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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09
Send Girls out OF Doors.

How can girls get a chance to live out
doors more: When they are little
children, their fathers and mothers
must provide them with opportunities.
This il a sacred duty of theirs, which
they should no more omit than to pro-
vide them with food and clothing. l
have found that the daughters of the
poor people get u of doors more than
the daughters of rich parents, and that
ss a consequence they are generally
healthier and stronger, and often more
beautiful. After girls get larger they
must go out of their own accord, and
seek out-of-dOor amuSements. There
are many kinds of outdoor sports suit
I'd Ia them. Archery is u Of them
rowing, riding, skating and walking
are Others. There is flower culture and
gardening. Some years ago | published
q book called 1.-THE School Garden"
advocating that every school should
have a piece Of ground where girls aud
boys could study horticulture and agri
culture. i am sorry to say the idea did
not take very well in this country, but
IN France and Germany it has become
popular, and already they have thous-
ands of school gardens where the boys
and girls work and get out-ofdoOr life.
even while at school. Botani1iOg and
all similar Out-oEdOOr pursuits should be
encouraged. To stu1y botany, geology,
geography, m~ineralogy sRd natural his
tory outdoors is worth u million times
as much as to study them in books in
the house. What can you learn about
birds unless you 20 and 1--we with them
DiO Lewis Monthly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09

DRs- NEWTON & BLAIR. Buckhannou, W.
Va, report that Browns Iron Buffers are
giving general satisfaction.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09
NJ MEDICAL.
CERTAIN SHAMS,
SwindIers and Their Victims How
Careless People Suffer I'm Health
and Pocket.

Careless People Sufer I'm Health
and Pocket.
Every streak Of sunshine creates u shadow,
and behind every truth crouches It's cores
pond!ng lie. Wnosoever has not been In
some way fooled AMI robbed by~swindlersand
heir works has had bC tier luck in life than
most mortalS. In fact the best witnesses TO
the value OF u given article are the counter.
felts and limitations which seek 10 share It's
success without possessing a fraction OF It's
merit. Hence II goes without saying that
BENSOS'S CAIvINE roROUs rLAsTERs
Rre pCrSucd by n host OF miserable and
worthless imitator5, eager 10 appropriate
what they can OF the fruits OF It's victories.
These lecches commonly take the form OF a
cheap plaster.
Now, these harmless and WORTHLESS, pllsters
would be detecledin a minute II people were
careful in reading and remembering names.
But most persons merely glance at Thorn,
understand partially and forget instantly.
What result: This: Desiring to buy Ben.
SONS CAPCINE PLASTER, their Cwn care
,essuess enables some storekeeper or druggist,
who cares more for five or ten cents addi-
lonul profit than for the sweets OF an APP
proving conscience, 10 roll them up instead
,omc cheap imitation with a similar name.
the deceit often works, while the fraudulent
raS,crs never do.
Don't permit yourself to be thus victimized
or lack OF n moments care. BENSONiS
,'APCINE POROUS FLASTERS have stood
he test OF science and experience and are the
rroduct OF both. Examine the article, and
vrtisfy yourself that the word CAPClNEi Is
L in II.
Eeahury & johnson, Pharmaceutical Chem
Its, New York. Highest award AIS
international Expeditions.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09
$4,000 FOR 81.

: .O0O FOR 81.
III Regular Monthly Drawing will
LOT take place in the Masonic Hail,
!Oi Temple Building, IN Louisville, Ky,
THURSDAY, SEPT. 81, 1883.
A fuI Lottery and Pair DRAWINGS,
chartered by the Legislature OF Eentucky,
ard tw ice declared legal ~ the highest COur
In the STATE. Bone given TO Henry County In
III sum ~ $1,000 for the prompt payment
number drsvingA-
no Every ticket holder his own supervisor,
eau eall out the number On his ticket and 80
the corresponding number on the tag PLACED
In tie wheel In bis pre-eGce. JhSse ravInH
win occur on the last Thursday Of every
month. Eesd the magnificent
Gesamhex Grhena
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09


