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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-11
From Venezuela.

HAVANA. May lO-Advicc> from Ncnczuc
la, state that by i decree Of tie Government
the ports of Cumana, Barcelona, Carupana, ant
Matllrin are declared hluckadeti. Another de
cree of BElrco $, orders that all goods passing
from the ports OF Venezuela for New Icalanc
be charged full duties according to the Custom
House avs Of Ecnzucla The measure has call
ed forth general cutlery from foreign MGR
chants. who are the principal losers.
Banco refuses to pay all the international
claims.
An outbreak at Caracas is expected, head
by Generals Lucien Mendoza and Aristi1ucta,
both liberals and formerly friends of Blanco
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-11
From Chicago.

CHICAGO, May ll-Bishop Whitehouse has
made no rrorrosal, az reported to submit the
Cheney case to the decision of the next general
Episcopal convention, nor has he refused the
Rev. John Cotton Smith permission 10 preach
in Mr. Chcney's church.
The loss by the fire at Manmouth Ills, yes,
terlay. will reach over $500. 200; S7S.U0O insur-
ancc None of the policies in Eastern com
pancs are over $4,000.
Judge Wilson, OF the Z. $ Dcstrict Court
of ST. Paul yesterday refused to hear the in
junction in the ease against the canal across
Minnesota Point at Duluth Oh the ground that
he is an interested party, and the matter will
be taken before Judge Dillon Of the t. 5.
Gircllit Court
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-11

New YORK: May ll.--(1oTernments dull
and heavy. Stocks very heavy, excepting for
St. Pauls which are steady. Va SKIES CO !;
do new III. Money 4a5 Gold steady at III.
BALTIMORE, May ll.--Virginia Sizes old.
SCI, bid, 81 asked do. 1866. Y bid, 72t asked.
do 1867, g. bid, So asked ; do. coupon old; ~
bid. do. coupon new, = asked,
BALTIMORE, May ll--Cotton firm and is
held at II for middng and IA for low middling.
Flour 6rmer, demand improved, Howard street
superfne S54aG; extra 9saS74. Wheat firm;
Ohio and Indiana lG2alG5; Pennsylvania l55a
IG5. Corn dull and heavy; white Southern
75a77: yellow do. IS Oats tirmer at 62a6l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-11
The Ring.

BuFFALo, May ia Canadian gunboat
passed up the lake at o'clock this morning
Its supposed its destination is the scene OF tho
Mace Coburn fight. Four large tugs left this
city last night crowded with passengers among
whom are some prominent citizens OF this place
anxious to see the mill.
BUFFALO,. May ll.-Thc prize fight be-
tween Mace and Coburn, near Port Dover. On
tario, was broken up at four p. III. by the
Sheriff The men were in the ring all read
for the fight but had not struck blow, wher
the sheriff with posse arrived. The fight is in
definitely postponed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-11
V'nyas Cattle.

ABILENE KANSAS, May l0.-The first drove
Of 1900 r. xas cattle arrived to-day The
shipments by rail from this point for the COM
ing season are estimated at $4,000 head.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-11
BUILDERS AND CONTRACT and

d the public generally are hereby notified
that we shall, from the LIST day of April, 1871, TO
at the brick yard binding on St. Asaph, Pitt and
Wythc streets, in the city of Alexandria, BRICK
Of the best quality, which we will sell al the low
est market price. Application for the same must
be made to Us, as no one is authorized TO act tor
! us in the sale Of said brick.
NH 29-2aw3m W. ID. CURSE & W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-11
Memorial Ceremonies.

LOUISVILLE, May lO.-Tho graves OF the
Confederate dead at Cave Hill Cemetery We're
decorated to-day. Three hundred and ten
dollars we're contributed on the ground TOR the
purcase of marble hcadstones tor the graves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-11

COMMITTEE MEETING.--Thc Committee on
Permanent Organization OF the Conservative
Club will meet this evening at the law office OF
S. C. Nealc, next to the Gazette Office, instead
of the Office of COL NJ. D. Ball, as indicated at
the meeting last night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-11
Tbe Miners Strike Settled.

