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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-19

n>-s=o JOHN WESLEY ZION NJ L. CHURCH,
w Conn. ave, bet. and NJ sts.-The Rev.
on SUNDAY, the 20 or MAY. there will be a
grand rally at the above Church, on which oc-
casion the friends and well-wishers of the con.
gregation areinvlted to attend. mhl8-6t
n<TssS. NJ CATE, NJ H., 9l6 MCPHERSON
W. square, Washington, d. C., gives special
attention TO diseases of the nervous system,
phone call AS. mhS-3mO
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-19

XJTANTED-QuIETY YOUNG MAN DESIRES
w room and board, not to exceed $40 per
month: northwest preferred; best reference IL
desired. Address COMFORT, Republican
Office. i.2O
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-19
JTliNTED---ROONS.

VXTANTED.BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE,
w furnished rooms, with or without board
must be well located. Address II. a. D., Re
publican Oilicc. l-22
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For RENT---HOUSES

ENoR rem T-GSTORY BRICK HOUSE
II with bay window II rooms, with bath;
well Of spring wHter in yard; modern improve
ments; I2l II st. n. w. Apply 227 st. n. w.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-19

n<Sss THE DENTAL INFIRMARY, MA
w tional University 1901 L st. n, W., open
daily from TO . p IN. Extracting free. Filling
at cost of material. Teeth inserted with or with
ministered by competent and experienced
opcratOrs mh3lm
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-19

YUNELL YOUR GROCER TO ORDER YOU A
i dozen Bohemian Beer, or send your orders
direct TO Headquarters. 1t Is delightful 75c
per dozen. +. II. FINLEY, 1906 ID ST. N. w.
uTANTED-A MEMBER DESIRES A FUR
w nished house, about 10 rooms; terms by
the year at not to exceed 5000. Address MEN,
BER, Republican Office.
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BUsTyEss Directory.

II II. DICK, NATIONAL LABOR BU.
II. REAU, 5l7 eth st. N. W., Washington,
n a mh1.tf
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-19

n.y. WHEREAS IT HAVING COME TO
pss' the knowledge of the Clerks Early
Closing Association that a few merchants Oh
9Th st., having guaranteed closing OF stores at
chants meeting held several weeks ago, have
broken iaith and returned to uncertain hours Of
closing; therefore be 1t
RCsOiroi, That this association condemn such
action nS embarrassing II IN its humane under.
taking TO tighten labor as being disregard of
public sentiment, and contrary TO the desire of
The majority Of merchants in the District of
Columbia. mhl7-3t
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-19

E<Sss THE CLERKS EARLY CLOSING As
W. sOCiaton, believing in the justice of its
cause, and having received some financial Rid
from merchants without solicitation, now ap-
peal to all who favor the movement for sub
Stnntiul assistance Contributions can be sent
to WM. II. DANIEL, President,
400 7th st. n. W.
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TlNTED-EUPLoYUEyT.

Sr6a A. c9LoRER seRmS.s Rb by TIsES iRs Mcsf
and is willing to sew cheap. Address 15l6
81 ~ w 1-22
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-19

Exclusive private wires-New York, phila-
dclphia, Baltimore, Detroit,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-19
WAYTED---MISCELLANEOUS

UTANTED-ADDRESs OF ALL SHORT
w hand writers who desire to increase their
speed; state whether at leisure during day or
only at night. and also the true speed. Address
BOy H. Rcpublican Office, BOP
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-19

CRAY q CLARKSON, BOOK AND JOB
" Printers, 330 Pa. ave. Globe Building.
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EnR RENr---RnnnrS

II0R RENT-TWO COMMUNICATING FUR.
.I nishcd rooms, parlOrand bcdroOm all mod
crn improvements in the house; cars pass the
door ii3 Mass. ave N. w. 7.22
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-19
WiNTED---HOUSES.

TANrED--TO BUY FOR CASH-A 6 OR
w room house, with all modern improve
mcnts, west of 18th st. and north of II st, Adj
dress with full particulars, d. H. Republican
0nipp Ron
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PERSONAL.

