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Burying a Woman with Honors.

Abaaoa l0,l Special DtspdteA,
when I die, 1 want to be buried with
the honors OF war;" That was the re.
quest made by Miss Amanda Stokes long
ago to her friends here, and to-day, in &c.
cordance with that request, and as q fitting
and appropriate tribute to her noble and
patriotic services as nurse with the
Union army during the rebellion, the
members Of Granville Thurston Post, No.
2lS, 6. A. r., in their regalia and with
mutiled drums and the flag she loved SO
well, escorted the remains to the church
and thence to the cemetery, where they
went through the solemn rites usually
performed over the grave Of dead COM
Fade.
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nr.rrnx,erss ROOF 1,ittnra.

Frayier's Root Bltters are not a dram
shop beverage, but are strictly medicinal
in every sense. They act strongly upon
the Liver and Kidneys, keep the bowels
open and regular, cleanse the blood and
system Of every impurity. Sold by drug
gists. Sl00. DR.. Fraziers Magic 0int
neat=the greatest blessing that has been
cure for Bolls, Burns, Sores, Cuts, Flesh
Wounds, Sore Nipples, Hard or Soft Corns
Chapped Lips and Hands, Pimples and
Rlotches Price tle. Sold by druggists
krasier Medicine Co., proprietors, 0leve
land, Ohio. Wholesale agents: Logan &
Co, Wheeling. W. Va, and ]. O. Dent 4
Co.. BrtdgePort, Q. pAw
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And twenty years wentiby.
It wasla wild, wet morning in March.
Mr., Maelesiel the minister was coming
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Rnci.ien,s Arnioa e,Iya

The best salye in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains
Corns and al Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures. Piles, or no pay required. II
Is guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction, oi
money refunded. Price Is cents per box
For sale by Logan Il %,
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They hurried to the cottage, and found
It even. as Elsie had said. The moment
they entered Joan called the minister. He
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Clerk Of Circuit Court Of ManhAll Conl
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Piles F, Plles..tplles,l,

Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itch
ing Piles. One box has cured the worst
cases OF twenty years standing. No one
need suffer Eve minutes after using Will
liam's Indian Pile Ointment. It absorbs
tumors, allays itching, acts as a poultice,
gives instant relief. Prepared only for
Piles, itching Of the private parts, nothing
else. Sold BY druggists and mailed on re-
ceipt Of price, ST. Frazier Medicine Co.,
Proprietors, Cleveland, Ohio: Wholesale
Agents: Logan & CO., Wheeling, w. Va,
and ]. O. Dent & Co.,. Bridgeport, Ohio.
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Theodore wores, the artist, relates an
incident which he heard in German
postotilce. A stupid countryman was in.
auiring for q letter which no affirmed
should have reached the postolilce o week
before. .Pos'restant." poste restantel
snapped the postal clerk. "Nein, re.
piled the applicant neekly, HCatholische."
San Franeisco Ingltsiae,
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DIR. j. r. SMITH I e!
No. 14o4 Chapline Street, ,.,.g

The best evidence f aphyslcIan's success Is The
testimony Of Ills patients The increasing dc
nads ior nv PROFESSIONAL services prove that have
lesIt honorahty aud fairly with those who have
consulted me. never use i patients name with
out permission, though have many hundred ger,
tifcates from those whom have cured after they
nd b0etl pronounced ineunble. A thorough med,
Ical education with many years hospital experiences
and familiarity with thefaputlc agents, close 9b.
seFylnce Of tQhpet4nentnl pecullarites and stree
.,tsntIou "a iIygiurld management nsures success
cure i possible, and frankly give the patient ny
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Kidney and Liver Diseases and rheumatism
Suffered tcrribly-"SothIng seemed 10 help me;
could not gst owl Of bed DIT. Smith cured me-"
4 - ~ zEpH. PHILLIPS. Wheeling. ~. Va
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a rn ! To rHH MOON.
or the Narrow Escape Eddie Taylor Mad
on q Ladder.

