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National Republican., 1883-06-15
aIlantrh-- 0lisrrIIunrnns.

WY ANTED--A RESPONSIBLE PERSON TO
wv take ME nicely inrnlsned dlning room and
the house, with privilege Of taking others. l52l
street. Jel3-3tF
NNT ANTED-A GENT LEMAN HAVING LIGHT
w vehicle, harness, Nc,, wants the use OF gentle
horse that n lady can drive during the summer for
Its keeping; win have light work. mostly ON dirt
road, and be well cared for ~ private stabe best OF
references given as TO care, work, &c. Address
HORSEMAN, Republican ONCE. jeli-3t
wv ANrED-A GOOD SECOND HAND SEWING
wv machine; Improved Domestic preferred. Ad-
dress, with particulars j, j. g., Republican Office.
jel4.3t#
wv ANTED--A SPECIAL EXAMINER, PEN
w sion Onice desires to exchange positions with
clerk In General Postofce Department. Address
ENAMlNIlR. KepublCRn Oilce. iel3.3Lp
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EAsY FEET, 90: e., =, ,,,,. ,,,,,,,,.. :,

VNNNl
~ Helief without pain In few minutes at
DIR WHITES ESrABLISHMENT
1ii6 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Willard's Hotel
Hard and soit cOTns, bunions, club ana Inverted
nails vascular excrescences, and all complaints of
the feet successfully treated.
ingtOn, ID. q,
onice fee 81 per visit for putting the feet In or.
der. Hours o. m. 10 p. M; sundays, "a. m. to /
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RrnI Gstatt @rnhtrs
EoR RENT-BY b. II. WARNER

Our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
mOrnng, contains complete schedule ul our hon, es
stores, shops and ARMS offered for ront, logelher
with descriptions, prices, &C. and how they may bo
Property for sale IN a parts OF the city. Money
" loan U" ''"' o''"'' H. WARMER. ol0 r street
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JUsFIl'SOLD STAND,
No ao D STREET NORTHWEST

No. 6l0 d STREET. NOKIHWESn
N. B.--New clothing we sell cheaper than any.
where de22ly
ANrEu-rO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN H.
w Boall tiooin g. ilzO New York avenue, Ia : Com.
missioner OF Deeds for every state and Territory,
United states Commissioner Examiner, and Notary
PubliG always In otice from 9A M " w, N. RpSeJy
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S7lontu 10 1goum.

ANoNEY TO LOAN on REAL Estate ATTN
.hkeet noTIhWeak poltH
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MeOital

MO CURE NO PAYS YEARS EXPERIENCE
IN and over 20 years at 0O6 street southwest A
cure guaranteed In every case Of gOnOTrhea, syphilis
and loss ofseXual power. Medicine furnished. Adj
Vice free. my22am-
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Business Gbautes.

NOR EXCHANGE-SoME GOOD PAYING
IL city property for well improved farm on tho
Potomac River, with good river front. Address G.
ENCILL, Republican ONCE. JeiS-Sts.
n LIBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
II 4 on Time Deposits United States Bonds bought
and sold at market rates. COLLECTIONS made every
where by ], II. SQUIER a. co.. Bankers, l4l6 Penn
sylVnnia avenue na36u
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TRAVEL TO EUROPE.
Summer Nuarninn.

r. ~ 80 ~
HAMILTON, LoUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA,
IL two hours and half ride from Washington:
elevation, 800 feet; no malaria or mosquitoes: fne
scenery and drives; commodous new house, large
grounds excellent table. terms reasonable; refer
enCos gwen and required Address THE MISSES
SUMERNEIL JeAl2t#
COUNTRY BOARD WANTED-MAN AND
~ wife with private family; will give 60 per week
fOr both, Address CHAS. ii. BRYsoN, Clarendon
Hotel, street, near Ninth. Jel33tF
CtTONE MANSION, COLUMBIA HEIGHTS,
- Fourteenth street and boundary Road, now
open for summer bOardcrS; on heights overlooking
tho city; handsomely furnished rooms, communl-
eating single; tue best or table board; every ut.
tcnton TO comfort OF guest; pleasant grounds and
plenty ofshado; three minutes to street cars refer
ences required lo9.Bf
CON RESS HALL,
OCEAN CITY, Worcester Comfy, Md, opens June
40. Newly iurnlshed first class In every particular;
elegant bathing fishing, cunning Nc.
J07-thstu20t w, u, ~ sELBY.
GUNNER BOARD.
Apply to A. r. DAVIS.
Markham, Fauquier County,
- -
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NtrsOnaI

