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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-15

The ways Of radical and macy s. called Dde
pendent newspapers arc past 6udirg cut. What,
for instauce, could be stranger to man who
believes that Thugs are what they seem to be,
tt az the fact that the New Y ok Herald which,
ever sooo tho imp, curiosity Of some Of the
southern STATES began 10 make their people
talk about compromising their State debts. has
been urging them to pay what they owe, like
honest debtors. has suddenly changed its tune,
and is Dcw clad that the question whether Vlr
9l6i.'s debt shall he paid or repudiated is
disruptiug the conservative plrty--thst party
which makes the paymen of the debt one of
Its cardinal priDciples-and trusts that General
Malone, the candidate Of tho repudiators, for
that is hut the true name of forcib!o readjust-
ment, will succeed 10 creating permanent divis
100 OF tho party. 10 other words, whereas the
Herald has heretofore, as an honest paper
should have done. btcu adVieiog Virginia to
pay her honest debts, it DOW. by q most I'D
accountable vngsry, hopes that the party
pledged 10 see that the debt is paid may be
divided. and consequently rendered impotent to
effect that end by these who do DOT want it paid,
and who arc doing all 10 their power to prevent
lts payment-in fact the solo and aclualing
spirit Of whose organization IS q party is de.
rived from their oppositioo. not simply to pay.
log the States creditors what is due them, what
was borrowed from them at fair rates of interest
and expended for the benefit aud improvement
Of the State, but even the reduced sum they
have agreed to accsptiu settlement Of their just
claims. 10 ordinary people northern political
iodependentism is 90 uukoowp quantity, and, as
King James said Of one Of Lord B aoou's works,
passes all uoderstanding.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-15

The Market closes Gaie. o. III easy, and to. day
the cil''iEGs Of Grsiu Wore light Flour is I'M
chaAsed. We quote choice Lancaster Wheat i.
loliO) bu: the highest y ice psid today WAS
l": 2ui'z sold at 100, lQl ard lG2 the ctf.riu g
N 81 ha."ar!nGs to about 700 bushels. Corn
IL eaHy, with s,lcs of Us b ushes of white G. T..
no s''=s OF Oats reported, SPOUT 2C0 bushe, BE-
Ing oh=red, but withdrawn. aud one small lot OF
Ky sold At ST Butter il scsr,e sid wanted
h"d prices have advanced. Eggs are also high
or. . her Country produce ;.t quotations. Bacon
/: Lrm. with - fair demsnd krui. continues in
ahuIdaG,t supply.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-15
RNNY E0unI.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Aug l6.-The body
oil Well dressed msD, sged about 43 years,
Was fuuod IN the wafer here this mornlog, near
the railroad depot 10 his pockets we're found
gold watch. some money, comnutation ticket
from EIizabath, N. j., to New York, in favor
OF George rrul punched the last time on Aug.
-. mod business card Us follows: George and
WIN. Il. TiulI. dry goods on commission, Sc
Worth street. New York" The body may
haVo been 10 the water TWO dnys. 1t bore DO
marks of Violence
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-15
.NG.F"E7aaI' .F.v.D Ce.a.uERCE.7L.

