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National Republican., 1888-01-03
The Only Remedy
Tor
Contagious Blood Poison.

Hlr. D. p. Adams, Union, South Carolina,
writes 81 was AFFLICTED With tcrrible casa
OF blood E9SS Sy ss fSr SSI r,sn % e
various kinds Of romeiios, but received no
substantial relief. finally tried the Swift
Specific 9nd 9bcUt four bottles cured mo
Col. u. il. Kirscr editor aud proprietor of
s TpSsR 9Rela sB A' wrtSs dG ESSr WGor ugo wSs Ss
tr6ctsd dIssSsS which his stuck 10
since sim Was troubled with pains, 20 rs 10
make 4 difficult for nae TO walk Having
advertised the > $. >. in my paper IOrsevcrnl
years, ! concluded | wopll Try II To see II
there was any es"Sy ~ ~ y, ineH,,S;ii;
way station and, getting lcft walked the
seven miles anil have. never felt any return
good effects | must say nm satisfied with
the result. ! am sixty eight years OF age and
feel now Ike a yonng man man q, and u, can % 20 TO
TO eight thousand ems without any incon-
venlence. l send you this without 'solicitn'
Mr. F. woehl 2l North Avenue, Chicago,
under date OF June u, 1857, writes: II deem
cIHsa IVY atS frSm 20 Sdr 5k lSnt s8S mcdeSe
ing about two years ago. Hearing Of your
iifS,' pTietor Of which persaaSsd me nc to buy
preparation Of his own, which he said was
ShS crew SSe wose HsGH ali SS e TINES S Kt last 9 f" got
dlsgtisted and despalred OF cure. met /.
friend who told me that your medicine had
cured him. 1 went to the same druggist
again and demanded Your medicine. Here
luctantly sold me twelve bottles, and am
now perfectly cured. J write thlS FOR tho
benefit OF sufferers, to prevent their being
deceived by false lGpres senution3, thnhs
you again for the LeIlelt derived from your
medlCinc.n
Dr. j. y. ChCney, prominent phyclclnn,
Eesiding In EllAvilc SChlpy County, Georgia,
In u letter recountlng the iniallihie success
hc has In Curing CONTAGIOUS blood poison
eases In his extensive practice writes;
Those who know the almost inevitable,
permanently dangerous effects Of mercury
viii welcome yOnr discovery OF $, g. 3, as u
hOOn to humanity. The medical profession,
always wary of proprietary medicines, rs
coming slowly, and III some cases secretly,
to tho use Of 3. 8, $. In eases OF blood dis
Ordcr. OF course u medicine that cures
poisoning In rs worst form must purify thD
blood ufryCry disOrder'
Trcutisc on Blood and skin Dlscascsmalied
free, IiIE SWIFT SiEllflv 20, ,,
National Republican., 1888-01-03
", THE COLUMBIA BRICK COMPANY.

NJ The 0ol'MbiA M bNioh COMPANY u
A special meeting OF the stockholders of the
Columbia Brick Company will be held at the
on THURSDAY, JANUARY ~, 1883, at 1880
noon, to act upon the proposed lease OF the
WORKS ior term OF ten years and, upon any
other matter that may be presented.
s.. CURRTDEN, Seer etary.
WASHINGTON, d. G., Dec. 10, lsS7,-S0 days I'd.
National Republican., 1888-01-03
LOANA.

In Sums 70 Huit at 0 per cent.
The abovels only small portion Of proper.
ty on my books. For full list Call az once tOI
bulletins Issued on LIST and 10th,
National Republican., 1888-01-03
TUESDAY, JANUARY 3.
AnlmaCnlenia.

EATioNAt-Duh Opera Company.
ALBAUGH'S-"AllanD Dare"
KERSAN's-Hallen " Hart.
B1jou-Joseph J. Bowling.
TGE MANASSAS PASOEAAA--l5th st, & Ohioav
National Republican., 1888-01-03
ELECTION NOTICES.


