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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-09-17

Mr. Editor:-Many of your readers
may be benefited by the knowledge Of
such an excellent remedy as DIR. Jones
Red Clover Tonic, which produces the
most favorable results in disorders OF
the liver, stomach and kidneys, and is a
valuable remedy in dyspepsia; also, de.
bility arising from malaria or othe,
causes. 1t is perfect tonic, appetizer
blood purifier, and sure cure for ague
Price, 80 cents. 3 +. w Bryan.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1885-09-17
POSITIVE CJJRE FOR PILES

POSITIVE CURE FOR PILES
To the people of this County We would
say we have been given the Agency of
Dr. Anarchists Italian Pile Ointment
emphatically guaranteed to Cure or
money refunded-lnternal, External,
Blind, Bleeding or Itching Piles.
Price SOC box. No Cure, no pay.
For sale by Fred w. Bryan, Druggist.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-12-23


Mr.. Vanderbilt never gave a thought to
an artists or an architects reputation. He
couldn't understand why man should
complain of change IN his plans which
would injurc him, SO long as the owner and
employer paid for II. When the plans for
his big house We're IN course of prcpa.
ration he was urged by his architect to pre-
pare for n larger dining room than he was
contemplating.
why" said the man of art, 'you can't
give banqucts IN such ROOM
"Oh, d--n banquets. l'm not going TO
give any"
"But you must. A man cant live IN such
house as YOU are building without giving
large entertainments"
''Well. II give any, said Vanderbilt,
"l'll give them IN the picture gallery"
The picture gallery adjOiucd the dining
room, so the buffers pantry was arranged
to open into both rooms. But one morning,
when the walls Of the great house had gone
up two stories, Mr.. Vanderbilt made his APP.
pcHrance IN his architects office. Hunt
was building William KS house, and was
giving the young man noble banquet hall,
thirty feet high. and splendid, with carving.
"Why, my sons dining rooms going to
be bigger than mine" shouted the excited
millionaire, wiping the perspiration from
his brow. 81 can't have that, anyhow" he
continued.
~ thought this was all settled. thought
~
"Oh, no matter about that. won't have
my sons dining room bigger than mine
How much will it cost to change mine and
make 1t bigger.
"A good deal" answered the architect,
"There will have to be new foundations,
the walls that are up will have to be taken
down, and
"What do | care for thatY How much
will 1t cost ~
The architect made some figures, aud told
Mr.. Vanderbilt that It would cost 100000.
swell, 90 on aud do it," was the answer,
But the architect objected, He told Mr..
Vanderbilt that to tear down the walls
would hurt his reputation, People would
think that there had been defect in his
plans. The CrWsus heard this IN open.
mouthed establishment, and when the aIchi-
tect at last askcd
"What will theside walk committee say -
answered:
"What Is that Oyou? Don't pay fOrit ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-12-23

