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National Republican., 1883-04-19

DANIEL CUBLEY. another of the victims of
the infamous ipformer Carey and of British
jurisprudence as administered in Ireland, was
convicted yesterday. The defense by his
counsel the concluding argument for the
crown, the charge of the judge, the delibera-
tiOa 90 Of tho jury. tho verdict and the
National Republican., 1883-04-19

IN an interview published in another col
umn Col. Allen, auditor of Virginia, shows
how the bourbon treasurers in some counties
are attempting to further their own and their
party's interests by closing the schools on the
pretensc that there is no money to keep them
open. If money is wanting in any county, it
is probably due to the treasurer's neglect, If
it is not he can get more by applying to the
auditor.
National Republican., 1883-04-19

WHAT is troubling everybody at Ottawa
lust now is to know whether four pistol
shots fred near Rideau hall Tuesday night
were intended for some high official or for
muskrats.
National Republican., 1883-04-19

THE uuveiling of the statue Of Prof. Henry
to-day in tho Smithsonian grounds will be a
most interesting occasion, and will doubtless
be witnessed by thousands who honored the
good man while living and revere his mem
ory in death.
National Republican., 1883-04-19
ChoInrn md smnIInn..

A report has been received by the national
board of health saying that cholera, which
prevailed at an alarming extent in China,
Japan, and India some time ago. has disap-
peared. A report has also been received that
smallpox is raging in Rio de Janeiro
National Republican., 1883-04-19

BETS are made in New York city of thou
sand to one and no takers that Mr.. Whitelaw
Reid, the journalistic dude of the Tribune,
cannot be induced to tell what he knows
about tho raising of 100000 which was used
in the last presidential campaign.
National Republican., 1883-04-19
NOAH and Pharaoh for 1854,

Tilden and Harrison-well, that would be
n ticket The only improvement possible would
be to nominate Pharaoh and John Kelly
Pharaoh is dead, to be sure, If the Old Testament
can be relied on, but he is not enough deader
than Tilden to make much difference, and
Kelly is certainly "bger man" than Carter
Harrison.
National Republican., 1883-04-19
su.nleloua looking Brltlshsr..

Our transatlatic cousins, trembling with the
fear Of unknown dangers and watching suspicious
looking Americans, think sadly OF the time when
a suspiclously looking Britisher was not an un.
common sight upon American streets,
National Republican., 1883-04-19
THURSDAY. APRIL 10, 1883.

Every effort n being made TO hare THE REPuBucAN
delivered carly and promptly in all parts Of ne city
Persons uho do not receiue their paper, or uho have
any cause Of complaint, wiH ohfoe ov nofVy'no me
Q0ioe, either In person or by postal card.
National Republican., 1883-04-19
TABLE TALK.
TIE YourH,s rAnnx.

NSN - y NhNths
"Canst tell me love-" quoth merry Ike,
While toying with her ring,
why Is purse proud plumber like
The early bird Of spring 2"
She softly shook her sheltered head
That nestled 'gainst his frills,
And he with bold assurance said,
Both kill their prey with bills"
Commercial Advertiser.
National Republican., 1883-04-19
IT is somewhat early to be setting out hot
house presidential booms.

JUDGE PAysoN, of Illinois, gives, in an in
terview in another column, a talk on rail-
ways and land grants. 1t contains deal of
information slightly seasoned with opinion.
National Republican., 1883-04-19
LONDON AND PARIS.

THE REPUBLICAN, will bc found on file at the
American Exchange in Europe, No. iio Strand,
London; tho American Exchange in Paris, No, S5
Boulevard des Cspucines.
National Republican., 1883-04-19
NEW YORK OFFICE.

The New York Office OF THE REPUBLICAN, Is at
Room 65. Tribune building, where files of The RE-
PUBLICAN and all necessary information relating
10 advertisements can be obtained.
National Republican., 1883-04-19

FHnNTU UUVTVs UTTTITVUVTVI'
RemittAnces may be made at our risk, either by
draft express, post. .ofioe order. registered let
ter Money sent in any other way is at the risk Of
the person sending it. Address.
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,.
Washington, ID. G.
National Republican., 1883-04-19
m c,Ty SUBSCRIBERS.

