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present II was an occnsion OF great solomnity
Not the head chief himself was more august
than the prophet for he was regarded ms stand
ing between ms people and the Great Spirit He
had come many hundred miles for their sakcs
and they looked eagerly for his message from
thG Great spirit Looking about him SORROW
" How few you arci Once you stood like tho
primcNa forest, covering hill and dale. noun
its setting you covered the land Now you arc
few scattered. sror'hcd blasted trunks; a few
weak. withcred sapngs here and there. What
has wrought this change! Has fire como from
hravcn and DESTROYED yuuP Has the sharp axe
OF the invading forostcr been laid AZ yodr rOotsp
No. inc poison ~ IN yourselves. ana soon the
cankcr Of it will leave none of you on the face Of
the carthl Remember the legends Of your
fathers how but two or three generations have
pissed since your lodges were countless how
they. clustered in forest and field. around
the lakes and along the streams, Remember
their battles their triumphs now their name
was everywhere honOred. their bow and their
OnOndagnsl are the columns OF smoke
that went up from your wigwams above
We ,tree tops ~ in the valley. and on
Of young braves who once made your
summer wild woods merry with mimlcry
of hunting or of war. or sent their winter snow
snakes swiftly gliding over the crustod snow or
the Ice bound strcansY Where are the long
lines OF warriors which in other times went. IN
the glory and terror OF their war paint. out ON
the war path still and swift ~ the serpent in
thrir movements. fierce and Destructive rs
hhs MAD. TINS wide difference between thcn and
now Has the earth opened her mouth and
swillowrd your wlgwams and your pcoplcf
Has the Great spirit sent a pcsiilrncc, ana de-
strpycd your braves and your womcnY Have
your enemies. with greater numbers and Drawer
courage. oVcrpOwercd you and beaten You in
war. anu reduced you 10 your present cOndt-
uOnt No; none of these things have happened
you. What then has done II What has wrought
the changer Why is 1T that to-day my voice
can reach every member Of your tribe? Why
ar" you such handiulf It Is the white mans
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Two Maiden. Fighting in Church.

II was a hand tu-hand management hr-
tween Annie Owens amt Sarah Jones. who could
not oven underline -uhiuh4s iuilunurro -uul-
fight occurred ON the 2Wh ut during divine
s'r'i,rs ina church IN l\onln, Te, girls eu-
tered Oh" church. and uu1' r9uniuhly BON or'u-
ErreMinu wrro attentive listeners to the SER
NM N ala DON = Ging9 1rcn hos ~ an1-
THIS did not aul Miss Annie. vino was seated
10y her side and she Instantly got az. leaned
oyer her enemy, and sp.tcluly pulled the win
epithct-. and the window was again raised and
A. quichly pulled down rhnn Sarah struck
Ammo WIN = book over me l'i eye, hnd the en-
mined fora time. but u few women stopped It.
After the services, ear" was taken not To permit
the sat -faetion though, OF .aAing their lists at
each othor,
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nionco. Yesterdays turnout was enormous. but
the island people count Caa much greater in
come in the weeks to como. For that income
better accommOdutOns are essential For in
storm. Thousands rushed for the depot. The
depot was speedily nllcd and then--wel then
the multitude were drcnched Those who sue
cccdcd IN getting seats ia the cars were satu-
rated. Women with parasOs. babies and bus
k.ts had hard time Of it,. especially those
whose husbands wcrc full ~ hrcr. Tho Inst
trains were a sight to behold. packed to thevcry
steps. while men aud women held on by the
posts. and endured the storm in silence.
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Euslutss llo1,rs.

