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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21
TeIeernphic Summary.

The Russian fleet, consisting of the hagshlE
SHETLAND aud steamers Bogayr and AsEold
| sailed from Hampton Roads, at nine O'Clock
| this morning, far New York.
The Connccliuut House yesterday ps;jHd tux
new election liw oyer the Governor veto pu
sustained hi VETO II the bill giving mileage to
| IL TENDERS Of The Assembly.
Two children w.fc accidentally poisoned yes
tnrday by one .Archambaut, hotel keeper at
| PoinS a,l Trcmhlas, mar Montreal They died
almost Immediately
la the New York State Senate to-day the
vote by which the act allow Dg women TO hold
Office on school boards was lost, was reconsider
ed and the bill Was passed
The General Assembly OF Ohio. in joint
session, to day, declared Stanley Mathews duly
elected Senator from Ohio to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation Of John Sherman.
John Scott, Of RockdaIe, Pa, this morolng,
set his he'd on frs while smoking pipe, ard
died from suffoclion bcio7e assistance arrived.
n dispatch from Prt!iviiie, Pa, says John
Liudermuth, Of New Castle. who has been miss
ing since the te1th instant, WAS found yester'
day froz an to death a: t'IOweryieId.
The Pennsylvania Legislature INST in i1int
convention to-day. and was announced by the
President of the Senate that }. d. Cameron
had been duly elected to the .. S.Senate TO fill
tho vacancy caused by the resignation Of Simon
Cameron
While fire engine NJ. % was proceeding to
a fire this morning. it coi!ile with a street car
at Third and Walnut streets, Philadelphia.
Patrick Kiog, the driver was thrown uoder
the engine and instantly killed. He leaves a
wife aud three children.
Preparations are now ia progress at Beaver
City Tor the execution Of john D. Lee, the
chief murderer of the Mountain Meadow mas
sacre. The prisoner Is confined 10 the pcnl-
tertiary at Baa9cr City, under charge of u. s.
Marshal Nelson. Capt. McConihe's company of
infantry arrived there yesterday afternoon from
Salt Lake City and another company il tx
pactcd soon.
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VILE WATER FoWL.-Wild walter fowl
81. mere Numerous in this ncighborhood now
'@ta a any previous time during the season,
at' II. atI,lding excellent sport to those en-
sag! ii shooting them. Blinds aud floating
batteries surrounded with decoyS arc the means
mos'.i aya,lcd OF to bring them within range
1i Che gunucrS. Among the number brought
ashore yesterday from Hunting Greek were
,'mc fine canvas backs and two wild geese,
:t.ea rs Mr. William Harris, Of Washington.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21

HE WRONG SIGNAL.-A we'll kGUwn reSGau-
ant keeper Of this city, while in attendance on
..,' sac at ,h2 Washington Club House, on
,r!1y a,', mistaking the key of the District
i'.rGrarh iar in ordinary gong handle, gave 1t
So rnli! 'urHs aud 10 few minutes had sew
n: Policemen Oh hand enquiring Tor the cause
Il The alarm, and the rcrson who gave it. OF
.'GG>s the Alcxaudriau kept quiet, but says
IL vii be careful of gongs hereafter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21

BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION.-Th residence ii
Iii. !;ohcrt Portner, the proprietor Of the well.
anoau aud extensive brewery, on north Wash
NG'cn street. was The sccue last night of a
not agreeable entertainment. The occasion
"a The celebration OF MIR. Portuer's birthday
aCi the guests were the directors Of The Ger
rau iI:;kiug Company, Of which the host i:
Ifs.:c&r. The banquet spread was most
nmr'uaus aud the conviviaEty Continued uun
Mn trur
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21

EIA CARD.-To al! who are suiferios irsm
the errors and ind:crotions c! youth, nervous
weakness, carly decay, loss Of manhood, Sc, i
will send recipe inst will cure ycu, FREE OF
CHARGE. This great remedy Was discovered
by missionary in South America. Send H
selfaddressed envelope to the Rev. JOSEPH II
INMAN, Station D, Bibo House, New York
city. feb G-eo&WGm
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21

!'i,lfS will lind relief from their headache,
,'it'yD,**, swimming in the head, collie, sour
!, "-,h rH~jicaSrcss, cIc, etc, by taking SIM
mas LAYER Regulator
EIEs0ns living in unhealthy localities may avoid
~ =. ''.l.u, attacks By taking dose Of Simmons
User Regulator occasionally to keep the liver
- tes.tEy action. Il should be used by all
''''Hh>, a.! and young. 1t is not unpleasant,
- !Nrsty vegetable compound, is not iDjurl:
'' & I'll" most lccatc constitution, and will
''si' The aver IA healthy action.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21
Ea5- GREAT UpRoAR ABOUT CLOTHING.

