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Sick Headache and
Dyspepsia Cure.

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city, certifies 10 a wonderful cure Of run
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the CUTICURA REMEDIYS
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Boston.
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TRIAL BOTTLE FREE.

Sufficient to show its merit, will be sent to
anyone applying by letter, stating his symp-
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Dental aI6
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This Great
Rtrengt b e n.
Ing Remedy
q n d n or = e
TONIC is the
legitimate result
of over twenty
years practice,bva
THO r O u G L Y
QUALIFIED GBA
d U A TIE PHYSI-
CLAN of one of
the hi.hest medi-
cal cole ges of
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CURES WIT II
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G E R T AIN T Y
National Republican., 1886-12-17
NOTES FROM TIE CAPITOL.

Senator Eyarts presented remonstrance
against the proposed establishment OF gov.
ernment marine hospital on Staten Island.
The House bill relieving Lieut.. Myron Dun
lap, of the llth New York artillery, of the
charge OF desertion was passed by the Senate.
A Resolution for the printing ofI4, 900 extra
copies OF the fishery correspondence recently
transmitted TO the House was adopted by the
House.
The Senate passed Joint resolution for the
payment of the December salaries of the OIL
Gers and employees of Congress on the Goth of
December.
Senator Spooner introduced bill for the
erection of public building at Milwaukee,
Wis., ct q cost for site and building not to eX-
ceed 81 100000,
The committee on accounts has practically
decided TO report to the House shortly after
the recess plan for the reorganization OF the
force ofthe employees of the House.
The House committee on rivers and harbors
resumed work on the appropriation bill. 1t
has now roughly fixed the Items of approprla
tion for all the rivers ON the Atlantic and gulf
coast from Maine to Alabama, and all of the
harbors from Maine to Beaufort, N. g,
National Republican., 1886-12-17
The Reign OF tho Demagoeue,

There are political questions about which
honest and intelligent men may differ, and
concerning such, people ought to cultivate
and manifest charity toward their oppo-
nents, There are other public questions,
however, which, by their force and urgency,
assemble all intelligent and patriotic men
on one side and leave the demagogues only
upon the other.
This may be said Of the demand, now 80
irTcpressible, to fortify our coast, and cities
approachable from the sea, against desola-
tion. There is no reluctance to spend what
ever moneyis necessary to this end felt by
the people OF the west or the interior. They
have pride In their country, and hold In
savage derislon the demagogue who strives
TO promote his political advancement at
the cost Of ruin 10 our coast and commerce.
No such demagogy pollutes the Senate,
In that body opinions concur in the proper
course to pursue. The Democratic major
ity Of the House Is the burnt district Of
imbecIlty and demagogy. Nothing Is
heard from that quarter bat the croak OF
the politician. Not one flash OF statesman.
snip has lit up the darkness Of that impotent
and feeble circle of public officials sIure
Carlisle was elected Speaker,
Mr.. Carlisle was chosen, as his Demo.
cratic followers asserted, to break up the
tyranny and nlggardlY practices OF Randall.
the sum Of whose politics is and always
has been TO add to the surplus IN the treas
ury; whose craftsmanship begins aud ends
in money, and who, like shylock, believes
only in ducats. Carlisle has run his career,
and so Indifferent are his once enthusiastic
supporters that man without prestige
unknown, without an organization, presses
him TO the very verge OF defeat He
has talked at banquets, promised much,
and done nothing, lie is n.Gu OF platl.
tude; nothing more. Randall survives with
his pawnbroker spirit Of politics. Callsle
wants to be President So with Randall,
The success Of either would mark the high
est swell Of disaster TO the country, They
National Republican., 1886-12-17

are n public calamity. The Democratic
membership Of the House ore 80 riveted to
the consciousness thai, II they succeed at
anything in this world, IL will be something
other than law making, that they abdicated
last session to Carlisle and Randall the
right to select the bills that should pass.
The same thing is to be done over again
this winter. Coast defense will be omitted.
If wo are shot to pieces and our cities light
the surrounding country with the glow Of
their burning, and some third.rate power
approprlates our commerce, there will be
added to our humiliation the chagrin and
grief that we were ruled and ruined by
demagogues. Poor, poor Democracy, how
has thy glory faded and thy great name
been clouded with iguominy Plgmes stand
in the places Of your departed giants, and
the chatter aud drlvel of meliocrity is sub
stituted for the voice of wisdom.
National Republican., 1886-12-17
L. W. MORRILL,.
In answer to the circular OF the NATIONAL
REPUBLICAN the Hon. James O'Donnell
writes the following letter:
HOUSE OF REpREsENrATIvEs,

