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National Republican., 1884-03-20

Is- Advertisements under ne bcdds or Wants. For
Rent, For Sale boarding, Lost and Found, and
lcrsonol Of three lines or les' eighteen tong iDords
10 cents one insertion; each additional insertion 10
ccnts. EMsn-aa cnrds M0L Ilc-nl-l Ln Llese rats.
National Republican., 1884-03-20

TENO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN-PAINLES
u labor In all cases where desired-A physician of
more than twenty-five years experience, aud one
who for many years has made this class of cases u
specially promises immunity from suffering by
mode Of harmless treatment he has prnCtiCed for
years with absolute success. As this notice means
honorable business, none but patients Of that class
desired. For all further particulars or for purpose
decentralization, which win Ire nee, address Lock Box
f.g
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Gusintss 6bsntrs.

HAVE MONEY no LOAN ON GOOD REAL
estate or collateral security at lowest rates Of ~.
tercst; no delay whcusecurity isgOOd q, c. GREEN,
mAlo.lm
MONEY 10 LOAN-lN SUMS TO SUIT, on
IVA approved Real Estate security, at lowest rates
Of lnterUSt, Charges moderate No unnecessary
delay. j. V. n, HUNCk,
malSu 1908 Pennsylvania avenue.
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE IN
yANl sums to suit, special arrangements made for
building purposes, Attention prompt
n, II. WARMER,
malS-lm NlB Il street northwest
S1NOn CASH AND 5000 on THREE
'StpOO years time win buy the the prop.
Crty M, goo PA. av, with my business tcgur AMI
tobacco Store barrOOn barber shop, Sc; lot fronts
Y ieei on ~; uN, and contains 6,22B square feet
National Republican., 1884-03-20
4 ClIIVALRIC QUESTION.
fHt.E.I,,..s, FT.,..yy

Senator Jonas is determined to remain in
Washington to defend the good name of Mis-
sissippi when the majority Of tho senate at.
tacks it. lie thinks the radicals intend to
mako the next presidential campaign on the
bloody shirt ISSUE If his opinion is correct
will the southern radical sheeis of thi; state
again dose their few readers with a resurrcc-
tion Of Print Matthews II negro leader, for
mcrly of COpiah county?
National Republican., 1884-03-20
2rrsonat.

LNDTTH SHERWOOD 60 no DREwS, N4l
H Pennsylvania avenue, and get Golden cuts ONT
mcut aud cure eruption on your mcr; - ,.
ma3O-Stt NJ RS. NJ. X. EDDY,
SpI EO BUYS a GLOVE FITTING SILK
SotsgbO hat; avenue price 90; fine Fedora"
hat, 5000 the best A Derby hat In town, lllLL-
lAliDS, 7lh 81, nnNl 10 W mRl7'3t
MISS IDA X, IIINps Will GIVE \ TALK
NJ iy Elucutun aud tho Drsurtc System OF Dra-
mntiC Expression al National Academy Of Fine Arts,
New York uv. and lSth St. this evening NJ $40. 20
1NRAWING AND PAINTING THE HEST
J and cheapest plnco 10 learn drawing and paint.
Wg Is al the NN,,ulu Academy of Fine Arts, corner
at hulf lTnn; vhildruus saturday class slU per
year, CLASSES nilur o'clock for those In tho Depart
mruIs, 20
V1TrNINN'S SYSTEM or SHORTHAND THOR
l OugN Taught hF Am experienced teacher for Si
Nmunth. tyo LESSONS week, Address NJ. ", Re
publican uNlrr, mul03tF
rF'o MEN- WEAK Asp uNpEVELOpED
dress for particulars ERIE MEDICAL CO., Buffalo,
LNnIES may dcyclop the bust by simple solf
treatment. Write Or scaled circular and FREQ al.
vcptO ERIE MEDICAL Co, buffalo, y. y.
WoUll rNWc-a, lnprhn'H, my perfect confidence
500 the luIugrtg ui Your company, and iU tire met huds
uflrputWuul WhIru Nuu advance, The latter seem to
U, uNtrpmvly RATIONAL natural aud necessarily sue
cv,sl, FROM prarirlns phyoicull, Soc circulars
EgELINBLis AM SKILLED DETECTIVES
Nurr", blurN mail, and other confidential cns,5 at
tended tu promptly All business strictly private
Highest reference for capacity and Integrity. Core
tponaents cverFwhrre; SationHl DC!ectlye Agency
4, q, aud 10 Established 1870
JAMES Il. CuNNINGHAM
Manager.
VNEoF sllrIpONS DANCING NCADENTy
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;jloneu TO uan.

