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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-18
HdLuJSERY.
JAvIsG DISSOLVED pAnr.X..,,,

HANIs8 DISSOLVED PAETs Kn.uIp
- hhh Tetnaucuuy closed tho CIestuut
slteel Iron works, desire 10 inform ny Oh
p'tti p'Httti,U1Ils anu ths public generally, that an
sun ~ the business, being located i1 ne p.,,
ilon I4hpaby'A works, North Plum stfert
mhoio hih making Iron AMI ETta4 Casiinra
oleFolR 90 'uiptipn, aud Will bH pIeasssI Is
serve All who may iayUr fne with tgsIr yTaiI,g,,
nBo' FROM " years cA pGriGnCE Ia the f,ilstr..ss
ahi uf,hB lhs boat nAtTFia aud cf1 yIOyIuV
wv Dust ihochhnlCs, hTh sat- ned can YItttf-
hntb tnllf" satisiaGtlOn. Castings M AIS nam
hmlktuf6 ol iron ana steel which, 40 fpGys Te,
ilhuIo Ipf Aftngth ana durability tban THIS
iolh hlil fO!llnR niil work u spcCianI Cssf
lhRs WNC Ot very soft iTDu, AMI Itass 800.
ihB7 ot every description. I nave ali tEF ,at
tors hf the wGll ana laYDfabIy ku9Hu 49,.
Torn ana COD CTgshrT TGhtthd ana iH Hpf,,yssi
Alhp on hhn1i mills OmplEtsiy nitcd Gt u, I1
phlis, 10 roplhCc Old Uurg which nave been ia
isiactiOn. H''' w
angliGB'G re HgfrgIIFv
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-18
Il. SWNYNE II u.
saw Il tue iiaDy.

IN small PoS, Scarlet Fever and Diphthcria
OF the INFECTION.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-18
A uMINIsrKArnKrs sALn-uNrRIpAN

~ SEPTEMBER IS, 1855, at the Leopard
Hotel, Lancaster city, pursuant to an Orucr Ot
the orphans Court VIII he sold at pubic
sale the following described real CStalc, 10
wit All that certain twostory brick dwell.
INK house, No. ~ South Duke street, LauChs-
ter city, fronting 81 feet y inches on the west
side OF -Itd south Duke street, and extend.
ing westward - tCCt "a inches 10 a three foot
alley; bounded on the north bv the property
Ut estate Of Anna BrenCman. deceased, and
on the south 10y property Ut Mrs. Jesse Ian
dis. \ three loot common alley AL % separate >
tui~ property from that OF Mrs. lanuis.
The property Is CligibIy located and contains
II rooms 1t has brcn recently painted ami
puprrCd throughout and j. in the best posi-
h e condition.
Sale 10 commence att O'clock y. IN. on snid
day. when terms will bp made known by the
undersigned, 4. \. ut BLEN,
Administrator {. I. "a. OF John ". llublvy,
ceased. sll,lI ,2l&j,g.l
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-18
srowus uouseno,d ran,c..

Is the most elective Pain Destroyer in the
world. WIN most surely quicken the blood
whether taken internally or applied cNter.
nally, ana thereby more certainly RELIEVE
PAIN, whether chronic or acute, than any
other pain alleviator, ana It is warranted dou.
BILE the strength than any other similar prepa
ration.
1t cures pain IN the Side, Back or Bowels
Sore Throat, Rheumatism, ToOthuCne, and
ALL ACHES, and is The GTsat KelIsver of
Pain. BROWNS HOUSEHOLD PAEACEAr
should be in every family. \ tra-poonful OF
the Panacea I'm a tumbler OF hot water Iswect.
oned, II preierredl, taken at bedtime, viii
BREAK UP A COLD. IS cents a bottle.
mayl-r TIL ESw
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-18

hanover Accommodation west, connecting
at Lancaster with Niagara Express et gb
VIII run through 10 Hanover daily, exc, (
sunday.
Frodcrick Accommodation wpst, conn. in.
~ Lancaster with Fast Limo, west al I..S VII
run through TO E~edOTiCk
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-18
now to Secure i,,ai,b.

