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3 SGrfaparilltam MefplDent
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&nrfnnnrfIIinff GRefnIhan&

sn 9etlmlttel hensu Beitanbt9tlle ouberoroeutiibs
mebiStnii5e Gtgeni6Gtteu babeu, peisutI6 ;ur 3sis
u,Rur8, peilung, gsiebs:bsreluua uub Qrdfttgung
eCB neoereebrchGneu uuo eri90piten 26rptrs, baS
s,.a. sns I,t l5HsIis, aHssnSsme, ft@ers SsRaHS'
. p ant
fuirb sIor unS ibon, nadbem man eds Sariapariatdu
singe IngG aebraunt bat. BldsGeu Tinnen, gits'isr
uuo SdutGus6lage perbsu beIsitigt, @unoeN uRo
4usiddgen ber Augen bss glunbes Der G5ren. Betue.
Reble uno Grulen leieet ipeLbe gtWs'bldge f1 eHtS
psher ron nnsebeilteH arant5eitsH osir pom 0e'
brdude Res EuedfIbers ober dbeuben SIbl!mats ans
gsammclt unb nusgebrsitet baben, tanu it5 aui Re'
lung berIaiier tDenr Der gebrau6 ess SaEiaSdrtutaH
eine 9ett8enb lauge 5ett irrt8elssi ptre, I'M slnsn
Gtrbrud 1ui ben ET9nHisnus ~ ma9en.
Gine TIaI6e BON Rteism ent5dIt rasbr pirslams
Qrlneiiioie, aIs lebes dnotrs ghtts stn G9sslonsl
bol Bon b;eiem tprtt 10 ots! ,De lri bts es E9ss=
IUiel ben Gnhereu gttte!r' SslApot9stern ~ 9aoen
prCis l 90 bro 5IalSe.
Sr StaOwan's 8 regalire1otEtaeR
bus mddtigs eebsrz nuo Vtng.u. S.tlmtttsI.
g6Qis utns gsissi5mad, sIssant Nit ihbsm 6ar5
aneirt purgireH, rssulIrsu, rsntssn uRs trditissn
'saSpGs's gtIIsu mr SetIuns oU,r lagsup .
qeber, @ebarmes, 9ierens une 8IdieBeieen, RerutHs
qrant6eiten Ropiipsb, tpsitIi9en 8ei4tuerbeu 8nts
tistsit, abpetitmonst 6artIstbiaisit, Beriepflns,
unbgroanli6tet, Gpspebiie, @dRanIeteeu, 6isber.
Observation-Disclosures, Sant0rrboibeR une auer Stos
ruug.n Der Giugepgibe Rsin begetdbts!iG, feline
SSur BON @ertGr, TIusraIisn o0sr iaaS.tAsn Dros
guer.
-
item ber BsrbslaInaSorgane BeriiopSGa9, tnnsrli1s
Dog crrbnteeYl. BiutDauung MAD eea Gopfe, Sdurt
i'm giagsn, pettieil, Sob5rennen, Stsl bor benz e.
zen, Raasrerhfsu, faurss 4uiitossH ftuieH0e oSsE
bsbenhe Gmbiiueuug IN Der RoRsR9rube, Bsben bsS
6sr;sRs, eTiidenbes GsabI beim sie8sn 6ledsn ODER
Tlcrs Dor hen gggsu. bIeber 9ue oTapie S4msrleU
Tn sppie gnupsl on aHS yGHituus, sslbes ausis6en
Der 6aut unb 6er Augeu, Ssitenite6sa S9msrlsu IA
ter 9irlit uuD in Zen G,isberu YiosIi6s AnnaaurS
bpn Site 8renRsE be- I5lsii1es.
Girtee 7ritu boz 4dbpapB gillsH tDerAsr
ben Golpsr bon alen p5sEgsnaruten agaUt5t.ssa Be
freien.
Brsis 25 gr.dts tte SdndtGl.
Eei ollsn ApOtbelsrn ia habeu
Son Itie: d uuh 70 abr"
gar fdiee cine orttmGTtt an x 8ab!uGp Go.
| Vr. - 29orrtn St-., &eiUsNor.
| Idss@ RtI.nung, IluisuSs ron Dollars rsr!b Dir'
| Caiar wstitjdt.
On 6as BubIttum.
gerIarat "a r,.r 9fabtuab's MP ante. bIrlui oi
| Ser Qau,s &aerag" iitJ AZ stw s,:s- .sT S-tI,'
| befreSi.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-14
Heusernoen ses bsiIIsen sannes.

