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, 1875-10-29

tisl1y AS Eiren In ytftcrlaya TAInrxK. This
a. "'t1 tho tTt"ns wi:r;l th' n :.d"r'l f'-
losing
fEt.DHT:
Tls! The tttrt aa-l i.l1l i4rsN, IN a L. alh
ntl tiIs tstEsrg 1t ft q, a. y. r. =. from Nhtsl-
Inflicted wifi lnc III Liz lArl.A nj fAtrr NAtiIt
during FIGHT III tIt- Ut 1'an:rl II&: y In III"
iAsefent Of No. 10y Wat Lake ttrtrl End W. iAa
JURY, furtsr rcn.ment that III" t;ortnsr hold aiAo
R"hor ajiaa 1lsan, and Daniel 1cairy, Al ~,the'f"+
under susb faii ~ III his 1adHm-ht will insusn their
prrkenre 1sfoTe Tho H1and jury, and hereby Cninft
patrick M1r'n u Ja!! without bali, To sn4wer bcsprs
the Criminal Court.
Whio Jolsuny Day, ono Of the h3Js who witncassl
the Na1rhs murder, Wa. Ai:n'l.uy fI tho MAt~bn
9trrct Station yesterday inpritI.y waiting Tor tho
cutn.ntnCemsnt If tic !nIutf isit4h slead bpIJ,
he chaucei to ok oAt II tils wilnx, nnd recognized
man scEoaa tho way ~ Tho red .lare Individual who
hfRAn hr row II. wf,ch c i dc@l t'l loat hs lIfc An
oftctr Immediately AEre*ted lin, snd in ee&rchfHg
him found s1lt watch An cta,n which were quickly
recognized ~ belonging 10 WIN - held IN "
ot Lake Atrtas shntt!y ht"r shr MURDER fe giScn hs
Hsme * Edward EaIosas, atrt @;s Ac knuws nothing
about tic murder, although he HIs Ircsrnt.
, 1875-10-29
SUDDEN ILLNESS,

,Srtrfni Dfspasch IL TIE Eh'taa" 3ritant.
l,AsAlar, H., Oct. 29.-WiiIam r. Fssae,, ot
Quincy, representing tho White Load and coor
Works OF 81. 1.o,ls, Was suddenly attacked Will,
honplugta this ovoning At Tho Central HoteI i'll
this CITY. This right ha1f OF his body ts conf
plctoly raralyzrd, and he is pnblo Ut stc"ch.
Ito In n carpf.,i handn. antI his friends have been
informed VI his condition.
, 1875-10-29

WAH11HoroS, Oct. 2s.~-Joscph Williams. tho
p1ca,dont Of tho Ioatd nf F.Ic Go,umias1anata.
waa reported AZ naylng, At the Fire EnRlnoet's q
Convention in &c" York, that, wl,on ho y ran
With the machine" IL party refuyoi 10 contrib.
uso 10 the autpor. of tho Firm pouartmeut
they "sppttef his honso. aud ~ilcn fire catne
tlicy Bavd the a1to,D,ng property mud permitted
his 10 hiTa. Tho Co,nini-aIollerH IT thu DIHtr,ct
Informed Williams that llo must either n,ako an
ntanlute 1euinl Of tho report, or redigu, and he
Ehuno to Ioajgu.
, 1875-10-29
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MUSICAL.

