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National Republican., 1888-04-16
II EFTECT DEC. IN. isS7.

-. ~ EFFECT DEC. N. 1857.
TRIMS LEAVE Washington from station,
corner ttl and n streets, Ms fullows;
. For Pitt tshurg aud the Wcst, Chicago Limited
Express Of Palace sleeping Cars at $50 "a. ~.
daily; Fast Line. $50 u IN. daily 10 Cincinnati
Rbmp bpg ~ t IG Mh 5nG SgGBns RnS G9r, from Harris
daily, except saturday 10 Chicago, with Sccp.
ing Car Altooua 10 Chicago, Western TX.
Ercsi at s'lOp M, daily, with sleeping Cars
Washington to Chicago and II. Louis. and cv.
rcpt saturdays. Harrisburg tu cleveland,
connecting daily gt Harrisburg with through
SlccrcrS for lyul;,illc and Ngnpbis, Pacific
Express, iUp m. daily for pit~burg and the
West with through sleeper to piit,Gurg aud
pittsblug 10 l,iragu
BALTIMORE MD POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie. 'uuaudaigud, Rochester. Buffalo.
NiUgutH, 1000 y. m daily, ,,rclt Saturday,
with Palace Ears Washington ~ iuuh.stcr.
For Wliiium.gor, Lock Haven aud EImirn,
ut phn q, m. daily except sunday
Tor Nrw York aud ne Eu.i ,:.n nnn ii.no.
and ll;iOu NJ, $40 30 in.uJ aud lien n. N,
Un Suhdny, glo II. g. m. 80, $40, loNO, aud
ll%O =. ~, Limited ENprc-. Of Pullman pBrlor
ana l'uliug iHls, vlu u. M daily CNrupt sun
day aud 3'li y. m, daily
For Boston without change. g9p T.. u. every
f,r Brooklyn. y y. nll through trains con.
meet at dorsey tiy with boats ul Brunklyu
Ahr'E, 1nui ding direct transfer 10 Ellton
,trr, i,nNoiding uuubIc fcnmgo Ugross New
Ior Philadelphia, 30 900, iiOo. and ti:io
0. M. 200, i;lu, GOO 1000 and 1880 D. m. On
SNlNdN, WV, JEW q. m, HiFl, i.lO. GWl iO.0l.
and il;g0p. IN. Limited Express. Pnrl"r and
Dining Cars, $40 q, IN. week day, and jAj y,
M. daily,
Tor Baltimore, G:3i. 80. 0co n:tO. D:an. ,;.no.
iiO u. M. l'0l go. 3:Ji, i:ln i:gO 40, d.o0,
$50 lnCo, and il:aO =. m. ON sunday. 500,
vO' $50 ii'iO a, inn roo, 3;ij, i;lO GOG $40
lOGo. and 1870 T. m.
Iol pOpc's crock Line, 20 u IN AMI tao u.
m, daily c&ccri sunday.
For NnnaIGli- 80 and oo0 a. n.. l9Gj 100
aud eco y. NJ. daily. except sunday. sundays,
AlE%ANpMA AND FREDERICKSBURG
EAllM ~ :. MD ALIEN ANDRIk AND
MAslllNGruN RAILROAD.
For Alexandria. .GtN, G:'j5 S:lu, o.l1. iu.i, A. ~,
l2ri nom, !.p5, iAj, 5Ho GsOl. $50. sos, IOni,
and il:3i y M On sunday, az 500, g.i?, iU:51 a,
m, H.iO, t.3n, 500 gud iOu) +, IN.
oolnlnuddtiyu, Tor Qddutico. 500 D. IN.
week days
For Richmond and the south f.W. rO,j; a m -,
daily, aud d:0l +. M daily, except sunday
Trains leave Alexandria Tor Wa>hingt ,n
hNJ I.Oi. 500, H:iU, lU.lj ti:0; u. m: i.rJ 300
$50. $50. T:O5, ":I!, ln:l? and 1905 D. m on
sunday ~ $40 and liM u. m; 200, j.ll, T.0j,
v:!2, and 1881! T.. m.
Tickets und Information Ut the office. north.
east conner ui 18Th street and Punnsy lvauin
avenue. and al the station. where orders IAN
ho left lur the checking II baggage to dcstina.
ton from hotels aud residences.
j. Il. WOOD.
General Passenger Aglu'.
'llAS. Y, ~ Gil, General Manager.
National Republican., 1888-04-16
IlEDMOSr MIR LINE.

