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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-08-19
DE Il GDBUS
r INEN SHIRT FRONTS

INEN SHIRT FRONTS.
We havejust received from the manufacturer
" " SHIRT FRONTS
that have become defaced, but not Injured In
any way, ut less than the linen cost to make
them of, enabling Us to offer good all linen
Bosom 1T TWELVE + AN ID A HALF CENTS.
aug Is q. Z. SLAY MAKER GO.
NEW GOODS. August IS.
Another bale each of FIv Il and EIGHT ct.
UNBLEACHED COTTON; also IN ore Bleach i.
cd COttcns, Cambrics, &c cheap.
DkY GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED
~ PRICES-July 81, lsI6-Bargains Bar
gains Bargains I'VE are anxious TO reiuce
Stock as much rs possible for the reception of
Fail and Winter Goods and can safely say to
our friends and the purchasing pubic that now
is thEtimR for them t. make investments. Our
stdokdSgood in all departments and our pur-
chesss.fave been made at the down prices.
Country merchants can now assert up their
stocks III great advantage, apd would do well to
call in person or send in their orders at once.
Laurel u "A Brown Cottons al 74c let cash.
D. +. BRASHEAR
H. B. Hoomes No. 100 King street,
jy 81 Alexandria, Vs.
HPENING NEW GOODS TO DAY-Ac.
~ tive sales in Staple Goods-We are recelV
ing great many Domestic Goods to-day by fast
freight, amongst them the best styles OF Cahcoes
offered by US this season.
D.F BRASREAR,
q. B. Hoomes. No. l09 King street,
jy.I Alexandria. Virginia
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EsR. ss, +. JONES,
no, 32 North Gay street,

BALTIMORE, ND,
Ia,e Resident Physician ana Surgeon to Spe-
cial Hospital for the Genlto- Urinary
Organs, Paris.J
Guarantees speedy snd certain relief in all DIS
cases and irrreguiarites Incident to Females IN
impo.aIcy and cierility, and al! ills conconi-
tani Win \ buse Of Natures Laws. ap IL
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RICHARD l.. II sJisY,
ATTORNEY l. COUNSELLOR al Law

SOLICITOR. IN BANKRUPTCY,
No. 1915 Main street, Richmond, Virginia,
l4s=fas- .,pec-l f.cili,ics for prompt COLLECTIONS
Throughout Virgiuis and West Virginia.
Refers to GOV. john hatchcr, lroccnt partner)
Lexington, u; The State EgoS OF Virginia.
Gov Jas. l.. hcmpeT, lion. K. ii. |; Hunter,
nud T.. 4. Mauy < Io.. Baakcrs, hichmonc,
w; Me&srs Barring Bros u Co, }. h. Gilllat
s. Co, London, t&5!.nG. ma OF
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PRGFESSss,Js.sE, eazkUS.
JOHN VI. JOHNSON,

4 TT % IL ~ L Y a II l. a "
Alexandria, Virginia.
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ANALYSIS.

800
. . " ~ I'I ~ -, ': 49,, :, If Lime 81
R,rn Pho.i,hnce Of o.lo
ii ''
c.nvosci Of til. most concentrated lhhleriais'
il is richer in Ammonia and Soluble fhospnhsteS
t0.n s!y other T"r.liiza- sold, except our Ex,
rrjs;orH : and is m.d; with the same care and
.,lnerv,son; uniform quality guaranteed; IN
excellent order i0r drilling.
PhiCE SO PER TON.
y.5.TU,sNER j. a. CO.,
az Pratt street. Baltimore
For sale by RM. LAWSON & JAN ESoN'
.'.ysr.;~i. VIRGINIA. aug 3-tw3m
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Practising in the Courts Of Alexandria and
adjoining counties. Will attend the Loldouh
Ennr,s r1eularlv. jy lily
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TAX Il:
Simmons L;vEf: REEE(o:;uJlLaToR
II y * AZ

