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Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-11-20
Putting Him OF the Train.

Philadelphia Times: The night train
on the Pennsylvania railroad was rat
thing eastward from Harrisburg. In the
smoking car a man with Grand Army
badge on his coat stood near the chill
and empty stove. There had been a
demonstration of some sort in Harris
burg that day, and the farmers we're GO
ing home. One of them, in gray suit
Of "stOre Clothes" fiat silk cap and a
pair OF c0whide boots, suddenly declared
himself as the white capped conductor
approached:
II shan't pay my fare, and. besides
that, / want $40 off the company because
this train is half an hour late"
"NOw
The man with the Grand Army badge
moved away from the vicinity of the
stove and the farmer. Besides" cOntin-
ued the latter, putting up guard which
was entirely different from that taught
by Jem Mace to Herbert Slade, II can
lick any three railroad men on the
train"
In moment the conductor began a
fantasia on the bell rope. The train
slackened. then stopped in darkness and
a swamp. The sea of the farmers ex-
istence began to grow stormy with white
caps. They all belonged to the Pennsyl-
vania railroad. They swoOped down up
on the farmer. They bore him through
the deor into the darkness and the
swamp. Suddenly friend of the farm
er's bore down the aisle. He shouted:
81 will pay the fare"
He did so. The farmer was reclaimed
from the swamp and the train rolled on
ward.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-11-20

does must beg your L0rdship to be so
good as to speak to Lord North upon the
subject, and beg that may decline the
pension, for in my opinion to DO out of
Parliment Is to be out of the world, and
my heart Is set upon my being in" The
Admiral was in the habit Of expressing
his opinions with great deal OF vehe-
mence. In another letter dated from on
board the Sandwich at st. Lucia, and
also marked private" he tells Lord Geo.
German that he must not expect an end
of the American war until he can find a
general of active spirit, who hates the
Americans from principle. Nothing, he
Is convinced, will bring the Americans
to their senses but making them feel
every calamity their perhdy deserves.
Such were the sentiments that the writ
or was prepared to maintain in Parlia-
ment, undeterred by the facetious declar-
atoms of members of the opposition,
whom he names-amOng them Burk (slc)
''or any of those who by their pernicious
principles are endeavOring to rain their
country" The close of the war is re-
ported in some interesting letters from
Lieutenant Colonel Benjamin Thompson
afterward known as Count RumfOrd, to
son. writing from New York, on the 9th
of August, 1882, the news that the INDIE
pendence of America had been acknOwl-
edged by the British Government had
brought about universal despair and
phrensy." The loyal people appeared to
be as void of prudence as they were des-
titute of hope, and the writer could not
but tremble for what might follow. He
was himself of opinion that the whole
truth was not known. "There must be"
he concluded, something going on in
the dark that we cannot get at, but what
that something is l have no conception"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1884-11-20

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Heart Pains.

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III you are failing, broken, worn out and
nervous, use "Wells' Health Remover" 81.
DRUGGISTS.
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Pretty Women

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Hacking, irritating Coughs, Colds. Sore Throa
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WhOOping Cough.

wells Health Remover restores health
add vigor, cures dyspepsia, Headache, Nerv-
business, Debility. 81.
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"ROugh on COughs.v
"ROugh ON rats. :.

Ask for ''sough on Coughs" for Coughs,
Colds Sore Throat, Hoarseness. Iroches, 15c.
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Mothers.

and many Throat Affections of children,
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The Hope of the NnfIon.

Trough on Itch" cures humors, eruptions
ringworms, letter, salt rheum, frosted feet
chill Ibluips -~N
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u
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Some English Documents on the American
War of Independence.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-27
E. Dive

RETURNS THANKS FOR THE LIBERAL PATRON AGESHp
has received since the opening of her New Millinery Pa
been greater than expected asO for many ON pien.
from ladies and gentlemen of good the selection
an elegant and large Stock of Goods the artistic
of the same in her Beautiful Parlors having been East 70
her own selecon and by being under MOI obligation there
liberty to make her purchases where she pleased By 50 d
became acquainted many different houses uniob hos
he to purchase the finest and greatest variety brought m
Market at prices which will enable her to give satisfaction 70 OIL
classes and Will be constantly receiving the Stvas ~
Greatest Variety from those different houses through the
son. All are cordially invited both ladies' gentlemen cali
for themselveaat
No. Ii, one door south Of SaVage'S Art GALLERY.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-27