1hr t"im.m Liver Pad Company have re-
t.ut. 500 u- Aa.Otu..u.
Rare summer attractions in Hats can be
N hNNA - -l- hl.IiN. i.i ll th Aftuu1
The Rest VcmrdN rr 'hnirrn while Tceth-
, 1877-04-04

and obligation Of tie Dr1er. The total number
Of members Iu tho Order Is 472,o7s, and tho
number Of delegated present 15a, representing
tWcnty.sIx atatts.
The Directory held meeting to-day, and H.
SIZED an address to the people OF TIE United
States t!cclarin. that the Order has no corncc-
tlnn with the tastlous afo1ltc Magufrcs Ut Penn
sy1yanfn, stylfng them IA terrible baud OF mis-
guided then that l1os committed Auct,
crimes In. I'ennsylrAnia": that tho State
officcrs Of Pennay ylva1.ia ha.l made searching
Investigation INTO thr matter. antt found that
there was no connection I,etwecn the a. U. II.
and Alolllc Ma1ulsca; and that the officers had
cut 1ff from all connection With tue former t,r.
gau!<atfon the Counties OF Sshuy1htlI,
Carbon, Columbia, AMI Northumberland: !:
that they had removed MI Objectionable
clauses iii their Cn,attrtfon which ronncted
With their Holy Church, and that their object
was 10 llntc their race and creed for benevolent
purposes, and 10 this end they dessetl the en-
enlargement Of the mintstcrs Of their holy re-
l3L1Ou.
, 1877-04-04
Population Of Ireland.

LONDON 3tfA&(-
It has been supposed that tho registration OF
births III ireland sllust be excessively defective,
us the ratio vi rcgtstere births so population Ii
50 far short 0t that Of England. but Dr.. ". 81.
Burke, who slXna, Al NpxlstEar- General, tho do
tailed rrp',rt on the year 1878, recently istued.
talls attention t0 other returns IN explanation
Of the difference. liz has, Indeed, to state that
in thu ten yeass, 1854, the ratc Of iiegttimate
Dirtls, which In England averaged 8aA
Mr Lou ol tho population. was only
I'll lxr 1,0oo Ia ireland. But ha has
also something else to state. The ctnSus Of
1s7l showed that iu England ut per cent Of the
total population wore married women between
tho aRes Ut IL and 81, but In ireland only lis
PER ccnt, 30 that there wore five married posi-.
bio lnothers III England to four In al equal
number Of the population !n ireland. aud, TAX
Ing tho ayes ta ta u years. tbs difference IL even
greater. Ehua the birth-rstes OF the two
countries bear tho SAME ratio to each other -
tho Eelutiyu proportion ol married women In
tho population. EuokinX It tha returpa from
Atiutler IsoEnt, 1t II found that the
bistlla In England arc annually equal to "a
to every ,uO mothers, and thu regtstsEsd births
cqual ~ per LOCO In 1Trlaut. The marriage
rute In IrelAni " low in proportion to the total
population. This Is partly oufuE TO tho large
annual emigration Of unmarried persons Of the
marrying ayes. TAerv il popular optutou that
Irish EnotherB are luura fruitful than those .of
England; but this, II true. uiust, under present
conditions, hr to certain extent neutraltzc4 by
the comparatively late period OF 1us Ut which
many marriages tu Ireland a1c now soleinuze0,
Tbs Aunual cxetss VI blzsht ogeE death1 IL 1ss.
land u abou. Yer cent u population.
, 1877-04-04
The Protocol Unfavorabiy Receive
ed in constantinopfe.
Turkey. It Is Believed, Will Make a
General Reply to the Powers.
Spccn1ntfons Concerning the
Causes OF Bisin,.rck's Hes
ignatfon.
4 Feeling in MEXICO that It Is Long
Time Between Revolutions,
Tho Return Of Lerdo Demanded, nnd The
D5az Regime In Danger.
THE EAST,

THE EAST,
rnu pnnroro,. ~ roysr. xrrrop,r
LONDON, April 3.-A constaatlnoplo telegram
says the Chargc d'AGa1rc$ Of the Great. Powers
will communicate the protocol to tho Court at
the end Of Tie week, and Mt The sn,oc tfoo urge
u - ..,s,. ~ .,s ....,s...,is- III .su,. p,..s,s
~ ~ " @ "''.' ~
relative 10 disarmament. The Porte' however,
seems to consider that The protocol detrimental
~ Affects lis dignity. Another Cabinet council
was held to-day. It is stated tia. tho Porte it,
se"ae aau'sos = 1o'e ~ LUG Fo"e'S u =" 'ep3
70 Tue protoeo'. -
cSPRoMistNd.
, 1877-04-04
AIENICO.
TIKED or plAE.