n FONEN no LOAN ON REAL ESTATE Attn u
~ sL NJ W. I0L3'H
National Republican., 1884-03-20
SIMPLY SHOCKING"


1t is simply shocking to think that there
should be any member Of congress- claiming
to bo a democrat, who refuses his support to
such measure as the Morrison tariff bill.
The defeat of this bill will embrace one of
two certGintes-ethor u split in the demo-
cratic national convention or national
democratic ticket which will not carry q
single northern state.
The sooner its democratic enomics go over
to the republican party, with Mr.. Randall at
their head, the bettGr for the democratic
party. The caucus should be, and / doubt
not will be, called without delay. Tho bull
lying game played by handful of protcc-
tionists, who, led by Mr.. Randall are in
correspondence and conspiracy with tho
republicans, should DO brought to Il round
turn. The time for deliberation has passed.
Tho timo for action has arrived. The quos-
tiou now is, Shall the democratic party rule
through its representatives. or shall it be
turned over to u wretchod clique Of traitors
who are playing directly into the hands Of
the enemy?
National Republican., 1884-03-20
Mt6ital.

HEALTH is WEALTH-DR HARBIN, BO-
IL tanic physician, regular graduate of II
botanical college and Rn old army surgeon (age and
experience imporant), has taken rooms at No. 81 4
Eleventh street northwest, near + street Or. H.
has had over twenty-five years experience In the
treatment and cure OF private chronic nervous, and
special diseases of both sexes, such as rhGumhtSnl
dyspepsia, kidney, liver throat and lungs constipl
tiOm, and impOtcnCy. Nervous diseases with or
without drpNnsl, debility and loss of nerve power
treated scientifically, with never iniling success
Young men and midde-Hged, and all who suffer-
should consult the Doctor at once. Delays
dangerous 'prOCrastinntion Is the thief Of
time" The terrible pOisons Of all bad blood and
skin discusses of every kind. name, and nature
completely cradcated. Remember that one
horrible disease, II neglected or improperly
treated, curses the present and coming generations
Diseased discharges cured promptly without him
dranco to business. Both sexes consult conhden-
TALLY. The Doctor challenges the world TO produce
single case of blood disease, in any form, that Will
cdles. Dr II. makes speciality of the peculiar all
ments and Irregularities incident to females, and
guarantees cure for life The most anxious should
consult him. You might be deceived II yOu have
any disease, no matter what the name or nature may
be, or how long you have been treated or by whom,
you would do well to consult us; II Will cost you
nothing. You mHydCpend upon honest, fair dealing,
reasonable charges, ana no encouragement without
u prospect OF cure or benefit.
\ cure Is guaranteed In every case undertaken.
Letters promptly answered, and medicine sent
everywhere by express. Office hours: From a. IN.
to q j, M; sundays from to . y. m.
Address DR. THOMAS NJ. HARDIN,
mali-lm OILS Eleventh ST. n. w.
National Republican., 1884-03-20
VNTANrl3I
w PREMATURE BALDNESs.
PREMATURE BALDNl.SS.
PREMATURE Badness.

PkEM MAIlRE ia lDNESS
PREMATURE BALDNE ESS.
either rapidly In the course of weeks months as
IL generally the casH the loss IL slow and gradual
through period of Years. The hairs may commence
to come ont NJ amy period attCr proherly although
badness does not ordinarily begin to manifest itself
until the Rge of % or 80 years. The scalp through.
out the process appears To be healthy At first only
few hairs come ont irOm time to time and these arc
ofhair. Later these, In turn, she'd and ARE sue
ceeded by still finer hairs and In the course of tmc
even these cease to appear, when complete badness
ofa certain portion of the scalp is the result There
may be an appearance of fine down, which proves
that the hair fOCle still exists, and be made to
The prevalence of premature badness among our
young men ana women Of the present day Is really
surprising. Badness s designated by the parts of the
scalp affected Thus we have Crown, Frontal Part,
and Temple Badness. The last two are so much
dreaded by ladies. Dr. VAN DYCK positively cures
badness. Remember, baldncsss CurablcsO long tho
hair iOlliclcs arc not destroyed. DR. VAN DNCK
DcrmatOlOgst, has perfected u scientific capillary
treatment which enables him to cure badness, even
In cases of years duration. He can prOluCca VlgOr-
Ors luxurious growth of hair in every where the
hair iulliCCsHrc not destroyed should be bald
before 30 If your hair Is getting thin harsh, dry,
split. faded, prCmaturCly gray: IL yOu are getting
or any hair scalp disease, consult Or. VAN DNCK,
DCrniuOlu. int, No. 22 Grant Place, NJ once. salts.
faction assured, Hours, n. m. to u. m; sundays
gtO4 lfuuUhC to call describe your case. aud send
three stamps for answer.
TANTED-TO ANNOUNCE THAT JOHN r.
w Bcall Batomnn Il co.'s Bank 1dll + st. a. w,
is Commissioner of Deeds for every state aud Terri
tory United states Commissioner, Examiner, and
Notary Publlci always In office nom u. m. 10 5p. m
National Republican., 1884-03-20
OPEN DAY AND EVENING.
DILLIARDS BILIIARDS
Safs Nrposit s ompann.

