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a II W. ! very torrowf0l week and ny
lover grew more feeble every day, an II
even I could see how near tao end must

tover9 grew more feeble every Gay, An0
even could see how near tao end must
Il II came very quietly and mercifally Ct
ast. We. were watching the sunset, -
We often did, and ~ y ssnk lower and
lower, Harry. said, 81 shall never see
an ther, dariingw
many. PERHAPS " and 70 me they vii, viii q.
ways speak Of you. But some day
shall see my last, and then shall come
home 10 you"
Ruth" he whispered, coon after.
ward, "it is growing so dark; come clos.
knelt beside him. so that his head
might rest on my shoulder; and So we
waited together.
/ wonder l lived through those hours
to feel that i'll II few moments he would
DO gone from me-that never while l
lived should hear his voice or see his
face again--made me feel as though
must cry aloud in my agony.
Still l waited, quietly, till just as the
sunset glow was d"ing out Of the sky,
lie 'urned his face toward me, ana, with
Il look OF passionate longing love, signed
To mo to kiss him.
Coed bye" he murmured "my wife,
that was to be-"
"Oh, Harry = I said, "I am your wife
in heart and lifelong love! All my love
is going with you, my darling-my dar.
ling"
I can not tell what followed. l knew
my mother and Mrs. Lewis were with
me, but till he died l never left my
place beside him, and then suppose
must have tainted.
But have kept my promise, and old
woman as am now, Harry is still "My
Harry" to me.
How soon wonder, shall see him
again?
There was no sharpness in the old
lady's voice as she said "Good nigfkW
to Madge, and asked If she had had a
happy evening.
Something in her tone made the girls
eyes fill with tears as she answered, $50
very happy, auntie; he does love me
soH'
And the answer was, 'Then thank
Heaven for it. dear. True. constant
love is the greatest earthly gift he can
give YOU"
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Visions basA a.llsn and ~ jsiilse. tIssl,
value u rsal sseats, u not decfeaslne, .
Ct any rate Stationary, salaries afo lower
than they have been fer yeafsla every
department, apartment hotls6e md elab.
orate nats ara taklng 10 themsSlvSs .
majority Of former tesldent hutel Sdests.
aud u seems ~ u . fall "a hotsi rates
Was only 4 question Of time,
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one deg m small b sttles Of i witt Specific
"a. g. 81 cured me sound anl we'll of bad
Scrofulous affection which had bath ed al
treatment. Including Hot Springs. j. II
Raft nauvar OIL
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Free to all Minisrors.

Free to all Minister'S.
I will send two bottles of Warmers White
who will send us an order from his stora.
keeper for two dozen bottles Of the same.
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Swift's Specific Is. g. 81 has cured ms of
Q long.stsn ling case of Eczsms, which has
resisted al SORTS OF treatment. R,v. w. J.
Robinson, N. Ga. Conference.
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III ~ = d III i Il nlbly

