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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28
Sill Alive.

FLUSHING. N. Y, July 2S.-Audrew DsliI,
who vas shot through the light luog at Cot
lege Point, yesterday, is still alive, bus the
wound must prove fatal 10 few days at most.
Dis!il's statement this moroiog duplicates Wn.
Grote. keeper OF the bath at the foot CT Gou
veneur street., and warrant has been Issued
Tor bis arrest
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28

The asidiiy win which potlioo Of the rad.
icsl press seize upon the recent expulsion OF
tie Jews from Manhattan Beach as the ccoa-
sion for loud procsta.ions Of love Of equality,
sod the g!ibness wih which it assevtrAtes that
tie American people arc the last 10 the world
to raise raoo questions and create race preiu
dices. arc lidicl'cus'g amusing whoo the know.
nottingham CT this same press, with its restric.
lions upon icrtign bora oitizsus and oven upon
na,ivea Of III, Catholic faith, is remembered.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28

If one parrot and one monkey hsd hell of 9
time. what sort Of lime must the one buod, ed
and fifty parrots end tho forty monkeys have
had tina. arrived at Baltimore yesterday on :
vessel from South American port?
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28
POSfnOUpG.

TRENTON, N. j.. July 70 The caaa Of
Graham the accomplice Of Hunto.. in tho muir
der of AImstrong at Camden, dill no. come
before the Supreme Court to-day. At the re.
quest of tho Acknowledgement i. was postponed
10 Iha NoYember term.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28

TIE ignoring by the grand Jury of The county
To-day Of an Indictment against Il. W. John
son f,r shooting negro for robbiug his orchard
proves that the people of tho county are
protect their property.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28
Eflm The Northern Mex News. |

We observe an article 10 the Alexandra
G;Zttc, descriptive of tho Northern Neck Of
Virginia. sgued by orc +. A. Augustioe, jr
MI A1gds'ioe says The farmer has 90 facilities
f,r gctIlCg his produce to market. and there
fore raises bu: enough fer homo consum ptop.
Mr. Augrs lae is 90 geogtapher. whatever cso
he may be. Tor any child IN tho country cJud
have tod lin that there are but few points 10
The entire Neck cl.tapt from IaviRablc water
moro lha1 miles; while on he one side aud the
other { the Neck roll the waters of the Kappa
haDuock ard Potomac, rivers large AID deep
enoughto tloa: tho pavIes Of hsworld upJuwbich
arc steamers otf9ricg am5st daily commuDi.
ca,iou with he markets CT Washington, Alex.
auJrla, Fr d.tickstu;g aod Bal:im >rs. ard co.
aiding producers to place heir gralo, e.. there
10 Ct less cost han aby other scctlCn W.
kocw oi He says. Too, that improved sgricuI
tura! implements aud labor savlog mscUloery
arc unknown, many # The iarm:rs Iramplog
their wheat Gu. as in "olden times" We
stri uu,h fear Mr.. Au1uilioe's asscciali,Ds
were tln)ug c!ass where be vas not likely to
{ uIuch mprtveueGt-sither suoog the
teGroes r7try small cultiVators who do bot raise
g!aio except Tor ,hrir OVID use and 10 quantities
TOO small 10 justify tho nse OF M chioery. Had
lie been disposed he might have found in use
here almost every implement from the steam
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28
Fire.

WATERBURY. VI. July pa Ere at
midnight last night destroyed several tulldiogs
in thi. place.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28
The Mai,s-Ehe Wcather-Ihe Crops.

