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PIKE & JoHNeoN.
Attorneys, OOuHsellOrs 3 Solicitors

THIS nrn will pra ctiee IN the United States
Supreuse court snd Court OF Claims, and
win atten6 to the reo0S cry OF Gebts, accounts 8
RnS claims against the Government OF indi-
vidusS and % business before Congress OF ia
fls Departments.
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Memphis Appear hss long Delsn kaoWn ID The
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EE We have q Warehouse OF our own, In
which we viii handle all Gotten cOnugnsd to
rs and we guarantee there shsu be no unnec
essary loss IN weight. Bagging ana Rope fur
nighed our customers. Usual commissions
charged. All consignments BY river insured,
m less otherwise instructed. Liberal advances
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHrsoTos, April. :.
General Hancock will establish permanent
headquarters in this city tomorrow.
General Meade has issued 3 general order
for the cultivation Of vegetable garden at
military posts for the use q the army.
A. q cabinet meeting held this morning
Adlutant-General Thomas Was present.
Among the visitors 10 the President to-day
were Lieutensn. General Sherman and Col
lector smith, VI New York.
Ueneral spinner, who IS treasurer Of the
National Lincoln Monument Association. re-
ceived Yesterday letter from Austin New.
containing SloO. 10 aid Of The proposed mon
ument 10 THIS city.
The Auditor OF Montana writes to John p.
Bruce, nov in this city, under date OF March
9Th, that owing TO the increase Of machinery
snd me discovery OF new gold and silver
nelds in that territory, the yield Of these met,
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH
MIDNIGHT REPORT.
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES

Loxpos, April I.
The trial Of the prisoners arrested on sus-
piciou Of being implicated in the Clerkenwell
explosion went before the Grand Jury yes-
terday. Tbs charge Of the Recorder to the
jury was strongly averse TO the pFisonera.
1t is said the bishops Of the Irish Church
have written note to D'Israeli. urging linn
to sacrifice half the revenue Of the CHURCH
establishment in order to b. able 70 sAve tie
rest.
BrRIIH, April |.
Immediately upon the rati6cssion Of the
treaty of citizenship recently concluded be
tween Prussia and the United States, Mr.
Bancroft viii snter into nseetiations for the
sssAblaAmsat 81 q commseeaal tssa1 bstvssa
tho two countries.
nAs1ss, April |.
Adnisal rauu6gut = still i - sisy. n
avaita The retssn n - Duhe Daeossa, Who
q present i 10 Sicily.
Io,H Apsil I.
Thrss 1ays lster daaee ~ isDvviysd ftca1
Aonssvidso sia Rio Jnnlites
z Thtssptsesf fsks " 0enes>l1
Nosss esSidsss u USGli X Xi 60 Irsisl.
- i 1eee5 S -
- fssasa ftoa tA4n1lao = 1EI4 4 ~ - Rs11I
lsa ~ - ~ 11a rs nat
vitkeee 5ss, - - - ~ III =
J ss
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,
orr.w.. Anr;, ;

