., -it Drill.
U the West Point military school
the cadets are t&ifght to ritlo bare back,
to ride without tirrupt, to jump hur
dles, to uso the pistol atul saber while
riding, to "cut heads to the right and
left" and other feats. The' "heads"
are leather balls about four or five
inches in diameter, which are planed
oo posta of various heights. The
trooper raoying at a rapid gallop must
cut these heads to tho right and left,
and also cut heads renting on the
ground, the last a rather diflicult feat
whn done to tho left, compelling the
rider to swing the saber over his bridlo
li.tnd and to reach down from a bcrt-e
sixteen hands high. They also cut
heads with the right and left at the
instant of jumping a hurdle. The
most skillful mancerec is the cutting
of a head upon the ground between
two hurdles placed about forty feet
apart, the trooper riding nt full speed
and cutting to the right and left in
the intervil between leaping the hur
dles. The trooper is also taught to
turn his his horse at u full gallop in a
circle of four yards in diameter. Most
of these feats nre performed in the
riding hall, n ronni about one hundicd
and ninety feet long by sixty-fire wide,
with a tan-bark floor. The parade
ground is about three hundred and fif
ty yards long by one hundred and fif
ty yards in width. Seventy-five horses
nre kept in use, the stables accommo
dating about one hundred. The ani
mals are cared for by a detachment of
regular soldiers provided for inch ser
vice, the cadets being too busy to per
form this duty. . -
A Romantic Marriage.
A marriage occurred in London re
cently which possessed some romantic
features. A few months ago a para
graph in the papers described a melan
choly accident which befell a young
man while out shooting. A stray phot
entered one of his eyes and extinguish
ed it. This gentleman was highly edu
cated and connected, though without
fortune, and he was only twenty-three
years of age. He was brought to his
lodging house in London, where he
suffering. But a wealthy and hand
some young widow, on whoso estates
he happened t5.be shooting when the
accident occurred, came and took up
her abode in the same houso in order
to nurse him. Her care was extended
through several weeks, but, alas! the
other eye sympathized with that which
had been put out, and it, too, was ex
tinguished, leaving the youth and
scholar hopelessly and totally blind.
But the pretty widow was equal to the
occasion. 8be proposed o him mar
riage. The result was a splendid com-
pany angnting at tne door 01 a lasn
lonable church in the neighborhood ;
beautiful dame of thirty, attended by
her two little children leading a blind
youth of twenty three to the altar,
there to endow him with all her ex
tensive worldly goods ; and the two
are now enjoying their honeymoon on
the fine estate, where the gentleman
may meditato on the ancient sayings
which declare fortune and misfortune
to be near neighbors.
o
"Men are like hymns," remarks an
exchange. There are short-metre men,
sharp, blunt and hasty there nre long
melre men, tlow, weighty and digni
fied ; thero tire ualirilujuh-ractre men,
mercurial, fervent and inspiring; and
there eighths-and-sevenths men, gentle,
genial and delightful. There are also
some "peculiar metres."
You can always tell when a buzz
saw is going or not by simply feeling
of it, but it generally takes about ns
long to find the ends of your fingers
as it would to havo gone and asked
the foreman of the chop if the thing
was in motion.
"What is the matter, Julia, you
look as sorrowful as a sick lnpdog!"
"O, don't perplex me. that's a dear!
my grief is too great for utterance.
I've had such an awful vision! I ac
tually dreamed that Rosa Smith had
got a new silk dress !"
The husband who informed his wife
six months ago that he would let her
put out the washing as soon as times
improved, has kept his promise. lie
lets her put it out on tho line. And
till she is not happy.
i'Sing Sing," shouted tho brakeraan,
as a Hudson Hi ver train slowed to that
fetation. "Fiv years for refresh
ments," yelled a passenger with short
hair and bracelets as ho rose to leave
1I19 car in charge of a deputy sheriff.
Noblonck had a surprise party at
hi house the other evening. It wasn't
his fault that his wife caught him
hugging the servant girl. And it isn't
her fault if he succeeds in reaching
the office in a month.
No Irishman ever made a greater
hull tiau the English lawyer who
!rew up an indictment charging that
the prisoner killed a man with a cer
tain wooden instrument called an iron
pestle.
"Bless you," oaid John Henry, with
tears, "she take her owa hair off so
asy that perhaps she doeiu't know it
'. jrts to have mine pulled out.
She was telliog a female friend how
" try Jane quarMed with her "feller,"
!, iaid she, "Wby, if you heard 'em
you'd think they wera married."
! of spring. A South Nor
, firm turns out 12,000
SQUARE GRAND PIANOS
Retailed at Wholesale Prices.