DURE BUTTER AND CHEESE.
i Good Table Butter for 2jc. to 40c. per ID.
Good Cooking Butter for l5c. to zoe. per Id.
New York Cream Cheese, l5c.; lbs. for 2jc
All Our Butter Warranted strictly Pnre;,
II. j. YouNGs &ICo., 93l b st. n. W.
,n1,IO.Gt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1886-03-19

ITOR RENT-To A SINGLE GENTLEMAN
II only, Il back pnrlor bedroom, nicely fur
uished aud with every cOnyenieucci price, Sl7
118j 18th st., bet l. and NJ. 72l
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~o,hnr oau."n ',Slc TO-
1Inrno /,n nc,m,nI 'n"t iou Struc-
md ~" rnn, "oe u'oWn cow
Imno, w,o nmroofnI 49,! m"n'tHoa
oi,ppns ;rni'' nnt !" ~Mn!IoNcu' mus
nm,rninnt;in WINE ~ ttIcSr"p'iic
onw nons"n,n,no ,t;no o,nts DaHul,'S Oh
;n;r rod wd ,To "SiWo rom 'ic ccpoI
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rnrninmnr "Tho ''uS.h! 'cc"In'I oy
mnhS.ihrIn' WV ""'hCH II mas o'cil
,r nnc,,r"o ,TS,|"'o WI" @"! c.'&ic"
mrnnor,;nI w Ti''II '"SS Is uiS,
tthot SEQ nWN Mn Nmn'Ih ~ IS GS'iui:t''H
In~st rnwnI VIZ i'P'""t INC o"'idi"@'
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to wNrn,,.G ~ h S,"tn' VIZ S"tti a.
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LITTER FROM ARKANSAS.

Nrn Eino Crop ProspcGt---In,migrants
from tho South, Moving largely into Ar,
iSnnsnS.
PINE BLUFF, AK, April l2.-Thc
past winter, which was one OF unusual
severity in this part of the country,
after lingering long in tho clap of
spring., at last has given place to
warm, inviting sunshine, singing birds
AND bluoinin@ flowers, which herald
the near approach of summer. Tho
weather continued changcable and uil-
certain and very discouraging to plan
Ter" up to Tie 9TH instant, when there
wa>a heavy tall Of snow, but it not
ucluG cold enough 10 freeze, after o
few hDurS Of sunshine all traces of the
snow disappeared, leaving no visible
sign of damage either to the fruit crop
or 10 vegetation. Since then tho
Wcpthc! has been such as to cause
everything to put on new aspect of
life amd vigor.
TIE farmers throughout the country
arc very busy making preparations, as
usual, for Il large crop of cotton. This
is a 9OOH corn country, but cotton is
iilir small %,,in rnisri bcrn md whot
i i mrnrrnIly .,wu Intnin t,'n snr;m~
.S ihr ,hunI1ncn nf rnin md TX Loci
nrnrlrs Iurinm thr winirr almn,i ;n'
yul ;n,,jy mrnvr LrS,rur,ivc ,n Gu .ow.-
ing.
Jhrrr Inns hrnu ,hr rro,toci lonond
an ,hr r,,I ~ r,,,,n,SS ~. 49, r',,
',,,it i"I W Nv, '"'a HPr,"S 'cl
n]nriiy owiur io tnr rnct that fila ;mnuw
of iIn,niuro,inn ]Ssinrimw tho n,,t wim,nr
w,. unusr,Ilv l,r"n ms, ~ ,hn nnw.
rnmnrs hrimm nnT,.,m. wk, h,1 irs,
crnunh mr. I'M Ii,,In n,,n m,nmn,. ,E" wn
il tnnk ,n drrr,y ,h.;r nx,m.mS.: Ln,m
ANA nriuy in ],nrt,in l,nmn. m,,i. H.
thr uunrt",or Inv ny nnr inS, Tn.i.ln'
turr. = m~nr1T,nr nn rrnn wi,hnuI ctnrk
or .,,unr LinI nr ,r,I ns,,in i moi v,l;I
snruriIy U.nr, MANY h,vn nxmcri.
cnrrI ,:nusiLrrah,n IiHfcnitv ~ nhtinin.
iry .umnlir. Nnt mo nnw:,nn,nys nro
nnTI oInnn in Ills rcsncr, Tnnrn i q
r,,ss or farmers hcrr ne ,horc ;s rvnrv.
wnrrr sunnnsn who from ,,cl. or
nrrsinh, MT manor ecn,,nm,. or fr,n,
n,hrr ,nuscs h,vc "o,,on hchind md
I,rrui nIin"ciLrr IN ihr crrIit systn,n
for SupDlirs ,luriuU the sumurr. and
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SHOT FOR a
The Sad Death of Mr.. w. w. Wilson, o
Georgetown County.

