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Passengers by AIS m train connect at
Charleston junction with trains to all points
North and East via Richmond and all rail
line, or Weldon and Bay Line; by 6:45 a m
train to all points North via Richmond.
For AUGUSTA, BEAUFORT and Port RoyaI
Leave Savannah GAS m and Ais d m
Arrive Yemassee. 800. 900 m and Gao D m
Arrive Beaufort ......--.-.-...-.. T:45 d m
Arrive Port Royal ...............,. $500 D n,
Leave Port Royal. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 600 a m
Leave Beaufort -......,.. ........ 6:I5 a m
Arrive Savannah .. $3.50 d m and 1000 a M
A frst-elas5 Dining Car attached to all
trains, aaoTding passengers q fine meal at
small expense.
Pullman Palace Slee ers thr0 Ugh from Sa-
vannah to Washington and New York
For tickets, sleeping ear Feser7 orsand all
other Information. apply 10 William Bren.
Ticket agent, n Bun street. and at Charles
ton and Savannah RailN ay Ticket Office at
Savannah, Florida and Western Railway De-
pot. G. 5. GADSDEN, Sup't.
S. C. B0YLSTON. G. p. A.
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Aailroann.
Charleston & Savannah RV. Co.

SAVANNAH, GA, May y, 1888.
COMMENCING SUNDAY, May 18th. at
- 5:25 m, and until further 4. ace, trains
viii arrive and depart as follows:
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goet ann Eommo.
0arprntrre ann PniIn, ra,


NJ. P. BRYAN, Carpenter ana Builder
Nj shop Gordon street lane. betefeea Draw
ton and Abercorn streets. Jobbitg promptv
attended to.
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Editor Dana rises to remark:

Editor Dana rises 10 remark:
Turn out the RdScdlsl
'1Ihe Republican party must 0Of
'sThe Den Of There's must be cleared
0ufir'
The Philadelphia Record thinks the fore
20 NJ a capital inscription for the Demo-
cratic gonfalOn, but wants to know how
the following would appear on the other
side:
Turn ia the other Rascdls!
1T Is time Tor change
"HAeR there Is no Quarrel about priHci-
PIES there should Be no monopoly Of Plum
DER
The Democrats in order TO achieve sue
cess must deserve it.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS.

Shenandoah County, Virginia.
rvHHIS pleasant summer resort, situated y, N
the mountains, sc an elevation OF 80
feet above the leyeA Of the sea. vain tsie-
,~anl1ic Communication with she world,
GOOD livery. and splendid music, viii be open
from June !. 1889. to October 10. For terHss
etc. apply for circulars.
j. n. WOODWARD, Supt.i
MAY /. 1883. For Orkney Springs co.
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LAND OF THE SKY
GRAND CENTRAL HOTEL,

ASHEVTLLE. Nc.
NrEw house, furnished throughout with new
~ furniture; electric bells IN every roohi
baths. etc. For terms. etc, address
GEO. J. WILSON. Proprietor.
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ROCKBRTDGE ALUM SPRINGS,

ROCKBRIDGE Co, Va.
TWO distinct Hotels and separate Dining
il Rooms. Cottages ATTACHED 70 ea9h
Hotel Gas and Electric Bells. Naval Acad-
emy Band. Charges graded Capacity 1908
EUGENE g. PEYTON,
General Manager.
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WANTED, by the Georgia Land .-5----
Der Company. first class ss1r anu lun
ply to amps, Telfair county, ca, 'er' AZ
M ANTED, a good cake and brs.-s -
state wages. Address H. A. Etr g-isks
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siru ADVERTISEMENTS.
HGTLBMCQ.P XI.D.SFENO.

