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National Republican., 1885-10-01

"a. r. Lathrop In the Rochester Unon.l
ArlO Bates, Of Boston, has been telling a
story Of woman who went to Concord and
asked for some Of Ralph Waldo Emerson's
old clothes to use IN poets rug made
of patchwork. | can corrOborate this story
because when ! owned and lived IN the
Waysidc, Nathaniel llawthOrne's old home
at Concord, the same woman applied there
ON u similar crrand. Being told that H. was
futile, she asked "May ! pick up some
thing around the place to carry away as a
mementoy' Permission was granted, and
she finally caught cricket In the grass of
the lawn and put II into bottle. She said
sheaso had cricket from Emcrson's front
yard. / suppose she was dcmcntcd; but
how much more dcmentcd was she than the
people who have been buying dust and
gravel eXcayatcd from the site Of Grant 5
Tomb
National Republican., 1885-10-01
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN
THURSDAY, OCTOBER /.
The Campaign Weekly.

subscriptions for the Campaign WEEKLY
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN are coming by hun.
drcds daily but our lists are not yet full. We
desire to add several thousand new names to
the rolls before the end Of September.
As an extra induccmcnt to subscribe at once
we are having the campaign song, Come
Forth Vlrginans, Come" set to appropriate
music-,omposed expressly for this soul.stire
ring song-and will send copy Of 1t to every
person who will send one dollar for ten copies
Of the campaign edition, to be mailed as di.
rccted every Thursday until the 10Th of No.
vcmbcr. The same offer is opeu to every per.
son who win send one dollar for the WEEKLY
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN, for one year Parties
who have already sent lists of ten or more
names for the campaign edition will receive
by mail copy of the music.
No more effective plan of aiding the Repub.
lican cause can be devised than sending THE
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN from the national capi.
tal-the focal point of national thought and
innuencc-into thousands of homes where 1t
will be gladly received and attentively read.
The coorcd voters want the paper Large
numbers OF them are subscribing There are
many Others who have no money to spare. W
will send the paper to these If Republicans
who desire to aid in sogood workw will furnish
the small amount of money required. The
names can be readily obtained by this Office
from local campaign committees.
Northern Republicans who wish to encour.
age our friends in the south to fearlessly make
II stand for the right should see in the offer We
make the best way Of accomplishing their aim
National Republican., 1885-10-01
Burglary in Philadelphia.

lNNh lulh ilihtNl
The arrest Of six or seven burglars of ten
der years ought tO direct the attention of
Philadclphians to the necessity Of providing
some means of innocent recreation for the
young, The adult Philadelphian does not
feel the need Of excitement His cravings
in that direction ere satiated by the Mint,
the Schuylkill water works, and the new
public buildings. But he ought to remcm-
her that even PhiladelphiNns are not born
old and that the eXcitemcnts which suffice
for him are not enough for his juniors. He
has forgotten this, and now he has been
powerfully reminded Of It by the arrest Of
his offspring for burglary.
National Republican., 1885-10-01

7 TTfTVTT WI TTTIT'T 'TFTNVEE7'T
Joe Dcadwylcr says that Nap. Cosby fired
the last gun Of the war on the confederate
side in Gen. Lees army. At the time of
the surrender at Appomattox the fedcrals
and confederates were drawn up In lines
facing each other and hut few feet apart
The latter were almost starved, having been
without food for several days. While the
terms Of surrender were being arranged
some very good hogs came along near the
line, and as soon as Nap. discovered then
he raised his gun and took one Of them in
The shooting Of the hog created u consider
able sensation for a little while, as II wa.
thought by some that the Yunks and Rcb,
had got into Il fight among themselves. The
facts were soon understood however, ant
Nap. and his friends had II good time eating
pork tor dinner.
National Republican., 1885-10-01
Prayer in West Virginia.


