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Savannah morning news., 1885-02-26
DOING GOOD.

was sick long time and tried several de-
tors. They could not do me any good, and
then | tried CUTICURA REMEDIES and they
cured me. They are doing great deal OF
good in this country.
II. SALLEE, Cornishville, Ky.
Savannah morning news., 1885-02-26
WORKS LIKE MAGIC.

Your CUTICURA SOAP prescribe in all erup-
tiOns of the skin. and it works like magic.
T. II. WHITING, M. ID.
II CENTRAL MUSIC HALL. CHICAGO, ILL.
Savannah morning news., 1885-02-26
Eopt
Mourp 10 Eoam.

-" = ~ W.
MONEY TO LOAN.-Liberal Loaus mad.
WI on Diamonds, Gold and Silver Walcls
Jewelry, SilverWare, Furniture, larpa
Household Goods, " caring Apparel, sewn,
Machines, Clocks. Merchandise, Tools, mia
almost anything winch is of any value {
Licensed Pawnbroker House, ISL Colga
street. r. MUHLBERG, MANAGE
n. B.-Highest prices paid Tor old Cold m
Silver
Savannah morning news., 1885-02-26
CnAPPEn HANDS.

have been using the CUTICURA SOAP for
Chapped Hands, and find it gives better satls-
faction and operates more quickly than any
thing have ever tried. It's cleansing quah-
ties and delicate perfume recommend it as a
most desirable soap.
w. +. PARKER. Charlottesburg, ky.
National Republican., 1885-11-19
The Marine uospi,a, service.

The annual report of tho surgeon general OF
the marine hospital service shows that during
tie lust fiscal year and up 10 Sept, 80 the mum.
Der Of patients treated was l,l72. The ncces.
siiy for The establishment Of hospital at the
port of New York IS urged, as also the pro.
piitiy OF additional legislation governing the
appointment of medical officers. The surgeon
general says u Il a source of qualification that
nuOhcr year has passed without tho introduc.
lion Of an epidemic from any quarter or the
development Of any serious epidemic within
tho borders Of the United States. The pur-
chase Of the !sand on which Is situated the
Cape Charles quarantine station Is recon-
mUuded, Estlnates are made for the malntc.
nance Of all the quarantine stations, ana It Is
ufpCd that specific appropriations be made for
them, The disbursements from the epidemic
irnd during TIC fiscal year amounted TO si2.Ol1
The establishment Of u government quaran.
tine ut san Francisco Is recommended.
National Republican., 1885-11-19

EnIToR NATIONAL REPuBLIcAH: The at.en.
tiOn Of the press is called to the fact that ro.
markably c1cicnt prediction was made re-
garding the Camden, n. j., tornado OF Aug. D.,
1875. It occurred at $40 p. M, and was pre-.
dicted by Lieut.. John Il. Finley, signal service.
L. s. ~, on the basis Of the conditions OF the
u. m. weather map, 10Th meridian time.
Tornado Signals ought TO have been hoisted
gt all telcgIaphio stations along the Delaware
river In southwestern New Jersey eastern
Pennsylvania, and the northern part of Mary
land. This was not done because Congress
has not yet seen the great Importance of max
ingn suitable appropriation which would have
enabled the United states signal service to give
warning In the Instance NJ Camden rs early us
q. IN, This would have been about six hours
In advance OF the occurrence Of the tornado.
II Is intended that each state be divided into
sections representing regions of greatest fire..
qucncy. II may be that the broad valleys of
great rivers running In a general direction
from southwest 10 northeast Ontr free move
ment TO the wind currents This question and
Others of equal and greater importance remain
to be established scientifically by better sys-
TEN OF reports, WILLIAM a. EDDY,
Tonado Reporter, Signal Service, U. $. A.
NLW YORK CITY, Nov. IL, 1885.
National Republican., 1885-11-19
ABOUT PEOPLE.