(which bg
published therefore
advertisement
principles. will pay DON'T you u.s.
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Cesar's Head Hotel, UreehfIIIe co. = .
THE Summer Resort of the South 4s5o9 feet
above tide water. Hotel enlarged and
newly furnished For all diseases Of the throat
and lungs and also rheumatism ana malariai
affections and hay fever, the climate q unsnr-
uassed. Average temperature during the hot
frsonths 60 deg Freestone and Chalybeate
SDYings temperature - 70 - deg. Scenery
varied grand and beautiful. p miles north Oh
Greenville. s. c.; "a miles west OF Hender-
sonvilIe and Flat Rock. y. C.. i daily line OF
hacks from HenderS0nYiile. Hacks 20 order
from GreenyiIle. a post Office al the hotel
and daily mail Billiards. nine pins. music
and other Smuseinents for guests. A resident
physician Accommodations iirst class. Terms
moderate All Communication to be addressed
TOT. b. Beyille. Superintendent. Csser's HEAD,
C3reenyilIe co., s. L. +. NJ. SeabroOk. Propr.
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For SaIr.

Tor RENT, pleasant furnished ROOM -
y board, convenient 10 business ns S-'s ;, ny
city. l6S ! Brk street. part q II
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Eor RFnt.

EOR RENT, three or four pleasar,- -
II ing rooms, with use Of bath. rooGSlaneci-
suite, furnished or UNFINISHED. ~ Or e.
terms. Isl Jones street. samne
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OCEAN HOUSE. TYBEE ISLAND.
Caesar.s Head HoteI. GreenviIle g. 5. Q

BOARD SIS. Cool, nice rooms for young
ID men. including bath room, at $ per week,
at the Ocean House. T. l.
A. 6. YBANEZ, Proprietor.
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ous of an diseases, that it is exceedingly
common, alarmingly increasing and that
il can be cured.
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w A1NTED.-A young man deSi-a--
ton IN any capacity. r ! - = stu.
clerk; writes a good business hand Sdcageiss
habits; sober and industrious, 1-iij.,ti o. gos5
for 8 moderate salary. Can furn,,iisslag 2 Eo,s
reference Address b. c. W.. care ',.9 ~ NE
News Office q AorHa,
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Hot and Warm Springs Hotel

MADIoDN LUJNIls n z
II ARGEST hotel and most delightful resort
l. in the South. Electric bells IN every
room. Excursion tickets on sale at all prln-
eipal points. DR.. /. f. Nagle, Of New Or
leans. Resident Physician Tor Information
address THE VAIN SPRINGS Co, II. A.
GUDGER, Manager, Warm Springs P. o., Nc.
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DAIRY MnzSrSs SEE=s. one year, SO o. 81
1rrt1s 81 e. -lrea mouths - So o1e
wr~fM. 81 OF
urrfVIr SrEs. one ysAr. s. %; SIX months
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hrraNCE uElIwEaED ST CAKRtES o. fAA-
FAI1 1T NAL.
~. .-le-r-asrs WI peas ohsorve ne oAle
The Republican journal., 1883-04-12

A new steam line is to be established from
Portland, and one which has every prospect of
being Il financial success. A number of gentle
men of Portland Bath and Auburn are about
to organize a stock company for the purpose of
running Il line of steam vessels between Port
land and Cuba. Among those connected with
the enterprise are Messrs. Edmund and William
II. Phinney of Portland, and Capt. Goss. of the
firm of GOss, Packard 4 Sawyer of Bath 1t
is believed that Il line of vessels of about 1900
tons burden, fitted with steam power. enabling
them to make ten knots under steam. will ac-
compsh great results for Portland. The COM
pany will start with one steamer, which will
cost about $4,000, and be constructed bv GoSs,
Sawyer Il Packard. The engines will be fur
nshed by the Portland Company and the steam
er commanded by that Old experienced and
popular officer Capt Bacon, of the Harriet 5.
jackson. The steamer will be provided with
excellent cabin accommodations for about
twenty passengers, and the staterooms con-
structed on the upper deck, where plenty of
air is obtained and is necessary for vessel in
the tropical trade. 1t is expected the vessel
will be running by September lst. and that
when completed the work on the sister ship
will be begun. The corporators will meet for
organization April 10th.
The Republican journal., 1883-04-12
Little Round Top.