Corresp j1deaoc Of the Alex .DtEia G:z,te.
HEwLETTs. July 2G.-It has been three
months since yenesed my subscription TO the
Gszattc. Ddriog the FIRST mouth not paper
failed to comc promptly. DurrE Tic s:coGd q
f.ilu:o occurred once 4 week. Du'ios the third
month i: has hsrd!y evan cvine ca M@e, ant
durcg this week nave received ony oce pa.
per epd that YVES Tuesday morning. IL Is b."
Coming ucedful for the Pcs master GcntIai 10
;ogk after bis ''sups". A week or two aso, Oh
cna OF OUT railroads. on agent was TOO IaE| CT
- 10 assert the mails and cone WIRE deliver
ed ior r,apy miles a!org tho road. 1t the poo.
pie are to BE- taxed 10 pay nail 0gtots l.: surely
dcVoves on Post neste.G coaral tosupp!y r.
liable aud faithful employees. The deli, quan-
ccs Of some OF these gentlemen arc a.!racllug
attention and will soon be reported.
1t is astonishing 10 see how the crops CT corn
ard tobacco have maintained their vitality tn
der the wirhcrrg PRE- sure Of The drought. But
they are DOW lalug rapidly. The caly pla1's
OF both crops are supposed to DO beyond lcmc.
dy. The tassels of tie corn appear cry sna
| white, aud lho tobacco is running up AID but
toning.
No rsia has c,mo as yet. Dutnp yesterday
the clouds gathered thickl7 and about noon the
rain began to fall beautifully, tut it soon passed
away, contcling 90 benefit but slight fall in
the temperature. The morulEg CT the 25!h
was the NEST oppressive of the seas0D. 1t
really seems that Tor the rcmaicdar Of the year
farmers will be compelled ITO 1.-Two by faith
opy." HANOVER.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28
SARATOGA Races.

SARATOGA, July 2S.-Bonnie Wood Won
the first race 10 day and Minlz.r the sec1nd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28

COURT OF ApPEALS.-la tho Court OF APP
peals, sitting at WytheviIlc, % Mortay last, 10
The case Of llclsby and Others W. Craig admln
istra,or, 81; petition for appeal from md su-
persedeas TO decree OF the Circuit cGu't oil
Shenaudoah county; appeal and s1persedeas
awarded.
Saunders vs.. Biaxot; petition for appeal
ffcm and supersedeas to decree OF ths Circuit
court OF Norfolk oJuuJ; appeal AID seperso
IDEAS awarded.
John MlIiuer, ndmioisrator Of R0bf MILF
Ger. deceased, vs. Randolph Harrison, Register
Of Land Office; petition for naudamu:; mazda
nus nsi awarded and issued.
% Tuesday. Bul!iuston vs.. Evan; petition
for appeal from decree of Cbancery court Of
Ricbmocd Ciy; appeal refased By all tho
judges.
St. Jch0s' exetuo,s Vs. Alicrsor; suprs;
judgment reserved.
90 Wednesday, Juslis vs.. Albert; petition
for vii. of error and suDer5edels to Circuit
court of Richmond city; writ Of error and su
pcrsadras allowed.
Fl. W. Hay, vs.. The Commonwealth; petit
ton for writ of error aud supcrsedc3s 10 Hust-
logs court of Richmond city; writ of error al
lowed to operate supersedcas. but upon COL
diion that prisoner remain 10 custody.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28
YELLOW FEFEE.
ceSs!on.

