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National Republican., 1882-12-07
Gurkish Raths.
GhiropoSists.

ENASY FEET, &c.-DAGLY WALKS IN THE
~ open air aud sunshine oNygenge and decarbon
lze the system, thOruuPhiy promoting health and
years OF successful practice IN Washington, D. O..
enables requisite treatment for Hard and Soft Corns
Bunions, Cub and Inverted Nails FrCt Bite, Chill
balns, Vascular EScresences, and other complaints
ofthe feet Refers lohe most eminent payBtc ans and
surgeons. His ChirOpOdiDl Establishment Il 10 Penn
sylvana avenue opposite Willard'S Hotel is patron
M Sundays 10 u. IN. TO y, m.) Office fee, 81 per
visit. se3o
National Republican., 1882-12-07
The House IN Nhich Idncoln Died.

Messrs, Singleton, Lewis, and Cook, of the
Committee on Public Buildings and Grounds,
have been appointed subcommittee to re-
port on the bill for the purchase by the gov
ernment of the house in which President
Lincoln died.
National Republican., 1882-12-07
Zeal G:statr grobrrs.
CHARLES q. Il iSHOas " co..
REAL EST ATE BROIS IGII :;

I2T = u II A1T 5G .AG5E IT C5,
zoos STREET NORTHWTSE
Tcai Estate bought and sold. Houses rented.
Rrnls collected. Loans negotiated. Insurance IN
ITstCpSs companies ~ luwcst paynE rates No
charge Tor ADVERTISING our Gihce ono OF the finest
and best located The CITY. Parties having property
sell or rent will hnI II " their Interest 10 psce
ia our hands. 6ea1Y
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lspENcERIAEE, DgslNEss G9.t4tGGE,

= LINCOLN HALL BuuDlNG,
CORN ri. NINTH AND ID y REGTS
Day aud evening SIons for tile education OF
and daughters md men and women for seli.suppOrt
and real life Branches taught are: The English
CA PeurlanShip, Book keeping, by single and double
entry, Business Practice. Physical ana Vocal Cu
lure. Political Economy, Commercial Law.
scholarahip ior year from date Of entrance day or
eve ing. .5O special Terms by month quarter or
for year by instRllment College circular mailed on
HENRY c. SPENCER, Principal.
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER. Vice-pdnclra RuIi
V-NRENCH LESSOSS--MADAME LEPRINCE
~ from Paris. will give Conversational Lessons in
French. at her own and pupils residences also open
eyr classes. Prices moderate Gail after O'Clock
at No. 1891 I street northwIs. hpa3-u
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holiday GOODS.

Cur stock bf Diamond Lace rus Fipgcr and Ear
Rings Fine tiJld JeWelTy, mericEgI Watches Ster-
ling SilyrrWhIe In great variety, fgted Iva sets,
Baskets HuSbls lee Pitchers, Butter Dishes Casturs
SOun purpOut FOr;saud spoons Rol.ers Brus' Plated
Table Cutlery Joseph Rogers e Syns sheffield Ivory
Table Cutlery and Scl.sors, Freuch Clocks, opera
Glasses, GraSs SConccs, Mirrors, Chndiesticks, &C.
was never 50 klmpttp, which Te cLto the attention
OF MIR, hiscrsl as tnry viii lind our ~ Lees low.
HARRIS 81 SHAFER.
mrlr-lf Nn. lll1 leunsy lNhlGla aycAuc.
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SslOnrn 10 Guan.

MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE ATTHE
stSeet northwest ,nolSI
National Republican., 1882-12-07

Tor WORK or Ev EllY CITARAC TER AND DC
gJ scrlptiou 4. Cuted a. The NaGOukl Republican
OIiLe, at any bour, day or pight aud every day Ia
tue year, Good WeTk aud lew Prices. 80
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aNlnnttN. :. sitnntinns...ft