SCHEDULE N EFFECT MAR. -. lS>S.
streets
s:gO 4. Mas, Tennessee Mail dai'y for
MaTcnton, GordUn.yillc, Chsrlo,tcs-
viIl". Lynrhhurg, aud stations hrtwngn
hlcAandrn and Lynrhburg, Roanoke,
Bristol. knOENillC, Rome, CalCrd. Mont.
goinCry, mud New orleans. Pullman
sleeper Washington tu New Orleans.
li.2i n. NJ. Fast mail daily for Warcnton,
,hailottcSNi!lc, Gordon'lillc, stations
!h"'aIcnhv aud ohio route. lynch.
hurg, Rocky MuUut Dunvillc, and
stations between Lynchburg and ban.
VIE Tcon,boro', linlCigh, Chn'attc,
Columbia, augusta, Atlanta. Rrnlinv
ham, Montgomery, New Orleans Texas
and california Pullman sleeper New
York to Atanta in connection with
Pullman SlCcpcrS Atlanta to New or.
leans and Mann BOudoir SlrcpCrS fOr
Birmingham, Nick,burs. anI Sruye.
In,, pnTi, ri''ltnian l,,,,I sleeper panyille 10
Washington 10 Atlanta Docs not
connect for g. " route points on
sundays,
235r, Daily, except sunday, for Manas.
tiOns
;'3o r. M-wcstcrr eyprcs~ daily for Warren.
ton Gordonsyillr, Charlottesville Louis-
vile. Cincinnati, and st. Louis Pull
man SlccperS and solid trains Washing
ION TO Louisville; also for Lynchburg
WiN,ol ,hnttqnooeu, Memphis, Little
Rock, aud all southwestern points
Through Pullman Slccpcrs Washington
70 Memphis without change.
llO0 !, NJ southern Express daily for Lynch
burg, Dd1Nillc, Raleigh, AShcvtlc,
Charlotte, Columbia Aiken, Augusta,
atlanta, Montgomery, New orleans,
Texas, and California. Pullman Sleep.
"rs Washington To New Orleans, via
Atlanta and Montgomery Pullman
SlcCl"rS Washington TO Aiken. :. c.
without change
TRAINS On " ASlllNGTON AND ONO DI.
VISION.
Leave Washington O:ls a N. daily rxCept sun
day, ana 40 y N. daily. arriving at Round
IN ll3S a; IN. and i:!l y. m; returning leave
Round lllll l:1O II, m. daily and i.2D u. IN. daily
except sunday, arriving Washington S:Ss Il. m.
and D:ij p. m
Through trains from the South via charlotte.
nanNilc and Lynchbmg, arrive in Washing,
ton $50 u. m. s:93 =. m: via East Tennessee
Bristol, and l;ynchhurg, at ll:l3 II. m and $40
p, IN; VIA Chesapeake and ohio route and
'haruitrNNille, at $40 =, m. StraSburg local
al 9.ii q. IN,
Tickets, sleeping Car reservation, and infur-
nation furnished and baggage checked at
once. 1900 Pennsylvania dvtnuc and at pls-
scngcr station, Pennsylvania railroad Sixth
ana streets. JAS. l.. TAYLOR,
General Passenger Agent
National Republican., 1888-04-16
LADIES IN ruE no-rEEp DRILL.
Their E>nlutions Decidedly Artistic
and SoNel.