CIne Bukt WeHttlunb 0n SS"SH' oIttaeT1
trtr0."
Neuserunsen eeB bsiIisen 5anneS.
RauiassGtt1, No., 13 Roo. - gr'
@ounsrrsur ct. S0bu tpurbe gefsra 40
S[athe, aa., bon etuem 8eritterGtotter iiber
Die politiIbe Sttuatton ausgefraat. Gr bsf
fritz .mpbatiIdh, tu irsenb stnem Bsrbdltnt6
III elmer oher Der anoeren Der hauptI6dlthen
Bartsten i'm Babltnmpfs gsfnnosu IN b.
ben. Die BrobtbtttOnspnrtet, iagts tr, babe
Den Sampf nusIdltsslid1 auf @rnno bss bon
ibr reprdlsnttrtsu Yrtn5tps gsfibrt. Nah
etutgsu @ofsu Der Ruhe tuer6e er tuttber
tn's SsIb 3tebsn, ietne Be1ibnugsn sn@uuz
fen etues TatipuaI RrobtbittU ameube'
t1isnts fortIstsn. @r ist iiberjsugt, baB er
susutusu ielusu 3lued erretden perbs.
SuiammtnIesuns ner nGdbiten 3esi8Idtur pon
Rspaea.
Can Srau3tsco, 10. Roo. - Die
@ablberthte ron bret Counties tn NeuaoQ
iiuo nod niGbt stngegangen. SOustt eritdt
lid, tpirb bic 2saielatnr ieu.s Staates, tute
folgt, ;uiummengsisst iein Ssuat Is 8e'
pubIifaner unb Semutrateu, Afsn1bl1 81
8epnblifuusr unb SsmOtrateu, rspnbltta
uiide Noicritat bst geu1etniau1sr abfttuiz
mung 81.
Der Gtianete Hftor uns GItustanes @rpdb'
lung.
2aut elmer bier gu 9unos uer0ffsutltdtsu
SabslSspeide iouts Sr. W. g3. Ifor, bVr
amerttauiI6e geianote ~ 8om, iobulb er
bic Ha&riGt iibsr bie @rtpdhluug@ @lsuelanos
srbtslt, iOfort feline 8efisuatiou singerstdt
bnbsu. SIN btefigen Staate.Departemeut
tpttb iubsfisu srfIdrt, ss isi tetu tpabres
@ort on isnsr Iugabs Rns 9sriidt eut=
finumts Der DBuIittidsu @orrsipoHoeu3" tn
gRter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-14

Der. Staatens26Hs
mertsu bsiprat.
ers.Sitiou b,s ,Gorrtiyouesuisn.s
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e,,,,.:,s. Gleres os,,;,. o,,,.,.r Ct
SU""'eS' lano S'''"' ~""'' Sobn
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Ri, b.msrtlususrthsu urN tpobtthattaen
WeIultote, Die tsr Gtbrul1 oou MonelPs
Teething Cordial trlislt, baben IA ietur
aya,uttytu 4upenbung In fuff allen Arttn
bon sYspVbsitsn. 6tnsn Sinber untsrUorfsn
ira, o,Ilbtt. gr 6stlt SlGhuug, Roltt, gtus
ssnianrs, 3uthfan u. !. {. astus 5aH1tlts
irGt, uhut iSa isiu. Stt ausr S2otasisru Ju
totlH.
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Die amtlide gtimmen;GbIuns in ben Nep,
9iprfer GpuntieR.

