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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-30
9cmotratti1c @cf6ecrnts8 fir
st. SOMiS.

Die 4olisetzGDmmillGre bon ct. Souls
bobe1 nun bod bel6lolIen, bent uldllfbDre
Iidell 2lnbrGn9en oes DenlpfrGtiiden 9ouz
DerreurS Gritten0en 6etreffS Der 80llltrefs
flung bes bemofratilden Sonrtagsgeiebes
in Der belrotratii6en 0otpningzSill nadz
sugeben. Gtn9cl6ilhtert Ourd @r%tttenocn's
intmcr Driil9enoer tDer0ell0e WlaDnulgcn,
Gaben ie Der QoltSet f0rmlid) Det Sefebl err
tbeilt, ieoen NirtD, Der AM Son1ltag offelt
bat ooer beralti6en0e @etrGnfe III irgelo
elmer Guantitdt D~ertauft, beim 0ffcntlidet
9lntlQ0er anSu;etgeu, bornit btelcr 0aS ipets
tore Gerfabreu Dor benz GorrecttollSgert0te
%eiltlette.
0as bernofratilde Ootpnirg >@eleb be-
brobt 1tGmlli6 ieoen QSirt6, Der Ocl1 chen erz
ipdbnter Sabbatbbrlt6 be9ebt, nit ether
@eIobuBe Dou $50 bis $500 ulto miiloeltcnS
3ipeiidbrigem Gerlltlte Der Sdantltcen5.
Qud iollen Die YDliSiiten Dtelelti9cn Yerz
ionen arseigen, Die ant Sonntag taqen, NIT
&drten poer duf anoere gSetle 1pielen Nilo
6ergI. o0er Mnare1 perfalfen oOer Derfauz
fen l1len.
SGmmtIi6e bier bemofrotiide Wtit9ltes
ser Der 8olisetsG ommiiiion entldlteDcn ftd)
fir pbt9e @eilung at Die YoliSet; nur Der
ISplULllullIuL OIuDpl SIUlILH1 IpSLNJS( WV
2lmtS tpe9en Dtit9lteo bet Yoli3eiconmtls
iior lit, ittnntte bagcget.
0aS lit allo Die neuelte bemofrattl6e See
i6eerulg fir Die Stabt ct. 9ouiS, lpeld)e
ith lett eii1em Observation-Disclosures gars Der
ieIben Sonnta8sfrcibett c%rtreute, Die bor
Sebn Sabrer bon ben 9eutl6en @6icago's
na1 bei6eut Gan1pfe tpteoer erruugct lul0
oonn our6 1tGbtii6e Geroronun9en gel6ubt
unO geitlibt mur0e.
Oic Neorohung nod anberer @eidGfte
ais 6cS Wirtbsgei6dftc5 0ur6 Die Yolt5etz
commillion Don ct. 2ouiS itebt tpte Spiez
gelfedteret aus. 9lud) it1O Die Strafe Ell fitr
MnOere 0eidGfte nidt 10 i6tper. nno
0ouper1eur @rtttenben la9t III ici1en
8rn1tobrtefen dtSorildli6, 0aB er eS bauptz
lG6ltb auf Die NirtDe a6geieDen bat.
Gerlangt nun ieoer angeSetgte ct. 2outz
let MirtD DDr DEM @DrrecttO1sgert6te cine
N6urtDeilun9 burd 0eibwDrcne, 10 UerDelt,
Oa Die Dffeltli6e Wtetnun9 in ct. Souts gez
gen Son1tagSSmal19 ut, TAFT MIR Sretlpre7
dungen erfotgen, unD oielc, tpte Die Stofz
tung anberer 9eri6tS9eldGfte i'm Gorrcc1
tionsgeridte, tperoen Die Gpuitredung oeS
SonntagsgeleBes balb mmDgltd MAIDEN.
90 gi1g IS III Cincinnati nit ocm rcpublt@
fanilden Srnit6'l6en S~onntagsgelebe, nod
ebe Die republifaniibe StaatsgeieBgebung
BON Sbio anitdnbtg genllg ipar, Den Sontz
ta9S5ipang fir gr0Bere Staote t6atIG6li6
auf3ubeben.
Qber bur6 iol6e W0elihfeiten unb QIs5
lt6ten miro Der S6anoftreth, tpeldJen Die
bemofratii6e Yartet 9egen Die CUTE 1tno
freie Staot ct. Souls fl6rt, nt6t int Ufilz
DeIten 1eniloert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-30

