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House Cleaning IL Easily, Quickly
and we'll done by using PYLEs PKARLIRR; absolutely
harmless to hands or fabric Beware Of limitations.
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Farm for Sale

SITUATED one mile north of the east meeting
- house in DummerstOn. 1t contains 25 acres OF
land-mOwinR and pasture-with buildings thereon.
Plenty Of wood and neverfailing water on the prem
ises. Will be sold reasonable. Inquire Of l.. d.
THAYER, Brattleboro, or on the premises of
MRS. l. @. WILDER.
Dummerston March IS, 1854 1914
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-04-04

II you have a sore throat cough or a cold, try B.
II. Douglass Sons Capscum Cough Drops they are
pleasant to the taste, perfectly harmless and will be
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-04-04
A close mouth catcheth no files.
skinny Men,
Mr.. Minors success.

Wells's Health Remover restores health and yIeor
cures Dyspepsia, Impotence, Sexual Debility. 81.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-04-04
Who taketh i'll another's I'll
Beareth two burdens up the hill.
Splendid Dairy

is one that yields its owner good profit through the
what they need in order for them to be able to keep
up their product. When their butter gets light in
color he must make it "gilt edged" by using Wells
richardson Co.'s Improved Butter Color. 1t gives
the golden color of June and adds I'VE cents per
pound to the value Of the butter.
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niture.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1884-04-04
AYERS
Cherry PectOral.

No other complaints are SO insid.ous in thcir
attack as those affecting the throat aud lungs;
none so triled with by the majority Of sutl,-.
ors. The ordinary cough or cold, resultHl
perhaps from triling or unconscious CA
posure, is often but the beginning Of iaia.
sickness. AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL has
well proven its efficacy in forty years Ugh;
with throat and lung diseases, and should 10
taken in all cases without deiay
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l4-15
National Republican., 1884-06-24
Enn SAtM

ONE FAIR PEBBLE EYEGLASSES,
~ shell name, price, s2.bO; one .pnlr pebble
gNrNInSscs, Nuid irnmu, upW Vri,e, tU. Address
ENE-GbAaS, Republican Office. ,2U
A HORSE, HARNESS. AND SIDEBAR
~. top wagon; II guDu oI,lii; viii soil cheap.
Adlrcss TEAM, Republican Onicc.l 500
A LADY, PREVIOUS no LEAVING THE
n city, VIII sell her elegant new sewing mn
chine, purchased three munth3 ugu, az Il very
great sacrifice. Address, before June - NJ l.,
r., Republican Oticc. s2U
National Republican., 1884-06-24
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Justice Harlan, Of the supreme court, will
spend the summer ut Block Island.
Mr. w. $. Florence will remain in his camp
on the Rcsigoucho until about the 10Th Of
July.
Henry y. Abbey IS reported to have engaged
Bcrnhurdt iorun extensive American tour next
season
Mr.. Lawrence Barrett sails from Liverpool,
for New York, July 4, aud his new season will
begin Mt Denver July 2S
NJ Peru a Partisan pimlst, offers to play the
piano inside the lions cage and If he does 50
his friends confidently expect to pcruse PcrUS
obituary IN next mornings papers
The statement is made that Senator Logan is
the first vice president nominated by the re-
publican pury in twenty years who was mar
riud at the time of his nomination,
In London the other day stuart Cumberland
tried To read Moncurc u. Conwny's mind, but
milcd to do So Conway said nlterward that
hv was thinking Of Ii glass Of brandy and
water.
The betting f., now 81 900 to 500 that what.
over the democrats may do ot Chicago they
viii wish after the adjournment of the con.
ycntiou, that they hadn't done it,-,a. Louis
| GiDjc- Democrat.
Mrs. llNlb'lh stuart lUelp' nus nut 1oIll
/ theory TINT in the race for immortality tho
same conflict takes place as in the physical
| world The lttcst only survive in the process
| of spiritual evolution.
/ Gcu Nathaniel T. Banks, ex-governor and
vN.spcukor, now nearly N years of ngc, is liv'
ing with his family ON his pleasant estate in
Wulthun Mass, and taking an active part ii
| town and suCinl uthrs
Mr.. Hammond, the owner Of st. Gaticn be
gan life us II stable boy In Newmarket Dur
Ing the last few years he is said to have VOL
SlnOUlo ON the race course. by st. Gaticn thi,
year hc wins sljOO0O.
Baron 1rnnyson refuses to be bored He I'm
nounccs uliicially through the London 7itnc
that hu will not auswcr the multitudinou
letters sent to him, will not look at manu-
scripts nor even return them.
Mr.. lhbouchrrc says that Madame Emil
Loysou wifc Of Father lIyHclnthc, used to b,
Ea stay-mUkcr, and that her extravaganza II
drcS, has had good deal to do with her hul
bands recent begging expeditions
National Republican., 1884-06-24
Glninn,s nLnllen ,peech.