or the Narrow Escape Eddie Taylor Made
our Lutte oasi.
Eddie Tayloris q little boy only three
years old. He loves to get up on
hishplaces, and is always trying to climb
everything he sees. BE often falls and gets
some severe bruises, but he foreets thatas
soon as he finds something else TO climb.
One day his father had been making some
repairs on the top Of his house, and left
the tall ladder leaning against the roof.
AS evening came on, Mr.. Taylor missed
his little boy, and wentin search Of him.
Hepassed into the back yard and called,
eddie, Eddie, where are your" \.
"Tm up here, papa, said voice far
above his head. I.
Mr.. Taylor looked up, and there his
little boy stood. very nearly the top Of the
ladder.
The moon had risen Just high enough
to be seen over the ridgepole Of the house,
and appeared to rest on the top Of the
roof, and Eddie had gone up to get 1t.
sob, seetie pretty moon on the roof,
papa. almost got It." he cried. e.
Mr.. Taylor did not want the boy to
look down at him, for that would make
him dizzy. So he said, ceiling to the lad
dor, Eddie, and look straight at the moon.
l am going up with you"
He ran quickly up the ladder and
caught the boy just as he was saying:
soh, see, papa, the moon is falling
His head had had become dizzy. and he
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No. lM&
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Is that Of any man or woman afflicted with
disease or arrangement Of the liver, re.
sulting in poisonous Accommodations in the
blood, scrofalous affections, sick-head.
aches, and diseases Of the kidneys, lungs
or heart. These troubles can be cured
only by going to the primary cause, and
putting the liver in healthy condition.
To accomplish this result speedily and
eflectually nothing has proved itself SO
efficacious as DR.. Pierce's Golden Aledi.
cal Discovery" which has never failed to
do the work claimed for 1t, and never will.
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1t is said that prohibition is on trial Ia
all the counties OF Georgia but thlrty-two.
At the present rate IL will soon embrace
the entire State.-Augusta tGa) Chronicle.
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No preparation could have made such a
reputation as Salvation oilhas lin so short
. time without intrinsic merit Of the
highest order. " kills pain. Price q
centsa bottle.
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Some OF the young ladies Of Dexter are
sliding on skees, and others intend to, II
they have good luck. The stee is a sort OF
connecting link between moose sled and
barrel staye.-De1ter Ne State.
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tits predicted that the next House will
in solemnity and dignity rival tn. Senate.
The funny" and hilarious members, Cox,
Beltord and Horr, will all be gone.-Daroi.
Mich. y Free Pres.
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1t is said that Of the 200 boats that
were engaged in salmon fishing in the
Sacramento river last year not more than
100 will make their appearance this Sea-
son.-.San FranciSco Examiner.
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.@sdtsa1.
DR.. MOTIFS FRENCH POWDERS,

WIN cure Diseases Of he Kidneys, Gravel, elect,
Structures, and all Urinary and 0r1tArI Diseases,
Nervous and Physical debility, Seminal Weakness,
Scsy n,s,eT Ss,,Sd ny SII ~ n h ya,,,b 10y
ccsles &c. Syphilis In all Ii forms, sore throat
and nuse ulccS, etupti0nA, scruiulR, utter, salt
thelm aud all blood aud skin diseases. Female
daSS. Price o %, Bold IN Wheeling, w. Va, By
= y. ROCKING, LOGAN 4 Co., Druggists Sent By
mall sealed, 10
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legal 4ntiers.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
= uaGd states, for tho District Of West Virginia.
Charles L. BenY ..'tlIt
Ia Admiralty.

