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National Republican., 1884-08-11

I1II .HUIE UI-tWt'
Hers was n sad end" said Delmonico.
"sho was performing at Greenwich, and
some of the officers from Woolwich
strolled in and asked her to give an i'm
promptu performance. She went into the
tigers, and instead Of rousing them first
she struck n sleeping one with her whip.
and the beast caught her dress, pulled her
down, while another one caught her by
the throat and killed her, anticipating
to man who had just come down the
steps-"he helped to carry her out; he
was keeper OF tho lions there"
National Republican., 1884-08-11

REV. HENRY WARD BEEcHER down on
his marrow bones before Theodore Tilton
"as before his maker" begging forgive
ness for having invaded his friends home
and debauching his friends wife, is tho
image that arises before the mental vision
Of 5o.0O0.00o Of people when they con-
template him in the role of defender of
Grover Cleveland.
National Republican., 1884-08-11

AN indianapolis grand jury has in
dicted John C. C.S.,ITarrison FOR that $780,
600 embezzlcment. Mr.. Harrison is
bowed down with griefat tho thought of
the awful fate that is in store for the
country when Mr.. Blaine moves into tho
white house. Tho embezzler has not yet
given bail. but as he has rich relatives he
will doubtless soon be at large.
National Republican., 1884-08-11

NEW YORK journalism has received a
distinguished recruit In the person of
Murat Halstoad, Of tho Cincinnati Com
mercial Ga-stte, IL is u journalistic event
Of Importance, aud tho influence of his
decided personality upon tho field Of
public opinion in New York will bo by no
means slight. He proposes 10 issue u
penny afternoon paper modelled after lie
Psit Journal, OF Paris, IL will look par
tioularly after the interests and wants of
the vast army Of workingmeu in the city,
aud ondoayoT to so intrench itself in their
esteem as to be regarded as peculiarly
their organ and advocate. The new
paper will advocate tho cause Of Blaine
and Logan, and with ono so versatile and
accomplished in all the arts OF Journal.
ism aB Mr. Halstead in control IL cannot
we'll fail to booomo a powor in tho Now
York canvass Politics aside. thoro is no
National Republican., 1884-08-11

Mr.. J. w. HARPER, JR., it soems, Is an
adopt at the non-uso as we'll as the poou-
liar use Of words. Tho Jesuitical art Of
old was to use words with double
or eseotic sense, and TO construct
their sentences on tho same basis, Thor
deception commenced with tho word and
lead up to sentences and chapters. Mr. j.
w. Harper constructs many fine sentences
in order to catch Mr.. Blaine, but when
he realizes that Mr.. Blaine is not caught
he takes pains, in long letter, to call
particular attention to tho facts that tho
house Of Harper Brothers, he included,
Tor years had had no regard or respect for
National Republican., 1884-08-11

iNuuudpHd fTtSS.
The priority of tho Boil telephone has
been repeatedly challenged in scientific
discussion, and in the answer by w. w.
Ker, filed in behalf of tho Drawbaugh
patent yesterday, the legal reasons for
believing that other inventions Of the
telephone were earlier than Bells arc
marshaled. Tho legal case against the
Bell patont has steadily grown in strength
vt each stop in the suit for months past
National Republican., 1884-08-11

THE dispatches announce shocks of
earthquake yesterday afternoon cxtend-
ing over quito apfarea of territory. In
some towns ig<ponnsylvania tho vibra.
tions were - violent as to knock down
chimneys, /but no serious damage is
rnnortodL
National Republican., 1884-08-11

WHAT n scrubby lot Of disappointed
morceneries and dyspoptic, woazcn.sculcd
mon the Holy Willies are, come to sjge
them upl What an exhibition they, mako
Of themselves for the nmusementb 81 their
levol.hoadod countrymou.
National Republican., 1884-08-11

INTEGRITY, by honest men, is con-
sidered one of tho noblest qualities
man con have. In the future, when
authors and men of letters arc, in sweet
words, solicited by Messrs. Harper &
Bros. for tho honor of publishing their
works, had they not better write back
inquiring if thoy really mean what they
say--if there is integrity back of their
sweet words.
National Republican., 1884-08-11

