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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-02

SUPPOSED STIPwRECK. The schooner Mary
4 Harmon, Small master, arrived at this port,
reports supposed shipwreck The following
Is Is the statement Of the mate, Chas. Fountain:
va the afternoon of Saturday, 23d ult., when
passing Fire Island, saw what at first was taken
10 10 be part of drift sea fishing apparatus.
SSaptaln and myself went off to it 10 the gig and
found It to be the PROV of life boat, such as
iIaffed by ocean steamers; made line fast to
ueF ring bolt and attempted to tow her to the
vessel, but as she seemed weighted down and
's'aned her position, stern sunk and only
SlaI portion of her bow above the water, were
' tlaole to do so. The vessel then came along
nae' aud 10 the efforts to raise her her stern
Sa4e out, and she sunk immediately, apparent
81 naIiug something very heavy in her stern.
sue sI mad canvas covering, laced on, and had
Ia "'aSS number +, about two inches long, on
"vs port bow. When she sunk seven oars,
-, IaTSed Idaho, No. 4, two boat hooks, one wa
oo. Neg, also such as carried on we'll equipped
s AVIAN steamers life boats, tiller and rudder,
I Iaa the mast, all marked No. 4, aoated out of
> ~, ana are now aboard the vessel. She had
W. cuethlng very heavy in her stern. but what it
'u'l OF salt water
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1873-09-02