benz ct ais ieDr 9etudltt1dtt9er 0erridles
Derl6ic6ene Der &affernltamnle u11ter leiteiR
SScpter Dereinigt bate, gerietD CT 1T &rte9
nit Den l6nDer6lngerigen GngIdnoern.
Uiebrere Sabre ipuBtem CT ul1o letttc tapfes
ret Sulutrieger itdl erfolgrei6 ibrer 01ut
81 mebrell, uno Oielc Gn9lGnOer, al6 Der
oieicn Delfcltbe vtaiierltde 4srtns bon Srants
reid" rtitBten ms afritaniide 0ras betz
SEN. Doh Dor bier Sa6rcn erlag &etlGz
tpdlo enoltd) unO iplrOe nit etnigen leilter
QSeiber etn @cfangener Der Sritet. 9tadS
Dem man t1n crit in 9tfrifa IN leidter lno
atgelchnler 6aft gebalteu bate, nurbe er
mad Giglano 9ebro6t uno bort Der NOtDe
bes Cages.
0d CT %offcnbar ein orfraNfi9er 8etputt6es
ter nidt mn oes engliid4N Sd)nopics, ions
bern aud Der engltiben Wtodt uro 9r0Be
getpDr0en mar, 10 9lallbtc oaS OtintIteriltm
@lo61tDne Munocr tpie fIltg Sl Da1otIn, aIS
es TIN ipieOer in feine acknowledgements
ei1leBte. Nber bieie letue SiDette Sont9S;eit
mar ungebeuer fur; unO fldglid. Die uns
oercn SulllDdltptltltge ueretniGten it'd 9eger
tbn, 1dlugen i'm III etler 9teiDe pon S6la6s
ten, lllto ieBt babet tie i'm nit alen leincr
Wetbern, leiltcm Sobre uno otclen leiter
9Guptltltge ulngebra6t.
@u9IanO hofite lit Dem niebereingcicbten
S0nig %&etid,pGio eiuet ~itarfcn 8unocSs
9enolier, Dbcr aud llntergebener, I'M Suluz
lnltoc ST babelt. Qlber .cS bat our6 bieie
NienereinleBut9 nlr erreiht. boB oer drrtt
Gcrl bon icincn 2anbsleutell, Die feillen
y6ritiihen Sflapeu" sum- S0ui9 nDuten,
grauiam abgctbart purbe uno bab iebt oas
brtttlde 2tnlcbcn i'm Sulu>2anoe tpett gcz
ringer lit, ais Dor Oem Sulus &rtc9c.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-30
Straf6are SeIesrapben=8e
iMaften.