tseems strange that any one Will suffer
Hoih the many arrangements brought on by
an impure condition OF tho blood when SEQ
Wills SARSAPARlLLA AND STIIIINGIA
or BLOOD AND LIVER SYRUP will restore
perfect health To the physical Organization. II
Is indeed n strengthening syrup, pleasant 10
take, a1d has proven itself TO be the best
BLOOD PUBiFIER ever discovered. effect.
ualiy curing Scroiula, Syphlitic disorders
Weakness OF the Kidneys, EryslpeIas, Maln,
ria; all nervous disorders and debility. hi,
ious complaints ana all diseases Indicating AN
impure condition OF the Blood, Liver Kid
neys, Stomach, Skin, etc. IL corrects indi
gestion. single bottle win prove 10 you II q
merits as health renewer, tor IL ACTS LIKE
AChARM, especially when tho complaint IL
OF an exhaustive nature, having u tendency 10
lessen tho natural vigor OF tho brain and nor
vous system.
shERs PAIN PANACEA cures n main I'm
man and beast For use externally ana inter
nally.
RED HORSE POWDERS cure NH disensos
OF horse, cattle, sheep, hogs, poultry and all
Live Stock. A PoSITIyECURE. muyoi-.
for sale at Ii. b. Cochrans drug store Is7
oTth Queen street
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-18

aD-PLAIs TALK PROM DR SwAYEg-To WhOta
~ May Concern: Itching piles is onu OF, the
most annoying complaints known tn physi-
clans. Every one can tell whether no Is thus
AFFLICTED by observing the following symp-
toms: Intense itching, particularly after get
ting warm. II seems as II pin worms were
crawling IN or about the rcctum. small Jumps
sometimes form. The private parts are often
affected. The more you scratch the worse the
itching, Knowing that my ointment Is super
Tor 10 any article in the market, guarantee II
10 cure the worst case OF itching piles In exist
ence.
[SignedL USwNYNE. II u,
Or. swayne's Ointment is also u pleasant and
effective cure tor letter, itch, salt rheum. cry.
sipelas, BARRIERS itch, pimples, and all scaly,
crusty, itchy skin cruptions. Sold by all
prominent druggists, or will be sent tor So cts
un DC. stampsl, boxes, sl2l. Address, DR..
sWnyne a Son, Philadelphia, Pa
octl8-lydru.ThSSSw
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ron SALE.
DuuL,u ssLr-uS rs,pAy, srrrrm.

DUBL,U sALE.-oN FRIDAY, sEPrEM-
l BER u, lsS}. viii be sold at Public sale.
nt the Leopard Hotel, n New Two Story BRICK
WtLLlNG, and Two-StOry Brick Back
Buiidlug, with balcony. containing hall, six
rooms, hyd ant in they ard and Kitchen tIuit
Trees, Grape Vines, etc. This property Is SIT
uated on the cast side Of North ShppCu street.
north Ot Fulton street, 40. ~.
Persons " i>hing to Wow the properly will
please call upon the occupant ut tine prem.
tsCs
sale to commence Mt O'Clock y. IN, when
conditions will be made known Nv
AMANDA con,
hdmiuistrItTiN OF Il. +. Coz, deceased.
SHURBEr \ SUTTON, Ault. ssl 2,lIlSIp2u,-I
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-18

shEh's PAIN PANACEA cures Il pain in
man and beast For use externally and inter
nallY. ''
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-09-18

ss,Asr.n ANn niL.n,s,"Lt =.

I NNNNNTFN NNIT NTItlEIlVN 70 Inn u.
CRIa run NJ follows
JonvD Lancaster o., " bapo', :, at T. o. an
NINA m, and =, 4, q huu $40 II. IN, esront ",
Saturday, whom the last ear leaves ut $3.50 -. ~
Leave MilloiAvillo dover ond) ai 4, r. and,Is
n NJ, anu |, 3, baud 7 u. IN.
Cars run daily on ~ I'VE time eSw,pt nu sun
dav.
4 (pLUMBiA n rORT DtrVsiT Rail
~ ROAD TIME TABLE.
Truns now run regularly on tho Columbia
times
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23
DjTSON g. CO.'S NEW MUSIC STORE.