600for$250.
ftGSOfor S300.
s700for 300.
8800 for 9SBO.
T1TR
"MENDELSSOHN'' PIANO CO.
i. 7K STni'CK
hard rmcrcs.
Only- Ouc Prieo for Cash, and n low ono.
NO DKVIATION. ,
"Wo Rive 110 discounts.
We pay no agents' commissions, which
double tlio prices of nil l'ianos.
Wo look to tlio People, who want a first
class Piano at a fair prolit nver cost of
manufacture. Wo appoint tho l'cople our
nifmts iitlil (fivn Hmm mi l2niu 1,....
as any nirent can buy equally Rood Rhinos
of any oilier manufacturer, irivinir tho
RPlDle. in A rol lldvl nriciv whnt iu n.nnllv
expended in commissions, rent, freight,
irsvenmrnnn incidental expenses.
The "Medelssohn" Piano Co. can sell
you a 7i octave rosewood cwo rsiu,fl loot
10 inchos lontr, with front round corners,
cavvod loirs, norpntir.e and pi mil) mould
ings, with improvements, ineludinir
Fnlljron Frame,
Over Strung Hour,
Agraffe Trehls, and
French Grand Action,
which only accompany the best Finnos of
l.tnut ..1 1 .a . .
.in - iiiwnu in'iriii ni-ll IllKKCrH, at mo vorv
low price of f-j.r)D, &i75 fr 8300, according
tO tvl Of CltHO- fir lvilh filllf rniin.4 nr..
norland full agraffe for $!.r0, and puaran-
mem . in every respect equal to any
i i;m NiiKio 01 similar stylo, or uo nale.
The "Mendelssohn" Piano is manufac
tured from the very best material, and
by tho most skilled and finished work
men. Tlio manufacture is conducted by
one of the most experienced Piano manu
facturers in the country. This is no now
enterprise, turning out a poor and cheap
piano, made from yieen wood, and by
irrecner mechanics.
Onr Piano is unsurpassed bv anv in the
market for its rich and powerful tones,
and its adaptation to iho human voice in
sympathetic, mellow and sinking qualities.
It speaks for itself.
" o are willing to plaoo it beside any
other make of Piutio on its merits, either
in beauty of case, or excellence of lone,
and "at half tho money' of equally rood
instrument.
"The best the cheapest"
When it costs the leaf money.
All Pianos Tullv warranted for five years.
(Send for our Illustrated and Inscrip
tive Circular.
The "Xfndclssohn" Fiane Co.,
Office of Manufactory,
50 RROA DWAY, N. Y.
OXXY KEJIKOYFOR
HARD TIMES.
CHANGE YOUR SURROUNDINGS.
All wanting Fruit Farms, espociall ad
apted to tho growth of tlio Vine, where it
is an established success and pays lars
prolit. Tho land is also adapted to the
growth of J caches, Fears, Apples and
snull fruits j also Grain, Grass and Veg
etables, Many hundred of excellent Vineyai a,
Orchards and Farms, can now bo seen.
The location js only 'M miles south of
Piiiia lolphla, by Railroad, in a mil l, dc
litrlit r'nl climate, nnd nt the very door oi
mo r.ow ioi-k ana riniaueipiiia Markets.
Another Railroad runs direct to Now
York.
The place is already lartre. suecessful
and prosperous. Churches, Schools, and
otner privuoiroj aro already established.
Also, manufactories of .Shoes, ( 'folhiiiff,
(lass, Straw Goods, and other thinirs, at
which different members of a family can
procure employment
It lias been a liealth resort for some
years past for people suffering from pul
monary affections, Catarrh, Asrue, nnd de
bility; ninny thousands have entirely re
covered. A new brick hoi el has just been com
pleted, KK) fret front, with back buildings,
four stories high, including French roof,
and nil modern improvements for the ac
commodation of visitors.
Price of Farm Land J2."j.r.0 per acre,
payahle installments, within tlio period of
four years. In this climate, planted out
to vines, i!0 acres of land will count fully
as much as 100 acres further north.
Persons unacquainted with fruit grow
ing can b3come familiar with it in a short
t'mo on uccount of surroundings.
Five aero, ono aero, and town lots, in
the towns of Landisrillo and Vineland.
also for sale.