CITY or MEXICO, March a5.-Dlsscnsions be.
tween President Dia1 and Gcu, Mcndcz arc be-
yonl settlement. During tbs absence of DIaz,
Menlcz had sharVo Of tho Goyernmept, aud
sent 1900 Enfield rifles and several batteries
into Sierra rueb!A for his followers. D!az
ordered the return Of the rifles, aud Alendez re
fused. Mcndez charGcs tho President will, bad
taIth in tlle election Ut tue President OF the
supsenc Court. Tsse quarrel l,ua been Carried
into Congrcas, where .llssension, ts riff:
the Cou,inltiea Ut Scrutiny on afty seats con-
trstcll In Congress.
The restorattun of tho Constitution and return
OF ex-gresltept t.esdo Is opcsty demanded. A
chihuahua,
OlIsclra has pronounced for Lerdo In elcrras
Querstoro.
, 1877-04-04
VARIOUS.
THAT geo wANnANr0 SUIT.

yy.au,unT"u r. r. hnrfl HITh, ro..,ns
sn.. ,1s,, ~ ~. ,r,,,,,, ia ~. s. f,a
Hase naa eseat ueal w say "!'A'a "a. pas. ~"
Instituted in behalf Ut Gov. Tildcn for tho pltr-
noso of determ,ntnr President IIaye.' tItle 10
r. t,,a !. :. ".-t.,,, t,,ot M ,ro,, ,,ro,o.,trn.
.e o1'ee' ~ .''as ~ s"s" ~ poa'"ss
nave oeen oegun III sle courts .! tn's aty' NJ
though II fs almost equally certain that sotuc-
thine. nj the Kind t,as been contaminated Rich
~ r N.rrtck uho ya. amn1nvr,, M onc NJ
~ .r,,',..,. t..s." ~ W." ,.sssa - r,s".s.,
uo"' lHacu's attosneys pelo'e tHe E'cetoEat
totnnlss.on, and who hns been reported to liaTe
tho uapere In Ills t,os6c ssou. las positively de-
njcd III. renort and Ina certainty tnken no
"ea ~. ~, ess..'. H.. 49,. H.. ..,,a.a', ~
that tho proceedings, though contemplated,
would be poatpopel until nfter tue Unttcd
st,tca 4roons hare heen withdrawn from thu
, 1877-04-04

GALVESTON, April a-The meeting of stock.
holders Of the international s. Great Northern
Railroad c!ectcd thu following Directors for tllu
ensuing year: Samuel sloau, Mo&es Taylor,
John s. Buxnes, T. ". reartoll, aud Jacob i.
James 4. Baker, D. II. Smith, aud Ira Evans, Of
Texas, AZ tho directory meeting the following
ottlerrs werc elected: Haluuc1 Sloan, President;
r 3, Hayes, Vtce-rrcsldcnt; d. II. saith.
Treasurer; Jaeob y, Wctnure, Assistant Treas
urcr; anil Ira II. Evans, Secretary.
, 1877-04-04

PANS. April 3.--Julcs smon. Minister OF the
Interior aud President Of Council, writes to
Deputy Carson (sfoderata Republican,, about to
uavett monument at Luusvlllc to the faileu
soldiers Of the late var; safer having con-
ferrel With my colleague, the Minister of Fur
sIgn Affairs. think It right to ask you to post
poi.e this Inauguration. trckon on your in-
hueuce With the patriotic population IT Lane.
yllle tu maku them comprehend tue Ycasous
which srtuate the Government"
Luneyt!lo + not many miles iron, tho present
BY deuutation from 6arfsbonrg, Lorsainc.
, 1877-04-04
CHIPPEWA RIVER.
THE DELt.s CONTEXT REVIVED.
c...frt t,f~rx@arA IA F1s Tr}tnn<