INH'NllHb ihtNlllS'l'tl'I
A gentleman travelling in the wilds OF
Fayette county, this state, last winter had
to pass the night in the lowly home of a
"brOomsager" who, before his family re-
tired, offered the following prayer "Now
we lay we'uns down to sleep. We'uns are
not jealous of our betters, and ef the snow
falls fo' feet deep tonight, in the mawnin'
perhaps the stranger will trade wc'uns his
gold watch and chain even up TO the old
yellow mule.o
National Republican., 1885-10-01


tion from which we could have eXerted IA
mighty influence over England. Some of
you may recall the fact that, as a member
OF the commission, | recommended DELAY In
the coinage of silver until an international
convention could be assembled for the con
sideration OF the subject. Congress decided
to authorize the coinage of silver and to call
a convention for future day. That was
the fatal error
When we had accepted silver, which was
already deprecated, the statesmen of Eng
land and Germany foresaw that we should
use silver and that the gold then in the
United States and to be produced in the
United States would be at their command.
Our second error was an administrative
one. The executive department did not at
once accept the result which events were
sure to force upon the country. An effort
was made To put and keep the government
upon gold basis, while the government IT,
sell enged in coming and introducing into
the currency OF the country S2,0OO,GOO a
month Of deprecated silver coin The
contest was an equal one, and its conse-
quenccs are seen IN the loss of gold by the
treasury and the accumulation in the banks
of the country. If our present condition
OF prosperity can be maintained the eX-
portation Of gold may be DELAYED; but
whenever there shall be an excess Of i'm
ports the country will lose its stock of gold.
II the government had Immediately ac
cepted the silver bill, and used the coin as
II came from the mints in the discharge of
all It's obligations, the country would have
been brought at once, and when Il remedy
was possible, TO a full realization of the
evils, the inevitable evils Of deprecated
coin currency This not being done, the
delusi0n took possession Of the public mind
that II was possible 10 create an inferior
currency, and yet use the superior currency
and enlOY Its RdYAntnpns
National Republican., 1885-10-01
DROpOSALS FOR CONnNIurS SERVICE
L CERTIFICATES, ENLISTMENT RECORDS.
AND LEATHER JACKETS OR FOLDING
COVERS FOR THE SAME.
BUREAU ~ EQuuNrNT ASH RpWuuNm
" A.IILNuImN- Il l. .LML- | L | M

BUREAU M EQuUuNrNT NNu RpEulIINU.
WNsuNuIuN. n. e. sept, ~, 1850.
Sealed proposals, lu duplicate, iudUr.ud "Prupu.
sal, for Continuous. Service tuiinuttue, Nu." viii
be- received uttul, Bureau uiil IL m. october -,
1852, for 800 Continuous service Certificates,
900 Enlistment Records, | bOu leather Jackets
or covers fuldugI, 2UU sheet, parchment, printed
Ou both side. from Plate so. . uf continuous ~ur-
vice Certificate, To bee delivered nc tht. bureau ut
such limu- and In such quantities, during lhr fiscal
year ending June 80, 1856 us the bureau may
FROM timc To time directs thrWhulc tu hr delivered
on or before June 30, 1855, and ir hc iu accord.
uuCo with specifications, which viii hu furnished
upon application lutli, Bureau.
". SCllLEN,
sc2isw.lw Chivfut bureau.
National Republican., 1885-10-01
Retributive Justice


"Oh, papa, did you hear that Mary Gush-
ington had run OFT and married her music
teacherY ~ asked society girl of her patcr-
nal prOgenitor last night.
what ~ replied the old gentleman, who
had been driven nearly wild by the practci-
ing Of the girl in question, who lived next
door, "has she married the chap who
taught her to do all that drumming on the
pianoy"
"Yes; don't you think 1t romantic ~
"Romanticy No; it's well-merlted pun
isl month groWleh pnpA.
National Republican., 1885-10-01
A Matter of Chance.
ORIGINAL LITTLE HAVANA
GOULD 4 CO.'S,
Decided 10y
ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.
ORDINARY CLASS No. llOp.
OCT. ., 1888.
Number for Numbcrl Prize for Prize
with l7O Additional Prizes.
L unn IlIk LIn AND InN IEIXEs.

l7OOO TICKETS AND 706 PRIZES.
SCHEDULE.
/ Capital Trize...... .................,. slb,uuu
do ......................... 1900
do OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000
do .... ................. 1000
. Prizes $500 each. ................ .,.. 900
10 do 200 " ..................... 1000
5O7 do % " .,................... l4,N25
9 ApproN'tions to lst Prize, 600 each. 300
3D. 100 200
$40 Prizes, rs above, being the full num-
Der In the ROYAL Havana, and
l.U Additional Prizes uf $50 each TO the
lTO tickets having rs ending mum.
her the two terminal units uf the
number drawing the Capital irize .
tslb,uOO ,.,.,, ..,...,.s....,,, 3,lOu
20 Prizes, amounting In Z. ;. Gold toe. 'ii,621
TICKETS IL FlFlil>.
Whules, 5000. Fractions, pro rata.
THE ROYAL HAVANA OFFICIAL LIST Dk
ClDE~ EVERY pltlIE.
AGENTS EVERYWHERE.
ALL pRlZES PAID ON PRESENTATIONS
CAUTION see that the Nuup
GOULD n co.
II on your ticket. None others are ORIGINAL on
RELIABLE.
For tickets &c address or apply 10
SlIlpSEI COMPANY,
l2l2 broadway, New York city.
Or AGENTS EVERYWHERE,
National Republican., 1885-10-01