How MUCH integrity can q man havo
who would write such letter as Mr.. J.
W. Harper, jr.. wrote, in order, if possible,
to secure big job? How much integ.
rity can he have when his words do not
reflect the supposed high character
withinP When the inner man says. ~
condemn you. have no respect for you,
yet will write sweet words Of you in
order, and only in order. that / may
profit by the fruits Of your brain" How
much integrity has q gentleman of alleged
culture who will condescend 80 low?
National Republican., 1884-08-11

IN the light of recent disclosures Sen
ntor Voorhees, may have experienced
change of opinion since he said he thought
the democrats wero fortunate in having
nominated man with u meek as big as
my thigh and q head like bull" Cen
tlemen with necks of that caliber are liable
to form attachments, sporadic and other
wise, that prove annoying in the extreme.
National Republican., 1884-08-11
MONDAY. AUGUST IL, 1884.

THE sham pcrfectionists who find
themselves opposed to Blaine because Of
his badness are now called "Holy Willies."
Not bad name.
National Republican., 1884-08-11

Physicians recognize Iron as the best restora-
tive agent known to the profession, and inquiry
OF Mcssrs Powers & welghtman, Rosengarten
& Sons. Kcasby & Mattison. IIance Bros ~
White, and other leading chemical firms will
without doubt substantlate tho assertion that
there are more preparations OF iron than of any
other substance used In medicine. This shows
concusivcly that iron Is acknowledged TO be tho
most important factor In successful medical
practice. II Is, however, q remarkable fact that
prior to tho discovery Of Browns Iron Bltters
no perfectly satisfactory iron combination had
ever been found.
Browne Iron Bitters does not inJure the teeth,
cause headache, or produce constipation. ALL
OTHER IRON MEDICINES DO.
Browns Iron Biiters cures indigestion, bilious
ness, weakness dyspepsia, malaria, chilis and
fevers, tired feelings. general debility, pain In
the side, back. and limbs, headache, and neural
gia--for all these ailments Iron is prescribed
daily.
Browns Iron Bitters, however. does not cure
in minute. Like all other thorough medicines
1t acts slowly. When taken by men the first
symptom OF benefit Is renewed energy. Tho
muscles then become nrmer, the digestion i'm.
proves, tho bowels are active. In women the
effect is usually moro rapid and marked. The
eyes begin at once to brighten; the skin clears
up; healthy color comes to the cheeks; nervous.
ness disappears; functional arrangements be-
come regular, and If Il nursing mother, abundant
sustenance is supplied for the child.
Remember, Browns Iron Bitters Is the ONLY
iron medicine that is not inIurioua
National Republican., 1884-08-11

1T is about time the grand jury brought
In an indictment against Snooks for get
ting crushed under tho falling walls of
the limited States hotel.
National Republican., 1884-08-11
THE nEpunrIc,y DURING THE SUMNER.

City subscribers Of THH RFrunitCNN visiting
the country, seaside, or springs during tho sum
mer months can have the DAHL sent to thcm
for week or LONGER by prepaying for the same
atthe publication Office.
National Republican., 1884-08-11
REMlTTANCES.

ReinittAnces other than by postal monov or
dcrs bnnk drsfs or cheCks 10 the order Of tn g
National Republican CO., arc extremely hazard.
GUS. Postage stamps, money, aud postal notes
should never be seat, and II lost In transmission
this office cannot be responsible therefor.
Entered Mt the Postoiiico at Washington. ID.
e.. nA secon d-clhss matter.
National Republican., 1884-08-11

WIN. l.. SCOTT has been nominated for
congress by the Eric (Pa.) democrats.
Mr.. Scott has one of tho largest barls in
Pennsylvania. Ho is u close friend of $.
j. Tildon and of VIM. II. Vanderbilt
Many chestnut has no rAked out of the
Goals for both Of these gentlemen. On
one occasion ho is credited with buying
100000 Of Chicago stock yards stock,
worth $4,0Oo.0OO, from VIM. II. Wander.
bilt. president Of tho Lake Shore Rail.
road company, paying sl,2j0,OOO for It,
and selling II to Vim. II. Vanderbilt, tho
rich capitalist. at tho same figure. No
wonder Lako Shore stock has shrivellod
in price while its managers became rich.
National Republican., 1884-08-11
FANNY SUPPLIES.
A QUESTION ABOUT BROW Ns Iron
BITrERs ANSWERED.