1pr DAILY REPUBLICAN delivered by carriers to
sny mart of the city and suburbs, regularly and
early, at the following rates:
Per Month. '.''.'.''''''''''''''''''' "
Per quarter. odoO
Ter Year,. .'''''''''' WV
National Republican., 1883-04-19

death sentence were all rushed through at
one sitting. The prisoner was not ordered to
be hung in the court room.
National Republican., 1883-04-19
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
BY The National Republican Company

omoc, Pa. Avenue, Cor. Tenth and n sts
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TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION PER YEAR BY MAIL.
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National Republican., 1883-03-30

and other dioceses will be guests Of the diocese
Of Maryland
The original joint committee appointed by
the bishops of Maryland and Easton was
composed as follows:
For Meryland-Rev. Drs. Leeds. Hodges, Gram.
mer, aud Williams Of Baltimore Rev. Mr. An
drews, Of Washington; Rev. Mr.. SOuthgnte, Of
Annapolis; Dr. John NJ. Bronze, of 81. Mary's
and Mr.. Il. J. Hall, of Montgomery.
For Eastou-Rcv Drs. Barton and Wilson, DR..
Isaac L. Adkins, and Mcssis $. G. Roberts, William
Z. Walker, and George X. Goldsborough
To this committee large number of clcr-
gymen and laymen have been added-the
Rev. DIR. Leeds, of Baltimore. being chairman,
and Rev. DIR. Wilson, of Easton, secretary.
The finance committee consists of MCssrs.
William II. Perot, c. Morton Stewart, Will
lam Keyser, Edgar G. Miller, r. NJ. Proud,
and John l.. Hurst, of Batimore Thomas
Craddook, OF Baltimore county, and Messrs.
w. w. Corcoran, Charles NJ. Matthews, and
ID. w. Middleton, of Washington.
National Republican., 1883-03-30
A Protestant Episcopal Centennial,

This year is the one hundredth anniversary
Of the organization of the old diocese of Mary
land after the separation from the mother
church of England resulting from the political
separation, The convention Of the two dio-
ceses of Maryland and Easton, at their ses-
sions of last year, decided to mark the period
by some appropriate celebration to be had in
Baltimore at the time Of the meeting Of the
diocesan convention in May Of this year.
Under authority of their action the bishops Of
Maryland and Easton have appointed Joint
committee TO carry the purpose into effect
with power to add TO its membership. The
order of proceedings proposed is substantially
as follows: On Tuesday morning. May 30, in
st. PauPs church, an historical discourse by
the Right Rev, Bishop Lay, of Easton, cover
ing the colonial period at the opening OF the
convention on Wednesday, May 80, by ap-
pOintment of the bishop of the diocese, an
historical discourse by the Rev. DR.. Hutton,
of Montgomery county, relating to the organic
zation one hundred years ago and the period
since; and on Tuesday evening gathering
in some appropriate place of AN informal char
actcr, TO be onliyencd and made interesting
by addresses suited to the hooccasion, and by the
reading of papers upon subjects connected
with the diocesan history Of the past hundred
years. The gentlemen invited from Easton
National Republican., 1883-03-30
A SUSPICIOUS BLAZE.
An Inciplent Fire EHtinguishod Mt the
Surgeon-GeneraI's Office.

Some days ago slight fire was discovered
under the cellar steps of one of the four build
ings on f street, between Ninth and Tenth
streets northwest, occupied by a portion of
the clerical force Of the surgoon-gen
office. Some of the clerks extinguished the
fire before any damage had been done. 1t
was limited at the time that the fire was of
incendiary origin, and il was also said that
other attempts had been made to fire the
buildings. Surgeon-General Crane appointed
a acommittec, consisting of Messrs. Corson, Rose,
and Wilson, to investigate the matter. This
committee has not yet made a report.
A REPUBLICAN reporter last night saw Dr.
Benjamin f. Pope. u. S. A., in charge Of the
buildings in question. DIR. Pope said there
had only been one fire, and that he did not
believe 1t was of incendiary origin. at was
discovered in pile of rubbish under the
cellar steps of No. 937, think, and caused
no damage whatever" he said. at was
probably caused by some clerk throwing away
a lighted cigarette There are stringent rules
against smoking in or about the building,
but sometimes it is done surreptitously."
" The files in your office are very valuable,
are they not?"
Enormously so. They are tho hospital
registers, and absolutely necessary in relation
TO claims for pension. All my files are, how
ever, stored in eases which are upon wheels.
There are inclined planes which can be put in
instant use, and should q fire break out,
twenty men could get every file of papers out
of the building in twenty mi nutes."
DR.. Pope said he he'd not yet been called
upon to testify before the committe ee.
National Republican., 1883-03-30
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued yesterday to
Joseph II. Scott and Mary Westcr, both of this
city James II. Howard, of Harrisburg, Pa,
and Ellen Doram, of this city; John II. Bly,
and Mary A. Glynn, both of this city; Robert
Cory aud Alice Simpson, both of this city !;
John Gray and Amelia Il, Green, both of this
city; +. NJ. Mason, of King George county,
Va, and Laura Brookor of this city
Jacob Abraham, of Now York, and Mrs. o. II;
Harding, of Brampton, Canada; James B..
Sutherland and Fora Rose Beach, both of
Fairfax county, Va; Philip Rout and Mary
Alice Green, both of this city; John Dent
and Martha burgess. both Of this city.
National Republican., 1883-03-30
The Future OF the Negro Rnce.