S'-IsN N@e S"esetNAAf 49, al. /.
suitlll cause was referred 10 he undersigned,
one9I Tue Commissioners Of said Court, ITO lake
ptooI q compute and a&cettGIn tho amount due
oMe Aoellant and Rny other persons who may In
t5vesy lot Iheir interests t6etela, and report TO
Lln S0urt the respective amounts duo and their
EHonues, u any, 10 the libellint aud intervDn.
w lbellanb ln the above entitled suit, and 70 all
oSaett whom Il may CONCERN notice Is hereby
ssl that have txad upon MONDAY, APRIL d,
o. Hngtis lbq., No Il Twelfth street Ia the city
wheeling In said dlIttt0t, a the place. OF ascec
s MnInG aud reporting the matter In Eald order
Given under my hand ibis ;a5th day Of March,
tSsS ALFRED RIiEINSfR0M,
InE9O H. 4 Commissioners.
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Laugh, II yOu win, but bear In mind
Whate'er your fault or unbelIef,
Search where you may. you ne'er will ind
Joy unallcyed with palm and griet.
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.,Ror,i, Al coyr..n

Ask for Wells, "Roush on Corns,n 15c
Quick, complete cure. Hard or soft corns
warta. buni0nh, ffl9
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1nfallible, tasteless, harmless, cathartic;
for feverishness, restiessness, worms, con-
stipation. 25c - 2ia
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Philadelphia Call. Z slfS g.-a y
Laugh II YOU can. but don't forget
THAT some are sad while you are gay; +
q Youtkky, all clondleSs now, mayyGti ~,
lie overcast ere close OF day.
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tiBuehu.paihn,n

Quick, complete cure, all annoying Kid.
ney, Bladder aud Urinary Diseases. 81.
DFrppiFta. IGs4.t 9ilalf5.i4I-
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&c HERVEY, AuclI0nGtF. Z. y. - y. 2.
Eli GeO!se t. K GiIrhtiSt, Special Commissioner,
4, FrOuIve by law, aud by tho terms OF The decree
entered In the above entitled cause.
THOMAS N. DARRAH,
Clerk Of the Municipal Court Of Wheeling. !
~
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". P. HUBBARD,
Il. u. RusSElL,

&c. HERyHY, Auctloneoi.
Iortlly thai bond has been given by said Special
Commissioners as required BY the taid decree. y
mr Clark ii ssId Court.
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Laugh while you can. there comes day
When tears these merry cheeks must trace
And WISH their rosy TINS away
And leave behind as0ber face.
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Goherie.s.
Louisiana State LOTTERY Company.

L0ulSlanai state IOttefy Company.
ave do hereby certify that we supervise the or.
Engagements fotall The Monthly and Semi.Anuua1
aud IN person manage and control lhe Drawings
themselves, and that the same are conducted with
honesty, fairness and In good faith toward all par
lies, and we authorize the compaiYto use this Ger
ilCate, with tacSimilies Of signatures attached
In liz ahYnTtisnnlentk.h ~
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FoSRE; DODGERS AND SMALL HAND

e 20 y ne INTEI1aaINcER JOE! RooWs, Nos. Is
aoasas1S S,rsenth street whore you can ba accous
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Laugh while you eau, but do not scorn
Your nelghbor'S cherries, solemn mood;
AL who have been, or viii be bon,
Must bear lies III, as well a good.
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LAuGHHY You CAN.

once Nos. 80 and 81 Fourteenth Street.
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The above Ia'e has been adjourned TO April Is,
ISIS, At the AaAe time aud place. &
GEORGER. L. G1LCHRIsT,
.n,IIII1s RncCIal Commissioner
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SATURDAY, THE 4th DAY OF APRIL, 1855,
~ y oslock Az the aid steamboat Chesapeake,
WI,tVIillts, Nekle, apparel, 30, at Wheeling,
u.s. Mabh.S Si,t, \. Sst ~ SIs,3iSlla!
w. lLrduG lltool0et0t Iibelaht 9ihTai
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TINTED STATES CRAFTSMANSHIP
" VI STEAMBOAT tCHERAPEAKEN

cI United StalGs ManhATS Sale. In the District
Ts!,nT me United States for tho District VI West
SS,i M,ssmeoAt Chesapeake, her engines, tackle,
yLttqe Of writ Of Hesdilloai Epoaai pesdesie
49, out o. Coutt, ot The GhIted
9lEeoiei In the above entitled cSIlSs, viii expcse
SidJss ~ y public ouscTy, and sell 70 tho highest
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Louisiana Slate Lottery.