The question has probably bocn asked thou
sands of times the past ten days, "How can
Browns Iron Blttcrs cure overythlng?" Well,
II tdoesn't. But It docs cure any disease for which
a reputable physician would proscrIbo
National Republican., 1884-08-11

DEMOCRATIC editors arc 10 bo pitied.
To tho decidedly formidable task OF de.
molishing Blaine and Logan, they now
have added the further duty OF pulyorlz
ing Butler. 1t is a wearisomc, double
headed arrangement, decidedly unfair 10
tho intellect department. Still, our dom.
ocratic brethren arc addressing thom.
selves TO the necessity Of tho situation
with jealous pluck. ono day thoy give
IL to Blaine and Logan hot and heavy.
tnd tho next day train thoir heavy
artillery on Butler. The New York
World is trying TO consolidate tho two
campaigns. Yesterday II informed It's
readers concerning Blaine and Butler.
that "both arc intense republicans"
This is an ingenious discovery, aud does
credit to the reputation OF tho World for
enterprise. An army OF porpleIed and
overworked democratic seribos will DO
delighted TO follow in tho path blAzod
out by tho World. A goodly number Of
Massachusetts, republicans will, however
be greatly surprised to learn Of Buffers
intense" ropublicanism.
National Republican., 1884-08-11
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WlNTED-H0UsEs.

DY RESPONSIBLE FAMILY = LARGE
ID house In N. w. location. furnish ed or unftir-
nishod. Address NEW YORK, Republican or.
flee. 3-11
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Published daily Except Sunday by
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deserved TO subscribers at Twelve Cents week,
payable TO the carrier at the end Of the week,
or filN Ccnta month. sent by mall, postage
prcrNld, one year for 600 six months for
l3OU, three months for el. 90, and one month
Tor 90 ccnts-poyablo Invariably In advance.
THE WEEKLY REpuBttCAs, n large elchtpaga
paper Of nny-alN columns, with all the ncws OF
the capital % All postmastcrs are agents
lCrms-nlwnys In advance; For one year,
~ 30. LliERAb CLUB RATES FOR THE
tAMPAlGN or TO January next! Five cOplci
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putter-up ofthc club sample copies sent free.
Qruers can b0 lei az the !ommnys vince,
PennsylvRnia avenue.
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National Republican., 1884-08-11

