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Governor Porrv Aeoan,,


The Committee of Arrangements for
the Cattle and Stock Exhibition, to be
heid at Pendle;an on the 9th day of DC.
tober, have received the following letter
from Cove, nor Perry, who was by them
invited TO address the crow d on that dav :.
GRE INvILLE, s. c., Sept. 10. 1884.
y, Q. stribiing, D. K. Morris and j. e Lt,r.
Is: Gentlemen-Iha have just received YOUR
Coruiai end very complimentary invita-.
u0n 70 deliver an address before tho
fend'eton Farmers Society,"" a. the Goth
anniversary on the 9th Of October next.
FOR the last four or FIVE years I have
refused all such invitations, and had re-.
solVed never to make another address he.
iore any society or at any public gather.
ing. My age and infirmities seemed to
3ustiiy this determination, but NV anx.
iefy to see "Old Pendleton" once more
and meet my old friends there. end The
children of such as have passed away.
nave nave induced me to violate my resolI. :.
tlon, and accept your kind invitation.
- your town was for many years the
County seat Of my native District-Pen.
aIeton--anu have ALWAYS felt n peculiar
interest In 1t, and Affection for its peopie.
Yours, &C., B. +. PERRY.
Governor Perry's presence on ths, oc.
casion will add much to It's interest. an
hundreds Of his friends and admirers in
this County will avail themselves of the
opportunity to see and hear him again.
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SEEING 10 BELIEVING.

We are prepared now to show the
handsomest and largest stock ever
brought to this market.
Every lady who has been In tho store
the past few days will bear US out in this
assertion. Our choice selection OF Dry
snd Fancy Goods Is eiiciting general ad.
miration, and our Prices are, as is we'll
known, the rery lorest, considering the
esse- c1os7 q G00ds which tze secp.
DO :'os be misiUd by nig advertise
msnts. We CAT prove 10 you very easy
our claim to have the largest, best and
eheope't stock of desirable Goods for the
coming season. A.! we!nsk is for you to
Ing Is believing.
With the many improvements which
we have made, up and down stairs, with
the profuse arrangements of new and
pretty things. anu with the large quaint.
ties of Goods stored ali about, we feel like
adopting remark made by q lady the
other day-that the New York Cash Store
looks In reality like first. class New
York establlshme ent
NJ. Is. ARNSTEIN.
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We invite your attention to the adyer.
issue. - '.'
The best preparation for cleans sing, pre-
serving ana beautifying the Teeth is
hardens the gums and imparts delicious
odor to the breath. Recommended by
a. F. Johnstone, D. D. s., Anderson. s.
g. Wiihite & Wilhlte, Proprietora.
&o- If everybody knew how to keep a
horse or mule slick and fat, what q power
OF Orr & eloan's Premium Horse and Cat
tie Powders would be used,
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yy.. - From the Abbeviue Medium.
Mr.. EDITOR: A short drive in the brac.
Ing air of September morning brought
me to the handsome residence Of J. d.
Hall in. Anderson County, near First
Creek church. Mr.. Hall, upon being ap.
prised Of the object of my visit, ct once
consented to afford any information in his
power upon the subject in question. The
subject was carp. Says Mr.. Hall, 81 Sc
cured o number of fish about four years
ago from the United States Fish Commist
sioners. and placing them In o small pond
prepared for the purpose, awaited results.
The rapiiity Of their growth surprised
me beyond measure, and when I ascsr.
tanned by eating several of the fish, then
weighing from one to one and q hall
pounds, that the edible qualities, wero
nearly, IL not quite, equal TO the ,shad,
and infinitely. the snpdrior lof tho perch,
bass or sucker, I at once concluded that
the carp swas the Hsh for tho masses Sand
that its culture could DO made an exeoAd.
fngly profitable busine.s. With this end
Ia view, I Duilt extensive ponds, covering
GA sSea Of several acres, and stocked then,
with o dot .osa aGer1rfan carp. xnirfor and
fuIl Iseaie. wsS kas <ard8aTEg $50
A few moiiis6ls Walk tSd W. wSts st' |.
small pond a, clear victor. ooyostps an
area or quarter OF an acre. 'tThfs small
pond.n said Mr. Hall, s1s my Matching
pond. Is In fed by tho water OF adjacent
springs, aud is from two inches to four
feet In depth. It Il we'll supplied with
needle ;gfass. pickerel }wesd, and ether
aquatics- The large pond below 10 The
nursery pond ; In that pond T have sev.
enty-fiv0 bresders carefully solected or
sass md Hus1ity. This dapt6 II thsst tshd
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GOOD NEWS.