WHEN the Scalp is annoyed with
Dandruff, GLENN's SULPHUR SOAR
will be- found an infallible remedy.
HILLS HAIR AND WHIsKER Dye,
Black Or Brown, SOC.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-05-27

"HACK4ETAGK..- lasting and
agrant perfume Price a5c. and
" Sold by 2. G. ~ L Drug store
III.
National Republican., 1884-10-31


Mrs. Martha II. W. Knight and Mr.. John T.
Vincent have been notified that the party wall
of the rear building on lot 81, reservation 10,
is dangerous and yhust be rebuilt at the re-
quired thickness Mr.. Eugene Cassin, attorney
aud agent, is n0ilicd that the rain spout Of
houic l7l3 II strect northwest discharges on
the parkingfand that arrangements must be
made for conducting the water by larger
pipe to th9 sidewalk. ID. Davidson Is notified
that theyfotice of Aug. 23 1884, condemnlng the
woodCnbuilding, owned by him at l2ll Eighth
street northwest, and directing its demolition,
has r.5t been complied with, and that if the
ordtr is not carried out within ten days from
tpfs date, the case will be placed in the hands
II the attorney for the district. DR.. Ralph
Nalsh is notified that the party wall of stable
(belwcen lots and 4, square 2j2. must be torn
down and rebuilt. Mr. Samuel Fowler is noti-
fed that the party wall between lots II and T.
square I32, mus he rebuilt ut the proper
thickness. hess'S. q. G and ii. Bradley are
notified that the party wall between lot and
subdivision OF original lot p square Az, must
be rebuilt at the proper thickness.
National Republican., 1884-10-31
DRIVES
4 \ & < 4 4 4.
LADIES' AND MISSES CLoAKS!
B AU M S.
NEW GOODS f! CORRECT STYLES F!
There has been decline in trade, generally speaking We have
Ladies' and Misses
that bound dispose OF same quick possible, hence these
startling quotations.
-tSSG-
Ladies'.

DRIVE i. SHORT WRAPS, Dolman Shape.
A perfect fitting garment, made from either
plain, fine Sicilienne. or figured Ottomon silk,
heavy black Fur Trimming down front and
around bottom, silk lining, at $50.
An elegant assortment Of plain and fancy
Wraps, of Brocaded SILK Velvet, Plush, with
the latest trimmings In all sizes, on hand.
DRIVE 2. SILK CIRCULARS of the best
scllienne. edged with Fur down front, at go.
DRIVE 3. CLOTH RUSSIAN CIRCULARS,
Black Diagonal Cloth, heavy braiding front and
back inches wide, Fur down TO bottom, at
1880.
DRIvE4 SILK RUSSIAN CIRCULARS
of best quality, slcllienne Silk, and Fur trim
ming down entire front, at sl4.
Latest aud correct styles In Rodezimir aud
Matelasse Garments, Satin lined, from $40 and
up.
DRIVE o. CLOTH NEWMARKErs, Brown
Diagonal Cloth, Astrachan Collars and Guns,
Double Box Plait splendid value, at 1880,
Taylormade Newmarket from Best Berlin
Twill Cloth, elegantly finished. at 49,
Matelasse Newmarkets at s23.
DRIVE o. SHORT WALKING COATS A
Neat Coat, made nom Fine imported Stocki
nelte, NJ ~.
The same quality has been retaled last season
at :lO
National Republican., 1884-10-31