The "arithmotic man" Is sometimes
mistaken in his political prognostieation
He occasionally allows his personal foel-
ings and wishes TO got tho better Of his
mathematical instincts, aud when this is
tho case his results can not bo depended
on. II does not take much of an arith-
motician, however, to figure out major
ity of electoral votes for Blaine and Logan
without forcing the figures. There arc
not many cool.headod democrats who care
TO claim the election of Cleveland and
Hendricks whom thcy sit down aud calmly
contemplate tho probabilities.
In tho first place, tho republicans are
entirely justified in claiming Ohio at the
October election. Some democrats pro-
tend to believe that they havo "a fighting
chance" owing to tho disa1oction Of the
Germans on tho one hand and the pro-
hibitionsts on the other, but thero is no
evidence that the temperance question
will enter into tho campaign at all. or
that any attempt ia being made to arP1y
the two great parties on this issue. The
temperance people havo brought about
some queer political resalts in Ohio, but
they have nevor beeh able to do much
harm in presidential year.
With Ohio solidly republican in October
thorecan be but little doubt concerning
Iadians in November. Tho two states
have common Interests and common sym.
pathics. and tho influences that make the
bl ltrat will hn Af,nu1ir nntanN IL,
tho other. There has been no change in
public sentiment in Indiana since 1880
that would justify tho democrats in claim
ing n majority on full vote. Mr.. Hon
bricks is no stronger than his party, and
Indiana cannot be swung from her
republican moorings because one OF her
own citizens has boon given the second
place on tho democratic ticket.
1t is entirely proper then to assume
that both Ohio and Indiana will vote for
Blaine. There is no othor western state
then, with tho exception of Missouri, to
which the democrats can lay any reason
able claim. The wild talk about carry
ing Wisconsin, Iowa, and Kansas by
means of an alliance with tho greenback-
ers and anti-prohibitionists is not worthy
of notice. The Pacific states are solid"
for Blaine and Logan. In fact, Cleveland
is almost unknown west of the Mississippi,
and cannot in the nature Of things inspire
the least enthusiasm.
This then being the situation in the
west, it requires no distortion or m anipu-
lation of figures to give the republican
candidates majority as follows:
National Republican., 1884-08-11
DoCHEsTER BREWING COMP Ys
BBB ZEE EEE RRR
HnHh r. Hr HHRHe
BDJB E EN- 4

AFFIDAVIT AS TO THE PURITY OF THE BEER
CITY or ROCHESTER,,
MOSROE COUNTY, SB.
STATE OF NEW YoRK
Frederick Hodeckcr, of the City OF Rochester,
Monroe County, state of New York. being duly
sworn, depOses and says that he has been en-
gagged In the Brewing business for twenty.four
years; that, as manager OF the Brewing Depart
mont Of the Rochester Brewing Company, no
has sole supervision Of the Beer brewed by said
Company; that neither glucose nor grape sugar
Is used In said brewery; nor any substitute what
BY said Company Is perfectly pure and unadni-
FREDERICK HoDECKER.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 22d
day Of April, 1854 C. HENRY AMSDEN,
[Lsl Notary Public.
Orders for Rochester Beer for the trade or prl-
ynte families promptly filled by me, Telephone
No. SOFIA. h. X. FINLEY,
Ger 1905 Pennsylvania Avenue Northwest.
National Republican., 1884-08-11

nANFoRTH'S FLUID, THE ONLY
IL article expressly distilled for Vapor Stoves
and No Chimney Burners Always same quail
hyl WnrrnntednOn-GNpl plOsive Purest, whlteAt,
softcst strongest, cheapest light
DANFoRTH's NO'CHIMNEY BURNER,
the only one In the marketi No wicks TO cloan
or trml No chimney 10 break nor clean
DANFORTlrS yAPOR COOK SToVEL
First one In marketi Keeps ahend OF attempted
improvements Strongest, BlmplcSt, safest,
durable, portable, easily managed, cheapest
Territory licensed or sold under patents
any quantity, Town right, sure livingj county
right, competency State right, FORTUNE
Write for price list and particulars.
DANFORTI ILLUMINATING a MFG. CO.,
D3D street, Washington, ID. y.
National Republican., 1884-08-11
HANrED-MIsCELnANEous. Us.

WANTED-WIsCELLANEoUs. US.
CyTuDENTs- MECHANICAL OR ToPo.
- graphical drawing mathematics includedl-
TO arrange for evening class now, nt blO v 81;
only s10 per quarter go lessonsl OIL
Tw. IL WHEATLEY a SONS, OVERS.
"A 1858 Jefferson at, Uoorgetown-Blnnkets
and livery coats TO clean during July and August;
reduced rates to hotels and erystables.
iy1-b-2m
nANFORTH ILLUMINATING FLUID
~ and Manufacturing Company-BuBness of.
flee, g36 st.. Washington. ID. O.; license or sell
town, county. or state rights. Bee advertisements
ON secondpage. 6-my0-u
National Republican., 1884-08-11
rJNIIE POPULAR WATERING PLACE. &
CAFE MAY,
Is REACHED BY TIE
WEST JERSEY RAILROAD