SusIa;sj during the week has shown some
sught s!SDs OF Improvement, and GnticpsLio2s
OF better times are INDUCED, und hcpss are en-
tar:anc3 that he retaining wavo Of prosperity
tina, seems setting in 1T tho North n az coon ex.
t5nd in this direction. With q zupersbundancs
Of capita! st the great monetary centres and in.
teEes. low, it would seem tnst with return of
confidence, business generally would revive
iad Een:y cnce moro spread its Wings over the
isDd Moncy matters ncreabouts arc without
Change, srd upou soGd colIaterGls there IS 10
d'tli :utg IN obt=inirg loans. In New York
yesterday money was in active dsmand. The
opc.inE rae Cor call loans 0. the Stock Egchsn &c
Wa ger c-H!, and tais was msinta!n, d during
the day. On l. >. bonds 5sG per cent was tho
nomira! quotation, Time loaIs are not quoted,
AID the ra.e3 fer prime mercantile paper sre
NOMINAL. The decline in stocks sccouuls for a
general shifting and remsrgining Of loans, md
Il given @s tbs ca"so for the increased activity in
tho money market. In Baltimore the supply of
mGnry is auiicisn! TO meet all the demands for
business sid 0, her legitimate purposes and rates
relna;n on " basis of al. per cent when first
cias2 cp!aie:a! is offered. There is lass dispo:i-
\
tiiediy easy, and tho banks could accommodate
larger llae 81 discount offerings III n they gen.
orally receive. U s. bonds suffered decline
| yesterday, nwirg to the advanced rates for mon
or. State securities ware generally quiet but
| there is demand for Virninia ConsJ;s, suppos d.
Cd to BE- iron. holders Of Peelers for The purpose
OF Rounding. The sales in Eul.m 70 Yesterday
wcSo at js' and Isl! closing 5S4a:s2 thouph
1hero was I'll inquiry after thu beard at higher
Il suro than that y: which the sses wero made.
| Consol coupoDs wore frn and sold st 81 : and 81,
closing $3.50. Tho l0-i0s sold at 60 70. small
Dor d:, slid closed nj 193 80 PEG ers vera dull
aud easier st .9f ,E94 Railroad securities are
dull sad generally heavy. Baltimore AID Ohio
coIaEnoH snares sr. quoted l22,l2i Manassas
IS Were q ioted OBJ GAL and Urst 60 and Alex.
aLdria seconds ut 9la@6. Tho quotations are:
| orsE@e. AleXsndr & Msnsssss. G.! a GIL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-15

{ WMMlS >tpNnHn = LIZ UF LAM IN
- fAlhFaX COUNTY, NEAR MOUNT
FEE"OH-5y yir,uo OF inc d.c-ues Of tho Cir.
cult C,a'. CO Fairfax CJlnty, pronounced a. its
November tern!, 1874. .ad June trim, 1879, in
the suit OF Juhn ELieiio .g,inst IS ). Ma deri
and others, We stGii, ~ l. III. IN MONDAY
the l9tt dsy OF Sep!eE5gr en$ung (Court Gsy)
IL front OF too !GGu?. :n;!s" Of SAD county soil
oy pubic a".tioH, - tue highest bidder, that
IkACFO E l. Al y var ,~i. ;tu ssld j ) mes s.
Mard"rs :! resgut r".,4Ga sj,u,ted on PohicS
creek sid c"nt-ialG:; pu ut ilj 4yfos tho exact
qGant!ty u &c made EIuTi! On tuu day Of ssl".
IL has up1: - = Comfortable DWELLING
EDuSE. with the u:ua and iuces AIRY uu build.
lngs good orchard, naL i ! very productive
iafm.
Terms Of SIZE: CMo hundred dollars cash, to
meet costs and expenses vi $50, md tina residue
In tnics equal ANU! asynent-, 20 boar iatsrGst
from tue day "i sG!", rnt u b, secured by tho
nul"s OF the .urch .eer with good pers )nsl SO.
curly, aud reLeLLon OF tito until the last pay
menL Ii made. Il W. THOMAS
THOMAS MOORE.
aug l3-w4w Comm'rs Of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-15

RICHMOND MARKET. t.uaustlA' The msrke.
c.iots o. Wheat fair, with off-rin 10 dav of
about s. % bushels, and sles vt los u o. or prime
white. !6'lO0 for Furz red aud iO74ltS tor
Gu. Ice Lancaster. Corn in United ST. yoly at IS
MOI t'i white, and &c for mixed. Sal es Of Cats
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-15

Col. John s. Mosby, Uuted States Consul
at Hong Kong, writes, Grant will be in the
Uoited States 10 ptember, and that be will
be our mex: President"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-15

LTNcHDURG MARKET. August 14.-T. here ig
p4ea,ns "i !pecl. Interest to notu i'll the N ,rkst.
rleuS Is quiet, WIN fair stocks and hmits do
mhrd The receipts OF Wheat xrs pood. s,d
quotations from 10 'alln for gooa 20 choice. !orn
- ilgnt receint ~ 55zC0 for mixed and WIN ito
nCn! nhliy g Is
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-15

Hoo. James S. 9. Richardson, 40 eminent
lawyer CT Sumter, S. G., and for many years
reporter of the Supreme Court of that State,
died tuesday night, at the Roskbrdgs Alum
Springs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-15
Ca u & l. EIJM Nj bRC;.