Hspzyprt, 13. Nouembsr. - Nad'
fiebsnbe Eabslls stebt 4ufidIuB iibsr bas
8siultat Der omtltden Sttnmeu;dblung in
ben Hstp.YOrter &ounttss, iopstt baiielbs
bic isst fsffgsfe1t tff
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tpeiIs aIls 8outtue, ,9siddfts. Sstrstar Nc.
@uIlof bat ben @ouraut,& &ontroIeur II. ben
BuuoesItasmetfts sriudt, Sie Ber0fsut'
liduug tbrer Sabresberidte bis nod bem
3uiammsutrttt bes guugreiies gu ueridte'
hPu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1884-11-14

Saaq, 13. ROUsmbsr. - @nbgiiltigs BE-
ritte iiber Die tiirBltAe @rpdbIung BON Dttt'
gltsbsrE Der ;meitsn fammsr Der Ssusral'
Stauttu srgsbsu, baB A antt'9ib,rale uuO
40 Qtberals sriOlarst4 gepeisu finb.
gsrlesenbeiten Str bondnsifben SCIontals
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-05-01
KENDAlL's SPAWN CURE.

Los Angels. Cal, Feb 26th, 1882.
MEsSRS. B. J. KENDALL& Co, Having used
your kendalls spawn Cure, | fnI 1t the best
remedy for the horse that has ever been used on
this coast. | have a fine colt that was kicked
last fall on the point of the shoulder and for
three months had no use of his leg an by using
two bottles Of your Kendali's Spawn Gu ire, he is
entirely cured. | en- lose 81 cents. tor which
please send Inc che of your treatise on the horse
by mail and oblige.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-05-01

ssYiTaPlUM Riversida chi. The d-y clrunt' cars.
Nose throat lungs fui! iiaH So r"uae, tSse.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-05-01
Tho Mississippi Exhibit.

In a conversation with Judge Wi
ley p. Harris, a few days since in
reference to the Mississippi exhibit
at the. aI preaching Worlds Fair, the
observing and very practiclc gentle
man remarked, that all the world
knows we produce cotton in MiSsis-
sippi, and it was well known that
we have pine, cypress and gum
trees. What people want to know,
is whether we can raise food here
in shorr, whether we can produce
something tlse fairly well beside
cotton. We have boosted Of our cot
ton an timber for me ny years with
out fleet. We can produce abun
dant crops Of barley, rye, oats, mil
let, corn etc, and in some parts Of
the State, the I ortl lstern, or
prairie section, wheat. | have known
the time" said the Judge, "when no
farmer was without rice of his own
fields. Now the direction our ex-
hibit should take is that OF the food
crops. Let there be full showing
in this respt CT no monster ear OF
corn, but a fair quantity of average
corn, etc, from many points in the
State" Clarion.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-05-01
KEnDRll'S SPAWN CURE,

Price 81 per holt lt. or 6 bottles for 81. All
Druggists nave Il or get it for you, or it VIII
be sent 10 any address on receipt Of price by the
propretnrs. DR.. b. }, Kendall u Co.. EnOsbui gh,
Falls. VI.
sold by all druggist. Jan. % ;-yr
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Bad Management.