ih.S lSlhe Cu.mIuatiOn of these rraat
I~|vn"u0na. Here within 4 radius of
Que OF t"o miles are scattered hundreds
"ithe most active geysers, which throw
w immense columns of boiling water
rom - to $50 feet. Here il the mOId
FAITHFUL which every 6S minntaI
throws up some IN feet a BODY of watar
" three feet in diameter. the dis.
charge lasting about five minutes, Tna
ISe Hive, which about n q eyarv5i
hour SpOuts a column about two feat in
uianeItr to a height Of 9DN feet. Hera
- "NsStle,' throwing its column
I'VE 'eol IN diameter, to a height of lpl
ittt' The "UtIant" and "Giantess - -bs
ia''er throwing out 3 column Inn, ,, fa.t
ia u'ameter about 81 feet hiyh Tn
oTa~-miil,, the "Churn," and many
''aTi>, all Of them sublime, are here,
Ih'>e volcanic geySers cover an aras
- i+fhaNS ~eventy-five miles. AMI A.,
scattered IN various directions along the
s,Ltdh> IN the valley. Itseems 10 be an
sA'ehs'Ne laboratory, and when the AZ,
H">rheie Is heavy it is intaresfing 20
o'S'I'e' a. far as the eye a reach, the
sS'sm issuing from thousands of fissnras
a'u I"hus. Some Ofthese openings ara
Ivy large, varying from six to $50 Eaa,
""'"H.ri+r, the COlOrS of the water
lI'*hilng the various hues blua rod
and other shades, all buhhI,ng
,iS ahn simnnering, constantly flow.
'''i 'hose That are comparatively
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-09-09
The Young Ladies' Inr'

my companion inquired.
"'Yes, sab. What's manner she re-
piled.
Tell them that Mr.. -- and MI.
- have called
awe were ushered into q handsomely
furnished parlor. | felt a little tickllsh,
not knowing how many men we might
encounter, and be compelled to make
IL exit by pedal persuasion. Present.
IN the three girls came in.
"!Whom have l the honor OF ad-
dressing?' said the sewing machine
!. man.
"The young ladies gave their names,
National Republican., 1883-07-17

tudo 81 minutes west, showed depth of
,25j fathoms, being n change Of 1000 feet in
distance of about sixty miles. Cast No. 48
was only go fathoms. The character of the
bottom was white sand. indicating u coral
formation. During the latter part of the
voyage soundings were taken very frequently,
sometimes at distances of fifteen to twenty
miles apart. Cast No. 40, only thirty-five
miles distant from cast No. AZ, depth of
2,402 fathoms was found. showing difference
in that short space OF 0,075 feet. Cast No. 80
may be deemed among the most important
taken during the passage, rs hero Lieut..
Norris only found o depth of 731 fathoms in
latitude 20 deg. az min. east about $50
miles from the Cape of Good Hope.
This is the shallowest water ever found in
the middle of the Atlantic ocean, north or
south, and shows the existence of peak of a
range of submarine mountains of 10586 feet
in height. The character of the bottom, as
was found on top of all these peaks white
coral sand intermixed with q few shells.
Cast No. 81, made in latitude 80 deg. 40 min.
% sec south, longitude deg. 80 min. % sec.
east, 1908 fathoms with tho same character
of bottom. From this point the water com
menCes to deepen until in latitude 33 deg.
81 min. south, longitude 5 deg. 52 min. east,
we find 2,93S fathoms, Tho character of tho
bottom also changed in this valley to a
dark brown ooze. This continues until
latitude "a deg. Ia min. SOUTH longitude Ia
deg. 40 min. cast, a depth off ,231 lathoms, the
bottom changing to light brown ooze. This
was the last cast made in deep water, and the
line was finished on March 81 in latitude 81
deg. 10 min, south, longitude Is deg IL min
east, about seven miles from Slang Kop point
the southern extremity of Hout's bay. An
interesting incident occurred after making
cast No. 81, for at the end Of the sounding
line two sea worms were found, tho one 19l
and tho other 26 inches long. 1t is, of course
impossible TO determine whether these speci-
mems attached themselves to the wire at the
bottom of the sea or took hold of the line as
it was being drawn OH board, A recapitu
lation of these most important soundings
would be interesting, but want of space for.
bids giving such.
National Republican., 1883-07-17
The Presidents Proposed vacation.