phe active temperance Work 10 which
Clements Lodge of Good Templars has long
been noted has found for Il prominent place
among the lodges of the order, Energy and
enterprise characterize every proceeding of
this lodge, and success. as u consequences at
lends lis undertakings. Ol This every meeting
gives evidence IN the number Initiated, in
GTeHSing social influence and educational
power ui the lodge. us we'll aS Its readiness tu
aid In every movement for the advancement
Of the principles of total abstinence shortly
after the death of Hon. john u. Finch, the
supreme officer Of the order, Il movement was
started to erect n monument To his memory
and, with its usual promptness, Clements
Lodge at once took steps IT, contribute To- this
worthy object, and the result oC Its effort wis
shown ~ its last meeting Washington Hail,
Capitol Hill, has never held larger audience
than that which assembled there then, ANA
rarely has an audience been more delight
iully entertained For some time past u com
been under the daily instruction Of capt.
Burroughs and Lieut.. Durant, of the Ordway
Rifles, preparing for the presentation of bo.
peep drlll, and pupil, and tutors covered
rpccess which attended their appearance.
'i'he ovOlnions We're decidedly artistic
and novel and he manual with the
crooks pretty, and the whole eXerutci
round OF applause. The demonstration of u,l-
proyal which followed the company as il
marched ont Oi the hall continued until they
again made thcir appearance. Tie following
young ladies compose the company Emma
McKim, Emily MHhoiley, Clara Clements, Ella
clark, Molly 'icmnOns. Jennie Murray, Julia
Martin, Alice Dant, Cora Mclean, Flora
Clark, May Amcn, celia Cumberland. Grace
shelton, sadie BarstOw, Minnie Smith, Sarah
Conrad, Fanny Thompson, Lulu cole, Mamie
bishop Alice Sprnre, Emma Spcare, Grace
Mahoney, Maggie carr, May Gulford, and
haisy Puinphrey, and Mamie kalStrum
markers. During the evening Capt. Bur.
louglis was presented with u handsome baS-
ket Oi flowers by Miss celia Cumberland
After the drill the RO,peopS' in their uni.
forms continued to entertain the audience u q;
walters In supplying an abundance Of choice
refreshments Ia the accompaniment Of ar.
uhestral music aud Instrumental solos and
duets, The evening will long be remembered
as one Of the lTOst enjoyable entertainments :
provided hy elements Lodge for It's friends AZ
the invitation of Golden Light lodge of Alex.
andria he "Bo'peepS viii anp"nrata benefit
entertainment for that lodge Tomorrow
evening nj the Opcr House
National Republican., 1888-04-16
WON ANS WEIGHT AND HEIGHT.
The Proper Proportions "f II Perf""
Figure Sculpiors' Measurements,

The Proper Proportions bi u FrrI""i
Figure Sculptors' Measurements.
New York Journal
For woman of i feet . inches IFS pounds
Is the weight. and IL she be Well formed she
can stand another ten pounds without great
ly showing il. When her arms are extended
she should measure from tip Of middle finger
10 tip Of middle finger Just feet inches 80
exactly her own height. The length of her
hand should be Just one-tcnth of that and
her feet Just Ouc-sevcnth, ana the diameter
of her chest one-iilih
From her thighs to the ground She should
measure Just what she measures from the
thighs TO the top of the. head, The knee
should come exactly midway between the
thigh and heel. The distance from the
elbow TO the middle finger should he the
same rs the distance from the elbow to the
middle of the chest, From the top of the
head 10 the chin should he Just tue length
Of the foot, and there should he the same
distance between The chin and the almpits,
A woman Of this height should measure
"a inches about the waist and - inches
about the bust, II measured from under the
arms, and l3 II over them The upper arm
should measure IL inches and the wrist u,
The calf Of the leg should measure ~
inches, the thigh -, and the ankles.
There is another system of measurement;
which says that the distance twice around
the thumb should 20 once around the wrist.
twice around the wrist once around the
throat; twice around the throat once
around the waist. aud so ON; but the first l.
the measure used by sculptors, who have
gained them by measurements of the Grcc,
statues,
National Republican., 1888-04-16
Q%n n Hzu1@~>
VETERANS RIGHTS UNION.
Objects of the Organization and who
Can Enter IT.