A LADY DESIRES A POSITION as COM
N panlOn IN an invalid or elderly person. or VIII
lake charge of children rs governCss For informo-
ton apply Immediately TO O. NJ. BELL, 459 and l5i
Pennsylvania avenue northwest deI-3#
Wy ANTED-A SITUATION AS CHAMBER-
~ maid, nurse, or waitress, by a respectable col
ofel girl. Apply iii Tweniy-iourth street north.
west dC7-3t%
Wy ANTED-BY A RFsPECrABLE WHITE
w woman, as cook, washer, and ironer. Apply
Tor days ut 2i27 street northwest. Can furnsh
good reference. de7-3r
wv ANTED = BY A RESPECTABLE WHITE
w girl situation as cook or chnmbermald In
hrSt-Cluss family; hest city references given " re
A COLORED GIRL WISHES A SITUATION
IA In private family to cook, wash, and iron; ref
ersncCsf II wanted Call at No. 10 Lstreet northwest
de6 3tS
A SITUATION, BY AN AMERICAN Girl,
IA to sew and do chamberwork or nursei good
home more of an object than wages Apply AZ JOY
street northwest. de5 ~
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UNOR SALE-FRATHER BED IN GOOD don.
Il dtion. Address l.. b., Republican Office. deb3t*
Educational.

1910 AND l2li FOURTEENTH STREET
l. - - near Fourteenth.BlrgcL Circle Norwood
lusUIute. select school for ladieA A few boaTders
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SdlanttS--1tIu-nlaIt.


NTANTED-lco YOUNG MEN WITTY OR
w colored, for actiye, service on the Western
ticulars apply at 1915 street. de7.ln*
WANTED INfMED1ATEtY--A GENTLEMAN
Wy who can furnish some capital. references, and
is thoroughly conyeTsant with the handling of oys
tiers. Address s. y. L., Republcan Oilice. de5-3tt
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IlanteS-9 ouses

V'URNIsHED HOUSE, WITH 10 TO II ROOMS,
IL centrally located, modern improvements. Ad-
dress L. c. j., Republican Office. deTastH
WTANTED--A FURNISHED HOUSE OR PART
wv of one for light housekeeping Apply q. A.
r., Republican OniCe de6-3tA
National Republican., 1882-12-07

ID and wife for the winter, not to exceed Sij per
month. Address N. y. H., care Capt. Green, Pension
Ofice. debJt&
CTONE MANSION, COLUMBIA HEIGHTS"-
- Large, handsomely furnished rooms. with first
class liable board and attendance be had by call
ing as above reduced rates till MAY next; Members
of congress Others, with families and children,
TO grounds at Fourteenth-street car terminus and
Boundary Road. dc56t+
MEALS SERVED TO RESIDENCES-PER
WI sun. desiring meals will please call or nd.
dress % TERER, No. lI22 X street northwest
National Republican., 1882-12-07

CtEAL sACQUEs REFINED AND REPAIRED /;
- circulars renovated: Eur jobblng OF every de-
sCripliOn. MISS CUSNlNGHAM, formerly with
Mr. IT, H. StiEemetz. Oilice, Sll IL street northwest.
National Republican., 1882-12-07

Z OST--wTIILE DRIVING. A HEAVY GOLD
seal yiTh crest and motto. earn, liam stone. Lib
eral reward will Ue pad. y. H. kODERISON, la-G
street northwest duOjt@
L .OST--TUEsDAY MORNING, on SEVENTH,
i between Peuusylv mia avenue and II street, q
blUlgc-stune diamond earring, platinum siur-shuprd
mouutiugS. LibgRi rcNa VIII be paid II elt AT the
store Of ~, W, Gait, BrO ~ TO-, li0l PgnusylYauia
Avenue. deG-ath
TNoUND-RING, AT TABERNAC Gle, pECi3M.
II Der o. owner eau obtain by udliHg on {. y Cul.
Yer son, Real Estate Agents, 6O3ys street north.
WosI, End paying ior advertising, deb-3ts
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@trsunnI.

NOR CHEAPEST AND BEST BLANKETS. III
Il sters, DnlmRns. and flannels, 20 TO ,31 Seveuln
street, between and IL, l. u NOUNG'S. Cheapest
man In the city. de5-5t3
National Republican., 1882-12-07
8oar6inq.