SEouRrrY FROM Loss ny BuRoLAnY.
ROBBERY. FIRE, OR ACCIDENT.
National Republican., 1884-03-20

THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY,
OF washington, In its own building
Cor. Fifteenth street and New York avenue
Perpetual Charter. act Of Congress Jan. -, 1867
CAPITA L.,..,..,.,,, g. DO UOu
National Republican., 1884-03-20

BENJAMIN 7. SNYDER. President.
lHAS q, CLOVER Of Riggs & Goa Vice President
y, LAMRASON RIGGS, Treasurer
ALBERT l.. SrURTEVANr secretary
q, T.. NYMAN, Assist. Sec.
DIRECrpIls;
Benjamin - snyder, Charles c. Glover,
y. LuwrusOn Riggs, Henry a. Willard
Albert l.. Sturtcyant, John =. Rodgers,
John q. parkC.
National Republican., 1884-03-20

The Company Rents Safes inside It's Fire and Bur.
glHr Proof Naults NJ prices varying nom 60 to 500
per year according to Size and location. Rooms and
Desks ndJOInlng vaults nrOylded for salo renters.
National Republican., 1884-03-20

Securities and NRuublcs of every description, In
Cludng bonds aud stocks, Plate, Jewelry Deeds, &c.
taken for safckeeping. On special guarantee Vt the
lowest rates,
National Republican., 1884-03-20

Assuming That New YORK is republican, II
q journal favoring the nomination of Mr..
Blaine argues that if Mr.. Arthur is made the
while If Mr. Blaine is chosen he will as in
fallibly be successful, that seems to us an
other way of saying that tho Blaine men
count upon the support of the Arthur men,
but DO not promise their own. In other
words, the loyalty to their party and its
principles of the so-called ''adherents of the
machine" is deliberately put down to their
practical disadvantage -ROcheStcr Post En-
DrcSS.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-02-08
CONGREssION4AL

In the Senate Oh the 30th ult. yeti-
tons were presented in favor of pro-
hibluon III the District of Columbia
and the i erritories. The funeral SER
vices over the remains of Representa-
tive Mackey took place in the hall of
the House of Representatives, men,
bers of both houses attending.
In the Senate on the 3lst, the con-
ference report on the Greedy relief
bill was non-concurrod in, and new
conference was requested. A resolu-
ton was adopted for the investigation
us to how the cost OF Geographic cor
rcspondence is affected by contracts
between the Western Union and 9TH
or companies. he Senate adjourn.
cd until Monday. In the House bills
were adopted TO forfeit certain lands
granted TO the Texas Pacific Railroad
Company and to certain States. A
bill was introduced from the naval
committee TO cqualize the rank Of
graduates OF the Naval Academy.
Tue sessIoE of the House, on The
1st., was devoted to debate on the
FitZ-Jobn Porter bill, which finally
passed by "a vote oi ISL to IS. The
House then adjourned until Monday.
In the Senate on tic 4th n resoIu.
ton was adopted authorizing the Sher.
man investigating committee to work
by sub-comittees Mr. Groome, from
the committee ON education and la
Dor, reported bill fixing the hours
OF labor IN government workshops at
eight hours day. In the House Mr..
Morrison introduced a bill TO reduce
import duties and war tariff taxes. A
bill was also introduced comforting a
naval appointment on Lieutenant
j. u. Rhodes, tho hero Of the City OF
Columbus disaster.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-02-08
vick's Floral Gulde.