SiiHiHonS' LIVER IlIoosUjl~ aT0R
For All Diseases OF the Liver, Stomach s.nd
Su!een.
After Forty Years trial il
still receiving The most urqual
lied trStimonin:s ot Us g!"lu"a
from person. ii the niEucs. cna-
ractrr sud responsibility.
Ii is cminentiyA Family :ied
icinc and by beng kept ra.dE
Tor i,"I!ci!a.1 resort "tH save
many ~. hour Di suffering "nd
nsny ;ol~r IN tee ard
gsaaaEesEte' EiEE.H.&.
Your Regulator Is ONO Of III rcst l"'!''!y ted-
icincs over used have no: scent o0o do'iar
for my family for fao3ioi"" IN ty@ years, "iiT
for your Regulator 4ni must Sar i does Al VI
says it will you can also recon mend i IN
Collie for StocE, il having cUrnd hno l1uto "i
mine wortl, five hundred dollars L. \ Nelson,
N aeon, GN.
The Liver, the largest organ
in The 30 y. ls generally ~"
sea, OF t;a disease. and II 20:
regulated n time great suffering,
wretcheCncss and u :sa i VII,
ersue
II you feel Dull n&owSr,
DEBILlTATED, haze frequent
Headache, II UTE tastes bad
~, poor Appetite and Tongue
Coated you are suffering from
Torpid j.ver or 'Bllioi!@nes",
snd notnn; WI! cure you 50
speedily and permanently"
Hon. AEeNa.sseg -. Stephens.
81 occasionally u@c, when M condition re-
quircs it, DIR. Simmons Liver Regulator, "!th
good effect! II Hon. AK. Il stephens.
Governor az :si;sois:tsa.
your Regulator hss been III use ~ my ta'n'"
~ for some time, and | lLa persuaded II is
valuable sddit;on In the n.d!y=! science -
fGov. }. Gill Shorter h;a.
~ have used the Regulator in my family :or
the past seventeen years. | car s@lrIg TeGom-
mend it to the wnrd S. the best n eG!clno have
ever used for that Glass oi diseases Ii pur!'orts 10
cure I'D. f. Thiepan.
Baltimore Essiscossssl 'sa'ss"'s'~ss
THIS medicine i ac>now;cd
edged ta hay" no eGu.l u
Liver Medicine, containing
those Southern Roots t.ud i"rbs
which. an a!-wiSe Providence
has placed il countries where
Liver Diseases most .'rcVAi!,
E.mdy's Endorsement.
II have given your medicine thorough irl"i,
and in no case has il failed t. give full salisau'
tion"-[ Ellen Mo;.chan,, ChN:.aa1ochco Fla
PT0ie&si0n.i.
From actual experience in the ;ise Of this
medicine l.: my practice have been, sat an
satisfied to use and prescribe II as p"rgA5;Ve
medicine "-[Dr :. ". Mason.
Florida Ss. a.. d0iiiercucc.
II hare used Dr. Simmons liver l:esnist9F
in my family for Gyspcpai" ard Sic" Ha"4schc,
and regard it an inyalu"bia remedy 1t has
not failed to give relief in any instance. - iiov
w. + Enster!ing.
President ssg;cihDrEse College.
''Sinmons' Liver Regulator Is certainty q
specific for that class If complaints which 1t
claims to cure REV. David Wills. my IL
For sale by l., 5. LoaGhoaie7 & Sro
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-23

An Interesting Archaeological Discovery nj
the AcroVoIis OF Athens.

