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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-24
METROPOLITAN. NJ. E. CLuacH OF WASH

N ME sEEsg FL " R CtutgH QF WASH
1NaToN.-A clerical correspondents from WASH
iugson SENDS US the following: 'The congreaa!'
ton at the, Metropolitan NJ: Il. Church Sabbath
morningzwashhe largest per haps' OF The season.
The .anpoupeement through the. city psn.drs
that Rev. William Charles Webb. of. the W.T.
/ gioia Conference, would preach drew together
large audience ofthe ellie Of the city To- hdar
this tlhly able gospel preacher. | AIN glad TO
hiybe sts authorizations were more than rcalzdd
The discourse was 10 al|respects of the highest
,erderof excellence. "A real gospelsermon rattfeE
than lecture, which by real worshippe,s toy o
Sabbath ScrTicq, zig greaty. TO be; preie!r1d'
Various clergy have been spoken OF as Y r.
Ncwpap successor, but, to day it became dp-
parent, iftbe people have their choice. William
Charles w etbis the coming man; Wlien
the Dlsttict ijiucluded in the Virginia Confer
ehce suitable sd pplies for the city pulpits can
readily be obtained, such as they do not now
have"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-24
Local BreVlties.

Margaret Murray was before the Mayor this
morning charged with assaulting Celia CHAP.
man, both colored. The Mayor fined both Of
the parties. Mollio Davis, for abusing Melinda
Davis, both colorcd on tho street, WAS fined al d
discharged.
The delegation of Sioux Indians WAS expected
to arrive in Washington to-day. As this is the
first delegation of genuine braves from TING In
dian country that has visited Washington for q
very long time, Lhelr coming 's regarded Win
no little interest.
The Warronton Index says that j. 3. Cor.
don, son of Charles B. Gordon, has left his home
within a few days past 10 fill chair in the Ark
ansss Industrial University, Of which Gen. ID.
Ii Hi, Of Confederate fame. is president.
The committees in charge OF tho decoration Of
tho fair rooms respectfully request contributors
Of toW4rs from all citiZons who arc interested III
the exhibition. They will be received early to-
morrow or Wednesday morning.
George Anderson, colorcl, arrested for stosl-
ilg copper cutters from thu wall Of tn, Airing
ton Ceno:ery wnB brought hero to-day and COM
miLtei r1r y hosring by u. ). Commissioner
Fowler.
The Marine Band will coaso to maintain its
preson! organization after next Saturday. 1t
will be reduced both in numbers snd in pay. Its
present strength, iiiy'two persons, will DO ro-
duced to thirty.
Among tho freight on Tic steamer Mnttano
yesterday evoning wore severa! Large black
drum fish, ono Of which WAS landed hero. weigh
irg sixty pounds.
Fauquier county grazos annually D COO cattle,
some 1000 more than Loudoun. During the
railway strike extraordinary prices were roslzod
on shipments.
There arc st present fifty inmates in tn, Aims
House and mono in the work houa"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-24
PORT or ALEXANDRIA, SEPT. RI.
Sun rises .......... 10 Moon rises.......... 6 IS
Sun ets............. S 81 High water...... g

ARRIVED.
Steamer Sarah, Philadelphia, 10 + A Reed.
Steamer Lady of the Lake, Norfolk, to A
Reed.
Steamer j w Thompson. Leonardtown, to
+ A Reed.
Steamer Mattano. Nomini. to Jos Eroders
s. Go.
Schr jesse l, Leach, Orient L. l., to Book
hsm 81 Co.
Schr John Ward, Washington, toAmerican
Coal Go.
Schr Colin g Baker, for Georgetown.
SAILED.
Steamship John Gibson, New York, by + a
Reed.
Steamer Lady Of the Lake, Norfolk, by + a
Reed.
Steamer Mattsno, Nomini, by Jos BroderS
y Go.
Steamer Suo Baltimore. by j Brodors s. Go.
MEMORANDA
Schr Holen Hssbrouck, hence, at N York 23d.
Schr Express Tilton sailed from Bath, Me,
for this port 22d.
Schr Carrie Hart, hence, at Providence I'D.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-24