All day beneath the July heat,
The bloody tide of battle rolled,
And sabre upon sabre beat
And like death bells the cannon tollcd.
The singing bullets in the air.
Through clouds of dense and sulphurol
smoke.
Sped like the summons of despair,
And many a soul in heaven awoke.
Ger hill and dale, like rising waves,
ON rolled the murky clouds of war,
And from their depths, as if from graves,
The cries Of death rose near and far.
But calm above the tempest'> roar
As some tall mountain near the sky,
Or like a beacon on the shore,
>hone Little Round Top peacefully.
Beneath. around on every side
The tides of conflict ebbed and flowed
Fell back in death; advanced in pride s.
But here the Spartan band abode.
This way the charging columns wheel
Advance. but fall back to the plain;
Here midst the glance and thrust of steel,
Stands firm the hero. Chamberlain,
. soldier with cscutchcon bright.
O Christian knight of high degree.
Whose courage turned the stubborn fight,
This was thy proud Thermopyl1.
And when beneath oblivion's wave
Have sunk the minionS of the hour.
Thy fame shall live beyond the grave,
And bloom Il modest, fragrant flower.
Henry Dennis.
The Republican journal., 1883-04-12
Farm Animals.

In 4 report on farm animals, the De
paltmeut Of Agriculture says the increase
in number Of population and advance in
price Of meat have had a stimulating eff
lccj upon the stock growing industry
The mild weather Of the winter Of 1881
- was also very favorable to the increase
Of numbers on the western ranges and in
the southwest by avoidance Of losses
which, in some winters, largely counter
balance the natural increase. Numbers
Of cattle remain nearly stationary east of
the Mississippi. There has been IN opera
alton a strong tendency in the Northwest
to reduce the area in wheat and extend
the breadth Of corn ard pasturage. 1t is
a healthtul tendency, sustained by the
fact Of superior profit in production Of
beef and milk, and encouraged by the
uncertainty Of wheat growing and reduc-
tipn of rate OF yield under the regime Of
continuous wheat culture. There has
been a great advance in Dakota, Wyom-
ing, Montana and New Mexico. a por-
tion oi the increase over the estimates of
last year comes from more complete
enumeration Of raj ch stock. The mum
Der ana value reported are as follows:
The Republican journal., 1883-04-12

Mr.. Murch, of the Fifth District, was men,
Der of the Committee on Manufactures He in
froduced two Pension bills and bill to incor-
porate the National Trades Union in the Dis
trict of Columbia, which did not pass He in
troduced a resolution under which the investi-
CATION of John Bailey's relations to the WASH
ington Gas Company was made. in which the
charges which he made, like similar charges
which he has made in other Congresses were
not substantiated. Mr.. Murch, upon being
called upon to make good his assertions, was
entirely unable to do So He made speeches
on the Agricultural bill, Congressional Library
Building, reduction Of postage, Shipping bill,
John Bailey and the Tariff bill.
The Republican journal., 1883-04-12
Clippings.

The Governor of Maine has had Il baby and Il
locomotive named after him, but he cannot
claim to be famous until horse and hecktie
and a new brand of soap have been labelled
after him. Boston Herald.
One might suppose from the comments in
certain Maine papers of late that a class of des-
perately wicked citizens We're shooting and
gouging to mark their spite against the capital
punishment law and on purpose to get them
selves hanged. portland Advertiser.
What an interesting event would be the sud
den and unexpected reappearance on the floor
of the House Of the Hon. James g. Blaine, his
visor down, and his white plumes dancing in
the breeze. Stranger things have happened in
politics. 1t is true that Brother Blaine has no
seat in the present House. But the Representa-
tiyes from Maine We're all elected at large and
who can doubt that either Seth l.. Milliken or
Charles A. Boutee would cheerfully resign in
order to make way for their chief and give their
party in the House Il bold, aCroit, and expert
enced leader? n. Y. Sum-
The Republican journal., 1883-04-12
FARM. GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD.