desire to inform my lady customers
especially, that 1 have ius. ac',rad the
services Of All experienced Dress Maker,
and am now prepared to cut, Il. and make
dresses in the very latest styles ut tho yery
cheapest rates. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Sive me call. Respectfully,
liz A. LESSER
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nc and continued applause attested the
sentiment Of the meeting In its hvor. II
= ppderstood that ,his meeting Will be
followed by others at stated intervals
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OUR BARGAIN LIST FOR THIS MONTH :

$ IL 81 ] $$ ,:!:S SS ;?;1 e.;
s osh haG o hSesS the an ady @ ] de
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5 sa sssta M @ @ @ 5 about sA s s yn
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si;P s%s s = s?sssn t ss
beed Damas 6 Napkins and Doys match soc dozen
Mig DaFgnn-Any width Cashmere
This Takes the
Blue bsSaaa @ & @ 20 wide Black cahme
w % bs GR card Brown ras
H sss 4ss sssS dss "Y ;. Fl s
coloRED DRESS GOODS. .
@ \: =: @ X: +; $ S IS; $. 81; ! :s5 @
the $S .s $sih
@ Sill il s i %a bug s sna a s
MaeS sd Rs olo at loe Fancy TO-
hE % Ct Se' ass. svy SSa h sIaa paa s
oees Glove Fitting styles
uaaaksrssio il r4ia
FRA rR R 5 5 hs e a1n 5 F hs s S
aa KID 6on % I'm R suons e as M fais %
sGss Sqa ns @ % ss no @ hi any
81 ,s
@ Bargains above will not brook Of delay, 5 'aa* l2is
Wehaye omitted hundred or two, .st tE tE a G@a
But Allied all the space assigned for to-day, .aas
And respectfully bid you adieu H 81 n o., q. ,i 4"
/. '8 # e.. a. ...s T. sa a. .HSSH1..
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Tho Market,

up 70 wednesday u6on tie folio wing are
the cash prices for the articles enumerated
below
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Valuable River Land For Sale.

Valuable River Land For Sale.
ET 9FFER {osasle ssout 400 aesssesIdhd
LIghtwoodfog Greek, In. three separate tracts
adjoining each other. It would take too
much space to describe the above land. Il
lies about one mile above Hollands Ferry
In Hart County. For information apply
.- So las. B. ALEoRD,
= Oak Bower. Hart County Ga.
Sept II. 1884 8
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Lands ! for. Sale or Rent.
THHE undersigned Offers two Valuable
ship, known ns the Dickson lands, SIX
miles from Anderson, on Blue Ridge Rail-
road, one containing 1873 acres, the other
las acres for sale: Also for sale or rent G
good Farm or III acres, six miles from An
derson, on, Centrevillo road. For particG.
lara call on . I'll, p. A. WILHITE.
Sept 4, 1884 ks.a.! % ,s45ta. 8
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FOR, SALE.

, e. FOR SALE. u Il.
TTNHE undersigned will cell TO the highest
Il. bidder on salesday in October O. valu-
able TFact af Land. containing 150, acres,
situated on the ERrle's Bridge Road, four
and o half miles West of AndersonH Good
dwelling house on premises. One hundred
acres In woods, and balance In cultivation.
Good title. Terms Of sale-Cash. 1g,.1
n. G. GAINES.
Sept 4, 1854 gea g. EU.:t4e
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From. the .dbbeville Medium

German OaFrs-An Account OF Rlr. Ea1ic
Success In Eish Culture.
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va Purest Medicines a, Orr & Sloane
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., ~ \ !: ~. IA SPECIAL CARD,