WAsIiSGTON, ID. c., Dec, TO- 1856.
EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN: | have read
with much interest and profit your editorials
on the tariff on sugar / take the liberty of
inClOSing u speech 1 made on this subject in
the House last March, to which respectfully
call your attention. Respectfully YOURS,
JAMES o. DOSSELL,
The speech inclosed is very able and
exhaustive argument in favor Of a bill preyi-
ously introduced by Mr., O'Donnell, proyd-
ing FOR the abolition Of all duties on sugar
and the payment of bounty on every
pound Of sugar produced In this country.
Mr., O'Donnell IS in favor OF free sugar
for the free men OF America, and proposes
method that has been successful in other
countries by which this sugar can be grown
al home.
lie saw no reason why bounties should
not be paid; ii is only doing aflrmatively,
and at less cost, what an import duty
does negatively II the duty should be
taken off and a bounty Of 2 cents per pound
should be offered now, as he proposes, on
all sugar produced in the country next
year, the result would be TO stop the colleG-
zion Of $50, 900, ,O00 and 10 cause about S5,-
00,000 to be paid out In bounties. That
would be saving OF $50,000,0OO to the
people.
National Republican., 1886-12-17

Subscriptions and payments on the 18th Issue
Of stock can be made daily from $3.50 q. M 70
street.
Pamphlets explaining the object and adyan.
tages Of the association furnished upon appll-
Gallon. THOMAS SOMERVILLE, President.
JOHN JOY EDISON, Secretary. de7-2w
National Republican., 1886-12-17
NOMINATIONS.

The President sent the following nomina-
tions to the Senate yesterday:
Thomas 6. Tice. of New York, TO be assistant
appraiser OF merchandise, New York
Frank B. Genovar, of Florida, to be collector
of customs, 81. Augustine, Fla.
Erskine NJ. Ross, of California, TO be district
Judge for the southern district of California,
j. Marion Brooks, OF California, to be eattorney
for the southern district OF California.
Also, n long list of army and navy nomina-
tiUns, including the following:
Col Orlando d. Wilcox, 18th infantry, to be
bripadler general
purYeyor, to be surgeon general with the rank
Of briRgdier general.
col. James g. Duane, corps of engineers. to
le chief of engineers with the rank OF briga'
Lieut.. Col. Rodney Smith, deputy paymaster
general, to be assistant pHymtster general
with the rank ofeoionel.
Mai. VIM. r. Gibson. pavmaSter, to be deputy
paymaster general with the rank OF lieutenant
Maj. Joseph c. Bailey, surgeon, to be assist
ant medical purveyor, with the rank Of lieu
htizmanii, RssisIunt surgeons, TO be major and
| surgeon.
engineers, TO be lieutenant colonels.
David J.. Brainard Of New York. late O
| sergeant in the signal corps, to be second lieu
| tenant In the Cd cavalry, as n recognition OF
| the gallant and meritoriouS services rendered
by him IN the Arctic expedition Of lS5l-'si
Paul Cendenin, Of Illinois; George l.. G..
| Anderson, of Maryland, and Robert J.. Ball, OF
| Virginia, TO be assistant surgeons with the ranl,
of frat lieutenant.
Commodores WalterW Queen and Ralph
| Chandler, to be rear admirals.
Capt. Aaron W. Weaver, to be commodore.
Commander G. NJ, Schoonmaker, to be cap
tain.
Lieutenant Commander Geo W. Plgman, Ia
he commander.
Lieut.. Chas. b, II. Moore, junior grade, to be
lieutenant
Ensign Wm. s. HoEg, to be lieutenant, junior
grade.
Lieut.. Henry n. MNnney, to be lieutenant
commander.
Lieut.. Ten Eyck de Wit Veder junior
grade, to be lieutenant.
Ensign " m. +. Pullman, to be lieutenant
| Junior grade
National Republican., 1886-12-17
HOUSE or REPREsENTATlvEs,

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. Is, 1856.
EDITOR NATIoNAI. REPUBLICAN: Yours of
9th instant at hand in my judgment, some
steps should be taken Immediately to redeem
the surplus money in the United States treas
ury and put 1t into circulation among the peo.
pie. All reduction OF taxation should be upon
such articles as will do the least possible harm
TO American industries and American labor,
and at the same time benefit the largest mum.
bcr of our people. In my judgment these con.
customs duties upon sugar Imported from
countries which do not charge an export duty
thereon. As to the internal revenue derived
from the tax on tobacco, have to say that
have not fully considered that subject, ana am
not at present prepared TO say what will be
my course IN regard TO that. Very respect
fully, ]. LYMAN.
National Republican., 1886-12-17
o,oro nj tho New National.