yU4 - ~ - Tk00SW1yss
NJ .:ss
e11e9pSs ~: ~ :, dsaf, I've
- Sa1t I 50 ~ 4, .iS q
r. "a SsENxS.H Il
h. - ssS ~.
II s -. y ~ \ 81 y.
L =! e9 = - tass excla:
Aag1o sa smolhefed
:sssss's .sss /. .ssIs i 49, -
d ~ ~. ~ ~ I, y aSsa fino,. th..a -, ~,
ssss. - sSsas 80. 49, 49, ~! pvS.
70. ssss. s!s - = ~ they are.
Md - ~ niece rose to obey
M Or arnlv. 0And whv an
lsiieN ii.kis.y II. ~, s..ts.., -
~. -. a. -. 10 s"'Ve"u "a
= - ~ y !,sl, y.s's,S
I 'so4 - .n0nSense, suppose,
'rsatd tt AYAWn; "tley are silly
| ~ n. ~
- 3.x S,sS ~ a psS'H II nes Dook, whlie
IT, GO words. -. "a
e Vi ~. l0xe n0eoense." All! she
:aoer the time when she had
\ ~ yefy hall.door where
~ b. " ~ s.SySEsH sre nov quite as
90 >! - ss s.
sng tims y used to take Har;
0 "a, ppi8 ot, and now ehe used
~. ~; ~ asli ~ ~ qmte out OF sight
49,. ~. ~. OF the avenue! II
49, y ssSS ~ II yinee until Rosamond
~ ~ F. say snings never seemed
~ ~ 1sgssa nafry used TO walt
,.s..,s 49, - Sr g 1esr eome fayorlte
= ~ si stsi - ~ 1s seaa playea
o. o. q shsn Hairy enio aUS e aood
music nfo
eead yis { yas ea w,sSsF , iss
harrySho0l4 admtre her fair complex
ION ana low hair and eyes, only it
-. EeAdful to feel how plain
and ge one must lock beside
her. shs' sd able t. do everything,
ts4 manlsf :.
4. - so ...s xssa. sio knltunH was cropped
81 s..S Sse1 noove " grew hard,
:.-i.,,ass .l.,sl aAlIy teinDg me ne
snrS and :rsSsss. ny .,,. 70 .mita,e her
sg W. 49, 49, 1 &C e must have made
1 ss..o s csiw 70 ~ uon remember 1t.
4sS,; ~ ~ - s goMDer Dnnd, helpless
81 . 49, 81 49, IS anu WOUNDED pride
81 3 r - - &c. ,s.,,..,, :.
efsw daKlAad Harry had always Til now
deedsthee Ives the dearest and best
- ~ Inn. and he wondered every one
49, is y loss e. with u, M. .. !l knew that
IN ssss,. ~ Wnst was this1
100 heart would break, and |
e1sMbe Nayine oRer. and over, .tOh,
I NJ MTy=not Harry" It seemed as
M CoFllve-~urs everything else If /
might ke4p his love.
d9yl and stupid that evening;
a. ~ she kissed me when he said
$50 thskit wss aes,cmpanied by Il
pu would 'tinake yourself
g soat lcthtng. md would try
It; . s.
~ hard word. thought.
bue Ssxt tONo - he said, though ev-
cry 10y more and more sure tina:
- = which had been mine was Civ,
md At last our en.age-
~ ss .,s 49,.
u ~ III remembrance of
Re me SILVER now
q lVsaaG6H; but / suffered very
skeeAfv
= 49,.
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The oldest school-teacber in New Hs.
ven is Sarah Wilson. negress, seventy.
seven years old, who has been teachino
for sixty years. Her father vas h horn !:
slave In New Haven, but he bought his
freedom. Mrs. Wilson has q pocl atju.
cation. and teaches private school Of
very young children. III ~ p. 3.
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should kesp myself constnntly ii nor,
let condition. I an, therefore. II
training oil the time. nv dit o eiways
- carefully regulated NJ theaeh I M 70
null race next dav1 -
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Nearly $40 Of The, inQusa,s i,sid In
Ess'.Rs . End wa's y . sssal.sa i,
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Write Home Health Company. Mime.
apolis, Mimi, for Home treatment 81 all
diseases. Burest, cheapest in the world.
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The COnduct0r

Conductor Warren, Of Winoua. Mimi,
says, I used one bottle Of Warmers White
Wire Of Tar Syrup, when wss 10 hoarss I
cauld not speak above whisper, aud in
twenty -four hours 1t cured me. It is the best
reuedy ever saw.
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RusuMoRE, O.-Dr. A. Page. says: II hsv.s
preycrtpud Browns Iron Bitters In several
Instances, and In each case Obtained good re-
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Tho Doctors Enforcement.

DR.. w. d. Wright, Cincinnati, o., sends
subjoined professional endorsement: Il have
.prefcfibed Or. Vim. Halls Balsam Tor the
Lungs in . great aumbev ofoases and always
given up BY several physicians Who had
been called ID for consultation with myself.
The patient had all the symptoms Of con.
Grmed oonsumption-cold night swea.s,
hectic fever, harassiug cough, etc. He COM
menced Immediately to get better and was
soon restored to his usual health. have
also found Dr.. VIM. Halls Bslsam for the
Lungs the most valuable ex oectofant for
breaking mp distressipg coughs snd colds
that HAYS ever used
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An effective medicine for kidney diseases,
low levers and nervous prostration, and we'll
worthy of trial, Is Browns icon Bitters.

