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National Republican., 1883-05-15

During the fishing season report concern.
ing the condition of the Potomac river water
will be published each day, as furnished by
the Washington aqueduct office, Georgetown,
using the following scale of measurement:
Very turbid, o to 8; turbid, 3 to Is slightly
turbid, 10 to % clear % to &c. Condition OF
the water Monday, May 1i-At Great Fills,
"a at receiving reservoir, north connection,
SO; south connection, 36; distributing reser-
voir, &c.
The funeral of Mrs Sarah Berry took place
yesterday morning at III o'clock from her late
residence, corner OF Thirty-frst street and
Dunbarton avenue, ana was largely attended.
Rev. A. X, Stuart, rector of Christ church
olliciated, and blossrs. Josiah Dent, b. b. Will.
Jams, John Marbury, William Laird, William
Dodge and DIR. Bowie Tyler acted rs pail
bearers. The interment was at Oak Hill
cemetery.
The funeral OF Ezekiel Hughes, an old citi-
zen of this place, aud for many years proprie
tor and editor OF the Georgetown AdpOcdte
took place at p. m. yesterday from st.
Johns church, Rev, DIR. Lindsay, rector OF
that church, performing tho burial service.
MIR. Hughes was a member of Covenant
lodge, No, 10, j. o, o. f., which attended in
body, and from which the following pail
bearers had been selected S. q. Palmer q.
N, Allison, j. IL. Kettner, j. Il. Payne, j. II,
Darne, Capt. Cathell Tho interment was
made at Oak Hill cemetery.
There was spirited meeting held by the
nashaway Reform club last night, at which
stirring addresses were made by Messrs Jerry
Williams, Allen, Rorher and 4, b, Marche.
Covenant lodge, No. 10, /. o. o. Fl, and
Heber tent, No. 10, /. o. r., held their regu-
lar meeting last night,
American Guard council, No. l, /. u. A. NJ.
at its meeting last night, initiated twelve
nGw members and received thirteen applica-
tions for membership. Owing TO the rapid
aud great increase in the membership of this
council, il has been found necessary TO secure
a more commodious hall, and committee
was appointed last night to take the neces.
saty steps in furtheraqce Of that object.
National Republican., 1883-05-15
The Pottery contrnrer.r.

Secretary Foger has addressed letter to
the Hon. George NJ. Robson in reply to his
argument in behalf of the pottery manu-
facturers in regard to the proper construction
of section 2 of the new tariff law repeating
the duty on charges and commissions. The
secretary adheres to the former ruling of tho
department as q correct construction Of the
law Under that decision section went into
effect on the day on which the act was APP
proved. The pottery manufacturers con-
tended that the section in question should
not 20 into effect until July l.
National Republican., 1883-05-15

the draft, and is thus fuel saver as we'll
The device is not yet patented, but it is said
TO be in successful operation in at least one
large establishment in town. IL IL could only
be applied to Washington's smoky gas burn
ers IL would prove n priceless blessing.
National Republican., 1883-05-15
Gen. Geo. B. Mcclellan sent dispatch yes
terday, which reads:

Gen. Geo. B. Mcclellan sent dispatch yes
terday, which reads:
0RASGB, N. j., May II, 1883.
II no unexpected obstacle interfercs, shall be
With you on Thursday. GEO b. MCCLELLAN.
Tho price of tickets for the banquet has
been fixed at $3.50. The tickets for the
theater and for Abner's garden will be issued
on Wednesday forenoon by Gen. King at the
Riggs house. and the opportunity will be
open then for all who served in the Army of
the Potomac to join the society. No tickets
will bo required for tho business meeting,
and the press tickets will be issued by Mai.
Carson, who knows personally and is known
TO most of the local men and correspondents.
Subscribers TO the entertainment of the
Army Of the Potomac who desire tickets for
the theater. excursion, and Abner's garden
can procure them from the finance committee
at their room at the Ebbitt house, this after
noon nom to q o'clock. Each subscriber
will be given one ticket each for the excur-
sion and Abner's garden and two tickets for
the theater.
National Republican., 1883-05-15

down. As consequence ,of this they would
all have been compelled to reRraduate, and
most of them would then have been dropped
under the act as surplus graduates. The
court decides that they are not undcrgradu-
ates, hence they were not Transformed into
naval cadets, but now remain in the service
as cadet engineers. A large number are i'm
tprpstpd in thp decision
National Republican., 1883-05-15
FouR bottIes claret, 81, AZ Tharp,s.
Cadet Engineers.