NyOTICE Is GIVEN THAT THE REpuB-
~ licans Of the Nineteenth Legislative Dis,
trict Of the District of Columbia are hereby
requested to meet at l07 H st. N. 4. on TUES
DAY, Jan; 3, lsSS, at $3.50 p. m, TO elect Officers
OF the club and delegates and alternates OF the
Central Committee OF the District of Columbia.
iaSlt ANDREW GLEASON, President.
TllE REPUBLICAN CLUB OF THE
i TweDty.ilIst District will meet at Lincoln
Hall, corner of 18th and c SITS. 8, E., this even
ing at $50, for the purpose OF electlng three
delegates to the Central Committee and TO re-
Js8It APPLETON p. CLARK.
TWELFTH DISTRICT REPUBLICANS
i will meet at 6Gj b st, n. W., ut 7:3O p. m,
30 INSTANT, to elect club officers and three
members of the Central Committee By order
ofthe President. C. i. HARVlER.
1t Secretary.
rINHE TWENTIETH DISTRICT REPURlIl-
Il cans will meet at WithalI Hall, on b ST..
S. H., al p. m, on JAN. 3, 1888, to elect three
members to Central Committee.
jan3-1t CALEB SHINES, Vice President.
National Republican., 1888-01-03
SPEorlL N0TToEs
cMeTHE MUSICAL PRODIGY,
JOSEF HOFMANN.


who vii play in thls city jan s,6, and Il bnas has
Weber, the great plano manufacturer;
TRANSLATION.
WINDSOR HOTEL.
Ny DEAR Mn. WEBER.
i much regret that cannot already thank
you in the English language for the magniii.
cent Instruments which you have placed at
my disposal for my concerts.
Onlythe powerful tone. the beautiful sing.
fe6deT e6 %y % IN IN Se meropoan
Opera House possible, and until now J. have
found no instrument whose Tono, Touch, and
Musical Properties were so sympathetic to mo
as those OF your pianofortes. l,7f
80 'II Gratefully Yours,
Jozio HofMANN.
NEW YORK, IA December, 1887. Il'" 7if..
This youthful pianoist composer has created
a perfect furore wherever be has appeared.
His marvellous playing Is the sensation of the
times and musicians everywhere pay him the
piano, which Hofmann uses exclusively In his
concerts, has fnirly shared the boys wonder
ful success, and his charmingly written letter
ciation Of the magnificent piano he plays. ioI.
mann adds another name to the long list Of
great artists whose careers arc linked with
'n"' SANDERS / GsTAYStAN, SOLE AoEYrs,
q3i L st. N. w, Washington ID. O.; 10 N.
Charles ST., Baltimore, Md; 1917 Main ST.,
Richmond, Va la9.St
p>xSe THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
w the Grocers and Liquor Dealers Asso-
citation. on WEDNESDAY, JAN; 4, at Edels
Hall, st., bet. 7th and sth SITS. n. w. Adop-
ton Of constitution, business of Importance.
ja2St j. ii. RICHARDsoN, Prest.
ecsBs WEDDINGS AND RECEpTIoNs-G
~ TO BuRGDORF STABLE for first class
carriages and coupes by tho hour, day, or
month; ifdosired horses hired without car
riares, 4l0 to d2O sth st. N. w. deo3-1m
e>xzs THE PERFECTION HEAT AND
w LIGHT COMPANY
OFFICE, g3S + STREET N. W.,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. %, 1887
The regular annual meeting of the stock.
Company" will be held on llESDAY, JAN.
10, 1855, AT 7;30 O'CLOCK =. NJ. at 99S f ST.
n. W, for the election of board of directors
for the-enSuiug year and the transaction OF
such other business as may properly como be-.
fore them.
The transfer books will be closed from Jan.
BY order Of GEO. G. SCHROEDER,
GEO. NJ. FILLMORE,
Secretary.
oSs WASHINGTON MARKET COMPANY.
~ The annual meeting of the Washing
ton Market Company will be held at the Office
OF the company In Center Market, in the city
of WGshington, at ~ o'clock on the FIRST
MONDAY, being the I'd day Of January, 1888,
forthe choice Of thirteen directors for the en-
suing year, and to act on any other subject
within the epowcrs of the corporation.
s. W. CURR1DEN, Secretary
WAslIlNGToN, D. O., Dec. co. 1887. de2l.l0t
National Republican., 1888-01-03
rn1,nrnv pr,1 rsrArr rnn sAIr

COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
225 acres of ground at Fort Foote, Nd, hand.
somely imp, $4,000.
go acres improved, at warrenton Juno tion,
Va.
2l2 acres, near Clarksville, Howard Co., Nd,
improved, $4,000.
% acres. opp, Alexandria, Va, near the
Government Magazine.
For sale or exchange, l0l acres, Loudou
Co., Va, fh, lars, barns, &c.
20 acres imp, miles from city, on 7th ST
road, $500.
10 acres, improved by frame house, 0 RS, on
Asylum road, % miles IRON AnacoStia cars.
100 acres, improved, on GlenwOOd and Bla.
densburg roads, 90 minutes drive from city,
S30(C0.
40 acres ~ miles from Bennings' station,
improved by l0,Toom house, &c, u, 900.
UOTIsTs FOR RENT
National Republican., 1888-01-03
WANrrD-EMP1oYMsEy.

J.sfg'7.0N1NNNe
MY AN1ED-BY A COLORED WOMAN
w place as cook or chambermaid In prl.
yate family; good references. Rear Of 1911
18th st. N. W. I5
National Republican., 1888-01-03
W1NTFD---HEJP.

WTANTED-COoKs, WALTERS, NURSES,
W. chembermaids, drivers, parlor maids,
boys, hostlers male and female. COLUMBIA
BUSINESS AGENCY, 400 12th st. N. w. "a
National Republican., 1888-01-03

UTANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE COL
w oTed woman, gentleman's washing at
her resdenoe the best of city reference Will
be given. Address or call at No. 2l20 18th St.
National Republican., 1888-01-03

TuE New York Sun makes the charge
that the Pacific railroad commission was
simply the result Of q conspiracy for black.
mail, which included Wall street specu-
lators, newspapers, and members of Con-.
gress, ana was utterly useless. 1t closes its
article thus:
The investigation was ordered aud It's 70.
suits, In the form Of two reports, were plb.
lishCd in the sW on SHtur lay. In the exam
ination Of witnesses the commissioners dlsaDy
cred nothing that was not before known;
nothing that can furnish the slightest pretexl
for further postponement of decisive action,
The majority oftho commission recommend u
definite and practicable plan Of settlement,
which the Ch0iTman-whOse appointment
does not seem to have been a fortunate ONE
has submitted cranky document hlled With
antimonopOlistic rant against corporations
generally ana the Pacific roads In particular,
and recommending nothing practical OF com.
pTehGnslbc.
What Congress shouId do, now that 1t has
GE the facts before It, Is to take hold Of the
mater seriously, and settle the question with
ou. delay,
National Republican., 1888-01-03
EXECUTIVE BOARD.

r1w= MOUNT VERNON AVENUE AssoCI
kS ALTON. r
National Republican., 1888-01-03

LyoR SALE E-GRAPHopHoNE, LINOTYPE,
ephone stocks also 100 shares National I'M
proved Pan Electric Telephone stock. Offers
wanted. CHAS. A. SHIELDS, 1OO6 ST. N. w.
S.3
National Republican., 1888-01-03
RFAJ EsT4TF.
TWo-sToRY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES
FOR SALE

B6, Us, a. and III Myrtle st 9, b II, rs'..s6,SO0
SIS w,,.,.........,.. .;.....,,.,..:..,..... COOo
IT, aU o -. = ". - 80 . 5000
1928 goth st Ii W, h, 6 rs, houses in rear 5000
l2i7 and 1919 Madison 81 II W, FIJI, 4 rsand a
2brick houses IN rear. ....-...""".... d.S0U
$50, s3l and $50 I'D 81 W, b b, rs. each. 1900
i23 N 81 II W, I b. rs, and houses in
rear ....,,,.,.,''"., '..,,... 1,UUO
b, rs.,.....,...:'...'%,... @ ~" @ y: ~" $500
40 10 i22 Cedar Court W, h, rs
eOcN ,"..............'.'.'...' b.U
Ii 10 IL Inl.llnl nllnN. : u Ii 4 r nlnh utl
National Republican., 1888-01-03
.FOR .RHNT---ROOMs