Among the handsome now business houses
in the city the music recently built 10y Dson Co.,
at Broadway and Eigbteenth-s has not failed TO draw
a good deal OF the publ, attention. and music lovers
cally have charmed with examining and adj
mirlng The really splendid show-wndows Hence there
seems little doubt that the firm, which gained
such an enviabIe pre-eninence among the music
dealers OF New-YOrk when in tier old store below
Fourteen hist VIII be amply rewarded by increased
prosperity for their successful attempt TO procure
building worthy OF their busncss. The firm ID branch
Of the music house Of Oliver Dtson Co., in Boston, and
was estabs here 1867, Charles H. Dison being at
the head OF H..
On a lot with seventy feet front on Broadway, 100
feet OIL Eigheenhst and L" OF 100 feet IN length,
leased for twenty-one years, with the
privilege OF renewal for twenty-one years, the firm
has erected fine building Of five stories OF brick with
Stone trimmings and at cost OF about $l0OOOO Inc
inside fitted up handsomely with ash and chsrry WOOD
and the store presents most pleasing appearance.
considerable part OF the building Is let 10 other hrDs
but Dtson Co have kept for their use room 20 feet
by 200. The basement IL occupied with music books
The walls OF the tted entirely 10 the ceiling
with sUeiyes for music, making necessary gallery which
extends tne whole OF tue store These shelves or
boxes number between four and five thousand and con
tam altogether nearly 100000 pieces OF music Inc
firm has likewise an instrument department.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23
GENERAL GRANTS NARRoW ESCAPE.
washington corrsspOn9sncs Boston Trarsl'.r. =,

Washington Correspondence Boston 7rdusH"
General Grant, in recent Conversations
sad "Tne darkest day OF my life was tue Hay heaid
OF Iinooln's assassination. did not know wat IL
meant Here was the rebellion put down IN the nslu
and starting up again In the gltters We had fought
as war; now We had light II IA ASSASSINATION Lincoln
was killed on tho evening OF the l4lh OF April mas
busy sending orders atop recruit ng the
Of supplies aud u muster out the army Lincoln nsa
promised to 60 the theatre and wanted me 10 20 VIII
him. while with the President note came ron,
Mrs Grant saving that she must leave washington ths
night She wanted go 10 Burlington to ses hef CUT
drsn Some incident OF trhins nature had made hei
resolve 10 ieave that evening was glad TO nave go
IA did not want to 90 the theatre so maze my h
c,es TO Lpcon and the proper hour We tarted ZOE
the train As were driving along PernsyvanlasNo.
a horseman drove past us on gallop ana psck asn.,
around our garbage looking into IT, Mrs Grant saio
There IA the who sat near us NJ lunch to-day, WIN
some other men, and tried overhear our conversation
he was 40 rude that lett the dinngro0m here no
IA now riding after u.s. thought II was oay curiosity
but learned afterward that the horseman was Booth
seemed that 1 to have been attacked, ana Ars
Grants sudden resolve TO leave changed tue plan a
fsw DAYS after l received anonymous letter irou
man saving that had been detailed to kill me- tha Nc
rode ON my train az far Havre de Grace ami as 10,
car was locked ne failed TO get In He thanked Goa sd
he had failed. l remembered that tho oondno.os INV
locked our car but how true the letter was cannos
Learned Of the assassination as Was passing
Philadelphia. turned around took special Tram snS
came TO Washington. IL was tue gIoomsstoa VI '
ufs."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23
THE COURTS.
COURT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 2s


SUPREME Couer-cHAMsgas-He BY Do1ohge J..Gaen-
lar called IL m.Nos 8. % 3D. 49, 43 49, 3d. 7B 1873
1876 1877 1873 49, 159 dg2 i6S 49, IL 552 i57 5sS lse
267, 1858 200. 2e2 2es ze9 20 27i 212 z7S z7< 27s
Nos sg9 469 $685. 764 67l. 5SS $50 $685. 696 2S7 t79 ia
26 275 239 GG6 49, 41b 1922 672 094 oo4 <46 ZOO
700, 722. 40. 649. -. =, MT, - r..u.o..
J-Case n. No day calendar - ,oco ,,,a ,oo,
PAR iIT-Held by Lawrence. J.-Nos 30G2 31lS 4093,
4os7 1852 1922 $751; 3S57 407s $780, $685. Ss2l $685.
4O72 1905 1867. 1885, 1894. 49,, a., =.
IrEs CoURT-Held by Rollins SContesed will OF
sarah Bur at 10 MI will Of Thomas Dodworh nj TO- IN:
will Iunis Cooper at IL M estate OF Chaaes Morgan NJ
IL a.
No calendar
SUPERIOR CoURT-TRIAL TERM-PART I-Held by TIuar'
JNos 2l5 ia $685. 1913, 1885, 423 $685. 43G &c., 429 ISL
PART if--Held by oGormsn, Cease on. Riggs "st
May. No day calendar. - -. r-o
PiRI III.Hed py lngrahan, J.--Nos 1918 sos. S7e.
e54. $780, 66l. 707, 70a TIA 72T.
COMMON PLEAS-SPKctAL TEah-Heid by Van Brunt u
No day calendar.
COMMON PLkAs-EQurTY TKRM-Held by Van Hoesen. j.
Nos x 49, 8, TO- 81 z9, 8, H. H. IS. IA TO- %. 20, "a
COMMON PLEAs-rRIAL TERh-PART I-Hed by Beach. j.
Case NO day calendar. .
267o 1919 POLL asss 2!is aig s7ss 27.5. 2es7' 2s99
2738, 27A0, 2e8s. 2747. 2748. 274s, 1850.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23
OBSERVING THE DAY ABROAD.