Hos. JEuRY IL MURPHY, OF Iowa, Is IN the
city.
sryAToR JANE, II. BERRY, Of Arkansas, Is at
Wizards
joins T.. WALLS and wifs, OF Norfolk Va.
nTe at the Ebbitt.
they win find Pfcsiden, Cleveland all right
IloN. joins y. ALLEY Will arrive In the city
from New orleans on the 2ith instant
EsIE HESEy LAwEEscg Of England; O. Wick.
liGo Yuloe, aud Miss iulee, Of Florida Rro at
WoImlcy'F.
MEs, GOVERNOR swAS will spond this winier
IN Washington, having leased the handsome
homc Of Commodore w. W. Queen, lbs
Eighteenth street
Hos, 7. j. CAMPBELL, successor to Hon. s. :.
Cox, called on President Cleveland yosterlly
IN regard 10 matters come TOD with the d..
mocTGoy Of New York city, Mr. Campbell says
that II the grumblcrs will bo justA little epatient
National Republican., 1885-11-19

1t may be asked why Republican officials
when in power did not extend such aid TO
American steamships as Postmaster General
Villas is censurcd for not extending. The
answer is plain. They were restrained by
section 1909 OF the Revised Statutes, which
forbIds the payment Of any sum exceeding
the sea and United States inland postage
a law passed by the shrIekors against "sub-
sidy.n
Time and again Republican officials have
recommended Il repeal Of this law, hut
Democratic Congress refused 10 repeal II or
Justify any expenditure above the amount
Of the postage, untll the last Congress,
upon the recommendation Of a Republican
President aud Postmaster Genera, did au-
thon2e the expenditure Of 100000 In ox-
cess Of the postage, aud a Democratic al,
ministration declines 10 carry out the law.
This subject, so vital 10 our commercial
interests at home and abroad, merits the
immediate attention Of every commercial
body in the United States IN the form Of
memorials to Congress and letters TO the
President, which should bo given 10 the
press for the instruction Of the people, 10
the end that the influence OF a sound public
opinion may be at once exertoi, independent
Of political parties,
For our government to send Gbroal for
guns would be a disgraceful confession OF
impotency that does not exist,
National Republican., 1885-11-19
Complexion of the Senate.

GonDoNsv1LLE, Va, Nov. II, lsSj.-Eoron
SAroSAL REPUBLICAN WIN you kindly give
me the number Of United States senators and
their political status?
Docs New Jersey elect this winter?
With Democratic Vice President and Gen.
MahOne's successor, will we slill have control 7
Your, &c, WM. NJ. IAGER.
There are scycnly-siN senators In full Sen.
ate.
Supposing the Oregon vacancy TO have been
filled by Republican, there VIII be Il Repub.
lean majority of eight when Congress meets.
New Jersey does not elect this winter.
Gen. Malone docs not 20 ont TIL March t.
1857, and there Is no probability OF Democratic
control for at lcatt two years aitcr that date
In. RLPUBLlCAS,
National Republican., 1885-11-19

THE Washington correspondent Of the
New York sun predicts that the wicked
" Republican leaders will direct their ef-
forts to Congress to make every possible
breach between the administration and the
majority in the House, There Is no good
reason for such prediction. The Repub.
lican party is for peace. 1t will fight for
peace any time if necessary. Its mission
in Congress will be to allay hostilities be-
tween the Democratic factions, to encourage
the bellIgerent brethren to love each other
and be truly good. But If the factions will
fight, the Republicans will stand aside, Of
fcrlng no interference except to carry tho
wounded to the rear
National Republican., 1885-11-19
RnrrRnINo to the Presidents Thanksglv.