Mr.. Bainu first acquired rcputationIh hs
10 speaker in the Fremont campaign fn
I-Jb uo was 70 delegate to the first IA
tivua convention Of the republican pnrfy
10 Philadelphia which put Con. Frcm4nt
in nomination for tho presidency. ie
was ono of the secretaries of tho convYn-
ton When horcturned to Augusta Me-, ho
was called upon ut Il ratification meeting
t1 giyu report of tho doings of tho con-
veutiuu, and then made tho maiden
speech of his lifo. At chat time he had
c>hihtcd all tho qualifications of an ora
tor, but lad never ventured upon tho
public platform. lie seemed to have Il
strong fear Of addressing u public audi
uucu, and IT was only after much potslia-
sion that hu consented, on this OCCASION,
TO speak. When he arose to his feet, he
was ia such state of perturbation and
embarrassment that IL was some time
before nu was ablO to command himself
80 as to begin to talk. From tho mo
mcut ho got possession Of his voice he
continued, and made one of the finest
speeches he ever made in his life.
National Republican., 1884-06-24
rEEsONAL MENTION.

ANrs J. G. McCollum tNIrs. D Z. Bowcrsl, ~
actress, !, rt tho Arlington for Il brief visit. |
The Rur, ur,Mhniuiavrhisf family, and utLucll,
of iNa legation here leave tuf Bristol, X.
where lhuy VIII remuln for the summer.
j. Wilder. New York: c. y. Ackcrs, Norfot
w.. George g. UuuElls Utah: William AugA
lWUnW NiIIum -. Watson, Florida; Dr. 4
o. curtr and Wiic, Virginia, William =, Dt
LING, Philadelphia, Pa, uru ut the II. Janesi
Rev WNlmm & stewart, Of the natioil
committee nj one hundred 10 notify nlaine n \
IOmW of their nomination viii, after clllit
upon tiuu, i.yLuu with tie committee tO-dk
leave iur his home IN Tallahassee, Fla. Hcs
thp guest Of X. 5, smith, Of that state, Will
hvlv,
D. T. Hartman, lion. j. NJ. Cumstock, M
York; lulm Nchlcrg Morris A. Sacks, LOra
Nilfy Ky. lIm w. W Horton New YOt
Hon 2. n Snyder, New Jersey; Hon. III. 4
Nnu Boston, Nlus; Hon g. II. Royal, GA
muWpNu Pa e. e, Bush, kcddiug, Cal, Il
ul tho Eubiu,
Mis- Mary Fisher, whose sudden death \
uwY0 lul Wy.E, was one of lhr most tIlcnii
ra.lu,.Hs iu Washington, particularly IN n
luUlHjl. of Wuthuygu's S0unns Her yarlt
urnuurli iNmrura aud her lovely character vi
uus. lu, iubulpug irlt IN society whis
she had spluuy friends.
co., J. R4u!On de- Nhurrpla, the NIpXici
commissioner tp the New orleans mtcrnutioli
IMPOSITION, lnit hero yesterday luurunB
pirtshu,, after % brief visit to Minister ll
IFgIU From iItshUrH which hc visits 10 vi
yUgy iron iur nNiausiFCh buildings which NUNJ
viii eject uu tha exposition grounds, lg "a
To hUW Orleans,
National Republican., 1884-06-24
LYING NrLLIoNAlnEs.
Inp Nnbobs who Impose ON tio |niiiOie "
llc m Talking About flcir Bichg'.