The court of claims yesterday rendered a
unanimous decision in the test case of Leo.
pold VS.. tho United States This suit was
brought nominally for difference of pay,
butt in fact TO determine the status OF
thb cadet engineers who graduated at the
naval academy in the years 1881 and 1882
Tho Navy department. held that they were
undergraduates within tho meaning Of the
acl of August last and were transferred by
thbt act into naval cadets, aud their pay cut
National Republican., 1883-05-15
RIVER NEWS.
Arrival OF Vessels ut Georgetown and
Alexandria-Cannl Matters.

Arrival OF Vessels ut Georgetown and
Alexandria-CanaI Matters.
At the wharves in West Washington there
rrived yesterday schooners Elliott B.
Church, Connary, light, from Fall River
samuel II. Walker, Higgins, light, from Bos-
'on; Joseph f. Baker, Davis light from Bos-
ton.
Sailed: Schooners Clara Simpson, SWEET,
coal, for Portsmouth, N. H.; Samuel Ii.
Walker, coal, for Portsmouth, N. H.; John
Shay, Clark, coal, for Boston, Laura q. Wolf,
Richardson, coal, for Norfolk Va; Grace
Watson. Ewing, coal, for Norfolk, Va;
Richard VauX, Bartlett, coal, for Jersey City.
AT ALEXANDRIA.
Inspector G. w. Hawxhurst reports re.
cent arrivals at the river front as follows:
Schooner Edwin g., j. j. Bennett, master,
loading grain for Baltimore, by Capt. p. b.
Hooe; schooner Becrsheba, A. j. Walters,
master, lumber for Smoot, Perry & Co.
schooner Peri, Reuben Nash, MASTER from
Norfolk with lumber for Smoot, Perry q Co..
schooner Rebecca Shepherd, Clark Steeman,
master, loading coal for Boston by American
Coal company; schooner Irwin b., j. A.
Wainwright master, from Norfolk, with
lumber for J. Ii. ID. Smoot; schooner Carrie
$. Hunt, g. Southland, master, loading coal
for Providence, by American Coal company
schooner L. NJ, Wright, j. l.. Chase master,
from Majnc, with ice for L. A. Reed & Co.
steamer Sue, w. c. Geoghegan, master, from
Baltimore, with merchandise for j. Broders
& Co. schooner Thomas j. Seward, A. G.
Tollcy, master, loading wheat for Baltimore
by W. S. Moore; steamer Norfolk, j. II.
Shropshire, MASTER from Philadelphia, with
merchandise for +. A. Reed q Co.; steamer
Z. c. Knight, j. X. Chichester, master, from
New York, with merchandise for +. A. Reed
& Co.
CANAL MATTERS.
The following canal boats left Georgetown
yesterday for points up the canal; A. Wood,
Osceola and Jakie, H. Ronssell, j. p. Hewitt
?. i. Dawson Charles Mann, Mary l.. Miles
b. st. Clair y, l.. holbrook, NJ. b. Winship
q, Highlander, Il. p. Cohlll, ID. Armstrong
Hollander, Libbie, Sycorax, II, Boey Thomas
Vcnners, J. Ii. Stickney, G. ID. Warfcld, W.
j. Walker, l.. II. Feohtig, A, B. Winship H.
Freeland, 3. NJ. Stone, II. S. Grant, Emily and
Julia b. m. Young, j. W. Veal, Cigarette, Il.
Mertons II. and Ralph, Thomas Patton, r. II.
Miller, Thomas ii. Gibbs and i, Twenty
loaded boats arrived here yesterday by canal
National Republican., 1883-05-15
Business Gbant.s.

WILL SELL MY DRUG STORE AT WHAT
w II will inventory, owing 10 my continued III
health; Will take property In part payment; IL is
needless 70 make idle inquiries, as no notice will he
avenue. myl23t%
VIZ ANTED-A YOUNG AND ENERGETIC
w man TO Join another In starting claim agencyi
patents, lands pensions, &c Address NJ, Postofce
Box $50. myiiats
r IBERAL RATE OF INTEREST ALLOWED
Il on Time Deposits, United States Bonds bought
and sold at market rates; Collections made every
where, by ]. II. 5oUIER a CO.. Bankers l4l6 Penn
Bylvania avenue aaallu
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YcIIow Forer in Cnhn.