LONDON, Feb. 22.-Mr. Lowell, the American
Minister held reception to-day in honor Of Washing
toms birthday. u.,.-. ,,-.ss., ga
BERLIN. Feb. 22.-The usual Washington birtnday res
tiyities were observed here to-day.
ROME Feb 22.-washingtons Birthday was celebratei
nv the American residents here. Minister Aston held
grand reception ct which the whole American colony
Eli the foreign diplomats Premier Deprets aud bigpor
Many courefs and members Of the arstocracy also at
tended.
LONDON. Fob. o2.-Besides the Americans pres.
emit a number OF Engiish ladies ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23
A musical man, accompanied I

A musical man, accompanied by hand
organ and onid has been giving street performances
twisted one OF the Beethoven, soutirrng Symphonies
ont OF the OF TORTURE the artist sent the child
among the crowd. legislator who had just voted on
the Ting OF the per diem Of the members dssorgsd
nickel f'I wants anoder nickel" hsped tho child.
music, but muls fodder ish Q professional peggar
pesidas."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23
THE OBSERVANCE IN RICHMOND, VA.

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. 22.-For the first time
ssrce tie late war; Birthday celebrated
here TO day by general parade Of the military OF the
div All the Federal and state ofcss and banks were
$3.50 and National and state flags displayed
The puplc buildings shipping and some private houses
THE Ricnmond Lgnt infantry Blues were reviewed py
saIer was threatening during the greater part OF the
,noriIug but was and beautiful In the alterpoon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23
IN BROOKLYN AND THE SUBURBS.


closed Yesterday and flags were displayed upon the
CITY Hall Court House and Municipal Building,
and at the plaza of Prospect Park. Several salutes
were fred in the morning. The stores were
open in the morning, bat were closed at
noon. Throngs of persons, including many
children. were In the streets. Matinee perform
ances were given at all The theatres. In the
evening a large number of social and church meet
inQs were held and were largely attended. The
thrty-ninth anniversary exercises OF the Brooklyn
institute we're held in the Institute Hall IN wash
ington-s'. General Jesse c. Smith presided. At;er
the annual reports an Grafton was delivered by
Mark d. WILDER. His subject was De Witt
Clinton" Prizes in drawing were afterward
distributed by Professor L. l.. BOYLE. At
the meeting of the Young Peoples Association Of the
Sands street Methodist Episcopal Church addresses
we're made by the Rev. Messrs. i. y. Haynes and }.
S Breckenridge. A reception was given by the
managers of the Brooklyn Orphan Asylum at At
laDuc and Kingston ayes. There was large at
tendance and much interest WIS taken III the
Kitchen gardening exercises OF the children. The
new building of the German Evangelical Home
for Old and INDECENT Persons at Fairfax-st. and
Broadway was opened with approprla Q services IN
the afternoon. 1t cost about $4,000, and VIII
accommodate sixty persons. A dedicatory
There was no set celebration of the day in jersey
CITY but business was generally abandoned and
flags were aying from all the public and many prl-
OF the holiday. ~.
offices and many places OF business IN tho villages
were closed In the eveoing a special celebration
was held in the Brighton Heights Reformed Church.
in Ca.tleton, the principal speakers being GeorsS
William Curtis and the Rev: Dr. Eccleston Mr.
Curtis delivered patriotic address, and DR.. Eccle-
ston spoke on " asmngtOn and the War of indie
pendrnce.' -, c..u
The holiday was observed in, Long Island City
with more formalities than have been
known for several years. Nearly every
public resort Il the city was closed,
and all the public offices were not opened.
AT College poin in the afternoon there was a pa
rade of the FIRE Department, Whtestone and FLUSH
ing fremen taxing part. At Greenport the Fire De-
psrtment had its annual parade and a ball IN the
evening At Breslsu there was a parade OF the
frenen. A special train was run over the Long
Ieland Railroad TO Lawrence Station isle oil
Wight, where there were INCREASING. q dinner,
and a concert by military band There were a
humber of paeon-shooting matches al Jamaica,
Hampstead and other places. At Dexters Union
Course four persons were arrested for shooting Drds
outside Of the boundaries complaint OF the
owners of the properly on which they were shoot
ing. In almost every village in the island there
was fair or entertainment for the benefit OF the
church organizations.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-23