Die m Talking About flcir hiche'.
N,w York sun
If something more was wanted hnaI
to disgust everybody with Wall street II
rrirhteu hmaway from IT, this somcthib
WAS admirably done last week. III
failure OF mon reported TO be.arch millid
aires is in itself a strong disturbing "
mont But whcu the very possibility
thuir failure is Indignantly douied BY I
falling i0n themselves within m
hours of their making an assignment, Il
business community is placed in tho pol
tiun of q paymnstur's huayily-ladon chI
carried into the camp Of cowboys III
road AGENTS. Tho CummOtlou produtI
bv tho circumstances Of Commodore "a
iigou's failure was OF the most alarnil
character. When confidence IN puul
statements Oi facts il gOno. the whl
Iu,iugss rditiyo Of o community iall5
uiprcs. When II becomes evident that
plain, truthful statement oi facts RON n
millionaire, bank president, or railr0|
president can be- obtained, every man
sound mind locks up in his safe tho real
cash lao las got uuA sends toJcrich0 cV,|
/ business except that Oi which ho \
! absolute Coutroi himself 1t Is the iaI
/ of lying luilliouaircs, lying bank pre-
/ dents, ana lying railroad mugnatcd th
/ tho duuiIIs arc now accepted US Couilrn
tiVps.
National Republican., 1884-06-24
Llrnt. hlnihr,s Eyncditinn.

Lieut. G. NJ. Stuucy commanding the United
States schooner Ounnlaska, reports his arrival
at Ouualnsku May 20, thirty.Scycn days from
san Francisco He says he will remain there
long enough TO get ChTOuOmCtcr corrections
and procure an Interpreter, after which he will
proceed to the mouth Of the Putnam river. IL
Is reported That the ice is well to the south
ward in lichring sea Just to the nOrthward Oi
30 degrees north latitude.
National Republican., 1884-06-24

JAY GouLp is Said to have s4uec1ci
3,OOO,oOO out OF bear syndicate that
,old Missouri Pacific 1T 20, aud Roswell 2.
Flower is reported to have boon ono Of tho
largest contributors TO tho fund. Tho
fising statesman should have attended
strictly to his boom.
National Republican., 1884-06-24

IL this thing keeps mp much longer
MIR. Vanderbilt will end his days in tho
poorhouse. A year ago ho had S55, ,0JO,-
900 i'll government bonds, but now oulyu
pnltry $32,uOO,OOO in registered bonds
stand in his umno. Tho old gentleman
is evidently in straightcned circum.
stances.
National Republican., 1884-06-24
Comulimrptlpg y Iicgorm Mayor.

LhbHut ptt it"st's
1t would be unjust to Mayor William
D. Smith, OF Philadelphia, to say that his
administration thus far has not accom-
plishud any notable achievement. In
pOmt Of fact Mayor Smith has accom-
plishcd most exceptional and distinctive
triumph. lie has made the disrcputablc
administration Of Mayor Carter Harrison,
Of Chicago comparatively respectable,
and no is entitled to full credit for SO
memorable uu achievement
National Republican., 1884-06-24
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.