At noon yesterday the distinguished colored
historian Prof. George w. Williams, delivered
n lecture at Howard university to a large and
cultivated audience The lecturers theme
was "The Future Of the Negro Race in
America" The well known ability of the
speaker guaranteed thoughtful and inter-
esting essay. Practical common sense was
the Characteristic of the paper, which was
well delivered and we'll received.
National Republican., 1883-03-30

NJ. ST. PAUL, Paris physician, has offered
the French academy the sum of IS 900 TO found
prize for tho discovery of cure for dph-
liberia. lie has evidently not heard of DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup, which has cured hun
dreds of cases of this awful disease.
National Republican., 1883-03-30
INoR RENT-BY d, IL. WARMER,
o9 Bridge st, G'pnr, 10 %

our Weekly Reut List published every Monday
morning. contains complete schedule OF our HOUSES,
stores, slups aud arms ouered tor rent, together
with descriptions, prices &c, ana how they may ho
seen. Property for sale In al parts ofthe city Money
~ ''''' '' AVA N"'''' b, Ii. WARNER, Ol9 street,
National Republican., 1883-03-30
GOutational.
&usinrsa Chanfrs.

A TPRIVATESALE-EX IRA INDUCENnGNrs
n offered on valuable diamonds watches, und hue
e@ery ~ private sale for ten DAYS only; The stock
auction rooms, corner r,Eth and % streets, masa.3,
Z IBERAL RATE or INTEREST ALLOWED
n on Time Deposits, unied Statel Bonds bought
ana sold 70 market rates; Collections made every
where, by y y, sQuIER q CO., Bankers, lil6 Penn.
nylVanlAaYenue. lla2su
National Republican., 1883-03-30
S0lnnttn---nlisttIIanrnns.


VJANTED-A GOOD SECOND HAND tNcU.
w bator. Address Box 90, CITY Post uHce CIV.
Ing terms mn80atH
A YOUNG MAN WANTS PRIVATE DANC.
IA lng lessons. Address JONES, Republican Olicc.
mn2N-Sta
w VANTED-YOUNG GENTLEMAN WISHES
w 20 rent good, welEtuned, upr gft ppnO please
o1lce. mae93te
WTANTED-THE USE OF a PIANO FOR iTS
w care during the sumlneri no Chldreni best rot
erences aud best OF care taken oft Address PIANO,
Republican Ofllce. ma2s3te
WANTED = EVERYBODY 10 PATRON1HE
w Iloyds Washington 2{cent Expre's. baggage,
parcels Nc, called for aud delivered Offices, is pcnu
syvonia avenue and 1893 Fstreet northwest ma2s6tF
WANTED RELIC HUNTERS 10 KNOW
w that we are selling the knots, &c, sawed rom
Tue trees which used to stand in front ufthe cid War
to have been set out by Gen. jackson during his
Presidency. Apply to OF address H. N. sOPER, Fore
man excavation approach ofncw War department,
clly. ma2S1t
VXyANTED - SECOND HAND COUNTER,
w desks, and once iurniiurei suitable for small
banking purposes. Address A. b. ", City Postofico
NIyANTED-To PURCHASE on RENT, GOOD
w butter stand in Center Market; state price or
rent BUTTER Republican Office. na2s3tf
w TED EVERY FAMILY TO KNOW
w that "Bugorts Vegetable Cough syrup" IS n
certain cure for whooping cough, Group, or colds,
Guaranteed free from all narcotic polsons. mn2ii2T
DARrIEs LEAVING THE CITY CAN HAVE
j. their furniture, Sc hauled, packed for ship
seventh street aud Pennsylvania avenue mal7-tf
- CENTS PER LOAD PAID FOR ALL DIRT
- put In hole on east side of Third street ween
and IL northeast J. w. STAIR, 1870 New York
avenue. mn1-lm
UTANTED--YoU TO KNOW THAT WE SELL
w tirst-cass taiOrs make secondhand suit
much better and great deal cheaper than a common
new suit can be bought at
National Republican., 1883-03-30
THE EYEBROWS AND EYELASlIIS.
THE EYEBROWS AND EGELASHES
THE EYEBROWS AND IfYELASHES.
nHE EY ERRlNkS 4 M 1GN EI.AAHNS.