The Thalia Opera Company scored another
success last night in the "Morry War" It is n
tuncful opera, with several bits Of most taking
waltz writing, In strnuss's happiest vein.
Some Of thciCOnceftcd numbers are also most
excellent, and are very elective when sung
with the taste and style which mark all the
ThalIa Company's work. All the Washington
fayorites appeared last night-Miss Meilert as
Elsa, Mis- ktonold as NiOletto, Mr.. Schuet2 MS
UmbCrto, MIR. Lube as BalthGsar, and Mr..
Elsbach ss the Marquis. The rest Of the cast
was also good one characteristic of all this
company's performances IS tho seemingly m
tagging interest the artists themselves put into
the play. This is notably true Of Schuetz and
Miss MeilGrt, who are always full OF life aud
spirits. Such artists, and there are number
pleasure and entertainment for their nu-
dienCes.
"Gasparone," by ATiiloeker, will be suny to-
night, and promises to be one OF the gtGal
uccesses of the week. and II IN many respI;.s
approaches the grand opera.
National Republican., 1886-12-17
The Industrial Home for Polygamous
Women.

The Secretary Of the Interior, In response u
n letter from Senator Edmunds, chairman OF
the Senate judiciary committee, asking for In
formation as to n supposed difficulty or want
of harmony In Utah concerning nm item In the
miscellaneous appropriation bill passed at the
last session of Congress appropri0tng $4,000
TO aid in the establishment of an industrial
home for polygamous wives aud their children
in Utah, has transmitted to the Judiciary com
mittec the annual report OF Hon. Caleb w.
West, governor of Utah, which contains
reference TO the industrial home, and copy
of n letter from Mrs. Angie T.. Newman, OF
Lincoln, Neb., in which she vigorously pro-
tests against Gov. Vests Interpretation of that
porton of the act making the appropriation.
Mrs. Newman writes that the wishes OF tue
members Of the Industrial Christian Home As
sociaton of Utah, through whose active m
ttrumcntnlity the appropriation was made,
have been disrcgarded by the board OF con-
troll, contrary 20 the spirit of the law. Sho
also criticsCs the methods thus far pursued by
the board, and iutimated that all the labor ana
money expended by the promoters OF the IN
tCrprise is In danger OF being sacriNcel 70
misjudgnent asd mismanagement Mrs.
Newman asks for n legal construction OF the
text of the act, and to its Intention to exclude
in the management OF the home the nssocia.
tiOn above referred To. The present board OF
control consists Of the governor. the justices OF
the supreme court, and the district attorney oil
tho tCTI itOiy.
National Republican., 1886-12-17
MEDIOAT.

A Hing FEET NEED ATTENTION COM.
IA mensurate with the labor they perform,
and in extreme cases treatment by the year
best promotes their cure. At lil6 PennsylVa-
mia avenue DR.. Whites yearly Communication is
from $40 to s72. His variety of appliances and
popular fee (sl per yisitl giving a large and
varied practice, enables the treatment of ex-
treme cases with marked success.
NDTTTNH AND WHISKY HABITS
vi III NI cured at home without
WooLLEY NJ. D., Atlanta, Ga. ocl1.d&W-6m
National Republican., 1886-12-17
THE OBSERVATORY BUILDING.
Work OF Excavation to BE Commenced
at an Early Day.


The Secretary of the Navy has not yet ap-
proved the plans for the new naval observatory
building, and many officers think the plans
behind the times and utterly worthless. In
stead OF erecting one large building they think
there should be central building for Official
purposes, while branching from II, connected
by passages, should be the departments t0r
different kinds of astronomical WORK, so that
each branch should be practically separated
from the others. In the meantime 1t is under
stood that tho work OF excavation on the new
observatory site, above GEORGETOWN, VIII be
the right and title of the property than as u
commencement Of building operations In view
Of the proposed extension of Massachusetts
of the observatory grounds and will be within
n hundred feet Of the proposed observatory
building As socluslon Is desired for the OBJ
ing the line Of the extension OF the avenue 80
that II will clear the grounds.
National Republican., 1886-12-17

INSTEAD of declaring the President "be-
yOnd the reach of prayer" the Indiana
Democrats should pray louder. The trouble
with these disgruntled brethren is that
they spell spray" with an "e."
National Republican., 1886-12-17

H5Itwil be considered favor II any fall
ure Of carriers to deliver ths NATIONAL REruB.
IlcAY promptly each morning should be re-
ported Immediately. in person or by postal, to
the business office, 9l3 street northwest, oac
door ION Tenth.
National Republican., 1886-12-17
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,,

,NAsHiSGION, D. u, Dec, TO- 1856.
EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,: In answer TO
yours OF Dec. . Will say that am not in favor
Of any revision of the tariff OF Internal revenue
at the present time. Could have my own
and expend them in coast defenses and the
building of navy, thereby making ours ap-
pear at least respectable in the eyesof foreign
nations, besides furnishing our laborers work
to perform. Very truly, yours
II, II. MARKHAM, NJ. c.,
Sixth District California,
National Republican., 1886-12-17