The date of the presidents departure from
Washington on his trip to the Yellowstone
park has not yet been fixed. 1t seems to be
settled however, that he will leave here
about August l, and will attend the opening
of the Louisville exposition before going fur
ther west. Tho arrangements for the trip are
to be made by Lieutenant General Sheridan.
Secretary Lincoln will accompany the presi-
dent, and it is said that Senator Wade Hamp-
ton will be one of tho party.
The President has postponed his proposed
trip on the steamer Despatch to Newport and
Cape May until the end Of tho week, and
may perhaps abandon it altogether. 1t is
certain he will not start on his voyage in tho
Despatch before Friday, as he has made an
appointment for that day mt the white house
with u member of tho cabinet
PROVIDENCE, July 16.Information has
been received at Newport that the United
States steamer Despatch, with President Ar
thur on board, will arrive there on Thurday
next. The Presidents stay is expected to be
brief
National Republican., 1883-07-17
Much Ado About Nothi

CLEVELAND, July l6.-Two parties of Ger
mans, ut picnic yesterday in NowbuTg, in-
duIged in a free fight, grossly exaggerated ac-
counts Of which have been telegraphed from
hero. The barroom furniture and glassware
Of the Willow house were demolished, but no.
body was seriously wounded The row be-
gan over trivial circumstances, one man
knocking another's beer glass from the coun-
ter. Tho two factions Of picknickcrs took
sides, and belabored each other until somo-
body started an alarm that the police were
coming, when the lighters lied.
National Republican., 1883-07-17
NAVAL NOTES.
The Quarrel OF the Commodore and the
er-NeNvs from Abroad.

The Quarrel OF the Commodore and the
Commander-Nows from Abroad.
1t is officially stated at the Navy depart
mcnt that the disagreement between Commo-
dore Mayo, commandant of the Norfolk
yard, and Comdr. McGlonsey had no reference
to the employment of two Malone men in
the yard, as reported, and that no politics
were connected with tho trouble. Tho true
state of the case is that Condr. McGlensoy
granted n leave of absence without pay to O
clerk and the leave was approved by Commo-
dore Mayo. Subsequently, the latter officer
requested the papers, but Comdr.
McGlensey declined to allow them on
the ground that they were addressed
to the clerk and were his property, and al
though they were in his (MeGlensey's) posses
sion, he had no right to give them over. He
was afterwards placed under arrest by order
of Commodore Mayo for di-obedience of or
ders. Nothing is known at the Navy depart
ment of the reported disappearance Of tho pa
pers in question. Tho court of inquiry, ap-
pointed to investigate the whole matter, will
assemble at Norfolk to-day, when everything
connected with tho controversy will be
brought to light.
Passed Assistant Surgeon L. III. Marsteller
attached to the United States steamship Hart
ford, has boon condemned by q medical SUR
vey, and has been ordered to the naval hos
pital at Mare Island, Cal
Rear Admiral Nichols, acting secretary of
the navy, yesterday issued general order to
the effect that the regulations for the change
of uniforms of naval officers will not go into
effect until the department so orders.
The United States steamship jamestown
sailed from Newport for Lisbon July 13.
Tho Essex arrived at Honolulu juno IS
thirty-eight and Il half days from Callao. She
expected to sail July for Yokohama, Japan.
All well ON board. The Hartford sailed from
Honolulu for Callao June 49, His majesty
King Kalakaua, had arranged dinner, ball
and horse races for the amusement of tn,
officers of the Hartford, and much disappoint.
ment was felt that they were compelled t,
leave the harbor before enjoying tho hospi'
talities of the king, who had been recen
passenger on board tho vessel.
The practice ships Dale and Constellation
arrived at Portsmouth, N H. last evening
National Republican., 1883-07-17
nEPAnTNENr nOrs.

The issue of standard silver dollars for the
week ended July Il, was 1921 400, The issue
for the corresponding period of last year, was
$1S5,000.
Treasurer Wyman yesterday received CON
science contribution offvod dollars from Proyi-
dcnee, II. J., inelosod In letter stating that
II was on account OF customs duo and signed.
National Republican., 1883-07-17
Plans Tor the Steel Cruisers,

Commodore Wilson, chief of the bureau of
construction, Navy department, yesterday
submitted the plans for tho proposed cruisers
Boston and Atlanta TO the naval advisory
board. Plans for the largest cruner, the
Chicago will be submitted on Monday next
The plans for tho dispatch boat Dolphin,
which were prepared by the naval advisory
board, have been ready for some days II Is
expected that the contracts for the construc-
tion of these vessels will be signed by Secro-
tary Chandler rs soon as he returns.
National Republican., 1883-07-17
A nnni Isnn. ARRANGED.