DRY Goops. Those who intend purchasing
dry goods of any kind should read PreLzfeder
| s. Co.'S advertisement At lh9ir storo, No. Il
King street, can DO found ~ tho lHtost Dress
Patterns from The costlicst silk to the cheapest
Calico. They arc daily in receipt OF new goods,
and Arc Offering great bargains.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-24
THOS. HOY'S
NEW STOVE STORE

s. W. COR. KING 8 ST. ASAPH SfS.
Having removed into my new store with large
stock Of STOVES of every description and an
endless variety Of TIN WARE and other goods
kept in that line, invite those in want of such
goods to csll and examine my stock believing
Fan satisfy them both in price kind and quality
nv facilities for doing ali kuds of work, such
as repairing Fire Place Heaters, Paror, Dining
Room and Cook Stoves, also Roofing, Guttarlng
and Spouting, have beea greatly, enlarged ana IN
uprove,., enabling me TO do such WORK 81 Inc
H0 az FURNACES, for heating churches,
nnblic buildings AMI DIV e'lings speciality.
All work Warranted 10 give satisfaction.
Prices for goods, new work and repairing rs
low q, the lowest. yep ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-24

LARGE FREIGnTs. The frcightDg business
of the Virginia Midland road is said to be
greater at present than at any time since thu,
road was built. and the entire rolling stock OF
the company is in constant use.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-24

A LADY, who has had experience in teach
n ing. wishes to open u SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG CHILDREN on the 18th Of Soptem-
Der in Alexandria Va Apply to Miss q. '.
GORDON, vi Mr.. Bitzers boarding house, %
Princo al Alexsndria, Va. sug3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-24

Some excitement was caused at the upper
end Of King street on Saturday night by a col
ored man falling in fit. IL, sooa recovered
however, and went 90 his way.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-24

= FAIR AT LANGLEY. ladies Ct, Lang ~,
Fairfax county, propose to hold a fair at the
Episcopal Church in that village on the even
ings of Tues day, Wednesday and Thursday OF he
present week. The proceeds. will be- used ito
provide furniture for the church and to, build
a public hall. ,...... i... -".'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-24

ssrNHE POLLARD TRACT" CONTAIN
L ING 2Sf ACRES, FOOD AND 20
POLES IN LOWER FAUQUIER. AT PUB.
Lie AUCTION-By virtue of y deed Of trust
executed to me by William l.. Lowroy, ated
June 9th, 1876, and recorded in the Clerks of
fee of the County Court of Fauquier county, l
will offer for sale by public auction, at ,ha front
door of Tho Court House, in the town Ct War
renton, on MONDAY, the 2?d day Of October,
1871, (lhat being the GrsL day Of the County
called ETo u D T I1u C. eontsnn
2S4 a., r. and 20 D., be the ne more or less.
This land lies in lower Fauquier and is espe-
cislly valuable on account of the gold mine sit.
uste thereon, and is part Of tho real estate Of
which Robert Embrey dieii seias1
Terms Of Sale--Cash,
n. B.-Scliing rs tra&teo, " Ii convey only
such title SIS Is vested in me By The deed sfors-
Said. K. TAYLOR SCOTT. Trustreo, &c
Fsuquier county, sep - cots
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-24

For fine assortment of Gents Dress Shirts
at prices to suit the times call at the Boss
Clothing House, Moses Bendheim, proprietor.
Blondheim's old stand, sep24
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-24

1t is the only medicine would give to my
baby, mother said, speaking of DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup. At all drug stores, 25 cents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-24

CORNER STONE LAYING. The colorca Ny.
sons of this city, escorted 81 the color I'D
Knights Tcuplars, vent up 70 ;iiound; II /,
Loudoun county, yesterday, on a.spec'i trajnt
where they laid the c,rper stone of the 'Nloutt
Zion Baptist, Church. The ceremonies WafEe
conducted BY HannibaE SKIING D% D., 2.
NJ. There WAS a. large. ,atteldance ,om fls
city and the cot n.ry around the church:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-24
Vy +. HENRY'S SCHOOL.