In TWO HOURS from Philadelphia.
Fast Express Trains. with Parlor Cars nt-
tached, are run during the season at convenient
hours, and passengers will find ON their arrival
NEW BRoA d STREET STATION.
PHILADELPHIA,
Union Transfer Coaches and Horse Cars ready
10 transfer direct to the station of the WEST
JERSEY RAILROAD. at the foot Of Market
street.
For tickets. baggage checks, and null informa-
tion apply rs follows; Northeast corner Thir-
teenth street and Pennsylvania avenue, and sta
tion Baltimore and Potomac Railroad.
]. r. WOOD.
General Passenger Agent
CHARLES Il. PUGu, General Manager.
yEH0 SUM MER HON ES.-FREE
i OOO handbook, containing list of sum
mer hotels and boarding houses along Hudson
River and In Catskill Mountains, with terms.
attractions maps, and Illustrations, sent to any
address upon application. with 3-cent stamp, 10
~ j. BURRITT. Eastern Passenger Agent West
shore Route, 363 Broadway. New York
je2-mwi-tf
National Republican., 1884-08-11


L,ASY FEET-DR WHITE. 14l8 PA. Ay.,
II opposite Wlllard's Hotel Washing ton, ID. c.,
and IL North Eutaw St, baltimore, Nd. Corns,
EScrescences, and other compleinls of the feet
successfully treated. DIR WHITES Thirty
eighth year of practice. Office fee, 81 n sitting
for putting tho feet In order
NEW TURKISH BATH CDR. BOVEE'S)
IN l417 q st., opposite Riggs House, Large
pool, good ventilation; Ladies'. Monday and
Friday; Lot open sunday. Open irom a. e:
q tickets. s4bO.
apo DIR. II. l.. BOyEE, Electrician.
dead AND BE WISE--DR. BRoTHERs
u 0O0 Is street southwest, appeared before
me and made oath that he Is the Oldest Estab.
lished Expert Specialist In this city, and will
guarantee cure In all cases of yenerial disease,
and furnish Medicine, or no charge the poor
furnished Medicine free, Consultation and ad.
vice free at any hour during the day. Subscribed
and sworn " before me by DR.. Brothers, April
2, 1884.
SAMUEL II. WALKER. Notary Public.
National Republican., 1884-08-11
EDUCATIONfL.


MISS BALCH WILL OPEN A FIRST.
lNl class school for young ladies SEPTEMBER
10. Advanced pupils preferred special atten-
Der Of pupils limited. Evening classes for adults
1T once, MISS BA1.CII, zoos N st, NJ w. Rei-
crenoes: Hon W. W. Corcoran, Admiral Geo.
u. Balch, baltimore; Com. $. r. Lee, and Rev.
J. J. Bullock, Washington, ID. q au4-1m
RALT1MoRE, ,Mp) MT. VERNON INsTI-
school for young ladies and little girls. Founded
1853 Mrs Mary j. Jones and Mrs. D. Maitland,
principals. assisted by able professors. Thor.
Ough instruction In Literature, Language, Music.
and Art, situation beautiful and henlthfuL Ad-
dress principals for circular. le2S-1m
HOwES BOOKKEEPINo-THE SHORT.
IL est method In the United Statesi months Of
study saved no text books open nll the year;
day and night sessions with pcnmanshlp, &C.,
80 "a month s12 for three monthsi Howes
Rapid business Pcnmanship alone, 60 terms
higher amer October !. HOWE business
SCHOOL, 517 9TH st.
CPENoERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE, LIN
- coin Hall Building corner 9th and ID sts.
Day and night sessions Complete In Its arrange
ments for training sons and daughters and men
and women for self5uppOrt, usefulness, and hon
orable Independence. Scholarship for year from
date OF entrance day or night, t5O per quarter,
day, s2Oi night, slB. Students received every
month In theyear. Spring and summer ses3ionA
circulars mailed on application.
- - HENRY q. SPENCER, Principal
Mrs SARA A. SPENCER, Vice President
National Republican., 1884-08-11
PocK ENoN sPRINGs AND MINERAL