The excavations undertaken by the
Ar he illogical society Of Greece for the purpose
OF d"tcrininins the ancient levels Of the ground
at the base " the ACrOpOiiS Of Athens, and OF
tracing the sites Of the hpiiding-, have already
uncovered objects Of great interest t. the arch
g1logi-t ana tue histuri N. Tue sppt Is appl-
rentlv ful of classic remains. and, n the opinion
81 saw .nts IS to be relied upon, the he ri Of
Crccian history sill lies beneath the soil The
southern coounade OF the Plrthenon rises from
tha red clir OF the citadel between which and
an outer wall u medieval amt Turkish masonry
q lar-e quantity - eagtn had accumulated. IL
II mere tuat the society has begun It's work. The
lrst sod vas turned Oh the 1874 II Nay, ami the
and economically. under the direction OF tho
secretary, ~ agany OF ~urknen, wao. FROM the
sol.lnn anAiety they 1isp.ay' appear TO be
searching Tor tue ZONES Of their ancestors.
Daring the second week we're found inscrlp-
lions aud some sculptured fragments, among
others plii vouvc tablet, or stNle. ot rustic
form, without top, ana dcclyed on tho surface.
Aoovc Is an Inscription. aud beneath - a relief,
n dam ged, gni originally but rudeli sculp-
tired. Tins teprrs,u's :, Oh the Jeff II an altnr
aud behind IT, hofc1ies IN MS prime; IN tue
<nt crowd OF men AMI women. ANA at taoir
feet an uuknOwn quairhped. no fragment
b. irs tue name OF the aiChOn EuthtOs. wau held
Dihce st the time Of Dsnieirius POhOrcetes. be
ween the Yeas ~ amt - ID. {. Duuns The
tuird week tho wOrkmen almost d.. covered -"
the temple Of .E.cDApius. Insy ne upon
two paralsi walls Il Darb ,ric structu ., ralsei
Apparently On tue bare rock. Built into these
" ais among o.u-f sn all arChttectur i remains,
once forming. perhaps, an aCrotcrtuu, were two
engraved stones. one OF wuio1 bears Sue last
stone aIurd, tha create" part of relief rnyre-
-entlng Two persons, tue one erect hui toura-
iAg the otier Wan Ms b tnd. tho second TAT
..ttias and hall reclining On "a couch. he
low the standing ngure = tue name Of the
son OF G.cgl .pius. During this fourth
week more fragmeuts OF relirfs AMI
inscriptions were unOurieG, an br,. les ,hesc,
two reuun ants Of iife-s,Ze statues, one head "
when every fettdic !. obliterased conpi,fly,
with tne exception OF ons ear, part of the hair.
AMI the ngcA the otner. part Ol fem ue tor,p.
Daring toe rfth weeh-nAmcv. on j inc ~ y
larry lad 4 d,
the finding OF aYalltole record, Consisting of 4
gNptic inscrl hon cuntai ed IN ei.nty Ines,
whicn sets forth the trca'y nctween thr Atuo-
man, ana Chaicideans. made whel, as Ihuuy-
q de, relates, the former under Perclcs sub
Qucd LItuA A copy q the text ~ this has
uesu sent TO the British Museum. lheie ~ 10
reason - dulut mat the arc.W IiIgist- arc TiEAt
ia believing that they have found tue size 81 tno
temple VI .E,Cul Apiu-, described tY Pausauias
aud referred to ~ other authors; and 10 appe as
probable that the Greek- tnefnseiye, VIII pave
me glory " unrAvelling tne Typographical Dys-