The United states .hp TallNpOOsa loft n,
lUr, yesterday for Chester Pa.
Wu. United .mtys Ship Truutou was at Ma
'ukl llUy iGlNu Enterprise sailed nom Am
lu l.uprNuN, May 10, ana viii Join the PUlua
the Latter pu the MuuOuucy hls lrt Ca
tuu ion sIw4lL
Upon the recommendation OF tllu ucldeu
NnHN t.u follow .lEuamrl ruluI, Ot tho iluI
rlHs United olulu Military academy are,
direction or the .urytury ut war umud haI
lu join i'n uaNf fourth class John g. UirdNl
Charles UuWum. Alexander w. Perry, jan
L Gibson lmu l.aWullym Jordan.
10 complete III, record, the discharge.
First au'u lhomHs w. baird company Is,
Missouri, Veteran volunteers, Apui M, lStI
Wuuudul iJ uFn effect jun, ~, lsdG I'D
mustered into service W5 iIst lieutenant, 10
company and regiment 10 date Fob. I, II
mustered ml aud hmumulv disChurgcdl
tered for pay iu nJid Tadu during HE pod
embraced between the ufuusuid dates.
Mai liunun.i \, Clemouts, surgeon, u
uHNi'iunuduls iu NeW York citN WIN prOdI
lob Iul lhuNruWurth kuuu and report In
SON lulNH commanding gulurll department.
tig Missouri iuT assignment 10 duty us ntte|
i1r aulHu"u ut Che LeuyruWuTih mil "A
n.un Wlu win proceed 90 Suu Antonio, I'd
nHt ,,Hu lN prNou 90 the commanding n
gml department. of IcNus Tor ussgumelit
duty
tummplur. f.. b. Luce has been dutaoh
h..u command %. tlu training squadron, Il
l 'HIt NIu' IIlu q. johnson, irOm dui1
rtIu' lHu#l ul.nnr ut the navy 18th mall
AND ordered iu gunmuug the training ,qts
wn, .|lN INSTANT, Chief Engineer james liutl
worth imW lhe WuollUsett, and Urderud hol
Chief Engineer T.. j. WhlttukrT tO the Wanl
s.tl per steamer July lO nom New York
sim a.J hunUp reported his return hol
from tho NUumEutt, and placed ON wall|
orders Nnyul Cadet w, H. Chambers, 10
luwNJiau, and uu arrival at Lisbon, to lufv
lhr Qumluuough The resignation Of Lh
August n 1874, aud lV Las begn gam
lmWuuuUl that ulL-a
National Republican., 1884-06-24

ANEW YuU, paper wants to know how
ticket composed Of Cleveland aud Mc-
Donald would look, II is not OF much
consequence. since neither could bo
,lectod, but really ticket to read Nc.
Donald aud Flower would look equally
handsome.
National Republican., 1884-06-24
lF.INTED---TyoUSEs.

FGO TAKE CAUE OF HOUSE DURING
Il the Hrmmpr 10y respectable hmily; ref
crCuccJ given. Address T.. j., Republican Onicc
National Republican., 1884-06-24

GEoHGr WILLIAM CuUrrs it Is said was
more than willing 10 accept thc support
OF tho Arthur iucu fox tho presidency, aud
1niing that 10 stand for the vice prcai-
dcucy ON tho Arthur ticl.et How would
road superysnrships suit him2
National Republican., 1884-06-24
Eiunl Attainment.

The senate committee ON appropriations, to
which the joint resolution relating to fnnl ud.
iourumcut was referred, has not rs yet begun
consideration of the subject. The mct, how
ever that the sundry civil bill reported by the
house committee on Saturday docs not contain
certain feature, al general legislation which
were thought likely tu form II part Of IT, sim.
plilcS the wurl; Of the srnntc committee, aud
The opinion now prevails that the session will
finally adjourn about the 9th of July.
National Republican., 1884-06-24

DOllic.
She sports Il witching gown
with rulllc up and down
ON the sk irt.
She Is gentle, she is shy;
But there is mischief in her eye
Shes ilirt!
She displays II tiny glove
And dainty little love
OF shoe;
And She wears her hat atilt
over bangs that never wilt
IN the dew.
'l'is rumored chocolate creams
Are the ilbric Of her DREAMS
But enough
know beyond II doubt
That She carries them about
IL her mUif
With her dimples and her curls
She GX,Lsperatus the girls
Past belief;
They hint that she's cat,
And delightful things like tina
In their grief.
It is shocking, declare!
hut what does Dollle care
When the hcaus
Come tluckiug to her feet
Like bees around sweet
Little ROscP
-s,mUl Nm'ura Feck IN he Manhanda Jor Juls
National Republican., 1884-06-24