ttu IIhteG ~.
The annual mGetiug of the Veterans
Rights Union was held at Cos T street last
Friday evening, 18Th instant, when the fol,
lowing general committee was elected TO
serve the ensuing year: &. p. Crandall, g.,
Y. Pc,tcys, J. NJ Pipes, -, Goodman, B.
+. Hawkes., +. j. Russell, W, :. Odell W,
&. West, ID. 4, GrosNCnOr, u. VI. Elliott,
j. B. Burke, J. NJ. Currir, j. +, NjnIl,
George +. Strictly, Fred Bracket.
The officers elected We're: G. =. Crandail,
chairman; {. V. Pctteys, secretary: j. VI,
Pipes, treasurer.
The executive committee WAS chosen as
follows: Fred Bracket, J. i. Ninal, W. :.
Odcll, ID. a. GrosvcnOr, and {. i, Crandall,
The Veterans Rights Union Is composed
Of honorably discharged soldiers of The
United States army, navy, and marine corps
Who served ut least six months during the
war Of the rebellion. The objects Of the
organization are "to secure TO those wiu
served under the government Of the United
States during the late war the rights a,ltl
privileges guUrpntcGd them by sections l7,l
and 1855 Or the Revised Statutes Of the
United States,' as also section 3, chapter
.!S7, Laws Of 1876, and any state or district
law which has been or may be enacted for
their benefit. The sections referred to are
as follows:
SIC. 1854. Persons honorably discharged
from the military or naval service by reason
of disability resulting from wounds or sick
ness incurred in the line Of duty sial he pre-
feerred for appointments TO civil service, pro
vidcd they are found to possess the business
capacity necessary for the proper discharge
of the duties of such Offices.
Section 3, chapter 2s7, laws of 1915, is IN pinI
MS follows; provided that In making any re.
ductiOn of force In any of the executive de
partmcnts the head uf such department shal
retain tllnse persons who may he equally
qualified who have been hUnurably discharged
from the military OF naval service of tho
United states, and the widows and orphans o
deceased soldiers and sailors
This evening there " i'll he reunion camp
fire of Hancock and Logan commands nj III,
Rifles AnmoIy. An attractive programme
aud an enjoyable night is assured all wh'
attend
National Republican., 1888-04-16
RIGHT HERE IN wAslrINGroN.
what Your Friends and N-igbbors Say
on q Matter Of VIM Imnnrtnmcr.

Below will he found sample Of the mul-
titudc Of letters Of encouragement Mcssrs.
H. II, Warner e Co., Of Rochester, \, v,
daily receive. The subiomcd unsolicited
testimonials are from your friends and
ncighbors ladies and gentlemen YOU know
and esteem for their honor aud straightfor-
wardncss ana who would sGOrn to he u
party to any deception. What has been
done for Others can he done for you, aud IL
is folly, nay suicidal, 10 longer suffer when
the means Of recovery lie at your very door
WAsnISGToS. u. g. Pdtcn' Attorney, Jan.
., 1883. Having an occasion TO Try the efficacy
uf "WHinrr'S safe cure" and Warmers SulO
Pills, take pleasure in stating that I have
derived great benefit from their use, con
sidrr Nv arnCr'S safe Cure" u perfect pannrca
fer malaria, of which I haze been afflicted.
Nothing having given me relief until | took
warmers Safe Cure and "Nnrner'S safe
ILLS" which has. apparently, uradcHtcd the
disease from my system.
National Republican., 1888-04-16
apialllG1;myiI,ia IL " '
DROPOsAIS FOR ANIMAL SUPPLIES
l. FOR ThE |. : MARINE CORPS,
HEADQl' ARrEtS 1, :, MARINE CORPS,
90 uhlrrERMAsrEG'- OFFICE,