The Sad Death of Mr.. w. w. Wilson, of
Georgetown County.
( Fi0m the williamsburg County Record)
Mr.. w. Wilson, a citizen Of George
town county, was accidentally shot
and killed by Mr.. William Lambert, OF
the Same county, on Thursday morn
ing last In the ~ncighorhood of Cedar
Cree, just across the Williamsburg
line. On Wednesday evening these gen.
tlcmen madean engagement to 60 turkey
hunting the next morning and were to
meet at a designated place. They
reached there from different directions.
About daylish Int Mr.. Lambert heard the
gObbling of a turkey and approached
as near as he could, but before he
could get an opportunity to shoot, it
flew down in the opposite direction
from a tree which Mr.. Lambert was
nearing. lie followed it and saw an
object through the bushes, which he
thought was "A turkey, but it was his
comrade, MIR. Wilson, crawling on the
ground trying to shoot tho same tur-
key. AS Don as the smoke cleared
away from his gun he looked to see if
he had killed the turkey, but to his
great horror Mr.. Wilson rose up aud
approached him saying, "You have
killed me--take care Of my wife and
children He had been struck In
the neck and in the side Of the body
with large shot, and the blood was
squirting from the wounds. Assisted
by Mr.. Lambert he walked some dis
stance, but soon sank To the ground.
Mr.. Lambert hurried to the nearest
house for assistance, but on returning
found Mr.. Wilson dead. He was q
young man and leaves u wife and sew
eral children.
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THE IRISH PARLIAMENT.

III" Text of Mr.. Gladstone's Fnmou Bill
Mad" Public.
The House OF Commons having voted
permission to Mr.. Gladstone to intro
,iUcc his bill for the better government
Of ireland, the official text Of the meas
urc l. now made public. 1t debars the
Irish Parliament from lcgislating con
ccrning the status, dignity or success
sion of the Crown, from passing laws
allccllmg peace or war the army or
navy, militia or volunteers, or the
defence OF the realm. and from taking
any action concerning the foreign or
colonial relation, Of the Empire.
Among oth"r subjects placed beyond
the power OF the Irish Government to
deal with are dignities, titles and hon
urS, prizes and boOtics of war, Offences
against the law of nations, treason and
aIIcnaSc, navigation, copyright, pat
cnt!S,. mails, tclcgraphs, coinage,
weights and measures. The bill turth-
or prohibits Ireland from doing any
hing TO establish or cndow any re-
ligion, or To disturb or confer any
privileges on account Of religious be-
lief, and also forbids il to impose GUS
'''''H vi 'N'lHS NtllCS. liz SyutcI Is
given TIC same p~rcrogativc to summon,
rrOroguc and dissolve the Irish Leyis-
Iaturc rs she has with respect to the
Imperial Parliament. To her Majesty
is also given the power to erect forts,
arscnalS, magazines and dock Yards.
The Irish Legislature is permitted to
impose axe to be paid into the con-
SOlidatcd fund to dciray the expenses
of the public service i'm Ireland, sub
.jcct TO the provisions of the Irish land
purchase bill, but is not TO either raise
or app oDriatc revenues without the
recommendation OF the Queen, made
through the lord lieutenant. Church
property in Ireland is TO belong TO the
Irish people, subject to existing
charges.
The executive government of Ire
Land is vcstcc ~ the Queen in u lord
lieutenant, who will govern with the
aid of such officers and councils as the
Queen may appoint, and will give or
withhold the Queens assent to such
bills as the Irish Legislature may pass.
The absence Of modification of the
home rule bill d%isheartens the Liberals,
and IL movement is on foot to obtain
Giadstonc's assent to the introduction
of a motion asking the House of Com
mons, before the second reading of the
bill, TO adopt Il resolution simply
affirming the necessity of establishing
a Legislature at Dublin.
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s'NHdDTHH ERS'
FIR chi
NJ AXES CHILDBIRTH EASY.

