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sTAUNTON.

DEATH, of A FORMER CITIZEN OF RICHMOND.
FLOUR INSPECTIONS - .PRoPERTY-sALE - A
TwELvE-YEAR-oLD BRIDE, &C.
f correspondence or the Richmond Dispatch.1
JANUARY "a, 1879.
The death OF Mr.. William A. Pratt, the
former daguerrean artist In Richmond, and
who erected the castle still standing on
CANDLES Hill there, which occurred at
"Walnut Grove" farm, the residence OF
his son, G. Julian Pratt, In this county, on
Saturday, brings to mind much OF his pro-
minent public work. He was one Of the
engineers in the construction OF the Chesa-
peake and Ohio canal; he laid out the IA
nous Greenmount Cemetery OF Baltimore;
lie procured for the University alumni
the painting of "The School Of Athens"
now at the University, aud was afterwards
architect az that institution. In the latter
portion of his life he laid out the grounds of
the Augusta Agricultural Society, and was
the secretary OF that corporation. He was
highly esteemed by those who knew him,
though for several years falling health and
retirement from business pursuits had con-
tracted the circle of those who knew him
well into the smaller limits Of family and
intimate friends. .*'
The inspections Of flour in Staunton by
the city Inspector (Mr. b. +. Fifer) were
2.7O1 barrels. Of which 2,200 were extra,
IT'S family, 800 superine, and % fine.
The American Hotel property here has
Just been sold for the third time, each gale
bringing lower figure, and each being set
aside by an apset-bid. It first, I think,
brought S15, 900, and last, was Knocked off
at Sl1 900 to Mr. j. c. Schaeffer. 1t is
commodious building, and twenty years
ago cost $50, 900 to build.
In the County Court OF Augusta few
days ago marriagc-license was issued, the
bride being only twelve years and three
months old. The groom was twenty-five.
The Mendelssohn Quintette Troupe last
night had the Town Hall packed to reple-
ton, and many of the audience were as
signed seats on the stage. PENN.
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General BeaIc Elected.

WEST PoINT, VA, January IS, 1879.
Editors Dispatch: Very lutte interest
was manifested in this section in the cleo
ton. The vote was very small. In the
large couaty of Gloucester only about 100
votes were cast. At Plain View, in King
and Queen county, only nine votes were
poled; Of these eight were for Beale and
one for w. w. Douglas. In this place the
vote was: Beale, %; Douglas, II. Wher-
ever heard from Beale is largely In the ma
jority. WEST IolNT.
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New Jersey County officials Sentenced

BELvIDERE, n. j., january 25.-Chief-
Justice Beasley to-day imposed the follow
ing sentences on convicted county officials {:
ES-Clerk Madison, four years in the State
prison; ex-Director Strader, two years !;
x-County-Collector Cummins, two years;
ex. County, Collector Teel, two years; e.s-
Freebooter Bulgin, eighteen months; Free
holder Cox, eighteen months; Freebooter
King, one year; ex-Attorney Givens, eigh-
teen months; Councilman McDermott, one
year-all at hard labor. Contractor Sliker
was also sentenced to six months in the
county Jail and $500 fine.
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Desperate Shooting ARRAY in Missis-
sinpi.

MERIDIAN, Miss, January 25.-A fatal
shooting occurred yesterday in Wayne
county, Miss, growing out OF q miSundcr-
standing between three negroes, Riley,
Thomas, and Denis Alexander, and three
white men, Presley, Thomas and Walter
Gambln (brothers), about the possession OF
some land. Both parties were armed. The
Gambin brothers were amhuscaded near
Red Bluff by the negroes, who fired upon
them, woanding Presley Gambln and ia
tally injuring Thomas Gamblin, who has
since died. The Gamblins returned the
fire, killing Riley and Thomas Alexander
on the spot. Denis Alexander escaped.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YnpN