L.
This SCHOOL FOR BOYS, eligibly situated
on Queen, between Washington and Columbus
streets. will commence its Sixteenth Annual
Session, Monday, September l0th, 1877.
The course Of study comprises the ordinary
Envlish Branches, Higher Mathematics, Natur-
al Sciences and tho Ancient and Modern Ian.
guages. In all the branches, except the Ancient
and Modern Languages. instruction will DO CIV
On by the Principal exclusively, and for the
other branches a competent teacher will be pro-
vided -.
branches taught from ST TO Sl6 por quarter, in
advance.
The Principal will DO At his school room every
dsy after the 5th Of September from o'clock to
II m, TO receive and classify pupils.
oun SOtf H f. HENRY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-24

At the Baltimore Stock Board yesterday B. s.
o. common shares we're slightly stronger than
on Friday, selling at no.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-24

APPOINTMENT OF School TRUSTEES. The
Electoral Appointment Board for Alexandria
county, met at the Court House to-day. Present
Judge Sangster, Commonwealth Attorney
Burke and Superintendent Carne. Messrs Joho
r. Johnston, of Jefferson District, George X.
Adams, of Arlington District, and Samuel g.
Gross, Of Washington District were re ap'
pointed district school trustees for three years
from the first of November next.
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A ELLINGTON INSTITUTE,

A SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADlES
Cor. Washington and Duke streets,
Alexandria, Virginia.
Miss REpECCA c. POWELL, Principal.
The next annual session of this school will be.
gin on Thursday, September goth. A limited
number of bosrders will be received, and all
pupils will be carefully and thoroughly instruct
ed in English and French:
Terms for day scholars S32 por half session IN
advance
Circulars can be obtained from Fronch's book
storo. or on application to Miss Powell, corner
Washington and Duke Streets Alexandria, Va
O1-01
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-24

Tho market opens active, and prices Gre ad-
varcing. Flour is unchanged, and tho stock on
hand is light Wheat is sctivo at an advance OF
1a2c on the closing prices Ct last week; offerings
cr211O bus ,la, and sales at 125ali5 for common
to good and l4Sal52 for primo to choice. Corn
has also advanced, and sales were made to-day
of 525 bus als at 10 for white, and 60 for mixed.
No Rye or Oats reported. Country produce
Ecarco and prices unchanged.
BALTIMORE, Sept 24-Virginis 6s, old. 30;
deferred 81; consolidated Gl9 do. "a series d..
Cotton steady and firm; middling H., Flour
firm snd quiet; business restricted by frmness
Of holders; Howard st. and Western Super Is
ass; DIP. Extra 5aSG; do. Family 6 5OsS8 %;
City Nj ills Super 4as4 Is; do. Extra 25eS6 Is /;
do. Rio brands : 25aS7 90; Pstapsc,o Family
Western irregular and excited; Southern red to
prime 15oa152; do: amber l55al6O; Western
str 1876; do. No. 2 winter red spot 1853 Sept l52
Oct 1879; Nov 1871. Corn-Southern white firm;
yellow dull Western steady and firm; Southern
white 70a71; do, yellow GlsG2; Western mixed
&C. Oats steady and firm; Southern 52a97 !;
Western white IS; do. mixed 32a34 Rye quiet
and firm at GGa7O Hay firm; Maryland and
Pennsylvania prime 14sSlG. Coffee quiet and
steady; Rio csrgoes l6is2l; iobbing l7a22:
Sugar dull 81 l05 sios. Wh!skey nominal
4! 81 Is.
New YORK, Sept. 2l.-Stocks opened firm,
but became weak. Moneys. Gold 1921. Flour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull and I'M
changed Corn dull and declining
PuILADELrHIA, Sep. 2-Cattlo dull sales Of
3lC) head good to prime Gs64c; medium 5a5tc
common 4la5c Sheep active; sales ICt head
prime &c good 5a53c medium 4is4sc; comm
laS2 por head. Hogs in fair demand; ssas oil
5000 head good at 9aS!c; common 7a8c.
At the Baltimore Stock Board yesterday B. s
o. common shares we're slightly stronger than
on Friday selling at no.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-24
LOCAL MATTEERE.Ss, !.

ur,rprR PRoBAB1L1TIEs.--Wdr''D spat
", 0Gce of the Chief Signal Officer, Wua
, =, TN, D. e., Sept. q, lS777-7,lO:30 a. IN
i ~ ,he Middle Atlantic States stationary r
Iower pressure, light winds, mostly from sou4
csst to southwest, warmer weather, Win lntcre1
;np cloudiness. ....,.e:: !
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-24
EDUCATIONAL