.PoTTsvlLLE, May ia final settlement OF
the present coal difficulties was to-day cOnclud-
cd and an agreement is now being drawn up by
the committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-11
CTARTLING AND WONDERFUL DIS
y COVERI
Bethesda Mineral Spring Water,

OF WATKESHA. WISCONSIN.
This Water is the acknowledged cure Of the
intractable and incurable diseases known aS
Brght's Disease and Diabetes.
Astonishing cures Of dronsy have been effected
--bricl-du<t deposit, inflammation Of the neck o!
the liver it is unsurpassed 1t will allay MI liz
Illumination Of the kidney and urinary organ; III
twenty-tour hours, giving immediate relief; also
in scarlet fever it prevents the kidney from con
costing, and removes all traces of alDumchcFi".
1t will give rcliet in all cases OF high fever.
General Agent for the District Of Columbia
and State of Virginia. -
WILLIAM b. ENTWISLE,
l2Ol PA. av., Washington. ID. {.
Agent for AlrXandria, "
j. ENTW ISLE. Jr.,
- King street.
Send for circulars: my 2-lni
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-11

ANCHOR AND CHAIN RECOVERED An an
Choir and chain which had been slipped and
buoyed down the river, but taken up by some
OILERS AMI sent to this city, was recovered this
morning by Capt. William Carroll to whom
they belonged, by means Of i search warrant,
on board the vessel upon which they had been
brought here
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-11

RETAINED LETTERS. The following letters
are detained in the pestofice for want OF post
age, viz :-Thomas Early, Safe Harbor, Ian
caster county, Pa; ". W. Terrell Brunswick
Maine
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-11
THE 1AHrIIetA,

New YORK, May ll.-Flour shade frmer.
Wheat is held one to two cents higher. Corn
quiet and firm ...:.....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-11

TIE Tunnel. condition of the eastern
end of the tunnel is now and has been Tor a
long time past the subject of complaint among
all who live in that locality. The frame railing
and the wooden platform are in such dilapi-
dated and rickety state, that it is considered
dangerous to walk upon the one or lean against
the other. The east end Of the tunnel was
never completed, but should beat once: and in
just such manner az is the west end.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-11
1880. \ 6 }HHc lS7 /.

ARE YnT AFFLICTED NR JJTk,
USE
FAHRNEY'H
BLOOD CLEANSER. OR PA&ACEA!
An Alternative ana Cathartic or Tonic and
Purge combined for diseases arising from bad
blood, such rs Costvcncss, Dyspepsia, Live'
Complaint, Erysipelas, Chill5 and Fever, letter.
Tumors, Sick Headache sc.
Beware of limitations. The oldest and genu-
inc. Is highly recommended Made at WayneS-
boro', Pa, and Chicago Ill. Ask for BLOOD
CLEANSER, OR PANACEA, and take u"
other. Sold everywhere, at 81 - per bottle.
Z. s. LEADBEATER s. BRO Wholesale
agents for Alexandria, Va my l-2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-11