We
WASH NGToS, March 10. lSSS
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN duplicate, Will be
received at this office until !. O'Clock NJ, Oi the
ID duy oi May next for furnishing RATloNS,
and until ~ o'clock NJ. OF the ith day of May
for furnishing ri Ell 10 the United States Ma
rmcs, 9t one or more OF the following stations,
from the Isl July, 1885, to the 3Oth June, 1850
MASS; BRoOKLYN, \. Yi piMii.kbEiriIIN
and LEAGUE ISLAND, pa; ANNAPOLIS.
ND; WASlllNGToN, Dc; NoREoLk, VA;
trEENNSAAnS2,lIA;; An fFlA; MARE ISLAND md
Scaled proposais Vii also he received at
this office umtil Il o'clock NJ, Of the 5th day ~
May If geSt for rIInT''Eng !! prLIES %%n;!
BLANKETS, HATS, HELMETS, MILITARY
STORES, BRoOMS, BRrSlES, ANES, Nr,
10 he delivered at the Office of the Assistant
punsc tu the United states
=, sealed moposalS. win also he received a,
Ms office until ls3'Clock n Of the 40 day Of
delivered attGc "iiiGc Of Inc QmltSraa,ter,
Washington, u, c. free Of expense To the
United States,
Sprcifations, blank forms of proposals. aud
al information can be obtained upon apprt
t!un ~ any of the stations named above, Ou NJ
the Offices of the Quartcrmastcr Washugtu
u, g. and Assistant Qnnltermastors, elG South
second street, Philadelphia, Pa, and Glj SAN.
some street, san Francisco, cal rhi. oficc
reserves the right 10 reject any and an bids,
ana Ia waive defects; ANA bids from manu-.
iaGt4rerS oi or regular dealers in supplies only
tracts awarded subject tuan appropriation hy
congress to meet the expense, Proposals may
be made for one or more articles, deliverable
Ht one or more stations, and will be considered
separately for each article and place of de.
| livery, They should be mdorsed "PGnposALs
rOR hTIoEs, FUEL, MILITARY SUPPLIES ~,
dressed 10 MAJOR ii. D. Lowry, ."
go, Quartcnmaster L. :; Marine Corps,
| ml9tmit Washington, b Z,
National Republican., 1888-04-16
PROPOSALS..
DROpOSAIS For MISCELLANEOUS
SUPPLIES
wan llIIrNpTNIINl

WAR DErApTNESr April :. 1883,
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be re.
rclvcd M this Office until | O'Clock y, m,
Miscellaneous supplies, consisting OF BrnomS,
Brushes, Soaps, Towels, Nc., Sc, for the War
Department and It's bureaus in Washington,
during me hscal year ending lnnG 10 ISL
and estimated quantities required, together
with instructions to bidders will be furnished
on application tO This office
Bidders are notified that no award or formal
acceptance of any bid under this advertise.
inGnt will be made until Congress makes All
appropriation from which the supplies called
iul' can be- purchased.
Bids will he considered. on each item scpa
ratrly.
Proposals must hc addressed to the under.
Nlgucd, mdOr,cd uH the outside of the en-.
yclopC, Proposals for Mi.grllauc)us sup
plies"
&. II. HOIE
Assistant puarleiInDsiur.
National Republican., 1888-04-16
KENTUCKY RYE

GROWN on limestone soil, makes, ii prop
" cTly manipulated, the best of whiskey q
o, Taylor Pure Rye is made from grain of this
sort. Ask your druggist or grocer for a bottle
of II, ana see that our firm name is on the label
and over the cork of each bottle. CHESTER
u, GRAVES y SONS, Boston, sole Propretors
National Republican., 1888-04-16
apD,li.lG.l;inyi,5 ~
DRopOsALS FOR STATIONERY :,
MAn DrrAnrMrNr. Anvil