For tIoko.1 OF iulther InioElaAtlon Of ne abc1l
Lostssy address, -
DAVE @. JOHNSON, Coyingten, Ky.
Amounts Of 8 % and over, b. Expires Al my ez'
PeaaA ~
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GALE OF ISLAND REAL ESTATE
y seventy one Desirable Lots Ia Daniel 2anc
In pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court Of
Ole County, Vest Virginia, catered on the 3lSt
DAY Of January, les, III the case Of Cranmer and
ot6en against Indiana MGJwprls aud. olhen, the
undanlSued Special Commissioners will on
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TUESDAY, APRIL :, 1886,


BEGINNING At O'Clock A. ", sell at public auction,
d he front door Of the Court House Of Ohio c0un
y,W.Va, the following described real property,
ituatcd Oh Wheeling Island, iu the City OF Wheel.
iag, ". Va, that "a 10 Eay: The uOrth one'halt OF
thehompsIead tract Of Daniel Zane, deceased, tho
whole Ol which tact contained twenty one acres
Under the authority Of tho said decree the said
commissioners have caused the piop rty 10 be dl.
VIded Into convenient parcels, and have laid OF
streets and alleys through The same, A plat show.
InStUch parcels. streets and alleys has been pre-.
pife, aud may 10 seen h the Court House, In the
oaio Of George HOOK ulGtk Of the County Court.
Printed copies Of said plat may DO had on appllca
tiOa 70 the undersigned.
The GaId property will l'St 10 offered as whole,
and Afterwards III The parcels shown on aid plat,
aud viii DO sold In whichever way may appear the
most advantageous. IN -lIl
TEENs OT stLE-One third Of the purchase money
OH much more rs the purchaser may elect cash 10
hand, tho remainder in two equal in1talllnsnts
payable respectively In Que and two Year, Il m thH
dly AalC, with Interest from that day, the plF'
ehlef giving bis notes for the deferred install.
meals aud The title being retained 70 secure the
nAVmAht NJ than
National Republican., 1885-05-13
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Wormleys-E. I. IIowison, Philadelphia.
Arllngton-w. A. Soule, Rochester, n. Y;
Wm, Birmey, Newport, II. l.: O. r. Hildeburn,
Philadelphia, and G. q. Hildreth, New York,
willards-John C. Underwood, Kentucky:
WIN. $, Powers, Chicago; ], L. Robertson,
New York, and IL. c. Harbach, Philadelphia.
Rggs--Francis II. Appleton, New York; G.
W, simpson, Boston; a. Is, Smith, Whining.
ton, Del, and L. Is. Plumpton, Hartford,
Conn,
Metropolitan-Dr L. Curtis Philadelpha;
FraukCOnklin ana wife, New York; A. b.
Chandler, Bowling Green, Va; James b. Doyle
and II, SlomRn, Philadelphia.
Ebbltt-A, ]. Conway, Wm. Calhoun, Miss
J. G. Calhoun, Addison Conklin, a. lIenheld,
New York; L. X. Hamesly, Philadelphia, Pa |;
George W. Dilley and wife, Palestine, Tex.
st. James-E. D. Sale, J. b. Nichols Detroit
Mich; LaunzO Sawyer and son, Pencot Saw
yer, San Francisco, Cal; WIN. II, Fagan, Mid
dleton Conn; C. Duudas, o. n. Even, Scot.
land
Nationals, X. Patterson, Harrisburg, Pa
John LOyett, Cincinnati, Ohio; Hon. John B,
Storm, Pennsylvania: NJ. j. Curry, Brooklyn,
n. y; John Hutchins, Cleveland, ohio; Geo
Y. Clifford, Mainei Joseph II, Coirode, Phila.
dClphia.
National Republican., 1885-05-13
ABOUT PEOPLE.


