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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-23
THE BALD HEADS LEAD.
Hasty sketch of Congr"ssmen Takcn
from the House GALLERY.

Looking down on il from the gallery. the
house of representatives presents scene
Of picturesque badness. says writer in
the Ntrr. 1t Is a> bald a> the orchestra At
a ballet. Onr nt the men who shows the
most head 10 the number Of hairs visible. i
Mr.. Bennett of North Carolina. who said
the other day. concerning the civil service
reform. what many democrats feel He
has a large head. which badness rather he
comes. and the lack of hair on the crown is
made up for by an immense beard. There
are comparatively few men in the house
who have not some sign of badness. though
some OF them are quite young. Mr.. Camp
hill, of Ohio, i one Of the very Young bald
headed men. Considerable of his Head has
been cleared.
Mr. Reed. of Maine has a head a. round
a. an apple and a. smooth on top aS if he
JnliSlted his wit there. No one looking at
lis surface could guess how much Shrewd-
ness there is inside. 1t is one OF the most
dereiving heads in the house.
Tiilman. of South Carolina. has a good
head. without much hair to cover it. What
he has is snOw-white, like his beard. which
is more prolific. As whole, the heads in
the House compare favorahly with those in
preceding Congresses, both a. To sue,
ba M and hal Illness
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Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-23

The oyster women for a Ion time puzzled
us as to their sex. dressed they We're in
high top boots, blue pantaloons and jackets,
and old fashioned wnite bounttS After a
family dispute of some moments duration
We referred the question to a fellow passen-
ger. Never did AN actress on the stage act
the part of lai or lord with more consum-
mate success than do these fsherwomen OF
Arcachon Their muscular arms handled
the fishing boats as though they wee toys
often up to their knees in water and defy
ing the elements, they seemed to Us lie
Naiad queens Paris Cor Cleveland Leader
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-23
SCrofuIa of Lungs Re-
IieVed.

| am now "a years old. and have suffered for
the last fifteen years with Il lung trouble. Sry
rral members ui the family on my mothers
side ot the house had died with c"uNumptI"u.
and the doctors wrr" all agreed Ia their upIu
ion that | had consumption also. had all the
distressing symptoms "i that terrible disease.
| have spent thousands OF dollars Ia arrest the
march Of this disease; / have. employed all of
the usual methods. not only IN nay own ease,
but in the treatment Of other members ut my
family. but TEMPORARY r"lIrf WAS all that ob
tanned. WAS unfit for any manual labor for
several years. By chance | came INTO posses
sion oi a pamphlet on Blood and skin ls
ease from the Office ni swift specific Co.. At
lanta. ia. 4 friend recommended the usr of
Swift's Specific. claiming that he himself
had been greatly benefited 10y It> Usr
IN some lung troubles. | resolved Ia Try
II. About four years AZ" ! commenced Ia take
:. :. :. according 10 directions. ! found 10 an
IUVlguratIuE tome. AMI have USED about iifTy
bottles. The results are most remarkable
My cough has lett me. my strength has re
turned. and weigh sixty pounds more than
ever did in my life. II has been three. Years
since | stopped the use ot the mrdlciur. but
have had Il" return of the disease. and there
are no pains or weakness felt IN my lungs. |
dc the hardest KIND Of mechanical work. and
feel as we'll aS | ever did since was boy.
These. Know, are Wonderful statements to
make. but | am honest when say that | owe.
my rNIStrucr and health 10 SwliT> specific.
II is the only medicine that brought m-. any
permanent relief do not say that SwIit.s
SprrihC Will Il" this IN every ease. huJ most
puSltlNvlS atilrm that u mas done TINS much for
me and | would be TrCEraut To- the duty uWt.
Ia suffering humanity II failed tu bear this
cheerful testimony To the merits Ut this Won
hrrfu medicine. | am Well Anuwn IN the city
nt Montgomery. and can refer tu some oI the
BEST citizens In the city. I. }. HON
Montgomery. Ala. June - lNN1.
~Nltt'S Specific Is entirely vegetable. Treat
lSt on Blood and SKIN Diseases mdIirt Tree.
THE SWIFT SrE'HIc Co., Drawer 5. Atlanta
ia. or l57 ". I'D ST, Y. !.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-23
irving to Divert His Mind