Whilst visiting tho Centennial Exhibi
tion, Vineland tan 1h visihd at small ex
pense.. A paper containing full information,
will be sent upon application to CIIKLE.S
K. LANU1S, V'inelaiiiL N. J., free of cost.
Tho following is an extract from a de
scription of Vineland, published in the
New York Tribune, by the well-known
Agriculturist, Solon Uobinson :
All the farmers were of tho "well to do"
sort, and some of them, who havo turned
their attention to fruits und market gard
ening, have grown ri:?h. Tho soil is loam,
varying from sandy to clayey, und surface
gently undulating, intersected with small
streams tnd occasional wet meadows in
which deposts of peat or muck are stored,
sullicient to fertilize tho whole upland sur
face, alter it has been exhausted of its
natural fertility.
,It is certainly one of the most extensive
feKilo tracts, in an utmost level position,
and suitable condition for pleasant farm
ing, that we know of this side of the West
ern prairies.. We found some of t!;o old
est farms apparently just as profitably
productive as when first cleared of forest
fifty or a hundred years ago.
The geologist would siton discover tho
cause of this continued fertility. The
wholo country is a marine deposit, andal"
through tho .oil we found evidences 7
calcareous Rubstauees, generally in ttJ
ing many distinct forms of ancient shells,
of tho tertiary formation; and this marly
Huhstancc is scattered ull through tho boil,
in a very comminuted fonv, and in tho
exact condition most easily assinuuiUted
by Kiich plants as the farm r desires to
cul'iwite. , tai
JOB WORK
DONK AT TIM2
'REPUBLICAN" . OFFICE
At ihe lowest cash prices, nealhj, prompt
ly, and in ttyle equal to that of any
other establishment in the District
BUSINESS CARDS,
- SHOW CARDS,
VISITING CARL,,
SCHOOL CARDS
WEDDING CARDS,
PROGRAMMES,
INVITATION?,
J BALL TICKETS,"
ADMISSION TICKETS,
ENVELOPES
BILLHEADS,
LETTER HEADS,
NOTE HEADS,
CIRCULARS,
BLANKS,
POSTERS.
DODGERS,
HANDBILIA
LABELS,
RIIHTINT. TAGS, kc.
ilFEOTiOPJ
!i U
ATTAINED AT LAST I
A TRIAL will INOURK ITS FOPULARITY
EVERYWHERE.
t m
When onnn tnd will retain l'
place foivtr.
IT 1$ CELEBRATED POR ITS nnVRf'TSir.rS.
IN THAT IT IS ONE OF THE LARCliST SGWINO
MACHINES .AANUFACTURED. A0AP1 CD ALIKft
10 THE USE OF THE FAMILY Oil THE WORK.
CHOP. IT HAS THE LARGEST 5.MUTTLE. Willi
A ROBBiN THAT HOLDS ALMOST A SPOOL CF
THREAD.
the shiittlp Tension is aoiustapi.e
riTHOUT KEMOViNG IHt SHUTTLE t-KOM THE
MACHINE.
THIS MACHINE 13 SO CONSTRUCTED.
THAT THE POWER 13 APPLIED DIRECTLY
, OVR THE NEEDLE, THUS ENABLING IT TO
SEW THE HEAVIEST MATf RIAL WITH UN
EQUALED EASE. IT IS VERY SIMPLE IN IT3
CONSTRUCTION, DURABLE A3 IRON AN!
STEEL CAN MAKE IT. ALL ITS WEARINO
PARTS CA5E-H ARDFNED OR STEFL, AND
INGENIOUSLY PROVIDED WITH MEANS FOU
TAKING UP LOST MOTION, SO WE ARE JUS
TIFIED IN . ;
Warranting Every Machlno for 3 Ycar3.
IT IS THE LIGHTEST AND EASIEST-R'JNNINQ
MACHINEIN THE MARKET. IT IS. ALSO, THE
K-.OST ELABOHATELY ORNAMENTC O ANO
UltTViEST MACHINE FVER PRODUCED.
WITH ALL THESE AOVAfJTAOFS. IT IS SOLO
FROM $1 5 TO $2 LESi 1HAM OTHER Flilil
CLASS MACHINES.
EXCLUSIVE CONTROL OF TERniTORY CIVEM
TO AGENTS.
FXTHAOROINARY INDUCEMENTS OFFERED
POR CASH OR ON CREDIT.
SENO FOR CIRCULARS ANO TERMS TO
Ks Sewing Miclb Co.,
353 HucZUl Avenue,
JXKtll CLEVELAND, 0.
V.. A. HAI.DWIX, Tidiouto, Vn., Airtnt
fur Witrrtn Llountr. ' 4j-40
BiXBY'S
BLACKING.
A ro.MllIMC1 1'OI.ISJI 11I.A( KINU AM)
j.r.iTJii:it ruKsKfir vtivi:.