S9on am 20. SuIi madten mir auf 6aS
BunoesgeieB dufrnertlam, tuOna6 ette
3elegrapbens @eieQidaft ii6 fit icbet ein5
seInen Sal elmer 0elobuBe BON 500 bis
$1,000 ausleBt, tperrt ite telegrapbil1e Wfit>
tbeiIungen Der &e9ierungsbeb0rnem bes
8unoes nit @inidluB Der 8etterberi6te
ni6t redt3eitig bef0roert. g8ir tpieien all9
bdrauf bin, oaB mad elmer ausoriidliden
Beltimmung bieies 8unoeSgeiebeS cine
Qrbeitsz 8crpeigerrIg oer Sele8rap6ilten
burAauS feline @ntlhulot9ung fir bic
Sele9rop6eu> @eieuidaften biloet.
Stun baben aber Die Sclegrapbcn>@e>
Ieul6aften, u1o geraoe aud Die Meitern
Linton, in ben Iebten Sagen bGuftg Die 8ez
fOr6erung BON Jtegierungs>9 epeihen per>
iGulnt. SSa man mai auf Dem WalbingS
toner Bureau Der %genannten G%eleQrapben>
@eieui6aft mebrmals eenotbigt, 9tegiez
rungszS epeideil, Die bort su l%ngelGumter
8ef0roerung iibergeben ipuroeIl, ben &egie-
rungsoe3artement5 unbcf0roert 3uritdSuz
iteuen, neil cine ungelGumtc 8ef0roerung
unmo9lih Iei. Qlnoeren G~e9ierungstelez
gran1men nllBte ma Die @nti6uloigung
a%ufitempeIn: ygincr 8cf0roerung our6 bic
9Oit Ober ionitt9er G%er609erung utterz
tDorfen".
GbenIo idumi9 tuor 6er telegraph in Der
Bef0roerun9 bon S%elegramlnen anoerer
8unbesbebOr6eu an Die 6auptregterun9sz
8eb0rOeu in 0aibinetou, pGbrenb er aud
our ~lhleunt9lten 8etOroerung oer 0epel6en
e~riterer 2trt perpfli6tet lit.
SeLbit Die tpihtiaiten fir Die 9tegierung
beittnnten alntli6en Sinau3telegramme,
ramentIth lolde OoT San Srancisco,
Itefer 10 lan9lam uno unbeutlid in gSaibz
ington eir, baB bet 6ilansmtniiter ii6 entz
fhloB, Die @orreiponoen3 nit bort uorerit
9ans mitteIit Der Goit gu fibren. Sa Elm
0erdrttges Selegramm bon San 6ranciSco
mar 10 LANCE tpie Elm Yoitbrief ullteripegs.
gBas Die 9Setterberi6tc bctrifft, 10 beflqat
rtalt lid I'M 0~duptitgnaldmte, Oab Don elmer
Wler9e Der Stationen gar feline Selegramme
rtebr, ooer nur gang oerlpGtete, ltad) Waib>
iugton bef0roert iperoen.
0as oben angeflbrte @eieb lit lonnet>
fl1r. 9Gngit mare es oa6er 8fli6t oes
Su1tt;zO Departments Der 0ulloesre0terutlo
9etDeierl, geger bieE ele9rapben> @eieul6aften
tDeget bieier 8er3ogeruugen Die erforOer>
Itden Sla9en ein3uleiten, bam1it Die pont
@elebe borgeihriebenen Strafen iiber ie
Derbdngt tperoer.
Nber aud in bieie Sadie seben bic 8ez
h0roen nit unausitebIider BeoG6tigfett
urO G%nn9iamfeit al @erfe. limb erif il,
ben Ie5ten Eugcn ioG Der Sufti;miniiter
8reiDfter lit ieiner Sonmerfril6e in 2ona
8rat6 a%ngefnn9en baben, ieilte gtoIe in
bies @eieb sI itefen, oas ibnl Idn9it bdttc
10 9eIGuftg iein iouen, tpie bos @iumaLcius
O6er tpie ietne Id6erIi9e nttntoOtide &leiz
neror6nutg.
0dtte Sretpiter bon 9nfdng ot ben Eelez
ernpbenz @eieui6aften tpegen ibrer lleberz
tretu19 beS 8nnoesgeieBes gebOrig alfgez
eeu1a6t babel,, ME Die u9lmerican Jtopib",
nro Der 9roBe Streif tpGre ieyt sdn5Ii9 gu
Gtloe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-30