X is dangerously sick abed, and his
wife and an intimate friend who are watch
lns at his side try 10 divert his mind hy a
little conversation 1t is a delightful
thing said his friend, to have so devoted
Il wife 1t almost makes one want TO be
sick" 60 and get married them" Il have
been thinking OF it, ami already have my
eve on a certain widow A widow" ex-
.laimed X bitterly. Am l So low as
that, them" Paris Figaro
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-23
NEW ALVERTISEvENTs.
TARRANT'S
eFFERvESCEsT SELTZER
APERIEAT

An elegant. rtticacInus.
pleasant aperirntiu the
form of a powder. pro
dUrIuI when dissolved
In water. AN rNhiItrat-
'uG riirrVrScIng draught
recommended by our
hest physicians aS "A rr-
Liable and agreeable
remedy. II cures Con
>tIpatIou.currS IudigeS
ti"u, cures Dyspepsia.
cures Piles. cures Heart
burn. cures Sick Head
ache. cures Liver Com
plant. cures sick Stum
arh. and gently urges all
the ENcrrtnry organs 10
i proper action. IL
should be found in every
by every traveller. .>oii
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-23

The capacity of a man Ia make au ass "t
himself i, measured 10y the size of his brain
Especially when his brain brrome> little
added by malice aud a desire of revenge.
When a capaciouS brain gets out of keller
with it, own venom like that. and snaps
and snarls at Us, We feel only pity for his
unhappineS> of mind We shall certainly
not hy rrturting his insults and quarrrlimg
with his foolish fury. give him prov ocation
t. nfiame himself still more.
The man-milimer> are Jointly guilty with
the >parrow> for the destruction Of bir,is.
and if We are 10 shoot the SparrowS We
ought tu do a little cunning among thu>..
fellows im New York and Paris who get up
the designs for ladies hats and bnmmet,. for
il j. the naughty men. after all, who get up
womrm'~ fashions for them. The women.
however. arr taking the matter into their
own hands. and are gong back Ia flowers.
adding. by way of a novelty. fruit and grgr-
tables And they make a charming appear
anct.. to0. A. usual
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-23

The people OF a .'itv should combine their
efforts to promote its prosperity. They
should Try in all proper ways 10 increase
the custom of it, tradesmrn and business
organizations. We have first-claSS mer-
chants. representing all branches of trade
and taste that they are entitled tO the Gus
tom of their fellow-towuSmrm. and 10 all
at il. The merchants of Dayton and Gin
riumati have no claims upon the people of
Springfield The gods help those who help
Themselves and each other.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-23
THE NEWS IN BRIEF,

The ''tied-up" Baltimore street ears are
/ all running again, a> usual
| The striking Labor Knights at st. Louis
continue 10 receive Large donations Of
money.
| There i prospect Of a strike Of over six
Thousand coal miners in the Fourth Pa.
district.
Three thousand i've hundred members of
the -. Louis Stove Mudrr>' mon threaten
a strike.
In one of the alleged railroad dynamite
cases al -. Louis a verdict of not guilty"
was returned.
Five hundred men in the Missouri Car
| and Foundry Works. II. Louis have joined
the railroad strike.
The sewing machine and rifle firm Of
Remington X Sons. linn. y. Y. has been
placed in the hands Of a receiver.
Floru> b. Plimtou. for many years a lead
ing editorial writer on the Cincinnati C"m-
; m"T"iTi and the C"umcr"iIt Guzctfc died
last Thursday.
Mrs. Mary :. Campbell. mother of the
late Hon J.. ID. Campbell, died at Franklin.
-. She celebrated her hundTeith birthday
on the 2Oth Of last March.
Chief Justice Waite will preside at the
>INty-fnurth anniversary OF the birth Of Cen
eral Grant. AT the Metropolitan Methodist
Episcopal church. Washington. next Tues
day evening.
1t l. said the purchase Of a controlling in
terr>t in the Cincinnati Hamilton and DAY
tom railroad has been made in the interest
Ut the Chesapeake and ohio and lis cunncc-
tIon> alone, including the Big -Four
The Ohio tax revision commission has
found a number of frauds committed in
Cincinnati Persons rnuurrt,.d with I'm.
listing uf property have in many instances
r,iSe,I tho ,u',,,,,,t ,f ,,r,,,,.r,,. r,,,,-,I h.
taxpayers. and then offered to have the
forged valuation reduced for a cul,idrTa-
uon.
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'""Er'N>'
washington. April -. >r>NrE The .
bills providing Il" III" TAXATION "t railroad
land grants and regulating Interstate com
mrrcr were considered.
Hot n Bills passed: Amending the
law rrIatlN" t" oathN regarding vessel eli /.
tTlt>. providing Tor terms of court in Color .
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-23