NonopY needs to ask whore James q.
Blaine or John a. Logan stood during
the dark days Of tho war for tho dis
onembcrmont Of tho union but it would
trouble tho independent Eickor5 10 bring
forward y crpditablo record for their iuUl,
Cleveland, during that period.
National Republican., 1884-06-24
I'M swim ON tnc r,chanpr Iist.

TuI 0l0IO on thc ENrTanHr IINI.
a communication was read IN the senate
yysruniuy from the Spanish minister in Wash
u H0a, transmitting copies OF official docu.
woujs of tAu sruu,u ui spain, with the expires.
sion ihy wish ofthut body that n regular
exchange Of uliciul documents lnny be estgh-
N.uud between the svuutgs Of spain and the
National Republican., 1884-06-24

a PARAGRAPH is going the rounds Of
the newspapers to tho effect that the lato
Gen. BabcocJ LETT au estate valued gt
nearly Sl,OOOOOO, Gen. H,bcocEs will
was admitted to probate in this city sat
urday, and the cNocutriX was required TO
i've bond in the sum Of $4,000 This
would Indicate an estate Of about sl5,O 900
National Republican., 1884-06-24
-.Gytls Nalioilill Republican
rubusn,i daily trscept sunday 10y
uul NATION N,t Urruut1cAN COMPANY,

L. served to subscribers 4t Twelve J'uisuWr'N,
rU.uhlr tu fuu .urtlsr ut tu" .uOui luN Wr.st
ur Eius tuul. umuU'h SCENT bE uutI. posi- ..'
uIrpuld, one Ntur luy 5000. siN urHlh t Iui
G,i 1U cent. puyunlt Invariably boo advance
TuE WtEkLN ltErvuHU.,r. large unhrrNH'
uNpUrutUUy y.sNN "UilumuHt WIN u'I lh' N'MNNl
the ruUtul Ey.All Ynatutiwf" hI' N''N..
TtrNa. always W udvlunui For que h..L,
Si1r IlalIlAl.t tiIH ilNIEN Ep' .f'"
t\NiNNitN urtu JuuuHry uuNt' fI." .Wp' o.,
tuJ - 80; tom uuplrs for 300 ln1 uH' CO. IN'
Erttpr uU of iuHU club s.WUi. "H' I.|..H .!''.
trI,r. l4u bs Ion ut the tuuuNu.. NhI .".
uuTthrusi corner luUlh au1 streets, E..N 4,
rCuusy ylNitutt uNvuuU.
THE NATIONAL tlrrNii'hN 'Dl
Washington D.. g.
Eutctcd at the puslr,irr at Washington, d.
, Hs sucOud. class WHftvr
National Republican., 1884-06-24
SAMUEL s. sIIEDD.

No. 400 NINru STREET NouTIIwEsT.
nANFOItIIIS FLUID, THE ONLY
y article expressly distilled lor NupOr stoves
and No Chimney UnTncrsl Always HunU qual-
ltyl WurTnutpdnOu-vXplOa purest, whitest,
BOltest, strongest, cheapest light
DANFOHTuS NO'CHIMNEY BURNER,
the only ono Ia the market No wtchh to clean
or triml No chimney 10 break nor clean
DANFORTlpS VAPOR COOK STOVE !
First one IN marketl Keeps ahead OF ATTEMPTED
improvements strongest, simplest, safest,
Durable, portable easily managed, cheapest
Issued. Goods ready for immediate shipment In
ANY quantity. Town right sure llNlngi county
right, competency. State right FORTUNE,
Write for price list and particulars.
DANFORTlI ILLUMINATING n MFG, CO.,
OdO street, Washington, ID, q,
National Republican., 1884-06-24