9ege1t Bartei ltno 9te9ierung o1f3utretelt,
porouf CT ieine Stele Derlor.
Der republifanti6en 8artei i6lDb er 1i6
l6on BET i1rem Gntiteben al u1b belt
otIelt lnb manubaft SIT tbr, ralnelttltdl i'm
Observation-Disclosures BON 1860. 0dS
mar oamalS in WtarDlailb ipabrli6 teine
&leit1igtett. Oenn oemDtratil6e Strold1en>
banoen b%enabnlen iid i'm bamaliget
SflaoenItaate WtarDlano ge9elr Die 9tepubliz
faner 9erabe 10 l6eubltd), iDte ii6 Die
Strol6ellbaroeu Der Snopnotbin9s gegen
Die 0ernofratel1 beuomIneu battclI.
SIM WtGrS 1861 puroc Nio1t9omerD
gLair @eueralpoftmeilter I'M @abinet beS
9rGlioenten Gincolr. st Derlpaltete bus
glrlt trDB beS 9tuSbru0S beS &rte9eS nit
GROCER Yfli6ttreue, iDar audi IN oen er1telt
Sabren Seuer uno sSlamrte fir cite gauS
enti6ieOene &ricQftbrln19 u1O Sric9Sz
pDiitit; 0uult fam aber lcilt pDlttiIher
Guertppf gum Gorl6cin; CT iultroe tmnter
econlcrOatiDer, ltu0 i'll Scptcrnbcr 1864
hlltBte i1nt &incnln, I'm bic cntl0ieoeneren
Seltou6tbeile Der republifauildlen Eartci
ST perioGneit ltno lcirlc gSieoeripaDl 5ltlt
ErGltbeltcn niOt Su gctGbroet, Den Gaufs
paB gebcu.
Sll Den lebtelt 11eltlt5eDt SaDre1t belt 1tdl
Otont9omerp Blair SUIT oemofratti6en
Y0rtci, 1ottc Suoleid alerlct Derriifte
SDruuen iiber bic BullOesfinanSen, tonnte
ober Die Bortei9eno1ien III leiitem Wtarps
la1ocr @on9rcBbe5irte troB leiner frallpfs
Daften 9lnltrengungen nie baSu brin9cn, oaB
tic i6n su ibrer1 9t0tionolzl b9eorbncten
madten.
Yeri0nli6 mai ct ein freusbraner Monrt,
u1tD III Den Sa9en ieincr uouclt 9eiltigen
Strait uno ietrer Wtaft eripicS ct it'd be-
lnnbers ou6 itetS ais treuer SrelnO Der
9eutldet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-30
@etIMW4io.

Ser ornte Sulufafernfoni9! Dait i6m
toul6t iebt ni0t cinnal elmer Oer Sltlus,
peld,e lit o%merifdniihen vDime Wfuieumo"
nit ibren Speeren (9liiegats) gum @nticBet
neugterIger Mcibcr lno &tlDer llnberrelts
nen. @init mor CT etn grocer &Dilig on
Der Sitfitltc SiiosNfritaS, Damn erlt Gcfalt7
9cncr ulto 8erbannter, oann tpicoer &Dntg,
uno iebt lit ct ein 9ei6Iagener ullo tootcr
Wtnnl.
Sein merttpiirbigcr 2ebenslauf 1T l6on
friiber an oieler SteQe bel6rieben tporoen.
Oarum lei nlr folgenoeS benertt. gfabs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-30
Scr YrdttSettt 1ttto Die Nentters
i1aer.

Cine Der beitcn @isenidaften bes g as
itbenten 4rtbur beiteht lit ieiner
9ftenbeit 9egen Nmtsbetperber. St bGlt
iol6e 3eute nidt, tpie Die n~teiiten friiberen
QrGiioenter, 6ur6 Babe 8eripredu1gen
Dber our6 Observation-Disclosures bin, iDnz
bern beiibt Die Bel amerifanii6en YOIitifern
10 %ieItete gigeni6aft, frti6peg vg~tein!"
idgett at fOnnert.
3utueilen, tpent aud nur ieIten, bers
fniipft er nit bieiem Stein" einen tleinen
S9er3. 8ieI Nufie6en ma3t Der tol7
eenbe:
Oemofratiide gon9reBmit9lieber be-
brdnaen ben Brdfi6enten e6enio iebr nit Der
Gmpfeb[ung bon NelnteriG9ern tpie republic
foniide. Oieier Gage Il fdil0 it6 per
bur6 ieinen Iebten 0tOr0proaeB 10 vbes
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1883-07-30

Stdaten b%e9augen tporben iirb, ein republic
fonil6er grfolg BET bet td6iten g2ationaIz
tpaDlen u1lter alien l1mitdnOen iebr 5%treiIels
bolt lit.
National Republican., 1883-08-28
AT GEORHETOMN.
CANAL MATTERs.
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

