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National Republican., 1885-03-03

Rear admiral George Henry Preble, OF the
United states navy, died suddenly Sunday night
at his residence Mt Cottage Farm, near Boston.
Admiral Prcble was ono Of the distinguished
oHrcrH of tho navy and since his retirement
about seven years ago, has been actively de-
voting himsClfto literary l0bOrs. Ills WORK on
the "llistory OF the American Flag Isl val.
uablo contribution TO the historical record OF
the country. His "lIistory OF steam Navlga,
ton" was under his final review Mt the time of
his death.
with Admiral Prcbe this honored name
beOn borne upon Il since the time Of his fa-
nous uncle Commodore Prcblc. lie com
inauded the Oneida at the time the confed-
crate steamer Crcto (Florda) ran the block.
adc nj Mobile. lle was badly trOatcd by the
government at the time, but was subsequently
exoneratcd from blame by tho commander of
the FLORIDA, Cap. John n. Maflt.
Admiral Preblc subsequently commanded
the sailing ship OF war Sc. Louis, and met his
old enemy, the Florida, ut Madeira, then
under the command ot Marrlgault Norris, and
challenged her to fight, Being steamer, she
declined her captain having positive orders
from the confederate government not to risk
an encounter as Scmmes had done in viola
tion OF his orders IN the case of the Kearsarge.
The 81 Louis subsequently fell in with both
tho Alabama and Georgia, but having no
steam was unable to intercept them, Ad
miral Prehlos last service at sea was In com
mand Of the Pacific station. He entered the
service Oct. 10, 1895 from Maine, and was
aiterward Il resident OF Massachusetts. He
was well known In Washington city, having
been on special duty here.
National Republican., 1885-03-03
SOME DISTRICT cANp1DArEs.


Candidates for local offices arc looming up
rapidly. The following is list of persons
mentioned for the places For recorder OF
deeds, Capt r. J. Luttroll and John u. Norris,
the formerleadng in the race; register of wills,
W. Pierce Bell Benz. &. Loveloy, f. Dwrlsht,
aud w. H. Dennis chief Of police, uwynn
Harris; for public printer OF chief of bureau OF
printing and engraving William Dickson, with
preference for the latter place. health officer,
Dr. Hammctt, OF south Washington aud DR..
TOwnshend (thc former IA supported by Senator
German, Hon Barnes Compton, and the house
Maryland delcgatiom; postmaster, Lawrence
Gardner (who was one of the democratic alter
mates to the Chicago democratic conventlonl,
Robert Ball, r. W. Fcnwick, and Dr. g. i.
culver; for commissioners Of the District of
Columbia, VIM. II. Clagett, Vim. Dickson, and
samuel Normcnt United States district attor-
ucy, Charles Moore; secretary of the central
democTntic committee, H. o. Claughton, " X.
Elliot aud Henry Wise Garnett; collector OF
the port OF Georgetown, Mr. Croplcy delegate
10 tho local democratic Conyentlon) snd N.
Burrlu; collector OF taxes, j. W. Arnold, OF
Fast Washington Judge Of the police court. =.
g. Mills: chief engineer Of the fire department,
John !, Peabody aud Martin Cronin, present
incumbent; physician to the jail, Ds. A. Me.
Williams secretary TO the commissioners oi
the District Of Columbia, Dorsey Clagci. a
| large number of candidates II is said, VIII
apply for the office sf coroner. warden OF the
jail, aud intendaut of the asylum.
National Republican., 1885-03-03
Deeds Filed for Rocord Yesterday