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK. January o5.-Noon.-Stocks strong
Money on call. 1902. Der cent. EXchamge-Ioig
4S4H; short, 1SIt5. State bonds Gull. Governments
weak.
Erenfng.-Noney, 1l563 per cent. Exchange,
1870 $50. Governments weak; new 5's, 1904
States dull.
NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.
NEW YORK, January 25.-The weekly statement
of the associated banks shows the following changes
sS7.Io0: legal tenders increased s3,63s 500;
deposits increased S3,3906O0; circulation de-
creased 100000: reserve increased S2,S73.25O.
The banks now hold S17,2S6,000 in excess Of le-
gal requirements.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. January 25.-Firldnia 6's deferred,
6!.; consos, So: pist-duc coupons, II. Bidto-Cay.
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The ARLINGTON Suit.

ALEXANDRIA, January 25.-The Arlington
case was continued in the United States
Circuit Court to-day before Judge Hughes.
Counsel on both sides presented lDstruc-
tions-the plaintiffs relying on the tender OF
taxes to the commissioners by an authorized
agent OF the owner, and the defendants on
the occupancy Of the premises by the United
States and the failure OF the owners to make
the tender OF taxes In person. The entire
day was occupied in discussing the instruc-
tions, and without concluding the Court adj
journed until Monday. "
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Commercial Disasters.

CINCINNATI, January 25.-The house OF
Williams & Lawson, wholesale liquor-dea!-
ers. was closed by the sheriff last night un.
der an attachment against the stock by
number of creditors. Assets, $4,000 to
$40, 900; liabilities about the same.
+ CHATTANooG4, January 25.-J. B.
Uhfelder, dry.goods- and notion-dealer, has
made an assignment. Liabilities, $4,000;
assntS 81 ono. .a#.. -z.-.-.-
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.

RICHMOND, January 25, 1879.
OFFERINGS REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White. 16 bushels. Red, l ,l20 bushels
CoeS-Wh :22 bushels.
NEAL.-20i bushels
BEANS bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT White, 16 bushels at Sl.0S. Red, 200
bushels very good Futz Ut 81 .05; 20 bushels COM
mon Fultz at 90c.; l6 bushels fair Fu!iz ut 81
bushels common Fuitz at Soc: ~ bushels fair
Fultz 1T 81: Is bushels very good Futz IT ! LOG
200 bushes prime FuitS ~ SLOT; 100 bushels
prime Ful,Z ~ SLOT: 200 bushels very good Fultz
on private tcrms-iutal. 792 bushels.
CORN Waite. SO bushels prime Ut i4c.: 100
bushels very good at 4tc.: 50 bushels very good ut
44c; So bushels prime NJ 44c.-tnal, 222 bushels.
AEAL.-20 bushels prime al Soc; 20 bushels
prime on private terms; 40 bushels very good 1t
49c-tota1 Sc bushels
BEANS.-i bu> hels ut Sl.35.
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RICHMOND MARKETS.