Gilhooly had another joint discussion with
his landlady on the cohee question He
tasted it, and then stirred it up, and kept on
stirring it for about half an hour without
saying word inaly she spoke up "Per-
haPs, Mr. Gilhooly, didn't put in any
sugar" You diin.t put in any coffee,
was the quiet reply. Texas Siftings
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-23
A Ton OF E1TCHII1r ,...1cers.

An asserti II that the president and his
cabinet weigh nearly ton would seem at
first appearance rather u startling one, but
it Is not - far from the fact The talk
about the physical condition of Mr.. Man
ming brings out the TACT that he weighed
at the tim. of his attack r. pounds He
had gained over - pounds since ne came
into his position at the treasury. The
president Is not much iehiud HIM in weight
They are very mnch alike IN figure, hei yht,
and general physical pecullaritles. There
are several of the cabinet member, who
must weigh nearly 90 pounds each Sec
retary Lamar is tall. broad shouderei. and
well developed phys ally, and must tip the
cam at about that figure Garland is Il
big man, very tall and muscular. He is
not far from 2OJ in weight Bayard is not
far hehin him. neither Is Endicott Villas
and Whitney NUT average up a out IL
pounds each Hut the eight men-the presi.
dent and his "a inet-on the scales, and Won
will hnd they do not fail any hundred
weight oelow a ton Washin. ton Cor. Gin.
cInnati Tlmes-Star
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-23

Birds, according to Mons Desplats
evolve three times As much heat as Inanl-
msls, absorbing thrice a, much oxygen and
emitting thrice as much carbonic acid -Ex-
change
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-23
Outdoor Employment, fo, Women

Professor Maria Mitchell, of Vassar col
lege, favors outdoor employ ment for women
to the extent OF advising them to take up
land surveying for q business Exchange.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-23

Cherrfuues> j. a Virtue. especially in
troublous times. People should remember
that there i always sunshine lust above the
clouds. and that when they get di~cour-
aged. they may climb the mountain tops of
privilege and enjoy it, Ii there doesn't
happen Ia hc sunshine then there will hc
moon>hine. 81 starlight, and either i better
than no >lIiue.
The repubIican, ot Clark county should
make good Use of their opportunities. We
should have a thorough and brisk cam
paign and push things, and begin the push
ing early. II is ia the interest ut honesty.
purity and good government that the coal
"iI-brodle democracy should be- di>a>trou>ly
defeated this fall. in Ohio. AID in all parts
of Ohio.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-23

MEDICINAL.
BILIOUSNE ESS

MAY BE Properly TERMED AN At
FECTION OF The LIVER, AND CAN g.
THOROUGHLY CU"tD BY Tic GRAND
REGULATOR tF TIE LlVEH AND 81
LlARY ORGANS
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-23

Fancy goods of every description almost
given away, regardless Of the original cost.
at Cr0theTS, No. Il East Main street,
Crowds have been filling the store from
early morning until late at night taking adj
vantage of these rare prices that are being
offered. Mr.. CrOthers expects to leave soon
for California. and must therefore diSpn>r
of his immense stock al figures that are
bound Ia sell.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-23

tongreS>men endorse it aS safe. prum pt,
sure. Red Star Cough Cure. - cents.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-23

Several of the strikers were arrested at
Chicago Thursday night 1t i reported
that certain buildings in Chicago have been
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-23

The senatorial committee on the Hami-
ton county frauds is divided. Pringle.
Ramrll> and Coulter will report To the sell
ate next Tuesday for the admission Of the
rruuhlican candidates
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-23

The trouble with our great and good men
iS that they will die. sooner or later. Those
ever. At anv rate good many of them
are left. happily in more than one respect.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-23
ALlTTLE MEXICAN FLOWER GIRL.
4 Little Tale Told by the Poet of the
>ierrs> MrSIcn'> Poverty.