OrTAwA, April I.
At half-past two this morning Darcy
AcGee vas shot dead by an anknovn sssss-
sin, ~ be vas entering the house where he
lodged, on Shanks street The ball passed
through MeGee's head and lodged in the
door which be opened. A son OF the lsndla-
dy came up soon after and found the body on
the pavement. He saw no person in the
neighborhood nor beard no footsteps EvAs
> light, clear. bright night, and the Assassin
must have been behind the fence Of vacant
lot opposite or made very hasty retreat
McGee bad Just left tho Parliament House,
His brains exuded and the sidewalk was COW
cred with blood, indicating that the weapon
vas held CLOSE 70 bis head. No traces Of the
assassin.
NEy YoRK, April I.
In the case Of Jas F. Cummings rs Jas
Gordon Bennett. the Supreme Court, at q
general term, reversed the order which dis
missed the appeal. The complainant was
Commissary in the rebel army, and the dam
ages are laid at $50 600.
Two workmen named Sandon Boiler and
Robt Walker, died yesterday from the inhs-
lation Of the fumes Of ammonla Ia . chemi
cal manufactory in Brooklyn.
Louis Gardner, . German, aged twenty
one years, was murdered last night in liquor
saloon, on Mott street, by an unknown boy,
probably fifteen.
A Canadian despatch says: The supposed
Aasasain Of McGes il from New York. Bome
say the assassination was the work of Fenians.
PRKscorT, Can, April 6.
II. G. Faul. who was on trial here for CONS
plicity 10 the murder Of Sykes, on the Grand
Trunk Railway, some weeks ago, was dis
charged yesterday, the evidence being insult
6cient for conviction.
MILWAUKEE, April I.
The Chamber Of Commerce yesterday elec-
ted +. eapderson president.
DEs MONKS, April I.
The present session Of the lows LeSisIa-
1atass Will terminate to-nieAk
CouScIL BLuFFs, April !.
The lows Deaf and Dumb Asylum, to be
erected Il CounoiI hluhs, Ii expected to cost
$500. 600. The Legislature yesterday appro-
psiatsd el96, 600 10 eopmenes TIE toei.
CHtDAao, ApyiIi.
The report ofthe DifectosA ii Tie Aossd Of
Trade show . balance in the treasury Of
1925 %.
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CHICAGO, April 7.
A Washington special says: The Demo-
Gratis are in high glee over the election news
from Connecticut, and many called on the
President laaI evening to congratulate him on
the turn Of the impeachment reaction. In
Repnblicsn circles the opinion prevails that
it will not affect The final result OF the i'm
peachment at I'll, but rather increase its
chances Of going through without dissenting
Republican vote.
Governor Pierpont is 10 Washington, feel
ing very sore about General Scho6eld's .
course in appointing General Wells Governor
of Virginia.
Fl. F. Snider, George Knapp, George W.
Ford and Daniel r. Taylor, all Of 81. Louis,
but now in Washington, were summoned yes
terday as witnesses for the President.
General Stedmsn has arrived to attend the
trial.
General Sherman, upon his arrival here,
was wholly ignorant of the testimony he was
expected to give, and come to Washington
with great reluctance.
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XIII CONGRESS- Second Session
WASHINGTON, April I.

W1sHfSdToS, April I.
The Chair laid before - Senate memo
rial Of the Legislature Of Montans, praying
for great of land for eaaeational purposes.
Referred.
Nr Johnson approved psti.i0s Of 1000
or /, 1000 colored citizens Of Bouth Carolina,
Georgia end Aiabam1, asking ths Govern.
ment TO aid them in emigrasing to Siberia.
He said some I l,Oa0 sore had authorized their
signatures, and the petition Get forth that they
could not hope to overcome the social ine-
quality inseparable from their condition, and
chat they, therefore, wished TO 60 to . Republic
Of their own raee fairly estabiished and prom>
ising great prosperity and al the advantaess
Of civilization in = suitable climate. Refer
redv&o the Finance Committee.
On motion Of Mr.. Love to o-morvow, after
p M, be set apart for the consideration OF
bills reported from loan claims.
Mr.. Pomeroy offered = resolution instruct
ing the Committee on Pensions to bring bill
to 20 aasead the pension Law that the mar
riage Of deceased soldiers widow shall no
longer work . forfeiture Of her pension,
which was adopted.
Mr.. Harlan eallsd up the bill in relation 70
the charter Of the CITY Of Warrington.
Mr.. Sumner offered IN amendment a. an
additional section, msking il the duty boand
of Aldermen and Council to meet in joint
session on the 6rst Of the month after its pas.
sage aud select, BY ballot, all the officers nov
appointed by the Mayor, who are held in Of
fee during the year.
Mr.. johnson asked the object Of the amend
ment
Mr.. summer replied by reading the resolu,
tious adopted by the Common Council. He
said it was we'll known that the action Of the
Mayor was hostile 10 the colored men.
The amendment was agreed 70; 20 TO lG.
After . debate the bill passed
Mr. Morrill,, Of Maine. from the COMMITTEES
on Appropriations, reported, with amend,
ment, the bill making appropriations for con
tingent expenses for the Senate, amounting TO
$4,000, including $l0,0 600 for the expenses
Of the impeachment trial.
Ms. Trnmbaii intfoduced q bill TO remove
the political disabilities from r. F. Butier, Of
Tennessee. Kecommitted 10 the judiciary
Committee.
Mr.. Morrill,, of Maine, called up the Navy
Appropriation bill, and the debate on the
propriety of fhe reduction Of the Navy was
confused.
Mr.. Conkling's amendment to reduce the
number of seamen TO 1900 was finally re-
jected.
The Senate went into executive session at
3:30, and soon after adjourned.
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Notice Is Bankrupfcv.