DEILE HAVEN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
ID Alexandria, Va.
The exercises Of this school will ba reauIned
ON the 18th instant. -,
The organization is such as to embrace all
grades Of Scholarship from the primary, to the
most advanced collegiate. The Principal de.
sres to assure all who are inclinod to ,patroniZs
this school that teachers Of known ability and
experience are employed in every department..
Specal attention is cs led to the superior facili-
ties offered in the Department of Music. Prof,
F. j. Hair, teacher of great reputation, will
preside over this department. and will be assisted
by Mrs anu Miss Penick. Young ladies of the
city, WHO havo completed their literary course,
but who desi.e to continue rlusc, can have the
benefit Of Prof Hairs instruction al the lnstl.
tute For other particulars send for Catalogue,
or apply 10 =, ,u,,,uv ,-:o,
sop 7-tf n. fENlCh. IIlnclpsl. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-24
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Msy- GENTS FINE BOOTS AND SHOES A
specially, small expenses novelty, lowest
prices reality, is wh It we can provo at
WADDEY'S, 10 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-24

The FAIR large number Of The members
Of the Woodland Agriculture! Society and Of
the Housekeeping Association have been in at
tendance since this morning, at the Exchange
building, busy employed 10 the work of prep
aration and decoration for the coming exhlbl.
ton. Ample arrangements have been made in
the yard adjoining for stock from the surround
ing countrY which will no doubt be we'll repre-
scned Mr.. VIM. Coean was hard at work
this morning putting up a portable gascmeter
| to light up the fair room at night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-24

New YORK, Sept. 2l.-Stocks opened firm,
but became weak. Money S. Gold 1921. Flour
quiet and unchanged. Wheat dull and I'M
changed Corn dull and declining.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-09-24

THE PRESIDENTS ToUR-President Hayes
and his party will leave Lynchburg to morrow
morning on the Midland train 90 bis way to
Washington. The party will stop, however, at
Charlottesville, aud visit Monticello and the
University. They will pass through this city
at elk o'clock tomorrow evening.
, 1877-01-29

great cnuse for alarm, as It Il obvious
Tint on1r very small pnrty can possibly hc-
ct,11,e hcriolsfy effected by It, md tilat Is the
Irregular prnics.ion"i
E3cgnnsc br. Bccbc has not permitted himself
Or hla books to grow rusty, but has brought
forth m old remedy" anil out nf the kfn'less
of lIls heart has given to suffering community
the benefit NJ his vainablc experience, what
haTcn't they saila tine rnvious caustlc Doc
tor ~ In tast Tuesdays TRtHCxE said they a!l
" laughed and ro,rci." They Gun continue, II
they think 1t appropriate, wien 40 many house,
holds arc turned into mourning. The good
shall know thct.1." They "etanl in
awt," 10 they. Who wou1d nut stand In awe
IT a" profession HAT clnhns to have known
The remedy fnr years, aud yet did nut usc It
wien tbs tncsscnger If death was at the dUorf
The 'tTtRulars " nrc 10 cntlycrlc again Satur-
day. They Ellt'lit! combine, and use al! their
tnHcprr IL a.'iH,iit that uncomfortable I" DN:-
tor u Hs "Mtillcal E4fifor" III fHE TH1RtSR for
life. that Hercattcr, IN It's zrll to make known
s"nlc ss'r and y rcdy remedy 10 saye ths dear
mistake, and will not "glvo to thc
Then all thu "rc.ular profc ,$ion'' will fcc'
hct:es. a,1d laugh Guh roar a,nl .hc.. ar. lee
h"-wtI4t about hnl Their tccr. n,nl cpl
fhe.s amount to nothing. Sac auprllat[nns rs
"imrrstnr. icnoraInlis, aMI itnr.' ca1l do him
mp ss|tle injury. III has done wllut lie rt,lla,
his win,ie and H,untle., duty. LIT litu 70 ut,
Il; i: rycn tenor u his way, and he slIall tusl-
iIiHIe t. receive cntu,nI,lIns and thanks from
grateful rt,o;c. and nj last the wcicurne pIau.
llt, "Ncl douc. goud anI faithful SERVANT"
AUNT SALLT.
, 1877-01-29