4 DEt1DED HAluiAlS-A vEAY ElF0A Hr
b,and nsw ;'..pesayc n'.aotnte' Si;h a8taa".
highly ll,lhc1 rase"nod rEuuc Earnnis .er2rn-
Tim iyuth, tihy "Es and 5rr .slg 1nls XIV.
pu3ernl in tune. Thu nsttHiB II exckcdinx
ing one MsnHiact1,cz'. rrlec t;M f"r ,alc Win soof
rt4nn nsw. with rAfrnH lrgs. tart'entIne mnJthF
ease COST es1 will 70 aold 9s,hes with .hrotJ.ed
cnth and atnol 70 cortospJtd fur esa ca.h4
ba soon II Es SotErtck.at.
EHOa HAl.n- St:EKS .STDr tN1AS. EKw. At
bait psIcs. Hoan Howe building. cnrnos Jackson
And htAto.stA.
no To nTItE ORGAN FACrt>Hy Ft,N THE CHEAr-
Vt Eat Estclas cabinet orEnH In Chlcseo r.sne.s ia
md rstAi NlcuULSuN ORGAN CO.. u Lat Ia.
ifianABt.
, 1875-10-29

11oK H,IK IN ExcllA ,Gr-A .,s1nry r1,tt.E
srs'a"nr- in ~ h2nt; No.. r"ot,, t.",r, N-s',
btaac": ti::. c''nrletc: will 3Ic:snx. tar frs =
III ir,o!. .,H Att~t "f dry r*sts..t s,",
Lbhnt fdfts viii ray suin. cssn. Aiut".t VILLA II
UAGlif. troanra4iIs. faI.
FOX KsALE-DE,!hanLE KtAL T,rA?. = ~;
ra.h tdd.er, r. u, i,oa ii Fsusac4la f.., us Jas.
ii. PORTER, fAurJats. thicarn.
, 1875-10-29
THE ST. LOUIS BRIDGE.
INV tho People Of St. Louis Have Been
swind!el-.-A Gigantic Fraud.
rt,a Shareholders Dled, tic Engineer
Ruined, md TIM City Not
benefited,

lo1
NeHcAlHus
Ko,o,,],, Erto h1;ahaa n p1anc
1 GfasnlnE Mouagoly ohIttpl1ehoo Ii 1aoo
II rou,or Mopnnn1;na
VI ooS'oA
...-
srtfIdi CofFsfpnndfhft dT TIE thFaoo 7'7oHHts
~ ,1,,. Mo-. Oct, 2G.-It ia a ,nriantho{y
IT. h' 49, .,n+.ro ~ + t,,,;uo, t,,.t in.
rejection 70 t"e "''''a" - ''1" .''''' -"
,.,I ef tue great commercial reEu!tH WHICH shny
"se' .a,rrol vo,]d certainly follow tho Couple
Eefa MeN
uou Of ...
fuE stCcn-rA1gE1enp rn.pnE.
sbtt that ankii'5 N'''' Of~'",'" ~, 49,
=. mt wrought nc pereartlb1a chhhEo IN tns
~s..,, ,roic. Besides proving q sailuc in lala
general H'ae' , .n.,
rtfpecl u Jas tuFheu oul ~ I'o '"oSt l'""''aeH
,,cainn Investment to an particH Concerned IN
aa4 ~ ~oo;,,1r tho ,ou:,,n,t nto,ktot,}crs 4
l. aod esl.ss'A, y, ~ -" 49,. -
,nnhes of tho ~. l.oulA htocRA0haoss EA'c Hue
III te full amounts subscribed, and, Rl-
taoasl I''els hsos'. ~ Ho.'o NJ" ."es 49,, Ae' 49,
ouk for cent on lle ooar, Afo yet !oreea " COINS
s,I viii thu residue Ut their subtcripttoni. TuA
,fx dIsous.In0 In 1nyls!or3 who confidently
Ireeans1' :. rnu,t,n ~, ,,,r,,1 1,vL1or,t ~ a.
1na per cent. IAefe u atsoaR 1cean9 h'oaB Ing
I.1, nf cert that therc haa bcrn moro OF Ecss
ss'sr fre the bottom On the part Of the managers
afsaps .s,,o-, ,,, no,y ront-o1 Tin toreoyn Nnnv
tud eonop''"'' ' - 80. ~ - ~ ......
tfheu were FcfsaAHe" IL hupac3'tt 1eF tnc A'o'A'o
, 1875-10-29

non gAIE -ONH ii. H sAlTIrS RFsAwlS0
J. ruAchias u pssset Tpuasns vtass; nas e.l.ss To-!
ESSkrr dlAkk'3 Planning. Nil, QuAssI-ss. and
k5ph9&f.
, 1875-10-29