In the District Court of tbs usitsd s.aias for ths d.
tItcf OF lofs, IN sank nptty In fhe nf fsae
Cross. bsukfuSt, - ksuk. ia sid District on "a.
7ta dsy Of April, A. 1sss O. g A. Dsstrief " Iowa
ysIis Il 70 give noties thAt petition hss beeu 20
wit on the ith day uf sprsi, A. D 1853 ai.d In
said District Cousf By homas srses. Of ksakHk, Lee
cousy 1oss IN sid dist sho has h~sstoSove
dsy dsciafsc ban kfnpf under the set Of Coo ers eut
tied An 40 70 easasi.ss uniform ssst~A Of bash-
ruptev throS the nss~d ssssSs nareh
a. ls6. discharge aud eessfseass ID. reof from IA
his debts an pther ciAis provssie and-r e.: and
that the Ism dAy Of Nay, A. D. 1885 10 ariort a n
esaisnsd for tbs hearing Of the beofe Cnrf
10 heohnh, - comfy. Iosa whsp and whsvs crec
ttors Of said btHhfupf, aud al ofhtt vr.o
% ~ attend shd shov eause, II any thsy have why
the PRAYER Of sia pstitebsr shraid rot b. grA
fa,tasr tea b hs shy given, ths b. I'D third
meeting of the creditors of sail hsnkrapt, resafrrd
unfsf tAs ~ ana 2sth saetoEs of Aes. sfH ke
holden besods John Brace. E-gissr In eanarup.y .,
bis ocA PuPne 10 kstss Heuse. 10 the estv Of k~-
ah. I<s~ csis{y lowe. on The s4.h S.y 81 M,v.A .
1855 ~ 10 cfciIrck .. m
J. C. BURNS,
oisrhc1 q Q. District coust at kssaak. Iowa
- "A Sv- UsA
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l. O c Hllr Cssh hisr OF The ststs s..ten.i es,s ~
Keokuk. d3aieu My s~sax that the siye ,.tss,, 1.
| true, 70 fhe best Of wJ kaovieaxs ard bestes
o. q. HALs Ca.hisr
srsTr or low, CorsrY er LIN
sworn 10 hnd suhseri,ed h~snfe me M. TN "a, 81
| April. 1865. Gsa. ". H5Kfes Suts.y pubflc
afss-dit
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"a par. CiasT Vinegar; s.ss.na sas.. ls ,.rs
IS : ~ strong aua pa'sssoe' As
saa she uritsa stssss 81 Stat, ST.
~tws' ksih Z. {, i PRUsstN0, ssy ano =. -.
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FURNITl WE.