The national board of health is informed
that during the month of April there were
thirty-cight deaths from yellow fever at
Havana, and seven deaths during the week
ending Maya.
National Republican., 1883-05-15
NoERIAN pgsINEss qoLlEeH.

CORNER NINTH AND ID SrREErS
Day and evening sessions for the education ot sonss
and daughters and men and women for selfsupport
and real life. Branches taught The English
Language, business Arithmetic, SpenceriAn Praot-
cal Penmanshlp, Book keeping by single ana double
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 inBtallmentS College circular mailed on
HENRY G. SPENCER, Principal
MRS SARA A. SPENCER Vice-PrincipaL auii
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6nrkish 8nths.

NEW TURKISH HATH CDR BOVEFsl
IN i4l7 g street. opposite Riggs House Large pool,
good ventilation. Ladies', Monday and Friday. MOI
open Sunday. Open from a m TIL 10 p. M; sAtut.
day, II y. ~. Baths. 81; tickets, $500
HpBF DIR IL. l. BOVEE Electrician
TUNHE sHEDD BATHS eo3 E STREET, HEAa
Il Ninth, we'll known as the oldest and best In the
city This bath Is constructed with view 70 conven-
ience being the hrst floor Turkish, Russian, SUI
phur and MeTcuriAl Baths given with skill and eH-
perience ManipulatOr OF ten years experience AZ this
establishment single bath, VI for W i4tio. opeA
sunday from a m 70 y, m nr2Su
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The substnntInI Inducements

we offer insure the ready sale of our clothing.
EIsEMAN Bros, the most prominent clothiers
and tailors, corner Seventh and l..
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TTsEFUL FEET
u Are requisite 70 health and comfort, hence the
ente of the world, far and near, visit
DR. WHITES ESTABLISHMENT,
lf6 Pennsylvanla avenue, opposite wizards Hotel,
For the successful treatment OF hard and hott corns,
hnnions, inverted nails vascular excrescences and
other ailments of the feet
Established In Washington, d. O., In 1861,
Once fee, u per Walt for putting the feet In or
der.
National Republican., 1883-05-15
EIiea mud nuUs.

Flies, reaches, ants, bedbugs, rats, mice,
gophers, chipmunks cleared out by "Rough
on Rats" 10 cents.
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:for SaIr--3ou

JNoR SALE CHEAP-GooD 7.RooM FRAME
IL house; large lot garden shade, &C.. s2O0i good
terms. Apply on premises, 1925 Third street north
west, between q and II. my15.3tt
NOR SALE
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Dress Stylish.

Buy your clothing of Eiseman Bros, the
most prominent clothiers and tailors, corner
Seventh and Il.
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Seal Estate Brokers'.
educational.

HowES BooK-KEEPING-M MoNTHS OF
Il IL study saved; with penmanshlp, Sc., 50 monthly
separate ladies' department. CIV. HOWE, 5i7 Sew
enth street. my9-lm~
1915 AND I2lt FopRrEENrlI STREET,
IL - IL - near Fourteenth-street Crce-Norwood
Institute Select school for ladies. A few tolrlefs
received. Address MR.. OR MRS VIM ID. CABELIs
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for Snlr--Ynts.