HoIp bad Ben Butler, already tho
presidential nominee Of several mis.ol-
laugous parties, viii DO curious igure
Us delegate to the democratic national
convention. Eut Benjamin will find a. way
10 mako music to catch the galleries, and
Will never for IL moment forget thut ho 10
National Republican., 1884-06-24
Specially Jim.

specially Jim.
We had q convention in town last week.
The hall was filled to the brim,
And the candidates were rs thick as peas
Specially Jim.
There was Arthur and Logan and Gresham and
Blaine,
And Edmunds, 50 wise and grim,
And they whoopcd and they hOllercd like all
possessed
Specially jim.
We said wc hadn't no use for the crowd
Specially Jim,
But We mado up our minds to settle down
and take up with him.
And though tho chances to win next fall
Seem purity slim,
Twas the only way to get rid on 'em all
Specially jim.
--EugenG Field in Chicago Netrs.
National Republican., 1884-06-24

timo that the poriectionists were com
to 30 definite conclusion whether TO bfI
thc,r opposition to Mr. Blaine on
Catholic dcscoht or his severe Protostal
National Republican., 1884-06-24

I lIESpnICKg was willing. but Mrs
lioudricks says Thomas snail not run
ior governor and that settles 49,
National Republican., 1884-06-24
Ur1lirrAN,rs.

Rcmittaurry other than nF postal umu.N yi-
dpTs. huuk drull,. or uNauks 'o lh" uiWr o' IN'
National lrrUhiirm Co.,. arc tAirgWwF hh.'.N
Uus posuap STAMPS, money. uub ln'nu ll"''a
SHOULD meyer tv suui, UUH % |Nsi go IrNuiui.'hl
ihis uiIItr cannot up <p.usUiu therefor
National Republican., 1884-06-24

REiruICsNs aro forming alliances
with independent democrats, so-calloj,
in several Of the gulf states, tho basis Of
union buing division OF the offices. in
dealing with democrats, 10 matter what
eolors they may DO sailing undor, repub.
licans VIA do well to bo careful. The
bourbon brother usually attempts to ap
propriuto tho turkey and give his neigh.
Dor the feathers
National Republican., 1884-06-24

Hoy, hat, and BawI.
The day has come, the maddest of the year,
When every small boy sheds briny tear
And asks his ma to buy II willow bat aud ball
10 play with near the mossy garden wall
That good old soul, who always knows whats
best,
Soon set his vast uneasy mind Nt rest
Ny giving him IL bat that makes him fall,
And then the boy goes out and has II bawl.
Fall RiU6r AdvaRce.
National Republican., 1884-06-24
putting ZIP for the Kids.

Mr.. W. II. Vanderbilt hates to loso
money more thau he hates to bo beaten
on the road. aud he must have lost good
deal OF it latoly, both by tho fall in the
pGico of his investment securities and by
tho stock operations Of the junior mem.
hufs Of his family. II is rumored in Wall
street thai le paid a biz Wall street bill
before sailing ior EUROPE and had to pay
i bigger UhD still ON his return.
National Republican., 1884-06-24
The Fi,z.JoJ,n Porter BIlI.
GREAT TALK IN VERSE,

The President has received the Fitz-John
Porter bill and win lay 1t before the cabinet
meeting to-day for consideration.
National Republican., 1884-06-24

MR. GLApsTONEs terms for settling
the Egyptian question, Us explained by
himself, arc even more humiliating to
England than heretofore reported, lilo
proposes that England shah withdraw all
her troops by the year 15o,, aud in the
meantime cooperate with tho other
powers in porfectiug scheme for the
naturalization Of Egypt. No wonder
that France eagerly accepted these suE.
gostion rs the basis Of tho proposed con.
ference, Tho representatives of the
powers will meet On Saturday noAt to
discuss tho matter
National Republican., 1884-06-24
TUESDAY. JUNE u, 1854.