Wan DEPARrMENr, April ;, lSSS,
Sealed proposals. in duplicate, Will he re
WEDNESDAY, MAY ~, 1855, for furnishing
stationery for the War Department aud it,
bureaus IN Washington during the fiscal year
ending JunC 20, 1852,
Blank forms of ppnpOSal> showing the itnm-
and estimated quantities required, together
with circular relating thereto will he lul.
ni-hcd 0n application tu this onicc.
bidders are notified that nOaward OF formal
acceptance of my bid under this advertise
mcnt will he made until Congress makes
an appropriation from which the supplies
called for can bc purchased
Proposals must he addressed tu the under
signed, indorsed on the out Side Of the envelope
Proposals Iol Stationery
Bids viii he considered "n each item sep
aIGtcly, e. II. llONr,
Assistant 'tUdrtCilna~tcr
National Republican., 1888-04-16
>A7f&Aa>'1
pnirlli AfinliIrY.

WTVTT -NTEVTV'N'
WNSnlNGTUN, y, g. ,Gil PA, Ave. :, E.). Jan.
.i0 1883. Some six years ago | lived at Char
lottctillc. " " and during the fall aud win.
Ter Of 1875. Travelled ON the mountains In all
Kinds oi weather. ! contracted Il number of
severe colds, axd after suffering some two Or
three weeks ! broke down. | suffered from
chils down my back and cNtrcmc pain IN my
kidneys. yuidhg urine sometimes 20 tO ~ times
u day. Whilst In this condition ! was per
SuadCd to try Warmers safe Diabetes cure"
did 80, aud at once received enough relief 10
encourage me to continue its use. After using
two and one half bottles of Warner. safe
Diabetes Cure" was cured and have not been
bothered viihn return OF my illness. am
irQnk 10 state thut have prescribed and r'ed
Warmers safe cure Just rs would any
OthCf therapeutic agent, and have been more
ihnn snIiNllp0 with The LnsIIlts.
National Republican., 1888-04-16
apaiAH,I,ls.jc1g '''''"' '''"' w. ''''''"'
pnor0sAIs roR orrIcE FCRXrrCRR.
wan pgrAHrNr~r, SyprLA p,y,soN,


WASnIHwION tlTi, April u, lSNS.
Sealed proposals, IN duplicate, will he r..
cciNru ~ THIS office until W WEDNESDAY, NJ ~
.. lSSS, AT O'CLOCK 4. NJ, for such articles
ui plain and upholstered office furniture rs
may he required for new offices in the West
and Center Wings OF the State, War, aud Navy
Department Building.
LISTS Of articles, With information To- guide
bidders will be furnished on application.
The government reserves the right tO reject
any and all bids, and to waive defects
Envelopes TO he indOlscd proposals fOr
Furniture" &, II. lONT.
Assistant QuUtcrindSter.
National Republican., 1888-04-16
BOSKINE PILLS!

ar Pellets made from OATnEAL lIusK, and
rich in "BoskNE," Natures LaXUtiye, Anti
Bilious and Corrective. Cures CHRONIC CON
STIpATTON, NAUSEA, SICK HEADACHE
and BlLlOu uSNESS. 2jc. per Box. All Drug
Stores.
s. u. 4. Co., 100 Fulton ST., New York.
National Republican., 1888-04-16
rhr In.t Grrmnn hrrimrn.

The last lcrrur, IN III" German cuur.c given
under IN" si. pieces ui the Columbian nivcr
,ity viii be- delivered thi, afternoon ~ i:3h hy
Mr., h. II. S,hu,drr un Nduthnri luu cha
mi,gu wlIu ~ known brtu L. a poet and D
National Republican., 1888-04-16
CnEsAPEARE AND ONO ROUTE.