"hETFNsm MAtE HFHp.
1.to.- ~~~-
'1noR'fnn1nr'. t'le1ih, tIc.
N'A"FGti st., ''si '1i. ~ DFFffK
b. ~. T., 'H y" + "'' ';T''"
" -'' 80 '' =" ''h''"'"f"'
h,' ~. '''' III city ''s'""''' "'r' ~ ft''a"o '
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W a.. r.m,' ~ nf ,, riE T. 4 ,;.Af k ,,'
bn.t t.t "aIy an, r,,'. Il s.s :. ,,.n ~ I,.., ~.
,a&hlon.tlt :fy tau ..r II supl. = j. Trtfpns
of4ce e----.--u
JraHn% ~
" &c., .,i .r. IT, + ~, ~ Hhu, H'RsE.
n,?i A,:y s,,jr, =, id VIII! X, GnJi frin
,t.AS,rD 4 Fthsrti,,s r.:,tvtpr .,.
" hsr.s " :si I rifnnu ,,i.r. .'"
l1,,.vr.n, -, ,rvs,,,r,,- -,
~ Hsd" fAr<"f snd Fit,-Herenth+s:. ". Eit:N.'.
,,,,i1,h g.. s'Mt 80 mAN ~ s;fa, e!5ttn:
"ad''n-''
,s,tSrt.n n.fHNt;,.r} Writ, ,f,,,I ,;t,t,i,
W tn.i ,.n,,. +. nd. ;, ~ ,.,,n ',ln, ~, ~.
ncr E,rt, "a1.. ,n;, t;r,,n.t IL '''o' " LILA .'
" " ' r .- .--- .,
WAETEp "a s'fR,T-t:LtrS TiSEER. t:AJI,A At
" William ltlais Cn T. i; L,Er..t. tu:Eer.uw,
t*''" 1nt '''s'.'s- 'fF' h'"''T'
{VASrE;D,.-A HAhbfh, T"E*fY,sE';oSD-ST.
WANTED .rIiEi..: rt.ssrtLhs~ Apr.nfHs: No
s;1'', '''' s,', , ,s y's
" III ,VG ,,h h',I "Aht.tsa y AHH
,,,.yr.n. ri 1xrrTfn. m ,;,.rx ia
" Htvu,ct:f III: 1nnr,lnv y, a, Wnoa nj t,,.n.
-. ,nrs. ill., ~ toaia WsSf II "''a "au 1'e"f
, 1875-10-29

PERSONAL.
INtuNM AyiuN WANTED -uF WJllris .Ti:XAS
mara Ioas. tAksn uh tho 4. l?htt. suTstn St!l -
ii kkf .0' ''s''''' a. ''' ''0'4 ''-'' N--''. 'e
iNv0R8aTlUJ WANTKD- nF JOHN AND .MICM-
Ii llsnict FIea.s cali Vt s!lIuas All HAN.
Ley. Williams Hotss, 70 Aad u klnasst.. Cbleago.
, 1875-10-29