Ear GREAT UPRoAR ABOUT CLOTHING
The largest stock of Overcoats and Suits bought
at bankrupt sale to close out. Good O7ercoats
from 81. so upwards, including tbs very best Of
imported Chinchilla7 BaavGTa, Ker ey= SC.
Gents Cashmere Suits, consisting If Coat, Pants
and Vost at 81. 30; all wool Suits st $3.50 and
upwards, Including tho finest imported msto-
rails; o1collont ChildreE's Suits, years, Sl.25 ;
years Sl.75; years S225; i years S2ij and
upwards. They must bo sold quick 3.
=. DEALHAM'a.
dec 8 50 King street
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WASHINGTON ANNUAL CONFERENCE. --Th

WASHINGTON ANNUAL CONFERENCE. The
Washington Annual Conference (coloredl OF
the ". +. Church which has hecn i'll
,--.aa ct i.yrchburg. adjourned ca Monday
r.sht. Tnc committee reported Id Tic case q
N.r. il. ii. Robinson. tina: they found the
,y,f.ls sustained By he evidence; but BY reason
.. yr,ycr hamihaton and acknowledgement on
b.. plIr. they recommended him TO the mercy
vi liz Conference, which adopted the report,
All lis character passed. lie was given ali
r. .stinent AT Mt. Feraon near Staunton. Rev.
=. /. rinkuey aas assigned to Alexaudrla,
tx. Is ". Brown 10 Fairfax ADD Rev. n.
Watkins 10 L.ng'cy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21

NJ EW GOODS.
inst received direct from New York q vary
handsome line of
BLACK GRO. GRAIN SILKS
These goods arc very handsome and cheap.
Parties in want Of Black Silks will Ind it to pay
them to look at them. They range in price
from 81 % to 81 60 per yard.
Very handsome Navy Blue and Invisible
Green do.
Pin Stripe do for the Spring sales
Black Cashmores, Tamise Cloth and other
Mourning Goods.
A fno stock Of Cashmere Long Shswls; square
ditto.
Black Grape Wells.
Best Black Kid Gloves, Prints, Bleached
Goods, Lonsdale Csmbrics, Alpacss very cheap
with other Dress Goods
NH j. NJ. STEWART
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21
SPECIAL NOTICES,

BE- Try Tive can recommend our re; d.
era to use EDWARDS 6 HUTCHINSON
LlNIAIENT. There is nothing better for Rheu-
matism Sprains, Bruises, Frostbtes, and Chill
blsins; also equally good for injuries in horses.
Try it, and you will ind it does all We claim
feb 21-eo3m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21

In& !UrUE +. j. MAcKEY whose name Is
NV - frequently in the papers, in connection
"ih South Carolina affairs, married a daughter
! the late Richard 3. Lloyd, of this city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21
w. 3. WADDEY,
BOOTS AND SHOES

ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
The largest and bost selected stool; of Boots
and Shoes ever offered in this markbt, Tho
especial attention Of the trade is invited to our
stock OF
LADIES, GENTS, MISSES, YOUTHS,
CHILDREN'S and INFANTS WEAR.
comprising all Of the varieties and now styles,
from tho hoa7y Brogsn to the most delicate
SlippeT-mado to order. ard Of tho very best
material.
R9-COuNTRY MERCHANTS viii fad it
10 their advantage to examine cur stoc!; from
which equally good selections can BIO made at
prices that will compare faVoTably with those
of the Northern cities.
In tho RETAIL DEPARTED EN1 We have
all of the latest styles Of Ladies', Gents, Misses
and Chldren's Boots, Shoes, Caters and Slip
pers, finished in the most elegant aty!c and
warranted durable.
Our Word is Our Bond-Any good: We soil
with verbal guarantee for certain service, such
as not 10 rip, etc., in given timc, will 30 mend
cd FREQ OF charge II fuund moi II stand ~ repre-
scented.
NH 20 W. Is WADDEY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21

sa5~ TEETH. if not kept clean, soon decay.
Young people, remember this. UEo daily
THURSTON'S IVORY PEARL Tooth
Sold by druggists. Z5c per bottle. feb 2S-1y
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21