NEW YoRK, July l6-An agreement was
signed to-day between the hackers of William
Elliott, ex-champion oarsman of England, aud
George Gasel, of this city. The agreement
provides for raCo between them for $500 n
side on Aug, upon smooth wat sr, the place
to bo named here hereafter. Tho distance Is
TO be thr, miles with turn.
National Republican., 1883-07-17
Iot fear terrestrial
Tho NatlonnI Enehange Convention.

New YoRK, July IG.-The president of
the Cotton exchange to-day appointed tho
following members rs delegates TO the Na-
tional Cotton Exchan GO convention, to be
held ut Old Point Comfort, Va, on Wednes-
day, the eighteenth instant: Henry Hentz,
Walter +. Miller, George ID. Pitzipla, Charles
ID. Miller r. II. Roundtroe, l.. j. Murphy,
and Louis Walter
National Republican., 1883-07-17
Cabinet Meeting.

An informal meeting of tho cabinet was
held yesterday afternoon, at which were
present Secretary Folger, Secretary Lincoln,
Secretary Teller, and Postmaster General
Gresham. 1t is understood that tho session
was mainly devoted TO the consideration of
routine business of the departments repre-
sented, requiring immediate attention.
National Republican., 1883-07-17
Innroyed NInil acryicc.

1t has been decided to put a second daily
mail service ON the Hannibal and st, Joseph
railway, between Quincy, H., and Hannibal,
No. This will make u continuous double
daily railway mail service from Chicago TO
Denver Col, via Kansas City. An order es.
tabisning the additional service will DO
sued in Il few days.
National Republican., 1883-07-17
An Injected Vessel Oh Her Way to New
York.

The surgeon general of the marine hospital
service has been informed that the steamer
City of Alexandria has left Vera Cruz, bound
for New York, and that she left three cases
OF yellow fever at Havana OH Saturday last.
The health authorities ut New York have
been informed Of the approach of tho infected
vessel.
National Republican., 1883-07-17
Gurhiph @aths.

ANEW TURKISH BATH (DH BoVEEs)
IN nv O street, opposite Riggs House, Large pool,
open sunday Open from u N, III 10 y. mi Satur
dayaR N h"''f 6& e. IT, YokSo5y'ihiR L. &oy'iR Eeotrean
TgNHE SHEpD BATHS, el u STREET, NRAB
4 NINTH wOll known rs tho Oldest and hest Ia the
cliy This bath r. constructed with yi0w 10 conYe'
piuT, and McrcuTial Baths given with SKIN aud Nl
pcronce Mopinnal9r Of ION years experience ~ thil
establishment Single bath, o. for & Htl0 Opsu
Sunday nom a ~ 70 y m mr2ltt
National Republican., 1883-07-17
sn,nIinox in Lnucnst.r, Penn

LANCASTER, Pa, July l6.--Ten new cases
of smallpox were reported to tho health COM
missioner to,dny. Most of the now cases ara
OF mild type The number of cases in tho
city since tho outbreak Of tho disease il SOW
eDty-two
National Republican., 1883-07-17
PIourn-Pnrunnnin.

SrAPLETOE, N. Y, July 16.--The state
board OF health will meet II committee from
tho town boards of health on Wednesday,
when measures will DO devised to abate tho
epidemic of peuro-pnoumoniG among the
cattle on Staten Island
National Republican., 1883-07-17
Il,e Army Worm.

LANCASTER, Pa July l6,--The army worm
has made its appearance in the northern sec
tion of this county In large numbers, and is
committing ravRgos in tho tobacco folds
Many of tho plants are literally covered with
tho wnrmg
National Republican., 1883-07-17
NlspitnI.
nEALTW Is WMALTII.

DIR. T. G. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT, specific fur liyScra, plz1lucss,
C0nvulsOIW, Nervous Headache, MrntallDppTpSs on,
Loss Of Mgmqry, spgrrlgiulrheA, lmrolrdcN, ~,
voluntary lmlSsiuuh, premature pd AGE, cRnNou ny
nVer-pxrFtion, soifRlutc, or OyorindulgunCu, which
leads tu misery, decay ana aoeth Onn hN VIII euro
recent uasps. Each box contains one months treat
Wcut one dollar box, OF SIX boxes for iivo dollars,
sent by mail prepaid, on rconpt Or price wv guar
auico Alk boxes 10 cure any case WIN t0Gh uluol
received by ~ for slN boxes accompanied Win I'VE
dollars we win send the purchaser our written Rlnr'
ellelt cure, Guarantees lssuel cy ySTorf&C CtpM'
WELL, 40 pcingylNuuiu avenue, Washington, D. g.,
wholesale uJrpttll aB0nts. orders by mail Will TO-
Ctiyv prompt Utt0nilph ly7'ly
National Republican., 1883-07-17
A Train ISobber,s Esoapo.