TIME KENSINGTON. 1895 / STREET NORTH
4 west, having been renovated and reiuruished Is
ready tor the reception of permanent and tran
sient boarders. MRS M. j. HUBBALL. de7-l2tt
T,IRST-CLASS BOARD BY THE WEEK OR
IL month, and newly furnished rooms, at ll3 East
tnl lnEg
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"BUCHUPAIBA "

S&neue, sranb!ide 8ur far aae
famer3lihsn Nierens, 8laf fenz uno urlne
Orsansararsbeiteu. 81. Bel Npotbrs
tern,
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6. SpSfe & SIhne.

Steiner Yrpfit unb ilbneler umIab
1T mas unfer @ei6dft 10 groB gema6t
fat, 10 bab mir uns beranlaBt feben in
oieiem Sommer ipieoerum rnisre 2o=
cale su bergr6Bern. I'm nun nit Dem
groBen Sorratb BON @aaren f6neaer
aufsurdumer, baben mir in falt allen
unieren Separtements grobe preis=
| berabiebung pDrgenDmmen unb freuen
uns unieren &unben mittbeilen gu f6n=
uen. baB mir felt entl6lohen 1inb, ieber
Goneurrens Bic Spibe gu bieten uno mir
berli6ern Iie sugleib Der reelllten uno
freunoli6lten Seoienung.
unIer Oreb 8pobs Separt=
m ent bietet BEN 9amen cine bortreH,
li6e Gelegenbeit, feline mpberue @aare
bilig gu faufen,
Sn Sanbtii 6erM Sii6t liz
der @arbinen unb 8et t.
5eug bieten mir bic groBte Nuswabl
ieDie audi in Stiderei unb
Spiben unb 8dnber.
Dam H. unO &inber Ii mpfe
in allen @r0Ben unb Sarben.
S6ubperf in srbBerer Nusmahl
uno gu biligeren preiien als irgeno
Elm Saus, barunter Slippers, bonn
niebli6fen Opera Slipper nit SSrenG
Seel, bis gum setp6bnli@fen Saus=
pantpffel.
Cine ieoe 0ame tpeiB, baB mir ben
beIten tpeiBen 10 Gent 9 o IN e # {
balten; es 1T cine quite 4I4. breitt
Waare, bic fait iiberall fit 124 Gents
berfauft miro.
Sn fertigen Mnsiigen fit Ser
rem uno &naber bieten mir bic gr0Bte
Nusmabl in gan5 @eitteras. llnfere
Werbinoungen nit 0en aaersr6Bten
Sdnlern in bieier 8ran6e be fdbig1
uns. Die bette @aare 10 billig gu per=
faufen.
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1,96! GeninHs TIT 9s!sass s5n s265, ,5af
~ gafrasen fur &sen.en, fcwie Staten fht
Glube tonnen muir In Der Sf1ee IN 1em> SrIsans
eewadt werbsn.
Wssea Saformation %. 9eEeilrnasn fdrsits mas
an Wt. 81. Daup1in,
ReD SrleanS e.
Gbwarb @uure, Msent, Gde Ssa(tcn, II. aeeasta
6traBe. San Mn.oniu.
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gtn &au ufm ann Der

benz burA Elm leiosnbes unb fareienbss
Sinh msbrere Natte Der Shlaf serau6t
wurse unp Der gu ber usber3cusung se,
louste, eab Mrs. Winslpms @optbins
SYrup seraoe Der @rttfsl isi, esisn er fir
oas 6inD benOtbiste, tauite eineu 8urratb
papca. Oils er nadb Saule fam unb leiner
Grau bapOn Wittbeiluns maate, rpeiserts
lis ih, bem &inpe Don Dem @sfauftsn A..
psrabrsthen, pa fe cine Nnbangerin Der
Spm6ppatbie mar, Die aa6fs Nadt
ipurDs rpisbsr idalaTos Serbradt. Oils Der
8ater an nddfen Sage nod Sauis fam,
fanb er pas Snb lhle6ter als is, uno ba
sr abermals cine ihlaf flo1e Naht befirA.
tete, peraSrshte CT wdbrenp rer Ntpe1tn.
bsit isinsr Grau bem &inte cine portion
bsS @yrup uno faste nthts eapon. Die
Naht barauf ihl'ef @aes wubl unb Der
tlene Sareier erwadte am Worssn NIT
beiterm @sfht. Die Wattsr tpar erfrsut
iiber btn plSblitsn wunoerbarsu sBsaitl
unp ubpobl lts Rt 3uerf beleietat fatlte,
als fe Nuffldruns erbtelt, fsets fs ben.
nod ben @ebrad beS SYrups fort.
Sdreisnoe 6tnbsr uno fdlafOle Nddts
fno ibr jeBt unbefannt. Cine stajelns
prubs nit BEN Syrup BAT nod pas Set.
ben ispes &iubcs uno pas gorurtbe,l be,
SHUTTER bsfsst. Sn alien Gpo!4sten u
baten ;25 Gents bic Gleids.
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8 erds.