Del. ave-. east side; st.. south side; ID st.,
west side, all of 50. W. so. 591; n St. south
sido, Mt the southwest cor. Of LIST ST. y, W., lot
10, So 59O: Del. ave, west side lst st., olst
side. bet and Il sts. y. W., lots 1 and ., 81
63S Del. ave-, at southwest cor. ID and Canal
sts., lot I, sq. GSS j. Is. II. smith ct al, trus-
tees, to Mallon Ashford, sG,OOJ
Same property as above described, Mahlon
Ashford To Edw, Temple, $500.
u st., south side, bet nth and 10th SIS. r. O.. lot
81, n ID. lRrncr's Urustee) sub. of su. $50,
Charles w. IOhr to William Young $500 90
A st., south side, bet Sth and 9th sts. II, w. lot
Is, ], J.. Barhour's sub. Of So. t0b TOILET
Paulsen TO Catharine G, Fishbnrne $1,000.
10Th ST., east side, bet. l. aud NJ stS. II. w., lot
~, 81, 14O, the heirs of sarah /, Randolph,
dec. to Richard Randolph $1,000.
A ST., north side, bet, 9TH and 9Th sts. 4. O., pt
lot 0, 81. 500, the heirs OF Wm, aud Jonathan
Prout, dec, to George W, Scroggins Sl5T Q5.
Same property rs next above described, George
W. Scroggins to John Smith Frauklin, ~, so.
lth ST. east side, bet. q and II sts, s. W., pt. lots
u and IS, So 1865 Margaret Martin TO Frank
H. Avery, $4,000,
I'd st., west side bet. f. aud T sts. s. W., pt. lot
%, So 59s Eliza Brown to Henrietta q. JEFF.
Lot A, Walkers sub. of Ruppert's sub of So,
;O5 Margaret NJ T. Foley TO Patrick +. Fitl-
9th St, east side, at the H. o. cor of l. st. S. W.,
pt' lot -, 50, 800, Margaret NJ, f. Foley, u
Mary L. Foley, 50.
COUNTY.
Columbia Heights lots t. ., and 9, blk. 10
John sherman, trustee, toJ Joseph Albright
Same property as next above described j.
Joseph Albright to Anna North, s39S0 TO-
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National Republican., 1885-03-03
NJ. patrlck's Total Abstlncnee Society.

The meeting of the St. Patrlck's Total Alb
stineuce Society Sunday night was attended by
the usual large number OF ladies aud gentle
meh despite the inclcment weather. In the
absence OF President McNerhany, Mr.. John
Finn, vice president Of the organization, pre-.
sided Mr. Archibald Clark, worthy chief of
Pioneer Council. delivered u very interesting
and eloquent address, which was heartily ap-
plauded. Mr.. James +, Mcguire read an artl.
the charter members of 81. Pntrlck's Society.
Appropriate remarks We're also made by Vice
President Finn, Mr.. j. ]. McDcvltt, and others.
A progr ANNE of more than ordinary merit
was presented by the Choral Union, Miss Olive
Dwyer, Mrs ]. J. McNerhany, Miss Alexinn
Murray Miss Grace Menshene, Messrs j. j.
McNerhany, George McCauley, aud others par
iipiDalinu
National Republican., 1885-03-03
Union Gospel Services.

The Union Gospel service held Sunday
afternoon at the Congregational Church was
led by Rev. Or. ID. W. FGuncc, and attracted
quite good audience. The subject under re-
view was "Christ, the Friend Who Stlcketh
Closer than II Brother" Dr. Faunce spoke
upon the sinners need Of such friend, Rev.
Joseph 4. Kelly upon Christ rs an atonng
friend, and Rev. DR.. John Chester upon the
Christians experience of Christ's friendship.
The opening and closing prayers were made
by Rev, Dr. Cox and Rev S. NJ. Newman, re-
spectyely. The singing by the choir was un.
OF religious interest was developed, aud quito
number Of persons rose for prayers, The
next meeting VIII bo held at McKendree NJ.
u Ghnrcl.
National Republican., 1885-03-03
No Dancer of a Silver Standard.