EoR RENT-FURNfsHED OR UNFUR.
~ nished rooms on either I'd or Sd floor; com,
municatiDg orsinglei south 'front.' Inquire at
gi7 Massachusetts nve. N. W. ta I'D
National Republican., 1888-01-03
FOR S1IH

ToR SALE = ENCYCLOPEDIA BRIT
a. tanica, imported by Charles Scribner's
Sons, Tor sale by MADISON e CO, 1906 eth ST.,
at large discount from importers prices
National Republican., 1888-01-03

who will play in this city Jan. 0 and II, has
recently sent the following letter TO Albert
Weber, the great piano manufacturer;
TRANgI ATOM
National Republican., 1888-01-03

e>xyse THERE WILL BE A MEETING OF
w the Grocers and Liquor Dealers Asso-
ciation on WEDNESDAY, JAN. 4, at Edeps
Hall, L ST., bet. 7th and sth SITS. n; w. Adop-
All will please attend. t'
National Republican., 1888-01-03

e~Si5s WEDDINGS AND RECEPTIONs-Go
~ to BuRGDORF STABLE for first class
carriages and coupes by the hour, day, or
month; ifdosired horses hired without car
risresj 4l0 to 400 Sth st. N. w. deo3-1m
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02
Wells In the AIkali Country.

= Several dug wells have been put Gown in
sssong alkali soil, and at depths from eight
to twelve feet Sweet, pure water has been
found Of the same peculiar characteristics "a
that which flows from the artesian wells. II
Ia now quite certain that this water comes
from tie overflow and surplus OF the arte-
sian wells lying 20 the south, which are Of
course on higher ground. This water flow
ing over the surface Of tho ground and
through the slougts naturally sinks down
ward until it strikes the fszS stratum f clay
which underlies the country at deI tbs OF
from eight to twonty feet, and on top Of
which is almost invariably a layer OF sand or
6ne gravel from one 10 two fest thick. This
water, therefore, percolGting through the
earth strikes this clay, ard following il down
through the sand toward the lever portion
Of the valley is intercepted in its course by
these du- wells.
II tho lower soil were inpregnated with
alkali, the water would tek> it up as is
flowed through the soil. IS sikai is extremely
soluble, nnd then the water when taken
froEn these wells would be more or less
strongly impregnased with The saltS There
is, however. nos The slghfsss trace Of a.kaI
IN any shape: il is ps-feecay sweet and deli
cic1s in taste. zrd- like the artesisn Coz. i "a
so<s as the pE-sss rain wsts-. Ia1scc tks
alksli sslss ca1 be seen ca sse E.dss O. tns
Sel frcn tee surface douE. ID : 6sptA of
.rogn eight t. twelve inches. bssoE wa h is
"a 81 o. TIA salts Is foiic~s. tae-rsere,
skza TIE aixaa ia al 80 Lea. the surface,
that Il ca 5s easily ect.z7 rid Of By eeodirs
tos saza- ErS few years WI witness tie "a
ciGzEt.o3 C. ia-ze t-scts zow tEoaght r71T-b-
lsxS-Cka-.ss 4 SalnE - OvsTlkra KICK tkiy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

Ths hunfreds cf clerks IA this pension
essSisDg ara larxnsy nads up Of Union
sos<1isrz You wiz fnd Coufsderute soldiers
srneng them, snn. and there srs hersn rrnuu-
ear al 80 vissaxs .ad daughters sf ths Con-
federscY. zen VIII sss many black dresses
and vldsvs caSs aud a1socg the men You
VII end fs~~r le<s and arms 20 the number
% hests ehaa - arr otAer buzneSs of1fce n
tse s~sd AZ they ccnzs Tram 80 dspart-
naens as sieiock - Is Interesting - watch
the vzFtcus ckaznseers A rrss r7ss -ne 30
ann ! saw thre. ef fhs>s pension ofies
clerks sssnding sagefser tC6Sy. aaa hey lad
ealy terss segs and trsz srzls hF<~ssn Mem.
TUpNsS J. Tom.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