Newport News and Mississippi Valley Com.
pHnyD
Schedule In CticCt Nov 49, 1857.
Trains leave Union Depot. 9Th aud Il StS.
lO.jI \. M,-Fur Newport News, Old Point
Comfort, and Norfolk. Daily except
sunday, Arrive in Norfolk at Z r. N.
Through parlor car Washington to Old
Point
ll:?i \, M.-For stations on the Chesapeake
and Ohio, IN Virginia, West Virginia,
and Kentucky, Daily except sunday.
Sleeping cars, Clifton Forge TO Hunt
ingtOn.
$50 =. Nj Fast western express daily. solid
train, with Pullman buffet sleeping
ears 10 Louisville Pullman service 70
Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Memphis, and
New orleans,
OniCe 5t3 Penn ave
II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agsut.
National Republican., 1888-04-16
6M'%'za4,.4

WAsinSGroH. d. g., uaD Goth -. n. W.,
Feb. u, lSSS.-My father was suffering terribly
from kidney trouble which resulted in jaui-
dice 4 friend recommended Warmers Safe
Cure" After using 1t awhile he was able to
be ont and at his work. ! consider Warmers
Safe Cure an excellent remedy and think no
household complete without Il. l,myself, have
been suffering IRON rheumatism severe pains
in joints. Have used one bottle Of Warmers
Safe Rheumatic Cure" and already feel
benefited
National Republican., 1888-04-16
TR.ITELERs, GUTDE.

UNHE GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 10
u TIE WESTAND SOUrHNE 81
Dol BlETRACk SPLENDID SCENERY;
SIElL RAILS. MAGNIFICENT EQUIP.
National Republican., 1888-04-16

MT VERNON, MT. VERNON.
nj MT, VERNON.
STEAMER W, W. CORCORAN
Leaves ith'st, wharf Daily except Sunday for
Mt. VERNON,
At 10 O'Clock a, M; returning, reaches Wash
ipgton about $3.50 p. m,
L. /, BLAKE, Captain.
National Republican., 1888-04-16
JEALOUSY IS MANS RAGE.
\ THEME RELIGIOUS TELtIIEiIS
HNNE T. LEFT ALONE.
The Ola sin in Every Community --
Antcdiluyian ~ Much us Postal
iuNiau- The Passion That Nceps the
Political world Aboii.

hRcorLNS, Apr, i5. The hymn sung by the
congregation IN thu Tabernacle this morning
National Republican., 1888-04-16
MADRAS CURTAINS. MADRAS CURTAINS

Having purchased the entire line of one Of
the largest importers of these goods in the
United States, we will offer on TUESDAY,
APRIL II, and continue to sell through the
week, 1855 pair Madras Curtains in seven pat.
terms at EXACTLY ONE.HALF PRICE,
ranging IN price from S2.0s to S5,Gs, as follows:
National Republican., 1888-04-16

Baggage called for and checked at hotels
and residences on order, lett at Ticket offices,
Jln and 1851 PENNSNLNANlA AVENUE.
W. VI. CLEMENTS, e., X. LORD,
Manager Gen. Pass Agent
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-13

of money invested in prospecting for
mines, our showing is infinitely ahead
of Colorado and Montana. There is
scarcely manufacture in the world, of
any moment, that may not be established
in Utah and continue indefinitely. and
grow from year to veal, land be fed always
upon Utah's product. The account of
Utah's mineral possessions reads like a
fairy tale, but it is a veritable fact, and
there is no power on earth big enough
to permanently hold our territory in
check. The work of development may
be delayed but never set back again, and
the movement commenced land in fur
thering which Mormon and Gentle have
largely forgotten their differences to
build up Utah and Salt Lake City will
succeed. In time, and when confidence
is fully established in Utah over this
country, money will pour in there, and
those who come first will get enormously
rich. Salt Lake will be the
prettiest and most desirable city
in the United States to live in; not
too cold in winter, but cold enough, nor
so warm in summer that it is unendur-
able, but sufficiently warm to make
doubly delightful the lake bathing. All,
we have the country and you will all
come there some day."
And Mr.. Sloan sighed. He might be
talking yet, so enthusiastic did he grow
over Utah.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-06-13
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