There W,iu thirteen new cij$5 CT ycljT IL
Vtr in Memphis oo Saturday, and three deaths
aud fourteen new cases aud uine desks Wsro
reported yesterday. Al address has been ls-
sued 10 the ci!iz,us for sid, cnl impIoriEg one
and ali to proiec: the good name u the city
from the possible inpusatioa ty tao wcri at
large Of beiog conm1oity Ct begEa-s siitirg
idly dawn and txoecling others to take ore oi
thair ir:a,ess sad feed their pjo.. The ll,1-
ards auocuoc, thai they need 10 a55istaoc, at
present FROG; abroad.
Two soloTcd military camparies wsn: iato
Gimp y.s:trd.y on the bluffs. under orders Of
Col. John +. Cameron, OF tee u yyernot' sts II.
| III, police and fire department. bave been
strengthened, and the Guhoriti,s do not ANTI
cipa:s ary trouble Camps for the c,ioozIIon
| of po1r pecpl, will positively be cssb l.h21 to
| day.
There are not Fix yellow fever patients
! from Memphis at New York qu1rloiiue, aud
| ou1 at Louisville, ~.
Raw. B. L. Filler, Memphis refugee, died
| at ShelbJv,lIe, Tenn., OF yell1w lever Saturday,
Mu.h uaes siness prevails 10 oous,q lcuco.
The Secretary Of War declines t. lcao tents 10
| The Nashville authorities or FOR use elsewhere
8hcre there is 90 srfarinC from yellow lever.
The Secretary OF War having declined to
furnish tents fer refugee camp at 81. L9n's,
the authorities there are Considering the qls-
lion Of establishing hoaIiog quarantine Tor
Mewphiaus who come up thu liver from this
time.
| LATER.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 2S.-Tbr,e news
cases OF yellow fever we're reported to the Board
Of Health this morning. NJ deaths have OCT
CURED. detail of % men from a colored
| military company has bsen made to do police
duty during he day, as The entire strength Of
the regular polio, tore, has been assigned to
night service. L. has been raining STEADILY
since day light. Di. Samuel. Fox. Of Ennis.
Ttx,s, arrived this noruiug. Hs will be s,ut out
| of the city to night ny order OF John Johnson,
Supcriott lent ofQuaraotne, as be has never
had the fever and the inspectors at Quarantine
stations have been Instructed not 10 psrmit ua'
cc,!imatcd people 10 enter the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28

Tie best FLANNEL SUITS, at s., IS. so ani
$l2, yuu will hod at 5. DEALiIAM's, 81 k'2s
g., corGcr Of Fu:isx.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28

DOR MOTH S--CAMPHOKATkD Tx
Il PAPER, new and very etrc:u.l remedy
Gum Cauphor, Insec. Powder. &c
my 10 l.. STABLER & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28

SPECIAL NoTIcE. TO the ladies' WcEGvo
now in s,oye largo stock OF Ladies. Meo's
aud ChIIirens' low Qlnter Shoes, sGItaJe
for the p:csen: seasoo These goods ere beau
uiul. handsome aud durable. AID will Dc sid
at such prices as csuno, fail 10 please. al IN
want will please call and * !m1e fer them -civ.s
at 10 Kin, street. ". b. WADDEY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28

TtEMENT FOR FEUIT CaSa-We have
" in store large stock of the abovr, W hich
we are oiIeriDg cbesp Dealers will Eno i! TO
lheir advantage 10 give ua call.
MCLEAN & UHLEH,
ia l5 rs King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28

Never promise more than en- b: dJuc. d..
Bulls Baltimore Pills have been succ .ss:uIy
run 90 his pl.cipe. For sale by all druggist
D,;o,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28

NOTICE TO HOUSEKEBfERS-Use tho
~ ITALIAN iNSECTPOWDER. and you
will no longer be troubled with reaches, ants.
flies, moths or any species Of Insect it is war
rsntod to Kill If used according to directions.
For sale by
mylT WAKFIELD 81 HALL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28

4 VERILL5 CHEMICAL PAINTS, III,
~ origInsl aid believed to &c the best mixed
paint in tbs market; also large stock Of LIZ
seed Oil, Lewis Pure Lead, Mt. Vernon Pure
Lead color5. Of all shsdea Window CLAIR, Gisz-
iers PciLis. Putty, Sc.
ial7 = 5 LEhDREATER q RIO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28

nOCTOR T. j. SIMPSONS POND LILY
~ WASB-the only genuine article mos.
delightful preparation for the toilet, Eslh ard
general family use. In large bottle- It Is. each.
Tho trade supplied At msnu!ecture. .}!icrs.
JANNEY - Co, Wholesale a gts
10 % Qnnd las KIM 4 -n.t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28

JOSHUA HORNER, Jr., l. CTS, FEETIL.
~ lZlNG CHEMIUALS-The following for.
muls. sufficient TO prepare one ton OF ferIil zor
unsurpassed for wheat. corn or tobacco. will be
supplied for Sl3 cash. fro, on board Cars q. Alex
ardria, Va: 2OO lbs HorGer's Dissolved Slsu zhl.
er House Bones; ECO lbs Plaster 40 lbs Su,-
pba.o A nmonia 4O lbs Sui phate Soda 80 lt:.
Suiphtta Potash 10 lbs Nitrate Soda.
JANNEY u 60, Agents,
irh No 14l KIM sitaet A lnYsI ia Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-07-28
LACES