- g. s.. &uKea 1T ais unabbangi=
ger GongreB B=Ganbibat fiir ben Splerz
9iitrift aufgetreN.
- Sn 2areho befanben 1i6 ant Z.
Geptember 500 @rcuri iioniiten BON Monz
terep, bic auf ber merifanii6em sfctloz
nalbabn anfamen.
= Sci Willmob in Dallas GpuntD
gerietben Slpei Sarmer, 8ui6 unb Wti=
les i1 Streit unb griffen sll ben Wahen,
Sir feuerten 20 S6iille auf chamber OBJ
obne eiuanber 5u treffen. Miles &iibe
gertetben tn Builds Selb, bas CAB oie
@eranlaiumg gu Der uni6dbll1ell
S6iBerei.
- Sn 9ngelina GDuntp i6lug Der
8lib in cine 8aumpollen=@in unb siinz
bette. 9as @ebdube brannte big gum
@runbe nieber.
= [9lus Dem 8renbam 8olfsboten]
9lm Sqmltag slbenp peibte Der.
8erein 8robiinn ieine neuerbaute -Salle
nit einent 8all ein. Gin sablrei6er
8elu6 BON MitglieOern unb @dIten batte
ii6 eingefunben, unb es tpurbe flott &C.
tanst bis ettpa stpei ubr Weorgens.-
6err $. SDbbe ertpartet NIT Dem
nd9fen 2lopb=9ampfer cine betrd9tli=
1e MnaaGl @iHtpaneerer fiir Wal9ingtor1
@ountn. 0err 6obbe perbient fiir feline
Mnitrengungen, Ginpanberer bierber5a=
bringen,s alles Sob. - Ser Ga So
bia Surmperein feiert am Z. Sftobe,
leins speites Stiftungsfef.
= Sn ber bemofratiI9en 9iitriftcott=
bention bate man am 8. bereits Is mol
pergebeus iiber einen GopgreB= =&eprd=
| Ientanten abgefimmt. 9ie Wabl
| f6tpebt stpif9en Simlep unb &uHel.
- Ser &io @ranbe mar am 8. tpie'
ber ge1tiegen lnb bate auf bet merifani:
f6em Seite ntebrere 9dufer bon 9teu=2a:
rebo iiberi6pemmt. Giienbabni6pel:
len, bic tpabrI9einlib bonn pecps famen
trieben i'm 6luB berunter.
= Inter BEN Sruppen in Sort 8roip,
erfranften am 8. Septeuber 4 Soloatet
ON selben 6ieber.
- eagle paB bate am 8. abermal.
6ur6 ueberi6memmung gu leiben
9as Baher itieg bDber als bas erite mo
unb brQng pieberum IN bic Sduier Elm
9o9 fing Der 6luB balb pieber at 81
| fallen.
- 0urb Bic 8ergr6Berung Der ST
renan1talt in MuItin mirb Gaumifiir 20
Patienten gemOnnen.
~ Ser 9lr6iteft bes ternpordren &a
pitols in Nultin bat iein urtbeil ilbe
bic llria6e bes ginltur5es bes 8ebdube
abgegebem. Seiner 9lnii6t na6 bat De
itarfe &egen BEN frii6en WtOrtel eriuei6t
10 baB Bic Mauerm einitiir5ten. 81
gaubeb0rbe bes &apitols bat brei MD
intereilirte Wdnner BON 9luspdrts al
gpmite ernannt, tpel6e bic Sadie unter
iu6en unb bann ein unparteiii6es Il,
tbeil geben ioa. Sas @Omite beitef
aus bes 6erren s.. $. &manm DO
San 9lntonio, SObn Senbridlon bo
8elton unb s. 2eamDur pom SuntsDille
| Ser @ouoerlteur I6eint iebr gerei5t 3
feim unb bertpeigerte &epOrtern in pc
remptoril6er Meiie ben 3utritt.
= Sie 9luifabrt 81 ben grllden be
Snternationalbabm am Slanco unb a,
Ser GUADALUPE ioGen icbr gelitten ia
ben, 10 OaB bic 3iige nod nl6t paillrel
| fonufu.
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g5 o 1T & b errettet.

