National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-29

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LHE semi.annual dividends, payable in
Boston III February aggregate s3,05l 1877, against
49,. sA months ago ana sSoSoO09 In Febru-
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TLANrEks IN Alabama are conceding that
the cold spell had computations In the death Of
cutWorms ana gruos that have been destructive Of
truck products.
DIR, LOIS O. JACKSON fila thu no.it;on ~
resideW physician In a hospital for children in
philadelphia. She Is pretty blonde, % years OF
age, and Is giving entire satisfaction in her po.
sition.
CHARLES BEACH sava that be opco want
through the pockets of Horace Gree,ov,s b,s,or,,
white coat in which he found more than 900 hv,;-
ness cards. which had been given him from timo
to time during the many years ho had worn the
coat. lie wasn't aware there was a card about his
clothes.
The Illinois State battlo Aaes ara IN h.
placed In tie art ynIlerv n, tho s,o,o cor,,o, I
snrlngaeId Amony thou 10 tho roiIo NJ ,Ia ha,
tla aag usod IA, Gran,,s ars, r.r,n,out =, a., Ill,
riddled by bullets and is in shreds, and il was
very hard matter to fix 1t 50 that IL could be pre-.
served at ALL
srpor p,rrs 1, 1T. n,o,.h .,-,
coorn,o i'o. 20, ,, ,,',.,. no., s ,ougn
,,as I,, A.. 80, IT, ..t'a 49, s''ie Vn4s no
A., ,,s, y, ~ ~, -, saN ' , NV "'iomou
10 ea,,nt ~. a.. "a ~ sS,a,' -. ~ "" ,
there was strong talk of taking him before n com.
mission OF lunacy
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" 49,. ~ Nv , u e. lii'ae ,Ieotue IA suPpor1
,h,oh -. n S,tu,,s anu Weuy nurseries
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Mhs' nEbEoOA u foMkof' VINO dled In
w., nass, 40" uays aye, was one Oh tne
$3.50 VI 'nu we" va, ouo mas i WASH
,1 .iie Wel uiia was suh,,noneo W
No., " nuts, ms SOU ner stories
a., s,",, we 80. a Nv, IN "Po.s ino
d. ''o'> ''''-' ""N "7N "O0U' 'Ao wy "'' 'ouon'
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Molsohlto 4, Emperor Oh Japan, VINO IL
t,So,,,, 10 sa.oi, ,ho, ,,,u1 III anu
roianod s;noo ,ho ,oeth orhis n,han g., ,es1 H.
"a Tho oriv dvnastv that hos ru,od In Ia ond
began $50 "a r. Irhero 90 M o,bor r,orarch ir ~.
world ,yho oor ho,s, an ,,nbroLon a doscort tnn,
an snc,ont q stool, :" N'''--' '''iA
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ohbhoN nshins on tne sacramento river is
now very active ana is going on day and night
nioio tnah -,oOo inou oeihe etnPioSeu IN IT, Inc
~ ~, na" orioers On uu'y
NJ So,,os 49, ".'. i1's ,a
~ 80 VIZ p' !sa,
~ Vi no iaw anu
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A WOMAN VINO desires clear complexion
must give up having small waist, unless she has
1t without lacing Tight lacing gives one red
nose. And who would not rather have largo
waist and white nose than small waist and
req nose! iishs iaSing also prevents regular CIR
~ d,aoaso. ,ahinh on o., a anu 0eUse
aorI,'. 49, 49, ,uaIs, "''' ""N -i010 yin
'ee ~ eO ~
NOT lar from Berlin on the Havel lies a vile
lage named Parey, with upward of 800 inhabit-
ants, mostly well-to-do peasants. and during the
three years from Nov. l. 1880 TO Nov 1, 1888, 1t ID
affirmed that the village register had neither
birth. DEATH marriage nor baptism to record.
Late In last November there occurred to break
this monotony wedding. and the entire 800 peo-
pic III 'ne Town were ihv''0u TO 'no snow
IHE managers OF the London Zoo possess
an ape Which Is declared TO be the most extra
ordinary ape ever seen In Europe. 1t 10 male
baldheaded chimpanzee, known To readers OF Du
Chaillu as kooloo kamba. Du Chaillu found
this ape 80 rare that he could secure only one
specimen OF 1t. 1t possesses much intelligence
alqpg with dangerous temper. Its cranial ca
pacity is the largest an ape has been known TO
possess.
Miss HoGARTH, the surviving executrix
of Charles Dickens, has taken measures to prevent
tne pupiicauon IN England OF Dickens letters TO
MS soiic.'or. miss hosartn says 'nat Mr. DICKENS
never ihsehueu tha' 'nese letters should DC pup
hsheu ihey were preserved py the soicitor as
curiosities' ana were pouna III an album with
o'ner DICKENS ineinofiais' iney were SOLO py the
SOLICITORS executors win the restoi MS library,
they having no knowledge Oh their contents
"PLEAsE, SIR" said the bell boy to a Texas
hotel clerk mo. 40 says there amt no towel In his
room" "Tell him to use one of the window cur
tains" "He says too, there Amt no pillers"
"Tell him to puthis coat and vest under his head"
"And he wants a pitcher of water" suffering
Cyrusl But he's the worst kicker ever struck in
my life. Carry him up the horse pail" "He
wants to know If he can have a light" Here,
contound him Give him this lantern, and ask
him if he wantsth EARTH andtf he'll have It fried
on only one side or turned over"
A pupIsH Young man bopped ON n train at
Kansas civ the other dnv and took a seat
beside n lady. II ,yas not long befora The
lady, who was 6ne.looLing neatly.dressed mar
son, began looking at him. occasionally winkine
and smiling. The Young man turned red in the
face and was in the ACT of leaving the seat when
she threw her arms about his neck and declared,