DOCK ENoN SPRINGS AND MINERAL
HI BArllS.
Great North Mountain. near WinchestorSya.
Altitude over 1000 feet Temperature 10 TO
Id degrees below the city,
-Four mineral waters = tonic. purifying, and
specific for dyspepsia, kidney and liver tronblea
separate BATH houses for ladies and gentlemen.
with tub, now, douche. and stz baths, and q
swimming pool, 80 by 80 feet. Hotel enlarged
this year. Terms. s3e to s59 per month OF four
weeks Some pleasant fourth floor rooms, So.
Special rates for families Eight hours ride
irOm Washington.
Tickets 10 the springs and return. $3.50. good
until oct. 81.
Illustrated pamphlets. giving ali Information.
may be had OF a. :, PRATT n SONS,
Managers AOl Ninth street northwest
'1tis healthy place. The nights. aro deli:
ciously cool. no mosquitoes, no bar, mo sound
of revciry by night 1t Is a good place for all
who desire cleanly and cool retreat" ~. j.
stuart Wells, SURGEON, u. b. Nj '
The cool and exhilarnting atmosphere. the wild
mountain scenery. and fine drives, the baths and
invaluable medicinal waters, with good fire,
render season ut Rock Enon delight not soon
TO be forgotten. From James u. Fitch. esq.
Washington, ID. q
National Republican., 1884-08-11
W1NTED-EMPLoYMENT.

10y A REsPEcrABLE YOUNG LADY~A
- position rs cOpyist in II lawyers office, or to
do private wrllingi references. Address u. NJ,
Republican Office LII
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Special NOTTCEs.

ToorHACiIE is killed by st. Jacobs Oil, the
great paln.banisher. 80 cents bottle.
National Republican., 1884-08-11
PERSONAL COMFORT.

"AVE RECEIVED THE MOST BENE-
IL fetal results from the use of Browns Iron
Filters. MISS LIZZIE KENEALY, 262l st.
N AZ
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PERSONAL.

GREAT BARGAINs IN STRAW HATS AT
~ New York Hat store. 381 PA NV, near 4ta
ST. fnNIn-a a
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BUSINESS CARDS.

A POTHECARY-C. II. FICKLING l28O
IA 32d at West Washington.
National Republican., 1884-08-11

A wNING MAKERS ]. HAIsLETT-sI7
"A Market space. Awnings made and repaired
and stored during the winter.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1884-02-01
Marriage OF Mr.. Fred Douglass.

Ol T.
Hon. Fred Douglass was married at the Con-
gressoinsl Church at six o'clock this evening
TO a white lady named Miss Helen NJ Pitts -
The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr.
Grlnke, of the Fifteenth Street Presbyterian
Church, in presence of two witnesses. Mr..
Douglass wore = full suit Of black, and his
bride a costume of garnet velvet and silk, and
they returned to the lsdy's late residence, on
street, and then proceeded to Mr.. Douglass
country house, in Uniontown. No one out
side of the parties Immediately concerned
seems to have known anything about the
event before il occurred, Mr. Douglass fami-
ly being as poorly informed as that of the
brides. Miss Pitt has been for some eighteen
months clerk or copyist in Mr. Douglass
Ofice of Recorder of Deeds for the District,
and he has during large part of that time
paid her marked attention; but no one acquaint
ed with either believed that marriage would
result, though the bridegroom has remarked
TO several lately that he contemplated mar
risge. The lady is a prominent member Of
the Woman's Suffrage party, aud has been
associated with Mrs DR.. Winsow in the con
duct Of a peculiar paper, called the AiphG.-
She was originally from Avon, N. Y, and is
described as a handsome, fair figure, with
black hair and eyes, and about thrty-6ve
years of age. Her family were, it is said,
very much exercised at the fact Of her employ
ment among colored people, and the friend
ship that existed between her employer and
herself Mr.. Douglass is sixty-6ve years of
aye Washington Correspondence Of the B1lti-
more Amsrican, Of Thursday, January 24h.