For 1884 is on Elegant Book of $50 Pc.
gos, Colored Plates OF Flowers and
Vegetables. md mere than 1000 1llustra-
lions OF the choicest Flowers, Pants and
vegetables, and Directions for growing
i. 10 handsome enough for the Ccutsr
Table or Holiday pfesen.. Send on
your name and Post Office address. with
I'D ccnis. and / will MI YOU COM
postage paid. Tnis is not quarter Of
us cost. IL u printed In both Eneli. /,
and German. II YOU afterwards oder
seeds deduct the 10 cts. VrcK's Sssds
are Tho Best IN TIC World! The Floral
Guide will tell how TO get and grow
them.
Weeks Flower aud Vegetable GARDEN.
J15 Pages, G Colored Plates, 500 En-
cravings. For 80 cents in paper covers !:
81 90 10 elegant cloth. In German or
English.
Nicks Illustrated Monthly Magazine
80 Pages, Colored Plate in every
lumber AMI many fno Engravipgs -
Priee 81 rs year; Five Copies for SIS.
Specimen Numbers sent for 10 cents: 3
trial copies iCr 2. cents.
JAMES WICK,
Rochester, N y
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-02-08

ArrENTIoN The notice OF Mr.. Pan
cake in reference TO settlement oe ac-
counts, which has been pn.lished for
several weeks has the same application
10 SPrirgfslj that it has 10 Romner
store. SO pay NJ! I,y authority.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-02-08
Freei Cards and chromos.

We viii send free BY mail sample Get Of or
larRe German, French, and American Cnforg
q over 400 different Designs on receipt Of stssp
for postage. We will also send free By na5i a.
samples, ten of our beautiful Chronos. 90 fectff
Of ten cents 20 pay for packing and postage af'e
ENCLOSE q coufdcntial price Rsf Of our fargo oI
chrornos. Agents wanted. Address y. CLEAspS
u Co., Is Summer Street, Bosscn, Mas
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-02-08

din - "a week made At booze BY ie
- H - industrious Be,' ba; 100.
w now before The pubic. Csp'
tai not needed. We will START you. hsn w W
Inen. boys and girls wanted evtsy~hsse
work Tor Us. Nov ~ the time. you esn ~e .s.
NJ spare tine, OF give Jour vhole time 70 u,
business No Other business viii pay you nsl'.
lY ~ well. No one eRa fail % make en2fno.s,
pr0hts by eLgaging 81 cace. Costly o0i1, -
amplss free m ,ney made fast, easilv, and uya
scstly. Addre, TACK Co AtgIss Meas
Nrch ?, 1893
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-02-08

They who work cary and late the year
round need. occasionally. tho heaILhful
stimulus imparied by wholesome tonic
ike liostettcr's Stomach Bitters. To
all, is purity and efficiency az a remedy
AMI preventive o: disease commend H..
1t checks inciViens rheumatism and ma-
LARA. sya..aiorns, r'li-vor r....siipation,
dyspepsia end bIlIioosncss, afTss'A ne
mature decay 81 tic physical energies,
mitigstcs the in6rmii;ea &c ace. md has
tens convaIcsccnce. For sale Nv All
Druggists e Dealers -erora'lv, LFei'. g.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-02-08

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Cabinet Making.
WIN. C. RIERKAMS
January II. 1854.

INFORMS his old friends and customers and
Il tie public generally, that he Is again Al his
old stand Greiisner Corner. Main street where
he Is prepared 10 do oil work in his line OF l,n-
isness in good STYLE ard promptly From bis
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do his work 10 such STYLE as will satisfy those
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hope 20 receive the patronage Of The public.
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change for work
WA. g. BIERKAMP.
Eomney. April 20 1893
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1884-02-08

a Young girl in PhiladslpLia who for
three years has beet a paticn. sufferer
with sofe..hrost, has been efTec.ually
cured by usiog DR.. Balls Cough Syrup.
The public debt Of the United
States was decreased about SAL ,ooo,-
600 dollars in December.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-22
The Young Men.


1t is astonishing with what ardor, energy
and enthusiasm the young men Of Ohio, and,
in fact, throughout the entire country, are
rsllying to the standard of the honest,
young reform Governor of New York, who
heads the Democratic ticket. His career is
almost romantic. Selected for mayor of his
city three years ago, he, by his frmness of
purpose, his care for the interests Of the peo-
pie, his unfaltering determination to protect
their rights against jobbers and schemers,
attracted the attention of the people of the
great Empire State. Nominated bya hand
some majority, in the convention for Gov
ernor, he was elected by about 200 900 ma
.ority. He has thus far as Governor been
rue to the people, true to the masses, true
o his trust. He did not accept it for the
money he could make ont of it, but diff
IDENTIFY and reluctantly assumed the duties
If his Office with no other ambition than TO
discharge them faithfully and to serve the
public honestly Without any effort on his
part he was called to lead the Democracy Of
The Union in the tight for pure government
and honest administration. The sudden
advancement Of this young man is one Of
the marvels Of our couutrys history and
shows that if man acts we'll his part when
in public life he will be endorsed by the
people Mike Martin A. Forsn, Governor
Cleveland is a poor man; like Forsn he is
honest in public life, sincere in sympathy
with the masses, and they will stand by
these two young men who are an illustra-
tration of what men can make themselves
BY honest endeavor and hard work. Both
are selfeducated; both have known the
stings and bitterness Of poverty and the
rrials and privations that a young man
must 60 through in the struggle for educa-
lion and advancement. They are types Of
thousands Of young Americans in this
yountry to-day, and they will find hearty
,upport and Endorsement from them.
The young men do not want "old Blaine.
He has been an office holder and pap suck
er since 1854. For thirty years he has
made politics trade and profession. He
an have no true sympathy with the labor
ng masses He has used the places to
which he has been elected to advance his
personal interests. His whole career has
5een one of batter partisanism and intrigue
His countrys good has been subordinated
owhst was good tor James G. Blaine alone.
His connection with the questionable
schemes, his declaration that he would not
Je dead head in an enterprise, y would be
willing to use the power givea hin as
Speaker of the House to rush through
schemes of public robbers are known to all
men. The young men of the country, to
use the slang phrase of the day, are tired
of "old jim Blaine" the persistent and
chronic office seeker, and viii vote for
Grover Cleveland, the young Governor Of
New York for President.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-22
Florida and West Virginia