REFERRING to the Presidents Thanksglv-
ing proclamation the New York Sun says
I" In the midst of the civil war, when the
fate of the Union hung upon the decision
of battles, the President wisely and prop
erly undertook the lead in this celebration :;
but now a Democratic President might re-
fer the function back to the governors, and
let state rights once more prevail as in the
Democratic times of jefferson and Jackson"
1t is impossible for a President to steer
clear Of blame. If President Cleveland
had declined or neglected to issue thanks
giving proclamation he would have given
great and general offcnse.
National Republican., 1885-11-19

The report Of the chief postoiilcc in
spector shows that the usual vigilance aud
energy have been exercised for the protec-
tlon Of the mails. Although the number of
robberies Is large, the amount stolen is COM
paratively small. On the whole, the Won
der is that there IS so little less and that so
small number Of postal thieves escape de-
lection and punishment.
National Republican., 1885-11-19

ment." This being the case, the Herald
will be surprised "if a Democratic Presi-
dent does not declare for an American
canal, TO be built and managed by Amerl-
cans, and with such help from the govern
meut as will make the United States its
substantial owner.n NTessrs. Randall and
Holman would read with peculiar interest
such a declaration as the Herald expects
from the President.
National Republican., 1885-11-19

IT is the opinion of the New Yorl, Herald
that the President, In his first regular mes.
sage, will ask Congress to consider the
question Of a canal to connect the waters
Of the Pacific ocean and the Gulf OF Mex
ico. The Herald says, as the REPUBLICAN,
said long ago, that "it is no longer doubt
full that the Lesseps canal project will break
down. The enormous sums which ", de
Lesseps has spent and squandered have sut-
feed only to show that this undertaking,
while not physically impossible, will be 50
costly that, If completed, the charges for
the passage OF ships must be rulnously
high to defray even the cost Of maintenance,
to say nothing of the interest on the invest
National Republican., 1885-11-19

SENATOR ALLISON, speaking of the silver
question, says he does not believe that ab-
solute suspension will prevail in the Senate,
to agree to absolute suspension than the
House. He observes that in the House
there are "a large body Of men who favor
free coinage, and large number who think
the present coinage should continue"
National Republican., 1885-11-19
DIR. DARTLErr's PLEA ron poYs.


Rarely Is an audience MS well entertained rs
was that which convened at tho Uniyersalist
Church last night to hear Rev. W. A. Bartlett
deliver his lecture on Boys" In which brl
llancy, plqunncy, and solid instruction we.c
happily outlincd. AMER n series OF vivid pic
tuiCs on boy lifcund character, In which ire
Ircssiblc activity stood out as the most con.
sp'cuors attribute Of boyhood, tho lecturer
made some pungcnt criticisms on the errors of
the prevailing fashion in regard to the Cduga-
tion OF boys. leo much attention, he said, is
given to furnishing the means OF expression,
ana too little to the more important matter of
seeing that there shall be something OF solid
are of use TO the boy tor
discipline, and TO Qcqualnt him
with the roots of English words, but tho myths
which he lCurns in his classical reading aid
no more to his knowledge than so many stories
from the Arabian Nights. The leading thought
wns that education should deal mainly with
than the polishing ofthe mind. At all events,
strength should come first ana polish after.
ward Passing 20 another phase ofthe subject,
The lecturer remarked that education should
not he sausage machine 70 cram boy bat
an exercise ground for his development.
Other mistnkes In the training OF boys were,
IN iutn, noticed. Many Of the children of the
rich arc so abused by .pampering that the way
TO n robust manhood IS shorter tl the glmln OF
the gutter than to them. Tno more brutal
iotms of abuse were then referred to- and tho
VuNc OF u ltOCOCStCr Clergyman Wn1, some
years ago, logged his boy to death for refusing
TO soy his prayers was mentioned IN terms of
scathing contempt for this unnatural father
ind monstrous caricature Of Christian minis.
ter Another case In which child vast rcated
by his own mother with inhumau cruelty had
come within the lecturers knowledge, aud he
had learned that the boy laughed with delight
when he saw the coffin lid screwed down on
the remains OF his maternal tyrant aud real
lied that she could no more return to torture
him. Rnrey had shown that q horse could DO
tanned by gentle methods, and Il was still more
true that children could be best ruled by Judi
cious kindness
A very sweet and tender chord was struck in
beautiful passage which described the sick.
ness and death of n bright young boy. But
the lecture was so full of exquisite things that
to specify one here and there is to do the lee.
turer an Injustice. leaving an impression Of
poverty. where, in fact, there was rich
National Republican., 1885-11-19