~ THE steady the best
That cahibs produced
MONEY LOWEST that
MENT always the CHOICEST IN ssis neighboing
kindly akng aconinnance o valued
che York Cash Store that nothing
al in Goods and Prices and that
and respectful times For beore favor
ss ylh fequen. calls 4lI|Eq a5s @ ,.,tt
s s.. ~. I. ~, NJ. B. ARNsTEIN
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Brewers Lung Resto-er is purely vege.
table preparation, contains no opium, NOR
phine, bromide or any poisonous substance
Send for circula- Of long list Of wonderful
cures. LAMAR, RAsKIH & LAMAR,
3S Mec0n Ga
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Lee was a daughter Of the late Mr.. Elias
Earle, of this County, and was most
highly accomplished and estimable ChfiS{
tian lady. Residing from girlhood up to
few years ago in this community, she
has many friends and admirers here who
deeply sympathize with her bereayed
family. Possessed Of bright mind and
high culture, she was an ornament to SO.
ciety. A pure and pious lady. she illus
trated the virtues of Christian woman
hood. Amisble and devoted in her do.
mestic relations, she was the light, the
comfort and the Joy of happy home,
which death has saddened by claiming
her. and yet the loved ones weep not as
those without hope, for they know that
their loss has been her eternal gain.
A large and enthusiastic Temperance
! meeting was held In the Court House on
wednesday evening Of laat week under
The auspices Of. the VIC. T.U.} The is-
dies occupied seats within the bar. and
the outside was filled with o largo attend
ance, composed principally of The active
md energetic young men Of the city.
THIS was the fifst public meeting held at
| tho request Of the w, G. T. U. vi this city.
The Unien invited. III. q. scudday aud y.
| b! BreazeAle. Esqss 20 deliver addresses
on the occasion. The meeting was open
ed by prayer by,Rev. J., 8. Murray, ,after
which addresses on the subject Of tenn
perance were delivered by the appointeea.
The addresses were able, not only Sxpos-
Ing the great evils OF the ,lianof tFafis and
inten,psrance, but demonstrating that
prohibition wes tho only remedy which
could arrest tho increasing evil. Il was
evident .that tho large audience was In
sympalhy with the gpealksrs, and when
TfShibah3n Wis fhsastkl upSh ent1ohiss
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o. -" "hoii you sSlL your Cot-
nile looking around for your Fall
winter goods, yop should not fail TO
~. F. Jones & Co.'s establishment,
see their beautiful display OF dry
~ notions, boots, ahoes, hats, &o.,
u are being sold at bottom prices.
Z also keep a complete stock of gro
~ Lizzie Williams, OF the Ladies'
il makes her Fall announcement In
issue. Her large and varied stock OF
II nave been bought very ohesp this
p' and she proposes to give her Gus.
i f'a the benefit Of this reduction.
ia you come to Anderson, bring your
Se's' your cousins and your ,aunts''
inspect her stock. IN M:
ad Messrs. Wilhite & whites ad.
gse'nont on the first page OF this
i. Persons afflicted with sore eyes
8Aly VIII find sornething Interesting
i Ihis Is one OF the most reliable
Sn'erprlsing drug firms In the State,
PERSONS trading with them may rest
|. = ). mat they win always got the full
u OF their money.
Il as.entlon Of onr readers Is directed
,auveffisement or Means & MCGEE
= issue. Their stoolk or clothing,
iornishing goods, hats, boots, shoes,
lss arrived. and they invite every
o call and see them In their new
! =, next door. 70 John E. Peoples "a
.nsy have bought an immense
4 sa aad u yon need anything In their
s.a VIII have no sronbis IN making
.alon. The firin Is composed Of
] Saa energetic young mon, who
'a Son rishtin every insfkntS.
National Republican., 1884-06-10
THE IIOITSlc.