Hon. GEO. " n. LorHRop, minister to Russia,
is at the Arlington.
GOV. WM L. CAMERON, OF Virginia, is stop
ping at the Metropolitan.
FRANK sPERRY, OF New York, was yesterday
admitted to the bar Of this District.
CoMaoDoRE f., Y. MCCAuLEY has been or
dered to command the Pacific squadron.
NJ. GLENNAN, editor and proprietor OF the
Norfolk Tbgintan, is stopping at the Metro
politan.
SECRETARY ESDIcorr Gen. Drum, and Col,
inspect the prison there.
C. A. TAYLOR, the general passenger and
ticket agent Of the R., +. and p, railroad, is
stopping at the Metropolitan,
Miss EMMA THURsBY, while about entering
her carriage to leave the city Monday even
ing, made II misstep and resprained her ankle.
CAPT. WM. X, PAREELL having been found
By an army retiring board incapacitated for
active service, is granted leave OF absence
until further orders
Col. SHERIDAN has receIveda telegram from
the general stating that neither himself nor
wife was injured by the accident in California,
The carriage In which they were riding upset,
but they were not hurt
GEORGE c. MILS, the tragedian, has closed
professional tour Of lhirty.elght weeks at
Cleveland, Ohio. He has travelled 1000 miles
during that time, and will reGommenco acting
IN August under the management of Charles
Benton, and VIII add 10 his repertoire
"Richard Ill" aud "Ruy Bias"
THE Presidents callers yesterday included
Senators Jones, OF Florida, Mcpherson. Van
| Wyck, Ransom with Gov. Jarvis Call, and
Morrill,, Representatives Springer Bragg Hol
man and Mr., Hanna, Manning, Carleton, and
! Maybury Commissioner of Patents Montgom
I cry, of Michigan, DR., Charles Cary, OF Buffalo
\ g, H., Oury, Of Arizona; Representative
/ Beltzhoover A.. W Lyman, Rev W. Holmes
S. 5. Wallace, and Mr.. Richard Stockton.
National Republican., 1885-05-13
DosroFFIoE NOTICE

Letters for Europe need not be specially dl.
TeCted for dispatch by any particular steamer In
order TO secure speedy delivery NJ destination,
as all Trans Atlantic malls are forwarded byihS
Foreign mails for tho week ending May 10
will close (PRoAPrLY In all casesl AZ this ofiice
an follows
TIiURSDAY.--At IL M. for Europe, per steam.
ship CITY OF Chicago, via Queenstown at lp,
m. for Bermuda, per steamship OrlnOcOi at
1870 y. IN, for Cuba and Porto Rico, via Iia-
and Yucatan, Mexico per steamship Capulet
detters for other Mexican gtAtes must he d.
rected per Capulet)i AT T;3O p. m, ior Hon
duTas and Livingston, per steamship Ellie
Friday AT o a M for st. Pierre Aiiquelon
via Halifax; at 10 a, m. for The Mindward
Islands, per steamship Marlborough. via Bar
sATuRDAY.-At $50 a. m, for Europe per
steamship 5erviA via Queenstown; at $3.50 n.
m, for Belgium direct, per steamship Belgen
land, Via Antwerp uelleIs must be directed
per Belgenland"(i at $3.50 a. m. for Scotland
(letters mnst be directed per FurnesslR''); at
southampton and Bremeni AZ 1880 a. N, ior
Venezuela and CuracOa, per steamship Cara
per steamship Newport, via Havana.
Malls tor China and Japan, per steamship
City of Rio de Janeiro (viaHAn FrAnclscol, close
here May .lA At p m. Mails for Australia,
steamship Zealandia (vla san francsoo), close
here May $50, AT z y, m, Tor ON arrival ht New
York Of STEAMSHIP Celtic with British mails
sThe schedule OF closing ofTrana. Pacific mails
10 arTaug ged on the presumption of their unin'
terrupted overland trAnsit To Ban Francisco.
Mails nom the east arr ing ON TINE san
dispatched fhenlse tho same day. VIZ liH7
HENRY O. PEARSON, Postmaster,
PosIOFFIcE, NEW YORK, n. y, NAY ,, 1850
National Republican., 1885-05-13