IDclfoll free lftss,
Say shouted a boy in front of the city
hall the other afternoon.
Something like fifty men came TO dead
halt.
"Say your wife said was 10 tell you
not to forget to bring home tea ~ continued
the boy, In louder voice.
Forty-liye men wheeled, slapped their
legs, and grunted out;
Hanged If hadn't forgotten all about
n ~
National Republican., 1885-10-01

\ :. NANN PAY OFFICE,
I. WN~uuNuruN, u. g., sept 10, lSSj,
Sealed proposals, iudursod "rEuru.NI~ ruH uuNI.
T.. ~ r." viii hr received at ti, office until NuuN
4. e. 10, 1850, for ;IUU TONS LEIllGlI LlNr
COAL, tu be delivered ut IA" Equipment and Il.
department Of the Nuyy.Nurd, MuShuutOu u, &
Proposals are required 10 hv made In duplicate, on
tails by this office, For expert aud other uvyu,-
sury Information uppiN iu Navy Yard. bids viii
hp received and considered only from reg.
ulnr dealers" In coal; aud the right Is reserved iu
reject any or all bids, and 10 waive defects, Re.
spuu,hlr persons must guarantee the prompt aud
faithful execution uf contract, and the competency
of the guuNutOr, must hp certified tp before 4 :,
officer IlIOS II, LOCKER,
Pay Director L. :. y, Navy Pay Agent.
sci .1uN-IW
National Republican., 1885-10-01
Angora Goats over by the Golden Gate

A, Benitz, who has herd of Angora
goats running ON the hills near Verdi SAYS
this years crop Of mohair, which he sold To
n plush factory ut Seymour, Conn, brought
from 80 to 90 cents per pound aggregating
over $4,000. Mr. Bcnitz says he would not
trade his little band Of goats for the best
farm in WashOe county.
National Republican., 1885-10-01

Fort Lewis, In La Plata county, is said to
he the highest military post In the world,
being $500 feet above sea level This post,
though only four years old, Is one Of the
most important ones on the frontier. At
present there are six companies of infantry
and two companies of cavalry, with twenty
one officers stationed there
National Republican., 1885-10-01

HOwLAND DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 2ll Four
apdahalf street northwest three doors north
D., G, H. Rowland, d. d, s., and Robert W.
Talbot, surgical, operative, and mechanical
dentist ENtnCtOns, under nitrous oxide, so
gas whether one or number of teeth are eX.
traCted at the same sitting, Have administered
nitrous oxide to over 1000 persons. Artificial
teeth 81 per set. Gold, amalgam and white
Filings inserted In the best manner. All work
warranted first class
National Republican., 1885-10-01

MIR, RANDALL will please take notice
that the Carlise-Morrson organs propose
To repeal the duty on pig iron.
National Republican., 1885-10-01
Schurz az EatOn's Successor.
TnN.I.. hn.AAnp.N

Should President Cleveland conclude to
appoint Carl Schurz as the successor of Mr.
Eaton he will have TO call upon Mr., Schurz
for definition of his political status.
National Republican., 1885-10-01

DR, W. H. WILSON, OF Springfield, Ca says
Hunts Remedy Is the best medicine fol
drOpsy and kidney diseases that ever used, ~
Dr. Gilbert CLARK, of Warren, Il. l., says
"llunt's Remedy for drOpsy and kidney dis
eases is Il standard remedy"
National Republican., 1885-10-01
PROIOS
II :. NAVY PAY OFFICE