V.x porta nnd ProfrKHlonid Hoothlncks In
Kew York, nnd nil otiicrhirjtocitit" whero
thin lllnckiiitf has l-ecn introduced, no
knowlodjro Jtn uturioi ity t-vor all import
ed or domestic Jlliiikiu in use, bs nil
Klegniit 1'oliKli and Conserver of Leatlior.
Hijchy's "HeKt" I'.liieli ins h:ia ft Tlpd nnd
HI tip Jjiilip.. Do not lo ilecni vod hy ne
ccptin our ''(Standard"' Hhifkinir inVhico
of "Hesl." Tlio Stnudnrd has tlio lnln-I
stamped into tho tin covpr.
This hrnnd is inudo to cninpcto villi
ollior Amrrionn nnd Kreneh lilaekin;.;s,
hut is inferior to onr "Itcst."
lii.xliy's "nest" ISlafkiiii? will wave iln
entire cost in tlio wear of your hoots and
HOUSKICKKPEHS THY
Bixby's French Laundry Blue,
ix siktim; noxrs.
The most convenient and evonomirnl
packajfd, and tho only eomhiued HIohcIi
nnd niueinK l'owder in u.-e.
H. M. KIXISY it CO.,
Mniiufaeturing (.'hcinists,
11 k'oh. it 175 WrtNhiiif-ton St., X. Y.
H I I n A li li ' H
MAGETIO SOAP
Tlio fhenpo'st Soap that ran l.e ukihI for
tlio following reasons;
1st. Ono hnr will go as far as two of any
oi her,
2.1.' Only half (he usual riili!iii;4' 1.ein?
required, thero is ;i saving of more
than the entire eost of tho Soap m
lahor alone.
"J. The clothe are madn Sweet, ('Jean
hikI white w ithout l!iiling or Scald
iiiK, tlniH all injury to tlieni is avoid
ed. Thero is a paving in fuel and
hard work, and Ihe washing is douo
in about hall" t!;c usual time.
It is also guaranteed under a penalty of
fifty dullnis not to injure the clothes or
hands, and as ono tri;d will eualilo any
person to ascertain tho trutli of thes'o
statements, it would never py tho iro
prietor to cngHge in an extonsivo system
of advertising and claim such decided
merit lor his Soap unless he knew from
positive experience that it wou'd prove to
he in every respect what is claimed for it.
This is also a suprrior Soap lor Toilet
and Shaving purposes.
WARNER, RHODES ,t CO.,
WilOI.ESAI-r. EaNCY filUXKHS,
ticneial Agents.
Oil Philadelphia, Ru.
"A"T7n v iTa i7en Ts"r 7k n t i'.ic me x t nt
Jv. LA blES, wanted uust'intl; to intro
duce a splendid hook,
CENTENNIAL EXPOSITIOH
i14CUIill.l ANO lLLL'SsiUATiiii.
Nearly bO0ae.s, rich illustrations, superb
bindings, very attractive, and a treasure
as tho best and cheapest history of the
Ureal Exhibition. Endorsed by "the otli
eials, press and clergy. Is selling im
mensely. Ono lady of no e.j eriencc Ims
cleared f 'M in four weeks. Act fjuickly
if at all. Xow or never. For full partic
ulans address lU'lUiAHD JJROS., i'ub
lishers, Pliiladelphia, Pa. 4li-5t
WANTED
Mjii to sell to Merchants.
j'.'U a mouth and traveling
expenns paid. ieni Mf. C'i., St. l-uis.
1 - . SI vc
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GLENN'S
SULPHUli SOAP.
Thoroughly Cures Disrasvs of the Skiw,
HKAl'TlFir.S THE COMPLEXION, l'KI.VKMS
and Ri.mi.mi s Rheumatism and (Jout,
lfrAtj Sokes and AnkAsiONS ok Tint
CcncLE and Count ERACis Cuntauium.
This Standard External Remedy for Erup
tions, Sores and Injuries of tlio Skin, not only
REMOVKS FROM TIIK CoMl'l tCMO AM. Ht.FM-
Isuis arising from local impurities of the
blood and obstruction of the pores, but also
those produced'" by the sun ana wind, such as
Ufi and heckles. It rcndeis the ciMirt.B
MARVHLOUSLY CLEAR, SMOOTH and I l.UNT,
ami being a WHOLESOME LEAL TIMER is far
preferable to any 'cosmetic.
Am. the remedial advantages of Sut.
ruiiR Iiaths me insured ky the vse oi'
(Jlntn's Sulphur Soap, which in addi
tion to its purifying efl'ccM, remedies and PRE
VENT 8 lillKLMATisNf Eild dOUT.