Secretary McCulloch said yesterday in
speaking of the silver question that while he
regretted the action OF the house Of representa-
tiYos he thought there was no danger Of the
country being brought to silver standard At
an early day. 'rhO condition OF the country
now" he added "is favorable for the mainlo.
nance Of the gold standard, inasmuch as the
balance of trade Is IN our favor aud there are
no prospects Of its being against us for some
months 10 come. Besides, there is Il large
amount OF gold In this country outside of what
Is held by the government and tho banks and
there 10 little disposition on the part of the
American people TO hoard their money"
National Republican., 1885-03-03
Church Of Our Father Concert.

The programme of the concert of the
Church of Our Father, which takes place to-
night, is one OF unusual interest. Besides the
numbers by the members of the ohoir-Mme
KaSpar, Mrs. True, Messrs. Knoop, Kaiser. anc
TheOphil, which Of themselves would make Q
highly attractive entertnlnment-theralhf tC
be a. yioloncello solo by Prof. Lent yioli1
solo by Nine. A. A. Fcngar, q chorus Of selected
male voices and the famous scXtet from
Lucia" The course has been peculiarly sue
cessful financially as well as artislically, and
the management have displayed exceptionally
good taste In the selection of the numbers fol
this programme. Holders of course tickets
should take notice that this is the concert the
date of which. is crroneously printed on the
tiokpt
National Republican., 1885-03-03
inaugural Union Prayer Meeting.

At the Iuthor Place Memorial Church
Sunday the pastor, Rev, DR.. Butler, gave
notice that tonight there will be n
union inaugural prayer meeting for the
purpose Of invoking the blessing of God
upon tho incoming administration The
custom Of holding these meetings once In four
years was commenced about sixteen years ago,
and has been continued ever since, and at this
part season and day so as to give all
strangers In tho city an opportunity TO be pres.
ent and participate In the exercises. The ser.
DO presided over by Rev, DR., Bartlett, A mum.
ber of other ministers In the city aro eN
pectcd to be In attendance,
National Republican., 1885-03-03
Mai, Eassett Resigns,

Mai, John n, Fnssett last Saturday ten derod
his resignation to Marshal McMichael as his
first deputy, in order to accept the position Of
United States stamp agent IN New York city,
aud the same was accepted lie came here q
little over two years since, almost an entire
stranger and was inlrustcd with the execu'
tive work OF the office, and that his manage
mcnt has been successful the thorough system
now prevailing IN the Oillce furnishes ample
proof In addition the gentleman has made
himself very popular with tho Judges, uttor-
ncys and those having business with the mar
shRl's office, aud, while they regret his de-
parlure, all unite in wishing him that pros
pcrity he so fully deserves.
National Republican., 1885-03-03

THE WoRLD.RESowSED NoTRE DAME.
sisters of tho most noted Catholic ladies' SEMI
nary In the United States, the famous Notro
Dame, at Govanstown, near Baltimore, Nd,
on the 3Otll OF last january, made public a
card certifying to the beneficial results attend
ing the use OF Red Star Cough Cure In that III
stltution. They state that they found II eilica'
clous alike for relieving coughs, expressions
on the chest, and irritations of the throat. The
board ofhealth indorses 1t.
National Republican., 1885-03-03
NAVAL APPROPRIATION BILL.