There is more beauty In pair of vigorous, regular,
unfrm and well'kcpt eyebrows, long, dropping,
curved and bewitchin" cyclnShef, than people arc
aware OF n very unattrnytive eve assumes new
beauty and greater influence when II looks rom bo-
meath long, well.devClOpcd, fascinating lrlnges. In
oriental countries these considered n be the most
distinguishing features Of personal beauty, aud la
dys lnshes are unnttraCve " not long aud dropping
our society ladies' acknowledge these to bp rare nd:
unct Of beauty by resOrng to the use Of pencil and
brush TO supply artilCally this facial ndoinmcnt
which nature has failed 10 supply TO them In SUM
DIR VAN DYCK, Dermntologist 7os Eleventh
street northwest, is pleased to inform ladies' tnut
he has devoted especial attention To the treatment,
cultivation, ana preservation OF the eyebrows and
ashes lie treats them In the most scientific, artistic,
and Hkillhll manner, making them long, vigorous,
UNIFORM aud regular. II Is In every ladya power 10
have beautiful eyebrows and laShes. Call ON DIR.
VAN DNCk a. once and be treated. He VIII treat
you for month longer aud he will then give you
instructions how to treat yourself lfyOu have any
rash humOr eruption, or skin diseasc you wish u
beautiful eompeNion luNurant hair, fill, vigorous
uniform eyebrows long bewitChing lashcs, soft,
smooth. white and pretty hnnds you are cordially
invited To consult DIR, VAN DYCk Rt once. You
Will be treated in the most SCIENTIFIC artistic and
skfu manner The Doctor Is familiar with every
secret OF the Physician, Surgeon, DermatolOgiSt,
Chemist, aud Peruner, and is thoroughly skilled in
DermatolOgy.
Call aud make your engagements now. as only n
limited Eumbcr can be treated daily.
DIR VAN DNCkS office, 7Os Eleventh street
northwest, Daily u. m, TO y. m.l Sundnys, to ..
The operation of EeorOlysls for the permanent re-
moval OF SuperluOus Hair skillfuly performed by
DIR, VAN DNCK. ie2-f.m,w
National Republican., 1883-03-30
Sorautro- .Mrlp--- .ftmaIr.
Salnnirh. Sitnntinns---YflnLr.

WTANTED-A POSITION As WAITER or
w driver In private family or grocery store. APP
ply at ll0S Ninth street northwest ma3O.3t"
NNANrED-A SITUATION BY MAN AND
Wv wife (white)i man TO attend to horse, garden,
%Ci woman rs cook rectCnCcs. Address iiig rwcn.
tiCth srCet between NJ and l.. mu2D-3tn
National Republican., 1883-03-30
NrrsunuI.