gDiuiam M s. gOusblin Bon @umereiae,
1RaHu iast Su, 5erbit 1875 tetan'
i'd, 2unSenbluten, sefolst bon eineal befti=
Ssn 9uiten. SD perlcr cen Nppetit unb
msin GleiiG unb purbe bettlaseris. Sn
1877 bradte man mid ins Scspttal. Tie
alet5;e erfldrten, ib Bate elm Sod in meis
ner Surge BON Der @rSbe zines balben
Gruarftads. @osar bic Nadridt bon
ue;Nsm EOee Serbreitete fd. Sd CAB
ale srFfnuus auf; ba empbabl mir elm
Gtsuo Dr. Willtam sails BAL
a I'll 1T bic 2umse. SD Setrauate
cine Tlafde uno 3u meinem @ritaunen
wurce id be6er, unb bin beate eefinber,
als isit bret Sabren.
SD idreibe bies In ber SpfInung, bag
Sober nit tranter aunse gebuftete Or.
D illiam Sails 8alam &C.
braudt, uuo ia bin iibsr3euSt, baB bas<
fetts bic Mus3ebruns beilt. Sd fam
pcltio behaupten, oaB mir Der Baliam
mebr @utes ernie len bat, als aue iibri'
seu @r3eaeien suiammen, bic i'd nabm.
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ibm als gemeis ibres gerratbes auf=
ordnsen ,rollre, nit seluiiener Sano ben1
6euer sab; Der, renn iein better Sreunb
au ibm trdte unb iprdde: Sic bat bid
perratben! unb menn 1e ielbit fine uno
Ipride: Sd babe Did perratben! an bes
Treunbes, an ibrer, an Der eigenen Nerz
nunft - an gdem eber Speifeln miirbe,
ais an ibrem Sersen. limb menn ct benn
aar nidt mebr 3weifeln fSnnte, fetn gScrt
bes 3prnes, beS Sprwurfes fiir lie baben,
icnbern nur binseben marbe, unt por
@rant 5u iterben.
llno renn lie i'm ieet ,penisitens se>
liebt bdtte init jener 2iebe, Die madtlser
1T als Der Sob unb pielleidt AUDI madtt=
aer als bas 8ewuBtiein Der Sdulo IN
elmer Seele, bic BON bieier tcDcsmadtisen
2iebe gang erfillt unO lid Der unermeBs
lid,teit tbres 2ietei9ases belpuBt tit unb
nit unerueslider 3artlidfeit bic S9ulo
tilaen unb ben Ghaunsslcien sludltder
MAIDEN min, ais nod ie ein W}ann gene
fen - urn ieinetbalben mirbe f1e biele
2iebe nit @pnnetbrdnen besriiEt baben,
bate iie bieie 2tebe nit brlinlttSen @ebez
ten ppnt Sin,mel erflett. Gber ber 9lntz
mel mar taub semeien. Sn ibrem Ser
gen bate lid ntdts serest - nur bsn1uth@
reide, ebrfurdtspolle Spferntlltsfelt.
Mit ber fam man bas 2eben blnseten
auf einen Sdlag; ater benz Nnoern leln
9eben seben burd lanse, enbloie Sabre,
Sage unb 9eddte, baB er ntht etni11al
merfen iollts, oaB es ein Spfsr 1T -oas
fann man nidt.
Gud nenn 9tiemanb auf @rsen ware,
benz man nidt besegnen uno ms Nu9e
leben, ia, an ben man niat benfen Dart
obne baB bic 9iebesslutb gu einen1 llden=
baufen 3uiammenidnfe, pbne baB Der
Spfermutb idmadpca sebroden maroe.
(Tprt1ebund folot)
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@ubS Silt @ess 5onte resuIIrt HE
1uneticnenber @ineswetbe.
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- Sn Galpeitpn ipe6ielte Stanley
Gurnn,ins einer Same cine $40 Sfote,
fab 2ebtere aber lit ber Gile fir cine
S. 9tote ait 1lltb CAB beB6alb ou6 nltr
S. beralts. Saf fit ipurDe ct berbaftet
auf bie 9lnflage bes 9iebltabls bin.
- Sie Ypltfutibe 5tpii6en Coleman
unb 8airb p1trbe beim 9ur6fabren bes
Stint 9feD Greet bonn StrDme erfaBt nnD
fortgei6memmt. Gliidli6er Weiie be-
fanb 1i6 fein pa1iagier lit Set &utfde.
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Die 2ouiitana 5taatsIp.ts.is TT bic stn,ss.. 81.
bon bent 8oIfs eabofftrt sparps
2pl1tItana State Qotterp @n.
Ditto SneI.u. purbs sasrs 1858 fir G..
steb.ns5> rnb Wpslt5dtioteits Swess ppa ker
Staatsleglslatur fur ben Seitrarm BON finfunb-
Span;ts Sabren Gefsbli9 inecypprirt nit elmer;
Tapttal BON 81 100000. Az nsldem He fef.hf,
.tnsa @sisrsefonb bon $3.50 700 tin;ueefuet Sat
Dura Elm nberfd!peag!ites Dptum muYben ibre
&e6te Elm She'll Der eesenwartieen Gtaatsepn>
itttnttpn, ansenpmmea am 2. December 1879
Cite cute 0efegen6eit feitt GGa@
st ,,taGe.s.
tbre Gyoeen 81 eem BON einseIutp
Nngmera faben munasIia fat. slisutaIs ssrb
cine 3teenns serl@sben. seea !sfe aaafplstabe
yrsssertseiInas.
@robe ttcaatliAe 3iebung Der
Classe K
sep OrlsanS Dienftag ben 10. Setcber 1882
Mue rafere fanfiisen 9iebnaeen fnbealsatt unssl
Aafltdi unb 9eilnaS Der 0ensrile
6. o. 3eaaresasa vaa gnnisiaaa aaa
gahaI g. Curly ram Tirgsassm.
3aapfpYeis $4,000.
100000 2tdsss sn SIS jsbss. 8sua.bsils
III 8anftel I'm gerealtniB.
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neg 9auerbaft, gldn5en6 uno mo-
bern 1inb bic 9iamantf farben. Mit Ell
nem Padet fann man l big 4 pfunO
Waare fdrben. 10 Gents fiir irgenb
tpelhe S6attirung."
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Gpttpn Jlamelfe,
Gpttpm sslanelie,
Gpttpn Slamclie
sl1 no9 tie bagepel lenen bi(liget preilen
bel 9. 3. Tranf, Qlamp pla5a.