Henry Bacon, the artist, who was Il
Marblchead boy, sends over from Paris to
the January Wide Awake some interesting
particulars concerning Floyd lrcsOn's
Rides" the article is entitled THE Dumb
Betty Lamp
Wide Awake has secured some good true
stories IF adventure from the pen Of John
Willis Hays, of the United States geological
survey: the first, tale Of western North
Carolina, IAN Adventure in Mica Mine, -
appears In the January number \ true
North Carolina story of the revolutionary
war, page Of the authors family history,
"a Revolutionary TurncOat," is also given
In the same number.
Messrs. Lothrop " Co.'S art book this
year, 1.-The HerOines Of the Poets" is n
superb folio volume containing iifteen tine
photographers IN fifteen different tones. II
covers English poetry from Chaucer to the
Brownings.
Mrs. John SherwOods "Royal Girls and
Royal Courts" in the December aud January
Wide Awake, deals with the Italian court
and presents Queen Marguerite as a very
studiOus aud learned lady: the episode of
the American Misses Stuart is true, anus
ing, and instructive.
Readers will lie glad to know that Mr..
James Berry Bensel, who has been for some
time at the Roosevelt Hospital In New York
city, Is gradually rcgninlng his health under
the treatment pursued there. Ills volume,
sin the Kings Garden aud Other Poe ms,
will appear from the press Of ID. LOthrOp N
Co In Il few days.
literary and musical gatherings In Boston
and vicinity have missed this season the
sunny face of the young poet, Ernest Shurt'
left, who is now Attending the theological
school at AndOver. Although he still lack'
a coul lie Of years to complete his first quar-
ter century of life, his third volume, "N hei
| Was Child an illustrated poem, is al
ready announced by d. Lothrop Il Go.
One of the busiest men in Boston is Mr.
iIcZekiah ButterwOrth. In addition to bis
editorial lHbOrs upon the Youths Com
panlon he finds time to engage In Il multi
tude Of literary projects, any one Of whicl
would seem to admit Of little leisure fol
other. Perhaps the most attractive one al
his later books is Wonderful Christmase,
of Old,n brought ont In two beautiful Illus
trated editions by d. l.othrOp IL Co.
Harvard men will find among the poems
In "December,' the first volume o
tThrough the Year With the Poets"
graceful bit of verse by n Harvard Junior
The readers of the Harvard Advocate vii
readily recognize the poem referred to with
out Its title being mentioned here. ID
| LOthrOp IL Co. will issue the series II
monthly volumes during the coming year
The two bns.rclcfs modelled expressly 10
the Christmas Wide Awake by the Low
Tile Company, and reproduced in thre
tones, have created remarkable dcmnn'
for the superb December number.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-12-23
ALL FOR LOVE.
On Old Man Seventy One Years Of Age
Suicides Because HIs Children OBJ
ject to His Third Marriage.

Iect 10 BIS Ihlru marriage.
Cincinnati Enquirerl
James z. Jones, q farmer living near
Bromley, KY, about four niles from Gov
ington, committed suicide by hanging him
self to a rafter In his barn. He was II
years OF age, and had been twice married,
aud the objection to his third marriage evil
IDENTIFY was the cause OF the suicide. His
second wife died few years since, and re.
Gently flame was :kindled In his heart
There Is buxom German widow who re-
sides IN the neighborhood by the name Of
Henrietta Lilger. The old gentleman had
OF late been paying considerable attention
to her, In fact, he dined at her house, and
the matrimonial coast seemed to be clear
for the old gentleman. In fact, only last
week he declared his love to the widow
and II was generally understood that he
had been successful In his suit. He an.
nounced TO her that they would be married
last Wednesday. lie Informed his children
Of the intention, and they tried to persuade
him out OF II. This seemed to weigh heav-
lily on the gentleman's mind, yet he was de.
termined to get married. Last Thursday
night he ate a hearty supper, and left the
room and went out for the purpose Of at
tending to some farming duties. lie did
not appear at the breakfast table yesterday
morning, and search was instituted for
him. His body was found suspended from
a rafter In the barn, and near II was a fam
lily armchair, which the old gentleman had
evidently used in putting his head In the
moose. His feet lacked about two inches
OF touching the ground. Four children
survive, three sons and daughter. The
Oldest son left home about eighteen years
ago for the far west, and his second son
left for fha al Ire ah.1tN
heard Of since. The daughter and remain.
ing son reside In the neighborhood. The old
gentleman, since the death Of his second
wife, had been living at home and had a
housekeeper. Coroner DeGruyter was no.
titled, and held an inquest, but has not yet
rendered verdict.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-12-23
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE INFANT PHILOSOPHERS STRAY
LEAVES FROM 4 BABN'S JOURNAL. By
TuLlIp :. VERDI VI D., author OF MA, r.
nifty" Mothers and Daughters" Nr. New
York For1s, Howard " llulburt, 1856.
We have read this little volume Of 1879
pages with care, with thoughtfulncss, in
struction, and amusement How its author
has so ,,erfectly entered into the spirit of
babyhood is to us an increasing wonder.
Its long ago since we inhabited the world
here so charmingly described, hut we can
still remember several of the circumstances
and incidents related, and feel no doubt Of
the absolute verify Of all the rest. Permit
us to commend "The Infant Philosopher
to all parents, especially young parents,
with the assurance that its pages will fur
nish much matter worthy OF serious mcdi-
tation, alternating with entertainment Of a
most original and unexpected character.
The volume Is full Of wisdom and wit.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-12-23