In his annual report for the last fiscal year
Coroner Patterson calls attention to the neces.
sity for morgue in this city. He suggests
that congress be asked TO appropriate 81 ,OOC
for the construction of such Il building. He
also calls attention to the dangerous condition
OF the James Greek canal, between Il and n
cases of accidental drowning. He recon.
mends that temporary railing be placed on
each side until the canal is improved, as
people are apt TO walk into the water without
thought OF danger. During the year he inves.
tigaled II suicides, 10 homicides, IS infant.
cides and II deaths from accidents aud negli.
genCe.
National Republican., 1884-10-31
THE BREvITY BASKET.
FILLED With Brief Mention OF Many Minor
Events Of YpstcrdaV

The number of barrels of -four inspected by
tho flour inspector of Georgetown during the
past year was 56,0iS.
John L, Kelly, a lawyer, has reported that
he was robbed Of sl7j and gold watch and
chain valued at s275 on Tuesday night
W. s, Hauer, of No. J II street was robbed
of a railway ticket to Lynchburg, Va, and Sl7
In money in saloon on Wednesday night.
William Hudson and Samuel Clayton, two
small colored boys, were sent to the Reform
school by Judge Smell yesterday for stealing
velocipede from John johnson.
Mai Dye has issued an order instruoting the
police lieutenants to arrest all tramps found In
the city, as they should either be sent to the
chain gang or be made to leave.
John HoafTer. n lodger at the eighth precinct
station, was nearly snflocated by coal gas late
Wednesday night. lie was sent to the Wash.
| ington asylum, and was better yesterday
Mrs II. b. Moulton, as attorney for Mrs
Louisa q. Morgan, yesterday filed bill in
equity against \. W. Fitzgerald praying to set
aside certain deeds and convey tho same to
Mrs Morgan.
Judge wylic yesterday excused Robert
Cohen from further service on the petit jury In
the criminal court on account OF sickness, and
the name of Christian Rupert was drawn
| from the box to fill the vacancy.
The election Of officers Of the Georgetown
! Association for outside Charities, which was
I
| Womans Home, on High street, was post
| poned on account of the inclement weather.
Detective Rar returned from Nashville,
| Tenn, yesterday with Howard Hansborough,
young coored man, who was indicted some
| time ago for housebreaking in entering the
/ house of his stepbrothcr and stealing some
| clothing
! Mrs. Elizabeth Wood yesterday filed peti.
/ tion in equity praying that the decree for di.
! vorce heretofore obtained by her husband,
/ Foster L. Wood, against her bo set aside be-
cause she was unable to pay for taking testi.
mony to sustain her answer In which she de-
! MED the charge of adultery.
| George Moran, the man who was arrested
! for making All indecent assault on little Lena
| McCabe, was before the police court yesterday.
| The little girl testified that she met Moran In
| September while The was with some other
girls. She had met him several times since
and he had made indecent proposals to her
| In deciding the case Judge Smell said that
Moran could only be prosecuted for indecent
language, and took his personal bonds in both
| cases.
National Republican., 1884-10-31
r. H. TAYLOR,
e33 Penna. Avenue.
Rubber Waterproofs
FOR
Men, Ladies, Misses, and Boys.

MEMS GossAMER COATS.
MEMS CuECE.LINED GossAMERs.
MEMS RUBBER COATS, WITH FANCY
sERuE LINING, CHECKS AND STRIPES.
MEMS RUBBER COATS, FANCY LINING,
WITH PATENT vENTILAToR-
MEMS MACINTOSH COATS.
MEMS RUBBER SUITS COAT, LEGG1NGs,
AND HAT, WEIGHS ONLY 10 OUNCES.
BOYS GosSAMER COATS.
BOYS GossAMER COATS, LINED. FANCY
CHECKS AND STRIPES.
BOYS MEDIUM-wEIGHT RUBBER COATS,
FANCY CHECK LINED
LADIES GossAMER CIRCULARS.
LADIES GossAMER NETWORKS. ALL
QUALITIES. FROM GOOD TO THE BEST
MANUFACTURED.
LADIES IMPORTED CIRCULAR-"THE
PARIs1AN" go REVERSIBLE, COMPOSED
OF SILK, woRsTED. AND RUBBER
MISSES GossAMER CIRCULARS
BICYCLIsT WATERPROOF SUITS SHORT
COAT. LINED. RED FLANNEL, WITH
LONG RUBBER PANTS)
UMBRELLAs-IN SILK, GLORIA SILK,
LAVENTINE DOGMA, ALPACA, AND
GINGHAM, MOUNTED IN GOLD AND
SILVER
National Republican., 1884-10-31
PATENT OFFICE EXHIBIT.