w.au,nnrox. d. q. Anril a-Thc eontcst lie
"n,'',' 81" 49,. r,.'N. ,..Is 49,,
Tween Insppe"a fa.l7 aoo t"u sta'fc' n.s'' fe."
alive to tue naTlGaton ol INC thItseWa h1Fcs' Is
becoming animnted. Gov. Pound recently re-
cc}ycd m order from, The Department Of Justice
sa,,r,otfrr r,;,yo n,-nr NJ ,fi,trartnr. n,
uea's!' oausa -. 11,,, n...s. ~ ,s,ss a
special attorney lot fhe uhAca osatcs u usi'g
suits for the abatement OF sulsauccs 0t the
Cllppewa River, committed by tic Mississippi
J.npr,ne' Cfr,rnuy. frou, &be ffnattnr OF }arre
.sss.i. ~ 1.~.n 49,. ,.,r,, 49,, .,,,,r o,I ~
qa@n'ttteo VI .ooao .oes uo"'' NV ~" NV
construction ot uocEs Sald 10 pe MI OBSTRUCTION
to navigation. IN opposition to this order, Q.
Il, lu1ra1u. claiming to act fur tic Mayor OF
r,r Ts,.fr. wi. 10. rist thc fotIo,r{rr non.r
-. se..,. - 1...,." -. ,'s,..,t - E..
~ tue department u 'astee' y" tN!!a!a VI Eau
Claire anu In opposition to the appointment OF
Judge Dixon:
DrrAurxgHr or Juurtcr March q. 181T.-In
m. ,onttcr NJ tho nr,cr nnno,nttno 1n,lop rfrnn
nraa. IN ~ ~ .t,as +,+n,.. ~ tts ~
1nuos 10y naA0 !, ~. sa ~, IT, - NV
pastnent of Justice. Il u desired " rue Mayor u
Eau Claire ana the Interests 70 represents sla. saei
order be revoked. II that cannot be done, That at
least It 10 30 modified that tho proceedings 10 be
instituted under 1t ba restricted in their inquiry Gc
tween the mouth Of tho Chtppown River and tic
r,,v NJ pa, ct,,yc In y.c,v ~ thu .t,tc oret of
iii nrcr by tinsc in1crcste In obtsimIne #, euch
Modification ought nntl should tncct no OBJECTIONS
that ea 10 urged by thoso who arc IN avor thereof.
ts'tued) u. II. lSo'As.
Tho meaning Of this protest Hppcurs to bp
, 1877-04-04
LOUISIANA.
THE NEW DEPARTCK4,

HFRG9uE 2H9{sx*tA 10 1A1 1F76aAE
NkW CKLsAKs, April 3.-Tha new party IL
gaining In strength every day. The most
prominent supporters Of it thus far discovered
He Gov. penu, Narsaoth, Gen. McMu|lcn, and
Ma. Burke. Nichols himself aeems to have Al
INCLINATION In that direction. At least he Is
charged With II BY Bourbon Democrats. Peun
IAN old Nhlx. Tue results Of conversation
With hlta have already hcsu seut you by mail.
liz cares nothing for the Northern Democratic,
and ia not slow In gistng expression to bis opln-
ona. WAr1noth IL more cautious, but
nsasher Republican nor Democrat enough
, 1877-04-04

LEArA, Cob, April 8.-Thc grading and ticing
Of tho SIM Juan division OF tho Rio trandc
Railway Is nearly completed. anl contract has
been closed With the Cambsia Iron Works Of
Johnstowu, Pa. for thu immediate delivery
Of steel ntls TO extend the ruail
from this place ncross thu mountains Into
RIO Granle In gan Louis park. Track-laylug
will bc begun In Mar, and trains will he run
ming to tie vicinity Of Fort Garland bcforc
JUNG. Flse completion u this division Eill b..
gtoi'. Spring emigration, which ltas already bc.
gun, promises to bu ycry large.
, 1877-04-04
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS,