Several ssmpies II puip mad. fran re
hulis and states Il shs eosses pians hav-
iaaelv ee-n - vtew az Atlanta. ca. Ths
pnlp = ss white - ssow. ard n - said thss
Il cza - csn~>rtsd into tse 6nsst writirg
paper- The hEoeoss xuhs1ancs- n ths hulls
ard seai<s srs r-zsevea - rev prscsss
Fifky per eeuk n tae st~rS ara exerscted
frsu - hsIl, wkscA kzs kirhsrte b>~a used
esehp~ f7r ffsi IA 80 zsiss sr f-r fsr.s szi nS
puruos.-. sasl - rer eert = cbtnia-d from
,hp sfaiks. wsie1 srs generally silovea q ros
IN shs siesS r tae procsss rroves sncc-ss-
fuL 80 vssss sf th>ss c--1czrs.iv.iv rsei-zs
rrr.,aess xiti - fncreas.s tanfsla -Czca a
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

xu-rsoN O. FarxzE oVrsrDn rHs sUu-DrsG.
exlki.ary psnssens rangs from 81 70
- . ns1nsh. ard the average pension
g. htCis over slo0 year. The
R~~h<xe nuzshrr of pensioners rscssvs
fh> unsf1 srn1unts. and few years ago
e~r<s w-rs sAous 600 pensioners receiviny
- snenzns az,oe rrcetvtng g. 1000 receiv-
Eser0uth sna a .oco Estting a. a month
ElAz>st - considered that thsrs ars beeveen
sszres. AMI four kanair~d thousand pensioners
Hwik - ss-ss tass this pcnsioa Department
m<ns q 80 busiest hrancass II Cncls Sssznx
<nplsE
TteFrnzson hs1iiffng - The biggest brick
kux.xxng of the Gnstsa Sfatss ard ons of ths
80 ~. kfngs II 49, ~oF1 n n pathsrnad
1s<,zr tka scyiB sf enc q ehs Roman palaces of
ffel1idxs 4 -. Anei a. aas xi2ssroof which
>s~zAf ee~r aA0ut.tzo screS e io<e<s also
swy zsaEshs like a EiSsatLe boer hail. asd u
eku,1 ~ kaEss saethcr hazss bullt ON top of
81 K1ks ths scrk sf Genl Nssgs. and Nsixs
~ kLxnzssrzeaad. ~iLlisx - ieave q a. a non
uE.euts< sis skn Thrrs IL hossvsr. mnch
<z<<}<ssrn "a re<surf ~ ne budding hsra It
- - ssars within is coy-rtn< nezrly an
a-r~.6 rrs-nA. ard sfsnnfzsn clSyz IN tns
n>e}1s sf ehis r. -as heEs tat - M
enru~<s hsa vss Aefd acE it tb- naksonaI
~<un<>n<s<uis co.aiEf - -sfsiT trouz zhs sr<-fhar
. Es<htDxton u ~0asa naks = spsendid
en~~ntisa AaEl -. ~sescs. ho-evz-, ssT
ene~, = 50 usses -asspd sAses snf sha& i =
fzsre~ussie 80 k--rs en- hufasaDx wsrra N sAs
~<ze<. rhsre srs ao0 -isrks s<sployed IA
A<nse snsfr og1is-ss $50 IN tiers r,nnzsl1< abous
- x-->s c-rrk rsxerx zuEne % ne dsys
e< - .sas-r ssssrn~. keps their s~srcozts
ue>nf sEs wunen thr~~ sss~ss -rv1n.f sh-ir
h1mkt~-s H1-s>f sszn had zsvsrs eoLsz.
nno<k~ p~nslsrs eff3os--r-ad show NOR chsk-
D'sss~ ss<nanx xss,sr ss7rsrtznsnt II tae gov
uupsuk
Ik>.skexrae1~crs ns1s sn&s brscs
- 80 gugi --sf-rsal fur q Esxsrsu,sns
&r>4rE Ds - ac->~-r. r,sztzss Mr.
mw<<a 80 has -Azvzs - shs huf1dfrx
1knwessxss Esz&cu-.s usn~-asr. zszs there =
- azre - fsussisss sz,asrsrk. ard Fsa may
0ct = a. rafrs - Rerns sricss to.sAy
uuk1rb ere@9r.'rrnrf IS -sl,er- f,seT -sre rad .
1r<s<1zzrs efehe cnsars raetazf1s Il riocle.
Ia ~euez1a1ic - srirx. ,rsd sa-ir wzI,s stili
mzz<x
f>s F~cssn ennzsurf. wy rr-tsv whsr
Uw.zr~<1zzses - sd ssss frfr.e uhicl rus
ncsrn1 = ~~re3anesAx sbs s-nrs e zrpy
nntxxvnksszr&szs. -. wurk - ur1rn AZ Ths
&nk>x&<x s-rzr& szvrrvrs cals Vish- - iz,z,~--
- -
ma=s.awz~r sfszf ssr-axh EAs cu~ridors
mbs~>'<-~n sz--.r ehs -s.i~scf -
) k~r~>~~< ss.-s-cn-7sser~-- sAe eaersrr>
uw&---ss zn cid xs1s2-s,an wee ho.~s- -
nufrr> ses--n&sxssf the y sshiz,x-on family.
- - plrnus~ ssS renenooes ~ WISH
E>rr rSss. sua Esrrz s~ pheeug-srts 40
rc1pe - eksse1f " 1as fsca hke t~@errs
Xs<k>rgzss's -zse-ut >~orzs Wssasng>ou >
Ep>-<@ Hs srppses st sirses ~ cicehes -
- <>~e~- ~ Eaeefcx>ss's 8ay=. ard -
uu1w. u,xch Astnsr r=pr=-esssssas * 80
XrGkw - 80 crunE-v taar fers tae Fo'Trg
ono w<g = srir h-sf sirsssif >k9fcT-srhe,s -
Wmksnx>>r,s sssi4 80 - Nstioaai ssrssrunn.
<1zs xs~ss huz - tHe rensicn efi-e hss q
muma< czR>zseY - - 80 rner Thir-y t1cu-
muk r<cs< ess So sassln4 rs~z n =
unnm&zS,accfnE saes -sh-s-i slsers. and is
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