8 G Bridges................Nes / Estes House
FURNITURE.
Howe Tyler..........:. .......-. .5s Main street
Duncan, KarIe Co.......14o / 142 Main street
GAS STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar Ason.......Jchnson street, bet Sd 4 4th.
Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
Bridges Estes House
Gold, Silver. and livery Mounted 0aaes.
S G Bridges ges............... Nos Estes House.
GRoCERs-wHOLEsA
8. Pollock Main street.
S Usnin 4 Co...........-.........Io0 Main street
R F Bower MAIN street
NJ Stafford. ..............cor Blondeau Levee
GRoCERs-RETAlL.
Robertson Albeis MAIN street.
JAA g McQueei .........-........-s4 Main street.
Cor 4 Iryin..,.. -..corner Fifth Main streets.
uydrsmesers, hsrmeastsrs, Saehxsn-
eters.
Sc a s........,......Nes / i : Estes House.
ARxEss .ADDLEs.
Hasr, ....a-..f ain atreet-bct Sd 4th-
HARDwAR1.
Peck Brothers........cor Fourth d Main streets
n RnsI Main street.
HATS, CAPS AND NOTIONS
Burkttt 4 ACo...........-..........sl Main street.
HOTELS.
Tepfer House e..........--s.toos fhiFd Johnson
Demins House ...............cor Second johnson,
Insurance AGENTS
Adams, ...........,..,, cornsr7d and Main sta,
IOWA COAL 4 OIL CO.
Ofass Levee, bet Main Johnson.
ICE.
Collier Berry. stsest--in Es.as House.
Brornsll Bros ... M. ....4..cor Main Fourth.
JEwELRY, tsIEs aoIol
Bridges s.............Rosl Ros Estes Hopss.
IIouoas-WHOLEsA
Leonard Co Co............177 L ia Main street
MARBLE WORKS.
Baxden L Chenowsth. Third street-nsar Main.
nILLINERs.
spie.berger, Mayer co...-......No. III Main It.
Mrs Weber :. ... cor Third Main streets
mILLINERY 4 s0HaEr DLEAcHEhY
MrsW + Bowman .4th st-bet Asin Blondeaa.
nEWs DEPOT
pavia Lowry '..'s''.-. e. ..'.'.'''o"I1
hsgniivinE oiasses
Bridges......-. ..-...-..No os l . Istes noass
oytieian, gpsetaciss. Eye Glasses.
a pr;deas Nos Estes Honse.
v.. n.,ui.a usershaum,
No.1&2 R.tes House
-.., A~...s&t>~ RiAe..
- ~u.,c
1
,-m,~n. Avn Wall PAPEBs.
=. 81 p,a,d..u
m ss1. EST ATE '.'onAasm street
uusrAuRAHrS
Young ';ls.s.a y ..s = ..
::::::::. :::.s:.-... -.ss,:s: .,....
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FYRIgHAN. aoapyEAR & hayes, Czech and s's., ssa-
3 a,.ry hardware, LIE. ther. Hui spnkss saa Iron
,rrsass work. Springs Axiss, Bo.ts and AAiiea''s
isl lake street. --------, :. I'll
II tr,s,s asd Dealers in LsAtner earriase a"'e'
sasta ery USrdw are
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and COru&kS

n MKsERas T. 24 i.se s.rs.,, rae, prt., AZ fo
ssss., s,s ea,s en risatrs SEM for c.t.lesae
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d NfTLEK, corner R.aaspa sas,ssae ~ prsier IN
A impss ~. Mani.esnrss isa p,asa ware Asspey Of
= . \ sslnusl watch Co
hn4-Ae6dlX
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TN m BIZ >heins.
seed store.