Eutctcd at the puslu,irr at Washington, L
js suc0ud. ulu.t mHtiur
National Republican., 1884-06-24
nm mrrnilrlN nrnINn rNE eWlNLM

city subscriber, ur Tiul lUruHIiuNN ,ti-l.nf
ru country. sou-idu. pr springs dlWf 'uH s..h
rot utuufif- can have fu. lfAl.a H'ut ulN'u
YOr 20 Wurt, ur lnu.vrHy pfuuiviu- for ile a'wc
,it the publication office.
National Republican., 1884-06-24

Tlm New York S,e, still maintains that
tho only way to secure thorough admin.
istrativo reform is to turn all tho ropub-
licans out OF office. To secure this end
the SAT- hopes Tor thy election Of u demo-
cratic president Tho independents, on
the other hand, arc so afraid that Nr.
Blainowill turn out some OF tho people
now in office to make place Tor othura
that they have boltod tho ticket. DO they
expect Il democratic president ~ romovo
lepublieau ollice-huldors only tor cause
If they do, the Sun is against them,
National Republican., 1884-06-24

z, ~ JAMES IL. McGILL, AtClIlTECrf
Unlce No. OOS q street. prepares plans and gpcci'
llCntuns for all CLASSES Of buildings and super
intends their erection.
National Republican., 1884-06-24

1JE New York Iro,M seems to bc badly
broken up ON account OF the sporadic
thiuviug uueasthod iu tho public service.
Let gontlo Joseph Pulitzor possess his
soul with patience. Tho discoveries were
duo 10 theyigilanco Of republican officials,
and II republican administration viii
prove competent IN tho future US IN the
past 10 run the affair OF tho government
on % basis uf economy, honesty, and wis
dom, and at the Same time never iliugh
from eNro-iuH and puuishng such Of It's
iG,nts us provo unworthy Of trusts con-
hdud 10 tluir care.
National Republican., 1884-06-24
Snnirrn RnarRrs.
IDtW HEf ~ FtSfyhiNs
JpOCK ENON SPRINGS AND MINERAL
h BATHS,
Great North Mountain. near Winchester, Va


Great NOrth Mountain. near Winchester Va.
Altitude over 900 feet. Temperature 10 to
10 degrees below the city.
-Four mineral waters - tonic. Purifying, and
spuciir for dyaUcpiu, kidney and liver troubles
separate bitt houses for ladies mud gentlemen,
with tub, flow, duuChc. and siW bSth', ana q
,,vinniii. pool, 80 by 80 feet Hotel enlarged
tnla year Terms. $50 10 500 per month uflour
wrckB. S1mr pleasant fourth llnpr rooms s.i2.
special rates for families. Eight huurs ri1u
from Washington.
Tickets 10 Tie springs aud return, $500 good
until oct 81
iilustrptnd pamphlets, glying all Information,
utuy hr lud 0f 4. =, PRATT n SONS,
Managers, iOl Niuth street northwest
"It is healthy place. The nights arc deli
ctOusIy cool. No mosquitoes, no bar, no sound
uf revciry by night II is n good PLACE for all
who dt-iip II Clunuly and cool teltCaL" lC, J,
stuart Wells Surgeon. U. =. Nj
The CooInud cNhilurUiiur atmosphere, thewill
mountain scenery, aud In" drives, the baths and
Invaluable medicinal wntpTp, With gOud turu,
render u season at ltOnk EnOn II delight not soon
tu bu FORGOTTEN. lFrOm James u. Fitch, esd,
Wpshiuntpu, ID. g.
National Republican., 1884-06-24
w. W. HfBnAnp, AdmtanL

z, zs-s wOMAN'S CHRISTIAN TEMPER
AZ uuCe Union Quarterly meeting TUES
DAY, JUNE -, at 81 pHul'a Lutheran church,
Eleventh aud II streets northwest, nom 10 d.
IL. till u. III. Reports ana kindergarten tri.,un
by Miss Pollock. Muss meeting at y j. NJ Nu-
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