bo,o l,.,, tr;-,;,,- l., ar-.,,l,. Nth
st,,.nre,,. l..,u,ifrl H+-re r,s.l,rJ ,r,rl ,f
,I.,nt ,,.,r- ,,-., .,..,,l n5,,.,.,.- ~, IN
4i,,,. q. TN. ,,rd ,,,,,,,..,,t . . ,,,,,t ant ,,I
soIt mo for c.pt m ,f,.h..t mil, ,,,..i,,,d
AMI ,,r,..,p..,+ nm. leaf f,,, my Intron,oI.,
sv.r I,i,i ,.v... n, tina d,v af,,r hal
,,ntte, , f.,, ,i,,II.rs m my n, L.+ f.Ir |
Ga,I I,a..p g, Ii,+I. mean aud "a mai. tho
rrir. , cant. W.I Tnu .bo,,IJ bsv,
s,ar ,b,,s.. shiuin,, hJ,.L .,-.S, Van slo,Ij
ba,-. sat-, b..,. ,,r,,t,. t,L .h,u. inv ~
than, AMI ,bs color a. 10 ;,bt tbot cam.
to ber t,yvrv IrtIa fs,.a vynnjd ba, r,,,t..
the f,r,uns q any ,.ir,,.r IN tl,i. ,,o. Ia
who could bpva ,,i,bt II ,r,,r,,i.,.,I bsr
th..nsnI tbsr. tb,t ,i.- arr wall raj, o-
shin. she shnud surely ani certainly
a WAYS ,..II NJ least q, cents worth of fow.r,
sn roI, r 80 r.,,, ,i,,,,l ant had , -,nt siIvar
P-eo " 'US "'T'- al ''N u1' o'"
I,oIj so,,,., 10 H., ar,,1,t ,bis s,rort and
rati.pt ,bII srI sh, has sb,s. a,J .,o,.L-
Ib1 -, aat I;+,I., ,.aIi'.,,
L. and hos bad T.. 1,I,,rin,,. sbo.r .,
b,ir +bi,,,,a1 o,,t ,,I ,nI,,,I,,.i,- ,.,,,,,h.j
NIL 1,r',,, ~ ~. ,I,a. ,b,n,,I,. !lr,.. ~,
tbi. b;lt b,.l ,,- al ,b., val +b.+ ba coli
NM. tr,. rr,y,r. ,,, .,,, ,,o- si,,,,,I,. IN ola
,,upp, Lo., ,i,b - b,l.,.,t n. o,,.b ,h, e,,d
su"nS u"~ win hoie cut III GU n 'he emu
toi the mead the arm quit naked.
ana YET this aFtlSu lite 'hlhS had
Ealhered the coarse garment ABOUT her 30
decent y anu hai always st"o 80 meeklF
mode'Iy' hit'hS her vast, swimming ey'S'
PNSllhS na'N her Oia'"' heaNy mar win
neF leit mana Il, 81 nuSS"d ner roses Win
hei F'sn'. that l ira.S never hId Nho"H
4ui'e no" I'm era"lE She was 'iau ana
t"'s - also par ny o"''s l" Ihe ia'' 'Ha' sue
Is "liN one % 'ho'iS 'h''s mere II 81 "'u Il
poverty mere hluSh wealth. II l. I'ue' "u'
most urea 'iu'' hoi"'es'' ana n'Nina' l'o'
e.'S' Al 'he SAM time am cIea' ~ cou
NIh,ei 'ilat tuer" Is huIu more haPPiheSs
!" 'n' utFe acre mere tnah III We" orA'
"sn'"SI"h OF any o'h', american Ci'y
IN the nl'ed "'A' : 'oa iu'n -Ni-ei >
mexico Letter.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-23

Our Mr.. Rawlins had a collision with MI.
Williams. Of C">h"ct"n. Thursday. in
which he took good care nf himself and Of
MIR Williams, too
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-23

United States Senator Payne. Of Ohio
or rather from Ohio-ariSeS to say that he
j. not in poor health and that he has not
suspended the discharge of his Senatorial
duties. He j. rather backward in diScharg
ing the first and most Important of them
namely. that Of rcsigniug.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-23

Bernhardt is in London and she will
soon be on her way To America. Are We
tn have Sarah and cholera both this
summer May a kind Providence spare
Us one "f these infections II We might he
permitted Ia 60 further We should pray Ia
b,. spared both
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-23

Jay Gould thinks he and HoNie are about
the only wise and good men in the country
and that the Knights of Labor are a queer
set of men. We do not need 10 he told
what the knights think of Gould and
HoNie
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-23
THE ALBERT
MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
Superior ST., Next to Postofice, Cleveland, Ohio
Chronic, Nervous, Skin and Blood Diseases
Successfully upon
The Latest Scientific Principles
DR.. ALBERT