The country has lost interest in the let,
tiers of acceptance already, except to COM
are them. The interest of the campaign
will doubtless centre in southern States.
Florida and West Virginia have been max
ing bold efforts to overcome the prejudices
of race and sfilatiou. They have taken
long steps toward emancipation of thought;
and each step in this direction has been
marSEd by Republican gains The eyi-
dence is not rsnted to satisfy even Doubt
ing Thouases Ihat these two southern states
are growing FESTIVE under Democratic rule.
They have found the elements Of progress
inherent in the opposition party. and for this
reason they have been gradually trying to
dethrone Democracy. Mr.. Cleveland Of
fers nothing in these states as an individual
whilst Mr.. Blaine is welcomed BY them as q
man Of enterprise and progress. His own
interests in West Virginia have been pushed
so ably and so successfully as to command
the respect Of all citizens of both parties for
bis business capacity.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1884-08-22
nUnoR OF THE cAmrlIGs.

It is about time to st out Cleveland re-
lief expedition. Philadelphia Press.
The wasn't room to tattoo Blaines entire
record on him.-Galveston News.
It would certainly be the greatest effort
OF his lifa" for Mr.. Conkling to make
speech endorsing Blaine.-Kansas City
Star.
Joseph E. Mcdonald isn't running his
health by staying up late at night to shout
for Cleveland and Hendricks.
News.
If telling the truth is the only way to
shame the devil there is little wonder that he
does not blush in politics.-New Orleans
Picayune.
There is a great chance that the Repubi-
cans will follow the example Of the Greedy
party whether the provisions hold out or
not-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Half of the Butler ticket may be elected.
A number who cannot stomach Benjamin
may be able to follow Horace Greeleys ad-
vice and go West.-Peoria Transcript.
Ben Butler is discussing the origin of
"tinker's dam. We fear the phrase may
be used TO accurately describe the extent of
Ben's statesmanship.-Atlanta Constitu-
ton.
Rev. Tnmblebug Bsll has done nothing
toward circulating the Blaine scandal His
holy eve exhausts its powerful vision in look
ing one way-Louisville Courisr-Journal.
1t is currently reported that Mr.. Samuel
J. Tilden is not so much Of saint now as
he was. He has only subscribed $1,000 TO
the campaign fund when $4,000 was ex-
pected-Cleveland Herald.
General Butler returns an income ofSlOO,-
00O With the resources at his command
he ought to be able to make wages a good
deal better before the end Of his campaign.
st. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Governor Clevelaud's stepfather, Lewis
+. Allen, is a Republican, and it is said will
vote for Blaine. This is probably true.
Governor Cleveland is not the only man who
has had stepfather of whom he had rea-
lon to be shamed.-Louisville Times.
The Republican watchword will be: ave
stand for Woman's Honor and'the Sanctity
Of Home. Indianapolis Journal. We can
name about $50 prominent Republicans
who will look quite picturesque marching
lnder this banner.-New York World.
"when Samuel Tilden was running for
President of the United States he took no
vacation in the north woods or anywhere
else says a Democratic contemporary.
Yes. and now see the result. Poor Sammy
can't run at all this time.-Burlington (Vt.)
Free Press.
Since Murat Halstead commenced the
issue of his cheap afternoon paper in New
York, the Tribune has ventured to devote
It's editorial columns, occasionally, to some
hing besides a defense of Blaine. Its
attest depression was defense Of lawn
ennis. The Tribune needn't worry about
hat game. 1t isn't running for an office.
Detroit Times.