~
CIyIL SERVICE EXAMINATION, ROBBED
~ ofits terror; easy, plain. and complete; every
Questi on met don't care to say more here, but VI
you want II address or call from TO p. m. PRO
FESSoR, 500 E street northwest. Jel5-3t|
A Ill PERSONS ARE HEREBY WARNED NOT
N TO pay any bills for advertising In the Capital
Bicycle Tournament Programme TO anyone but
JOHN d. HARRISON, corner Ninth and streets.
Jeli-3t@
II ADY TEACHER. COMPETENT AND EX-
engagement. either ~ school or family. For paIticn.
lars apply at Room "a. Corcoran Buildng, jeli Jtt
A TEACHER. SUCCESSFUL IN PREPARING
IA students for competitive examinations, desires
pupils intending 70 appear before Iiyli Service
publican Office. " Iel4.ats
NXT TANTED-YoUNG AND INTELLIGENT
w gents, desirous to prepare themselves for two
useful and well'payng professions To call and mr.
range at once for summer evening class instruction
In architecture and engineering, mathematics and
engineering inclusive at othce, 1871 street north
west, room s. 1elSStt
nRLC. BIRD HAS REMOVED FROM 1917 f
- street 10 1880 q street northwest jol3-3tt
LoYD's WASHINGTON 25-CENg LOCAL
Express BagsaSe parcels s called iSg % aud
49, Pennsylvania avenue and 1908 street northwest
jel20ts
nEcokATIYE. ART NEEpLE,woRK--M
dTewe e. Kansasion and All All klsds 0 OF Ist E%brSdery
Lessons In classes and private. Apply at hor EN-.
hroiderng Parlors, No. l2il O street northwest
Terms reasonable. sell-ly
SSXxTEAK AND UNDEVELoPED PARTS OF
strengthened" ,yc Is hn interesting advertisement
long IN our paper In reply TO Inquiries we viii
on the contrary, the advertisers are very highly in
dOTsed Interested persons get scaled circulars
giving all particulars by addressing Erie Med Co.
y. o. Box 5ls, Buffalo. N. H'--Ioledo Evening Bee.
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w A LIFE SPECIALITY
BY PR. 4 VAN DYok'
MoN6AY NONE AEq''i ana re G.fyt iGspAY S'tTI to jul,