Increase Reported by the Senate Over the
Amount Fixed by the House aud the
Changes Made.
The naval appropriation bill as reported
to the senate calls for nh aggregate
Of si7, ,Gsg,337 which IS net increase
of s2,3Gi,5oO over the aggregate of the
house bill, and au increase Of S2,70S,sGj
over the amount appropriated IN the act Of
last year The changes made by the senate
committed In the amounts called for by the
house are as follows:
increase--For the general support Of the
bureau OF navigation, tl1,5OO; for special ocean
surveys Sl0,UUJ; publication OF Professional
papers, $1,000; purchase and manufacture OF
steel guns Of small calibcr, S2l,UO0; misCClla-
neous expenses Of the bureau Of ordnance,
$1,000; equipment Of vessels, $4,000 general
maintenance of the bureau of yards aud docks,
| 5000; repairs bureau medicine and surgery,
| Sb,OVO; prOyis ions aud clothing, $4,000; for
continuing work ON tno dOuble-turroted noni.
! tors, S2,OOO,0yO; for the construction OF steel
cruisers and gunboots, $4,000; for the arma.
meilt Of new cruisers and gunboats, sjJ1OOo.
The committee make reduction Of 100000
! from the house bill by striking out tho item IN
that bill for the completion OF the New York.
| lu tue bill Us reported the provision Of the
house bill to appropriate 81, 10000 tocomplctc
the construction and armament Of the steel
cruisers authorized by the act Of lSS2iSstrcken
| OW hnu lnc iollOWlng llAetltu 10 cnhblc
| the president to strengthen the naval estab
lshmcnt Of the United states by additional
vessels of the best and most modern design
having the highest attainahlo speed the sum
OF 81 $4,000 Is hereby appropriated, to be cX.
pended as follows, For tho construction of
two cruisers of not less than 5000 nor more
than 1000 tons displacement, costing, cxclu
| siyc of armament, not more than sl,lO0,UO
each; ono heavily armed guuboat of about
1000 tons displacement, costing, exclusive OF
armament not more than S52D,OOO, and one
light gtnboat Of about so tons displacement,
costing, exclusive Of armament not moro than
| s2I00JO; and authority is hereby given for the
construction Of said four vessels At not exCeod-
| ing tho total cost for each above specified In
accordance with such final plans rs may be
determined upon niter a revision ana rcconsid-
Grafton Of ull designs which have been here.
oiore made, and IN the manner and in con-
| formlty to the conditions and limitations pro-
yidod for the construction OF the new cruisers
In the acts Of Aug. O. 1852, and of March 3.
National Republican., 1885-03-03
THE NIARKETs

Another Weak Opening, but the Clos
ing Transactions at the Best Prices
Of the Day.
NEW YoRK, March 2.-The market
opened rather weak. Lake Shore was
hammered by the room traders, and sold
down to 63s in tho first hours. Della
aware, Lackawanna and Western and
New York Central were neglected during
the morning Sales to noon were 1330OO
shares, Northwestern leading with $1,000
shares. The trading was featureless.
The afternoon showed q hardening
market but trading was very dull. The
closing transactions were at about the
best prices Of tho day, excepting Lake
Shore, which was pressed down by tho
traders. Delaware, Laokawanna and
Western was quite strong on limited
dealings. Tho tone at closing was good,
and indications favor higher market at
to.morrows opening. The feeling after
the market closed was rather bullish.
Bonds were quite dull and changes not
noteworthy.
Sterling exchange was at islCg 4S7l, and
neglected.
Money loaned at 1@19.
Quotations or MONDAYS Stock Sales.
The following nAvo been furnished by Rate
man q Co., bankers, 14ll 4 street, being the
most active stocks in the New York exchange.
ODg HOh. Lotp Mo yIlet
National Republican., 1885-03-03

KEEP always in your houses bottle of An.
gostura Btters, the world renowned appetizer,
OF exquisite flavor aud u bottle OF Angosturi
liqueur, the finest sweet cordial now cXtant.
Both manufactured only by Dr. ]. q. B. Sicgert
q Sons, and for sale by Jnmos n. McGno.
National Republican., 1885-03-03

ROLLER SKATING, Gil and 6l3 Il street, near
United States postolice building Maple floor.
1000 feet skating surface Good music. Po'
Tito attention. Open tonight p. m.
National Republican., 1885-03-03
PROPoSILS.
DROPOSALS FOR BRICKS CEMENT,
l. SAND, LUMBER, AND IRON PIpE.
oTFIcE or BufLprNd FoR