For this department brief suggestions, facts
and experiences are solicited from housekeep-
ers, farmers and gardeners. Address Agri-
cultural editor. Journal Office, Belfast Maine. I
The Republican journal., 1883-04-12

Several claims against the Geneva award have
recently been filed in the court of claims, the
parties choosing to ignore the regular Alabama
claims court. There is some question as to the
jurisdiction Of the court of claims over such
cases which can only be settled by decision of
the court itself.
The Republican journal., 1883-04-12
An English Farm.

ms sons.
ne two greatInduStrleS OF MT nomp-
sons hj1l farm seem to be the raising OF
sheep and keeping cows lor mix. \
idmh tan mas been held lately, al Whlch
ht sold 800 lambs between lour and i've
months oId, averaging III prlce thirty
shIliings or about seven dollars. Such
are Sold TO farmers WHO are not breeders,
~ Ne ldjltned lol marker. Sneep 1alrS
are frequent III SUSSEX. l near OF one
regent iamb talr 10 which were brought
Loco lambs.
lhe -ItlS take me t" the granary to
snow lnr where are stored lboO IleeceS-
Idct WhIrl indicates th3t their father IS
nol oollGed " force bps produce INTO mar
hrt. on poth ItrInS he works about four
irrn lHl"ckS aAd lorty horses. On the
~olih Downs working oxen are shod n
lN" SHOES on cach loot. ot course. They
pas lnuNn down on their backs, and
possession l> taken Of their feet There
ale uloAsmitns and WhcelWrights shops
"n tie place. To save the expense and
.IrI",e = running ~ and fro.
''a tA.- farm are kept fifty COWS IN
"ra"ltu- ortcr Not only ied hut groom
eN. IhtN never come ont Of the stable
except N4en .iIE, when they are turned
'." t.e EMt (" Inyoough pasture, Mr.
t"Hu~Au NMteNashes the slated root Of
Hr >hcas t2 keep the COWS cool.
'ie says Aat d makes Il wonderful differ
Dr T" thc meat absorbed. u was IN
carry August mat visited Mt homp
AeI Neie Jhen ieedlng the COWS
A.lh -Jtth FeItne'. among "hich enough
""'~ ''". .'ptH 9o"ea l9 H"i0 up tltSt
The Republican journal., 1883-04-12

Blind staggers is very indefinite trrm
applied to very different disorders Itmay4
mean vertigo or megrims, sometimes
caused by too rich feed and at other
times 10y the collar compressing the veins
of the neck and hndering the return of
blood from the head. In some parts OF
the country, especially in the South, a
disease is generally meant which consists
essentially OF congestion of the brain or
spinal cord, and in regard to the causes
OF which liltle is known, as no competent
placutioners have ever studied it. The
symptoms generally mentioned in con
ncction with it, might result from over
loaded stomach, from impure water, dis
ease Of the liver, etc. As treatment Of
The latter form, give good purge dive
10 six drachms Of Barbadoes aloes) and
follow with ona-h half ounce each Of brom-
idle and nitrate Of potasSa three times a
day till Improvement results. Rural
New Yorker.
The Republican journal., 1883-04-12
Signing Every Ten Minutes.

The St. Louis Globe Democrat reports
the case OF young lady who has pecu-
liar allment. She is a seamstress, en-
plOyed, with 80 or 60 others, in a large
manufacturing establishment She is II
years of age, and enjoys excellent health
IN every other respect. Indeed she
suffers no bodily pain, as her strange
malady affects those who surround her
more than herself: she has become ac-
customed to it, but it eXcites a feeling of
sadness in them. About four months ago
she had the first attack, and the trouble
has lasted ever since. At intervals Of 10
minutes, night rday, no matter what she
may be doing or where she may be, she
heaves d deep, long drawn sigh. The
doctor says it is impossible to initiate it.
The glrl can work, and is willing to, but
she cannot hel p feeling embarrassed in
large company OF fellow employees. The
doctor thinks that her malady arises
from just such labor ''Bent over a
machine, he said, ''almost constantly in
one position, with nothing to think about
and no chance to think, YOU become a
machine yourself, and you wear out as
the machine does" His opinion, Judging
ilohi "htu lltllc He udtt Setll Ol Tue case,
was that the pneumo gastric nerve was
affected, and perhaps the base of the
brain, the medula oblongata. If so, it
must result dsastrously He had not
seen the young lady since Feb |. He
had treated her with arsenic and vale
rian, and would have used the battery
had she been able to call on him regular
ly. The poor girl had become 50 sensi-
tive that she would not ride in the street
ears, knowing that she would excite at
tention.
The Republican journal., 1883-04-12