- Neines glut erbdlt bic @elun bbeit.
,,Dr. Ifers 8lpcb glirir" ,pirb bon ben
berucrrasenbiten Ger3ter empfoh!en. Bet
alien Nppthefern 3u baben.
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- @9lagsNnfdae, 9ersz&ranfbeiten
unb Nierenbel6meroen tperoen berbltt=
bert bur9 ben @ebrau9 BON 9 + IN II 8
gifen 8 itters.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-04-22
Cament EInOrs.

A correspondent of the Country Gen. Uemda states how he mixed the cement and gravel for cellar bottoms and roads, which stand use and the weather.
 In October, 1878, I put down ce- ment driveway. The first coat was three and g half inches thick, seven parts of sharp, coarse sand or fine gravel, to one part of cement, thoroughly mixed in box dry, then dampened with water. I spread 1t on the ground in sections or squares. As soon as it was ct, I put on another coat, one inch thick, of one part of cement to three parts of sharp sand. When that was set, for a finishing coat l put half an luch thick of one part of cement and one part of sand. It will in week or ten lays do to drive over. For my cellar bottom used five parts of clean, coarse, harp sand (plasterers call 1t fine grayeD 70 one part of cement. This was mixed in the same manner as for the driveway. 1t only requires to be damp enough to work well. It was mixed in a box, wheeled into the cellar, dumped, and spread smooth with shovel, hoe, or trowel, about two inches thick. Take a spade or shovel, fat side, and beat it down hard and smooth. For finishing, use one part of cement to one part of sand this is thoroughly mixed, and then watered so 1t is like clustering mortar. Dump it on the first coat, about half an inch thick, spread and smooth with trowel. It will soon be- come as hard as stone. The cement l used is known as Portland cement, though I think the common hydraulic cement will answer if fresh.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-04-22
The Esquimaux.