Sirived- Boat D AuGaa and q Clark, to
American Con-! %.
Drparted- Bos!s :: g L Boyer. y Anasna1d
& j Clark.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-15

The Chiliau fleet has sgaic hombaricd Ioui-
que. Chii's maritime losses asgrepsie oger
1000 600. The Peruvians hsvs assumed Lke
aggressive part in The War.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-15

FREDERICKSBURG MARKET. Aug ID There
tque' 10 the eemsnd, and quut,.ions rem sininy
" 10 So % Tor foe TO choice family b rsnds
kecclrI OF Wheat fair, but prices weak 1872.
Ito Tor prime and l03 for choice Yer lutte
GT'ng IN Corn, which is quoted at 81. S, for
"ni'" 'a.7 oZs3o, and Rye nominully a5l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-15

. BALTIMORE SUGAR AND COFFEE MAR KEr.-
Sutsts-I he mar ket for raw Huysrr !. GU let hut
steady We quote fair to good E f lin. Cub,
-, Porto Rico st So; Cuba cert ifut a! u
&c d.. boys Nos 10 and II, ts.G5 al d New
uri"shs al 81 y for grocery grades.
'ouee-lho market is quiet but 6rmer in tone,
uhasf an Improved qamy and more e live
asking an advance on former figure snJ We
quote TO tav rs follows: O:Gia.ry li4.Efi = ::
per ID 1>-14 -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-15

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Aug, - TS-3
iGnit!e are sold at these figures live VISION.
Hog1 are sold st net Wei hit that is 20 ner ecnt
Ggtncrslly) OF from the live weight Sheen sTs
sold gross that is live weight, or no,hiny Of !
:, Beet Cattle-Prices to-day ranged r. follows
ocsl bGeves..;..:" ....~.......,.,-....5 % 25
Generi!ly rated first quality ..........4 81 q to-
Medlum 0: good fair quality ..........3 Is a d ~
Ordinary thin Steers, Oxen and Cows co a $40
Extreme range OF prices.............2 W a *
Most OF the sales were from ...3 81 a y
l. r., receipts ior his week 2i:6 head sslee 1906
w hIi1 lnu MARKET Today az vt o time active
yt. Fsdo VS. better than 1t wss los. week, prce.
oeins l25,D Cents per 100 lbs better than !, WE
tneu. 1ha quality Of the cff-rings was 1I Il
quita as sood IS last WeeE ~
Mich Cows Good COWS are scsrce, and COZ
men 10 excess CT tie demand We quote at ! s.
s9o rer head, ss to quality.
Sheep I'D Lars bs.-Thoueh there is a sli CHI.
falling I'll in tie total mum Der receiv. d 81 G On
p'rtd with last week, lbnrs is q mark. de6( ian.
cy Il. the number Of coed hep aud Lambs ,ho
6u'S OF lhs offerings peing Of Common I'd
1eoG Hhe=p are IN goud demand. We nnotu
butcher SHEEP h! 24o4!c and Lambs At &c
per TO- gross. Stock Sheep Ewes 2a$2 Is escb
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-15

JJIpTY HORSE PJWER
= NGIN Z AM B0ILER,
of superior { usli!y and workmanship. for sale by
aug 5-w3n !. Z. AGNEW.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-15