Torchon, Breton, Vslencieanes and Tuscan
Laccs, Ladies' L!Icn Collars from 10 % couis
each. Cuffs 10 conts per pair, Mock .Ruiilng il
great variety, aad Fans very cheap at
ie y &. g. BERRY'S
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-10-31

At the dawn Of creation plainly was seen,
In the firmament's centre ever have been.
Earth gives me q place, but suppresses my
name,
While silent abode in the heavens claim.
Without me the stars would be nothing at
all,
The planets at once into chaos would fall.
never was seen in the moon or the sun,
Yet brightly reign In the blaze Of the one,
And In the soft beam Of the other dwell
That beam which enchains the soft heart nv
its spell.
lived not at Eden where love had Its birth,
But sought my friend Adam, the lord Of the
earth
With the mother Of all no acquaintance I
had,
But knew her two sons, the good and the
bad.
From the food that devoured the whole hu-
man race,
! was saved, for stood in Gods favor and
grace,
And Joined with good Noah, that prou.
dent man,
was first in the ark, ere the deluge began,
was first on the mount where II rested Sc
Expelled from the world then, few into
air,
Remained without hope and was fixed In
despair,
TIL at length was hailed by the sailor with
glee
When softly lii on the bounds of the sea.
10 Arabia soon with Impotence hied,
Where exulting rolled In the strength Of
my pride;
My footsteps all over its surface you trace,
While grasp Its extremes In my ample
embrace.
| am perched on the Alps with their mantle
of snow,
And deep In the fires of Etna glow.
From the tempest fly, but appear In the
rain,
And feeble In ocean, am strong In the mnin
Tho the pillows reject me am seen In the
wave,
And swim with the whole In the deep hol.
low cave.
ever appear on youths smiling page,
And always have relgned over lettering
age.
am not to be found AZ the hour of birth,
Tho lend secret aid to the terrors of death,
And along with the wealthy, the great and
the brave
| sink into the gloomy abode Of the grave
$50
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-10-31
e petifal.
THE SOUTHERN SOLDIER BOY.

BY FATHER RYAN.
Young as the youngest who donned the gray,
True as the truest that wore it,
Brave as the bravest, he marched away
(Hot tears ON the cheeks of his mother lay,)
Triumphant waved our flag one day,
He fell in the front before it.
Firm as the firmest, where duty led,
He hurried without falter;
Bold as the boldest he fought and bled,
And the day was won-but the field was red,
And the blood Of his fresh young heart was
shed
On his country's hallowed altar.
On the trampled breast of the battle plain,
Where the foremost ranks had wrestled.
On his pale, pure face not mark of pain
His mother dreams they will meet AGAIN.,
The fairest form amid all the slain,
Like child asleep-he nestled.
In the solemn shades of the woods that swept
The fields where comrades found him,
They buried him there--and the hot tears
crept
Into strong mems eyes that had seldom wept
His mother-God pity her!--smiled and
slept,
Dreaming her arms were around him)
A grave in the woods with the grass DER
grown,
A grave in the heart of his mother
His clay in the one lies liieless and lone;
And only the voice Of the wind maketh moan
Der the grave where never flower is strewn,
But his measory lipes in the other.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-10-31
WIT AND HUM0R.