Has discovered the greaIsst cure In the world for
weakness in the back and lin bs. In gUIu tarv dis
charges, imPoteucy, general debility, nervousness
lAnguOr. confusion % ideas. palpitstiOu Of the
heart, umidlty, trembling, dImuess Of sight CT
gIidiness, diseases Of tine head, throat nose or
skin, affections Of the liver. lungs. stomach or
bOEels-thuse terrible disorders arising from the
solitary habits Of youth and secret practices
blghting their most rAiiant hopes or anticipA
lions. reT derinE marriage i'm possible.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-23

Leap year has been knocked out OF time.
Eighteen hundred and righty->iX will not
divide by four. yet a handsome widow of
R"ck Hill. Y. j.. with superior charms and
a good round 500. 900. ha, ~et at defiance
all Evolutionary law and w"ocd and won the
Sixtren-year-rld son of her gardner. The
world de- move.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-23
NERVOUS DEBILITY.

Those suffering from Nervous Debility, the
symptoms Of which are q dull, distressed mind
and Ocial duties, make happy marriages impOs-
sill distress the sCtiOn OF the heart, causing
hushes of heat, depression Of spirits, evil fore
inss melancholy. tire easily of company and
have preference TO Ue alone; feeling tired in
the morning when retiring. lost manhood,
white bone deposits in the urine. nervousness,
trembling, confusion OF thoughts Watery and
weak eyes, dyspepsia, constipation, paIenoss pain
and weakness in the limbs etc, should consult
DR.. ALBERT Immediately and be restored TO
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-23

Representatives Of over 100 manUtactuT-
Ing concerns met in Chicago Thursday and
decided to inaugurate, on the first of May.
the eight hour system and Ia make All ad-
vance of ten per cent. on the prices "f all
kinds "f furniture. If the manufacturers
lind that the new plan works Proftably
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-23

Labor troubles abound. Every town and
neighborhOod seems to have slice OF the
applr of diScord for home consumption.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-23

For spring style hats 20 tm
SULLIVAN, The Halter.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-23
Friday EVENING. APRIL %. 1886.

The wheat is ~ rank. in some fields. that
the farmers are cutting and feeding it down
~ that it will not mature too rapidly.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-23

WhtteIey. FaseIer & Kelly have sent lis a
handsomely illustrated pamphlet. the title
of which iS ''Onr Hun ired Reasons Why
the Champion Harvesting Machines are the
Best in the World" In the center of the
title page i a tine portrait of the veteran,
Andrew Whitelry. the father of William
v and Amos Whitrley, and who is still a
resident of this city
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-23

Colonel Coates Kinney denies that therr has
been any change in the prsprietnrShip or man
agrmrnt of the Springfield GL"BE kErU ELI'.
and says in a tinr italIc signature that he will
continue business At the old stand and catch
all the advertising rain ON his roof that IL will
hold
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1886-12-28

The members Of the Illinois delegation
in congress who are now in Washington
held meeting at the Logan mansion
yesterday afternoon. in compliance with
the suggestion of Mrs. Logan, for con-
sultation. There were present Senator
Cullom and Representatives Hit, Hen
derson, Payson, Springer, Thomas,
Townshend. and Niece. Mrs. Logan
wishes with regard to the funeral arrange
ments were made know by Representa-
tive Henderson, with whom she had been
comforting. Her inclinations favored a
funeral in the senate chamber after the
reassembliDg of congress. and interment.
in the meantime, in the congressional
cemetery here. The matter was discuss
ed, but no conclusion was reached, the
subject beng postponded until today.
The probabilities. however, at the time
of adjournment pointed to a postpone
ment of the funeral until Wednesday of
next week and the temporary interment
in a receiving vault here pending a de
cision as to the place of permanent burial.
Since that time further conferences have
informally taken place, and the members
of the delegation are now of opinion that
the services will take place next Friday
in the senate chamber, and that the
remains will then Immediately be con
veycd TO Chicago. Senator Sherman
was at the mansion this afternoon, and
was in consultation with Mrs. Logan,
who sought his advice regarding the ar
engagements. He has already made the
selection of committee to represent the
senate. but withholds its announcement
until the arrangements shall be determine
ed upon.