VTTTVE WT NTTNNINW I0l
STATE, WAR; ASH NAVY DEPARTMENTS,
WAsHfSOToS, d. G., Feb, g. 1850
Separate sealed proposals for furnishing and
delivering the following ma crlalS ut the yte Of
the liui ding for state, War, and Navy Depart.
mentS IN tha city; VIII 10 received Ut h,, d0icg
Immediately Thereafter IN presence OF hildprs,
!, 5000 900 be I red amt ar Brrks aud
10000 best red skew-buck Bricks.
=. 5000 barrels natural hydraulic Cement
., 1000 cubic yards sand
!, 100000 feet pine Lumber
o, SuO running feet cast Iron Drain Pipe, aud
100 running feet galvanized wrought iron Pipe.
Npe 'ihcAliuns, general Instructions 90 hldltrs,
aud blank forms OF proposal for any o thuuHuVo
i've clusses Of maicriEl VIII he furnished 90 rpul'
lar manufacturers on dealers on apple don %
this Otli0e, THOS LINCOLN CASEY,
. Colonel Corps Of Englnosra
National Republican., 1885-03-03
1867 Prizes. amounting to,.--.-..-.--- t2O5.


0tfrNTW
we do hereby certify that No sururyl5r the nr.
rRncemcnts for all the monthly pud acnl.
annual Drawings OF the Louisiana Stat. Lottery
Company, and IN person manage and control tho
Drawing ourselves aud that the same are con.
Quoted with honesty, fairness. and In good faith
toward all partlca We authorize tho Comp my
to use this Certificate, with iar smile OF our ii
natures attached. In Its advertisements
National Republican., 1885-03-03

DURKRE's SALAD DRESSING AEp COLD MEAT
SAUCE Is made from tho freshest, pnrest and
waste, labor, anxiety and disappointment are
prevented,
National Republican., 1885-03-03
Concord Al the MnrIne narraoks.


The President has approved the act for the
erection Of II public building at La Crosse,
Wis. the act to declare o forfeiture OF lands
granted to the Texas Pacific Railroad Com
pany; tho act TO Increase the capital stock OF
The Commercial National Bank Of Chicago; tho
acts for the erection Ot public buildings at
Sacramento, Cal, and ut Key West, Fla; the
10 the committee ON Inauguration ceremonies.
National Republican., 1885-03-03
i Ssss /
i,LI,L,ss ssss-.. ILL.

This Is the only Chartered Lottery Of Any sta,e.
LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY
Incorporated IN 1868 for 90 years by the Leg.
stature for educational aud charitable purposes.
with u capital o. s1 OOU. 900. 70 which q reserve
fund ui over 3D5U,OOU has siuCo beCu aldC1
ny nm overwhemlng. popular vote lt' fran.
chlse wns made u part of The prC1Nnt State Con
httutlon. adopted Dec ., A. ID, 1873
A SPLENDID orPoRTuNtrY 10 WIN A
FORTUNE
It's Grand Single Number Drawing will taka
place monthly. " Never Seals or POstp1ncA
Look at the following Distributions
GRAND MONTHLY DRAWING
Ct, NSS G.,
A. New Orleans Tuesday, March 10, 1880 un.
der the supervision aud management of GGn. q.
]. Bcnurcgurd, of Louisiana, and Gen. JuOM "A.
Early, Ot Virginia
CAPITAL PRIZE. $4,000.
100 900 Tickets at Five Dollars Ench.
Fruct ons In iilths In proportion.
National Republican., 1885-03-03

lyThe latest news from Africa Is decidedly en-
couraging; the natives have ceased TO fry their
grand parents, and have advanced so far that
they use habitunlly DR. Bulls Cough Syrup,
Which Is o suro cure for nll lung troubles.
National Republican., 1885-03-03
shin DlseaAes-,,snaYne,a ninlnnnl., !,

"SwRyne's Qintment' 0uyes1,Totter, Snlt
Rheum, RlngwOrm, Sores llinpleS, Eczena,
all Itchy Skin l!ruptions no matter how obsti.
Mate or long sLandlng.
National Republican., 1885-03-03
STE.iMRO.ir LINNS.