feed from CatArrh for yeas. he pur.
chased . DO tie Of EIy's Cream Balm Of ns,
He isnow almost cured, and says you can
not recommend It too highly. We are sell.
ing more Of Ely's Cream Balm than ofAtl
other catarrh re.nediis, can hardly keep .
supply en- hand -Evers Bros, Druggists
Independence, Iowa.
The earl OF Cork had his Pc cket picked
in Montreal on Wednasdsy Of 81, 600.
Ot rate mi NieS. rnaclit,s. l,pd.hps. 15C.
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The Ohio penitepsisry clears $2e. eco this

SKINNY MEN--Wclis' Health Issnewer" restores
health and yigor. cures dysleIsia. impotence. 81.
Gertie Fuller proposes u stick to her fe
mate husobnd. WI
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Lyons Patsnt Metallic Heel Stiffeners keep
new boots and shoes from Running over.
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To cure sore throat, gargle with Piso's
Cure for Consumption and rest we'll.
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InaiTATLox: masaha fSSSs ~ ii.
O'Donnel.th svsugsr's wiis, = . domss
fla In philsdel Bhia. ~
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- m 9iS{na 2 -'''
Is iS "a angel he whispered-..my
my xling Ruthp And then an ex.
- - 81 pain came across his face.
,Hs sdded; Not mine now; I have
u mink all tbs love I had ever felt for
"a came upon me with twofold force.
81 AAnling by him, l.. told him how
EiengANe him, and how. dearly /
Ahlms aud hon I loved him then.
Slcthnot believe IT.; am not worth
~ I'D aalg.. w. :.
nd ! did not know how to comfort
Aa1 49, Z ! aid, "did you think I
e. ~ knew you would. he answer
n ~ were you sure?" Iasked again
cauD0 yon were always 40 f1rs,;v.
nd g60d, darling"
b Md because yon knew. as soon NO vo,,
awakened from that bad dr.s ~.
~. Still loved each other. inst a sou" M,a
tnSse happy days which seem SO
itl,Hal; until death, J" he whisnarad
isdeax love.
3ssS,SsSslYSNA AOIS y .llCllo WHILE
~ think then how near our sen.
saea ~; could only thank God for
~ back 70 eacli other.
"a fhoe feN precious days Harry told
Ail thes story Of hiasi slfatuatioE far
0on9 SIsp1 quickly lie had rspented
and how Splten he ionsed to break 81
neaeement even though he knew
Is would be no chance of having
\ taf y. Vic Thea, "a : at Of piaae
eme sest Or fancied reolect. sHe
u shim over aud accepted, and was
Atses married to her ricb lover.
:! not sorry iOfi,er, Ruth he
don't think she ever really
49,. y was moro toiproye her
sS cinationz nan. anyih hing else
1Qn me from Won. Veal
-, " no added bittef1y. ITO
happiness for the ~ ofa (
i iongsd for yon. nv Sisr.
teil yousbnt [ 4daSed ut
~ zsws and when EEnew /
M mtsli die eopld not
sQtS rom Sou. aid Il
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In 1850 ABrovNss Bseaehtss Zy9cAes 'swett
introduced. aud their suocess as . euro 20
Coda Coughs. Asthma and Bronchitis mai
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The Princes AlOGt oi Rusaaa hes 9
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b@Mare!

THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
iis..-lssf Drawer 3, Atlanta, d.
National Republican., 1883-12-04
To ORDER, IS Pants. Elseman Bros, 7th and E
"Ths School for Scandal"


This brilliant and witty comedy was the first
great success OF its author, Richard Brinsley
Sheridan, the statesman, orator, and dramatist Of
England in the eighteenth century, member OF
parliament, making the most wonderful speech
(the Impeachment Of Warren Hastings), writing
the brightest comedy. and managing the first
theater in Great Britain were the epochs of his
life His father. Thomas Sheridan, was great
tragedian his son Tom was an erratic genius; his
granddaughter Hon. Mrs Norton) was lady of
great accomplishments and rare beauty; many of
his descendants now grace the English peerage.
The comedy of "The School for Scandal was re-
ceived with great delight 10y society in England
when first produced-the lesson 1t inculcated was
salutary, as London revclled in scandal at that
time-and ever since when given with proper
assignment of characters II has proven sure
success Mrs. Langtry admirably fits the character
OF Lady Teazle. In her company Is Mrs. Jane
Germon, who as cousin to Joe Jefferson. possesses
equally with him the comedy endowment of that
distinguished family, "rhG School for Scandal
will be given at Ford's next Monday.
National Republican., 1883-12-04
THE STRIKING STUDENTS.
Probability of the Pharmaceutical Glass
Going Back to Their Studies.