It also DISINFECTS CLOTHING and LINEN
ftlld PREVENTS lMSE.LS COMMUNICATED UY
CONTACT With the FERSON.
It Mssoi.vrs PANnnuiT, prevents bald
ncs, and retards grayness of the hair.
Physicians speak of it in high terms.
Prices-25 and 50 Cents per Cake: per
- Box (3 Cakes), 60c. and $1.20.
N- D.-TJio 50 ceut cakct are triple (lis iia of tliose at
05 cents.
" HILL'S HAIR AM) WHISKER DYE,"
Black or Brown, SO C'rntH,
i. IJLmnJTHjop'r, 7 Sixth Av.,5.T.
Music Has Charms
. pricics REnrrr.n.
THE BEST ill HE WORLD !
WILL LAST A LIKE '17 ,iE!
45,000
ok t:i r.,cKi.KnrATiMi
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- Tho hest talent .in the countrv reootn
niwnds there organs. 'J'he iiii-ns''Hud hesl.
More for Ihe money, and pivpH ImtUr sa?
isfnelion than any iiow made. Thev eom
rrise tho
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tiv.unl Orfjjasi
.Cf"Tllustiated f 'titaloun sent hv mail,
post-paid to anv address, up n applica
tion t )
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niuuuluclurerK ani lleiiler,
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NEW nVlSCD HDITION.
KNTIfllM.Y RKWHITTKV HY Till:
aiu.p.st v it rri'".iiM o.v
i;v i:i:y,suiui:'t.
Pllnled from New Type, and illustriKed
Willi Mcverlnl 'i'lionsaud Kn- .
j.:rtt inc.M and .inys.
Tho work ori:riuill v puUihed nndcrtho
litle or TIIK NK.W AMI-'UMWN (;YCL(
1'. 1-11 A wn-i eoin:!ct(j,i in hiuun
Willi I; time, Ihe wide elreiitatinn wldeh It
has attained in all parts id' the I'nlted
Mates, nnd Ihe lip.nftl developments whleh
havo tal:eli pfaen in pvdi v liraneh of
seienee, literal lire, and art, uivo in, lined
(lie editors nnd publishers tosuliiint It tu
an e.xaei and t fiorotiuli revision, und t
Issue a new edition entitled
THE AMERICAS? CYCLOPEDIA.
Within the la-t ten yrara lln pri re of
diseoM'i v in every depart nunt of kiiowl-ed-e
hi-- made a new work of refen ue an
imperative want.
The innvVmeii' ',' u 'ideal n flair ban
Kepi. neo with tjw dis.-ovenas t,i m let.ee,
and t lieir fruit !'ui iipplii-.i! ion t'i t he iiv.liiH
trial iid useful I'rt. i and t!,. ("ivrt;iine
and idineim ik. et meial lile. (irnat wnt.i
and eonse'pieiH rcvjlotionH ).;. . c oeelirrc J,
involving naduiial t bailees of pern liar:
moment. The mvil war "I our m u coun
try, whieh was at i; hr ij-hl, when tho last
volumo ot the old v-rk appeared. Las har
i!y l i .'it ended, and u in v enur e of eooi
niereial and industrial i.eiivity bus ben
coininence I. J.aruo aeees. ion's l our
(;r.(!i;i:ni!iru, knowlldch
Havo been made by the iutlefatiijahlo ex
plorera of A frlea.
Tho nre..t polilieal revolutions of tho
last deeade, with I ho natural result f the
lapse of. time, have bnU;.ht into publkt
view a multitude of new men, k Iioku
names arc in every one's mouth, and of
who. ei lives every ono is em ions to ku w
the particubir.s. ( ; rcat halt leu hav been
fonurlit and Important M.'se maintained,
of w hieh tlio details are as yet pnsttii vnd
only In tho newspaj irs or in the transient
publications of ihe day, hut whleh ought
now to take their place in
PEli.M.UKNT AM) AITHESTIC HIXTCKT.
In prrpnrinp: the present edilion for Lkn
pr.'ss.lt has aeeordirik-ly been th aim f iIim
editors to bi'inn down tho infonnathiii
tho latent possible datesi, and to furnUli u
accurato account of tho niot reont c'i
eoveries in science, of evory freh produu
tion in l.toraturi-, atnl of the newoot intn
tioiiHinthe practical artn, na w!l m Im
Hive a KiKviuel and original r".Hi4 wf lit
pi'oress of
POLITICAL AM) HlSTCEICiL ETIXTS.
Tho work ban been lffun ftOr lu(
eanjrul preliniiuary lahor, and wiOi k
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