Corn sold in town last Saturday
at one dollar per b~shel and meal
ditto.
Suppose n man from the North, OF
West, o: another country, were to ap-
proach a farmer in this county AMI
make inquiry:
What are the principal products
Of this county?'
The farmer would answer: Corn,
cotton oats and potatoes; also
wheat, grasses and stock
What is corn selling att
cit is selling for one dollar per
busbcl and scarce"
What is cotton WORTH
Cotton is worth from to 10
cents"
POTATOES, what are they WORTH
"They sell for three dollars bush
el, and oats at so cents"
"IIow do hogs thrive in this sec
tion?"
"They are the most prolific and
easily raised Of any other stock"
How do these crops average per
acre."
Corn, 20 bushels, and in many
cases 40; cotton, $50 pounds, or one
bale to two acres; oats, - bushels;
potatoes, | can't say; [ have only
planted a small patch, but they are
very prolific"
"IIow are these crops raised;
1T takes thirteen months work in
II year to make a cotton crop; about
three months work to make corn
oats and other grain at odd times.
do you raise -four, corn and meat
for home consumption2'
mo, sir; we bay these things
f1nn our merchant and pay him in
COttOn.
Then, your country is hardly
scli-sustaining#
well, no, not exactly. Somehow
or other, We don't manage right, yet
re are never idle
We'll, this is strange. You say
this is a corn country; can raise all
the grains, grasses, stock, etc, and
vet you buy your main staple corn
the staff of fife. aud raise Il with SO
little work anil tronble-froIn abroad.
! am hooking out for a home III the
he utiful South, bat this is not the
place I'm hunting. Coed lay
UoVStOR Free SOUth.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-05-01

Never pat pickles ina jar that has
had lard in il.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-05-01

Bees-wax and salt will make rusty
fat-'rons smooth as glass.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-05-01
NO HALFWAY DOlN'S.

Rclubbcd fellow trahlcrs; in holdiE' forth
to-day,
,lrcSut quote no SPECIAL verse for What
has to say,
Ne scruun will be berry short, an dis
here am de ten
Dat halfway d"in's amt no count for dis
wcrr cr de mex.
p;s worr dat IVES libbu' in is ike a
cotton row,
Whar eLcry cullud gentleman has got his
line to hoe,
An every time a lazy bigger stops to take
a nap
DE grass keeps on CROWN for to slnud-
der mp his crap.
When Moses led de Jews across lie waters
uB.de sea.
pcy had to keep agoin' jos as fas' as f"s'
coum be;
Do you 'spcSe dat dey could cher hao
succeeded III eeis wish,
An reached the Promised Ian at last
if dey had. stopped to fish,
Nv f,icn's, dar was a garden once, where
Adam libbed wild Eve.
Wild no one round to bodder dem, no
neighbors for to thicve.
An cherry day was Christmas and dey got
deir rations free,
An ebcrythiug belonged to dem, except an
apple Tree.
You all know bout de story-how de
snake come snoopin' round
stump-tail. rusty moccasin, crawlin'
on de groun'-
How Eve and Adam eat de fruit, an went
an hid DER face,
Till dc angel obersecr como an drove en-
off de place.
Now 'spose dat man an oman hadn't
tempted for to shirk,
But had gone about DER gardenin' an
tended TO DER work.
Dcy wouldn't had been loafn' whar dey
had no business to,
An de sitbbel neber'd had chance to
tell 'em what to do.
No halfway doins brcdrcn! It'll nebber
do, say;
GO at your task an finish it, an denis de
time TO play
For chen ifte crap is good. lie saiilll spite
de bollS,
Unless you keeps pickin' i'll de garden
Oh your souls.
Keep a-plowin an o hoen an scrapin
ob de rows.
An when he ginnin's ober you can pay up
what you owes;
But if you quits a-workin' cherry time de
sun is hot,
De sherifrs gwinc ter Lobby on eberything
YOU got.
whateber It's you're dribin' at, be shore
aud dribe it through,
An don't let muffin stop you, but dc
what yous gwinc ter do;
For when you sees niger foolin', den
as shores you re born,
You's gwine to see him comm out de
small end OBJ de horn.
thanks you ter de 'tention yon has glt
dis afternoon
Sister Williams will cblige us by a-raisin
Oh tune
see dat Brudder Johnsou's bout to pass
arouR de hat
An don't let's hab no halfway doin's
when ii comes to dat.
IrlciR RuSsCu.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-05-01
A Mardi Gras Incident.