clerks should arrive at the ofic-. He does
not bel.s IN 2 o'ciock meaning 10 O'Clock.
Ous Of the stsristfcians ot the pension Office
says that Black has saved Is, 600 days OF tinH
since ne has teen In charge Of the pension bu.
reau by giving few leaves OF absence and TO
quiring ths clerks to b promptly on hand.
I ais, sAii she statsstician. amounts in round
nuno~rs % shs work OF fffty clerks for n
year, and az the average rate Of a thousand
dollars salary esch would equal 600 There
were, IN 1855. 70. .c0o pcasonS issues by the
pensieo ofHcs, and the number last year was
even lager. More pension eases are being
disposed Of aow taan IN the past, and ths
numbar issued IA 1854 vas Gully little over
5000.
Gen. Black adds 70 shs efscfsucy Of his
bureau hy h21iag coed E.sn around him, and
The congr-ssrasn, as \ rViAe. bria< their busi-
ness first bassrs Col william Gcfean, Of
IadianA, vhc acts es g szsy commissioner
Mclean ss shcrt, white whS,sered, bright
eyed Haaa - scsDswhere between 60 and %
yeaFs Of age. He can honGle half dcaen
c1agr~xsnsa a. th- SANE time and keep tasm
al 70 a gooi bamDr. 10 has considerable
exsc1Iivs ability, uncs-s.ands all about ths
department., aad ss1las 70 enjoy his work
LIZ Oiz.ce il next % that OF Gea. Blacks, and
hs -As sitting Ia 1t vhen catered today en-
gAs<ed IN > ssrious discussion with two con-
grszslHaa about some sosdierss wooden leg or
nnrutseed sngr. Ths ales OF thu pens on
o.1lcs are won4erfui IN extent There are
tors spsn toas OF written manuscript here
giving the birth, agr and service
Of handresIs Of thousands Of soldiers. The
room devoted 30 tAs pensions Of the Ne1i.
can war hzs enough muster rons and papers
10 esrpss a county, and there are many Gu
nous Documents soercd away among them.
came se-oss the pagers granting q pension
10 BlAiDss grsatzran6no.her, and found
! la1d warrants vrjca were issued 20 Logan,
Grant, Iiacoln, W. 7. Sherman, Franklin
Pierce, Robsrt z Lee and jefferson Davis.
These warrants vcrs given for services IN
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