Writs of attachment--loye letters.
All the rage with the girls--marriage.
There are several kings in Europe who
are total yea.
Is the man who heats his wife enforcing
lick -her-law.
What is marriage? One woman the more
and one man the less.
When the stove is put mp IN the parlor
look out for sparks.
Why Is ship the politest thing In the
world? Because she always advances with
bow.
One of the most useful gifts which can
possibly be bestowed upon men Is presents
Of mind
The boy who was kept in after school
for his bad photography said that he was
spell-bound
Young man. in a walking match you @go-
as-you-please," hut ina counting match you
please as yon 90.
A Vermont editor claims 10 have seen
rainbow at night, and the temperance peo-
pie despair Of him
What are the hest stories ~ '.rhat de-
ponds When you tell them,the long ones;
when you listen, the short ones
A celebrated German chemist, TO whom
was addressed the question, Nv hat Is man e
replied, "A pinch OF phosphowssnd buck,
etfIl OF water.
A mans faith Ia often shown BY tAa ,ength
of time for which he subscribes for his paper
and pays for II in advance.
A wicked Philadelphia wants 10 know
IL there are any fre-escapes in the next
world.
The Whitehall Times has learned why
Samson was 80 strong. He never took the
trouble 10 bathe In the Jordan.
What Is the difference between dairy
maid and a stormy petrels One skins the
milk and the other skins the water.
A pretty girl won musket at lottery,
and as she received the prize asked, Don't
they give a soldier with it?"
'If there IL no moonlight, will you ns.at
me by gaslight, dearest JulianaY" NO All
gust, ! won't" she replied, "I'n no gaa
meter"
II have love letter. said q servant girl
10 her mistress. "Will We rade II 70 me, and
here's some cotton 10 stick in yer ears whole
ye rade itg'
An exchange says: A little knowledge Is
dangerous thing, but little widow Is
you forget H.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-10-31
How Long Have I to Live ~

1t is not every one who asks himself this
question, because, strangely enough, 1t i
the belief Of most persons that their lives
will be exceptionally lengthy. However
life-assurance companies are aware of the
creduIous weaknesses OF those whose lives
they assure, and have therefore compiled
numerous tables Of expectancy OF life for
their own guidance, which are carefully re-
lcrred to before policy Is granted. The
following IL one Of these Northumberland
tables In use among London assurance com
panies, brought 10 light by Harpcr's Bazar,
showing the average length Of life at various
ages. In the first column we have the pres
ent ages Of persons OF average health, and
In the second column we are enabled 10
peep, az II were, behind the scene Of an as
surance Office, and gather from their table
the number OF years they will give Ms to live.
This table has been the result Of careful cal
cuation, and seldom proves misleading. OF
course sudden and premature deaths, as well
AS deaths unusually extended, occasionally
occur, hut this Is table Of the average ex-
pcctancy Of life Of an ordinary man or wo-
man:
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-10-31

T>HE undersigned offers for sale on reason
able terms his DWELLING HOUSE.
STORE aud LOT, nj Monlrose, Montgomery
county, Md.
The Store has good run OF custom aud the
land, 8 ACRES, is Ia a good state OF cnl'iva.
ton. with an ORCHARD Of select fruit. This
property is situated ON the Georsetown pike,
nine miles from Washington and within four
hundred yards Of Windhams Station ON the
Metropolitan railroad The situation is hiyh
and healthy aud is convenient 10 Schools aud
Churches, Posioiiice and Mills
Es- For particulars Apply to John W.
Shepp,ch. 200 seventh street, opposite Centre
Market. Washington. D. c.. or 10 Peter h
Henderson. Attorneys. Rockville Immediate
possession given
may 2 II JOHN W SllEPPACH.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-10-31
.RYLAND. FRIDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 81, 1879.
Il beg pardon-it is not all. AS the hus.
band Of this lady, ~

''N''NlseN
ALLOW me. am perfectly ready to ad-
NIT that you were legally married to me, al
though there was time when doubted the
fact. Since then have learned what your
plans were-to secretly secure divorce
from me because you were tired of me, be.
cause you wished TO marry Miss Ogden.
But have somewhat forestalled you by re-
fusing to be divorced, although shall pro.
hibit all authority on your part Also,
have the satisfaction of informing you that
Miss Ogden approves the course have TAX.
en-, as she herself will tell you. Octavia
please Gomez
And from between the garnet velvet and
satin curtains, Miss Ogden stepped out and
stood before him.
Mrs. Gray is right. Allow me to end my
acquaintance with the husband of the mob
lest woman | ever knew, and | thank God
for the kindness she has done mep
And Tracy Gray went away, purple with
silent fury and rage, cursing the fate that had
found him out and heaped upon his own
head the measure he had not stinted to poul
on Adde'S.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-10-31