~ tHC 4.AfOF u fHE 1f'04"*s
CHICAGO, jan. :7.--Sl.lie others arc contrib
uslng the results ot their experience, IND tnak-
Ing suggestions US 10 thu cure IAl prevention
of s>lrIrt iuyrr, uIErr ny t1lt4 mite, l.opins
that It may be the nra,l, of t!oing sunlr gh,d in
behalf nf lhc little ullrs VI our city who arr al-
Hlost, II nut arealy, within tLc yurtcx 1f ter
rlt!c .pcnc- About the llEst day q! uct+:ln-
byr last two Ut my children were taken down
with The fever, one of the being rttiItka-
iy severe. 10th ART How IN perfect ttu't lilo
ty.alIIcnt Whlrh rl',srtc1 IL, Ind llrr~lstcntly
iuiuwr,l. MAS us lulluwa: linz turc lhllAds'nnt,
ti,lcturc ..0niit. alternating tveEy hour j. tinsrs
tor 4 rsuAl ham ! to Years, ha!f'rol.s
III tea, ,J,,on!ul Vi water, and trulH
5 tu IL years, one drop, asnltllnt; all warm
t!riuks u,1t giving u!i the eold water within tEa
tuutuls .! rr.ss,n .trsiFrtl by Ito patient. kor
tho sure ,lruat tWl!Ieh a!Wavs accompanies tho
lisca,tI used every lliiDur, unlll tlt inl4t.l-
InAtiua began to suits:1r, gaTelt eonliUscsl 1t
bur.t1+ alum, zach ulle hrarlIni; ucnntr, eaps-
cum, t..!l ulIc-l,alt tlrathnl; carb,,li ueld. ten
dsops; yiscJar, imlf-,Nt; simple syrup Or white
sugar sufficient to make tA.atattle. !|%lntc tie
1u-i1a WITH tlnctuF4 i.hltIic every lD1r utlt t|ie
uit,l,t!es:Al symptoms lad Disappeared,
ytylux also two ur three ttMcs Ily
In teaspoon tiuscs dilute rarbul4c
aid, 6ay two isous In . glass vi wattr. fhc
pa;lent Should be kept tu warnt. wrll-ssnti-
lat. i ROOM. II rash aAes It's ai'peArauyc from
tic vtle~t nf told drink, rub the entire body
ii! i, aIl u small quantity 0: eartole aid aud
tluyturv OF 4cuuitc. A!i n,tMay lnu.t lc asuh.
VI. us llttis benefit Is likely to result, Ana
Tri1,,.e Is to be gEvltI, dTe4lvL
Al y pteytn i've know III nothing tnore reb!-
a1le than vasboilc asil, usa.ltjlhla, aud camphos
, 1877-01-29
THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY. JANUARY 3D. 1877

patient inilalcs q small amount Of II with the
n,r, wht.h by ts very atId vapor !oses all rapac.
iiy for Increasing thc disease. The germs of
tlfscasc floating it the mir arc killed more Ger.
taihIr by t.,ts vapos than IN tic syftnm Ut
t1lr patient br the email dose uf medicine,
whcl, II Is safe to administer, AMI where in the
dItcascd part of fhc system 4 new, powerful
crup os disease germs Is prnluccd anil hi'E'e1l
In the eystcm wttre the iemciy may not rca'fi,
unchanged. Many 15icet to the ndar of car
hull aeisl. 1t Ii. however unplcahunt, not oi'ly
preferable to coffin Will, nl tie hcartatf"s
tht. leaves bct!ntl, but 1t can readily bc 1n1cI
with cologne tft suit every taste, so as to COIN
t'Ictcly hide Its TluF, to which my one soon hc.
t:ones nsctl. 1h!s aritl should not he u.e.l
tpsr'ngiy, slnce, well diluted. there Il no posi-
llc harm Il, IT, 1t !. ,cs. to DISSOLVE pound Ut
tic CEyetaftzstt arid IN = railfu! III water.
After ti!rrlng II t'lrNhl bc 1e:t in rettic ntli
.,Hiy the waterr solution III t1c top should he
ttsei, This eilouid tc Apr[nklr1 TN ear
pcts, betlcfutles, or pa.r:r or cloth sat
tiratcl With It should lie fu.pcnl41 IN
tho rom. \ dish Iull thnn!a constantly
stand uls,t, tile stnyc. 50 a. IT, y.n ri<c ani ill
the roU,u, s., that t!r: mir II impEr1Ht.d will
II. 4 pitlt Of t.,i. watGry solution s'.,.uhl Ic
vaporizcI In RUIN U! ordinary azr in tw.:,tyFpnr
1I,lIrs, when th p!,Au will tlnIl hi. tas'slnu !,
easier. The iniis.ured etrYrt, 4" t! At t!sc bot
tItn u the tail afIuul,l lie Hljxsa with all adj
tionat quantity uf water, wien tic first solution
Ia exhausted. As pro;thyla:tt: this rarely fails
II The ate is kept wrll charged with IL; a,l
wherever there ts the least ctla!c Of Hanger his
fu'nlgutI0u should 1r sorted to Mt m g fuI*
without .i.l!i, ls NJ harm ean cnur iru1ll 1t.
Kcspccifulis yours, j. n. HIlhcH.
, 1877-01-29