Law DEPARTMENT.
j. B. Minor LID, Prof. Com. and Stat.
Law; S. q. Sou,haN, LII d., Prof. Equity and
Law Merchant, lnlcrnutl. Law, etc. Session
begins oct l. 1913, ana continues nine months.
Instruction by tex.-Dooks and lectures combined,
illustrated by Moot-Court exercises: For C.ta-
loguos, apply p. q. University Of Va to WIN.
WERTkNBAkEK, :occ-'y. Facy. aulG colin
' CuANlCAL COLLEGE.
The Second Session vii! open On the 18th OF
AUGUST.
Provision is r.alc for instruction in Agricul-
turc and Technical Mechanics in addition ~ the
usuo Scientific and Literary studies.
The NECESSARY EXPENSES OF the State student 90
not exceed Sl3U Tor the Session Of ten months.
The cost u !, pay student Is SD more. Inla e=-
innate incluuc; Tuition, Board R,on-rent, Flu
ell, Lights, " tshlng, Books and Il Uniform suit
For Catalogue address
Q. j.. c. MINOR, Prest.,
Jy 5-eo2m Backsburg, montgomery CO., va:
ID tauuuier county, Va,
preparcs youths for the higher classes Of the
Virginia universities, or for business life /; has
nine Instructors affords facilities Tor learning
Practical Surveying housekeeping and IeIe-
prauhv and has an Introductory course OF law.
It's students are offered prize scholarships 10 the
University of Virginia. the Washington and Lee
University and the Nlrg lniA Military Institute.
$3.50 for BOARD and UGrIoN
per half SESSION OF II weeks. No extras For
Catalogue, &C. address, PRIScIPALs. Bethel
Academy Z. o., FaG4ulcr CO, va. nu4-lm
A LEXANDRIA FEMALE SEMINARY.
The next session Of tins School will open Sep
TENDER S.h, lo13 in the lne large, rear roon IN
the upper story ot Sarepta Hall. Apparatus in
creased and improved; corps of teachers and
course of instruction complete. Best school
room in the city Terms: s., 81, $l0and SIS
per quarter Address Rev DR.. j. LITTLE,
aug Ain 2. O. box 2lO, Alcxandra, Va.
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DEDICATION OF A CHURcH.-The Methodist
Eniscopal church at Manassas, Va, will be
dedicated to the worship of Almighty God on
Sunday, september IA, by Rev. Bishop Gilbert
Haven, of Atlanta. 1t was at first announced
for Thursday, September 1, but has peep post
poned at the request of Bishop HaY ve VINO mas
suddenly been called to attend the E! hlle cpnler
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MISS TEBBS, for eight years one OF the
IVA Principals Of Belle Haven Institute, will
open SEPTEMBER 18th, 1873, Il SCHOOL
FOR GIRLS, at No l23 Queen st. A limited
number received aug 22-lm
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ty, were appointed Judges OF the shooting. The
sack race for the children was Won by master
John Abcndscheisn. Col. Charles e. Stuart,
delivered an GRAFTON ia the afternoon. All re-
turned safe and in excellent spirits, delighted
with the days enjoyment
REMARKABLE OCCURRENCE Though death
and taxes are, proverbialy, the two things GER
tain, they are not often welcomed, and we
doubt whether parallel eau be found, any
where, to the scene that occurred IN front or
our City Treasurer's Office yesterday. When
Mr.. George W. Rock, who had prepared the
tax bills and was to aid the Treasurer in collect
ing them, made his appearance, about nine
o'clock. a crowd Of a hundred or hundred and
fifty people, of all ages and colors and of both
sexes, who we're waiting 10 front Of the office
manifested their pleasure by cries OF here he
comes" and actually greeted him with three
cheers. When he got into the inner office,
they actually climbed into the windows, and
crowded around him in such manner that he
was, with difficulty, enabled to slgu receipts.
Is there any other place IN the country, great
or small, where the appearance OF the tax gath
erer is cheered when he comes 10 collect his
dues?
LoUDoUN CONSERVATIVE NOMINATIONS. -
At the Loudouu County Conservative Nominal
ing Convention, held yesterday, the following
ticket was nominated
For the House Of Delegates, J. A. Carter and
NJ. Harrison.
For Sheriff, W. f. Barrett.
For CONFERENCE.-The -1HOrney Charles II.
Lee ,
For County Treasurer, A. T. NJ. Filler. :.
En. CJ,,h ot' the LUunty Court, Edgar Lit
Teton.
Par County Surveyor, Thomas Norris;
For SupeIutendant Of Poor, W. Ii. Hlbbs.
The nominees are all gentlemen deserving
the fullest confidence, not only OF their party;
but of the people generally, and will each and
all fill the position for which they have been
selected with credit. Old Loudoun will doubt
less do her whole duty In the coming contest.
EFFICIENT STEAMBOAT MANAGEMENT
This morning Captain James Harper, of the
steamer Columbia, while on his way from Wash
ingtou to this city, thought he would scc pro-
vided his boat should catch fire, how his crew
would act under the circumstances, so he sound
ed the alarm on the mair deck at g.45, and IN
one and half minutes the engineer, Alr. John
Bleasdale, had two streams from the donkey
and one from the forward deck pump in opera
ton and flooding the decks. At 9.43! orders
were given to lower away boats and get out
life preserverS and 10 two minutes, under drec-
ton OF Mr.. J.. T. Pearson. mate, every boat
was in the water, aud every life preserver out
and ready for use. Rarely has such rapldlty
been exhibited and from this test fires may
break out with impunity on what has tor years
past been Known among river people as the
"old reliable. "
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EDUCATIONAL.
CT. JOHNS COLLEGE,
ANNAPOLIS. MD.

JAMES M. GARRETT, NJ A, Principal.
Examinations for admission September 10Th
and Goth. Session begins October 1st:. Terms,
for tuition and board, Including fuel, lights and
washiag,l S215 per annum, payable semi. annu-
ally in advance. Several State Scholarships VI
cant. For Catalogues, containing full p.lrticu-
lars, address Prof. WIN. r. HOPKINS,
aug 27-wtOl Annapolis, Md.
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PREPARATORY SCHOOL.

Y
The next ,ssion Of TIL: school will begin OF
the lst DAY OF OCTOBER 1873 Fo" partic-
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H. JAQUELIN AMBLER Principal,
~ l2-eo2n Markham ST H., Fauq. co., Va.
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OF VIRGINIA MEDI-
CAL SCHOOL.