,loren attended Minister Lowell's reception In honor
81 Wa gtons birthday. Among the guests were t9
Right Hon Lyon Playfair, the Rev. Newman Hal, aHu
Miss GeneYleYe Ward
National Republican., 1883-04-30

Neumeyer, 1s; Fred. Gieseking, 90; Thomas
Luttrell. 10; ]. +. Oyster, 4s Leon Schell, 21.
Double barrel shotgun for the most popular
sportsman-W.W w. Bldridge 100; Sergt. John
son, So; T. j. Luttrell, 147; J. l.. McGraw, 8.
Solid silver badge for tho most popular
policeman-Oficer Harlow, 8; Lieut.. Arnold,
2SO; Sergt. johnson, 4; Lieut. Gessford, 81;
Henry Ruff, 81
Fishing tackle for the most popular fisher
man-D. J. OConnor, 1271 w II. Mills, 150
Thomas Russell, Is; II. f. Davis, "a; Levi
Woodbury., 81 II. A. Whitaker, A James
ID. Cleary, 10; Mai. George s. Koontz, 20 r.
A. Parke, 81 L. oppenheimer, IL; President
Arthur, A.
Barber's chair and shaving kit for the most
popular barber-S. s. Brooks, 1,030; Robert
Wilson, 55S; Carter Stewart, 149; Joe Shorter,
Henry Burgess, 220 Joe Cato, IL c. p.
Rallo, d Ben A. Miller, q Riggs house, z;
Nj. Keating, 6 executive mansion, 4; Arling-
ton hotel, 2; Costin & Bruce. z.
Auerbach's Queen sewing machine for the
most popular milliner and dressmaker-Mme.
Palmer, 10; Mrs. Steele, 10; Nine. Van Reuth,
Al Miss Smallwood, 3; Miss Alice Seal, 16
Nine. Q. Corey, 20; Mrs. M. j. Hodgkin, %.
Shustor g. Sons embroidered dress for the
most popular lady assistant-Miss Rose Will
hanson, 20; Miss Carrie SWEET, Al Miss Nan
nie Allen, 81 Miss Lulu Herbert, o; Miss
Nellie SWEET, "a Mrs. Mellach, %; Mrs. Mil
Ter, 90; Mrs. M. V. Bonner. 30
Dress cap for the most popular member ol
the oorps-Lieut. Entwisle, 81 Capt. Ross, 2.
Desk for the most popular newspaper man
Clus Cromwell, so; CharlesNr. Murray, II;
Harry L. West, 40; JohnlB. Mccarthy, ID;
Frank b. Noyes, d; II. J. Ramsdell, 1.
Florence oil stove for tho most popular let.
ter carrier-Tabler, 40; Follin, 16; Tolson, 5
Parker, 2; Carew, 2; Dennison, 2.
Silver composing stick for tho most popu-
Jar printers apprentce-C. p. Boss, 81; j. II
Clements, 337; J. Il. KeaIney, II; Wilson, 81
A. Q. Proctor, 65 Poynton, 175.
ketter carriers suit for tho most popular
letter carrier-Rittenhouse 45; Wetzel, 263 4;
Berkley, "a; Douglass, 1.
National Republican., 1883-04-30
DERMAToLoGY:
A LIFE SPECIALITY.
BY DIR. j. VAN DYCK,
DERMAToLoGIsT.
7os Eleventh street northwest,
Washington, ID. @.
sYMpToMs OF SKIN DIsEAsEs.