1ssss1g 3: that Of 1 :ough 7 Is eoas,,1s'ably o,,s =, y
alsu kept we'll ,pt although considerable
fluctuations nrc visible IN thu pnrs:!,aAcs III
particular natIors Franec, tlcrInany. Italy,
and China have nit t,nt,,Ttcsl nitro heavily,
hut there Is a lasye dtrrnase IN he pny.
edass Of Me Uu;tti stat<s and Briti.h
4tvrth AneYtca. Australia anil Rornc Of the
South American Republics have taken 1cas. Our
worstc,1 gttyl. t}u.incss doe. not maintain Itacf
nearly % wc'l-t;.r1nany, Holland. France, the
United States, China, anu the vall,u: ,iicnln'~
Grated countries having bought decidedly less
last year than the ycur before. Here, Aowcvtr,
We find Italy y solid, etculy fustnmcr, and our
grncral business with that country IS evidently
progressive. We might carry this analysis out
further, hut enough has s'ecn said to indicatr
the general position and course bs our
foreign trade. 60 far as rcg1,rds or
,I tic Iron tra'lc needs, ,th'Iarptly, NJ
Decentralization. Dcchlctlly stualler than It wae,
80 far an snr Of our CUSTOMERS arc tDrceriIc'i,
Tending, M 1t does, tI grow less, our export
business ff still large AMI Eouu1, Its vast cx-
tc.,t anil the uprising of new cussontFs capable
of hcrutnfnx larger buyers Afford many CHANCES
nf compensation also, Which It sn;iH ff foolish
to nvrrlunk In aIiy general estimate. 11Itrt arc
Mt ircscn M visible sts.ns ts,,t the trae of isi7
will rxpanI--!t u,nr, indeed, shrink further;
hut there arc plenty Of Indications that business
IL now toltndGr thu, IT wua, .trstl tha. IL tue
most important consideration utter all.
, 1877-01-29

70 The F11I70F ~ 7Ne 7FfbKH2.
Fosn nj Lac, Wls., Jun. al have read the
article III tie sslrlrtfcyer controversy IN your
1,apyr of she!:.A us. Hcelc may n"s ls tlsa
original .lissnyrrcr Of thr remedy, but great
credit II .iue tn him, II only for bringing tie
Inatrr Il, thu notice af the pnh1ir ut lfe pFsscht
time. Thul1sam!s vi parents viii bless tnu l'a'l1c
vi UE. iirebr, u.,tl with lust r;iuse. There are
,laHy euIirrcrs uf diuhthcria alnl SCARLET .rytr
IN t.iis htr; i'm. LIT uS hear isn3I hr. iHr'c
again, let s save our li:str ones. anti he ttlail r.
seSt tLicprlytrsana t!aIlh sri EiAI,y anat PRESENT
,ualtttlar will le4yc little spa q frr the lew
rru..Arts VIII, arr at rre.ent AspEting hi right
to TIC discovery, :, uiscuycry which, Altitlga
tIlry rlaiIn IL h&yr k1h,wn Years uvo. thry 10
not appear lu ls.,su III VIC great use Ut. Let tho
the doctors explain why thts Is 50 II they ran.
A pAHEST.
, 1877-01-29
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