He was western senator, not used to
fashionable ways, and was n guest at a
Washington ball. Entering large, brill
liantly illuminated suite he suddenly
stopped, backed toward tho door, and in
Mortified tones exclaimed:
my stars, I've made a mistakew
my dear Senator Blank" said the
hostess, hurryiug toward him, whats
the matter? You look ill.,"
go nothing, nothing, only / am such a
dolt came very near entering this apart
ment by. mistake. Please pardon me and
show me tho way to the ball room"
"Why, senator. this Is the ball room.
What did you think it wasp
"The-the ladies' dressing room," mur-
INJURED the senator, mopping tho perspira-
ton from his brow Chicago Tribune.
National Republican., 1885-05-13

them, and they rush him over to tho De-
partment Of Justice, where Attorney
General Garland may be also frightened
and let 90 so dangerous n customer; hold
that no is nmuestcd, perhaps, and 80 not
liable to trial. Political and social innu-
onccs seem to be at work to avert the
danger to which DIR. Wales may be sub
joct whenever he faces tho facts. We
shall SEQ.
National Republican., 1885-05-13

ONE hundred per cent. is said to be the
average profit for articles onlprime neces'
sity which are kept in the company
stores Of mum erous southern corporations
and used in lieu of cash to pay for the
labor of tho blacks. This noble device
enables tho capitalists who resort to it to
put thoir wares into market at prices
which defy honorable competition. And
this is one of the great evils which now
Dliict the intelligent white wage work
eTB Of the north.
National Republican., 1885-05-13

IT is difficult to locate eH-Surgeou Gen
eral Wales either as plaintiff or defend
ant; to determine whether the court is
trying him or he is trying the court;
whether no is afraid of them or they are
afraid Of him. One day he is in the Navy
Department getting the trial put of two
months; another day he is in the United
States Supreme Court claiming to be
civilian in prison. again he is back in the
Navy Department telling the distin-
Guished and courageous naval officers
who constitute the court that he shall hold
them ''personaiy respJpsiJle and liable to
action for any bJary' that may bs dono by
them to the accused. This seems to scare
National Republican., 1885-05-13

Mr.. HENRY JoSEs, of the Post, one of
tho special agents to collect statistics for
tho labor bureau is a walking encyelo-
pedia Of such statistics, It is seldom, in
public affairs, that any man Is assigned
to duty for which he is so we'll equipped
as is Mr. Jones for the work on which he is
to enter,
National Republican., 1885-05-13
Extremely sugg.stive Figures.

Official statistics show in other direc.
tions that taxation checks the consump.
tion of liquors. Under the internal
revenue laws imposing tax on spirits
their consumption has considerably do.
clined. The figures show that $4,000 900
people in this country last year consumed
less spirits than 3l,000,000 people con-
sumed in 1860. The exact figures for
1884 were 72,090,s37 gallons consumed,
while in 1860 the consumption was &c..
1854, ,574 gallons. If the consumption last
year had been proportionato to that of
1860 it would have reached 100000, 900
gallons, instead Of which it was consid-
erably less than half that amount.-Netc
Hnrk TrihMne
National Republican., 1885-05-13

A SAD story comes from Reading, Pa,
of mother who drowned herself and
children under the influence of religious
fanaticism. IL is probable that this
woman would have gone crazy on some
other subject If religious excitement had
not furnished tho immediate cause.
National Republican., 1885-05-13
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nAILY WALKS on EASY FEET
IN
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visit DIR WHITES Establishment l41B Penn
sylVRnia avenue (opposlte WIZARDS HOtel), for
the treatment Of Corns, Bunions Club and ln'
yerted NHllh, and all diseases OF the ROt, Hid
twnnty-hflh c0llaecltivO year of practice IN
Washington. Clialhmore ltatablsllment, II
North Eutaw Btreet) once foe, VI sitting
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