aaHa =-s
TOR sALE-FINE LOT ON X STREET, BE.
II tween North Capitol and First streets northwest
2LSxlul feet; cheap II sold At once TYLER q
RUTHERFORD, Real Estate and Insurance, 1226 y
street northwest, mvlb.Hf
JVoR sALE-i0 BUILDING LOTS On TX.
II teenth street northwest between II and u ~ feet
Inches by 10 feet each, to 10 foot alley. f. w MIL
liER 5l3 Seventh street northwest. nlyll3tT
NOR SALE-Lor 42xlOO ON + STREET ONE
IL square from new Pension Bulldlng Apply Rt 40
NJ street northwest, myl-A*
TNoR sALE-Ia5.OOO FEET GROUND ON THE
~ Eourleenth street road, near stone estate opposite
Mt Pleasant good chance for an nvestmenG 10 prin
cpnls only. Address Box "A, city 4. o. my0-St*
pUY BEFORE PRICES ADYANCI-LoTs ON
j Prospect, Garfield and kaorama avenues,
Washington Heights PRESBREH n GREEN, 52J
seventh street. myeSF
EoR sALE-LoT q BY 100 FEET, on q
Judiciary Square. VICTOR, Republican Once s-bls
IGOR sALE-sO0O FEET OF GROUND, NORTH
IL west corner of Sixth and ID streets, overlooking
stanton square, near the Capitol grounds; lot 80 by
lb feet VIII be sold very low and on terms to suit the
purchaser. Inquire at 1923 Tenth street northwest.
my7lms
NOR SALE CHEAP-oNIY s2i0-SEVERAL
~ beautiful lots ON street, Just east OF Eleventh
street northeast, one square north of Lincoln Park
gas, water, sewerage pavement, shade trees NC, j,
w. STARR i2O New York avenue my2-l2t
IVOR sALE--AT $40 EACH, PAYABLE IN
IL small monthly payments beautitul building lots
side OF Thirteenth street. Just north of street
southeast j. w. STARR, lisD New York avenue.
my2l2t
NOR sALE-CHEAP, lot on THREE
IL streets and reservation, improved with frame
house, situated ON Massachusetts avenue sixth, and
Csireets, stanton Square. Apply al 4Oi Ninth street
northwest ap23lm$
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Dress Well.

Buy your clothing of Eiseman Bros, the
most prominent clothiers and tailors, corner
Seventh and T.
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CANAL MATTERS.
Dress Economical.

Buy your clothing of Eiseman Bros, the
most prominent clothiers and tailors, corner
Seventh and L,
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Xust amo :fuuuo.

On - REwARD.-LosT A WHITE sPITz DOG
~ ID with collar marked Fritz" Lincenr, NJ.
ljib, A liberal reward Will be paid by returning the
dog 10 1853 T. street myl5-Ste
Il osT-AT CIRCUS ON THE EVENING OF
II the 10Th instant handsome black folding hn
reward II left at Room 5S National Hotel myli-3tt
Il oST-AT BARNuNrS CIRCUs-AN OPERA
Il glass case The finder will please leave Il at Re
publican Office. myll3t*
National Republican., 1883-05-15
READY roR INVASION.
The Army OF the Potomac Committees
Working Hard Last NIght-The Reports.

The Army OF the Potomac Committees
Working Hard Last NIght-The Reports.
The committees were very active last night
at the Ebbitt house, and had plenty to report
in the way of progress. They arc nearly
ready for the great to-day's reunion, though
there is plenty yet to do. The men in charge
seem to be entirely capable, and If the sub
committee not yet heard from come up with
subscriptions as we'll as those who turned in
their lists to date last night, there will be
ample whorewthal TO give the visitors such
u taste of Washington as will bring them
back every year.
of course it is understood that the men
constituting the committee are only human,
and they expect that more of the wealthy
and progressive Washingtonians will come
forward and do what some have already done
send their checks in without waiting to bo
called upon. There are some known to the
committee who have n clever way Of doing
this, and they will probably be heard from
to-day That will swell the list
These are the names aud amounts in addi-
ton to those previously published, though II
n f,11 roporf from, oil tho connn,ittppgs
National Republican., 1883-05-15
Snlontn 10 Yuan.

MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE ATTHR
4treet northwest pol3u
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nv
+. II SMITH & SON,
SIS SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
HOUSES.

HOUSES.
Large double tnree-story brick 10 feet front,
New Jersey avenue, near capitol -........ oi6 900
Three'htory brick and side lot, NJ, between
Ninth and Tenth streets ........... 1900
Elegant three-story and basement corner
house new, street 1900
Two threestory and basement bricks adjoln-
ing above, 10000
Convenient threestOry cottage and grounds,
lie DroIt park. .,,.,.. 1900
Three.story brick, 25 feet front, fronting park
Beautiful Queen Anne three-story brick, IL
street 600
Fine new three-storv brick corner house. .Thlr-
,eenth street northwest g. 10000
Three new threo'story Bricks Thirteenth
street northwest each
Three-story brick aud stable nearly new NJ
htIect northwest NV
enue near $500
ThTecsiory brick, street, between Four
teenth and Fifteenth streets northwest ..,... 5000
street northe east,., 4,25O
Three-story brick corner house, Capitol HILL. 3OOi
Two twoslory bricks adjoining above oach..- 2,iOO
Tw0-story brick corner house, street north
Eight handsome three-story bricks new, Six
,teenth street northwest. 1900
Ten room corner house, Twentieth street
Two-sIory brick eght.room corner house"..... 1900
Three'story md basement brick, Eleventh
Threestory brick Tenth street northwest"",, 6,OOO
northwest. $780,, 0OOO
ilerce Plhce, ehch.,,,, $500
And numerous others In all parts Of the city.
LOTS.
Fine lot fronting Iowa Circle, p by So
Lots OF Twelfth, Thirteenth Fourteenth Fifteenth,
SiNtppulh Seventeenth Eiuhtapnt NJ
National Republican., 1883-05-15
WEST WASHINGTON.