tsries Of tlelr ely.
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stun was 40 costly " involved a GOOD deal ~
risk. II cime In bottles and was worth SIC
bottle. W j. YOU como TO stink ten or dozt
bottles OF that stun, at given Doint, with
rope attached for the ton9s to catch, and then
have some awkward shoemaker Of Fellow
graphing for them smash four or Ave bottles
heiOre he gets them up, or have the tide smash
them, which IA just a. bad. and II knocks the
1t out Of your speculii y. Besides even
suprosng you get n safe o. re, its mighty
ticklish stuH TO handle, us - exDonsive. Only
b z houses II manufacturing druggists and sucn
want ". and they are Liable to tight shy o. SNUG
eled stun. II lsh't like RUN, you see that every
sensible person wants. Why. ! know Of one
SO whore captain got one hundred bottles oi
Dy OIL nshor', and sent = fellow down 90 Now
York with a saiuDic to sell IL. he houses he
wtnt u not only wouldn't touch ". 1t they
actually gave him aw ". and the officers tracke
him until they found the whole lot. three weeks
alter. ia the cautain's hon-cOOp and seized H.
An that was a l1ss."
RECBSr business.
Is smuggling till carried Oh IN this vicr'tvI'
dOr't any. / have heard that within
i've YEAR a schooner ime into THIS port laden
with some of the most delicious rum ever
brought from the West lnt "a. she got In IL
the dear Of night, aud an body with the owes OF
cat might nave seen "A long, low. black boat,
with muihcd o.fs aud three men In her. run
alongside that schooner. Then there wer5
active, uimne hands to get chat rum out quick
into the SIN II b at. and there was certHin
lustpm House uflcar there 10 help and see 10 Il
II was done rigut. but, singular as IL may seem,
he has never ttkru csc tstOn yet to re ,Ort tbat
rs among his Official duties. : ,ne alarm
was occ STONED, and the unloading ot tho
schooner was stUpued when she sull had on board
~ nvo-g hon denujuhns iilled win that choice
rum. little before dhyliEht she ran OH down
shore pas. SaNins Rock. ana those 40 deuiJ Johns
were thrown overheard one AT or another at
little distance atart While this VS. going on,
wren tho watog wa just nxhted up by mOrniug,
tastum House officer hap to be l"Ohing
down thit way through biz sDNElass and saw
the long line VI things that bOhbcd up an
down On the waves la the wake Of tue schOuu-
81. He went fight down there IN "a tuI to see
" iat those things wers. lIs got a few of tho
demijphns, hut the wafer was pretty rough that
morning and the tds was coming a, SO thgt
pretty near aii Of them were smashed together
on the rocks. There was nobody ON that schOon-
ef when the tu- caught up with her that nad
noticed any dculJ Juu-."
" ia, there been any smuggling since then ?"
No that know ". n there Is any, IobOdy
cones around TO tell me about II. But uon't
thiuk there Is much any more. Whom a fellow
Is c,ught smuggling nowadays he Is put in jail
and thats Uncomfortable.
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Irritation at Greeley, colorado.