CINCINNATI HoG NAHKET August IA
H"@' ia,'1 ncLIv" and IN ,I-, hi9her; common
nj CD s II; light n: 5 So 20; packing ~,
3t0 s5 ~; uut hers ut COS 10 receipts !, l$3
mead shIpmunts l3I.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-02

they found their State burlened with q
debt Of thirty millions. and set four
years refused ~ Increase their rate OF
taxation above two mills to meet the in
terest on their bonds, and yet sventu.
ally, through this very system Of low tax.
alton snC the conseq uent rapid aud large
development Of their resources, were en-
abled to pay every dollar, principal aud
interest, which they owed
The Remuneration Of the money chang.
ers, even the keen satire Of Sydney Smith,
leveled at the "broad brims' and Dutch
FARMERS Of the great State, 90 far from
changing, rather confirmed them in no.
licy which build up one of the richest
communities in this world, and enabled
1t to discharge, to the dollar, all ito oh :.
Obligations, and to establish credit equal
to that Of any other nation or State. To
drnounce such policy a. dishonest aud
Infamous, whether done by foreign or
domestic traducsrs, 10 alike false and
malignant.
The people will adopt tho debt Or
dinancs and the Shylocks viii continue
to rave - Of old.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-02
Personal Mention.

Messrs. White and Bolton, Of Rapides
Williams Of Grant, and Mutt, Of CajltiO
delegates to Constitutional Convention
were all up on their home trip per steam.
ers Silver City and Cornie Brandon.
Hons. JOS. Henry and NJ. J. Cunning.
ham, delegates to the convention return.
ell to their homes on Wednesday last,
A. V. Carter. Esq. was in town on
Wednesday.
This local was glad to greet tho Editor
in chief last Wednesday, looking none
the worse for his labors in New Orleans.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-02
River News.

The river is slowly falling but We have
good water for such boats "a the Bran.
don and Willard. These steamers make
connection st Alexandra with other
boats Of tho line, thus insnring speedy
transit Of passengers and freight.
The Willard passed mp Tuesday night
and tho Brandon Wednesday morning.
Both had good freights. The Brandon
will he down on Sunday. Freight, card
anu One.half.
The latest from Shreveport reports the
river three feet five inches above the
low water mark Of last year, and on a
atand.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-02

If tho four Californis districts should
return Republican Representatives at
the election two months hence, which 10
not improbable, and If next year the
nomination OF three Presidential candi.
dates should happen to throw the elec.
ton into the House Of Representatives,
which is at least possible. in that case tho
Rev. Gilbert Do L. Matyrs vote In tho
Houee might mako Z President Of tho
United States for tho term Of four years,
beginning on the 4th Of March, 1851
New Fork Herald.
We'll, il your uncle was your aunt,
then what would you b, ehl
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-02
Tho game law for deer expired on tn,

Tho game law for deer expired on the
'lst. We are satisfied. however, tina,
this law, prohibiting thu killing Of deer
during certain months II the year, waa
but little regarded, il at al, in this psr.
ish, a. We are informed that deer were
killed all the year This 10 not lust
What 10 law for the goose should be law
for the gsnder, and the violators Of this
clause fthe game law. should be report.
ed.
Try . Wheeler 4 Wilson sewing ma
chine at McCO0k & Bro.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-02
MEMPHIS.