tf,O HEsr-sal fEp1AHAAy,, MARnLKTHDST
| h,rss rit}I tluy fsirt ha rn nrsr r van. rFysi.t
lIs.iy iarui, bsd xt Ls Ic,. cd or ts,n ot .cs,s
tr.!t"!.
~" ~! HAhkth Az rnhtblf-isnnf. T. roHns, hs"iy'
q. ~ ~, ar nI' J.: rsGt.l c"n'"'"3 iern.', "a.
~: '''1 '''<'' ''''' ~ lKED IT, Xxi: t;G..
p Ek,hlnEttn.stt
rt,,, ,,,,v.r =, r,oi,S, ,xropv, ..n r,.rM,.Sr
1'H lNSI-h IH;iHHlsi 1Slolt1 ANh y thl.Mi-Nt
Ct1AB, n fiALt, H.: Ilaaus,phtt. "'' ~'-'"'
,., ,,r.,. . .,r,,,.., -, =, .,..,;t,,,,
pd1isa., cs1.n4 w..,a.y I'd
he5a at A4 "hhtso'aF. -,.,-
sis for Ssto5T Sfc9'nad iafa; },:. p1a;cd &c.
-~ ~ h.'pf.IA q hts' ~ ~ Aua'
ftsO iIEHT T-GiiEAp-taS THE NORTH HiDE
ter-rto1u brck Enuss utti, h,t and rIt w.,r ia.s
tno,p wo vner c!osr;f Ill in rood prer n min
, 1875-10-29

HOW THE NUNE7 HAH DHFhIHE
~. whIck thu l,r1d,e waa built:
, 1875-10-29

BARGAIN TWO REstNEss HOUSES AMI
- -. Md ue'!sstab.h"d drug snd srncerY bu.t-
Ia = 1uusithin3 af nhkbitA ntx. for &lls
r.c,,. with Fithnrr tho a.Eck. AddEpsa Il, [.
SMITH 4 40. ,Jttup, lava.
, 1875-10-29
SITUATIONS wANrEu-.MALr.

:..nott., ,ceUcrI. Clcr1ss, &c.
.,h": ":T;"% Wt1Trn *sttLrSN.N UAs1t1RR,
- 1'- " 1.'i''"n nr Nns ki,i It aica wnsk. ii
i'l '.i. J.. ;',is H-:t srtnbkblo rhat.
reg r'" ~. 'p " 'ei. .lf an aney epa,1s, lnnts
"a ~ ~ Tc,'F htnx!lr: ntc.; t.fsrcnts given Ah.
dErss rtt+ EIiH tn' n:Fee. -" 49,
S,,IEHATlnI NANtap ny i NfMHER OFTHF
s.nn, s'1t |, -,Akec1er .u1 eotrelronfs1t hdircss
r 4. ittldlHr n:tI --OA,--"
, 1875-10-29


DDAHp-A CDnD HDt,M ASn FiRST-Gf MS
ID board, within 1k mtIra o EauFt. House Square fr
snkts aomxn; North Stds pscesrod Addspss 6,
Tribune ufcs. .
1luARD.-fOR two LADIES, WtEi:RK IHSTnUG-
stan u*t of piano may aprly on buard aadFpsa
Z h, Tr1huhe nihc4. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-04

NOR PICkLES-Strictly pure Cider Vine
Il gar and fresh Spices.
g. VIM RAMSAY,
sug3l Corner King and ST. Assph streets.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-04

SOAPS SOAPS l-B. I. Rabbits best, Hig-
- gins German Laundry, Tobrner's and Nc
DonePs best, Do5bins' Electric, Kitchen, Crys-
tai, Palm, ounfower, and d variety of other
Laundry Soaps also full supply OF Toilet
Soaps in store and for sale low by
w. A. JOHNSON,
sep I 44 corner Pitt and Queen sis,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-04