PUBLIC MEETING.-A meeting of Con ;arva
tive citizens was held at Liberty Hall last night
NJ. D. Ball in the chair and X. Kemper Sec
rotary
The attendance was very large and the audi
ence enthusiastic All present seemed t" cntel
heartily into the matter of opposition to RadI
cal misruc
Upon taking the clair Co.. Ball explained
that the object ofmceting was to organize Con'
sentative Club. and well got forth the necessity
for unity OF action and harmony Oh the fart o'
of all opposed to Radcali5m.
On motion Of Samuel Wimsatt the following
resolution WIS adopted:
Resolced, That committee Of TWO from each
Ward be appointed by the Chair to dra II Il
Constitution and report a permanent organIZa
ton at Il meeting to he held on Friday night the
18th instant.
}. t.. Moore, formerly Of Prince William but
now of Washington City, being called Tor made
Il speech strongly denunciatory Of Radical n'I'
and Radical policy, advising::a stringent mc;'res'
in reference to those who, by their conra', give
aid and comfort to Radcalism and advising
that the lines be drawn broad and deep be
tween the two parties. His remarks We're ire
qucntly applaudcl
At the conclusion of Judge Ms speech, c.
F. Stuart took the floor and spoke in opposi-
ton to some OF the positions assumed by Judge
NJ, especially in reference to the policy to be
pursued in reference to any line Of demarka-
ton between the white and colored people, and
favored conciliatory policy.
COL s. having concluded, loud calls Were
made for VIM kilgour, who declined speaking
on account of indisposition but promised on
some future occasion, before the election. to
address the people.
G. W. Wat!les vas next called for: and in u
few pertinent remarks clearly set forth the
great necessity for united and harmonious ac-
ton on the part of the Conservatives, IN order
to save the city from the rule Of those who
would, if successful, govern it to the detrl-
ment of all the best interests Of the community.
Mr.. w. remarks were characterized by wis
dom, sound sense: and good policy.
At the conclusion Of Mr.. VS.. remarks the
Chair announced the following committee APP
pointed under the resolution Of Mr.. Wimsatt ::
lst Ward-A D. WarGeld, and S. Chapmen
Nealc.
2nd Ward-Col. JAS s. French and Samuel
Wimsatt.
Sd Ward-Henry Strauss and \. ". Chill
ton.
18th Ward-Dr. J. B. johnson and Charles
Williams
An the meeting then adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-11

TIE FREsHET. river is still full, though
the strength Of the current is rapidly lessen
ing. Accounts from the upper james, how
ever, report the food almost as great as that of
last fall. The water at Lynchburg is reported
to have risen thirteen feet yesterday, and has
caused considerable damage Three spans of
the temporary bridge across the James, erected
by the O., 4. K NJ. r. R. Go. after the de-
struction of their bridge there last autumn,
have been carried away, and two or three
of the bridges on Gen. Mahones road have
also been destroyed but travel On the D. A.
4 NJ. R. R. will not be Interrupted, passen'
gers and mails being ferried across The re-
pairs ITO the bridge across the South branch otthe
Shenandoah have been completed and trains
are running through to Harrisonburg as usual
The local trains on the Alexandria and Wash
ington road have not yet resumed their trips
in consequence of the condition Of the Long
Bridge
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-11
Do0ley's Yeast Powder

Has long been regarded rs the best and cheap
est Baking Powder in use. Perfectly pure and
healthy. 1t makes. at short notice, delicious
Biscuits, Rolls &c. There need be no waste OF
food prepared with it, as it is always Of the best
quality We would say to those who have never
used it that very few trials will enable them to
use it, not only with entire satisfaction, but with
economy.
Put up FULL NET weight, MS represented
iIrocers and Dealers sell it.
DOOLEY & BRO, Prop,
GO New street,
r,h 10 oodoov;;r New York city
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-11

SUSPENSION or CANAL NAVIGATION.-ln-
formation was received here this morning that
a lock rate had been washed out of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio canal at Seven Locks, and that
navigation would be suspended for short time
in order to allow.o the making Of the necessary
repairs Boats will he able to pass toni ht.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-11
CIGARS, TOBACCO. s;Ss'TE. Tas'E@~
DC, &C., ttc.,
NO. II KING STREET.
jan S-tf
%S"Give ne Il call.