The next session forty ninth will commence
October lst, 1873. and continue for n,ne months,
Offering great advantages to the diigent student
for thorough training in the principles Of his
profession. For Catalogues apply to WIN.
WHITEWATER, Secretary OF Faculty, 20.
University of Virginia, Va. aug l5-eolm
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BAD NEWs.-From the annexed letter, dat
ed New York, Sept. l, 1873, received here this
moruog by the agent of one of the largest coal
com, auics doing business 10 the country, a
BY no means light injury may, without the
earliest and most satisfactory assurances are
gwen, be Inflicted upon the business prospects
o!lhis city 1t is incomprehenslble how such a
state ofafairS, as alluded to in the letter, should
exist, and surely there must be remedy. With
good and reliable canal transportation to Cum
b1rIand Alexandria's facilities for conducting
the shipping part Of the coal trade, must secure
BY Tar the major part of it, but if breaks or
oher sorts of Interruptions to navigation are
allowed to occur as continuously In the future
a> during the past summer, aud when they do
occur to require such prolonged periods to re-
pair them, she will be shorn of half her
strength:
Dear Strive have your favor of the 30th
ult. aud your telegram of to day, which does
bot surprise Us 10 the least; Oh the contrary, we
rather expected it. We know the canal is not
only in inefficient hands in case of breaks, but
tina, these parties, for the purpose of making
false exhibit of earnings, entirely neg ected it
all the early part Of the season, and it is iu such
a deporabe condition. that it is not to be re-
he'd upon at all, and we shall aim to build up
business at Baltimore,.in preference to canal,
SIMPLY because we cannot afford to take the
risk Of sending vessels to Alexandria, We are
doing largely increased trade at Baltimore.
Notwithstanding the broken canal our tonnage
Tor Aug. 1873, is six tons more than August,
1872. Our total to August, 1878, at Baltimore
is $1,000 tons against $4,000 tons to August
%, lS72 This is the penalty the canal bond
holders are paying for bad management We
hope all uuloaded boats were below the present
break, aud this break of only 20 feet, in de-
cent hands, would hardly make any difference,
10 return Of boats to Cumberland, but ten
enauces to Que, before it is repaired another will
follow it,
10 this connection it is mentioned that reports
iFSm Georgetown to-day say that but two days
VIII be required to repair the last break, and
mat boats may, by tomorrow, be expected to
seasaln on their way up and down. That the
report may be true is the wish of all interested
In the vaIt,ra ~ IN, o;tr,
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EDTTATyOETE.

A LEXAN DRIA AGA D Z M 7 I,
~ Cor. Wolfe and st. Asaph SITS.
The Sixteenth Annual Session Of this School
will commence on MONDAY, September S.h,
when all pupils who desire to attend during the
session should be present for Classification
Catalogues containing particulars may be OBJ
tanned ut the bookstores or by applying to
aug 23-tf JOHN 5. BEACH, Principal.
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IT F. HENk1'S SCHOOL,
L. On Alfred street, between King. and
Prince streets, in the second story Of the Friend
ship Engine Building.
This SCHOOL FOR BOYS which has been
in operation, with the exception of the years of
the war, since the year 1857, will commence its
next annual session on the 18th Of SEPIEMB r.
The terms Of tuition, depending on branches
taught. range from St to 81 per quarter in ad-
vance, with an extra charge Of 50 per quarter
for tuition in either Of The Ancient or Modern
Languages.
Gs,- The school room will be open after the
7th Of September from Il. m. to II IN. tyr the
examination and classification of pupils wishing
to enter the School. aug 22-tf
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HECTIO.N SALES.
By Francis A. Kerby.

General Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
TOM VI 1851 NERS' S 4 L Z
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and game bag. gifts of Mr.. M. Bossart, which
were won by MIR. Mayhem, Of Washington, by
his superior skill The creased pole was not
clmed, nor the creased pig run for, but many
other sports were engaged in and dancing, to
the strains of most excellent music, was kept up
until late hour of he night. A sack race
was run by three German ladies one Of whom
fell early in the action another fell over her
PROSTATE form and the third carried off the
prize-a gold piece-amid the plaudits OF a de-
lighted crowd The running Of the boys was
the cause of much amusement. Messrs. Jas.
Coleman and James Reed, of Alexandria, and
George Karl and John Baker, of Washington
city, and George johnson, of Alexandria couu-
ty, were appointed Judges of the shooting. The
sack race for the children was Won by master
John Abcudscheisn Col. Charles +. Stuart
delivered an GRAFTON in the afternoon All re-
turned safe and in excellent spirits, delighted
with the days enjoyment.
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MISS V. L. JOHNSON AND SISTER will
WI open SCHOOL FOR YOUNG La
DIES, commencing WEDNESDAY,, Septem-
Der 18th, 1878, at No. 2l0 Prince street, a exam
dria. Va aug l2-lm
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E.. E. BOWMAN s. CO..
ALEXANDRIA,. Va.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-12-11
Capt. Fry's Last Letter to his Wife.


The New Orleans Times publishes as
follows copy of the last letter written by
Capt Fry to his wife, the allusion to fam
lily matters not being reproduced:
ST. JAGo, Nov. 6, 1873,
Dear, Dear, Dita-When | left you
had no idea that we should never meet
again in this world, but it seems strange
to me that | should tonight, and on
Annie's birthday, be calmly seated, on a
beautiful moonlight night in most beau
titul bay in Cuba, to take my last leave OF
you, my own dear, sweet wife. and with
the thought Of your bitter anguish my
only regret at leaving
l have been tried to-day, and the Pres
ident OF the court-martial asked the favor
OF embracing me at parting, and clasped
me to his heart. | have shaken hands
with each Of my Judges. and the Secre-
tary OF the Court and interpreter have
promised me as a special favor to attend
my execution, which will, | am told, be
in a very few hours after my sentence is
announced | am told my death will be
painless; in short, | have had 4 very
cheerful and pleasant chat about my fine-
raj, to which shall 90 in Il few hours
from now. How soon, cannot vet say.
1t is curious to see how | make friends
Poor Bambetta pronounced me gentle
man, and he was the brightest and braVcst
creature ] ever saw The priest who gave
me communion on board this morning.
put double scapular about my neck and
a medal which he intends to wear himself.
A young Spanish officer brought me 4
bright new silk badge with the blessed
Virgin stamped upon it, 10 wear TO my
execution for him, and 4 handsome cross
in some fair ladys handWork. These are
to be kept as relics of me He embraced
me atlectionately in my room with tears
in his eyes.
Dear sweetheart, you will be able to bear
it for my sake, for ] win be with you if
God permits it. Although | know my
hours are short and few, | am not sad l
feel | shall always be with you right soon,
dear Dita, and Won Will not be afraid q
me. Pray for me and viii pray with
You.
There is to be a fearful sacrifice of life
from the Nmginius, and as think a need
less one, as the people are UNCONSCIOUS OF
crime, and even OF THEN tate up 10 noW
hope God will forgive if am TO blame for
it
If You write to President Grant, he will
probably order my pay due when resign
ed, paid you after my death People will
be kinder to YOU now, dear Dita; at least
| hope so, Do not dread death when it
comes to You: il will be as Gods angel
of Yest-lemembcr this hope my child
rem will forget their fathers harshnesS, and
remember his love and anxiety for them
May they practice regularly their religion
and pray for him always.
Iell--that the last act Of my life will
be apublic profession of my faith ana hope
in Him of whom we need not be ashamed
and it is not honest to withhold that pub
lie acknowledgement from any false mod
esty or timidity. May God bless and save
us all. Sweet. dear, dear Dita, we shall
soon meet again Till then, adicll, toY he
last time. Your devoted husband
JOsErH Fry
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-12-11
Pills, Portions and Pungencies.