TfAkH FRONT ckAJ. ia FfNNlN o.
Journal pertinently says;
One peculiarly we have often noticed
among Christian people. II concert Or =
lecture Il 70 be given, front seats are n .
premium. Nobody, on such an occasion
wants 10 be poked % into corner by the
door. But let Il be social meeting, and Il
Is astonishing how modest everybody be-
comes AL - once The further back seat
the more desirable Il n, and " there Is a bench
within two feet OF the door, II Is always the
first filled. Why this should he 80 Is one
OF those proiound problems Of human ma
tnre that we have not succeeded In solving.
A Pennsylvania pastor--he Il Presbyteri-
an--has bic upon device for overcoming
this tendency that may be worth imitation
A neat pocket Iist OF prayer meeting topics
for the year has been printed, and placed N
the hands OF every member Of the church.
and At frequent intervals In the list IN con.
spicuous type, src the words, Take q Front
Seat" This, though possibly quite ~ eifec-
tial, Is q mildcr method than one that was
tried few yeafs sgo, In certain Baptist
church. The pastor had ropes tied acros-
the entrance 10 the pews. except those In
front, and people had b take front seats or
climb over. A temporary reformation was
effected. but when the ropes were removed
there was great backsIiding In thst con-
gregnfiOn.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-10-31

The other day a genuine tramp with a
stomach yearning for n picked.up meal I'M
dertook ~ enter yard on Winder street.
A large, fierce dog stood at the gate 10 give
trying 10 propitiate the animal the tramp
kite on the yeranda: "IIey, sonny "Yes,
I'm hay" was the reply. "Say. bub, call of
yer dog" "No use-no use,r replied the lad.
"Even II you got In here mas waiting at
the kitchen door with a kettle Of hot water
Samh's working the telephone 10 git the
police, and I'm here 10 hOller murder and
wake up the whole street."--Det. Free Press
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1879-10-31
ANNOUNCEMENT 20 THE
AFFLICTED!
Information and Treatment on the Ur-
Oscopian System.
DR.. P. D. FAHRNEY,

FORM ERLY of KEEDYSVILLE, Maryland.
TIME well-kuown and widespread fame of
II the Uroscopian System, as practiced by
the late Or u Fahrne,, deceased, of near
ROonesboro' Md having for many years
created livel, interest among the afflicted
the undersigned. Formerly a student of the
said Dr D Fahrney. decreased and after
wards a member Of the firm Of D. Fnhrnry
Son, and who far the pHsi ten years has
oeen practcng ut Keedysville Md takes
this method of informing the public tina. he
has removed To Frederick City. Nd where
he will continue The practice Of the Uroseo-
plan s, stem
va The following is n partial list Of the
moot prominent Diseases which successfully
treat
Dyspepsia. Chronic Liver Complaint.
Janmdicr. Diarrhe, Constipation.
Scroiula. letter. Salt Rheum.
Vertigo, Erysiprlas Rhcua,a-
Iism 1Syphilitic Taints, Muir
cnrial Headache. Neural
eia. Heart Affections.
Nervous Debility.
Bronchitis. Asth-
ma. Chills.
First Stage Of Consumption. Kidney
and Bladder Affections. Gravel,
Dr"pry, Bright's Disease aud all
forms Of Female Weaknesses.
and Private Diseases.
Any onr Who IL afflicted ran consult me on
any OF the above cases by writing aud send
ing Specimen Of their urine, the first made
in the morning, and the system clear Of med
icine; sending Il by express, prepaid with IN o
postage stamps enclosed. Be particular TO
give age, sex, nc.
Those for whom II may not he convenient
to send urine by express. win please write
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r. D. FAHRNEY, N. D.,
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aug lin Frederick City, Md.