One OF our cleverest and mcst jo-
via. &llow citizens was the involun
tary participation in very amusing
contrctemps on Canal street while
witnessing the grand Mardi Gras
procession on Tuesday. The crowd
was immense, with q perfect jam on
all sides, and in the midst of the
melee and con fusion feminine voice
was heard. Don't crush me and
my babe, gentlemen-some kind
gentleman help me to save my poor
little babe from being smothered.'
WOman's voice is never heard in
vain, appealing Tor help when the
true gentleman is nsar, and our
friend turned at once, and with a
gallant air said, Madam will save
YOU and your child-give the little
fellow to me- The treasure was
immc lately transferred to our hero
ic friend, who clasped him to his
manly breast. and in the jam was
hurried forward in advance Of the
mother, and after getting few rods,
and on looking around for the moth
er. failed to recognize her. 1t seems
that she had missed her deliverer in
the throng, or they passed without
seeing each other, and each going a
different direction: Our friend with
the baby soon began to ask every
lady he met, is this your baby,
Madam?" NO, sir" We'll, have
you seen any woman looking for a
baby" NO, sir" Of course lie be
gan to look anxious and step quick,
not combining himself to queries to
women, but men also, "Have You
seen anybody looking for baby
the same answer, mo, sir" being in
valiably given. About this time
great drops of sweat began to gath
err on his forehead. and the babe be
gan to cry. viii knowing jump
MP for he is a parentl, he began IN
Ibis despair sort Of lullaby, inter
spcrsed with broken sentences
Have YOU seen ANYBODY looking
for baby" "No, sir "My
God, where is its mother? I'll swear
| | believe | am victimized by thai
woman; what will my wife say wi en-
carry this baby homer To ap
peasc the baby's wrath, and to allaN
what he took to he infantile pain
| (he said it was the cclic). he took i,
! into a drug store, and after dosing
it with few drops of baby medi
cine, he offered it to the drug store
man, who said, chunk YOU, sir,
am not exactly in that line" His
despair cannot be word painted. | u
they do say fu2cral procession
was lively spectacle compared Will
his face at this particula" time,
Rushing ont, he continued his
march. while five minutes seemed 8
year to him as he wandered will
woe begone expression, and wonder
, inc what he should say when he cob
fronted his cara sposa way up al
Meridian. But the longest n stories
must have an end, and it came with
a gentle tap from gentleman IL
blue, who said, "You are wanted 10y
frantic mother, who thinks YOU
have stolen her chilli" "Wcll, sir
here is frantic man who think,
the mamma put up job on hun,
and you just take this baby, and
will 90 with you anywhere > Here ;
your baby, Madam, and the mar
also Why did You carry my
precious one away" God knows
Madam, | don't want your baby
I've got plenty Of them at home,
and after mutual explanations, all
hands, baby and all, were laughing
at the singular occurrence, and scor
ed it a good Mardi Gras joke
Nertdion NercuIV.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-05-01

Mrs. NJ. II. Cassidy is now open at the
old stand 172, Gravier Street, New Orleans,
La, which will prove an immense accom-
mediation to her numerous friends and the
travelling public, who will testify their APP
probation by giving her Il generous sup
port. The honse has been newly and
tastetully furnished, everything done that
could be to add to the comfort of her
guests. MRS. VI. II. CASSIDY.
The only entrance is l72 Grdrier street
"Don't forget the number and entrance"
March l3-lyr
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-05-01
HAILED WITH DELIGHT
IA BY CHILD BEARING WOMEN.
TINE DREAD
ANTICIPATED MOTHERHOOD
DIsPELLED, AND THE DANGER TO LIFE "
10th MOTHER AND CHILD DIMIS'
ISHED By THE USE OF TIE
Mothers Friend.