AT the risk Of being accused of sectional
animosity' we deem it proper to mention
that an organization of masked men is going
about Grundy county, Tenn, whipping
negroes and driving them from their hemes.
We may add that such outragcs are dis
graceful to the state In which they occur.
National Republican., 1885-11-19

If the supporters of the administration
will graciously consent to let the public
know precisely how much silver will be
required to fill out their proposed honest
dollar, the country will be much better pre-
pared than now for an intelligent consider
alton of great question.
National Republican., 1885-11-19

BLooD-rorsoNtNG appears to have been
the cause of John McCullough's death.
The autopsy held yesterday was one of the
most interesting events Of the kind in the
history Of medical science. DR.. Engle, of
Philadelphia, wins victory over his pro.
fessonal brethren at Bloomingdale asylum.
National Republican., 1885-11-19

IT is understood that eX-Chief Justice
Vincent's friends will make stubborn ef-
fort to have the Senate investigate his case.
The movement will take the shape of oppo-
sition to the confirmation Of his successor.
But even II that were successful, IT would
not reinstate the deposed official.
National Republican., 1885-11-19

VEeuvIUs is beginning TO blow OF again,
presenting a spectacle like unto that which
will tc seen in our national halls of legis-
Iation when Democratic congressman be-
gin to let out their inncrmost feelings ancnt
the civil service law.
National Republican., 1885-11-19

DEPARTMENT clerks who particularly
desire to hold on to their places in these
parlous times will accept hint, which is
kindly intended, that they very carefully
avoid giving even the slightest pretext for
discharge. Eternal vigilance is the price OF
other things besides liberty.
National Republican., 1885-11-19

Mn. GLADSTONE easily convIcts the tories
Of inconsistency IN attacking In parlia-
mcnt the foreign policy Of the liberals,
though cdoptlng II when they came into
power. But this Is not a new departure Tor
tie tories
National Republican., 1885-11-19

IT would be as good policy to hire some
ono or moro foreign gUVernmont0 to protect
our seacoast and harbors as to go abroad
for ships, armor, or guns. There is nothing
in the shape of iron or steel products that
cannot be made in the United States
National Republican., 1885-11-19

II It be true, as alleged, that two Re.
pubicans at indianapolis have stolen tho
ballots Of an election precinct, we hope
they will get into the pcuitcntiary at the
earliest possible moment. But their guilt
remains to be proven.
National Republican., 1885-11-19

THE senatorial contest in Oregon was cut
short yesterday by the election of cx-Sena-
tor Mitchell on the third ballot Mr.. Mitch
ellis return to the Senate insures the District
of Columbia another good friend in that
LII.
National Republican., 1885-11-19

GrN. b. F. BUTLER, the able statesman
whom Mr.. Dana just escaped elcctng TO the
Presidency In 1884, is said to desire another
term in Congress. His Democratic brethren
should do their best toward the gratl1ci-
ton Of 60 reasonable wish.
National Republican., 1885-11-19

THE REPUBLICAN heartily approves the
recommendation Of Commodore Walker
that an adequate clerical force should be
provided to carry on the important work
of classifying and copying the naval records
of the war for publication.
National Republican., 1885-11-19
BUSINESS CH.iYCEs.

NOR sALE-A VALUABLE BUSINESS EN.
Il teTpTitC; sOmethiI the purchaser can make
With his own hands, and have tie exclusive right
10 sell In any part Of the United States. The work
is very simple and will bring In II handsome sal.
RrY every month. None but thUse with capital
need answer Address, for one week, Box %, HRr-
ris House, T. st., ttt. l3ui and 18th sts Washing
ton, ID. q. nOll-Ot
National Republican., 1885-11-19

TuE Pitisbug Times mentions thr gay
and festive Johnny Mclean a. the hucst
pcrfon 10 ride behind Tammauy's man lliil
In the 'ss race. Il would be glorious
combination
National Republican., 1885-11-19

WHILE we have one commissioned officer
to every ten enlisted men in our army there
can be no serious objection to detailing
officers for instructors in military science
and tacticsi in institutions OF learning.
National Republican., 1885-11-19
m, RotIrlne noard ReorcnnIzed.