NJ OltFOLlt AND FORTRESS MONROE
~ The pop llar steamer GEORGE LEAltY
IeaN es ,SeNe.th street wharf on MuSDAYS,
stopping vt Pucy Point ana Curniield, gol 4 and
returning Connects In Norfolk with all TAilTO ld
ana StUNmlOat lines secure rOuulY aud tickets
Rt u. On q. D0icc, Fourteenth and T. unsyl-
NAna avenue, ST. MRIC Hotel, and Knox Tx.
pres, buh P"unsyVauiR avenue, who Will also
Chock baggage nom hotels and private resi-
dcncca, FOR urlhrr Information Inquire
LhUue call, glb-1.
National Republican., 1885-03-03

UNHE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN Is ISSUED
4 EVERY ri URsDAl AukNlNd, 81 lcll
taluB all tho news OF the week. 5lJtssllAo
price, 81 per year, single consea, really tJr lnA
ng, b cents
National Republican., 1885-03-03

trpOr',''. y nA.D...u n,'-s

From PHIl.NpELpllIA Every SATURDAY. - v,
Iron WASHlNGTON ENOrN Ntrullu. ; 49, "a
ihloua A 'Hg luumps ,uu,. c'.nn wnt NfN
Through hllls UI lAuus given. Erclsls 40
gtlVtu AID delivered daily until Gn IN.
". 4, CLYDE ,s 90.
General Agents, fullalelpllA
J, II, JOHNSON & CO., \ gents
1.iL Hhu l3th ST. Nh.trNca >, W., 100 4 81
\, W. Washington ID, Z.
National Republican., 1885-03-03

BALTIMORE. March Cotton steady: mid
ding M Flour dull Howard street and
western superiine, s2.75@3.00; do extra, ST.
1O@3!65; do. family, S3,s7@I.75; city mills
s61; do; Rio brands, si75; Patapsco
family. $3.50; do superlatiye patent. S57j.
Wheat-Southern QUIET and about steady
western higher; southern red, S36ps6; south
ern amber. 93tQs5c; No. l Maryland, $3.50
s.; No. 2western winter red spot $3.50
S3Zs March, s3>s@sic; April, s5lsGSGii; May,
Ss1Agssysi June, Syisg syI4. Corn-southeTn
duh and easy; western about steady; southern
white 53@5Jc; do. yellow. nominal; 5l@,52c;
western mixed, spot l!@I71s fresh; May 17@b
47s;April, 47CGi2i{: May, 47loMl77Sc Oats
dull; southern, 3j,@3go; western white. $50
SS9c; do. mixed. 36@37e; Ponnsy lvania, S6e39c,
Rye quiet, 73@75c. Hay steady and quiet;
land, sl3.00gl5.0O. Butter steady; western
packed, 1l@se2c; creamery, 23@3ic. Eggs
easier, 23Cn2ic, Petroleum nOminally firm,
refined, 7s4@7Jsc. Coffee dull and weak; Rio
cargoes, ordinary to fair, S4@9i4c. Sugar
dmlli a solt, 8ls, Copper, refined, thick,
1gtSllc. Whisky quiet and steady sl..Oco
BALTIMORE srocK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, March 2.-Vlrginia 6s. consoli.
dated 45 past due coupons, 521I; new l0-i0s,
35l2; do new 3s, 521a. North Carolina 6s
old, LILO bid to-day.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET.
BALTIMORE, March 2.-Beef cnttle-Market
slow. Best grades cent of and others :,
cents. Best beeves, 534a6c: first quality
52s@5as' medium, SlI4e5; ordinary, 3l@35l
Most OF sales were from ~ to 524c, Receipt,
loo. Sales SOC. swine-Fuli supply and
fair to good demand. Receipts, $50; quota
tions, 6@7. The receipts OF sheep ant
lambs were 752; quotations, sheep, 21Sdj; dc
lambs, 31s@51l.
National Republican., 1885-03-03
WILLIAM y WEIGH
FMAHa. R.N A s....E