Tho republican side of the house, which, for the
past week has been very nearly deserted, was ro.
enforced yesterday by the return of IL number of
members who have been absent in Chicago.
The river and harbor appropriation bill was
considered in committee OF the whole, Mr.. Well
born In the chair.
Mr.. Willis, chairman of the committee on rivers
and harbors, gave analysis Of the provisions Of
the bill MS follows: One hundred aud thirty-hye
rivers, T0I0OO; lOi harbors So Sl2, lOOi 70 chan
nels and inlets, s39O,OOO ice hsrbors, s6l 900;
brenkWaleTs, slO5,OOO; canal, S3O0O00; special
surveys, SJlOOO; examinations, surveys, ana con-
tingeneies, $4,000; total amount recommended,
Sl26l9.l00
The amount appropriated was 83I6 per cent Of
the estimates submitted 10 congress- TO show
that the appropriations were for objects OF ma
tional Importance, he asserted that oi the SI6S4-
OOo apprO rated for 1856 rivers So 300 800 was given
10 seventeen great rivers. the smaller ones re.
ceiYing only from $1,000 TO $4,000 each He re-
viewed the arduous duty which had dcyoyed
upon the committee the broad scope which il lad
that II would DO found that the committee md
dealt fairly ana Justly with the house. lie spoke
for all the committee when he declared that If
anything had been improperly LEFT out of the bill
he wanted 1t put in.and II any appropriation or
National Republican., 1884-06-10
NOMINATIONS.

The President sent the following nominations
to the senate yesterday:
Capt William X. Llyermore, corps of en-
gineGrs to be major.
First Lieut.. Joseph H. Hurst, 18th infantry, TO
be captain.
Second Lieut.. Stephen c. Mills, 18th infantry, to
be first lieutenant
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, at Red Bank, N. j.;
Frederick Weed at Tlconderoga, n. y; August
lloZapiel, ut Cuero, TeNa.; John NJ. Pleasant at
Jasper, Ind; John W, Hewitt, at Canton, Dak.:
Abner Ust!ck, at Mount Gileud, U.
National Republican., 1884-06-10
Strambuut Vines.

nAILY LINE TO NORFOLK FORTRESS
IL MONROE, AND THE SOUTH
STEAMERS GEORGE LlIARI and l4&CELSIOR:
One of these popular steamers leaves Seventh street
wharf daily (Sundays eNCGpted) ut $50 p M: Satur.
days al q, stopping ut Piney Point daily, going and
returning, and COrnfield HarbOr on the Tuesday,
Thursday, and saturday trip only. -
MONDAY MORN Nc.
Exclusive connection with Boston and Providence
steamers, Connect also with New York and Rich,
Roanoke, Ocean View, and Virginia Beach Railroads
Passage and rooms can he secured ut Baltimore ana
Ohio ticket office. at l4th st. and Pa, ave. st. Mare
Hotel, Polkinhorns next to City PostOifce, office OF
KnoN'B Express 9th NJ. and Pa. ave, and ut Com
pany's OfllCe. 7th-st. wharf
KNOX'S EXPRESS Will call for and check bag
gage from hotels and private residences.
Freight received daily until y. III.
WIN. Il. WEIGH, General Agent.
National Republican., 1884-06-10
Gra6rIrr's 65uiNe.
o 'r'-,- 49, - ..-s>---s--~~
NHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

CLeave II. & p. Depot. Sixth and B Strcets).
$40 4. MIFor all WY stations and Nirginia
Columbus, and st. Louis. Daily except sunday.
11:Ob A. M.-FOr williamsburg, Va, Newport News
Old Point Comfort, and Norfolk Daily except
Sunday
5:1O r. M.-FOr Louisville, Cincinnati, St. Louis and
Chicago. connecting for all points West North
west, and southwest, Fast Express daily; does
not stop for local business, except the virginia
Sprngs through Pullman service to Louisville
aud Cincinnati.
1O:4O z. M.-FOr all way stations and Virginia
Springs and Columbus, Ohio Daily except sun
day
For tickets and information apply Mt c. & o. rail-
way office, 513 Pennsylvania avenue, under National
Hotel; Virginia Midland hallway Onice, COL Penn
sylYania avenue and Is. & +. Station. -
III. w. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
G. w. SMITH, FRANK TRIG0,
General Manager. n. Il. Passenger Agent
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RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE ANDTIIE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
THE EAST AND THE WEST