Tie old naval retiring board has been dis.
f1yod ara a new one formed, composed Of
Hear Admiral John l.. WOrdcn, Capt. A. W.
Weaver Medical Directors Thos. J. Turner and
Nm. I, llofd, and Capt, Richard w, Meade.
The loard viii meet at the department on
friday.
National Republican., 1885-11-19

To THE PUBLIC:
The long necessity for wood preseryatve OF un-
questioned character has been universally ncknowl-
edged. The Carolina Oil and Creosote Company,
located at Wilmington, n. o. is the sole proprietor
Of the patents for making Wood Crcosote oil, and
injecting the said oil into WOO which Is guaranteed
ly us TO preserve the wood against the Toredo
Worm In salt, as well as dry nnd wet rot. The
wood properly prepared with wood creosote oil is
recommended by us for
STREET P.tvEMENTS, RAILROAD TIES,
BRIDGE IIMBERS, TRESrLES, TELE-
GRAPH POLES, FENCE POSTS, PILING FOR
PIERS AND WHARvES.
We are prepared to I'LL large orders on very short
notice.
We refer by permission to Gen. @. A. Gilmore, U.
$. Engineer Corps, New York City; Capt w. II.
DiNhy, U. ). Engineer Corps, Wilmington, N. C.;
DR.. John II. Hamilton, Surgeon General, Marine
Hospital Service, Washington, d. c.; Col. w. l.,
Trenholm, q member Of the Civil Service Commits
sion OF the United States, Washington, ID. o. For
further particulars address -
LUDWIG HANSEN,
General superintendent, Wilmington, N. q.
I'll M
National Republican., 1885-11-19
Personal COMFoRT.

NnAILY WALKS, on EASY FEET,
II In open air best preserve health and lon
geyiiy.h Hence, the elite OF the world visit
DIR. WHITE q son, FOOT SPECIALISTS,
1915 Pennsylvania avenue (opp Willardhhotell'
IL North Eutaw St. Baltimore, for the painless treat
ment OF C0Tns, Dunl0ns, Diseased Nails, and other
oot ailments. DIR. WHITES fortieth yenr OF prac-
ice; his twenty-afih IN Washington. Fee, u
itting.
National Republican., 1885-11-19

CAsApA will nud the latch string out
when she wants to come into our federal
family, but we shall not 60 out 10 urge her
TO dissolve her connection with Brother
Emll's flmIlN.
National Republican., 1885-11-19
ANfUSEM EN- rs.
THE NEW NATIONAL rHEArrp.

THE NEW NATIONAL THEATEV.
"Tbe Wages of Sin" by Frank Harvey, will
le presented at this theatcr next week. 1t has
moral point and is suggested by It's title, and
yet II is not II sermon or moral lecture in di.
alogue. The general situation, character and
action point the moral which every one may
draw. The play is In i've acts. with many sen.
satiOnal scenes aud incidents and the comedy
Is ample Und skilliully introduced for light aud
shade effects. The piece was first presented in
St. Louis, last year, aud met with II cordial
reception, and has since met with unqualified
success. II has proven an exceedingly strong
play in all the elements of melodrl na-slt.
uGtion, dramatic movement, and scenery. IL
will hg produced here bya company where
each has been selected for the particular char
acler assumed, and combined give u faitilul
and strong performance.
lIERZoG's OPERA HOUSE.
Mis- Louise pomoroy begins an engagement
rt HctZog's Opera House next week, playing
10th afternoon and evening. Miss PomerOy
has made mCst successful tour around tho
world, aud IN every city has won the most en-.
thusiastic applause and ilatterlng criticisms. Her
clo' study, amounting to un almost religious
devotion, of male Shakespcrean characters has
teen distinguishing feature of her brilliant
career. The part with which she opens on
Monday afternoon Is Rosallnd, In "As You Like
IT, Her Hamlet which she will play Monday
evening, has won the highest enc0miums from
the prcfs all over the country.
ALBAUGn's GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
IIoyts popular farcal piece entitled "a
Bunch Of Keys" which Invariably attracts
large audiences, will be given at the Grand
opera House the coming week by the Edouin
aud snnpcr's sparks Company. For active,
exciting iun this piece Is ahead of any similar
lioduciion yet offered on the stage. II Is
known here and VIII draw we'll.
National Republican., 1885-11-19