1t is estimated that the government exhibits
destined for the New orleans exposition will
fill sevonty.ilve freight cars. A rate of 70
cents per hundred pounds, with free return Of
the goods, has been made, subject to change.
owing to the fact that there are only two
roads having terminal facilities here and con-
ncctions with New orleans, one of these will
be able to secure the freightng. The Pied.
mont Air line was In negotiations with several
of the department commissioners, and seemed
likely 10 secure a good share of the business,
but were stopped by the Pennsylvania Rail
road company declining to make rates from
this city to Alexandria, which portion of the
route II controls, or let the Richmond aud
Danville company have the necessary cars,
The interior department will send in addi-
tion TO the charts showing the progress Of in
vention in the different departments of art
and industry, 5000 models of patents, arranged
in sets and otherwise Amonge the un
grouped models will be many of great interest
apart from the value Of the Inventions, one OF
| these Is the model accompanying Abraham
Lincolns patent for lifting vessels over rivers
| shoals, &c
Mr.. II. w. Coffin, chief clerk Of the exposi.
tion for the interior department, has received
replies to inquiries for quarters for those wht
| Will be in charge of exhibits showing that but
few houses or even rooms remain unengaged
| The prices have become almost prohibitOry
| although an effort has been made to rent M
| tho regular current rates, and the earlier ap-
| plicants have been accommodated for reason
| able figures. Houses are invariably rented by
| the year. from october to october, and leases
for shorter periods are generally modest madt
| prices that pay for the whole year, even II
| ordinary times
DuRKEE's SALAD DRESSING AND COLD MEAT
| SAUCE.-The finest mayonaise for meat fish,
| and vegetable salads, and Il superb table sauce
National Republican., 1884-10-31

'THE ACCIDENT WAS DUE TO CARELESsSEss." "
So said the coroner's jury, and censured tho
switchtender who was said 10 have carclessly
left the switch open. Examination showed
that the poor fellow was nervous from oyer
work, and that his constitution was badly run
down by ulder. feeding, the result of pyor pay
What he needed was bottle or two OIiIrOwn's
Iron Btters, which would have torcd up hi,
nerves and strengthened him ip mind aud
body. Mr.. Thos. Jones, Ncwapk, Ohio, takes
pleasure In saying, Browns lton BittcrS com
pletcly cured me of wcaknts, debility, and
poor appetite. Ii gave pntirQSatsiuCtiun."
National Republican., 1884-10-31
BOYS clothing, Eiseman Bros, 7th and 4
Tho "Permlt Workn system.

Mai Lydecker has reported upon certain
suggestions about the permit system" of.
iered by Mr.. c. ]. Hillyer, in which he says
that the suggestions have been fully consid.
cred by the commissioners, but they canno
agree with him in believing that "pcrmil
done in the manner recommended by him
namely, by contract, without having an in.
spector continually on hand. ON the con.
trary, past experience has actually demon.
the commissioners, the best results win be oh
tanned by adhering to the present system.
National Republican., 1884-10-31
OUR srEcnLrrrs.-Ladles' genuine hand.

OUR SPEcAITiES.-Ladi genuine hand
sewcd French kid, button, $3.50; Paris kid
$3.50; Curaso kid 80; Cousins Pebble, but
ton, $3.50; Glove kid, Dress kid, and Goat, but,
ton, 81; Gents tne hand.sewed Boots and
and Caters, S{,j0i Prlme Calf and Kip Boots
$3.50; Misses and Boys School Shoes, 90 cents
sl.25, Sl.50; Wool-lincd Shoes and Slippers
Rubber Boots. ArcticsJ and Sandals =. S.
The Electric Shoe, $3.50, is equal to n s5 Cater
cures rheumatism, sore icet, bunions, anC
corns;; 1ouNGs,. iO2 seventh street. Look io
the old Woman in the Window.
National Republican., 1884-10-31
sURroUr oyorcoats, Elseman Bros, 7th and
Permits 20 Wed.