THE FAST Z, AMP N, The THE VEST.
DOUBLE TRACKi JANNEY CoUPLERi STEEL
scheduel to tAko eacct sa1s; SUNDAY. NOVEMBER
10th Meridian time -
daily At STb m iob oTv a. @ 1919 6IS % s & LSh, %.s
through coaches and, Palace sleeping Cars TO above
FOR Plttsburga at lOl5 a.. m. and $40 n. m. daily.
s:l0p M 10 TIsburg, cleveland and detroit. Win
For Toledo and Detroit, viz ,Monrooyllle, 1915 a.
NJ daily Win sleeper for Toledo via Wheeling and
Trans for Phiindclphia and New York at $40 A. IN.
daily except sunday 3 p M and 10 p. m. daily with
fHi9t rii, hid Ni"elns @ SadS "staShGHi @ 20 a,o s
rH8 l2S2 % iS$ 34Si si& i3I 1919 5SfS : Sae as
.. For baltimore M on Sqnaays $50, g. o, a ni I25,
RS Ret AsnSpos map sp 55 5stS R aio and 44o p m
- For points Or :, y. l. K. iGiit5 a m daily,
n % S!S % f$S9 $$S $4#S: @ ana iSiS
m m m md FSI stations r on hetroRolHlSm bIaaGh 40a
daily for principal stations on Metropolitan Branch.
Ton, and Valley BrGhch, sSon M daily except sun
aHy m sfD Ara h ~ daily q ioT FTedeTiGE H30 loIo
FoT .oT haggsssown' lOi6a a. M ana 0iIS p m daily
Trains arrive from tho West ually, $50. 75o a. M,
daily 800 p IN daily except Sunday. '''''" '4'
From Annapolis, 500 a m. and 1i60iand 0;37p,
From Lexington, G;2O a. m. daily, and 2;l5 y. IN.
daily except Sunday.
From Frederick and intermediate points, s!25, 10
q, m, 2lb, 4;2O and p, m daily except sunday;
q L, m daily nom Point of Rocks.
Trains leave Baltimore fOT Washington at 2, A;4O
6'3O, 7l5, 7'3O, o, 0l0, aud lO10a, M 1918, 2i6O
p. M
All trains trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
except 4;J0p' N,
ana ONO Ticket Ollca, Washington station, 80 and
i5ol rennsyIS9nlA Avenue, corner Of Fourteenth
checked aud received at any point In the city
LORD, u, 4, A. -
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Erabelers' GuiSs
TIME GREAT
h PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE

TINE GREAT -
noUbLE % Thhtii FItl sPlENDfD NhP DSSG2EhNMYTr sGENERY
STEEL RAYS u : Mi,AGSNiIFISENr .Si II E9uIPMENr
TRAINS IEA3I II EEEESf MN II lsft rom station
,,or pii3 corner Of sixth and d streets, as follows
press q F@laSS sIsSP@E GaTs a 6iA6 a. n: daily
b Sdo 10 Sa Ts STSpag GSss S $
sSars aSy d ySdsEo fSF cS5f 5 Mh ffSs fSaSs Cars
daily for Plttsburg and the West with Palace Sleep
RALf1MoREs XSb EoFGm0Ac SatSHS0 RAILROAD
f9T Erie Ganandaigna Rochester, j. iifalo, Nlagera
WashiRgtpnio RocfS;teE and 'WasIington to pgf
,IiI ial1 Train leaving Washington on Saturday night
For wiiamsport Lock Haven, and Elmlra, at O:4O
For New York and the Fast, s;15 a. M, lo;5oa M,
iii9l =, TO- and ihi9 r m; On - sunday, a. 10, and
r59 SaFs B,S6 Sa %PS5I r. SaS .oand
For hroGklyn; II jng5ougn, , trains connect at
Ing direct transfer Fulton street, avoiding double
,, terri9ge across New York city
10 and {5 mo On ono sunday nSRS I" m and
lao ,, n; Limited Express, O:1oa, m. daily, ex.
For THIimc5s 800, sI5. $40 1880 a; M, 1905,
on Sunday, 0:4o, io5oa. m, 4, o, 7;ao, 10, and
For PopSe's Greek Line, O;Jo a. m. and 4.4o p. m.
For Annapolis, 600 a. M and 4;4o p. m. daily, ex.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKsBURG
,WASHTNGToN HAILRoAD. 1l-'D
For Alexandria, $50. 7;20, 0:25 ll;o5, and 11:35
- on sunday At $3.50, 0:2b, l1iO5 n. m, sos D. m.
For Richmond and the south, $50 and llO6 a. m.
T SaSc SdRy ST SFS%G SsRnaaH oo5 SOB
no. M iomS nn1 502 2s 30 56i0 3E5 and ioaS 3
1O;lOa M, yOo and lO:iO p m.
TlCkets and Information at the office, northeast
corner OfThirtcenth street and Pennsylvania ave
nue. and at the station, whore orders be LETT for
the checking OF baggage to destination from hotela
and residences CIAS. H.. PUGH
General Manager.
National Republican., 1884-06-10
A RrPuE