N N q N't,NI ~ e 2 " Wt IT =. y {. NtIWN 7.
There has he"n spunt for mains AMI lat
ersls not les, than <inlOO0. oar longest man ~
now thlrtY-nvs miles lohg, twenty i've feet Wide
on the bottom foG anOut haf its lOuglh, grddu-
ally narrowing L. six or eighi feet thrOugn tho
last ~ its course We have f1uad that tho arst
cost of rrig alag an Acre OF upland is from a. 10
ON that point AZ a. Wnen we commenced al
yi1iuF out water from o r. IN IL, III vas ca ia
ST. aud gne. swork. Al over rae Territory men
talked OF ian inch OF wattr," bat every ono
must guess what tnat was, from surface mea-
surrmen, or under one, six, oi twelve Inches
measuring gate ~ winch W. e II dfhvrt water
with practical equality Trough the culture lrngth
- itterA,s. ~ which "a IA man gets M proper
tion, whether the water DO hi-h or low. Our
average luhhinc expenses arc ABOUT nfty cent?
per acre per annun.
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A True story of the Centennial show.

Here | will tell story, new aud true
At ihe great Exposition OF Philadelphia Is jury
Cesguated - NO.s H. ex ,uIuvs ruobtr -luds,
among which are cOusi, red, by license 4
tower, cursets. on the IurN j. "a sinatt frtpch
poItirHn named Dietzmanuae. Tue Unoie
JNA - attentive anu jus, and - there were
lhou anu> OF patent COrsrts, the devoted % -
az ~. hhl 90 Tumble tnom thruUgn, eco
pAicat SHOWN Wv IN cXpct Al | 81 whru fi-y
were al, - II was suppps Cd, done ana tlirv. d 2
demanded audience for another plIenftf -lrt
oi CORSET. "Ncry well,' said The trenct 800 10,
with p"lte resignation. Tue little woman Wrip y.
pee 'h corset around him and eXpltlat-d I
llrcs me length 90 ITS perfection. The Jury
STOOD up ana t'lt Of II. clnspen hnd unCla- ped
II, looked wiSu- and tired. " Mad me, *.
clalr ID Dlet9mann ie, "Wn,t Is the osprHh
meri you clalm for TINS corset p" - lr DO,
Mouslenr! " but we cannot tell how 81 hl5,
what proof We We OF thatf" The Uttr IS DO
man II .red right up. " ny," she returteU. " slu
dIh't ucan IL SAY YOU want me to try them YH -
" Madame, sand the jury man, without d smile,
Justice Is bind"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-23
An Arabian Geurlcmnn- Taste In Music.

From ne Jlurt of Commerce.
know man who by birth, education.
ana personal character and ability Is entitled TO
rank with any man IN Europe or America. lie
llVes IN tho mansion or palace Ia which his
fdthel3 have lived brfOre him FIR more than
seven htndrei years, and his pedl cree ia III titi-
loss. lie Is representative man. II a ciyilikl-
non MT ike ours, whose standards are wholly
ulIsTelt nom ours, to Nhlcn cIyi!z .tion We
tnflallIns owe very much III all the arts, buth
useful ami Ornamental. Ha Ia An Arabian, Of
mo blood OF tho Prophet. In his house /. a
wealth ~ beauty, even bi our standards there
arc vans whose arabesque decorations In en-
hhelled itteiy are superb. There ne latticss
by wh'r1 rho outer llght enters through Lace
llko me- 'es OF wood work that are literally as
h""ildeling ~ beauiy as any dream. Hlt Tins
acclnp shed gentleman and his friends mon
OF Orenl al cdlture, prefer the nasal dr1ns OF the
arabian vocalist 10 the songs 81 ms urina don
mas who successfully loign ~ the klediye's ncw
opera ~ use and would not eiye piastre for all
the nne,. tIo-co paintings on the walls Of ali
l.aly or France. Not because they hrs not men
tf taste nd retini~u"nt, nor because IN cir music
aus deco ratiYe arts ,to better tLan ours, but be-
cause their standards 60 beauty are peculiar.
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iran. t,tt5l.t'e NntL.
On fhcr's gone to n.arac town he was ny before 80
AMI ne'- after robins, anc the u'tu 10 insb. Ift
AI' "i-t'.g I"n tne h'io~ gu,a tue .ot ,..i ''a
wmi' ~ ' isii i,ot4 %, si.-seav'e! j: 81" Tito!
POLY !-rolH !-lnv eouser,.. 10 ,.. c'.D'
ot, where's Pa.l.
From on the misty morning air taore con. summer
sound
A muruGr as Of waters from S..c., AM trees. aui
ground.
Tue bi4s IaeJ sang rpou The wing tA,I'- les "hi
AuG o,,i hil and hollow l.rgs Ittc 0. D. 100
"Polh ruuY'. 600 "r ,,lt ms Conn
Auoyr,ue trees the honey U'essNa,.n ~ wu o1|' !
ICON,
And d. n,'t aud SAL, hundred ao,, ops ho
ithlu tnt former -n.Htlu~ hiuNL eyed ~ ''A tr
And down at IA cN.r II tAr hollow rod sDo ~
Hut Poly Polly Tine cows arr q. tn. arl'
On Nhcrca f.l
How stranr, ~ such time OF day the mi ssa.1stp
C,atteri
The "a mer's Nfe Is listening now, and MO-. -.'
the matter.
Oh, wila the birds Ar, slngng in Mo- wool .0u ne
while whistnus up the hollow GOES me o's. a'
the mill
But tolly POLY '-Irccr al,rt o-h
"a, t.l---
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-23