MONDAY and TUESDAY to JULY g.
II you have Pimpes Blackheads Liverspots
Freckles, Moth, Tan Sunburn Redness, and Oiliness
ofthe Nose. Deep Pores, or any Complexion Bemish
DR. VAN DHllt can remove them and Beautify the
II your Hair Is thin, harsh dry, flded prematurey
gray IL you have excessive DAndruh, Scaly Scalp.
letter, Crown Frontal part or Temple Badness. II
you have scnnt, Irregular Eyebrows or LNshes, DIR
VAN DYCK, by scientific course Of treatment can
pr )duce Vigorous, luxurian Growth oflIar, Pretty
BrOws aud Lnslcs II you wish a fresh. pure clear
Luxuriant Hair Regular, Long, and Lovely Eye
hrows and Lnshes, soft, White, smooth, and Pretty
Hands, consult pRVAN DlCK at once. The Doctor
and Is thoroughly skilled IN his profession DR. VAN
DYCK can be consulted at I0S nth street northwest
every Monday and Tuesday. The Doctor Will make
treatment during June. You can nay by the week or
month, or the doctor will nltni'h you with home
lraatmcn prepared especially ior your case for Sl5O
treatmont S2. Renember these terms are for those
beginning this month only Superfuous Hair per-
manenty removed by the Operation Of ElectrOlyss,
'NOrE,--Cntl July Dr. VAN DYCK can be con-
suited as follows (Mondny and Tuesday 1880 n, IN.
D. M, at 708 nth street northwest, Washington,
d. Clj Wednesday and Thursday. so North Charles
street Baltimore; FRIDAY and Saturday, 0O5 Pncihc
avenue, Atlantic city, y. j. II unable 10 call de-
scribe your and send three stamps for answer to
either address Interesting descriptive circular free.
je5tf
VXTANpEp-EVERY ONE TO EXAMINE THE
w quick meal yapor stovei the only stove In the
market that works with lever. GAHrRELRS
manufacturers no PASTURE. BOX
w stalls for grain feeding when required; Shade;
and water In cRch field; Keeping horses speciality;
order box at Prices StaOi1 81 sixth stree northwest;
city reference. o. II, y, CLARK, sligo, Md 2l,lms
NTTANTED--YoU TO KNOW THAT WE SELL
much better and a great deal cheaper than common
new suit can be bought, ~
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SolanttS--- -Situatiuns- -.frmals.

VXTANTED--BY AN ENGLISH WOMAN WHO
w Is willing and obliging n place rs cook.
Wanted, by young girl. place as chameermaid.
Apply 1915 Seventh street northwest. Jeli3t"
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d1lanteA---Bnnn,s
Solauteo-Io ousrs

yITANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE
w furnishing the best references, q house to take
care of during the summer; no children Address
b. A. f., Republican Office. Jelf3t*
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fnr SnIr--8nnars.

TNoR sALE-A BARgAIN-A NEW 2STOH1
IL and basement brick house, rooms. all nioder
Improvements. Inquire at l7O5 Fifteenth street north
west. jeib-3ta
National Republican., 1883-06-15

We offer for sale In whole In part, the property
known az whitney Close lying both sides OF
Whitney avenue at the main entrance to the Sol
der' Home, containing about i0acres, comprising the
finest building sites north of the city.
Apply 10 TIi0S j. FISHER a CO..
jes-2w 1924 + street northwest, near Ebbitt House
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for SaIs--Earms
SIS SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST

EoR sALE-AT A sACRIFlCE-A FINE
II grazing farm in Maryland, miles nom Wash
ton. BISHOP & HILL, 1908 street northwest 2S-t
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SHE DID NOT LIKE WILLIAMS GAIT.

6" am back again from Jasper's stormy
shore" said Bill Grant, as he laid his quilt
from off his broad shoulders, and it is my
opinion that in sound judgment and right
down, sharp sense, woman is far superior
to the monarch man.
"Why SO ?" we inquired.
"Well, you see, in the past twenty
years l have made more brick and been re-
fused by more women than any ten men in
Georgia. / thought l had the thing dead
at Newton factory until last night, when
asked a we'll to-do widow if she could warm
over a few of her buried affections and
make room enough in her heart for Sec
ond husband. She said she would never
marry another man unless she liked the
way he walked.
William, she sweetly said, the moon
is up, the night is clear now, come out
and get in the middle of the road and step
toward town, and il 1 admire the style of
your gait will call you back and marry
you, promising to cook for your brickyard
crowd all the days of my life. Remember,
if you stop or look back before l call you,
you are never to darken my door again
thinking 1 had soft thing of it, 1
went out into the road, threw my head
back, placed my arms 'a-kimbo, and prom
enaded up the read. l continued to walk,
thinking surely she would call me back.
Well, you see l am here, and it's twelve
miles from where | entered the road to
walk for wife. Why do you suppose she
failed to call me back ?"
"Couldn't see your style" said we.
changed if Judge Banks didn't say the
same thing when l told him about it just
at day, and my opinion is she didn't intend
to call me back again from the beginning.
You see that walk the little widow put on
me convinced me OF the superiority of her
sex over my own. Detroit Free Press.
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The Japanese,