The striking" students OF the National College
of Pharmacy, who withdrew in body from the
las. lecture because colored man had been ad-
mittcd 10 membership, assembled about the hall
last night during the progress of the regular
lectures and discussed the question among
themselves. The attendance in the
lecture room was quite small, and i'll
cluded the coored student, Oscar NJ Atwoo |.
AT the conclusion of the lectures, about twenty
five of the striking students held II stormy meet
ing in the college, After the election of Mr..
Kelley as chairman, and of secretary. several
speeches were made, and il was stated Oy mem
Der of the senior cluss that the seniors expected
to graduate next spring, and many of them had
paid their tuition fee, they, had de.
excited the ire of some Of the Juniors,
who denounced such "weakncss" and Chicken
heartedness." one junior said "wc have major.
ity out with us, and why not stick together and
go TO the Howard University School of Phar-
macyT
A motion to stay out of the college as long as n
msiorlty would stick together was lost on yea
and nay vote, and motion to leave the matter 10
the judgment of each student was adopted. The
meeting then decided to present Mr. W. 8. Thomp-
son with suitable present because he favored the
students with his vote at the trustees meeting.
There are still twenty the students in the strike,
but from appearances last night all Will go back.
National Republican., 1883-12-04

At yesterdays meeting of the Travel club at
the residence of Mrs. Lockwood and Mrs. Rixford
$40 Twelfth street northwest, Mrs. solberg read u
paper upon the earlier ancient history of Spain,
and Mr.. Ch. Dean delivered an essay upon the
habits and customs of the Spaniards The rest OF
the evening was filled by vocal selections by Mrs.
Byron II. Andrews and Miss Roberts, and ins ru-
mental music by Mrs. Woodward, Misses Birney
and Harrison. Mrs Senator Logan, who is u mem
Der of the club and has just returned from West
Point. was rendered a warm greeting by those
present at the close OF the proceedings.
National Republican., 1883-12-04
MANDAMUs ASKED.
suit Against the Comptroller OF tho Cur
rency for More Equitable Distribu

Suit Against the Comptroller OF tho Cur
rency for More Equitable Distribu-
ton.
The case Of Stephen V. White against Hon. John
J. Knox, the comptroller of the currency, occu-
pied the attention of the court in banc yesterday.
The relator, White claimed in his petition that he
was q creditor of the Miners National bank of
Georgetown, Col, which failed Dec. 20, 1875; that
he had obtained a Judgment in Colorado in June,
1883, for slO4 ,52372 which is still in force. He
further alleged that the comptroller has made
rataole dividends to the other creditors OF the
bank, amounting to about 60 per cent. He claims
that he should have received Us an squal share
with the other creditors the sum of ST., OIL with
interest, and that he has only received SIC 75
He now claims for the balance, namely, S2l 1886,
and asks for mandamus 10 compel the comp
troller to pay over 10 him that amount. The case
wa' argued yesterday on demurrer to the plea of
the defendant, which was TO the jurisdiction of
the court The court oyerruled the demurrer and
sustained the plea. The case goes up to the
United States supreme court.
National Republican., 1883-12-04
Suggestions FOR Xmas Presents.

Gents gold head canes, from $3.50 up.
Gents solid gold scarf pins, S2 up.
Gents solid gold lockets, from 81 IN.
Ladies solid gold earrings, from So up.
Children S solid gold earrings, from 81 up.
Elegant opera glasses, with case, S3
ChiIdren's solid gold neck chains, 81.
Boys nickel stem winding watches, $3.50.
Ladies' solid gold American $. W. watches, S25.
Gents solid gold American watches Sl5
Solid gold bangle bracelets IS each
Rogers five bottle casters, triple plate, $3.50.
Half Dozen solid silver ten spoons. 50.
MarbleiZed S-dAy clocks, cathedral gong, $3.50
Xmas goods can be reserved now.
Avoid the rush, and get first choice.
r. HARRIS & Co., 432 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1883-12-04
Goutational.