The issuin of permits for white children
to enter the public schools of the city, which
open Sept. 3, was commenced yesterday, and
will continue until Wednesday night, Thurs
day aud Friday being days set apart for
issuing to colOred children.
New curbing and cutters are being put
down at the corner of Pitt and Wolf streets,
and new sewers at the intersection of Union
and Princess streets The work is being done
under the supervision of the superintendent
Of police.
The Washington, Ohio, and Western trains
passed over the new bridge at Sycolyn yes
terday for the first time.
The schooner Annie +. Conlon, which ar
rived here II few Gays ago with cargo of
plaster, has discharged her cargo. aud gone to
Georgetown for a load of coal destined to
Boston,
There are three vessels now due here with
plaster consigned to our merchants
Capt VIM. Turner, of Occoquan Falls, with
Oliver Underwood, have Just finished a
freight steamer, and had the same towed to
this port yesterday for inspection and meas
uremont by custom officers.
Receipts of wheat yesterday were 300
bushels, corn 200.
At the grain market flour is steady and
firm. There are no new features to note in
the wheat market. The depression of the
past ten days continues and prices haveistub-
bornly declined. The market closed yester-
! day, however, with a firm tone, especially for
the best samples receipts were light. 5000
bushels were sold Mt 81 90 to Sill for fair FultZ
9Sc. to Sl.OO for tailonds and tough, and
Sl.A for fair Longberry, no mixed or choice
being offered, Corn is steady at unchanged
| figures; LOCO bushels, all white, sold at 5sc.
to 6Oc. small lot of damaged and badly
cleaned rye brought see; choice is in de.
mand. No oats were offered. Produce in
small receipts and choice lots command out.
side prices
National Republican., 1883-08-28
THE HoD CARRIERS.
Parade and Picnic Yesteriay-A CredIta-
BILE DomonstratIon-A Washington Man
Wins In the Contest.

Parade and Picnic Yrsterday-A CredIta-
Wins In the Contest.
The annual procession and picnic Of the
hod carriers took place yesterday. In the
procession, which began to form at IL o'clock,
were the Washington union over two hun
dred strong, delegation from the Baltimore
union of about twenty-five and the Alexan-
dria union which was oflicered by Charles
jackson, president, and Fred. Douglass secre-
tary, and there was also number of car
riages filled with officers of the union, as fol-
lows: Calvin G. Ball. president; S. s. Harris,
treasurer; Joseph II. Carr, secretary; w. II.
Graham, ex x-president, besides o number of
friends. The Excelsior band headed the pro-
cossion, and in the center there was a drum
corps. Samuel S. White was the chief mar
shal, with Mcssrs. Joseph Haines, William
| Fletcher, Frank Wade, Andrew Allen, S. S.
Harris, and Charley Pierce as assistants.
Tho route covered by the procession was
as follows o street to New Jersey avenue
New Jersey avenue to Fourth street east
Fourth street east to North Carolina avenue
North Carolina avenue to + street southwest,
+ street southwest to Seventh, Seventh street
to Pennsylvania avenue, along Pennsylvania
avenue to street northwest to Twenty
fourth street, along Twenty-fourth street to
NJ along M to Rhode Island avenue to Gales's
woods.
Crowds followed the procession during the
entire route, and the demonstration, one of
the largest ever made by this union, was ex-
tremely creditable.
AT Galess woods the assembly was called to
order by Mr.. q. Powells, chairman of tho
committee of arrangements, and addresses
were made by Mr.. Ball, the president of the
union, Col. Perry III. Carson, John IL. Free
man, and others.
The contest between Edward Towles, of
this city, and N. Robinson, of Baltimore, as to
who could fill his hod with bricks and carry
them to n designated place the quickest
excited much interest, and when the
time for trial arrived the crowd about
the space was immense. Three hundred
and fifty bricks were piled up and
the distance they weie to be Carried was
thirty feet. Mr.. Towles had carried four hods
full while Mr.. Robinson had carried but two,
and then the swaying crowd breaking upon
the men no further contest could he had. Mr..
Towles was declared the winner and silver
medal was awarded him.
The festivities were kept up until late
hour, and HOd Carriers union, No. /, under
whose auspices the entire celebration was
gotten up, deserve credit for the good arrange
ments, and especial mention should be made
of the following committee of arrangements
who had charge of this procession and the
general arrangements Of the day G.. POwels
chairman; w. r. Brent. secretary; n. Robin
son, S. Harris, II. Stephenson, NJ. Holts, L.
West, Il. johnson, J. Gray, r.. Kidricl, j.
Roots, II. Richardson, p Price, II. Throng-
marion.
National Republican., 1883-08-28
GRATIFYING RESULTS.