DRIVATE LESSONS GIVEN EVENINGS IN
Il Patent Office ana architectural drawings good
TelerenCe' terms moderate, For further Information
call at No. n3g III street northwest, Monua,, Wedn
day, and Friday evenings from TO O'clock. 30.3@
sHORTHAND TAUGHT THOROUGHLY BY A
Sgentleman Of experience; $3.50 per month; three
lessons er week Address r., Republican Office,
ma.0-3tt
CUPERIOR FACILITIES FOR REPAIRING
riages and DISCRIMINATING moths, nt w. b. MOSES IL
SONS, Seventh street and pennsylvania avenue.
ma2Stf
TH1HB UMBRELLA TAKEN FROM SECOND
4 National Bank Monday, 18th, will please be re-
turned TO owner as name and address are on handle.
ma2S-3tt
TTOWIGS K.REEPING-EASIEsT SHORT.
Il est best; months Of study saved. With pen.
mnnshp &c, e. u month. Day and night. q. w.
HOWE, lO0 seventh street. mai.lm#
DECORATIVE ART NEEDLE-wORK-MR
Crewel, Kensington, and all kinds OF Embroidery.
Lessons In classes and private. Apply at hor EN-.
broiderng Parlors No l2ll q street northwest
Terms reasonable sell-ly
SsVTTEAK AND UNDEVELoPED PARTS or
w the human body enlarged, developed, and
strengthened" Sc., IA an interesting advertisement
say that there is no evidence OF humbug about this.
ON the contrary, the advertisers very highly in
dOrsed. Interested persons may get scaled circulars
giving all particulars by addressing Erie Med. Co,
T.. o. Box 6l3, Buffalo, N. S.-70iedo EUentnD Bee.
oc3l.u
National Republican., 1883-03-30
cfOr SaIs--gots

cfor Sale--gots.
.ToR sALE-YERY CHEAP, ON MONTHLY
II payments of So Large building lots the east
side of fIhrieenth street. between r. and southeast.
j. w STARR. li29 New York avenue. mnlp.12t
JNUR SALE-LOTS ON PARK STREET MOUNT
II Pleasant near the Fourteenth street road.
JOHN -, BioSS, May Building, corner seventh aud
IL streets northwest. mal7-l2tF
National Republican., 1883-03-30

nor SALE
4 thomas Circle
Handsome building sites, two fronts.
THOS. j. FISHER n CO.,
1924 Il street northwest.
National Republican., 1883-03-30
00lanltN- Silnatious ftmaIt.


UTANTED--A PLACE. BY a RESPECTABLE
w white girl willing to mako herself uscfut; can
cook Apply ut 3"2 New Jersey avenue. mn3).3tF
NV ANTED-A SITUATION BY A COMpE-
w tent colOred girl as chumbcrmad and scum-
stress. Apply ut l&H Madison street ma303tF
A RESPECTABLE WHITE WOMAN WISHES
IA situation In private family to do chamber.
work aud waiting or to assist with washing and iron
iug city reference given if required Address iOi0
Twcniy-anh street. or call between the hours of
aud O'clock. ma2oStt
wv ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN
w situation as chumbermnid In hrst-Clnss fam
MA .-5t-
VNT ANTED-S1TUATION As PLAIN COOK;
w willing to assist with light washing; no oblCc-
tion 10 leave the city, good reference given fire
CURED. Gail Rt No. 4Ii l. street southwest, south
Washington. mu2S-3th
----------------------
SotauteO- .-4lcIp--- ftmalc.
WANTED-A Competent WOMAN TO
w cook. wash, and iron and do general house
work In private mmilyi must como well rcCom-
CIrnn street. mn.O.MF
NyTANTED-BY APRIL l. A NEAT. RESPECT
w able COlOrpd woman 10 cook, wash. aud from:
references required. Inquire ut 1900 Rhode island
avenue mag0.3ts
VVANTED IMMEDGATELY-A RELIABLE
w Colorcd woman to cook, wash. and iron for n
street northwest. ma2S-3tA
National Republican., 1883-03-30

THNHE UMBRELLA TAKEN FROM SECOND
4. National Bank Monday, 18th, Will please be re-
turned TO owner, as name and address are on handle
National Republican., 1883-03-30

INoR sALI- .
II VERMONT AVENUE, between street and
Iowa Circle
Desirable lot, 81 feet by 70 feet
VllOS. j, FISHER & CO.,
L - mort
National Republican., 1883-03-30
-NtIp--y1lnIr.

wv TANTFp-AN EDUCATED GENTLEMAN no
w introduce u new work; satisfactory terms to the
right man. H.. BRADY, % 81. Cloud Building.
ma2g3tf
UTANTED.-A SMART, ACTIVE BOY 90 AS
w assistant bartender. Address with rrfcroncrs
ii. H., Republican Office. muss.8ta
National Republican., 1883-03-30
for miscellaneous.