-
CtEIECT ART SCHOOL-i0ss 18TH ST. y. W.
- bet. X and L; Miss $. W. Kelly London Medal
isD, prlncpal Miss NJ. Kelly assistant do5.6t
NITASHINGToN SCHOOL OF PHoNoGRAPHY
w AND THPE-WRlrlNG reopens sEPTEM.
BER H. lesa SHORTHAND casses will meet each
evening atG3l
Private instruction given by a thorough and prac.
tcal teacher Special course oftwelve lessons for
i've photographers. Students furnished With Text
Books Copy Books, Blank Books. Dictionaries PERL
Odicals and other Photographic materials.
TYPE-WRlTlNG Lessons given ut every hour OF
the day or evening, Use OF writing machine one
hour with each lesson,
Writing Machines, Ribbons, Linen Paper, and other
supplies AZ lowest prices to students.
J. A. WHlTCoMB, 027 str est northwest
StPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, LINCOLN
= Hall Building, corner Ninth and p streets. Day
aud night sessions. Complete In Its arrangements for
training sons and daughters and men and women for
sefsuppOrt, usefulness aud honorable indepe ndencp
students received every month In the year Scholar
ship for year from date Of entrance day night fis
per quarter day go; night fa Illustrated circulars
mailed on application,
HENRY q SPENCER, Principal
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, VicePrinopaL
National Republican., 1883-12-04
To ORDER, SIS Suits. Eiseman Bros, eth and e
A HAPPY BRIDE.
Wedding OF Frank II. Helmick and Miss
Emma Meachnm.

Wedding OF Frank II. HeImiclS and Miss
Emma Mencham.
The marriage of Mr.. Frank II. Helmick to Miss
Emma NJ. MeNcham. eldest daughter of Mrs. John
oConnell, took place last evening at the re idence
of the brides Iarents sos X street northwest
Only the relatives aud intimate friends of the
families were present The ceremony was per.
formed by Rev. Mr. Ward, of the Foundry church.
The bride wus dressed In a handsome white cash.
mere trimmed with Spanish lace. Miss Annie
MeaCham, sister of the bride, was the bridesmaid.
The groUmsman was Mr.. George Helmick, brother
If q g groom. At the conclusion OF the ceremony
q wedding supper was served. Among the guests
present we're Miss G. Gilbert, Mrs. AMI NJ IS Chris
tlan, Miss Sally ]. Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Turner, MIR.
and Mrs. Rowan, Mr.. and Mrs. J. oConnell Mr..
aud Mrs Frier Mr.. and Mrs. ChnTles Meacham,
Messrs. II. h. Riley and W. T, Nabers. Mrs aud
Miss Evans, Capt. p. ii. Rodier. Capt. and Mrs g..
p. Wood and Miss Wood.
National Republican., 1883-12-04
Crv,tsI Fount Inst,Ilntion.

At the last meeting Of Crystal Fountain Temple
OF Juvenile Templars, the following Offices re-.
Gently elected to serve during the ensuing term,
were duly installed John Rittue, W. c.; George
PRODIGY, p. w. C.; Miss Emma Reid, V. G.: May
Mitchell. chaplain; Thomas o 0Connell, r. s.; Miss
s.; Miss Julia l.. Shaw, treasurer; Ed. Rittue,
marshal; Miss Lidie Reid, assistant marshal; Miss
Lizzie Dumberth, X. IL. s.. Miss Ada Snyder, l.,
Ii. s.; Miss Blair Shaw, l. G Charles Friend, o. G.
National Republican., 1883-12-04
SCROLLS, toys, favors scraps &C., atJ, Jay Gould's
The Capital city Guards.

The first anniversary of company b. Capital
City Guards will be celebrated at the Fifteenth
Street Presbyterian church Tuesday evening, Dec
4, 1888 at which time Col. George NJ. Arnold will
deliver the annual address and Prof. George W.
Cook will preside. The corps is in flourishing
condition since its organization, Dec A, 1880
There have been no deaths or severe illness
among its members. Fihythree active and sixty
one honorary members have been added to It's
rlls. Officers of the corps are as fOllOws Cap
tain, William p. Gray: first lieutenant William A.
Smallwood; second lieutenant, h. II. Graham;
A Brodie,
National Republican., 1883-12-04
cARsTAIRs, MCCALL & CO.'S Famous Rye.
A Pooketbook on It's Travels.