Memphis. July 29.-Si1 new cases
we,e r~ported tn the board Of health
this moraiag. Aiming the number are
s. A. Hatcher. If R. L. C"chane &
Co.,, Marie Lanahan, E. Roseuheiu
aud Tony Botto.
Late Last night a telegram was re
ceived from Raleigh. Tennessee, for a
nurse I" attend Do,a, daughter Of
Chief Of Police A,he,, who was dow"
v i'h the fever.
Col. Cameron with bic detail Of
cOlored soldiers took possession Of
the grounds selected tor the estab>
Iishmeot vt . camp and by 7 o'clock
'his morning had 1875 tents erected
Tho 6rst train With refugees will
leave this afternoon at S O'clock. The
police authorities will furnish rations
only to th"ss 10 camp. This orde,
will Oe strictly observed. All mail
matter leaving this city to be thor
oughly di.infected under the personal
Supervision IT inspecting officers Of
the national board IT health. Wealth.
er continues warm and sUltry.
Two more new caaps were reported
to tho board Of health this afternoon.
Four deaths from yellow fever have
been reported BY undestakers, Viz :
Ada Hicks, colored; Easton Otry,
coioued; Bridget E. Warren aud John
T. Warren. Tho last two never had
beeD reported IL tho board Of health
a. having the fever, neither did the
burial certificate hare tho signature
Il the attending physician, but %
both died within two hOurs Of eacl,
other aud had tho black vomit ina,
previ"us, it was presumed BY the
undertaken that they died If elbow
fever. A colored man named G.
Wiggen also died to day. He had M
physician. A member Of the How
ard saa',cia,ion, who~e attention waa
called I" his death, had him buried
and classed rs unknown. About fit,
people went to tho campo this after.
noon. The weather has greatly i'll
terfered with the rem"vsl If the poor
people. The camp has been named
Camp Marks, in honor to Gov. Marks.
The Howard association has assigned
additional nursrs TO dnty. An aged
negro named Billy Mcdonald, left ia
charge IT Ma. Allens residence uea,
the north gate Of Elmwood cemetery
was found dead this morning. Sumo
unknown party murdered him. There
ia no clue tn the canse or assase;n.
Samuel A. Hatcher 10 reported 10 q
critical condition tonight.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-02
Crop Reports.

Caterpillars have appeared in nearly
every section Of the parish, and our
farmers are preparing Paris Green fol
tho dread invader. Corn il, 10 to speak,
q total failure. The rains which are
now upon ", were too late to do it any
good, while there has been too much for
the cotton.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-02
Fair Play II You Please.
In. Y. Herald. ]

Tho extreme importance Of saving
the country will hold the politicians
of both sides excused next yea, for
few "cletical er,ors;" but the cleo.
tions this year are Q" few and unim-
portant that, really, misreprese"ta~
tlons-let rs call them-ought to l,e
avoided, if only to make them more
effective in the Presidential canvass.
1t 10 in the interest not q" much Of
truth, therefore, as Of the effective
ness Of next years patriotic appeals
that We call attention to q "cletical
error" which is just now injnring tho
republican chances In 1880. The
Charleston News and Courier, in the
course Of al article strongly and
righteously condemning On attempt
to prevent . notorious negro named
awails from living 40 bis home, 70.
marks that "things were done in the
canvass Of 1876 aud 1873 which can.
not and must not be done again -
whereapon some Northern republican
journals set up cry that here Is a
confession Of wrong doing. Well,
yes; and it would I've a good thing it
The republicans should join in the
News and Coarier's words. We all
know that in the canvass Of 1876
things were done by the republican
party which "cannot and must not
I've done again )" and if the South
Carolina canvass Of 1873 were close.
" examined it would b. discovered
that even ia that year the republi.
cane, in those parts where they hold
the power, did things which it would
be we'll il they repented Of.
We are not eIcusing the South
Carolina democratic, aud We joio with
the News and Courier in the demand
that Swails be left unmolested. He
is q bad fellow-we have seen the
evidence Of that bnt be il no worse
than many Sonth Carolina democrats
who think Themselves respectable
men, and it will not do to modest him.
| But republican, in the North would
d" better ia encourage aud support
such appeals for justice and good
sense % the Ners and Courier mskes
| thao to seise upon them % occasions
for reviling tho South. Tho Ners
| sage :-"Swails 10 an arrent k0sve.
Arc the people Of Williamsburg afraid
of hint The courts viii take 10.
slant sognisance Of any offence that
he may commit. So long - be 10
/ not tried aud convicted be has tho
same right to live 10 peace and qaiet
in Williamsburg county, or any other
county, that any other citizen At tho
State has, whether white Of black
Surely that IL mt . sentiment which
ought to be sneersd At. Aud surely
| the republicans ought to be careful
| not I" 6x pnblic attention too closely
| IN tho events IF 1876 and 1879. They
cannot afford to have it remembered
that the famous, or rather iofamous,
,issns ballots nsed BY the South Car.
olina dem,nrats last year were re-
publican invention used fret by that
party 10 1876 to carry tho Florida
election they should be glad to have
it forgotten that 10 the Sea Island
region Of South Carolina il Vas leas
possible for democrats to gain q ssfe
hearing thao in the uplands for re-.
publican to make himself heard 10
qnjet. 50 far IA tho South is con.
cerned the republican, live 10 a very
ugly glass house, and they ought to
prohibit their people from throwing
otOno0.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-02
Shreveport's Quarantine.
Mayors Proclamation.