JOSH hlLLlNGS' ALMANAC says About
Ill, III" l1vk out for cod weather. And it
':""rt have addcd-kocp DR.. Bulls Cough
sup 10 readiness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21

'.,-': dracgi>t has calls :or Wells Eureka
'' 60 .elhi first class article will always sell;
!. H. who Use il help advertise it as being
= ..a>.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21

ETHARD TIMES demand economy. Prac
tice it. Ronovste your soed Glove; with JOU.
VEINS IN ODORLE SS KID GLOVE
CLEANER. 1t will cleanse them thoroughly.
Sold by druggists. % cents per bottle.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21

'"iaN BEkRLES-A prime lot Just received.
IN Il GEO. NcKUkNEY & SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21

SPEc1ALT1Es
GREAT COMBINATION STORE,
,Muirs Corner.>
Yard wido Ginghans &c yard.
II yard Table Cloth l2!c . yard.
Black S;uporino Pcrcales 1Q3 yard.
Elegant Satinets ia vsrioua styles, zoe q yard
Yard wide White Flannel loc yard.
Do. sil wool 2U2 t. yard
Four elegant patterns OF Carpets 2dc ayard.
Gents Black Hats, worth - 30, ST. piece.
White Gloves &c y pair.
Aiisso. ard Ladies' Gloves at nc pair.
Corset stays, Gno, sc palr.
,.upcrfEe Silk and Isle Gloves 25c.
!, o: of Edging (Camhrc) &C u yard.
A new line Of Shoes md Slippers, just from
auction headquarters, cheaper than ever.
Also 20G0 Frames, ali sIzce, for notices and
mixtures, from Toe TO 2Dc-a real bargain.
Cali or snnci for samples or rrico list.
Mi: 6 II. SCHWARZ, Manager.
New GOOpsl NEW GOODsi
March 9TH, 1877.
New limo of CASSIMERE5 for mon and boys
| wear, worry chesp.
1000 yards Of FINE IRISH LINEN, in rem
nants ut hnlC price.
Auction lot Of FINE HAMBURG EDG1NG
from A. up
KID GLOVES in 81! shades every pair guar
| hftccd
Ais, g complato Inns of TAILOR'S TRIM
MlNGS, Sc.
d. BENDHEIM 1l2 King ST.,
NH AdJg. Marshall House.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21
PU B11o IN v17AT1oN'
FIRST OPENING OF SPRING GOODS
ISAAC EICHBERG'S,
(Sunnnccor IN SIavmeker 90

Successor to Slaymaker Co..
Just received and ready for inspection an en-
tire and complete stock of Blesched aAd I'm
bleached Musins. in all the popular brands
Sheetings in all widths, both Linon and Cot
ton.
Pillow Case Musiins and Linens, as inches.
Table Damssks in all grades up to the finest
also Whito Linen, Unbleaehed and Colored
Damasks
Towels, an elegant assortment, in Huckebac,
Danlask and al other grades and sizes.
Embroideries, the moves! designs, III Insort,
ings. Edgngs and Rulings.
Gloves, in Lislo, Silk end Kid every pair
warranted.
An cntiro how line OF Ladies' Linen Collars
and Cuff, plain, embroidered and in sets to
match.
A beautiful and complete line Of Napkin, tea
and dinner, in Linen and Damask, with hand
aomn colored borders
900 pieces of Calicoos, the very latest end
newest designs, just out.
4 beautiful line Of Cambrcs, Jackonets,
Swisses and Victoria Lawns, in all grades.
a complete line Of Black Dress Goods, in
Cashmercs, Tarnises, all wool DeLaines, Alpsc-
as and Bombszines.
Heavy elegant and best makes Of Grape, It's
sue and Berego Veils in black and all leading
shades.
The above mentioned articles have been care
fully selected and bought from the very best
houses at the very lowest cash rates, and are q Il
marked at exceedingly low prices. to which
most respectfully call the attention OF the most
ISAAC EICHBERG,
NH l. Successor 10 SlRymaker Go.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21

GHAHuE AGAINST AN OFFICER William
E. Brown, the Superintendent OF Police, was
..r,.ieI, ate las: evening, near the corner Of
iunec and Henry streets By Officer c. Phillips
al committed to tic station house,
.u.iscd VIII being dsordcriy. as complaints
i4y. hcya heretofore made O.! Mt Browns
5u:ucy n this rcspcc, and tn: matter may re-
nj; il HI, removal from Office. the Mayor post
ned thr hcall4. # tbr gas until Friday, 10
a-!.v 10 allow The accused time TO prepare bis
slc.g.. ihc CainHittCG' on Streets OF the
tty arcii, under whose supervision the Su.
fsT.artrdrnt's work Is done, have been sum-
IoH. la testify in the case.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21
WANTS.