A newz item says. An inrr-ic-r
ysunr nan IA Battle Creek. Mieh - =
fSn - hrs dogs tail. arsd The csuine -v.~es
it % ar fro as he rscsiDes IN The - ade of
. tree rezdi8r scok We never eov =
6ox reclining IN tbs shade u tree resd
ma q bock BIT be must he : CIRCUS
spectsols. especially When he tai. %
vhich i ted far - -sving 70 ard fro.
--Scr-iste~n Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

Tss. k~vs sid oi3 Bsilo-s. -----7l.
esztinz kis hresst. q - heer = = der 81
ry ti7se. snl. II 7 - ssT y rr7ssaf, Ike
the var hors> - S<Tirfurs. ! coElI evs-
scezt ~ hz-*7e f-r1 sfsr
i sroSe vsns--r>1 v.11g FsFsy--sfs,
list 81 vsry zsny occasions tasi ss-sd
-sEzr lzfss~-Iffe
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

Tse ex-ravsxsrS,s cf tlss 5rzsssh civil srr~fc>
hss hs>n rs~~ss~.s ~ . recszs iavs<ti <zf On.
= vss f-l-f tz.s tsa sclissss~ ~ 80 tresxsry
80 s-sT e forty- y-esxks c,Iiessres. tkas
-'rea soeoiai vorx ~ss e. aand ousszse s@ip
res esIsiar1. aas Tat re 500 ~as So z,sa-
s~ed as - p-,ss,ce shz sszst wzrk a. ne
grsstFss sxp~es. A. the ssrzzzrnz.nes 81.
ras,ef1i ana c<fsz Tas veaxi~ sasi.v :
= ~ oea SD - sszue ~.rk rui~as - az-s
sar al sAs -s2ss.--< srsiza Asssez-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

A fz-fiv persr ssvs that ~ats rsAr--~
u&y ~ ssgt g. eoo@ co11i itsof. zntl
CsTlss1ss = hsy Eo~. he - -oie cf
F-.~zrSzg ksv ro-z zsT prevent ore II
czr ~z6srs r. frzr f~on pre- ssTvtzg
Tsfe--.ez1as sax Carstzeee--s sszess
K<r><&
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

r. csrz--s - -. Jos7 r As,>-ss- -
Eou,s. fozn6>s y C.ons1s-- - . sse KFs<nr-
pa ozss~S-sl - tae porr - Fs,>-s asu--t
+ ef.eo eVr-ne>zz,T csE>d s-stese-ns e~-1x
tn fss srsx-ss. ssze an srandsar. TIE srE
isrr-p~-iT krr&es ksvsVs. sziy - . c7nrse
eorssfnzzx e.sr>z's trrcu~cr ss@&
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