lsI-Givc me n call jan S-tf
DAINTS-Lcwis's Pure Lead, Rcsursam do,
i Raw and Boiled Linsccd oil, Coach. Cop"!.
Japan, Damar, Shcllac, Asphallum and Parat-
fine Varnishcs Spirits Turpcntinc. Patent Dry
rr, Lamp Black, Chrome Green. Chrome Vel
low, Venetian Red, Burnt and Raw Timber
Burnt and Raw Sienna Prns=ian Blue and Vel
low Ochre Also. paint and Varnsh Brushes
and Sash Tools Of all sizes and qualities. For
| sale in quantities 10 suit purchasers, ut lowest
market rates. Orders from the country solicited
and promptly Allied. oo
app JAN NJ J u ".
GODS FOR THE SEASON
" ATS King strGri.
| PATENT STEP LADDERS, Of assorted
! siZcs--a nice article, made light and strong, at
&C c6}M BINATIoN CARPET HAMMERS,
GARDEN TROWEL.S. small sets Garden
Tools Pruning Shears Grass Tools and great
many other goods in that line. /" whlch'w IN
vite attention.
app j. T. CREIGHTON G. son.
isabella PANIER HOOP SKIRT.
Just received the above very popular HOOP
SKIRT. The style is patented, and only one
Factory in the country can make them. They are
far behind hand in filing their orders: on that
account they will be very scarce. We have, also:
4 full assortment Of other styles of skirts. Call
and sec them. ,.,,
my8 WILMER & SLAYMAKER.
WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
Corner Of eth St and Louisiana Avenue
PAYS INTEREST OF ALL DEPOSITS.
Interest commences from date Of deposit. De-
nosits can be made and drawn NJ will.
j. a. RUFF, Treasurer.
Washington City, my 6-2aw3n
A VERY FINE ARTICLE OF GUNPOW-
~ DER TEA for sale by ..a.
g. WBI. RAMSAY,
myS S. E. cor. King and st. Asaph ss.
CT. CLAIR HOTEL,
MONUMENT SQUARE,
BALTIMORE, MD.
GILMOUR & SONS. ...... Proprietors
The only Hotel in Baltimore furnished! with 4
Passenger Elevator and Fire Escapes; Has ac-
commodations for 300 guests. Terms ;" perday'
Opened May lst 1871.
H. H. FOGLE, Manager
Baltimore, my l0-eolm
DELIANCE CLOTHES WRISGERS,
~ g00u article j. j. F CARLIx & SONS.
rr - King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-11

KEEPERS or ORDlNARIEs.- special term
of the Corporation Court will be held on Sat
urday for the purpose Of granting ordinary
kcencrs licenses.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-11

NOTICE.-Ali persons are hereby cautioned
~ against trading for negotiating TWO
CERTAIN NOTES, dated, respectively, April
2Sth, 1871, for $500 payable three months after
date, and April 18th, 1871 for S4Oo' payable N
tional Bank. Alexandra. Va, payable to s. w.
Beebe-said notes given by W. i. Eandenark
and F NJ Crossn,an and endorsed by Isaac Cross
man. w L. VANDEMARk.
+. NJ. CROSSMAN.
FL L. ll,,1rnh 49,, :n1, N=.nn.&f.,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-11

FEsTlvAL-The festival to be given by the
ladies of St. Paul 5 Church, will commence to-
night, and from all accounts respecting it. those
who contemplate being present will enjoy IN
agreeable evening. Among the numerous at
fractions, the art gallery, which has been sup
piled with some Of the choicest selections that
Washington and this city afford, will it is I'M
derstood be especially worthy of inspection
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-11

With this exhibit it can only Dc by dIssen-
ton; AMI the want of sufficient excrtion that
three Of the wards vii! not give Conservative
maioritics ut the coming election.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-11

OLD DOMINION LIGHT HoRsE.-As will be
seen by reference to notice in another column.
the Old Dominion Light Horse will meet at
Cats Tavern, West End, Tomorrow evening,
for drill. The company is understood to be in
y hourishing condition. and hopes arc express
edthat before long all its members will be uni
formed and equipped, and that the city may be
gratifed with 4 dress parade
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-11