WHITE WASH BRUSHES, Sho, Brushes,
w Dust Brushes and Paint Brushes receiVea
this DAY md Tor sale at prices to suit the tIm TN
ron i h. F. PEAKE & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21
ICE CREAM & GONFECTEOSEisE
TOE KING STREET.
10 1 81 =
MILK DEPOT.
RECEIVED DAILY FROM JNu. HA4O rs
DAIRY.

New Milk &c per qusrt; skimnod &c Srhar
Case l0c per quart.
Ice Cream $5c per quart; Frozen Cus..rd Pc
per quart or in ice, and sent to al! parts or the
city Ice Cream per gallon SloO; Frozen Gus
tard Si,l0.
I return my thanks to my friends sAd gen
e-ous publc for their liberal patronage, hoping
by strict attention to business to merit contln
uatOa Of the same.
J. S. FORCE. No. l25 King st
jan 50-3m Alexandria, virginia.
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VERILL CHEMICAL PAINTS, ro.iy
"A for immediate application, end OF al r!I'
ora and shades in gail lon cans. kegs or by INC
barrel a full supply ust recalved. also
GLINE'S ROOF PAINT. & most TE!nao'c ',r.
tel. for printing roofs Of all kind: Both OF the
above for sale ut New YORK. prices By
NH il E.S. LEADBEArEE Z BRO.
TOXES and NELSON'S GELATIN: = re-
nh 70 4. * L. MILpuR N
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21
CABINET MEETING.


WAsuISaroN, March 2l, lSI7.-Lhcre Was
auothcr Cabinet meeting at the Executive
Mansion this morning, and the subject Of Louis
lana was uoder discussion 10 the light OF some
reports brought ia By members of the Cabinet.
a full statement OF these facts Was no; before
the Calumet meeting of yesterday, aud hcGce
the ad iournmcnt.
LATER.
The Cabinet has adjourned until to uight.
1t has decided 10 seud commission 10 Louis
lana, headed by Vice President Wheeler, with
view of securing peaceful solution OF a.!
difficulties. aud the luil recognition vi the wi.
of the majority Of that State.
It is understood that the Nichols Govern
mcut will be fully recognized, and that arraus>
mculs will he made 10 secure the p"as 'ah;e
withdraw! uI Packard.
THE MELBOURNE CASE.
The Suprr,pe Court cf The District Vi ("
lumbia held = .essiou this morning aud dec!i>;
that III the case Of Haet k,lbourGe IS. Ill
ct aI. that the House Of Represents"v ) "i'
the power to order his imprisonment t"r |;
] tempt in not producing tc committee ul Cuu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21

cress .hc books # the real estate pro!. Tue
suit e kilbournc Tor damages WAS q sti:iSSad.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

1877 SPRING TRADE ST.
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WYNN. n. BERKLEY s. SON,
intending 20 make a
UHANGEIN THEIR BUSINESS,
Will sell
ALL WOODEN GOODS AT COST.
They have rccontly received many desirable
DOMESTIC GOODS.
which aro being sold 81 greatly reduced prices.
Call early and oxarnino. NH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21

NYTElN'1 you may ICED in inc ou'!o'hs
( : lire Ian be bad .: soo
m:i l. o. T. LAD L " W.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21

CARDEH RAKE5, Hoes, Spades, Sh07els'
" SC, received this day, e.c0
uun IS r. / En- u = - w.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21

o. DOXCs OF. IWIsE, DanVIlIo
Is boxes do, stock 1874, pru DanVille.
40 boxes OF. do. -
10 boxes II inch rlag Mich. snd Danville
Pancake, Pocket Pieces. Pig rail Natural
Bright, Black Navy and other brands. very
low to tho trade. JOHN A. FIELD,
fob q Ii King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-03-21