New Yonx, April a.--Atrlycd. steamships
Utopia. from Ion.ion; Russla and ldal,o, FROM
Liverpool; ". A.. scltoltn. from ROTTERDAM;
California, from d'asgow; England, from Liver
LONDON, April a-stcainsh!ps Egypt aud
State pt Pennsylvania, from New York, mud
Moras1an, froun Portland; tlayc arrived out.
.sSooasr Loo ctY ot Pesias Tor Ioue s koag va va
YukGhsna.
MoytLLr. April a.-steamshlp Bolivia, from
New fork, fas arrived.
t'H.lApKLrnsA, Aprit 3,--Atrivcd, steamship
Ohio from Liverpool
, 1877-04-04

Cabinet In the South Carolina case, that lie
should vote for tho admission of N. e. Nutltr
10 tho United States acnatc, anil that other
Southern Republicans won''l not only 10 tho
same, but would snpport Democratic measures
III Congress. The rcatnn he ID Bnil to have
assigned was thati thr Administration thought
TINT Democratic rule WIS rtHal enn,'Eh Tor
the people Of South Carolina, he wanted It TO
nve taste If tic san,u in national nila'rs at'd
see how It liked It. Ut rotlrte there may bo \
grcnt change In the sentiment nf Southern lse-
publcapa In Congress before the 5nno fe7s'of,
but there nra now strong Indications that. II
there 10 not, there will be a break among the
earpct-l,ageers against The Administration.
Thoy viii hesitate at nothing which, in the'r
opinion, will .-....
WEAKEN THE PRESIDENT
or tend 10 break down his policy. The greatest
danger ts that they will attempt to create DIS
turbanccs In Eouth Carolina and Louisiana be-
tween this time and tho meeting Of Congress-
ia order to bring tho Presidents Southern pol.
tcy into fssrcpute. and ss,us lar the foundation
for n n,nro vigorous warfare against IL tn tho
extra session. This ther may possibly do. Out
RACES BIZ tho scora werc invented iu A1alaIun In
1871, anu there arc as bad men In South Caro-
lima to-day ~ there evcr lsare bccn III the Gulf
states. Gov. Chamberlain will not countcnanco
anything Of tho kind, but there arc other men
who may, and they would count n victory over
the Presidents policy cl,eap1y bought Of the OK
pcnso Of this lfvas Of few negroes. The Frr*i-
dent apparently fully cun1prchcn1s this, 1or hc
has referred recently to tue langcr tbat bni
yersatlon With gentlemen who have called upon
him, hut he relies ou tic influence Of tllc best
mcfl In both parties to pruycut trouble, and upon
Gov. 1lampton'e ability TO restraln tl,e white
, 1877-04-04
FREIGHT RATES REI,tJCEp,

Hptt7H7 1H1tE4szH 70 7Hf 77F8NHz.
DKraoIT, Mich, April I-Tlle Canada South.
cru, Grcnd Tlunk, t;r.at Wcster,1, aud Lake
Shore Railroad Freight Agents today held
meeting here and ralucctl rasez OH fourtf, class
freight to Do.ton to 20 conts: to New TURK, Is
cents: to Philadelphia, co; conts: 10 Baltimore,
q rc1lts: grain to Albany, a0 cents; tu New
York, e,,s5 cents; tn Doitou, 91lf cents; to
Philadelphia. 10y ce.ts: tn baltimore, 70 cents: :
-four, per barrel, double the ratcs OIL Cra!.l.
, 1877-04-04
THE NATIONAL BANKS.
1ssuNa ron TIE MONTH, AND TOTAL. ClNcuiA.