WHAT UGLY Toes WOMEN HAVE. -Cauova
10 mode! bis Venus, and among them all could
no! ind decent set Of toes If lie lived noq "a
days what luck would he have uudcr the dainty
lutte UuttoneJ boots, with their sharp poi n,cd
heels?
rs soon as the helpless ba5y can put is loot
Oh The ground, aud before 1t cau complain 10
words, shoes are rut Oh it by Which the width
OF The toes i contracted !u!ly half an inch; and
usually stiff counter IS ordered IL the necl,
with some vague idea OF STRENGTHENING the
ankle. From that time, Nc matter now watch
III or sensible lis parents MY be in other re-
specls, these instruments Of torture always
constitute part Of IT'S dress. The toes arc
forced 1910 narrower space, year by year, TO
give good shape 10 the foot" uotil thcy
overlap AMI knot aud knob themselves over
with inclpcut corns and buDous. Then the
heel Is lifted iro-, lie gr1uud by artificial means
ali! thus the actoA Of :ie calf muscles is hind
cred aud the elastic cartilage OF the whole foot
Is stl1caed at the earliest and most tender pc
Rod OF its growth.
The results are total lack Of elasticity 10
the step aud carriage, and toct inc9tably
distorted. American women are noted for their
ciampcd aud unciDg walk Southern children
are more tortunata 10 this matter than those in
the North,as ii is customary, even in the wealth
!es' Classes, TO let their feet 90 uncovered until
the age Of six.
Mothers In the North are not wholly to
blame, however, as the climate requires that
the feet svall be covered, and it is almost in-
possible, even in New York, to find shoes
properly made tor children, unless last is or
d.rcd for the foot. As new last would be re.
CURED every month OF SO, very few parents are
able TO give the watchfulness and money re-
qulTcd; but, If the proper shape were insisted
upon by those buying shoes, dealers would
quickly furnish them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-04

30 BBLS RAW and BOILED LINSEED
i - OIL, and 1900 lbs Lewis Pure White
Lead, in store and for sale in quantities to suit
purchasers ut lowest market rates
sep q JANNEY s. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-04

TIE AWKWARD AGE.--A wise AID sweet
wowan suggests, as a sovereign remedy for the
observation-disclosures Of what we are wont to call
the awkward age III boys and girs-that time
when they arc too large TO feel like children and
no;qli,e sure enough Of themselves to feel like
adutis-that we should always treat even the
smallest children with the courtesy and cou
Sldaraton that we show to grown up people,
aud thea they vii never feel at loss as to their
reception, thus quite escaping the uncertain and
uncomfortable awkward age" There are lew
things more important iu the right develop
nunt of "a human creature than self rcspeo,
Bat how is child to lcarn to respect itself, if
!: sees that it is alone 10 the sentiment that
by nc one else is it respected? More harm is
perhaps done children by suubbing thao even
by weak Indulgence We have all seen homes
where the slightest expression of q child's idea
on any pout under discussion was greeted with
who as kcd you what you thought 2 or with
some sarcasm such as, "Ah, now we shall have
the matter settled ! Miss Experience is irceiug
her mind 1t is difficult to hit the right mean
We do not want our children troublesome to
vls!tors-grown up people do not care to pause
in their talk 10 listen to the uncousidered opin.
ions of thiItcen--but what if we tried the ex
pertinent Of respectful attention Tor awhile :?
Would not the young fox stop talking until
they had something TO say, quite as surely if
they saw that their words were listened to with
attention; as it they felt that their voices were
bu! bcatog the air
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-04
ROOKS E.N.D ST.9TIDyvExr
ROOXS -H.N.D STNyTD.VENF
SCHOOL BOOKS e.!
AND
sen DOL UlSITES,
of every description, at
French s, No. IS King street:

Just received full supply of al the books
auihorized by the State Boar! for use III the
public schools.
School ard College Text Books, English ard
Classical, u, publishers prices
States Pencils Compassion Books, Book
Carriers, School Satchcs, Pens, ienhoidcrs
and every school requisite for comp:ct" outfit.
New styles Papeteries just received, contain
ing the very finest English and French Paper
and Envelopes; great variety Of patterns and
colors; very handsome.
New B.oks daily. Constantly on hand all
the leading Magazines and Reviews, American
and Foreign.
Bibles, Prayer Books and Hymnals in bcsu.i-
full styles of binding.
Fine Portamonnies and Card Cases, in Russia
Leather Turkey Morocco and Seal Skin; Rus
sla >stchels and Travelling Bugs
The finest American, English ard French
Stationery all the latest styles
Just received full line of Blank Books, all
slzos-Journals, Ledgcrs, Day Books, Cush
Books Medium, DENY, Crown and Cap, tull
and half bound, Memorandums, Pass Books,
Indexes.
Owing to The new postal law increasing the
postage on packages of merchandise from half
cen! to one cent per ounce, the price OF lot No.
!, five qurcs, Note Paper, prepaid will be 5jjc
lot No. Z, soc; lot No. 3 6lc; lot No. T. SIC s.lld
81; FRENCH Quadrille same price.
Initial Notes, great variety Of Sly les and
prices. Pierie's finest French Rep Papers ana
Envelopes to match.
Paper Envelopes, Books Magazines, Re-
views ETC., mailed to any part OF the country.
GEO e. FRENCH,
sep4 s. King street, Aexandris, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-04