FISH AND FISHING. Several carca,se> OF
deer have becn seen crossing Grand Lake and
tributary lakes recently says the Machas
Union. The northeast part of the State seems
to be too nearly lost sight Of in protection or
game and fish. Trout fishing through the ice i,
carried on as boldly is in the open season. 1t
seems but Just that the game ana fish commits
sonerS should send one Of their expert war
dens to this region and give some Of the viola
bushels of CLANS have been dug in Friendship
during the past winter, making some 5000 bar
rels of meats. Two hundred barrels of shelled
CLANS were shipped to Portland last week......
Those interested in Cobbosseecontee Lake fish
ing propose to raise a fund for the purpose of
fleeing a watchman who Shall keep watch and
ward over the bass in the pond during the close
time, it being asserted that large numbers of
the fish are captured in June, thereby not only
breaking the laws, but also working vast injury
to the sport during the open time......The Cape
Ann Advertiser says; \ curious fact about lob
sters is that those caught on the Nova Scotia
coast can not live in the water of Boston har-
bor. on account of the impurtv of the water
so they are brought alive to Ninalhavcn and
then shipped to Boston in barrels. The canning
factories are doing more to eXterminate the
lobster than any other one thing. These fac
tories begin operations about the first of April
and run for five or six months. using Holsters
of any length, without regard to law or any
thing else
The Republican journal., 1883-04-12

Mi Ladd OF the Fourth District was Il mem
Der of the Committees on Public Expenditures
and on Expenditures in the Post Office Depart
ment. He introduced two Pension bills and
made speech on the Shipping bill and on the
tn,.
The Republican journal., 1883-04-12

Cooked meat chopped up and mixed
with other feed is not only relished bv
fowls, but gives back the strength lost
during the moulting process.
The Republican journal., 1883-04-12

IHls makes an aggregate value 0I 3,
33-, l97 .96o. The average real value Of
horses is @70.59; mules, so. 40; milch
COWS, $30.2l other cattle, 32l.S0;
sheep, S2.53; swine, $G.75. The average
value Of horses shows an increase over
the valuation of last year Of SJ2.07 Of
mules, ssh The increase in value of
mich COWS is S4.}2 Of other cattle, 81
81. The advance in value of sheep is Is
cents per head; in swine, $I2O. The
high price Of butter and the stocking of
new dairy districts have stimulated
strongly the price Of mich COWS.
The Republican journal., 1883-04-12

\ matrimonial alliance has been arranged be-
tween Hugh Northcote, son of Sir Stafford
Northcote, and Miss Edith Fish, daughter of
Hamilton Fish, ex-Secretary of State.
The L. 5. Government has given Capt. Rich
ardson. OF the schooner Nokomo, from Var
mouth, Nova Scotia, Il gold watch for extend
ing reef to an American seaman found in a
dory, at sea. One hundred dollars has also been
given the proprietorS of the schooner for loss of
bait while assisting the man.
A Jewish school for girls and boys is to be
opened in Newport, r. L., the location chosen
being most healthfuI and enjoyable one from
natural point of view, and atfordng social OPP
portunities both in winter and summer. second
to no other place in the United States. 1t will
be under the direction of the Rev. A. p. Men
des, with a competent staff of professors select
ed from the best in the land
The Republican journal., 1883-04-12


by thousands WHO u>e Pearls White elyceriue for
the skin. Ii produces e. delightful effect aud Is
The man who lends his influence generally eN
poets big interest on the loan.
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same '
Liebs COS Coca Beef Tonic.
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and ncI.you. btndarh tIn Min, ~ I,iI ~ in n,
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disease; dyspepsia monthly suffering and bilious
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81 Dare Not Love" If her father wears the regu-
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