In prices. We have determined not to wait until
Inc trade is supplied and give late buyers the
benefit of reduced prices, but have inaugurated
low prices during the midst of the season. Fur
ther on we shall mention some OF our special bar
gains. EisEMAN BROS, corner Seventh and t.
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LOOK AT LOW FARES.
Fortress Monroe and Norfolk

FIRST. CLASS FARE, 81. ROUND TRIP, s150.
Steamer JANE MOSELEY leaves Washington for
Norfolk and Old Point Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at $3.50 y. me- making close connection with
steamers Tor New York, Ocean View. Virginia Beach
and alb Railroad Lines South.
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS, Fare, % cents,
Steamer ]. W. THOMPSON leaves Monday, WednGs
day, and Saturday, at H. M.
For Information apply at General Office, 013 10th
street, or ut Company's wharf, foot of 9th street
ALFRED WOOD, Secretary.
GEO. II. PHILLIPS, superintendent.
National Republican., 1884-06-10

MIR. j. II. STEWART, OF Macon, Co., n well known
and trustwoghy gentleman, makes the following
statement My son, who was between and 4
years Old, was all drawn up with rheumatism His
bones were twisted. aud lie was ull doubled out
ofshapo. lie suffered intense pain, had lost his
appetite, WAS cross aud fretful lie was reduced
to mere skeleton, aud had to be carried about on
pillow. As these cases of rheumatism, where
the bones We're twisted and the joints were all
crooked, hud for years bnilled the skin of the
most eminent physicians, | determined to u,e
Swins Specific ~ | had seen testimonials from
men whom knew TO he trustworthy, of similar
cases II had cured. l used two large size bottles
of S, &. 8. according to directions with the most
satisfactory results. My son commenced improy.
ing with the first dose of the medicine. His suf-
ferings diminished daily and his appetite in
creased; he became cheerful and in good spirits
Gradually he regGined use Of his limbs. the
twisted bones aud joints straightened out aud in
less than two months he was entirely cured. aud
could walk and get about as vol us any child oil
his age.
Treatise on blood aud skin diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Company, Drawer 3, At
lantG Ga, l50 W.Tweuty-third street, NJ Y, and
1905 Chestnut street, Phill,
National Republican., 1884-06-10
ARMY AND NAVY NOTES.

The United States steamer Brooklyn sailed from
st. Helena May for Monteyideo
The United States steamer Passaic has gone TO
Norfolk from Annapolis to be fitted out for u sum-
mer cruise.
Leave of absence for two months with permits.
sion TO go beyond the sea, is granted Second Lieut.
Ihomas Ridgway, 9th artillery.
Lieut. Commander Charles NJ. Thomas has
been detached from the Naval academy 10th In.
stant, and ordered as executive OF tho Hartford
oath Instant Lieut.. T.. p. Wood, from the Naval
academy and ordered TO the Mononghela, 25lh
be5n ordered to the Nantucket 10th Instant
Passed Assistant Surgeon L. Is. Baldwin to the
Wabash to relieve Passed Assistant Sur
geon j. V, Edgar, who has been ordered to the
Nantucket; Passed Assistant Surgeon A. A. Austin
has been detached from the st. Louis and ordered
TO the naval rendezvous AZ Philadelphia.