''sam. why don't you talk to your master. and
tell him to lay up treasure in heaven = "Wha's
de use of lynn up treasure dar He never see
INN again."
VEGETINE has never failed to cure the most
inveterate ease of Erysipelas.
A Doctor up town recently gave the following
prescription for !! lady, "A new bonnet il
Cashmere shawl, and Il new pair Of gaiter
boots.' The lady, il is needless TO say, has en-
tirely recovered,
If you feel dull. drowsy, debilitated, have
frequent headache, mouth tastes badly, poor
appetite and tongue coated, you are suffering
from Torpid Liver or "BiliOusness," and moth
ing will cure you so speedily and permanently
as DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery.
1Os
at seems to me have seen your physiogno-
my somewhere before, but l cannot imagine
where" every likely have been the keeper
of prison for the last twenty years"
Many Suffer rather than take nauseous medi-
cine and this is not to be wondered at, as the
remedy is often worse than the disease. Suffer
| ers from coughs, colds, Influenza, sore throat,
| or tendency to Consumption, will find in DR..
| Wtstdr's Bdlsdn, of Wtld Cherry remedy as
agreeable to the palate rs effectual in removing
| disease.
"A Philadelphia German, who got excited ovel
| an account OF an elopement Of married
woman, eAciaimed: "If my wife runs away mi
anouef mans vie, will shake him out of he1
preeehes' II ne be mine fodder. mine Got"
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-12-11
----'F--1------- =
BELFAST PRICE CURRENT.
Corrected Weekly for the Journal.
BOSTON PRODUCE MARKET.

MONDAY, Dec. :.
BUTTER-We quote fine fall -made butter, where
every tub is choice, t 6a9c, and selections sell
ing at higher figure; god to fair lots suitable for
grocers' use, nj 2sa}2c; medium butter 5a27c and
bakers and common at 1Sa22c
CIIEESE-There is but limited demand and the
market rules steady at b 1-2al+c for fine factory
with jobbng sales at II l-2c; medium factory ut
1lal2c; farm diaries ut 1oa1lc and skins at 1a9c
per lb,
EGGS-We quote Northern and Eastern, 29a32c,
the latter price for fresh eggs; Western, at >? a29c
and ned at 1Sa22c per doz
POULTRY-Eresh killed Chickens are wanted,
and the market is firm at l6alSc nice Turkeys arc
selling at 16a1Sc the latter price for fancy choice
Western Turkeys sell at 14a15c, and Chickens at the
same price. Ducks are selling at 14alsc; Geese at
12al4c per ID; common lcwles and poor Turkeys and
Chickens at 10al2
demand at s225a2.30 per bush for mediums; pea
beans at 81 IS, and yellow eyes al So per bush
FRUIT-Apples that have not been frozen are
firm at 81 2a4 80 per Dbl but frosted apples sell all
the way from 81 70 $3 80 per Dbl Cranberies arc
dull at $Sa10 per Dbl.
POTATOES-Ih market for potatoes rules steady
and sales have been made at 7Oa75c per bush. for
Jackson Whites and 75c for Early Rose Onions
firm at 81 50 50a4 - per Dbl.
HAN-We quote prime hay nj sej per ton, and
common to inferior nj l4als. Straw has been sold
TODAY at 225 per Ton.
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The new track at the depot is all ready tor the