NOTICE! NOTICE
~ | have this day received large supply of
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER, and BUS-
CHEE'S GERMAN SYRUP-Ague Conquer
er. Also some sample bottles.
W. f. CREIGHTON,
aug Is SIS King street,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-04

OUR STOCK COMPLETG-OC Is, 1915.
" We have now in store the best ard most
complete assortment OF FOREIGN and Do
MESTlC ) T A ? l. + and FANCY DRY
GOODS ever offered by Us in this city. These
have been purchased with great care and at very
low rates in the New Iork, Phiadel phia and
Baltimore mark IS. Will be sold at down prices
to cash buyers or to responsible parties on short
time. ID. +. BRA HEAR
Il. B. HooME5. No 100 King street
oct Is Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-04

BEST FOOD FOR HoGs--The food IN winter
should naturally be of stronger and more
heating nature, to epabic the animals to lay on
fat aud resist the cold successfully, not forget
ting the comforts OF good pig house aud
yard IN connection, as suitable shelter enhances
the value OF the food Corn n different forms,
whether led whole, ground, cooked or other
wise, Is the cheapest aud bcs. food II fed Judi
clousy. ln connection with this some laxative
food must be supplied, as we'll as fresh water
daily, to counteract the heating nature Of the
corn, otherwise heavy feelings of corn will
cause skin eruptions and make the animals very
uneasy, the irritation being very great, and
scratching against the sides Of the pep being
great relief to them. If the swill or slop bar
rels or hogsheadS be where water will Dot read
lily lrecze III cold weather, take mixture of
bran anI corn meal, boil a lot Of potatoes tur-
nlps, beets, etc., with plenty of water, and as
soon as they are thoroughly done mash them
we'll and put at once into the swill tub, the hot
water and all, aDd then put on a good quantity
OF the mixed meal and bran. II there be not
enough hot water with the boiled vegetables,
get somc more enough to molsten the mass
stir II up we'll and cover up for several hours
to steam aud become mellow. You now have
slop which will not only keep the pigs healthy,
but will make them improve rapidly. Oicourse,
before teedlng, more water should be added to
make 1t OF the proper consistency.
10 every barrel OF slop of this kind we add
Two double haDdfus OF salt when put to steam;
also couple of quarts Of fiue bits of charcoal
his We consider absolutely necessary to the
continued health and well being of the animals.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-04

DLACK ALPACAS AND PURE MO-
- HAIR-Just received the best brands at
popular prices. Also Black Cashmires choice
gods and very cheap.
d. F. BRASHEAR,
sep Ii No. l03 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-04