- .,T 4 !. t. Msrufa tsrtr-- Oar skefbs ~
psvws pvw.s.. .ra at of red 10 the T. aae. aehS
,,.,.,r.,sa IN catalogue. es Michigan Aysane-
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BIAcKRERRY, H., April7.
The largest poll ever cast in this township
was cast here to day, on strict party vote.
The following is the result: W. p. West,
Republican, for Supervisor, ls0; J. Harring-
ton, Democrat, 81. This is Democratic
gain of over 20votes.
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Howe Tyler.........:. .....5s Main stree
Duncan, Karle d Co........14o 4 l42 Main stree
GAS a. STEAM FITTINGS.
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eeneill, Jones Co.....cor Third Z Main streets,
Hess, Stern / co....-cor Second / Main streets.
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BOOTS = sHOES-RETAIL.
l.. NJ Dean esn...............cor Third Main streets.
Husxaz1p Mstlsss. Main street.
Huskamp Main strset-bet 4th i 5th.
Hart, 13s Main street.
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Engraving, Brands, Seals
SO Bird idges.,....,.......Nosl 4 2 Estes House.
EGGS 4 BUTTER,
S Pond 4 Co..........cor Main Ninth streets
Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
Bridges Estes House
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n wkS wtI4MAa 8tSsL0R wh1iesAIs Dry
ID Gooas " saleus and Notions IS knd II Randolph
ssr-ef tar ge stoek and Low piirss.
,AaEayAs wYos Dealers 10 Fry doodz woeasns,
VI xns Nntsons hoi.sze htsek we'll ssiseted and
es,.h al bstfem prices, 50 Lake street.
ToHsY FARHELL 4 Co., Bry Goo1s, Notions, Woo
j ems ~ Nabash Avenue. Keep larger stock sEd aeli
bssspsr th IN any ether hscse Wet
- d. JACKSON Co. whe.sssie Dress foods. " ~hiis
y. 6oods nessons, Hosiery, Noo.sns, knTnishing
900 afs &C 81 snd 81 Wal .sh Ayenue,
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AFTERNOON DESPATCMED.
from wa6hin 6 ton.
Gen. Thomas still Attends Cabinet
Meetings.
Congressional Proceedings.
Assassination Of Darcy McGee.
Great Excitement In Canada.
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE
ELECTION RETURNS.
GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK 1885.
From washin 8 ton.
Congregational Procecdlngs.
Assassination Of Darcy McGee.
LATEST NEWS BY CABLE
ELECTION RETURNS.
FROM WASHINGTON.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW YORK lsss.
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4 The mercantile houses whose cards
compose this column are carefully selected
from the leading firms in Chicago a. those
whose extensive operations and widespread
reputation entitle them to the first rank in
commerce. The business cards Of these
establishments in their several trades have
been classified in alphabetical order, FORM
ing comprehensive synopsis Of business
information, upon which our merchants
ean rely.
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BONNET BLEACHERY.

BUCKEYE FoUND4Y.
.rmitags i Co.........cor Ninth ! Johnso
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KE0KUK DIRECTORY.
BOOK.BINDER.
N Pearcs 4 son ......G Gate City Bldg, Main I'd

David @ Lowry. ....-.... Second street
NJ " Westcott t.......... ain strest--near Fourth.
Ed carter... s........ 80. SO Maiu street.
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fancy Dry foods and Notions

Fancy Dry a0O0s anu NosA""s.
y EIrB WOOD 4 CO.. Importers and Jsbt-~ts OF
IA fsocv Dry GasSs, Notions. Hosiery, " bite Goods
aui woale t;oos complete stos owsst prices o. and
Sd A,chxsn Arsue@- --
Al A1NIsls 4Us hKsE o.,., holessts dealers fx
Iti NOTIONS He3p skhts, Hosisrs. Gloves and Fancy
lrv GassSs ~ Isk sirsst. Gur steek rsw
,EY aOER CaHTER CD ln porEsfs sId Jetb--s Ia
- Write Goods, Linens Ha~isFy eiofss, aohep
rriuniags eor,sts IS ssa - Meaiesn svrhns
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FAIRBANKS SCALES.
U.1s. Gaps and .Eurs.

NrsYBs Hsfr Caps aud Fur, Millinery
II ntA u "ne - ~aa.. b aaaio Enhee and hu aooas'
n and str. ,'a,. "a. q and % Michigan Assnns
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CLOCKS, wATCREs = JKwELRx.
Sam Bridges Nos 4 : Estes House.
T. R. j. ayres Sons..... .........s7 Main street
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CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, 80.
ohm Copelin ........... - SO Main street
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- -
I.amOe ,snd Fruit Jars.
Machinery.