Of once happy homes, and the valley OF
Mexico evacuated TIL the elements had time
to accomplish the work of publication.
II ia related that when Cortez took his fair
Interpreter to Honduras she met there the
guilty relatives who had sold her into slav-
cry, and they wept at her feet, fearing she
would avenge their cruel treatment, But
so far from harboring revengeful feelings,
she expressed thankfuness for the early
treachery which resulted in her elevation,
and rewarded them with many gifts. Her
birthplace was Painala, village Of the
province of Cuatzacnales, and the name Of
The Spaniard to whom Coriez married her
was Don Juan de Jarmillo. SO far from
judging her harshly, the day and country
IN which she lived should be taken into
account. Several times she saved her
masters life and his army from destruction,
and to her more than to any other one per
son is due the sublugation Of Mexico. Re
ing a woman, she was faithful to her love,
even when the interests Of her own race
hung In the balance,
FANSIE b. WARD.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-12-23
TRAVELER's GUIDE.
pALrIMoRE AND ONO RAlLRnAn.

IL
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT SUNDAY. DEC. Is.
lenh, UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
Leave washington from station corner NEW
Jersey AVENUE AND c STREET
For Chicago, pas a. M ana 1910 y. m. duily.
The DAB q. III. Is a fast Limited Expires to ritts.
burg aud Chicago arriving IN rittsburp al $50 ..
a., Chicago next morning nj 500 No extra FIRE IL
'hnrged on this train for fast time.
For Cincinnati, Louisville, ana 81, Louis daily OF
p M, aud lOlOp IN" with Through toucnes
hnuVe. 8p. m. isa Fast Limited Train 10 Cln,in.
natl aus 81 Louis. arriving III Cincinnati next morn.
lng nc 10 - Louis O3u y. m, No extra FIRE IL
charged on this train Tor fast time.
For pittshurR ut 2.lB a. m. with pntloT Car
and 500 y. IN. daily 10 piitshuTg Cleveland, aud
O,iroil With sleeping Cars TO plusburg
For Baltimore on week days, 3, B.2U Gao $50.
$50 aud 1000 q. M" 1910 lao, $40 ,45.miu
te train, $50, 43n, IiO Gao $40, :. uu. s.25
aud ll.uO y. m.
For baltimore Oh sundays, G.2U. $50, $40 md
1000 ~, Nh l.25, lao, $3.50, 40. hiU, Gao.
For Shenandoah Valley Railroad and points
south, b3O y. m. daily, with Pullman Sleeper
Washington 70 New Orleans.
For Annapolis $40 a. ~. aud l2lO aud 4:BO D.
nj on sunday, $40 "a. m. mud i,lu y. M,
For way stations between Washington aud Raiu
more 2 Gao, $50 o. ~. 1910 g. u., $3.50, 4.iU
/, and ! p. m. on sunday s}u u. ~. and -
40, ilO, :, and ! y. ~. For stations uu Ni,irp.
lullut Branch, 40 %. u. daily. except sunday.
aud b.3l M. daily; 40 y. m.tlmly. tArrri sun.
h'N fut principal stations ~ Metropolitan Branch.
y ~ a M. daily. un sunday stops at ull stations.
fpt Lexington >Auuiou, uud Vale, Bruth, $50
20 m daily except sunday. For SuitI. .r.hurl tlt
intermediate points, H.ju "a. ur., 1890 aud II -
y. ~. daily except sunday For Frederick, SIUA
IN anr $40 =. IN. daily except sunday,
For lllgerstowu and Winchester, S!iU aud ul.I
u. ~. ana 6.3l y. III, daily except Sunday
lrunsurtyo FROM the west datly. n!lU, 7snu o ~
1880, LIS Sew Orcon, Express, aud GIIu b. IA.
FROM Annapolis $50 t.. IN. aud 400 nud j.25 T.
~. sunday 1888 y, m, O.3b y p.
From Lexington, b&iu y. III. dailyCyVepi sunday
From Frederick and Intermediate points, $50 "
49, and $40 y. N. daily except sunday
,rdlns leave Baltimore tgr Washington Al blU,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-12-23
Reforming the civil Service.