Whereas, It il announced that gel.
lew fever has appeared 10 New Or.
leans, and that BY tho terms Ut my
proclamation IT the 18th inst., quar-.
aotioe wss eatabliahed sgainst al
ports, places and iistricts "that 10 or
may become Infested With yellow 70.
ver."
Nov, therefore, I order that from
and after this date. oil quarantine If.
6cers On duty for the city Of Sb,eve.
port b required to prevent Oh steam.
bpa,s, stsges and other carriers from
ents,ing or bringing freight, mer.
ehaodise, MALE, pssaeogess and bag
gage from New Orleana Into this city.
By order Of A. CURRlE,
Mayor.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-02

An ,nveterate old chicken thief il
Alabama, who had = marvellous faculty
Of gliding out Of close corner; was =,
last caught with . chicken In bio bat
Hs denied the stealing Of il, and on be-
ihg asked how then IL got into bio hat
he solemnly said: dat, marster, Il
Jes' what 'stonishes mo but fore d.
Lord, ! specs IL mus hab crawled ur
my brsscbes 1egw
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-02

"Here's another o. them high.hsnded
ontragesw exclaimed old Nm. Factotum,
who had been looking over an old paper
containing the death Of Prince Napoleon
"here's promisin' youth been pounced
on by bis assignees and dangerously ~
sassinsted. Now, thought tho bank.
corrupt law had been impalod." The
old darling had mistaken tho Zulu wesp.
IN assegai for IN assignee. -Detroit Ftee
Press.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-02

The Richland Beacon very truly
declares that 10 who attempts to in.
jore his local paper, has = vesy email
amount Of influence, because every.
body knows 10 10 % enemy to HE
parish. But he migth, with proprie.
t., have added that such bipeds read
the parish paper without paying for
it.-Cspitolean.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-02

A Correspondent writes: "Sitting ct
the Aquarium last werk, watching tho
tricks of ~ armless man on tho stage,
who was play ing cards, drawing . cork,
pouring out wine. etc., but alwsys using
biz feet instead Of bic hands, I heard 3
child, who was sitting in front Of me,
say to its mother, 4 say, ma, 10 that Mr..
Darwin S"-LOndOn World.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-02
New Advertisements.
VIGI r. s

We treat all waters. whatever impur,ties
they hold 10 solution. Remove Scale. Pro.
vents scale fornisg. Prsvents eoffpeioa sA9
''Pitting." Coptsins no Acid, and euaeanteod
perfectly harmless. Acts % oil Watete, What.
ever their impurities. Any water can b -
ployed-hsr" water, ~ water, o. s1lple!eus
water. Ssves fuel, repaies, aad oil and tallsw,
introduced through iced pipe, safety plps, q
man hole. Put up In packages ef from 10 to lSs
10. All infrissments dealt With according to
law.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1879-08-02

Eve va tho 6rst and we reckon The
only woman who did not gather up her
dress in both hands and yell ct tho eight
Of . suske. -(0ttaws Kan, Republican
There 10 . general yell oil over the
country for cheap ga Congress bee Cd
tOnrued, and the people sre looking Il
Edison for relief.
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The man Who believes be can move the
world should begi" BY Wheeling Viz.
sinis.-f Dstroit Free Preas. And the
man who regards the sword - the great
corrective power # the State should
begiu by Lansing hiehigan-i New Yorh
Mail. Ant the man who would post
himself on State history should begin BY
Rsadiug Pennsylvania Hartford Times
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Competition.

Mt. GEORGE DELxAs notifies the public
that he intends, on the lst Of September.
to open BAKERY 10 this city and will
sell good bread and good weight for less
money than any one. Competition is
the life Of trade aud the public will no
doubt appreciate il in the broad line.