WNsmNGruN, u. g., Sept IL 1889.
Sealed proposals, indor,cd Proposal, &. and e.
Supplios,' viii he received ut this office until
noon, OCTOBER II, 1882 for the following uri.
Clcs 10 he delivered ut the Construction aud Re.
pair Departments uf the Navy Yard, Washington.
u. C., VIZ
RcIuistions Nos, ~, 10, II, Hardware; No. Is,
Potash and sienna; 80. 10, stationery, Proposal,
are required to made In duplicate, on official form.
furnished with schedules giving details by this
office, For expert aud other Information apply tn
navy yard. Bids will hc received only from man
ufuciuIrrs of or regular dealer, In the articles they
utcr tO supply ud the right Is reserved tu reject
any or all bids and IN waive defects Responsible
persons must guarantee the prompt uWl faithful rN-
cCutiOn uf contract; and the competency NJ tile
guuriutOrs must be certified IN before . :. officer
THOMAS II. LOOEEH
Pay Director, L, :, y, Navy Pay Agent.
National Republican., 1885-10-01

EDITOR MCCLURE exalts his Democratic
horn and blows such bitter blast as this ;
"What the New York Democracy needs is
to be saved from itself. And there doesn't
seem to be any one TO do it.n
National Republican., 1885-10-01

"ALDERSEY. DAIRY WAGONS, Ns,"-Fresh Alder.
ney Butter ChurnCd every morning and de-
liyercd in u pound Ward" prints, at 80 cents
per pound. Also, cottage cheese, cents per
BALL buttermilk, 3 cents per quart and sweet
milk at cents per quart.
National Republican., 1885-10-01

Sunday Gazette.l

lSuhdhy GaZette,l
That civil service plank in the platform
of the Democratic New York state cOnyen-
tion was curious medley The fact is, It's
all humbug,
National Republican., 1885-10-01

81 per gallon, Is cents II quart bottle, No.
Rye Whisky, best In the world for the money,
al McGee's, Nlnth street, near ID.
National Republican., 1885-10-01

painful diseases,
Young men and others who suffer from nervous
and PHYSICAL debility, exhausted vitality, prrmu'
turr decline, &c, ARE especially benefited hy con.
sultiug ms contents. Thousands Of dollars saved
ucryOus.dehilily sufferers and others hy the advice
given. n In need of medical aid or counsel read
II before investing In medicines or appliances of
any description, and you viii save time, money,
aud disappointment Address for free copy, THE
send nov, as You may not see this notice again
nuBl IN, thSt
National Republican., 1885-10-01
Boy. in Blue Near the Blue Sky.

The only manufacturing rOthcrs Hmd tuilorS
of Washington are EiscmHn Bros, cor 7h and
National Republican., 1885-10-01
Manhood Restored

REMEDY lNIE.-Aylyiim Of youthful limprudonce
causing Premature Decay, Nervous Debility, Lost
Manhood, 40, having tried in vain every known
rcmedy has discovered simple meAus Of sell-curG
Ehirh no MI! send FREE TO his tellow-suherers
NaIIeas, III hREENEs, A3 Chatham ST. New York
National Republican., 1885-10-01
Office Pad and Diary
OOMRINED

A Desk Pad, arranged with movable Blottrrs,
made In substantial manner. Diary inter-
lcayCd with blOting paper, aud containing accurate
tnhulRtcd printed matter suitable 10 the ready ref
orcnCc and wants Of n business man, Large rODmN
spaces, fine linen paper, A Bankers calendar for
calculating maturity Of business paper, NC. All su
arranged ns to he detached from the Pad aud new
Diary substituted at end Of current year, Com
hined forming un article at once valuable tu the
counting room, and supplying II want long felt, aud
furnished for one.hnlf tile cost of u separate Pad
aud Diary rs heretofore
size, llNlBia inches LOO, Postage, 80 cents.
lbN2l Sl,5O. " Bu cents,
order of your bookseller and save postage, Active
agents wanted, Apply ut once,
ID, r. NlNER, 10 n, Pearl st., Albany, y, Y.
sppD.s-bt
National Republican., 1885-10-01
~ AsuINGTuN, ONO AND WESTERN RAIL
w ROAD,

