National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-03-11
A FREQ trade statesman called Carlisle
Wore out his teeth on protection fslo;
In wild despair
He tore his hair
And mournfully swore he'd gum it q whsle,


He tore his hair
And mournfully swore he d gum IL a whsle.
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PRESIDENT TAYLOR, OF the Mormon church,
said the other day when they come west 10
wipe out polyRamy they Will hnd lOOOOO muskets
pointing eastward
THERE are no nice little stories about the
return of the "prodisal daughter" The son can
return ana nave the hnest veal served mp for him,
Out the daughter must stay away.
MICHAEL De YOUNG has caused to be
erected in a San Francisco cemetery a memorial
statue to his brother, Charles De Young and IL
was unveiled last week. The tomb and monument
are of granite and the statue, which is of heroic
slze' Is OIL DronEe.
cHrcKrN far-,a- in Massachusetts, re-
centlv receivod n nos,oI order from Aullond Nav
| ZEALAND for si7 In navtnanr for n nair of darlr
Rrarnn fo,va and thar ssoo. 10 tbst mr., which
| is 7 o1o niIos distant Inv tho sbortes, route
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FURTHER examination SHOWS III certain
aroi;no ao, 49,, w., 10 w, toS NTi'
oor,nIrI-, :, bnnonro ~. Nor,h r;or,,tna 80 thn
disooyor,os ot,rao, ,he o,,on,jo 81 ooni,oi,s,s a.;
ori ,Sa AtIort,o soah"o.a VI ''i'''''''''' -
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GEORGIA paper KNOWS OF piece Oh prop
erty In that state which is worth $1,000, but says
when the owner OF 1t wishes to get IT insured no
values 1t at $4,000; when his neighbor wishes to
buy 1t he values 1t at $4,000; when he gives 1t in
luz "Ne' io 'a'u'S " AZ si'0OV'
GOOD story is told about resident OK
Brattleboro Vt, finding a Yale" lock key that
bore the imprint of the company's name and how
| he very concientously advertised for its owner,
saying that MIR. Yale oan have his key by calling
| on the undersigned in person."
| OPIUM smoking is the issue in the mayor-
atty campaign now being waged In Vallejo, New.
| o.. oar1,5a,o ,,,odos hi,soIr % s,nn.o,, ~
' o,,iI .biIo anothor rIonis ni,nsn,r an what ba
calls tha hrood cons,u,ion ~ this olor,ous couns
try" and will allow every one to smoke or not to
smoke, as he pleases.
Nm oorrspv NJ Do,las Oreo rscsrt,y
| .,,,,,. = at, an,shad o,ono l,ni,~ hioda H..
hdaaa o., tha roots Of n, traa ,bot 40 ot ,aost aoo
vcsrs old He thinks this goes To oonarm the
ionord honded down from oeperstion IA genera-
tie,, tho Dragon Jnaians that very many years
ago "a fierce, strong people came from the ocean
and slew the natives with stone knives as thew
silent in their wlvwams.
o,,, =, Walsh oorrt,, Ro,o., ,-o,,nr ,,,,
had choice pre- emption claim, but had not kept
1t entirely clear. Shortly after leap year was
| ushered in a business like young lady jumped
his claim, filed homestead over his, paid up the
| arreages and got deed for it. He saw there waa
buton way to get even. She was of the same
opinion, and it is only question of how long it
takes a Chicago dressmaker TO get up her outfit
until the affair is settled.
Am a snortiry nlace /, Moridon corr
80 NJ, Tosostr,o, ,vano,od ss 40, ~
',IS tt.oo "a omo.bai, mniIes IN ,r,.,n
toa ot,,in the nan who hat with hin, nsrr,s
o,on IN choose tho track The track chosen was
about the red.hot stove in the place. Elson ac-
cepted. The draughts of the stove were opened
aud more coal put on. The course required l76
laps to the mile. Elson ran 400 laps and then fell
insensible.
c.rrp CrsurNc,s nersonsl babits were ma.
lie 1,thorah r,ast ohoru,ina oon,nanin,
~ ,rooahie conversationaI;.t ana Sond ~ ths
80 ,uSara to was aI,yavs dei;ghth,i no ,vas a
soi,tnr,, nan His ,v;fa br;ght and remarrab,e
,son,an Who on,ared into her bnshand,. interests
", 'sau son,erahot rnusroI died vorn1 ard be
na,o w r,arrlod osoin and aiyays seemed 70 ,aaS