.,,n,.p anr,aT1Es.-Wm Depart,
". s1 0S;cs oftIe Chief Signal Officer, Wash
n,, D. O., March q. lS11-l1:oO d. Ia.
HEE....so N;ddic Stntes cloudy weather ana Es!H
- 1.;.h falling barometer, 1oiloWeu 10
=: :LoM, "tiJc- ~artHwes. winds and rising oa'
cn.Ec.er. -------------
~- ro.- TxAoE.-The Baltimore SUI
1.-The chesapeake and Ohio canal VIII of
g. busjDeis to-day for the season. ~
2 !..o in the Cumberland coal region Is at al
- c,5 heavy shipments 10 tho seaooaTd pJ
e-.oi e1d railroad vii! he made as early 81
ts" '..hje Tho Snow storm Ct Mondsy inter
>.'I with operations. Stocks OF CuMoe"iauu
st Baltimore. have boen exhausted lor so !i :
Jhr low price 1T whlch some q Tue
.t' Inn mining snd shipping corporations
49,. N ,n, hand; ii receivers, nro taken coll'
.o # !: expec:ad will hsvo sorno en1ct upon
-, 49,, b,.nmiaous interest but o reasonably gooa
,ass0u is nevertheless expected ,
Tao stock Of Goa! at this city has also o'on
ne exhausted. ...;,,
nf ems! news. The rate & toll on tns
,.-n:snosko and Ohio canal the coming. season
r,;lI be forty eight cents per ton, iaclao'ns INC
.aI q. tao outlet lCck.
Tia Nav Central and Consolidation companies
.,-2 ordered their boats up from below, and
I'LL Go ready 70 load them on their "!Il'a;,
,.r,,har,.nd railroad will resume work, as soon
IA. weather permits, on The line beyond rom
The MARYLAND, Now Contra! AID Georges
i.~aal, COMPANIES commenced WORK &. lh9ir
-oi.es Yesterday, but suspended on account OF
,ra hc.ry SNOW. The New Contrsl put ou'
'..o'r. c,-: Resumption may now DO consider
i ,annr.l TIE Maryland Coal Company VIII!
y. 800: T. snip Goa! By tomorrow II the route
:. OIPG. !,
In, miner; won. 10 work yesterday in the
,,,I:l 3, Croc:: aaA thu Detmold mines. The
-r,a,'vaos w3ro also working at the Big Vein:
liza: though. tha canal would no: De opaneu
10. @eai; yot; bat tho pressure OF the com
,..,,s upon the director: Will probably cause
~ Immediate opening.
Ffar.-Mcas-s. J. NJ. bachanao anl Il. IL.
nl,I. while coming down King street, near
,,iaH!bu:, thi3 morning. sa1fi'y before eleven
,...!,s. rGlicnh smoke i4sninE from the second
.,rrv window Ct tn rtst;nc' OF Mr.. +. u.
p.I.ctf. Enanior ata lie house and up
..,rs n .; discovered that = straw bed had ny
..ga means caught fije and Was II light
M.2,. ihgy pr0m2tIy picked the he'd up and
,.,.w !: I'll; of widow ln;n an adj1inlng
s... ilcaciifnn IA alarm * ire had Teen
.,,,:...! aul the frs Department was speedily
- a.. .ral:ni, but its services were not re-
.,fr.!. During the alarm sinai! colorod boy,
n s., iiI.,. c,ulI no &c a-ccria!ncd, attempt
1T, afaSp !he rope of the Hyirauou COM
,,av, second c!Tii,ay, goiog up Cameron
..r.ar. and missing his hold was Knocked down
,.I ,r;4 avrt. Errirnarely the reel was light
.r5 had i.af little hose on It; hence the boy was
a]t seriously hurt.
, 1877-11-10
yEssETIvE.
vEGE }NE.
"IIE SAYS 1T Is TRUE"