Ffoni ~. a. t.Y = f if.
From simpson, IuE 10 Grass Valley
the cir Is AMY 4 arkfuod WIN grt-snoupc",. Mr..
Wright .odc his horse thr -A rull uuN. ~ iIril,
and for SeNelA mple7 Nuh uiu.c! o. fprD" his
way through an Amos pheiC - art~hp'l,I-. Nv.
whom the S5Gcr tV Itlu1 club would hl,io l. ball
without question bLt the account he give. -
the number uf rrisshuppHrs he saw ycs'e Tdly ~
almost incredible. la Utah We have sosn glass
hopprrs 40 thi rs that II VS. necessary T. blast
them ont with giant power In order 10 keeu tho
roads Omen and The mass wpnld dull u dr.ll IN
every two inches. Th1 glA,shOppors IT Simp-
sons Pork are, OF course, NOT so thicA is this,
nut from Mr.. Nri-hts account they are So
numerous as 10 render II necessary Tor u horse
man ~ carry moving hacuinU on tne horn ~
his sad Il1 Ia order 10 Iaow oct oath for his
hONa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-23
PERSISTENT IycENDIARISM.
4 Residence in Portland iIlown Up alter Two
Attempts by uudrtccied Eueniies.

Particular. OF the incnndiary FIRE in Port
land, Conn, show that T. more tihn month
and drug store ~ Dr. j. Blod gcft. aud these At
tt'upi- eliminated ia a terrific evp'n.iIu. which
shattered and set on Are the house, aud c..ine
near destroying the family WIZ WEI asleep.
inu nrsi u,tempt - fire Dr. lpdsrtts promises
occurred more than amunih ago, when some
straw AR flc back d1nr vas set ON TIRE with a
view g. igniting tho house; hut the a,temrt
failed. Tho second attempt. occurring \ few
ui ghts later. Wa a more serious one. \ hure-
lArluus entrance To- the cellar WAS effected
through back window or door. In tho COLLAR
~S kept a considerable quantity Of kerosrn"
nitrr. honzin". turPentlne and other iufnMmA-
Die supNt aNces nat we're sofa IN the drug store
oSerh .Ad. The inrtuiiArics laid train Of pa-
per inur or nse ierl long, TON hafre 81 hcrl-
sene; then thef opened the talcut and lei the
kero-, ~ run out upon the Moor and upon the
paper. aud setting hre g. tne other end u the
pAper. they Grcauped. The house had registers
from the furnace AEd the ilnes OF the Kerosene,
rising tu Tie upper rooms, awphc Dr. 81 udFeit,
covered lowing Kerosene and tho -mouldcring
train e paper. IN. lire having fortunately gone
ont lust before II rearhed the saturated end OF
since that night d. Blnd se't has lived In fear.
lightn have boon kept banning in the hOust all
night every night, since that time
pcrprt rated when a terrible explosion occurred
IN the drug. store which shattered the whole
front of 'ha building. and shups the window. ~
cannon. DR. lnodgett, who wa, ns'pen with
Mrs. Is In the second story, awahsued by the
rVplp-luu eoiLrd his pantaioun5 aud coat anu
rushed mp To tho story above. where I'm different
rooms, his two chillren and a servant were
absd, and 10y energetic efforts succeeded Ia gel
ing all the Inmates ~ the hW-e uut alive,
thDugn tie nrst story of tho house was now
wrapped ia flames. The family were harrfuuted
aud ~ their night clothes. ana found refuge al
neighbours. Nothing could he done to save
the house. The hames, fed by barrel, of nian-
mnhle substances, ruared upward with great
fury, and moi only qui'hA cH'rnytd the house
ana all its contents, but set ON are and burned
duwu ciosely-adlOlning louse. In. Bodectt
n wunti. unanle t. ucrount tor Che rrltHttd
i.c;, %. nairyuient hostility On the part Of uu-
known enemies.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-23
Vanishing Years.