Japan is the most beautiful country in
the world. Everything appears like a
miniature garden, and the pagodas and
temples, houses and novels, and hills and
mountains form a scene nots easily de.
scribed. The port to which all strangers
arrive is Yokohama, large city of l00,-
600 inhabitants. The harbor is crowded
with junks and a class of boats that CORE
spond to our gunboats. The men on these
floating stores look very peculiar, some
thing like animated haystacks. Their
dress consists of straw woven together.
One thing noticeable in the streets of
Japanese towns is the lack of horses as a
means of passenger conveyance. Instead,
there Is sort of large baby carriage, just
big enough to hold man, and it is drawn
by coohe, or laborer, ia front, and pushed
from behind by another coolie. These
coolies are remarkable for their endurance.
They always trot while in motion, and
have been known to make fifty miles a
day. This exercise makes them very mus
GUAR, but as a rule they die young on ac-
count of over-exercise. Another feature
of Japanese cities is the tes-houses, of
which there are large number, and the
ceremony gone through with in getting a
meal at one of them is very imposing to a
stranger. A bill of fare which is given to
stranger, or native, is soup, raw fish,
shrimps and sandwiches. Quite another
distinctive feature OF Japan is the beds, or
cots, as they might be called. If the IN.
wary stranger does not happen to have a
box of insect-destroyer about him he will
learn what this distinctive feature is with
out being told. There are two forms of
worship among the Japanese-the worship
of idols and the worship of Buddha. The
temples and pagodas are exquisite in work
manship, and are almost tawdry on &C.
count of the number of ornaments on
them.-[LoWell Institute Lscture.
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wicked for CIergymen.

| believe it to be all wrong and even
wicked for clergymen or other public men to
be led into giving testimonials to quack doc
tors or patent medicines, but when really
meritorious article, composed of valuable
remedies known to all. and that all physi-
clans use and trust in daily. we should
freely commend IL I therefore cheerfully
and heartily commend Hop Bitters for the
good they have done me and my friends,
firmly believing they have no equal for fam
lily use. | will not bs without them.
Rev. B. r Washington, d. C.
A good Baptist clergymen of Bergen, N.
Y, strong temperance man. suffered with
kidney trouble, neuralgia and dizziness al
most to bli0d1ess, over two years after he
was advised that Hop Bitters would cure
him. because he was afraid of and pre- JUDGED
against the word I" bitters" Since his cure
he says none need fear but trust in Hop
Bitters.
My wife and daughter were made healthy
by the use of Hop Bitters. and I recommend
them to my people. Methodist Clergyman.
Mexico, n. Y.
had severe attacks of Gravel and Kidney
trouble; was unable to get any medicine or
doctor to cure me until l used Hop Bitters,
and they cured me in short time.-A dis.
tiuguished lawyer and temperance orator OF
Wayne county, n. Y.
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Answer About Dorchester Rights

The following answer to last weeks in
curry has been received from Roger
Sprague (aged l3), pupil at the Berkeley
High School, as to what occurred after
contribution of the intrenchments on Dor
chester flights. He says:
About the LIST Of March, I776, Washington COM
menced severe cannonade upon Boston, which was
occupied bv the British General Howe, with goo
troops. On the night of the 4th Of that month a
party of American troops, with intreHchug tools,
took posssssiOn of the nights, unobserved by the
British sentinels. Before morning they hal COM
peted line Of Notifications which threatened both
the town aud the enemy's ships in the harbOr. In
the morning the British beheld with amazement the
extensive works which had sprung up in a single
night and saw that the Americans must be immedi-
ately dislodged or the town evacuated Three
thousand troops we're Immediately ordered to en-
bark and attack the intrenchments. This was pre-.
vented BY q violent storm, which suddenly arose
aud kept the boats from proceeding TO the alta k.
Howe, the British General, now found it necessary
to leave the city without delay. On the 18th OF
March he with the whole British army and 800
Tory families in seventyeight ships and transports
set sail for Halifax Scarcely the rear guard Of
the enemy cut Of the city when Washington en-
tered it, to the great joy of the inhabitants with
colors flying ana drums beating and all the other
forms of victory and triumph.
The above is the only answer thus far
received, but as all the books in the City
Library which might have information
upon the subject have been taken out dur.
ing the past week by young readers, if any
different or additional information is sent
60 the RECORD UNION by them, as early as
next Thursday, it will be published. Also
we will ask our young readers to send US
by the same time answers to the following
First-What persons were called Tories
Second-Is will be seen that Master
Sprsgue says there were l,500 families left
Boston with the British. Now five persons
are considered the average number to a
family: what percentage then of the p6pu-
iation of Boston at that time left with the
British troops
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A Queer Conductor.