The following marriage licenses have
been issued f. II, Taylor and Sarah L, Mat.
thews, both of Arlington, Va; A. b, Billings
and Matilda ]. Kersey, Edward Morton and
and Sarah Johnson, John I. SmallwoOd and
Harriet l.. Carroll VIM. H. Miller and Mary l..
Reisinger, Richard =. Gittngs and Harriet A.
Duckctt. Chas. II. Turner and Mary A. GaskinB
Philip H. Kraft and Hattie NJ. Foreman, Sam.
uGl johnson and Mary Queen, A. Ii. Wilmer
and Roberta II. Stone, VIM. f. Ross and Cor
nelia Bird.
National Republican., 1884-10-31
FOUR STYLES OF SHORT ENDS.

FOUR STYLES OF SHORT ENDS.
900 yards Of DARK short-end Dress Prints
good quality, 3i4c
300 yards of Furniture Covering, Cretonne
style very handsome &c.
900 yards of yard-wide Dark Sateens, very
neat patterns, &c; the first and only case for this
season. worth sc.
1 case Of Double-wdth Cashmere, short length,
fine quality, in four shades Of garnet, brown,
myrtle, and navy biue 15c.
2 cases of staple Apron Gingham Just opened.
for this week only 4c.
/ case Of new styles Worsted Dress Goods,
splendid shades, DC.
2 cases of Unblpached Canton Flannel, 4a.c;
20 yards to each customer only
case Of Androscogsin A Bleached Colt on,
genuine Ticket SIC,
30 pieces of Gilbert's Best All.wool Flannel
suitins garnet navy blue, brown, black and
myrtle, 2Sc
20 dozen Huckaback Towels, very large size,
Is dozen Heavy Linen Towels, large size. 9c.
25 dozen Chlldren's Derby Ribbed Hose. in
blue, gray, and BLACK, perfect goods and large
sizes, &c.
4 dozen Gin ;ham Umbrellas. % to 80 inch
50c,
900 Window Shades, slightly soiied, with pat
ent fixtures, zoe.
New lot of Floor Oil Cloth-l yard wide, 2Oc;
lla yards wide, SOC; yards wide, 4Oc.
200 Ladies' ana Misses Gossamers, perfect
goods, and for this week only, Soc.
so dozen Ladies' fine Cashmere Gloves. kit
finish, 23c.
80 dozen of our own brand (Kaufman's 1241
White and DraD torsets. 39C.
10 pieces more Of the Matalasse cloaking, lie
same style and finish as the all-wool goods.
20 styles of Torchon Linen Lace, &c.
NOW COMES A FEARFUL SLAUGHTER
IN VELTETS AND VELVETEENS.
All our Colored Velveteen, genuine Elberor
brand, 43c; myrtle, 3 shades OF blue, 4 shades
of garnet. 3 shades of brown; reduced from 60c
All our SILK Velvets, in black and colors, hnC
goods, sl.O9.
4 CHOICE LINE OF SHORT COATS, IN
BLACK AND COLORS.
DoLMANS, NEWMARKETS, RUSSIAN
CIRCULARS. HAVELoCKS,
At all prices from q up to $40.
OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT IS VERY COM
PLETE.
All kinds of Chlldren's Shoes,
| All kinds of Miss s Shoes
| All kinds OF LadieI shoes
All kinds OF Mems Boots and Shoes
All kinds of Boys Boots aud Shoes.
| You can rest assured our prices are down /
hard pan.
Come sec what stock Of Rubbers we have OF
hand, when you need them, and we will give yo
our prices.
National Republican., 1884-10-31
LInhabetlral Lit of Raltlps. sc.

Mcssrs cray ~ ClarksOn, OF 339 Pennsylvania
avenue advertise in our columns the above
publication, which Is certainly very desirable
Tor reference by all who are in any way inter-
Is full of Information, including roster of
surgeons and date OF discharge Of every regi-
ment, The book is sent by mail on receipt Of
5O cents.