The time has come at last when
the terrible agony incident to
this very critical period in u
wOman'S life can be avoided.
n distinguished physician, who
passed the greatest portion of
his life (folty-fOur years. in
this branch of practice, left to
collaborating woman this price
less legacy and lifc-Saving APP
pliancc, "TlIE MOTHERS
FRIEND" and to-day there
arc thousands Of the best w0-
men in our land who, having
used this wonderful remedy
before confinement, rise up and
call his name blessed.
We receive letters from every
section of the country thank
ing us for placing this prepare
ton in the reach of suffering
woman. One lady from North
Carolina writes us that she
would like To thank the pro-
prictorS ON her knees Cor bring
ing ii to her notice, as in y pre-
riOuS confinement she had two
doctolS, and they were COM
PEELED to use chloform, inStru-
mcnts, etc. and she suffered
almost death: but this time she
used "MOrlIERS' FRIEND"
and her labor was short, quick
and almost like magic. Now
why should q woman suffer
when she can av" il? We can
prove all we NJ by EUtHg
UttHcSS,S, and ne interest
cd can cali, or fave their huS-
bands do SO, nj our office, and
see the original letters, which
we cannot publish.
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Bland CHAPLAIN MlLHyKN.

(from tie washington Posts .

(irom tie Ha&hinytoa Po~i.)
The Rev. Dir. Milburn, Tic bliud
Chaplain of the House Of Representa-
tivcS, whose pray crs are Just now
creating Il sensations, is Il remarkable
man III more than one respect. Forty
three years ago he was told bv Cmi.
ncnt doctors tsat Inc would be dead
within six months, and since that time
he has Travelled, by actual computation,
Il million and Il half miles in his voca-
ton. He is now physically, although
III his eiXty-iourih year, as strong and
robust rs most mon of thirty, and his
intellect is Of more than common
power. He can give moro accurate
descriptions Of Westminster Abbey,
Cologne Cathedral, Metre Dame and
the other Oid Word monuments than
can the majority Of those persons Whu
have not been ~dcDcndCnt on oi.,y
peoples eyes and ON their sense pi
touch. lie can describe the ro,j.v
outlines and mountainous dGcliviIi,~ul
the Sierlas ana OF the Rocky Mountains
and Of the picturesque beauties OF tn,
Blue Ridge with Il force and yi,nr
combined with accuracy rarely equal
ed, even hy writer's who still irtain
their sight, while he has been L..ll
since he was five Years Old. II j. ms
wonderful power of thus describing In
simple language the concrete lhinw. Of
Lie that renders his and
prayers so iorcciU!aid aitrac.siI item
such widespread attention. Ifs first
llV0cailOn 10 attract notice in the
House was Il vigorous Recommendations of
Stock gambling, but rcycutiI nc east
all previous utiur0mCcs in iH" ,luuin by
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a Prohibition victory in Rhode Island.

The election in Rhode Island on
Tuesday resulted in a decided prohi-
bition victory. Governor Wcstnore,
Republican, is reelected by less than
$500 majority, while Edwin Metcalf,
the Democratic and Prohibition candi-
date for attorney-gcneral, has a major
ity Of 1874. Tho prohibitoTy liquor
law received over onc.fnh of ali the
votes cast. The liquor dealers are
d~umbionnded and a scarcely realize
that their occupation is gone. On the
other hand, mass and prayer meetings
were held all over the State OH Thurs
day night for the purpose Of giving
thanks and rejoicing over the result Of
the most memorable political contest
that ever took place in the State.
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THIS remedy is one about which we can
not publish certificates, but it is q most
wonderful linimcnt to be used after the
first two or three months.
Send for our treatise on the Health and
Happiness of Woman, mailed free, which
gives all particulars.
The B~RADFlELD REGULATOR Co.
Box 90, Atlanta, Ga.
Sold by all IruuuiStS
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ADVICE TO

MRs. WfNsLOw's SOOTHING SYGUP should al
ways bc used iOr children teething. 1t sootheB
the chiid, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie. and Is the besl remedy for
aiarrhPa. TWENTY-FIVE cents a bottle.
JulyI4Ltyl'
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GIadstono's scheme for Ireland.