7 w IsT7TT0 wv I7T0TINVVTI1T
The proposition to make II a INSIDE
meanor for congressman to give unso.
licited advice does not strike at the root OF
the trouble. Congressman are consulted
and their advice is solicited because the
President and Cabinet are overwhelmed by
the rush Of ofllceseekers aud 80 overtaskedl
by the labor Of investigating Endorsements
and qualifications that they are glad to
turn over large part Of the responsibility
to the state delegations. The most labOri-
Gus administration would be overburdened
by the trouble aud responsibility OF making
all the appointments without such aid ms
Congressman now give, and an easy-going
one would surrender the whole business to
them. The evil Of II will grow with the
growth OF the governments business and
the multiplication of offices.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-12-23

cincinnati Commercial Gazette
The Enquirer is mistaken In assuming
that there has been undue political excite.
mcnt IN Cincinnati about the October cleo
ton. The election was cheat, fraud,
aud altogether base swindle. The city
was by thousands Republican in October,
and everybody is aware Of the fact. The
fraud has been exposed In one precinct, and
the people know they have been wronged,
1t is vain for those who have the stolen
goods in their clothes, and who have a
delegation certified to Columbus on for
gerry, to babble about peace and quiet.
First let us have fair play, and then we can
have calm, good time.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-12-23

is worth IA dozen of any other kind, Between
the numerous varieties of porous plhsterS there
is but one choice. BcnSOll's plaster Is modern,
scientific, prompt In action safe, pleasant 10
wear, Clearly, aud cures ailments In n few
hours which no others are able even TO relieve.
This mCt Is testified to 10y 5000 physicians,
pharmacists, and druggists, voluntarily, and
over their own written signatures, limitations
OF Benson's plaster, under the name OF CAP,
sican," "Cgpscum," "Capncin,' "Cnpcicinc,"
Purchasers may protect themselves against
imposition by examining the article rendered
by the dealer. Ask inr BeuS0n's Plaster and
face cloth and the word "Cnpcine' Is pOrouSed
in the middle of the plaster itself
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-12-23

"That gas is wonderful article" said
Commissioner of Highways Blgelow yester-
day as he ga2ed at crate in which the new
fuel was brightly burning. "You see that
salt,n he continued. swell, II has been
there for three or four days and is becom-
adds TO the flame OF natural gas That IL
strange difference. Pittsburgers are
learning something about gas every day,
We seem to know nothing about it yet"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-12-23
I'uE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 10
rue NORTH, NEsT AND SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK. SPLENDID SDfNTKY.
MFNI - ~