that department. Our advice in the prem
iscs is careful obedience or prompt rcslgua-
ton. The regulations are not unreasona-
BILE or unnecessary.
National Republican., 1885-11-19

Tnr Balkan conference at Constautiuople
will have another meeting today. bat its
deliberations are of Gar lees general interest
than The operations of the bcliigcreuis 10
nnlnnrIn.
National Republican., 1885-11-19

sUNpnY Democratic papers complain OF
the Treasury Department for not applying
amy Of the surplus revenue to redemption
of bonds,
National Republican., 1885-11-19

The army of Greece is in good condition
for effective work in case that country
should decide to take a hand in the Balkan
business.
National Republican., 1885-11-19

Tur military have a dIsagreabic task IN
clearing the "boomers' olt ~ uklohana,
tut they are executing u with ueatnoss and
dispatch
National Republican., 1885-11-19

IF II lie true that she who fights and
runs away will live to fight another day."
the Bulgarian army may yet be heard from.
National Republican., 1885-11-19

"a TREASURY CLERK writes 10 the
REPUBLICAN asking IN a general way what
this newspaper thinks of the "rlgid Gu:
forccment Of rulesn now insisted upon Ia
National Republican., 1885-11-19

REcTIrIcATIoN of boundaries is getting
to lie popular theme all over Europe.
National Republican., 1885-11-19

GALVESTON is a good place to which to
send surplus shckels.
National Republican., 1885-11-19

There was nothing phenomenally gener-
Gus IN the vote Of the last Congress, appro.
priating four hundred thousand 10 pay
American vessels for transporting Amerl.
can mails. Not per cent. Of the mail
routes In the United States pay the expense
Of transporting the mails, and yet they are
carried at government expense.
The records Of the Postonlce Depart
mont slow that In the last fiscal year there
was received for foreign mail matter, ex-
elusive Of the $i02, ,s67 paid for the trans
portatlon of the British closed nails
S2,l9s, ,020, and paid out during the same
time for transporting them $327, ,207, less
than Is per cent Of the sum received.
A heavy blow has been struck at Amer
lean commerce and an American merchant
marine by failure to obey one Of the laws
Of the land. Such a blow delivered on the
postal service by railway, stage, and horse
routes would no; be tolerated by the
people.
The country, under wiser management,
can recover from all the bad results OF this
ill-advised and un-American policy, except
that which may culminate in English oc-
cupancy Of the Sandwich islands, and that
this will flow from the action Of the Post
master General may be set down as moral
certainty. When this Is accomplished,
England will control the commerce OF the
Pacific as absolutely as II does that Of the
river Thames, and a Democratic admins
tration will have incurred all the RESPONSE
bility attaching to it,
National Republican., 1885-11-19
WANrED-E1fPLoYMENr.

WANTED - A SITUATION ny SETTLED
w cOlored woman to cook wash, and iron for
private family reference II needed Call at 1921
ia Al, N, w, I-0I
National Republican., 1885-11-19
LOST IND FOUND.

- IRA DON 18TH INST, j ROAM COW,
- with horns from Gales place, Boundary aud
list SIS. T.. property of EDWARD MCMAHON.