~, ...,,.., ....s ..-.. .,'...,.
lssuHs FUN TIE aoSIt, AMI 2o1@h I4"coLA-
TON. ~
WASHINGTON, D. G., March W.-Thc isaucs
Of Natiuual Bank notes for thu month were xl,-
f,7 1fh1 NJ ,yhicl, 70 mr. cent-y.z. 4, 6s3 go
s'''1eo' ~ . w - ,"".,s:.tH
standing legalteudcr circulation e333, G50, ,oeoi.
The Comptroller Of the Currency says tho above
Issue ts tic largest amount OF additional ctrcula-
,for r.ts mi ,1,,r,t,r onv 1anuth ~ thc ros,
..ol pa'o wv "as .,4 ~ "asA .S ..,o ~. ' ~
amount were rcigsucd to banks which ind pre-.
yIousIy retired their circulation and taken up
tbr,r h,nit. Thc amount nf National I,nuk cir.
...n..,s n,.,.a'.,,.r ~, -, i, ta7r ~. se.T
Uo,oo. Tho aes VI that date authorized tue
issue Of circulating notes Without limit, subject
IN erfstln, 1uws. nni1 n1so proyldet1 Tint nm
, 1877-04-04

". ". Giles tt 60. Stnes ihr tntrodnetion ~
your l.nlTnent lodtac Of AmhrosIa In thls c,ly the
sae Of ail Other iininenta, extracts, lotions te.
lefs. nRa oils haa ceased.
ulics' i4iniment lo1fdc Of Ammonia performs
w9nltFs: slIuld tell you ~ al the cures it kas
eneceed It wuutd sake = aaF.,u book to Aofd them,
Norfolk, VI. 7
FQt saIe lY ali dHuzrfaIa.
, 1877-04-04
ANCIENT ORDER OF HlBERN!ANs.

New Yoak, April 8.-The Convention u the
Ancient Order VI lIibernians before sdiouru-
meut appointed National Directory Of
eight members to 1ct with the national
officers in tho management Of the
aG2!rs OF the Qs4et. Everything
Objectionable to the hierarchy Of the Catholic
Church MA eliminated from the Constitution
, 1877-04-04

There has been but little change In tho sltua-
tton as regards the freight war Of tho Eastern
ratroads. 1t Is known that the managers Of
the EASTERN trunk lines arc In session IL New
York in order to find some means BY which an-
other DISASTROUS war eau 10 avoided, and the be-
licf ts cxurcssc1 BY many managers TINT salts
thfrtr days: In the meantime, the various roa,ls
1ca1lag from Chicago to the Eastern scaports
arc making rates to suit themselves. Las. Mua-
day komc 1f the roads tnaIc contracts for grain
at g cents per 100 pounds from Chicago
to New York, and fer fourt!l, class frcights
At - cents peT loo pounds. Yesterday
THO Luke Shore T. Michigan Southern,
Michigan Central, and Grand Trunk Railroads
met and decided to charge 10 cents for gruin and
- cents for fourth cl4ss frcights from Cliestgo
TO New York. The agents of tho Plttsburg.
fort Wayne d Chicago and Baltimore 1: Ohio
Railroads took no part In the meeting, a. they
had no Instructions from tho managers Of their
respective lines,
, 1877-04-04
S1ltc.lnE

Special nispdtch to 7ae 7ttbunx.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 3.-Cl,artes Bartlett,
agca 10, II graduate of tho high School, com.
1pittcd suicide tt,1ay. lie had been Ill for some
months, and was much tfaplritetl. ILL bud the
honors Of Ills riass In 131lL
, 1877-04-04

WARRINGTON, D. C., April e.-.At the ANIMAL
election Of Directors OF tbe Panama Railroad
Company the OH officers weru reelected with
TIC exception Of Josep', Clyde, choaen la place
OF Thomas Clyde,
, 1877-04-04

EEGETKNE.
VEGETIN E
WILL CURE RHEUMATISM.