NI0ITa WEsrs AFaGo Ensfn's, Pampt, wrought
IN Sr. pine Msifsable Iror ca-tiegr siean Warming
4 ,.,atrs 10 Jsfterson street
a. = 1Kfss, TW0Hi6 = FrRsE lrong Pips and
w Fitt.nss Steam Boser- Pumps aud auaFes, Belt
inc Steam Warming Appsrstus 2as AXE stssst.
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Chicago Iron Works.
Chicago Lead and OIL Works
Dry Goods.

II rABALL. sTgyEas CO, Wholesale Cloth Eo
N = I, Randolph .trest --
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CROCKERY q QUEENS WARE.
Carey i lie Faivre 49,. Main strect-bet 5th 4 9th
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CHtsE HA<P RID & Co. iT9 water street, Head
I on~,,sr. fnr fs pairfs arnisf, aiaas and Axis
srease prrprsttn- stY ca White Lad
EWIs, HAN 20 .sii Paints, Viis, ssfhi-nfs anu a.
1 Winfow Glass. chsansr tha" any Noise IN ths
ynr,hrsst o. to 9s -nth W-tar .trs.t ~
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s.oo1in. MateraaI..
sx0OGmg ~laies.

XHHTASaR 4 RAYMOND, P nstie safe .,- Ee,nnS
w sis.- Fe aud nj otug AID sne~hn9 ft'''
:. t'1- -. a.. S.aiA -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-02
THIS IS No FALSE ALARM

GREAT EXCITEMENT AT BLoNDHEIM's
Cor. King and Fairfax sts
Cheap for the million Be sure to look for
Blondheim's Make no mistake, it will pay
you to look particularly for the corner of King
and Fairfax SITS. Don't buy until you see our
goods and prices. We defy competition; we
really sell cheap; look at our price list below,
and then judge for yourself
For Beaver Suit for $3.50. go TO
BLoNDHEIMS,
Corner King and Fairfax sts.
For the finest quality Black Cloth Suits for
S15. 90 to BLoNDHEIM's,
Corner King and Fairfax sts.
For real good -mixed Suit for sl2 50 go to
BLoNDHEIMs,
Corner King and Fairfax SITS:
For first quality Harris Cashmere Suits for
S1l.60 90 TO BLoNDHEIM S,
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-12-02
spurgeon on Total Abstinence.

The London Advertiser publishes the follow
ing report of speech on total abstinence by
Mr.. Spurgeon, at recent conference Of Baptist
ministers on the subject
lido not know what brethren may think of
II. but somehow we do think ourselves that if
il was pure matter of self sacrifice, We would
not wait to be asked by brethren to go in any
direction, whatever might be the consequence.
Imay be allowed for moment to be slightly
egotistical, and say what is my position here.
II may be the position of one or two others.
| may illustrate it from my brother case
Some time ago he was an avowed teetotaller
some nine months he was consistent to his
pledge, but again and again he found from time
to time he was literally failing, and one day,
50 close was he to the verge of the grave that
said, Young man, there was one man who
went to heaven in chariot Of fire, but that is
no reason why you should GO to heaven In one
Of water,' and [ went myself and fetched a
glass of wine, which enabled him TO finish his
done 2" | said, II will tell you my own exper-
ience | tried conscientiously to be a teetotal-
Ter for some nine months myself, but l found
was obliged to give it up--at least L thought
so-and determined to take what | did take In
secret. [ bought some wine and some medi
cine glasses, and think for year | drank no
wine but out of medicine glass, and with q
locked door. But of course, it leaked out,
and l found | was doing more harm than by
open drinking. found some had got a habit
of secret drinking who were confirming them
selves in what was doing; so put the medi-
cine glass on one side, that no one should say
| was ashamed of doing publicly what did
in private"