! ON re tNpleF.
o vanis1iug vans, 'n{ }eers!
90 ,HHr, ii,t are ut.s. f tMAN
i9ui mar lrA' JOY ila " -
Ny mani, arc outstretclol 20 ,uu- IA. 'urs-
srt .t nui your u'1tl, "A hAyt lcI.
huiu 10 my be culLS yuu Towers,
hit lAr gar anus ARE wthsrud ana dead.
How my mes have gone down IA yOur siroami
h"N Won 0'p itnm ~ reaching, AID snIs
Lii sh4urs ~ A fanrifn dream
Ny w. Disappear IN your iae.
Tue footsteps 1ntt timed them 10 mine
In Nnu h, whoa ile'- morui ~ wa. GAY,
Ing eyes, MIA their splrKle divine,
HAi Ntnlancd All fAded way,
You touch With your magical wand
Tue tlcasure, PM us ~, uWnt
MY pleasures Shy out Of rY hand
An leA' me nay sorrow alone.
Ana thryi too, shp vanish, nor wait,
fur an 'hllss are lsain away
J oG raise O. the future tnt gate,
And naught mat Is earthly may stay
The loves and the hatrels OF hfo,
Ihc SORROWS, The I1Ys. aud me FEARS
The frend aud the luv,r and wife,
Fa-s on WIN the Vanishing years.
Not ofeu the V0lce Il a SONG
sung over ani over, may last,
Dor swept by The cuTIent along
II Nanlshes inlo the plst.
u ylnishin., vanishing ycirs!
ooslall sweep On WAN your days.
Nj Ia. ghter, the Grip OF ny iears
TO down la YOUR Nii1eruE maze.
The loved ones rae cut from LILY side
NhAn come ~ lrtsl beau To me
Thank tod thai the CbO Of your tide
steals on 10 etrrnitv's seR
NORMAN GueRIsoE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-23

Standing in tho store near the market
ycstcr a. afternoon, We noticed n culure man
enter the establishment and beCkpu toe ptu-
prictor 10 him, iuoking al tue same ar.N Is
though hc wanted To make some Oui!."n.i /
heard tho following conversation: "MtI .li
the af,oium dating lroprlei ur, "WI.l f. tf'
30 Jess sec ny gsy nor, ul ds o.. i.ul
daddy | .in't seed nim fore ilr ~ t..c,
ana h. Jess toie me now ole Is. wait, So. -
cMcilate do tng Tor me. u cite man So VS.
born IN eight hundred uLd thlrtN-tNu. y N,
how OH {, crY' "Nuu u.-an eighteen hIn i
aud thirty-two, S.m." $50, s-I.h; uo\ 3d.;
eight hundred ana u itty two ;dtt's what - 10
mau So anu he knows =" III tna ~
make "a one thousand Ind .Orti tour yemA
Old" "No! Is dat SO, hossy Well, well; -
thie Is certainly OLE"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-23

TT'7HI va ~ ftItTIrK TVFON.
a huge black snake recently orawled
INTO the bedchamber Of Miss Bettie Lqkin. IN
lene- district, Frederick county, and startled
me young lady considerably flr "A n.ument,
hIier wh'ch sne reclaimed hsr presence of mind
teat ~ leagth.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-07-23

Attef the rum was thrown overheard, what
next became CT NJ"
"Peopie came out IN small boats and found
it-fOr you know, casll Of rum can't sink-and
put u away carefully In tue sodIe, whore IL
wouldn't attract pOtlea AMI attract lmpeuinent
CURIOSITY ana peruaps vat stOon. Ihon some
'dge, and convey r. away, aud somehow n
"onld got into some cell VI in Gown, or perhaps
out IN me country until II wAs wanted, and
that's all there was about IT,"
was 'here any other Important smuggling
IN later years there used TO be something
dc 10 in bay oil, from PRO RICO. on vutnh
|here II aduty OF about slQ gallon. hut that