Agentleman, A who was passenger on the west
ern express train few nights ago left his pocket
book on the seat he occupied in riding from Bal
timore 10 this city. lie did not miss 1t until he
had walked ten squares from the Baltimore and
Ohio depot on his way home, lie returned at
once to the depot-the train having left for the
board the cars. and, If possible, recover his
pocketbook, which contained $50. The agent aid
as requested, ana found me purse ana contents
II was returned to its owner by the conductor OF
the next east bound train
National Republican., 1883-12-04
EIuhth subdlyision OF Charitles.

Subdivision No. s. Associated Charities, held a
meeting for the election of officers at the Eastern
Presbyterian church, Eighth street northeast, be-
tween II and streets. The total amount con-
tributed was slO6l7. Total amount expended
sl03.l7, leaving u balance of So. The following
Officers were elected President Prof. j. W. Chick
eriug, Deaf Mute college, vice president, Hon. W
c. Dodge, ll6 street northeast: treasurer, Mr..
Charles Junken, lt0 street northeast; retary,
AM Ranonse, 902 FHtreet northeast; board ofmnn'
Agers, Mr.. Charles Junken, Mrs. VI. q. Dodge, DR..
j. L. Carpenter. and \. 9. MCDOWell
National Republican., 1883-12-04
Qir0.

RLAND-Hov. IS, 1885 at the home OF his mother,
in Charleston, S. L., ALLES NJ. BLAND, the first
colorid man 10 enter the Patent Once as clerk and
father of James A. Bland, the minstrel
New York papers please copyl
TAYLOR.-Atl p. M, on the LIST instant, amer a
rect Of Jonathan Taylor the 56th year OF her age.
Funeral from her late residence, No. ll02 Ninth
street northwest Tuesday the eth instant, at II
m. Friends ofthe family invited 10 attend. W
YEATMAN,-Dec. ., 1883, at u A. mr. ARTHUR III.
YEATMAS, aged "a years months and ~ days.
Funeril IRON his late residence, b38 street south
west Tuesday, Dec. T. ut O'Clock p m.
lCncinnati papers please copy.l 90
National Republican., 1883-12-04
oyEncoArs, slO. Elseman Bros. cor 9Th and E

The Concerts at sour Fathers" Church.
The series OF concerts to be given at the
"Church of Our Fathers" corner Of l. and Thir-
teenth streets, commencing tomorrow evening,
will be of excellent character. The church is
we'll adapted TO such purposes, the choir COM
bnes much TALENT and the concerts viii COM
mand the attention Of all lovers Of music.
National Republican., 1883-12-04
Heiibrun's Christmas Glni

As token Of regard and esteem TO our patrons
we have concluded to present all who buy " Five
Dollars" worth of Boots, Shoes, slippers, Rubbers,
or Arctics from Nov. % until Dec. 25 with Il pair
of Gum or Leather Shoes or slippers at the value
Of Finy cents" aud u handsome souvenir
"Our prices are lower than the lowest"
J.. HEILBRUN. 402 Seventh street northwest.
Look for "The Old Woman in the Window"
National Republican., 1883-12-04
PrODlenna.

Life presents many problems to the serious
mind, The man, for example, who sits cross.leg.
one in his vicinity. Modern civilization has not
yet invented method of dealing with the fdi0-
syncracy of cigarette smoking; but the problem
"Wherewthal shall VIC be olothed?" has been
solved BY Henning, 40 Seventh street.
National Republican., 1883-12-04
DEFRAUDING PENSIONERS.
Arrest OF n Pretended Agent or the Cow
ernment for swindling.

The commissioner of pensions has notified peo-
pie that no one is allowed to collect money as an
agent OF that department. for his services as a
special examiner The notification was issued to
warn persons against man who calls himself
Capt. J. W. jerks, alias Moore This individual
has been travelling through country towns repre-
sentiug himself u be q special ageut OF the PEN
siou Office and collecting money from applicants
for pensions. He was recently apprehended ut
nrosepution.