Eddie Howard liked to ride in the open
horse.cars, aud his mother used to take
him out of town almost every day when il
was hot in the city.
One day, as they were riding along, the
whistle blew and the car stopped. The
driver looked around, but no one wanted
to get out. "Why did you blow your
whistler" he said to the conductor.
81 didn't whistle" said the conductor
and the car went on again.
Pretty soon the whistle blew again, and
the driver stopped the car again. But nc
one wanted to get out. The driver was
angry. Don't you dare to stop this car
again, ne said, "unless some one wants
to get out of it. :"
@ l didn't stop the car, said the conduc.
tor. 81 didn't blow the whistle once" b
Somebody did" said the driver.
81 don't know who it was, said the
conductor.
The car went on again. Pretty soon the
whistle blew again. Eddie Howard was
sitting near the conductor. "He didn't
blow II" he said to his mother, for !
was looking at his mouth all the time. u
The driver was very cross by that time.
Hurry up! hurry up! hurry up !!
was the next thing they heard, and then
they found that the words came from a
parrot under one of the seats in big bas.
ket. He had whistled SO much like the
conductor that no one could tell the differ.
ence.
Then there was great laugh in the
horse.ca and no one laughed louder than
the driver, who had been obeying the
whistle of the queer conductor. Caroline
B. Lerow, in Our Little Ones.
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A Kite Problem.

This is the kite season. Boys and girls
are flying them with every breeze, and it is
said that what boy does not know about
kites Is not worth learning. This being
the case, we wish to ask the boys gues-
ton, and the girls may answer also if they
will.
A kite was recently made at Rochester,
N. Y, which contained $50 superficial feet
An Eastern paper says "It was attached
to a e-eighth-inch rope, 5000 feet
long, and, when sent up, shot into the air
like a balloon. After floating high for two
hours it was brought down only by means
of pulley and team" The question we
desire to have answered is: If the kite
was what is known as diamond kite, with
cross piece one-half the length of the up
right bar, and placed at point one. third
the length Of the upright from the end,
what was the length and width of the
kite? The names of all who send in an
swers by next Thursday, addressed to the
RECORD. UNION, will be published on Sat.
urday
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MINING NOTES.