q. A. II. Suits at Robinson, Parker & Co. IS,
3lO southeast corner OF seventh and d streets,
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aornntth... .Sifnniinns...frmnI,.

ANTED- by A CoIoRED WOMAN TO
wv cook, wash, and iron; good references. Ad-
dress No. Marion street. myi53t+
wv TANTED-sITUATIoNs by A SETTLED
Wv woman and young one In n house one MS
first class cook the other TO do chamberwork and
Republican Office. my7-6tf
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Sclunteo. -Situutiuus---DIaIr.

WANTED-BY AN INVENTOR AND PAT.
w entee of means ana influence, position In a
patent attorneys Office assistant IN writing specih.
catons; making amenuments and attending to gem
eral business. Address, with name for an interview
aud particulars. z. +. NJ, Republican ofice.
my1SStS
"ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN OF EXPE-
Wy Iience and ability, a situation in some well es-
tablshed business house. Address NJ, Postofice Box
O39. nyll3.-
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S0ranten...8tIn...frmuIr.

tdantfO--- --4tlp-- 4fnalr.
TTANTED-AT ONCE, 70 COOKS, GENERAL
w workers. a few chambermaids, and nurses
bring references. Ladies' servants at oliCe,
Ss5 Il street northwest, PRICES agency. my15 3ts
NTED-INTELL1oENT LADIES AND
w gentlemen Tor good paying business salary
according 10 merit CAL at Room T. 9J4 + street.
myl5-3t%
VTTANTED-rwO CAPABLE WHITE GIRLS I;
w one TO cook wash aud iron, the other for cham.
bermaid and nurse only those with hest 70 ,erences
myl5.3ts
VUANTED-.A WHITE WOMAN TO COOK,
w wash, md iron; must be competent 10 do all
Kinds OF cooking. Apply to Ola New York avenue
--nEl--al-- ---------------------
WANrED--A GIRL TO COOK AND DO GEN
w eTal Kitchen work In q small family Apply Rt
NO l46 Pierce Plnce, between Fourteenth and Eff
teenth aud and n streets. myi23ts
w TANTED-AT 1iI7 + STREET NORTHWEST,
w two good dressmakers those who thoroughly
unuesand the busness also apprentice glrs wanted.
myl23tf
WANTED-wHITE GIRL AS NURSE WILL
w Ing TO go six miles into the country. Address
BEPO" Republican Onice myie3te
WANTED-A WHITE GIRL GERMAN PRE-.
w ferred) In family of two; must come well rec
ommondedi no others need apply. 1914 finh street
WTANTED-CoLoRED NURSE; MUST BE
w willing TO do housework and 20 TO the country
with children for month; references required. Ad-
lress A. NJ. b., Republican Office. myii-3t+
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Solantto---Ruun,s.

w ANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, LADY, AND
w two children three very pleasant, well FUR
nished rooms on or near Iowa Circle. Address
HARPER, Republican Office. myl53tt
TANTED Two OR THREE UNFURNIsHED
w rooms for housekeeping by q family Of three,
near the National hotel; give rate OF rent Address
READING, Republican onice. my123tt
yNTANTED-A FURNISHED ROOM BY
w lady and child by the 18th instant later one
or two suitable for light housekeeping. Address E
s. ", Republican Office. myl23ts
National Republican., 1883-05-15
Observation-Disclosures