CORPORATION CoURT-Accounts Of W. u.
Herbert, coroner, and J. T. Ward, constable,
were allow.
License to keep an ordinary was issued to
John Loelliger.
Administration de bonis non, with the will an
nexcd, upon the estate Of John Lawson, de-
ceased was granted to r. NJ Lawson
Court adjourned until Saturday morning next
at ten clock for the purpose Of granting ordi-
nary licenses to such as had failed to obtain
them
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-11

REdIsTRATloN.-The registration books in
the different wards were closed at sunset last
night with the following as the result Of the
registration conducted during the preceding
two days >
lstWarl-9 white and ~ colored aided and
white AMI coored transferred
2ml Ward--l2 white and + colored added and
3 white transferred
Sd Ward-2O white and 10 colored added and
white and colOred transferred.
lth Ward Ia white and 3 colorel added and
- white and co!orcl transferred.
The hanks a. tbn,- NOW STAND ora az follows
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-11

MAYORS OFPIcE-John Mouroe, for disor-
DERBY conduct, was sent to the work house for
20 days
Daniel Foley, for disorderly conduct, was
sent to the work house for 90 days.
A. s. Cruzc. for diSordcrly conduct, was dis
charged upon promise to quit the city forth
with
R. H. Rowe, for abusive language, was dis
missed with reprimand.
Sarah Hart, for disorderly conduct, was sent
to the work house for 90 days
MAGISTRATES OFFIcE.--A. J. Moore, col
ored, for subornation, was bailed in the sum OF
$500, j. A. Seaton security, for his appearance
at the July term of the Corporation Court
NIGHT REPORT -Night clear and so cold
that slight frost was visible on the low
grounds this morning. Several balls were given
in different quarters of the city but with i sin,
gle exception. the one il a house on the upper
end of King street, they Wee all conducted
quietly. Three dodgers and four prisoners were
in the station house. .--...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-11

INSTALLATION. The Presbytery of Wash
iugton city met, pursuant to adjournment: in
the Lecture Room of the First Presbyterian
Church, at clock yesterday afternoon. and
was constituted with prayer. The Moderator
being absent, Rev s. Tustin, D. D., was cal
led upon to preside The object of the meet.
ing was to examine Rev. Mr. McAtec previous
| to his ordination and installation as pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church in this city.
The subjects of examination were, Experiment
tai Religion, Philosophy, Ecclesiastical History;
and the Greek and Hebrew languages These
examinations were unanimously sustained by
the Preslytery, and the ordination directed to
take place at the church at quarter to clock;
to which hour the Presbytery took IL recess.
At the reassembling Of Prcsbytery at the
church, the ordination services were commenced
by chant Of the choir; after which Rev. ). ).
Mitchell, of the New York Avenue Church,
Washington, preached the sermon, taking is
his text, Luke, 6: A "For Of thorns mcn do
not gather figs, nor of bramble bush gather
they grapes.
Rev. s. Tustn, d. d.. presided. and pro-
posed the constitutional questions. The charge
to the pastor was delivered by Rev. W. $.
Van Doren and that to the people by Rev L.
F. Fox.
Rev. DR.. Mitchell. of the Chesapeake Pres
bytery, and Rev. A. G. Smith, of the Pressy-
terry of Freeport. H.: were invited to sit as
corresponding members Of Presbytery.
The following original hymn, composed by i
member of the church, was then sung:
Our friend beloved! the words tonight
Which link thy life with ours,
Fill our glad hearts with deep delight,
As sunshine fills the flowers.
As faithful shepherds love 10 tend
Their flocks bynight and day,
SO thou art come, Cur guide. our friend.
To teach our steps the way:
To tell us of the wondrous love
That left q royal crown,
And from the realms Of JOY. above
To tears and death came down.
And we will listen and rejoice,
As when in woodlands drenr
The lost lamb hears some plying voice
And knows that help is near
And when we hear thy earnest prayer.
Our souls shall rise with thine,
Forgetting all cur earthly care
In hope and faith divine.
Thus lead this flock until We rest
Where CRYSTAL waters flow,
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-12-08