SENECA Fails. Nov. o, 1870.
1r. IT, Il. Stfrfhs-
nEAK Stu: AZ you arc an enltrc stranger to me, l
want yDu to know wnat EoETINE has luna for nle,
Uu!y thosp who have been raised froa, deuth's door
can know tho value ol such good mcdtci.c. lam
81 years OF age. Three ,ears aso was takeu sIck
With ~hns thu doctors ca!lcd Lun,bago. Fos weeks
l WIS conhhcd 10 my led. h1d tAfco different
phyulctans, without any help. received NJ n.
lief; lwaa d great AIGcfer; nnaiiy becamu rH.
trcly helpless. Tbs last lucfot told uc there waa
rD help; hu aaid he might pussIby sars my lto by
Injecting morphine to my arn,s anu legs. Thu en-.
cUura4u1nent ior sartng y by having this done
WAS 10 small chance could not consent t0 run
the risk. About lhls time my son read your nd
Serttselnens III our paper, q testimony OF person
who had been yesT sick With abuut the same COM
ptAint. ami was cured. Ny sou went right away to
iSE. Heturo hat uael tho nrst bottle tnunL
great relief; l could more mJsrlf In bed. After
taking three bottles l was aho to tIt mn ani moyu
about my suoa,. cunsinurd tak!ng thr y yhaETlSg.
and MAs ~ I few wccka restored TO my former
heuntt. The rEGErINK saved my life after the
phys!ciaHs satd there was no help for Inu. have
bad 10 loctos sIncc. II feel un~cll tasc dotG
Of yEaErlNk. and recommend It to my friends.
Your fEGErIxk ought TO bo In every lamy. My
doct0r WAS surprised 10 SEQ INC 10 good health. lie
aays ''VkokTlxE il good lHrtlIclns." tell l1tul
It cured me. lIo says. "lt IN trnc." Icannut feel
TOO thankful. Very gratefully yours,
Mis-. CATi(EMINE COOSS,
seneca Fslls. Seneca County. n. y.
, 1877-11-10

Am HEWITT, who, after NIL, is but the wiro
oycr which BAA TlLnEs conveys hls tc1ephonic
communications to tho people, has become aud
denly imbucd with his boss profound interest
In corn. When TlLnEx came back from Europe,
hc was filed with corn. When called on for
speech, hc shelled himself aud covered his con-
I!ituents With corn. Now ABE wants Congress
to build IN American kitchen at tho Paris Ex-
position, seud over the necessary pots and
xatcr, and teach simplo-rn!adcd Europe how to
cook tho cereal, With view 10 Tho excitement
Of q still greater domanl Tor this valuable
American product. Ue insists TINT tho measure
SHOULD receive tho hearty support Of tho Dcmoc-
racy, mud Is engaged IN tho preparation Of stu
t!stics to demonstrate that oycn tho impetus Ills
scheme will give corn exportatlon will not In
any way interfere with prompt and sufficient
supply Of that purely Democratic institution
known a. corn.julcc.
, 1877-11-10
The "B1ME AND SlAsWn

Of our country have often-espec1a''y nbout elec-
tion t!me-bcen made the 'uhlect Of isudatfoi':
become 100 vInth!c IN con-cqnencc nf lcannc.s the5
can scarcely be called graceful. The eJe delights
not 10 dwell upon angles ant, ridges In either man
or wuntan. Moreover. cxtrcmc cnIaciation t. a
sign Of imperfect digestion and consequent pnycrty
Of tic oloo. Doth these ertts arc rcrciic by ifus
assimilation Of certaut,ef, IN confenuence Of which
tho blood acquires rtehnc,s- naa tho budy rup.
stance. Thuh arc tho hollow places I'll! nn an1
the angtcs rounded oil. ThrouVh tho instruments
ality Of this peerless a!d 10 lgesston and promoter
Of physical wcll beihy tho 6ndy rapidly Ratn. in
Tito improves. nervous symptoms vanish. nn,l u
heathtul impetus Ia given 10 every sltal function.
, 1877-11-10

..,,n,,.,v changing tho tlcltcts 10 that all
=, t1s city were printed "ror" the State,
~ ,,,,te m tax. THIS generous action - e1oeeted
!l'" ~ .n|r,d aid relieve Mcssrs. RIDDLE, inoMr'
,os, and from Their s',o soa,er 81 inc "n
IT, will puzzle rh'aepa ,"TyeF 40, 10 o,'ns ."
nn4 .1a. hin, to church dfheipline Tor ms oAcnsc.
} }1vh,thcr any writ Of reaus1:fon VII! bring nm
~ i, qucstlon for learned counsel 20 eonsue,.
~ raok, wc believe, l'as no cxtFaa1ton tseatg W'.n
: W. County that covers his rrec!se ollcnsc'
L iash c1ass OF cases not having oeen forcscen OF
sso ss,,Ilcti for. The question then rcsurs' "has
pFo'", ,,o,c ab,t,tIti RIDDLE and his confcdcr-
e.' .s, ~ Seem 10 have escaped, Ind FAn"Etl Is not
w,,h,n ~. tfe Jurisdiction Of the Dcacons Of sn'a
ch,,rrl