ON and after August 10. 1850, trains viii leave
trum aud arrive W sixth and Il streets depot as
follows
Leave Washington q 70, ~. and i.35 y. m. daily.
Arrive 20 Belmont rUk 1901 a. M, and B.2G D..
No. Lrc,hurg ll'ul %. m. and $3.50 p, M. Arrive at
Round llil ~ AZ 20, ,m. and 1lS y. m, Returning,
leave Round ltll Nu3 "a. M. ana l3p r, m, Pass
Lc"Shurg GAP 70. 90. and j.lS p. ul, Belmont Park
- ~ M, and hi'O o. n., uud arrive at Washing.
ton $50 %. m. and no o. m.
ON sundays the train leaving Washington az a..
m. My run, tu Lu,,hurg, aud the train arriving at
T.lO q. m. sturts from LppshuTg.
special excursion ritcs and sunday trains 10 Bel.
mont Park, Monthly and CommutltiOu rates to
all points. ;, NJ, BROpIIN,
superintendent, Alexandria Va,
+, .. LOCKWOOD, Passenger Agent 5O7 peuusvl.
yuuiu avenue, Washington, d. Z.
National Republican., 1885-10-01
I.EGtL.

IOIN AMBLER SMITH,
ATtOHNrY ANp tuuN-ELOR At Law,
tMCmhcr supreme Court Barr,
li2i New York Avenue, Washington, ID. G.
Law, Equity. Divorce. and Patent Cases Taken,
Patents obtained on Reasonable Terms.
Foreign patents obtained directly and eNpe.
dtiously, Design Patents obtained Trade Marks
registered aud amy business before the Patent Onice
Of the United States attended 10 with uud dis.
patch. Interference conducted In the Patent ONCE
upon reasonable terms. Lands. Mining. Pre-.
emptiou, aud Homestead Gases before the Depart.
mput- and courts, Land scrip tnr sale, Claims
DATENT ArTORNEY-CiIARLEs j. GOOCH,
1 ~. Cloud Building, OH aud 4 sis. y. W.
Twenty years experience. Prompt and careful
personal attention given 20 every case.
n T.. CREECY,
National Republican., 1885-10-01
TR1VELER's GUTDE.
PALrIMoRE AND omoRALRoAD.


nAtTtNDRE AND ono pArIpp,n
l1 - ''''N'
s,UEDIfI.E IN EFFE,T.IybAy Nf,ya tsa.
TNTIL Et'H1'lu.E S0TiGr' w. i"'''
Ir0ye Washington from sfotI,1 r'-,,r NsE,y
Jersey AVENi r. ANBt -TplIiT ''"'' '""
Eor chicago 1000 a. in. and i0.i0 H. m, d,uv
The IU.tU 1 uI isB f,5t iir'i'ai W ''i i iiy u,iy
INN md Cnir3go 0rriyIp"' iu .iNir, IN
.ui 4 tUIriya' upyf iYoruIus.ts Y 4, N.,,r. 80 y.
cb1rgrii pI tGis frlIU f1r f,sf iiIna '''N"' '''
For Cincinnati iouia,iIir and st. Touis daily Al
$40 p u.. uud IU.lO p m' will IHr,Yri, Cn,ibss
and rtI9rn -Irrring 1tf. tn ,t,y ti--," i'6,
chance H.ly 10 u, tr.ir Is a Tga' I,.ii,I Tr'i,
WSyi "ai m"rans @ a a. s Ii oa. 5!o "a ',"n", m m M
IT," T,tt' ,,,,' , tn.nn ',",'" " . '' 40 ','. y
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4. .an i,,I INK, . r ibtn t'1-' n -. '''''
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mm,,, ii,,n ~ ~, ''' '''' W. '''' ''''. '.-''
VA u,Iiti,,nr, nu Su,,Il,,. ain -.gn ygn .,,
tnsu. 't,' %. t'.in f1.tU' a. /. "a a. ~
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- ,,,iIt' an U,a Shenandoah v,lisy E.Ifr,,t
,,t ~ ..,tI 40, A., ,rJ a Ia - o., % .I,.'
o o'5 ~ m trIi, ins priI,,,n sIt.,,.r tyait,.,
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t, ,,,,.,,I,. n.tn, ~, and to,I0prd Ann r
, az, sIt,,l,y s.l1 a m ai,I 4 Ia ~ "a, ~ ~
100 ''' .''''''''f' ''.''' 900 Pc ''''
National Republican., 1885-10-01
SUMMER RESORTS.
nLD POlNT COMFORT, NlRGJNIA.
HlGElA llulFL,
SITUATED 100 YARDS IRON FORT
MONROE,