but so good aud lovely a girl will be all /
wish. felt like picking her zip aud run.
ming off With her that morning, when, after
| smashed up her best flower, she was so
pleasant about il. Bless her dear little
hOart There is no reception hours or com.
pany behavior with her. Frank said, his
face glowing with happiness.
Isabel never ceased watching aud waiting
for Franks return to her side, until she saw
his marriage announced; and then she
could never imagine what it was that made
her lose him. IL she could have imagined
that awkward eartman was the exquisite
Frank, the mystery would have been solved.
Many times, during the days of their
courtship, Mary would ask Frank why he
came not for those long months to see her.
And when he answered by telling of the
pressure Of business, of course she didn't
teieve him, but continued TO tease him to
tell her until the day before their union,
when, l suppose, thinking it better to be-
gin welded life with clear conscience, ho
told her Of Uncle Phil's ruse.
Doubly dear the old man became after
that. And when, year after, baby boy
rested in Mary's arms, she called him lit
tie Phil. Frank was not jealous a bit, hop
ing bis son might DO as good and wise as
Uncle Phil
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-12-08


SAID TO BE a SURE Cure As small
pox is said to be prevailing in many parts
of the country, we rcpublish the following
from an exchange:
GA lady in GAINESVILLE, Tennessee, writ
ing to the editor Of = Pittsburgh paper, says
81 saw in late paper that the smallpox
was raging to aR alarming extent 10 and a
round your city. For the sake Of suffering
humanity | send you a recipe. II is as un-
failing as fate and conqueps in every in-
stance. 1t will also cure the scarlet fever.
The Ingredients are as follows:
Sulphate Of zinc, grain
Fox Glove (digitdtis,) grain.
Mix with two tablespoonfuls Of water
When thoroughly mized, add four oun-
ces of water.
Take teaspoonfnl every hour The dis
case will disappear IN twelve hours.
For children smaller doses
eff you value advice and experience, use
this for that terrible disease. You need
not mention my naOss, but give it TO
YOU that you may kaOw who sends you
this recipe"
The above recipe may prove Of value at
some future time, aud we would advise our
readers TO clip and preserve it,"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-12-08
q Z r no TIC Y
Notice to Creditors

IT, hc Creditors Of D1gH GJsoa, dee'S
4 " pursuance Of a decree of The Circuit Court
n OF The county oi Hampshire, made in a cause
therein pending Co subject the real estate Of The
s'i1 David Gibson 20 i1e payment OF bis debts
you ore required 90 present your claims against
The said David Gibson. decd for adjudication
to William g. Clayton. Commissioner, AT the
Office Of White Clayton. in Tie said county. on
or before tbc orb dag " January, I'72
Witness. Charles VI Taylor. Clerk Of said
Court this l7.h day of November 1874
CHARLES VI TAYLOR, clark.
Nov II, l61I-7t
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-12-08

VALUE or EGos-Duriog she war ma
ny experiments were made BY medical men
and others interested ia lho subject 70 SEQ
10 how small compass tho most nulrment
could be got and after ali the expert
ments Of physicians, Psychologists, patent
rights men, Swans and investigators on
scientific subjects, they al had to knock
under Go use 40 expressive, though vulgar,
phraso) 70 40 old hen, or a young one eth
er-ior it vas found that an egg contained
O greater amount Of nutrimeDi, of lifo-pre-
serving food, 10 the compass Il occupies,
than of any other known substance True,
there arc essences Of meats, etc, that by
combination With other articles may be a.
powerful. but alone, the egg j. lho most
nutritious. There is more hfs-sustaining
element 10 a single egg than twenty times
iis bulk in bread or food Of that kind. -
Poultry Standard.