NJ ERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANS.
AVA uu luNun tOmpUu", for Boston, Mass vl1
Norfolk, Tho Al Iron steamers sALI.EGIANY 4
Cart. W llllum \, lHllett BERkSll me. C'apt
/, NJ, Auwcs' D. X, MILLER Capt solomon
Duwes, From baltimore every MONDAY ami
lHlkSbAA AT n m. flOpl Boston pyarY
MEpN tSDAN ana SATUEDAYnt nh,
Fare, lnglnalns meals and Gtaleroom hertn.
FOR SAVANNAH DIRECT no Al rro,
tiCamors JOHNS HOPk lNs, capt; j. 4 March
~ WILLIAM CRANE, CupL j. q TpvIor.
WILLIAM LAWRENCle. Csfl. a q ii55ps-
- EVERY FIVE plANsJH 'ly
n "ro'A ,nnClllding meals ard aHaieTp9pP veerLi
1lhss passage and children oT reduced rWeA
lhluut tickets % all points IN Georgia Florida
L. HuGElNS, Agent, 1901 Long DOCK Bal
J, SAMPSON, Agent 53 Central wharf. -.
Ton,
JAMES D. VESTS CO., AGENTS, savannah
ENLlnE'- AlsW NPRES, ,@-7,.f.
" hlEAM PACKET LINZ u. .Ns = ID
lOl UlNNss ~ ~
National Republican., 1885-03-03

A SPLENDID orPORTuNtTY 10 WIN A
FORTUNE.
National Republican., 1885-03-03

BALTIMoRE CATTLE NARKrr.

BALTIMORE. March 2-Vlrgnia 6s, consoli.
dated, 40; past due coupons, 521I; new l0-i0s,
Sol2; do. new Is, 521a. North Carolina IS,
old, 1.10 bid to-day.
National Republican., 1885-03-03
A APretiyWOnan'S Secret
Hereditary EnIdness.

GEORGE MAYER, Fidtoniu, 7erds,was
bald ut 23 years of agc, ~ his ancestors
had been for several generations. One
bottle of HAIR VIGoR started growth Of
soft, downy hair all over his scalp, which
soon became thick, long, and vigorous.
National Republican., 1885-03-03

Ily nm overwhelmlng. popular vote iiS fran.
Use was made part Of The present state Con
tuition, nduntpd Doe ., A, ID, lS1D,
National Republican., 1885-03-03

| mons Malt WhIsLcy, I lmOw q % DO Wholcsomc,
clean and unadultoratcd,"
FRED. n. SAVERS, VI. D., Of ROCHESTER, n Y.
graduate Of tho leading European colleges, snys"I
prescribe your Malt Mhtsl,cy IN my practice horc,
tunAider ~ very superior reliable article and can
heartily recommend ~ inlow states Of foycrs, acute
lin6nmmations, and depressing muladics generally,
and also as n tonic In feeble dgrston aud conN0L
Cscencc from acute diseases, where Ru alcoholic
| Pulmonalls."
National Republican., 1885-03-03

H"V'at'Vhs W hVHu"l stVth NaleNs
The following navo been furnished by Rate
man q Co, bankers, 1411 4 street. being the
most active stocks in the New York exchange:
nm l.A fv.. a.f.
National Republican., 1885-03-03

Prof Won WONDER, writes i-'Purity Itself
Dufy's Malt Whiakcy, Is tho p,irost liquor that
have ever anayzed. 1must therefore unpualiiedly
recommend IL TO the medical prVfcssion."
i Tho lato HARVEY l.. BYRD, NJ, ID, President
LOT the Faculty and Professor OF tho Baltimore Med
Heal College, says II hnd q remarkably FREQ from
lfusll oil and other Questionable materials often
Hound In the whisScs OF the present day.
JAMEsJ. O'DEA. VI. n, Of Staten Island, tho
Iauthor Of several works oninsnnty writesi "whcn
III prescribe an alcoholic etinuant order your fa-