Oprr ull the year Accommodates 600 guests
Equal tU any hotel In the United States. surround.
iuHs picturesque and historic, Appointments, table,
nud driving specially attractive Term. less for
equal accommodations than any resort 400 tine yuuu'
try. Pure uvcnn air, free nom malaria and con.
duyiyv To refreshing sleep, send for descriptive
pamphlet,
II, PuuEBUs Proprietor,
National Republican., 1885-10-01
LOTTERIES.
LOTTERIES.
/ s., s., /
LLLL... ssss"". iIIL".
Tins Is the only Chartered Lottery oruuy state.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY Company.

rms Is the only Chartered Lottery Ut any state.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY.
incorporated In SIS Cor 20 years by the lpgisa.
ture fpr education aud charitable purpose. with O.
capital ut II uuu,Ouu, in witch reserve fluid m
over :b5U, 900 hus since been added,
by an overwhelming popular vote it' franchise
was made part Of the present state Constitution
adopted December ., \. -. 1870
a SPLENDID OrruETrNlrY 10 WIS ,
FOEIi NJ.
H. Grand Single Number Drawing will uikrp plac,
monthly II never scale, on Postpone. Look a'
the following distribution
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING, CLASS X,
Al New orleans, TUESDAY, OCTOBER ~
1880, under the supervise and management OF
Geu q. 4. Bruurcgurd VI Louisiana, uud Gen. Juhnl
A. Early, Of Virginia
CAPITAL pRlZE, S75.OOu.
lOOODO Tick rs ut Five Dollars tncl Fractions
National Republican., 1885-10-01
WEAK, NERVOUS
lNNAIllnS

md others seeking Health,
strength, and Energy, are
tdyiscd IN send for "lhc
Electric Review "a large
illustrated journal, pub.
ishud Tor frrpiisTihuiiuu.
n treats ON health, ny
Eicuo, physical culture,
md medical subjects, aud
is "a vumplrlrruryrlOpvdiu
NJ Information Tor suilur.
Ing humanity afflicted with
nervous, eNlausting, and
National Republican., 1885-10-01

A WNING MAKER-R. G. VI. BURTON, i3l OH
~ II, n, W. Reception Cunopip, aud Decorations
for rent. All kinds Of Awnings, Tents, and Flags
made
I l.. HERvAND, 1912 PA. .AvE.-ENGRhvING
%. plate and 80 visiting cards, 81 cts; ~ card,
plate, 20 cts.
'rRUNKS AND HAESESS-JAMES = TOR.
HAN, 1881 Pa ave n. ".
National Republican., 1885-10-01

ITITTTTTNII1
We do hereby certify that We supervise the RT.
Tangcmuuls for all the monthly and splui-uuuuu
drawings uf the Louisiana state Lottery Company,
aud In person manage and control the Drawing our.
selves and that the sauU ARE conducted i honesty
f,irnr-s and In good faith toward all parties. We
authorize the company tU use this certificate, with
fac-simile Of our signatures attached tu Its udErr.
tscmrnts. q. I. BIAlREGAED.
j. 4. EARLY.
Application Tor rates to clubs should be muut
only 10 the office " thr Company, tn Nuw orleans.
For further Information, write clearly, giving full
address.
IMPORTANT.
D-Remit by Postal Note, Express Money order
New York Exchange, or Druft Ou Sew Orleans Let.
tiers with Currency invariably 10y Express. We pay
express charges on all sums Of - or upward ad.
dressed VI. A. DAUplIlN, New orleans la.
Address Registered Letters aud make pOsOice
Money Orders Payable to NEW ORLEANS SA.
TIONAL BANK. or LOUISIANA NATIONAL
BANK, STATE NATIONAL BANK, GERMANll
NATIONAL BANK, New orleans. La.
National Republican., 1885-10-01
DTEDTCIL.

VI EDIttI.
nR. AND NINE. sELDEN, 5l2 lOrH ST. y.
~ W,-SpcCinl treatment fui ladies; over 80 years
extensive experience, remedies prompt and reliable;
charges reasonable aud consultation free. uUrrr-
spuudcncp strictly confidential; call or Wrtr Office
always open; Niue. spllcn visits ludic, any dis.
tuuCc,
nEAFNESS, IT'S CAUSES AND CURE, ny
~ one who was deaf tWvuty-vght years, Treated
10y most uf the noted specialists Of the day with no
benefit cured himself in three months, ana since
then hundreds Of others 10y suWC process \ plain,
simple and successful home treatment. Address 7.
:, FACE, l2S East 26th st., New York city.
sell .mwsiw
MEN ONLY-A NEW, QUICK, PERMANENT,
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