Read and ponder the words of praise.uhnsss"..,
licitcd, voluntary testimOnials-tha NED Ned
been sent to me, selected from hundreds Is1e'
from grateful benehciaries ,,.,s,,rr,
A distinguished physician OF MlS oISa *
writes: most earnestly entreat every S.her's
pectlng to be confined to use the Ma';ce I
Friend for during a long obstetric practice
have never known TO fail to produce w"
Annther SAYS: MY wife used the Mo e',,
er's Friend 'tHolmes LinimenO i'll her ~ lou t,.
confinement. and SAYS she passed through -. ~
One-half the suffering OF either OF hei i' Ia
confnements and recovered IN much
time" ,usa.I
A lady patient' who used the "irien1. So
fite= her confinement: Il have never; -
one pass through this trial so easily ana WIZ. al
little suffering God bless the discover
Holmes Liniment." omdr-
An experienced midwife writes ia
lighted with the Mothers Frlehu. rs
every instance whereI have known II u u.s. Il.
effects have been all could ask. icohSi1'
a great blessing" IT, b.rh-
4 lady at Huntsville Ala. moving m INC IA
est Cif.les writes recently; ha'en cvd
Mothers Friend (Holmes LlnlmenOJ
eau truthfuIly say il Is most exc
preparation. freely recommend IL -TSx-res5
Price, III. 80 per bottle. sent py L.!
on receipt of the price,
Sold by al dat AiS;s
PREPARED ONLY BY THE SOLE PRoriitioN'
,J.IsRADFIEI.D'
No. l0S o. Pryor street, Atlanta - =
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-05-01
KENDAll'S SPAWN CURE.

Denver Colorado, April 22nd, 1882.
DR.. B. j. KENDALL i Co.. Gents -Four years
ago while in the employ Of \. P. PERCY Il Co..
DanvPrS, Mass, We had a horse that became
spawned during the first year of my stay with
them. and remained So for four years, though we
used every remedy We knew of or Could hear of
but OF no avail. Some time during the hfth wear
Tor was IN their employ between five and six
Years), we We're recommended to try KeudalIs
SPAWN cure, and after using it two months the
nurse was cured, the enlargement haYl"g been
entirely removed, and thus believing it to he Z
variable medicine | fully recommend II to ell
who have occasion to use il Respectfully,
L, II LYOSS.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-05-01

R)aste | coffee is one # the most
p pwerful di, ilfectaJts.
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Jan. 22 ;-yr.

HOLD for the working cl -. ,lr., Gems
w for postage, and We will u.aII U NJ. roy.
al, valuable box of sample .aous that " INIT
you in the way of making more money in fe v
uays tnah you ever thuhGht possible al ny bust.
ness. Capital not required MeWIii sias. Y0u
You can work all the time in spare tn ou,y
The work is universally adj pied to botL sexes
young and Old. You can easily earn 50 ON 81
cents To s. every evening. That all who WapI
work may test the business. we make il nm
paralleled Offer to all who are not wen satisfied
we will send $40 Ia pay for tie trouble Of writing
us, Full particulars, directions, etc, nt free
Fortunes viii lie made by those who give [ heir
whole time to the work. Great success, absolute
ly sure. Don't delay. start now. Address STIE.
SON Co., Portland Maine. Nov. 99-ly
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-05-01

Dir ~ ~ week MADE at hoI : by the IN
E&AS - N dustTOua. Best b ines nov
sfS O 90 before the pubic, Japlf I not
II neeoed. We viii 81 40, Men
women, boys and girls wanted ev TTw ere To-
work for ms, Now is the time. 70 can won't in
spare time. or give your whole til % re bus
ness. No other business will pay tJu early As
well. No one can fell to make enoi nors paw. Gy
engaglngat once. Costly outfit an r.erIns ire
Money made fast, easily, and homo ably. Ad-
dress True Co., aug usta, Maine. Maya
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RE AID SOIL TE SITS.