IuE north, NEsE AND SOUTHWEST
sTEE En- Rh H. MHGSi fFiiR SlSttE J ~
is EFFECT DC. u. 1880.
TRAINS LEAVE WASH NGIuN frnm s'utiot.
'Orurr h'h aud u SIS, ,s fp.'rvss
For lhu,nurs and The West Chicago Limited g.,
er',' Of rglgc" sleeping tus az paIuu. ~. daily
Fast l'ur N.th a. N. daily to Cincinnati prU -
Lrhis via Sleeping Cars from lllui,iulc ,nt'u.
.uuti, uud Hotel Car 10 81 Louis, daily except
saturday. lu Chicago with Slrouiu, car Altoona
70 'uiagu. Chicago aud tihtluuuil ENur,ss al
1.lu =. ~. duly. with sleeping tius Nushirgiuu L.
Chicago, connecting AZ Harrisburg Win Western
i Louis. pocirc EXpros- ~ H. u daily fu,
Piii'huiR Hnd 'h' West with through sleeper liar
uslutE tu Chicago aud cleveland
BALTIMORE AND puTUMNC RAILROAD.
FOR Erie, tinnlidnigun, Rochester, Buffalo, NJ
tz1fh 10 = ~: daily, except saturday, with Pal
zee Cars Washington 10 Rochester
For wlliusporl, Lock Haven and Elmirn. Al
9:lu "a. "a. daily except SUNDAY.
For New YORK aud the East, 7l5. g. ana u
4. ~, 2.iu, III, and 90 u. m, on sunday
!, "a, M, nnd 300, 10. aud II 2u T. M. Limited
Expires or Pullman lnrnr tHra. 0+U a IN. aud
! f. MI. daily, except SUNDAY.
rnr Boston Uithdu, chausr sop ~. every dag
For brooklyn, y. v, Jl fNruurI trains ,nuruc
At jCr'ry city vim. nou, a' brnslyu Aru,a
!moniins liroci trnushr Go llrnu street turdiu,
ionul, lrrrilgu nrru.s N,u N.t r'y.
F9, fhitloll a. Z 10 81. Hr. D o.. u.. . . 90
., 10 ant il..u p ~ un -wda, q ~.
wr' Hlu o. 300. and %. TI.. dolly except sunday
For Baltimore, Osii. 5.ia %. u4u Ubu. N ,
.f -' = s'''H y y -. w. 70. w. w. HiIt
ll2u 20. on SUNDAY, phu, n q m. . gsI1
. u, 40 10, and 4 20 % No.
Ron lup"s & rrnk Line ..lb "a. u. and s .IU D. IA
tally except SUNDAY.
For Auunpuii, 7l5 a, m, l2O', aud l.25 p. u.
. iul". CNu,ul sunday.
NLENNNnEiA MD FREDERIC RSBvRG RAIL
WAY MD ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
lpN RAILROAD.
Fur NcyunIra y, 40. 9.25, ll.u and II 80 a
~, 2hi, i2n l..iJ, Gul SOB nud ll;37 =. IN
Dn sunday, AZ q, 9.2b, l.ul q. M. S.uh o.. ui.
For Rlyhmuni and the south, Il and il:Ui a. ui
tally, and $50 J.. III. daily except sunday.
IrHius leave Alexandria for Washington G:Uh
/ :, 10, 10 iuN. M, !. 500 BOB, $40. 7.Ob. an,
! lu;l2 T.. IN, and l2lU uiduiph' except Moudny
/ On sunday at and lOlO n. m, ZOO aud 1912 4
/ ~, ana 1910 night
Iickcs aud information ct the ofl,e norihcas
corner uf Thirteenth street aud peuusy lypui
avenue, and at the station, where orders can be- pi
/ for the cneckinV Of baggage to destination iron
hotels aud residences.
/ CHA>. L. PuGn, General Manager
J. K. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-12-23
A National Amusement.
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette

ICinclnnali Commercial GAzcttel
The Office OF prime minister In Nepaul,
India, is not one which even a hungry and
thirsty bourbon would care to occupy.
The recent assassination of Prime Minister
Ranodip Singh recalls the fact that but one
In long succession Of prime ministers died
a natural death. To hunt down and kill u
prime minister seems to have become d
national amusement In Nepaul.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-12-23
EDUCATIONAL
7 ANDsoAPE LESSONS.

4 competent Landscape artist In water or oil
coloTs offers lessons to ladies and gentlemen in his
art, including during proper seasons sketches from
nature. Composition also taught, and flower and
object painting. Lessons given only at residences
to those who naturally have desire. Terms, 81 per
month IN advance; two lessons week OF two hours
each. His object will be, not numerous, but good
paintings. Pencil drawing taught, II preferred.
same terms Address ARTIST, 1647 9th st. n. W.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-12-23
I'uE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
l THE SHORT LINE 40 rilE SCUM AND
Sut'IIINIsfI

schedule In effect November 10, 1889.
700 A. M.-Lynrhhurg Mail daily, except sun.
DAY, TO local stations, connecting ~ 'htrioti's
willie with Chesapeake ana ohio Railway, Uud at
LynchhnrP with Richmond and AllcghuHy aud Sur.
folk aud Western Rni rUuds.
ll!lb \. M.-NrW Orleans Fast Mail, daily max.
lag close connection south and southwest. Pullman
sleeping Bullet Car from Sew York ana Washington
to Nrlantn: Pullman sleeping Cars from Atlanta
10 New orleans.
$3.50 T., M,-L0uisyille Fast Line daily, VII
charlottesville, to Cincinnati, Louisville. and M
Western points. Pullman Sleeping Cars from Wash.
iugtuu to LOUSY llt
iu:BU T.. Nj southern Mail aud EAptcss, daily
10 all points south and southwest Pullman Uunti
sleeping Cars frum Washing ,ou 10 Atlanta aud
Ncw orleans. Pullman Nlerprrs from Washington
via Charlotte and Columbia, tn Augusta,
MANASSAS DIVISION uHiu ltuvUs Washington Al
2'iD I. NJ. daily, except sunday. MnurIiUU trains
leave Washington at 200 a. NJ. daily, except suu
day, ll:l5 4. VI. and 6.3O T.. NJ. daily.
Trains arrive In WushiuctOn-S.Ub 4 NJ. south.
-rn Express, daily; luiuA NJ, SirushurE Local
iaily, except sunday; loo T. NJ. Lyuvhhurg Mail
daily, except sunday, Ol5 4. NJ, Ncw Orlcani
FN, Mail, daily; 04O +. NJ, Louisville Special
laly,
For tickets and information inquire nj Company
OHjco JOl Pennsylvania avenue. Trains leave
ruu n. 4 p. station,
SOL HAS-, N. SLAUGHTER,
lrathC Manager. Gen Pass. Agtut
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-12-23