sp~azisg 4 - iacTeAas Of tae penslsa
@sFs / <asG-ea ~ lszll b1ss t1sy ssrs
~ % saa aa.4ed ever = ths nzsisz cisrz
q. ~ slsnss. = eat a. lzsz-nse -aIsult q
zl4Ertsf cofzss IL daily 1ss 0cl-s receives
a9s1- teu f1ll-14r4 ist-ess 1ay, trtcs -
az4ay 40 ll lld "a la Co4nzias thTes hua-
dred aays - taa ysas .ais veld make tkr~s
ualll4ol .e1t-rs q ysur, aa8 ll Is oaly - eona-
- her snd sesi4y Fer yousself tkzt yoa
znean Fully a. many letters srs ssat a. ara
recei sa4. AL s.nzrssznsn zl0as ssad u tkou-
sznds q lsfssrs ~ a nioafA ihs Mailing
clsris ~ tas paasion che Save plsuey - DO.
ons lady dnes sot1izg ss.E ssaa saek postage
STAMPS, i1F racis san aeveT accepts any
thing f1r rstlFR pSstays Is pays IA Own
silLs 4a4 ssealFzs ali sL1uspz
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

ssslsnz'ss rhs = : F~esss Eal.s s-1-4
2lss - azstsss - - = ss--s1ss e ssrs
a e@SS E<e@eses ssa~4o1<5y sr.sez~AS N~~s
CSC q - s~S~Fe@ "a ~usF s1se S2As< -
AKA Z trzas = 90 -~sa.z q t--e2 s-zs~-s
rA---ss> ezas - 1.s raz1s szG
NE-1-s 4 bALL>SL
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

~~.tof A. v,s.rg.@ns. rt.s essg .-rst5a
-. :. L.,s-r r.,.4 A.. 4 - 49,, se.rn s.a
-. 49, rr,..,-..... -.t,... -.r..ros F-era
- - r....rs isif - -. f.s ~ fs..sos-
- - = - urs.r. r..s.er "a, ha.,
-. ~..f ..,f -. -. =. 49,. 80 slr,,
- -. ..-.. ..,,. -..., !, fs......,4 ~ z,eh
-. 49,. s..--r.. t...,,
r. ..,..ff --.-, -. y. 80. -a,si,, fs.s -uwfl
.... ~. - .,lf..... ~. - br.r -.
'.-..Il-.ft -. ...,,, -, =, ~,...iI- = r,y a. tb.y
49,. n, 49,, 49, ,.l :. 49,. -,-,.sh,, ~ 80,
- -...-a,s ...,t.s - .rs s,r "a
-. - ..ii.a-a s.I st..r .l..eca.ut r.ia-
A.. .r,,. .fsfs-. ts,-.sal,,.. a.. rsot.fiv
- 49,, ~. - 49,. tIyi-, "a,
---l ..-... ~ -. - -. ,..-t. "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

srrus - M ssst psnsious given are ~
cslsed By wisious aoday. They ara IN gem
erAl Drivaks osn-sus given ~ ace % con-
xress. so sas pressisscs' widows recsfve ths
bix<ess pcnzigas <fvsp- Mrs esaFasld. Ar<
Poik. Ma ryarr and N-1 0-nns each 70
ssis-s f51-O year Aad Nh. HrncricAs
snif ~ ~ fndianNpebs lAss suurnar that she
1haughs s shasse ti.as 80 shoaid not -
hcnorei IN A<e usznnsT. aftsr her husband
h4.I d1a> - uuuch f5r ths Dsrnosracic party.
F-rragass vsLse~ sst4 $4,000 a y~ar. Mrs
Esxas ree-fsss s. .oo0. ard thsrs are ether
skms,zrly larxs psn<-sa. xsvsp-
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

E7xaa~eA ssd ksxy ~-~> srso< .sunR
Eszsh>es. fzs~er. H-nrv III, aas E&r1r
r-u~szs<e>r. xz-r>r-t. ~~- svrszer -
-. >sz<Sr-~ a H~nrv Va - 49,
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

Gen BiAcks ectrs = OF ths s.uad aoo-,
sni - = n e from , I'll 4 every day He
rlns ne d-psrtnisat seeordins % almost
military rules. Aad 20 u 81 a. % the tiEns
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-02

tfe usxf-x1 var. and when Grant rOt bis
hs vas q hru.rrart CT captain ssrving 81
Dstrots. add Lincoln and Logan were just
bexssnsnx tssir careers as lawyers