New BRUSBwIcK, n. j., July l6,-Charlos
Raymond, noted train robbcr, escaped from
Jail here Sunday night, Friends outside fur
nishcd him with key.
National Republican., 1883-07-17
busiurss Gbuntts.

WI I'LL EXCHANGE rs KARAT. GOLD, HUNT.
w ing case watch, worth ll00, for 500 In trade, or
low for cash sold for no fault. Address BUSlNkSs
Repuhl'ca Office. jylGMh
Y LIBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
j ! on Time Deposits. United states Bonds bought
and sold ~ mGrkpl rltAs COLLECTIONS made evefy'
where by ]. II, SQuIlih q co.. Bankers, las Penn
AilVRnAaVenu all.au
National Republican., 1883-07-17
PennsylynnIn VopubIicnns.

HARRISBURG, July lG,--senator Thomas v
Cooper was ta'dRy selected rs chairman Of
the republican stats committee.
National Republican., 1883-07-17
2lust auo cEUuuo.

r oST-THE PARTIES WHO TOOK SMALL
white hull pup fran In trout OF reSidenue "Sla
Pennsylvania avenue VIII please return u, ~ they
arc vel known. lyl2'dtt
National Republican., 1883-07-17
L1AkH FEET, &c.
- NnmI WRInieE Eslhn hnsrA w tHM IHHhGS ETNE "

M0Penndylynpla ayonpe, opposite MilLmf9 Hotel
llhtd ana son cprnS, bunionH, club ana lnVotteil
Nails vhacuar eHcrescenees aud all complaints OF
the ippt successfully treated 49,
lWpuly-lw0 consecutive years Of practice IN wash
ington, -. e.,
once fcr. u per visit for putting the feet In or.
def Hours a. ~. " UP, Mi sundays, Ia ~ 10
y, ~,
National Republican., 1883-07-17
lNunsu 10 xuam.

AFoNEY TO LOAN ON REAL EST ATE Attic
street northwest nolJ'u
National Republican., 1883-07-17

TyNlII. uEpURLtCNN jon OFFICE HAS nv
cry facility for lhr ruulpt execution of all Kinds
ofJOban hook Work aud az prices Us low ua eau bo
had in this Or any other chy.
National Republican., 1883-07-17

VYOi FOR GLYMONTI
IL No liquors sold on the grounds. Temperance
associations sunday schools, or others giving exeur-
sons Will apply for terms aud days Of engagement to
agent Tor Potomac Fruit Growers Improvement
Company, ]. OHVILLE JOHNSON No. iBo Penn
sylVania avenue northwest.
National Republican., 1883-07-17
Real Qtstute lDrnkers.
FoR RENT-BY Il. Il, WARNER,
STORES.

Our Weekly Rent List, published every Monday
morning. contains u complete schedule OF our houses,
stores, shops and inrIns offered for rent, together
with descriptions prices. NC, and how they MAY bo
Property for sale In oil parts OF city Money
to loan OH real estate Call
IL. II. WARMER, DIG + street.
National Republican., 1883-07-17
@lantro- --Eooms.
Soluntrn -Nonsrs.

)
VIZ ANTED-A SMALL HOUSE OF FIVE OR
w six rooms in northwest section moderate rent.
Address, stating terms g. p g.. Republican oiiice.
National Republican., 1883-07-17
SMuntrn-MrIp--MaIr.

VXTANTED-A WHITE BOY OR GIRL, FROM
w II to IS years of nge one who would like 10 he
come al artist preferred Academy OF Fine Arts
corner OF Eighteenth street and New York avenue,
jylGatr
WY ANTED-A YOUNG MAN TO WORK ON
wv doors; steady vnrH. Apply to t. r. JACK.
SON Sash Factory, n irieenth and B streets north
west. JylH3ts
National Republican., 1883-07-17
S0lantsb---M -MisttIIuurous.