Under date of May ID, Mr.. L. A. Thomson,
the well known grocer aud provision dealer,
of 70 Green street, New Haven, Conn, writes
as follows "Several weeks since l was
taken very i'll with kidney disorders, and an
examination of my urine showed very dis
eased condition of my kidneys, and had alsc
symptoms of diseased state of my liver. The
passing of my urine was accompanied with
severe pains in the small of my back and
loins, followed by burning sensation, and
after having stood awhile in the vessel the
urine showed very heavy deposit of sedi-
ment similar to ground brick dust, and, in
short, found that l was in such diseased
condition as to require immediate medical at
tention, aud us l was anxious to obtain the
best and most speedy remedy, / looked and
inquired carefully, and became satisfied that
Hunts Remedy was an article of excellent
merit, and therefore / concluded to give it a
trial, and commenced taking it, and before
had taken one bottle found such great im-
provement that decided to continue its use,
and by taking only two bottles the result has
been most gratifying in giving me restored
| health.
81 have ordered supply of Hunts Remedy
for my store, and shall hereafter have it for
sale, as l consider il an excellent article for
| diseases OF the liver and kidneys"
National Republican., 1883-08-28
A Wife,s Trouble.

For a number of years my wife has been
troubled with chronic rheumatism, it being
in some portion of her body constantly Tex
cept perhaps in the very warmest weather in
summer) Last Christmas she contracted Il
very severe cold, and diseased condition of
tho kidneys became manifest, which sub
.jected her to excessive suffering, as the symp-
toms of gravel became more prominent, her
urine being colored, accompanied, by heavy
brick dust sediment.
After trying several remedies without re-
lief, ] procured for her bottle of Hunts
Remedy, which she commenced taking, and
before three days had passed she became much
better. She continued using the medicine
until she had used six bottles, and now feels
entirely cured Of both rheumatism and kid
ney complaint She believes her present ex-
cellent health due solely to the use of Hunts
Remedy. WILLIAM G. CLEAvELAND.
Norwich, CONN, May 8, 1888.
National Republican., 1883-08-28
Not so Many Boats Out Last Night as

Not SO Many Boats Out Last Night as
Usual.
The expected return of the infantry corps
had weakening effect upon the oarsmen
yesterday, as but one single went out from
the Potomac house, instead of the six or
seven usually sent out by that club. They
had out, however, the eight with crew COM
posed of McRae, Fraser, Ryan, Wheeler, Crop
ley, Kennedy, Warden and Mckinney also
three fours, one manned by Kearney, Fisher
Doxon and Wilmington; another by Noord-
zey, Frey, Thomas and Smallwood; the third
by crew of now men. Kervand and King
were out in the pair cared
Tho Analostans were represented by their
Junior and light weight crews, and the Column
bias by their eight, manned by Ward, Kint-
ner, Kerr, Rudy, Leetch, Young, Bartle, and
Smith, Wilmington going as coxswain. Ken
nedy and Bean were in the pair-oared, with
May as CoXswain. The ten-oared barge,
manned by ZoiFler, Harlan, Moflatt, Balan-
tyne, Johnson, Mackall, Beall, Green Snyder,
and Young, with Hollerith as coxswain,
carried up number of lady passengers.
There We're also eleven pleasure boats out
from their house. and eight from Johnson &,
Bakers. Baker, of the Potomac Lynchburg
crew, has returned from his furlough, and is
ready for hard work at the sweeps, which he
will begin at once.
National Republican., 1883-08-28
LOCAL MENTION.
calvanO-Nrpgnetlo Treatment