cT0r Salc-- -9ulstcUanc0uS.
~ A. BEST & co. 023 i STREET EORTH-
Os west and 0S Ninth street northwest-New, sec
ond hand and Antique Furniture, uhioe Furniture,
Pigeon Holes, &c Call and see our Turkish Bed,
Lounge, and Spring Pillows Upholsterlng In all lis
branches. mna0-3t"
VNoR sALE-THORoUGHBR MARE APPLY
II in rear 1915 X street northwest. ma293t
EoR sALE-A MILK, WAGON HARNESS
IL nearly good rs new, will be sold cheap. Apply TO
JOHN DUGAN, 1901 NJ street, West Washington.
mas 3t%
nor SALE-EGGS FOR HATCHING FROM
~ premium rose and single comb White Legh0rns;
rose como eggs, e. singe comb, Sl50 per setting fair
hatch guaranteed. ii. POTBURY, 2lll Lstreet north.
west. MAJESTY
GOOOD WESTERN LANDS FOR SALE-7S
" cents an acre Apply at lill street northwest.
mu2lm
JNoR SALE-PRINTED CARDS, "FURNtSHED
IL Rooms, with Table BOard;" This House for
Rent, apply at -" and Furnished Rooms for
Rent price 10 cents each for sale at the business
onlce Of The National Republican, de7-tf
TNoR sALE-3OO Or 400 POUNDS OF LONG
II Primer type in trst-ratc conditions; also font OF
Brewer; Will be sold at n bargain.
felGtf NATIONAL PUBLICAN.
National Republican., 1883-03-30
JUsTIH'S OLD STAND.
NO. Olo D STREET NORTHWEST.

y. B.-Now clothing we sell cheaper than any.
VITANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN t.
w Beall, Room T. li5O New York avenue, Is " Com
United states Commissioner. Examiner and Notary
Public always Ia onice from N. M. to5p. m. hpJ0ly
w PERSONAL BEAUTY.
From theearllest ages personal beauty has received
teresed theme for the poet and auuivcrsa subject Of
empires, aud has led armies to victory.
Personal beauty is one of the sweetest charms OF
that The man who has never bowed TO LIS Influence is
devoid Of the principles of true manhood. The man
savage and The innocent child with one accord in.
voluntarily acknowledge its powers.
loyelineSsarca fresh pure clear, peerless aud hcau
healthy. yisoTous' iixurani haf, and soft, While,
pretty an hands, a96 their
neatness, taste, and refinement.
II isn womans privilege 10 look beautiful IL Is ex-
peced Of her TO be attractive and pretty as poss
be and TO use every means to preserve her personal
appearance as long aS she She can NJ r,,,rsr,rs
l. (Acmel-White or red iniamed plmplos on the
cheeks forehead, and nose affects both sexes. ,.,
2 GomedOnes)-Black Oh the nose, forehead
D Diver spos)-Brown. dark, muddy looking
spots on the forehead aud cheeks; affects ladies'
!. Nasal Erythema)-Redness and oiliness Of the
8 ,(suppled skn)-Coarso, deep pores on checks
d Frecklcs Moth, Tan, salowncss, Blr,hmarxs
are annoying complexion dlscooratons, all ofwhich
readily Yield TO true DermatologlCal SKIN.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
an unnatural and excessive growth OF halr aISct
M eHn dhee TpSe m IgG and arms nSI also
between the eyebrows, Joining them together; also
from moleS and birhnurks. This disiguriug growth
OF hair on the female HCo IL one of the most annoy
ing, Distressing ard un5ightly complexion blcmshes,
aud, IN inct 10 really dCiOrmity. 1t IL very ne
quently observed; We sec II on the street, in tho
drawing room or wherever ladies COngrcgate; and,
were the secrets OF the bOudoir known, we would be
surprised NJ the number of society lndi who arc
adopts In the use OF the Ladies' have rcsOrtcd
themselves OF this obnoxious growth Of hair, some
use depntores. which CaustC In their action, and
takes the hair of at the surface, frequently soaring
the skin in the most fearful manner Others extract
the hair with twceZCrs, consuming several hours,
which also Increases the growth of the hair and has
to be resortcd TO almost daily. SOME cut them OIL
xvif gpt ~ lqt nj tharga aho
National Republican., 1883-03-30
dlnimprubrO.

TJNOf SAIF-
IL KSTREET, facing Mcpherson Square-IIand.
some building site, IS feet front and 40 feet deep to
wide alley.
THOS. j. FISHER & CO.,
1874 street northwest.