INC second rcodin0 ~ Cl,Istnnn.,
home rnlc Kin in ~ nn,s "'" W. o
nous ha. Moan n~etnN,nJt :iI NJ AN
mo Cnmscryotiyo ho"n' mni io',l'
u]oStnonc mill oGrr hn 'J En.'o. hoU ~
dovs tbn nnns,ion ~ n;,i~ ,"li, ,
nrnoI ~ iinrcc y diyisi"n mm 'e1nr1
rnoIin~ Of No XII III S''"'"
GinIStnnc hoo cont ro nl,o.;,.
,cnlw to tho nm@,nfnio,nm cssII"m,"S
rcrcivcd bv him from ia H. ~
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-25

DEsIRABLE CIrrzKEs.-The Alas
kan speaks ID the complimentary
terms following. Of recent arrivals
from Washington Territory IN Alas.
IA Most Of the arrivals are pracii-
cal miners. and have c0me 70 devel-
op the minaral wealth Of The Terri
tory, 90 fer IS individual enterprise
and muscle can do L. some have
secured employment with the man
ayers Of the Lake Mounsain MIninR
Company. who are getting the work
on their innnel e the Lacky Chance
mine fairly under way. Others have
already struck out on pfoeneesinR
trips. or are making their arrange.
menia 70 do %. some Of the parties
are practical coal men, and win
probably be engaged In the develop
naenf Of that mineral on Admiralty
Island, 10 connection with the par.
Ties oWaing locations there. Oghsrs
are going today, b. request Of the
owners OF the Round Moaniain com.
panys locations. TO eKamine their
Lodges, Of the vains of which thew
have formed favorable Impressions.
from The rock which has been shown
them. Altogether these arrivals con
stltnte an Important addition 10 our
mining population. and We trust nav
aid, By their discoveries OF business
aTrAugemeat. both Tie development
q The Territory and their own for.
tunes.
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M0UeE oF eAlk

Tn TIE DISTRICT COURT on TIE
a 1A1rd yaatrial pigrsca, e wsabinetsn
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-. ass. Va. 7. etarpssad Wn. Il ca
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xht slaaueg 'LizAle EaEie. whes 80 1araas A
Aees = q Ately 84s maslaF, hsf boiiers. 80
elne1 tac1ia, spparal and farni ne. sd
1t1ne1 A. Res. william n Adj and wIilian
g. Aosi. paifaeln eoing haGness unaar ia
ara nams q Abel ksns. owaer.. Ra-
1pondazts, George ". Crane, Gilman. HAIRY
M1.ay ane cAzs. b spgrry. Intervenels
Notics . heFehg eIpen fhaf. wha1sns. 81 :
aEcEse e he slow enlltln1 oongf. enteTet 4
1eoerd - SID court % ~ 1ohd.T q Ma,
a. 2. 1888. he anags named s1earor Il Hiia
AA9ie," hsr bciieE9s engine, taokls. nppala,.
M4eainerr and faraiture, 8era clndemnsf
nno ogfere1 % Be eold Is fha nanner rra
weed ~ hw, - ansaaf The pFagsf a. o.
atose usnnad ilhsilaafa.
Ihalef1ra VII sell said sfaamar a pnklis
1ac1toa, 20 ths h1zhnsl bfader. Eor cab, AZ a.
eank q ths Saeqpalmis ifssr. q IA rieen
cn sd folf. 10 King CountF WaaAln0ycu Ters
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n4eed A Seattle, King Coa1fV. Waaniaaron
Territory. thts 17tA dnS a Nsg. a. ID fG8s
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2. q Mavshal far washlna az Il. Tiiory.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1886-05-25

Il seems thai sx-Prcsidsnt Arthur
and the great exTammany Chief,
John Kelly. are together moving
down The farther incllne of life. and
side By side are nearing The Beyond.
Two remarkable men ars they. and
The part they have borne In the pas,
viii b . study % politicians for
many q rear 70 come. Both are eul.
tiRated. scholarly men: both are %.
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power ID The greatest city Of he
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nan. Both are ainkiag % their last
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Ihak ibey were brave, strong, men.
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