The new track at The depot is all ready toi the
IRON.
Good weather of late for the poor man, coal
pile.
The kennebec Journal says that f. h. Bowie
has secured rooms at the Hallowell House for
himself and family during the winter.
Amateur printing takes up the attention Of
several clubs OF boys, in this city, who compete
strongly for ear! and envelope work
The captains interest in the sch Mary has
Naon purchased by Capt J. F. Foss whc will
command her. She is to load for Charleston
: q.
RcN, John Allen, of Pennington famil iarly
Known as "Campmectin9 john will give a
t"keted lecture at the Methodist ycstry next
Tuesday eve. Suhieet-Reminisccnce of his
past life.
Miss A. A. Hicks has removed her coakmak-
ing and fancy goods establishment to City Block
oven Allard's store. She keeps 4 choice stock
# goods and her rooms are fivorte shopping
place with Ladies'
NIFTY. Things have disappeared strangely
ir0m the depot for the last two wears. Last
Thursday Mr.. Berry, station agent, sent for
George W, Reynolds of Burnlam, who ac-
knowledged that he and George Files of Unity
had stolen box of raisins. Files was inter
viewed and told that Reynolds and hrother-n-
law, Hutf and another confederate had stolen
raislns aud tobacco Berry is waiting for more
to come ana tN up, or they will be sent for
HA1. Owing 10 the bad condition of the
roads little or no hay has been marketed the
past week. 1t is sill held at a high figure aud
nothing Is done with the Boston market. The
ir" cargoe> shipped have been taken from the
>totehouSes. and have mostly gone South, Geo
81. White is loading sch. j. G. Drew for Jack
-nnyle, Fla. Pitcher n Son loading sch.
Georgia for Charleston, s. O.. and sch. Hero
tor salem. Zane * Bailey have Sent small
iout to Deer Isle. Robert Patterson has loaded
sch. W. q. Eddie for Spruce Head. Sch 7.
VI. Bonny has cargo for Carvers Harbor.
NEW Local ADVERTISEMENTS. People
DESTROYS of purchasing 10 advantage will do
well to looh over the following business an
nouncement, To the large and new stock Of
furniture and eroeGery ware by j. c. Thomp-
~ou. Having largely increased his sale the past
year, be Is now prepared to offer still greater
iuducements.-Calvin Hervey calls attention 10
his display OF gold and silver ware. watche,
and jewelry lately purchased for the winter
tradc.-A. Andrews has put in a large stoe for
She holidays in the way of men and boys cloth
ing, 1iannels and furnishing goods.-Jere c.
Written announces one of his popular dancing
sohools II is unnecessary 10 say that this one
will be up TO their usual high standard.-AIieh-
aei O'Colneil offers desirable house and lot
tor sale
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1873-12-11

One Hundred Deaths per week i'll New York
and Brooklyn from Discusses of the throat and
lungs And yet Hale's Honey Of Horehound
oh0 Ior, taken i'll time, would prevent seven
el&hths of this frightfll mortality. No cough
or cold can resist this balsamic remedy. Crit
tenton's, 9Th Avenue. Sold by all Druggists
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute.
When man and woman are made one by u
clergyman, the question is, which Is the one
sometimes there Is Il long struggle between
them before this matter is finally settled.
IMPORTANT TO SUFFERERS The greatest
beneiaetor is one who relieves pain and cures
disease. DR.. Silsbec has accomplished both by
his miraculous discovery of ANAKESlS, an
absolutely easy, rapid and intalliJle cure for
PILES in all stages. All Doctors endorse it
and 20,0 900 cured sufferers testify TO its virtues.
1t is Il simple suppository acting as an nstru-
ment soothing poultice and medicine. The re-
lief is instant and cure certain Price 81 90 sold
by Druggists everywhere, and sent free by mail
from Depot, As walker ST.. New York.
A schoolmaster in ncighboring town, wish
ing to discover the talents of his scholars for
geography, asked one of the youngest of them
what State he lived in: To which the boy re-
piled. "a state of sin and misery
Letter From Rev. J. SaImon,M. D.
CHAPMAN, QUEENS COUNTY, n. b.
Mr.. JAMES |. FELLOWS.
SIR: In the practice of medicine | have
recommended your Compound Syrup OF lily
pophosphites, and have found invariably the
following results
Greater Freedom in the action of the Lungs,
Increased and more easy eNpectoratlon tn cases
indicated by dry cough. and decided auemenll-
ton of tone to The whole nervous system.
! can safely and consistently recommend your
invaluable preparation in a variety of cases,
especially for Chest diseases having successfully
prescribed if in Bronchitis. Asthma, and Debil-
l,ip jtn1,;
and Debility from Impoverished Blood.
! am. sir, your, truly, JAMES SALMON.
practicng Physician and Surgeon.
Qnp and his wife had bit of contention
the other day. II own that You have more
brilliancy than L. said the woman, "but
have the better Judgment YES said Quilp.
''Nour choice III marriage shows that ~ Qnilp
was informed that he was a brute,