It cannot be denied that the Esqui- maux are dirty people. They have not the facilities for keeping themselves clean. In winter, water is too scarce and too precious an article to waste in washing. Generally all the water you have is ice or snow melted over an oil lamp-a very tedious process. Another obstacle is the fact that you must wipe your hands and face pretty soon after washing, or they vii be frozen, and when once towel is used its future use fitness is seriously impaired It then becomes frozen stiff as board, and is about as available as that for wiping 2 ones face and hands. In quarters, a towel, while drying, catches all the fly ing particles of soot which emanate from the lamp. The Esquimaux them selves know nothing of towels, however. They have no cloth for the purpose. The refinement of napkin is sundreamed of. The men eat while sitting or stand ing in circle, and pass large piece oi meat, either cooked or raw and bloody. from one to another, each in turn seiz- ing morsel in his teeth and cutting t of with large knife, to the imminent peril of his nose. At the end of the meal their faces and hands look as ii they had been eating out of a trough, They don't mind the dirt, but they hate to waste the blood or gravy, so they scrape their hands, fingers and cheeks very carefully with their knives, and then lick the knives clean with thei tongues. Nothing, you observe, is wasted by this process-not even the dirt.
Arizona weekly enterprise., 1882-04-22
Easter Pilgrims at the Jordan.

The earliest scene of the immersion was in the Jordan. That rushing river, the one river of Palestine, found at last it's fit purpose. Although no details are given of the external parts of the cere- mony, lively notion may be formed of the transaction by the scene which now takes place at the bathing of the pil- grims at Easter. Their approach to the spot is by night. Above is the bright Paschal moon, befGe them moves a bright flare of torches, on each side huge watchfres break the darkness of the night and act as beacons for the success i've descents of the road. The sun breaks over the eastern hills as the head of the cavalcade reaches the banks of the Jordan. The sacred river r1lshes through its thicket of tamarisk, poplar, willow and agnus-castors with rapid eddies, and of turbid, yellow color, like the Fiber at Rome, and about as broad. They dis mount and set to work to perform their bath; most in the open space, some further up among the thickets; some white dresses, which they bring with them, and which, having been so used, are kept for their winding sheets. Most of the bathers keep within the shelter of the bank, where the water is about four feet in depth, though with bottom of very deep mud The Coptic pilgri lls are curiously distinguished f.om the rest by the boldness with which they dart into the main current, striking the water after their fashion alternately with their two arms and playing with the e,l- dies, which hurry them down and across as If they were ill the cataracts of their own Nile; crashing through the thick boughs of the iungles which on the east ern bank of the stream intercept their progress, and recrossing the river high CT up where they can wade, assisted by long poles which they have cut from the | opposite thickets. It is remarkable. considering the mixed assemblage of men and women in such scene. that there is so little appearance of levity or indecorum. A primitive domestic char acter perTades in 6 singular form the whole transaction. The families wEo have come on their single mule or camel BOW bathe together with the utmost gravity, the father receiving from the brought to receive the one immersion | Wn1cn VIII SulHc0 TOT Gn0 rest or us He, and thus, by a curious economy of re- sources, save it from the expense and danger of a future pilgrimage in aftel years. In about two hours the shores are cleared; with the same quiet they remount their camels and horses, and
 before the noon-day heat has set in, are again encamped on the upper plain o Jericho. Once more they may be seen at the dead of night; the drum again wakes them for their homeward march,
 The torches again go on before; behind follows the vast multitude, mounted
 passing in profound silence over tha
 silent plain; so silent that, but for the tinkling of the drum, it's departure would hardly be percepible. ble.-Stanleys Chris
 tian Institutions.