l'UlCHgb News
EX.Gov. st. John hired the First Meth
ndist Church to deliver lecture In last
night, but was handicapped by the treas
urer of the church, who prohibited the In
PRODUCTION Of politics into the speech. A
Prohibition talk in which there is a practi-
cal application Of the principle OF Prohibit
tIon is dry affair, The only intemper-
ance permitted by orators OF this class Is
purely verbal Mr. st. John took revenge
on the church for restricting his customary
verhosity by hauling it over the Goals and
raking the lire hot with poker OF sarcasm.
lie denounced high license and inquired !:
"What would you think Of high-license
linr" No one In the audience replied,
but II venturesomc spirit had dared TO
speak in such an awful presence he proba-
bly, would have predicated his response on
some Of the speakers references TO the
Chicago press, and then have proceeded 10
draw conclusions IN somewhat un'
pleasantly personal manner. II is rather
strange that men who are such ardent adj
vocutes Of temperance should allow their
tongues to acquire u taste for Incorporate
MARCHING
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-12-23
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Try Snma Other pIen.

lClnclnnati Commercial Gazeue,l
II would be most unfortunate thing for
many Of President Cleveland's nominations
were the Senate to act upon Democratic adj
vice aud consider them solely "On their
merits" They stand better chance to pull
through upon the plea of political fayOrit.
ism and the necessity Of placating the ward
hummcrs and bunko-stecrers Of the party.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-12-23
STEINBO.IT LINES.

RIO NORFOLK ASD FuRI MONROE
L The Popular Route,
Cheap Rate, and superior Accommodations.
Ninglr iiGkyl.r ;l.2b, Round IMP, a.
e. :, Mail steamer GFOEuk LEARN.
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS
A. h33I T., N from 1th.st. Wharf
secure rooms uud u.NuF az baltimore and OhiO
offices 1891 aud go IA ave, ~ Marc Hotel, aud
Knox express, Gus Pa. ave. who VIII also check
baggage FROM hotel, and private residences.
For further Information inquire at Company .,
once, tn IT, wharf Telephone call I4j-3
WILLIAM 4. WEIGH, Geu, Agent
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-12-23

MI ADAME HOFFELDT, 4 GERMAN WITH
OF the late Great Master OF Music and Singing In
Dresden, Fir. Week, father OF the celebrated
Pianist Clara Schuman desires pupils OF any age
for Classic and Modern Music; singing AFTER the
true italian method She understands how to
eliminate the supernuous breath so injurious TO
both health and voice. and teaches all songs in
tent TO teach by Grammar fluent conversation and
epistolary style pure German Partisan French
nolG.lm - ~ ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-12-23

Application for rates 10 clubs should he mace
only 10 the office " lhr Company, In New Orleans
For further information, write clearly. giving full
address
Postal Nulr., Express Money orders, or New
York ENrutu-, iu ordinary letter. Currency by
express lli suu, ut - and upward At our cNpense)
addressed NJ, a. AIptllS.
New Orleans, La.
Make =. O, Money Orders payable and address
Registered Letter, ln NEW ORLEANS NATION.
Al BANk, Sew Orleans, La
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-12-23
Our Patrons

will get the benefit OF our Overproduction
EiSeman bros, corner 7th and T.,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-12-23
CORTEZ'S FAIR COMPANION.
THE MONUMENT ERECTED TO DONNA
MARINA AT PUEBLA.

A Singular Example of Early spanish
Art In Mexico-The Source of the
onyx-Church windows Made of the
Stone.