Mr.. ALBERT CtlDnKER III. vel, known pruxxf.r
and AputlFGnry. of sns'nxsalr. Me-. always alxlses
ce3y ohe tEoabtu @1th Rleunsttsn, tt Try VEQETlHE
READ HIS STATEMENT.
.. srEtSoyALx, Me-, Get. II, 1878.
Mr. IT. n. 6te<ens.
Dear fF-FIflccn ycar1 last fall wa takeu slrk
with fheunattsu1. wa unable 10 move until Tho ne1t
Apsil. Ffom thai time until tsee Jears ago tI,s fAil
suffered everything With rheumatism. Sometimes
there would liz ~seEa 1t tfe that could not atrp
orc step; these attHeka were quite oftca suffered
everything that cnnid. Oxer shree years ago laat
apr!hr commenced taking vegetne, aud followed it
up unll had taken bottles; hrve bht NJ fheu.
NATHAN since that time. lalways advice everyone that
IL stroubleh with rheumstls to try vr9ene. aud nus
suffer for years ave done T!s taenrat Is gtA.
iultous u far ~ Mr Btos ems IL concerned.
f1nt4, etc.. ALBEIT CNunEEll,
Firm VI A. ctuuxtr Co.. DTuggsts And Apothrea ariea.
, 1877-04-04

BEI4G1UM.

BRussgts, April a-Ican Bapttste Madou, the
noted Belgian painter, Is dead.
, 1877-04-04
BUSINESS NOTICES.

DR.. Van DYke's sulphur sonp.-1t removes
part ef ths boay; ea1cs Ghhpped iisnds. Ch.hnf,,
sss'a' se' natns sorGs u'esl; lioughns,s Of te
singing oi tho skln. Relieves ts tehing sna isris
ntiun OF biting and singing uf lnsects. Is cs-
PeGlai,y aaanisd to tha Nursery and nath room.
take Sulphur Bath at pleasure.
Ladies' who use It in their Toilet would nerer do
without IT,. 1t Ia free from all offensive and ds&.
gfeea1le o1or. All druggists sell It.
Noiands aromatic Bitter Wine of Iron IL y
remedy for nervous debility, impoverished blood,
on0 iinpal1ed dlEeetlon. Depot. q CLARK STREET.
, 1877-04-04
THE 1RRECONCILABLEs.

WAsniGa1oa, n. G., April a-Seuator Pat
Nrsou, Of south Carolina, II reported TO haye
%sil yestssdxy, after heasla. ot the yots OF tue
, 1877-04-04
RHEUMATISM is a DISEASE OF TIE BLOOD,

Tic htl IN this lIttase. h fauni 10 cootsn IN
reas Of nFin. Srsctut acts ty converting tho blood
from IL dltrssed condition t1 healthy rifxastun.
fe:rtno regulates thu bnwtts Which ID very lmporsht
Ia lts coNxsat. uae tuttie Ut vegctne win gIsn
lief: hut. tu effect pclausnt cure It must " taken
Regularly. aud may take several bot.es especially Ia
caNs VI tuHR stsnnR. fegrlIne 10 Sold BY Ill drug
glstM 1Ey II. And verdict will t tho n that
Ut thonsaltls brfuJs Ju wins esy. II nevrr funu
nsneh sricf trun thu usa " veEetIns." ~atth u
cotnpUsrI e1ciuslrety Ut hArks ruvl.. aud hests. .
, 1877-04-04

"vEt'ETlNE." ssJs Dn,tcn physician. "hs1 m
eguss - blond purifier. 1satiue Ut ts many wander.
fui eHrra Alter I'll oie5 seEesllss xd fsile visited
tho lsIornurY ant y! n.3us,f VI IT, genutue
merit. II Il pttparrd itUut bsrks. I0nts sud lvras
csch Of wCn II highly c1egtixr. anh thry sts sum.
pa'inae' 1u snIh t1anaer ~ ~ produces 4.%xal.uy
fcSuItA,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-06-30

CTApl,E AND FANCY GOODS FOR
y JUNE SALES.
Wo opoI to day French Organdios. Percales.
Whito Linen Lawns, Linen Suitings, Corded
Piqus, Ladies' Fancy Silk and Lace Ties,
Mourning and Second Mourning Fans, Gauz
Vests very cheap Mosquito MEETINGS, Mems
Fancy Half Hose, Ladies Umbrellas and Para
soils, with other choice and cheap goods.
3. T. RRA~HEAE,
H. 3. Hooiues No. 100 King street.
ie IS Alexandria, Va.