yYTANTED-A LADY WISHES TO TAKE
wv lessons the type writer ;kalso stGnogrnphy,
Address NJ. Y, Republican 0nlce lyl1.sr
WY TANTED-To EXCHANGE RIFLE, FINELY
w finished and mounted, for double shot gun
will pay fair difference for suitable breech loader.
Address NfMRoD, Republican Office. lyl73te
A TEACHER WHOSE PUPILS ARE PASSING
IA successful examinations for Government po'
suons desires more students. Address MISS BALClI,
9OI NJ street northwest. JylG3t"
EMOISEBLE FRANCHISE DIPLQMEE, %
~ ans pnrlant allemnnd, desire place de gouver-
nante. Adresse, NJ. l.. K PostotIce Norrstown,
Pa. iylbBtS
cswIMMING SCHOOL, OPEN.
- Single tickets, 30 cents Closes Saturday, Augt
ust L.
Wy ANTED - EVERYBODY TO PATRoEIzHI
w LlOyd's Washington 25-Cent Express; baggage
checked at residences. Offices, isl PennSylyapipa ayd
nue. and lO0a street northwest - lya0ta
National Republican., 1883-07-17
cfor Rrnt- TrufurnisbrS Rooms

L1OR RENT-UNFURNISHED. A SUITE OF
II three large rOoms second HoOr; also one fur-
nished front ROOM 81 street northwest. jylI-St#
1.-TWO OR THREE UNFURNISIIED ROOMS, TO
L parties without children: private nmily; refer
ences exchanged. I'll Ninth street northwest.
National Republican., 1883-07-17

LNoR RENT-FLAT OF THREE OR FIVE UN.
n furnished rooms; modern improvements half
square from Capitol Grounds and street cars. In
quire on promises 30 First street northeast jyl6
National Republican., 1883-07-17
VNTANTED DERMAToLoGY,
w LIFE SPECIALITY.
BY DIR. j. VAN DYCK.
723 Twelfth street northwest

lZo IWcllIn street NORTHWEST.
MONDAY and TUESDAY to JULYa
II you have Pmples, Blackheads, Liverspots,
FTeckles Moth, Tan. Sunbnrn, Redness, and Oliness
OF the Nose, Deep Pores, or amy Complexion Bemlsh
DR. VAN DYCK can remove them and Beautiiy the
Complexion without any cosmetic, paint OF enamel.
II your Hair Is thin harsh dry, faded or 0rprematurey
gray. If yOu have excessive Dnndru1, Scaly scalp,
Tetter, Crown Frontal part or Temple Badness II
you have Scant Irregular Eyebrows or Lashes, DIR
VAN DHCK, by scientlilc course of treatment can
bfows and Lnshes, ~ you wish fresh, pure clear,
brilliant, and beautiful Complexion, Thick, Heavy,
Luxurlant Hair Regular. Long, and Lovely Eye
hr0wS aud Inshes son, White, Smooth, and Pretty
Hands, consult DIR. VAN DICK Mt once. The Doctor
has practced his speculty for nearly twenty years,
md Il thoroughly skilled IN his profession.
TWELFTH STREET NORruWESf July 2, 4, IS.
~, and II, aud August l. ., ,, 10 lG and II, super
hnbus hair permanently removed by the operation
OF Electrolyss by DIR. VAN DYCK
"ANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN E.
w Beall, Room 4, 1850 New York avenue, + Com
missioner of Deeds for every State aud Territory.
United states Commissioner, Examiner, aud Notary
Public. always In Office frOm v "a m TO p. IN. Rpdoly
National Republican., 1883-07-17
Nersonal.

DERSONS DESTROYS OF SPENDING A WEEK
a or more at Cape May or Atlantic City will find
II to their advantage to address AGENT, Republican
OlliCe. iyli.at4
National Republican., 1883-07-17

HETANTED-To REST BY AUGUST !, A SIX
w or seven room house; modern improvements
Address BERNARDO, Republican Office. Jyl03tH
National Republican., 1883-07-17
S1lmitA- MrIp---:AemaIc.
Sdtantro-- .Sitnutinrs---yflaIt.

VXTANTED - SITUATION AS MANAGING
w clork, or employment In n law or claim Office,
by gentleman of fifteen years experience at the bar
and III the courts; familiar with brieting cases In
supreme Court; city references. Address d. q. f.,
Republican Office. JyH-3tf
National Republican., 1883-07-17
8Oaroimg

err II STREET RTltWESr-STRICTLY
- l. O frsl class board at elS prr month, ia Hd-
vance also three pleasant rooms Tor rent on reasQn
able terms, Jyi7'Jtf
National Republican., 1883-07-17

CtWIMAfING SCHOOL OPEN
AUGUST 4.