NXTANTED-To BUY a BUGGY AND HAR
w nessi new or second hand must te cheap
Address ]. W. NJ. Lewlnsvle. Fairfax county, Wa
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JUsTH's OLD STAND.
No. so d STREET NORTHWEST

y. B.-New clothing we sell cheaper than =
where, deg1-
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w ANTED-To ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN E
w Beall, Room 4, 1inO New York avenue, is y Com
missioner OF Deeds for every State and Territory
United States Commissioners. Examiner and Notary
PUBLIC always In otlice nom IA IN. toSp. m apJ0ly
VIyANTED-THE PERMANENT REMOVAL
w OF SUPERFLUOUS HAIR BY ELECTRO
National Republican., 1883-05-15

yXTANTED-T0 BUY A SMALL HoUSE-siOo
w cash, balance In monthly payments: state price
and location. Address w. NJ, Republican Ofice.
myi2-3t+
yLTANTED BY JUNE IA SMALL UNFUR-
wv nished house. Address. stating price and loca
tlon, O. M. r. Republican Office. myll3t-
VATANTED - COMFORTABLY FURNISHED
w house. nt nominal rent Tor summer. Address
NEW YORK, Republican Ofice. myli-3t"
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SNuntrS-A.Ip-nluIr.

wv ANTED-Two WALTERS. NO. iii2 PENN.
w sylvania avenue northwest. myi5-3t|
MTANTED-AT ONCE, AN ACTIVE BUSI-
w ness man, with $500: must be willing to work;
siO weekly and interest allowed TRADE, Repuhli
can ONCE. myiS3tA
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I United States Senator --ProyidepceI fop
arrfo Gpre sroc Icakfs ri5RfGGihly cofGi" no w,
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Always on the W atch.

Gus DcSmith. while plodding his
homcward way to his boarding
house at or about 3 o'clock in the
morning, discovered a man, fast
asleep, sitting on the doorstep of
closed saloon.
Are you policeman? asked Gus,
punching him familiarly in the ston.
ach with his cane.
OF course | am, replied the sum-
bercr rubbing his eyes,
Are you on duty?
Why of course l am OH duty.
But you were asleep.
No, wasn't asleep. Twas just pr, .
tending to be asleep.
What for?
Nothing in particular, only l think
it is my duty to pretend TO be ASLEEP
as kind of hint 10 these society CT
loots that they ought to be at home
in bed instead OF cumming about Il c
streets of Austin at 2 o'clock in the
morning.-Texas Siftings.
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wonderful and nyterious curative power is d. :.
veloped which is so varied 10 its operations
that no disease or i'll health can possibly eAis
-r resist Its power, AMI yet it is
Harmless for the most frail woman, weakes,
Invalid or smallest child to use.
Patients
Almost dead or nearly dyingr
For years. and given up By physicians o.
Brighrs AMI other kidne! diseases, liver com
plants. sever coughs called consuinp tlon, hay,
been cured.
Woman gone nearl! crazy!
From ago1y OF neuralgia nervousness wake.
rulncss and various diseases peculiar TO wo.
men.
People drawn out of shape from e. cruciating
pings Of rheumatism.
lhnammatory and Chronic, or suffering
from scronla.
Ery,ipelas!
Salt rheum, bloc rosining, dyspepsia, indig
estion, and In fact almost all diseases frail
Nature IS heir to
Have been cured by HIP Bitt,rs, pr oOf OF
which Can be found in every neighborhosd in
the known world.
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His Denomination.

Eastern Kentucky is wild unbro-
ken country, and there the gospel is
disseminated by class of jealous
but not highly educated preachers.
Recently gentleman travelling
through that section on horseback
met one of these preachers who was
considerably below the standard, and
they entered into conversation.
This is rather rough country, said
the traveller.
Rather rough, replied the native,
but | find it a fair field for my work
May l ask what your business is !!
Yes sir; I'm preacher.
Are you itinerant, sir?
No I'm a Methodist; you see them
high falhtin denominations don't
thrive well on this soil. The people
likes their religion without much
trimmin, and the Methodist seems to
grow here bctier'n any other variety.
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Kentucky Fairs.

The following is a list of Kentucky
fairs to be held this year, with the
date of beginning for each:
Mt. Sterling-July 81, three days.
Harrodsburg-July 81, four days.
Danville--Augnst Z, four days.
Sharpsburg-August Z, four days.
acknowledges IA, five days.
Shelbyville-August 81, five days.
Cynthiana-August 81, four days.
Lawrenceburg-Aug. 81, four days.
Lexington-August 90, five days.
Franklin-August 80, three days.
Paris-September 4, five days.
Bardstown-Sept. A, four days.
Falmouth-Scpt. IL, four days.
Maysville-Sept. Is. four days.
Louisville-October 3, four days
Germantown-Oct. 10, five days.
Hopkinsyille-Oct. 6, four days.