ShlN DlSEASES
Cold weather skin diseases (prurigo intense Itch
moved, and is increased by the warmth Of the bed.
When n paroxysm OF the itching comes YOU feel
that you must scratch or go Wild There is no erup
the waist 70 the ankies-aiects both sexes ater the
age of 30
Crusty Tetter.-The skin becomes nnamed tender,
low crusis is accompanied with heat itchiness and
pain breaks out on the backs OF the hands and dn-
parts OF the body.
White Scaly Tctter.-The skin becomes dry,
limbs body eyebrows and beard. sometmes the e
tire body Is affected with this annoying and distress
Paimar Tetter.-The palms of the hands become
dry hard, thlckened, assured. cracked, painful aud
sore The same condition often affects the fingers
scaly Scalp Tetter.-The scalp becomes tender
Itchy, and covered with thin, ne white scales which
tinue II makes the hair thin harsh, dry. iade and
turn prematurely gray.
Lepra.-Circular white scaly spots appear upon the
elbows knees. arms, scalp, and body. These spots
vary n Ssc from SPIT pea to an ordinary sized ss
eliminated from the system.
The above and every form OF skin disease every
complexion and hair blemish, defect defcrmity, and
Dermatologist 7Os Eleventh street northwest
COMPLEXION BLEMIsHEs.
or red infaed pmpies form on the forehead cheeks,
chin. nose, back, aud breast; affect both sexes.
The e9 $ Or the fore
baceous substance, capped with black specks, Is
often associated with an oily condition OF the skin
s exceedingly annoying, and affects both sexes.
Liver Spots-Are yellowish brownish, dirty, mud
dy:lookng spots on the forehead, extending TO the
hair the cheeks and sometimes on the breast and
hands Liver spots are frequently associated with
general saowness of the face mostly Affects ladies'
between the ages of 25 and 10.
Redness Of the Nose,-The nose becomes red and
flushed from tho least exciting cause. exposure to
heat cold the use OF alcoholic liquors and Wines
angerand 50 forth At times there great heat In the
At first this redness disappears but finally IL
becomes chronic. The veins become enlarged and
the sufferer is obliged TO carry the sign OF ntemper.
ance e,whether he deserves It or not.
Freckles, Wrinkles Moth. Tan, Sunburn, Sallow-
ness, Coarse Deep Pores, Moes, Brthmarks, are an-
noying complexion blemlshes and discolorations,
all OF which readily yield to proper Archaeological
National Republican., 1883-04-30
THE EYEBRoWWS AND EYELASHiES
THE EYEBBoWs AND EYELAsHk kS.

There is more beauty In pair of vigorous, regular
uniform, and well-kept eyebrows, long, dropping,
curved, and bewltching eyelashes, than people are
aware Of A very unattractive eye assumes new
beauty and greater influence when II looks from bo
meath long, well.developed, fascinating rlnges In
Distinguishing features Of personal beauty and la
dys lashes unatractve IL not long and dropping
Our society ladies acknowledge these to be rare adj
juno! Of beauty by resoTtng 70 the use Of pencil and
brush 10 supply artihcially this facial adoInment
which nature has failed TO supply 10 them In suff
Client quantity.
NOTE,
Owing to the demand for his services in other cities
hereafter DR.. Van Dyck will be at his Washington
Office Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday of each
week only; hours, a. M to y, IN. Hereafter no
one can be treated without positive engagement.
National Republican., 1883-04-30
RuarSina.

A QUIET COUPLE, OR TWO GENTLEMEN,
IA can find pleAsant home, at reasonable terms,
Ia private amilyicharmlnglyl located, by addressing
QUIET HOME, Republican Ofice. ap313t~
A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE DESIRE BOARD
Will be accepted in part payments location between
seventh and North Capitol streets. Address r. =,
Republican Office ap2tu
VNREMoNT HOUSE.
i CHANGE OF PRoPRIEToRs.
Flrsclass table politea and attentive wants Very
desirable situation for families. Rates, $50 and 81
per day f25, $50, e35, and l0per month.
do4 II. w. DENLSoN, Proprietor
National Republican., 1883-04-30
BUSINESS CoLLEGE
y LINCOLN HALL BUILDING,
rnp 4 INn INJnNII a Mn IN gtfpn A., l1Iq

Day and evening sessions for the education OF sons
and daughters and men aud women for BelfsuppOrt
and real life, branches taught are; Tho English
Language, business Arithmetic, SpenCeran Practl'
cal Penmanshp, Book, keeping, by single aud dOublO
entry; Business Practice Physical and Vocal Cul'
ture, Political Economy, Commercial Law.
Scholarship for year from date OF entrance day or
evening, $50. Special terms by month or quarter or
for year by nstallments College circular mailed ou
application. - . - .
MRS. SARA A. SPENCER, Vice-Princlpal. auH
National Republican., 1883-04-30
gnst ano .Fonnn.

4 osT--A LoCtEr FROM A FOB" NEAR
IL Fourteenth aud streets. a liberal reward N
returned 10 j. NJ. SrURGkS, Pension ONCE, Thir-
teenth and PennsylYaniR avenue. Ap50.5ts