OF DISEASE.
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR AMOUNT PAID FOR
In SUCCESSFUL OPERATION IN BALTIMORE, Md,
DURING PAST Two YEARS.
BRANCH OFFICE, EMBRACING ALL THE ApvANr-
AGES OF HOME OFFICE, Now OPEN DAILY At
O22I9 II street n. W., Washington.
onice Hours from to 10 a. M, and TO s p. m,
Sundays excepted.
Consultation Free at Office or Home OF Patient.
CaH or send for pamphlets containing ou,r ono hun
dred tstinOnt1is OF cures OF citizens Of BahfnOrc
cOuerng o entire range Of nerUe and 0theitgise IN
curdbie diseases.
SPINAL CURVATURE AND GENERAL DEBILITY, IN A
BOY OF SEVEN YEARS, CURED.
sos West Lombard Street, Baltimore, Md,
MEssRs. T.. A. PARSONS e Co.--Gentlemen: My
little boy Willie now seven years of age, up 10
about three months ago, had been II weakly, dell
cate child, spending the greatest part OF his time
him to share in the amusemcnts OF children, aud
the weakness Of his muscles had at length deVel-
oped Spinal Curvature, which caused one shout
der to droop ut least two inches below the other.
Failing to find relief from any source aud hearing
so much of your Magnetic Cure, made up my
mind TO try II, which did and wish every mother
and father of afflicted little could realize the
wonderful change. lie Is not like the same child,
he began 10 improve almost at once his spine Is
crooked no more, his shoulders are leucl, aud not
only these wonders, which seemed like miracles
to me- have been achieved, but his general heath
has been benefited in All amazing degree; for my
formerly delicate boy in that short time has be-
come hearty and strong, with Il remarkable appe-
lite, and we have difficulty in keeping him III at
all. lie wants to be on the street playing all the
time, seeming never to tire. am going to keep
his appliances on all through the summer They
are too precious to be left of for a moment: If
any one wants confirmation of the above let them
MRS. LIZZIE Z, Pool.
National Republican., 1883-08-28
EVERYBODY smokes the Longfellow Cigar.
HapnY Ririh,lnYs.


A host of little folks assembled at the resi-.
dence Of Mrs. A. C. Starkey laot night to eel.
citrate the twelfth and ninth birthdays
respectively, of Misses Eva and Blanche
Starkey. The early part of the evening was
devoted to dancing, after which line was
formed and the entire party marched into the
elegant grounds connected with the residence
which were elaboratoly illuminated with
Chinese lanterns, and partook of collation.
which was there spread. The genial and
hospitable manner of the hostess caused all tc
enjoy themselves hugely, and they voted that
birthdays should come more frequently.
Among those present were: Sallie Kenner
Lulie Bait Lille and Abbie Sisson, May
Veignyer, Estel Fish, Maud Walker Lizzie
Yateman, Mamie Hail. of Falls Church, ,,Myra
Webb, Marion Dimmick, Lottie Cook, Au
gustus Uppetman, Lille Simpson, Edith
Dickerson, Sam Ellis, Dett Mathews, Willie
Slater, Paul Tate, Howard Walker, Percy
Strany, Louie Rasafy, Archie Upperman
Harry Simpson, and others.
National Republican., 1883-08-28
Tlie0.

BLAcKFoRD;-At 8 o'clock p. M, August 2, al
"Nlapewood,' the residence OF her brother-in-law
Mai. u. +. Holman near Warrenton. Va, NAINNIE
B1ERNn, beloved wife OF b Louis Blackford, in the
36ih year OF her age.
Notice of funeral hereafter
tStar and Baltimore and virginia papers please
copyl.
TEAGLE-On Monday morning, August q, nj
1910 at her residence, 1881 l. street, Mrs. HARRIET
TEAGLE, dOctress and widow of the late Parker
Teage.
The funeral will take place, with requiem mass
from ST. Augustine's church, on Wednesday, August
90 at ~ o'clock a. The friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend.
FERGUSoN.-on Monday, August ~, 1889, at
o'clock D. M, MATTE BLANCHE eldest daughter o
William ii. and sallie Ferguson. aged years.
month and days.
Funeral private.
Gone from earth, yes, gone forever,
Tear dimmed eyes shall gaze In vain;
We shall hear her voice, oh! never,
NevprmOre OH carth again.
prince Georges county papers please copy.l
MEREDITH.-A Buffalo, ON the 18th instant
GERTRUDE LOUISE eldest daughter Of Gen. S. A
and Julia +. Meredith, aged II years, months, and
3CRys.
REYNOLDS.-At the residence of Mrs. Charles
Hagner, Mrs SUSAN b, REYNOLDS, relict of the late
John 3. Reynolds, OF Frederick, Md in the Stt
Interment at st. Pauls Cemetery, Baltimore to