Sterns' Fertilizer AMI Chemical Manufacturing
Company also manufacture and have for SAFE the
following articles
Held Phosphate KANT,
Mariete ri IiR crystals,
Bone Bidck Of all crates,
Ldad Plaster, Copp0ds, Ncdfsfoot oil,
GroUnd =. &. Phosphate,
SHlphmic 1cid, Phorphoric 4cid,
NWriGiic .icjd,
solution Sapesphosphate Of Lime,
Solution Sap0phosphate Of AIuminG.
We make any Special Grade of Fertilizers
desired.
{. NJ SORIA JNO y. RAINEY,
President n Super't. Weep resident
No. Is Union Street NEW ORLEANS, LA.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-31
FRIDAY MORNINGS.
CORSFITS.

Having decided to discon-
tinue the sale Of Robert Wer-
ley's Corsets, we have reduced
them from So to $3.50. All
sizes from 20 to so inch in stock
to-day.
Nine pairs fine French Wow
en- Corsets, reduced from $3,75
to So per pair. Sizes II, is,
28, and 80 only.
Seventeen pairs French Cou-
tile Corsets, reduced from $3.50
to $3.50. Sizes FL, 20, and 20
only.
Twenty-one pairs extra fine
German Woven Corsets, re-
duced from S2.25 to $1.75 per
pair. Sizes 20, "a, IS, 20, %,
20, and 80 only. i.
Five pairs Pink and Blue
Coutille Corsets, reduced to 75c
per pair. Sizes IS, 10, and IS
only.
Three pairs fine White Ger.
man Woven Corsets, reduced
from $3.50 to $3.50 per pair
Sizes 27 and 20 only.
Nine pairs German Woven
Corsets, white, reduced from
$I.75 to $I.25 per pair. Sizes
81, %, IS, 27, and 20 only.
The Perfect Contour Corset
made from fine Coutille, supe
rior shape and quality, pliable
easy and more comfortable
than any other corset of similar
design, reduced from $I.a5 t(
81 to close.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-31

3. shlosberg, a secondhand clothing dealer,
is the owner of the premises No. 1915 Z street
northwest. and the upper part of the back
building has for some time past been occu-
pied by an old German umbrella member
named Charles Ruprecht. Yesterday the
landlord went to collect his rent, and rap
ping at Ruprecht's door got no reply, when,
with the assistance of his son, he procured
ladder and placed it against the window, and
on ascending was Mortified to see the dead
body of his tenant lying en- tho floor. The
police were notified, and, forcing the door,
found Ruprecht lying on his face in pool of
dried blood, grasping in his right hand a
32.caliber revolver, one chamber Of which
was empty, while a bullet hole over the right
eye showed the immediate cause of death.
Save an old stove and a dry-goods box the
room was entirely bare. The few effects the
deceased possessed were searched and So and
/ cent, together with bank book showing a
deposit of 81, were found. Ruprecht had
not been seen since just before Christmas
aud was not known to have any relatives.
After viewing the body DR.. Hartigan gave a
certificate of death, as it was a clear case of
suicide. The body will be inferred in the
pOtter's field,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-01-31
city Postoftico Accommodations.

Postmaster Conger has issued instructions
authorizing the superintendent OF all branch
postoflices in this city to cash such postal
notes as may be presented to them, except in
the case of firms which have large number
of notes, who will be required to present
them at the main office. This will be great
accommodation to persons living remote
from the city postotlice. The stations where
notes will be cashed are station A, George
town; station b. East Capitol street; station
e, 1il3 + street; station d, Bentleys drug
store, corner Corcoran and Fourteenth streets;
station L, Prices drug store, 426 Seventh
street southwest He has also made arrange.
ments to haye the hotel delivery, which
leaves the city post Office at 10 o'clock each
evening, extended so as to include the Ham
ilton house and the Portland. Mail will be
delivered and collected at these places about
IL o'clock p. IN.