TSETHE
" IMPERIAL FRENCH GREEN.
1t is net poisonous; it is finer in TEXTURE has
more body, and is the most brilliant in the
world For sale by B. +. PEA AZ s. CO.,
jy2 l87 King street.
SAUSAGE CUTTERS, Cosl Holds, Stove
~ Shoves, Pokors, Coal Selves Stove Lustre,
Brushes and other goods suited to the season.
Prices reduced: Call and SEQ, at IS KING St,
oct u 1T CREIGHTON s. SON.
STARCH STARCH,
Duryea's Satin Gloss, Clements Unchemicale1
~ . W. a. JOHNSON,
sep9 a, cor. Pitt and Queen SITS.
RAKERs OLD WHEAT FLOUR.
SO barrels CROWN JEWEL SPRING
WHEAT FLOUR for sale by
THOS. PERRY,
sep l3 No. II KING street.
DLACK ALPACAs AND PURE MO-
- HAIR-Just received the best brands at
popular prices. Also Black Cashmrcs; choice
'0N~ ~ i. F. BRAsHEAR,
sep II No. lO3 King st.
NOTICE! NOTICEl
~ have this day received large supply of
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER, and BUS-
UHEE'S GERMAN SYRUP-Ague Conquer
er. Also some sample e, bottles 4 So :, cr,r,>n
aug Is S. King street,
10 BBLS RAW AID BOILED LINSEED
i - OIL, and 4OO0 lbs Lewis Pure White
Lead, in store and for sale in quantities to suit
sep u 90 "'S' ~ NV JANNEY s. co.
THORN'S IFALL1BLE OINTMENT, for
4 the cure Of Erysipeiss, Scrofula, letter,
Ring Worms or any other eruption IF the skin
just received smother supply nj
aug 70 WAKEFIELD s. HALLS.
DARlS GREEN, the popular article for the
& destruction of the potato bug. We have
just received large supply direct from the fac
'' ia E 5. LEADBEATER S BRO.
NADET CLOTH ru - ou
We have just received supply Of CADET
est notice [auglSl d. +. WlTMER co.
ELOOR STAIN--We have just prepared by
n new recipe y supply of q very superior
Floor Stain, which we offer TO our customers by
the pint or gallon at very reasonable rates.
sep JAN y 4 I ~ GO.
TID GLOVESl KID GLOVES!
IL We have just received new line of the
above goods. FERGUSON i BRO,
sep % 96 King street.
600 LBS GEN UINE OLD GOV
lOOO ERNMENT JAVA COFFEE,
in m. ms'i just rsc1y sd and ST sale y SON
ERENCH and AMERICAN WINDOW
IL GLASS, OF all sizes, from 6xS to 24X36, in
large stock and for sale by the box or single
light. [sep 2l] JANNEI s 60.
NOR PICkLES.-Strctly pure Cider Vine
Il gar and fresh Spices.
g. VIM RAMSAY,
aug5l Corner King and ST. Assph streets.
EANNEY'S NEW PROCESS FAMILY
y FLOUR received to- day by
j. q. s. E. MILBURN,
aug Is No. 10 north Royal st.
A PPLE and PEACH PARERS, CUkERS
IA and SLICERS, at So King street, corner Of
Royal street, wholesale and retail.
sep l3 J. T. CREIGHTON s. SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1875-11-04

y HUSBANDS OBEDIENCE. Very interest
Ing testimony is occasionally given 10 the Ward
will case at Detroit Aun, Emily Ward, sister
OF the late Eber Ward was recently introduce
ed as witness, and promulgated her views on
the marriage relation to the following effect j:
Mr. RomeynDli you say that Captain
Ward was like dough in the hands Of his
wife
"itness-I may have said that. I say that
oil every man that has wife. Laughter
MIR. Hughes-Fhat's right would say so
'o"; think it is every married mans duty to
say 50.
Mr.. Romcyn-Do you remember saying, 10
conversation with young Mr. Ely and Mary
something like this, IF | should say, 'Eber,
here Is red chair, he would say, Certainly,
II Is red chair ) and if Kate should oome 10
the next mioutc aud say, The chair is black,
he You'd say, 'Oh, yes it is black. ;"
Hitness-Certaiuly, | think any married
man would say that. Laughter
red !?
Witness laughterl-No, sir.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1875-08-03
Sa9rsmg 5. Dubuque Sewa 9ieuaae g. Amgua 1875

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