ANDREW COLEMAN, of New York, ''sawn
the fellows who jumped from the Brooklyn
bridge and the other crowd who shot
Niagara in barrels, and then he "went them
fifty better" He Gloped with his mother
fp-1auy
National Republican., 1886-12-17

THERE is pronounced infellcity between
two distinguished southern Democrats in
the liouse-all because one of them spoke
his mind freely about the attempt to steal
smalls's seat.
National Republican., 1886-12-17

In sums TO suit at G per cent.
The aboyei Is only small portion of proper
" on my books. For full list call at office for
bulletins Issued on LIST and 10Th.
National Republican., 1886-12-17
HorsE or RrppFsvyr,r,yvs

WASHINGTON, D, c., Dec. l6, 1885.
EDITOR NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,: In answer
10 yours OF 9TH instant asking my views upon
the question Of removing the customs tax
upon sugar and the internal reyenue'taX upon
tobacco, would say that ain in favor OF re-
ducing the tariff on sugar so per cent and am
revenue tax on tobacco. Yours,
National Republican., 1886-12-17

PEupEY Is called 'The Republican messenger
of the President "--Apgus,a lGd.) Chronicle.
lie is an excellent secretary, as well as q
good RepublIcan-not q Republican for
Prudential reasons.
National Republican., 1886-12-17
ENE.ETI%W

Burned out Dec. s, will REOPEN MONDAY.
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National Republican., 1886-12-17

1--WE favor wise and judlclous system
Of general education by adequate appro.
rriation from the national revenues when
ever the same is needed.-RCpuJiicaa Plat-
fCIDl, 1884.
National Republican., 1886-12-17

AFTER the holidays Editor Dana is going
TO say something about "The Great Fraud"
and Editor HNlstead will gently murmur
"Boodle.n
National Republican., 1886-12-17

EVERY gentleman expected from the
Duke of Marlboro and Chief Shaw just
such testimony as they gave in ezculpation
Of Lady Campbell.
National Republican., 1886-12-17

THE labor movement, which showed up
so corspicuously In the New York election,
does not appear to have had much vitality
or virility in the Boston election.
National Republican., 1886-12-17

the two wings Of that "orGanized rapac-
ity'' which calls itself the Democracy are
set down for inharmonlous Tapping to-
morrow.
National Republican., 1886-12-17
Senate seeret session.

The Senate, In secret session, has confirmed
the nomination Of Arthur J.. Thomas, of Penn.
ylyania, TO be memberOi the board of regis.
tration and election Of Utah. aud has removed
the Injunction of secrecy thererrOm.
National Republican., 1886-12-17

information Of all sorts obtained, when possible,
for subscribers without charge upon npphcauon'
Rejected manuscripts cannot Ue returned, a.
Remittauces other than by postal money orders,
hank drafts or checks to the order Of the Nauohal
Republican Company always nt sonder's rlsK' 49,,
No receipts for subscriptions returned, Inc date
on the wrapper shows when subscription expires
Adycrtisers who have not made or renewed une
contracts will be charged monthly card rates.
THE NATIONAL REPUBLICAN COMPANY,
E.w. FOX, President AND MANAdER
National Republican., 1886-12-17

JUSTICE BUTT will "sum up" the Camp
hell case on Monday II no rebutting evil
denCe is offered.
National Republican., 1886-12-17

The Irish question threatens speedy dis
ruption of the Salisbury cabinet. There
can he no rest till justice Is done.
National Republican., 1886-12-17
ReInenber

That the largest line of paintings etChlngs,
steel engravings photographs, chTOmos, pie
ture frames, picture .moldings, albums, Xmas
an Seventh street,
National Republican., 1886-12-17

ALruouon Its exit is deferred the secret
Senate session must go.
National Republican., 1886-12-17
FRIDAY, DECEMBER II.
Amusements.

HATioNAI.-Thalia Opera Company.
ALBAUGu's-Lawrcnc Barrett.
KRRSASs--FCm0lc Minstrels.
BIJoU-lIump,y Dumpty.
DINE Burlosquc aud Minstrcls.
WILLARD HALL-rfof. Carpenter.
THE MANASSAS spASoRAMA-l5ths st. SOhio Nv.
NATIOSAL ROLLER RISR-Crowded nightly.
National Republican., 1886-12-17

THE law in relation to special delivery
Of letters should be so amended as to apply
TO small parcels.
National Republican., 1886-12-17

THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,
Onlysl for Two Yeors-iss7 and 1888,
National Republican., 1886-12-17

TIE holiday trade in Washington is liter
ally immense, indicating plenitude Of cash.