of this country did not cordially
approve the principles he enuneiated.
A return to them Is the essence com.
prehensive of ell reforms. Extrava
gance, corruption, jobbery, monopoly,
bosses, and Rings are simply impossible
under the practical operation Of what IL
called the JefIersonian system. Would
the Democracy make the party invinci-
blef Let 1t put up the old standards,
inscribed with the old faith.--N j. lSaH.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-04

HAYEss crime lin stealing the Presi.
dcncyj was the parent OF Guiteau's
crime. The assassination OF the repub-
lie was the precedent for the assasIna.
ton Of the President. Gulteau's eX'
pcctatIons were built upon the reward
gwen by Hayes TO political assassIns.
Thus do the crimes OF one political era
become the horrors OF the next. The
two eras and the chief aclors in them
will go down IN history into eternal in.
fanny together.-C CaHjruigc Jc6cyaOHiaH.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1882-05-04

A YouNG lady admitted to her mother
tina, her beau bad kissed her on her
cheek. "And what did you do T. in.
quircd the old lady. IN a tone OF indie.
nation. Mother" replied the young
lady, II cannot tell lie turned the
other check