The Hoosier mine of Calaveras promises
to make good paying piece of property.
The ore in mine found by " dowser
at Tombstone is said to go as high as $500
ton.
There are said to be vast deposits of
gold and silver ore in the Calistoga mining
district.
The Howell Smelling Company, of Ari-
IONA, have ordered two additional forty.
ton smelters.
1t is expected that two or three more
quartz mills will be erected in Barker, NJ.
T., the coming summer.
| A big strike is reported in thu Sheep
Ranch mine, Calayeras county. They say
gold is being cut out with chisels.
| 1t is almost settled fact that ten
stamp quartz mill will be running in King
canyon, Napa, before another year.
A beautiful piece of float rock was found
at Gold Flat, Nevada county, last week.
1t contained $40 to SIS worth of gold.
Copper Mountain, A. T., is to have a
thirty ton smelter. a town site has been
laid off, and things are expected to
"boom.
The prospects are favorable for perma-
nent and lively mining camp at Willow
Creek, Nevada, and mine owners and pros
pectors are encouraged by the outlook.
There is prospect that a strip of fifteen
miles On the north side of the Colville and
Moses reservation, where the best mines
exist, will soon be thrown open to settle
ment.
The Mountain Echo says: An i'm.
mensely rich deposit of gold was found in
Bear Mountain district, some five miles
northwest of this place, last week, and it
is said that over $1,000 was taken out
within three days after the discovery.
Messrs Crane and Burke, of the Mead.
ows, have discovered lode of silver
bearing quartz in the hills, about three
miles east of Barney CLOVIS, that bids fair
to be good thing. Two assays of the
groupings were made by Mr.. Williams that
gave S43 Sc and $50 "a respectively per
tom Austin, New, Journal.
Rev. Flemming is in town, from Old
Churntown, Shasta county, with number
of gold specimens that are exciting our
mining sharps. Experts have said that if
this find holds out it will yield 81, 600 per
ton. There is undoubtedly bodies OF
wealth for somebody in the hills of Shasta
county.-[Red Bluff Tocsin.
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UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA

EXAMINATIONS FOR ADMISSION TO THE
II Colleges of Letters and OF Science will be held
in Berkeley, Los Angeles and Marysville, May 3lst,
June lst and I'd, and IN Berkeley only August Sth,
9th and 10th.
Candidates will assemble in Berkeley punctually
at $50 A. NJ, in North Hall and at the same hour
in the High School Building, corner Temple and
Fort streets, Los Angeles and in the County Court
room, corner Sixth and streets, Marysville
A lee of IS will be charged to all applicants at
Los Angeles and Marysville.
A candidate may take part OF the examinations in
June, and the remaining examinations in August,
but preliminary examinations may not be so divided
Candidates will not be admitted to the preliminary
examinations without certificates from their teach.
ers that they are prepared.
An applicant who has not been able to attend
school in which complete preparation for the Uni
versity is offered. and who passes good examina-
ton on subjects l, 2, 8, and IL, may be admitted
to partial course in any of the Colleges Of Sci
euce, with the privilege of gaining full standing
whenever he makes up his deficiencies.
Elective courses not leading 70 degree are open
to students OF mature age, to students who are
able to pursue only limited number of studies,
upon their giving satisfactory evidence TO the
Faculty o. their fitness 90 pursue the studies elected
Further information may be had by addressing
RECORDER VIM. CAREY JONES, Bsikeley
al Anti
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RELIABLE TESTIMONY.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 6, 1882.

PHILADELPHIA, L b., Oept. U, 1907
Hop Bitters Co.
am "a years old, have lived "a years in
Philadelphia, and well known among Ger
mans. I have been troubled II years with o
white swelling on my right foot, and getting
worse every year, and very painful. and
breaking out in hot weather. l consulted
several doctors, and they told me it was in
durable, and would have to take it with me
in the grave. Some time ago lost my appe-
tite, was costive, had headache and fever, in
fact was very sick. 1 saw in the German
Democrat that Hop Bitters was what needed.
got bottle, took it one week, and was as
well again as ever. and to my greatest sur
prise, right from the first, my swelling went
down gradually, and l, taking another bottle.
got entirely well Of it. The wife Of my
neiphbor had two such swellings ON her legs,
and three bottles cured her. think this is
a great triumph for your Bitters.
JOHN SToLL
No. Young's Alley. above Willow st.
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The Supreme Court of Illinois has decided
that when grain gamblers disagree about
the division of their plumber, the beaten
party can't plead the baby act. II they
bet on the price of grain and get on the
wrong side they must pay their bets or
consent to be thrown out. 1t is difficult
TO see how the Courts could have decided
otherwise, as these board OF trade associa-
tions are purely voluntary, and each men,
Der upon joining agrees to abide by the
rules, which require man to fulfill his
contracts or get out Of the concern. H.
philadelphia Times.