SATURDAY, January 20, 1879.
Country produce.
Apptes: $1.75@s2.5O q barrel.
Butter: Prime to choice yellow, $685.: fair
Corn Isat: 4s@5oc. p bushel for country.
5@se.; unpeeied, 2Gsc.; cAeTi1es, 1910 SC: b..
Egas: In barrels, 2lc. D dozen; ~ crates. &c.
Farssed: 81 p bnshel.
Hav: Virginia timothy, $4,000; clover and
mixed. 45m50c: ........-.-
Potutoes: irish. . barrel $2@s2.50.
Rye: 65@7Oc. . bnshel.
SHmdc: Prime, Ioc. ...'
Baled StrnD: 3oEGaoc'
I Wool: washed. 26@2sc.: unwashes. 17@1sc.
BURY wool will bring from to SC. q to less than
above rates. .r.
Cement. Lime. Plaster. &c.
Cement. Roseadae. $l.5 p barrel.
Lime: Agricultural. e@l0c. "A bushel: Rockand,
81 iGtasl.35. according to quantity; Jointer Tim
ishingl, $l.l5; Genn's Falls, S5@90c:
nd Rtssts e. Lump $3.50; ground 70 eac'He'
Tar: Large size, s3.25@s3.50.
Dry Goods. ..r
Bro,cn Sheettnos ana Shtrtfnos: "A Manehes.
ter, &c.; Il Manchester. 5sc.; Manchester; ~.
james Riyer 4Hc.; "A Graniteye. 7c.; Granite
vile. &C.: "A Rockbrdge &C: 4 Rockbrde. DC:
Coz oae W SEQ; reper : 2se IA csy
Seas1sd sTtinas .s& Ss ss 4 Rac WsR
I Ave-; a 7e.; "A Social 7e A1csksas
sc Wholesome: 9Ac Barn Ms,nn SSs. R Ss
terboroagh, 4Hc.; lo-4 Walthsm' 23e'; le-4 CITY
BROOM >Drtus: Petersburg. eXc.; Granlteyills,
&C.: Rockbridge, A, &c.; IA, &c.
Corset Jsaas: Paronia, &c.; AmoassaR 1oc.'
Den inns: Harlem 2Nc.: Boston steam Mills. Sc.
nehd: ss. sprasSs. Sks:: ManehesteT, g.: Wash
Iery, &C.; oriental, Pacific &C.; Arnold 6hc. Mar-
mony, &C.; Wamsutta. 4kc. ~ si,itEa
Cam6rtcs: Rice. &c; English, &C.
Drugs, Dyestuifs. Oils, Zee.
41t tes% 81 $50 a Gallon. U. I. 49,.
dozen. ,z.sas .--
c GSeeRfnsai: I SiGc. q %.
Isafss: e sl 1sgss1Sa; .1se'
otis Inseed zoe: machine rs; spe,m.
ri On: whale. enc.; straits, 45G55c,: Labrador
soasS sa; eSs sses ssi 20 Gsa
ubrtcatmg, 30@soc.; Kerosene l2tse' cash. y Eai'
foots: G;l Ginseng, soc; seneca, without top, $50
80 Soda: Sal. 2s@2Hs, in kegs Enstsa soda, &C.;
Spirits Taspsatsae;; Aoc. a,.a., ,sl:af,
itl FOREIGN FrHits and Caudr.
Candy: l9A@lsc,. 9 3 n rs,s. a.. - 49,, - So,
5 5.sssss a ss.ss@ $500 bon.
- attaq So, sGrocerfcss &e.t 4 II tt< IS
Raeon asshonldarsI IxG5c y eiesr nh lissss ~
ribbed, 6Kc.: Virginia shoulders. eA@ocs W.
gnia hog-round, 7tGTkc. Virginia hama, Large
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to kin Off tho opponents of the q fugitive
slave law = by getting every southern State
Kentucky particularly grant manumis-
Sion Il. every slave that would consent TO go
North and stay there.
we have apring-like. weather this morn
iup ALPHA.
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T MEADE Il BAKERS
DRUGSTORE


AIR.CUsHIONsF FOR INVALIDs,
AIR-PILLOWS FOR TRAVELLERS,
HOT-WATER BAGS. Z = f., Is, &tL '-
So ICEBAGS FORTIIE HEAD,
RUBBER CLOTH FOR INFANTS,
SOFT-RUBBER BED-PANS,
TRAyELLING-FLASK
SPONGE-BAGS,
POCKET-STOVES. f.
HORSE-HAIR FLESH GLOVES
FLESH BRUSHES, "
~ POCKET.INHALERS, sa,
STEAM-lNHALERS, as'ssl.se $3.50
THROAT-ATOMIZERS,
Nasal. DOUCHES,
. ABDOhfINAE-SUPPOR ga.
HARD-RUBBERT RUSSES, - ~ ~E
FEVER-TERMOhfETER 80 ''D%
GALYANIC-BATTERI -. ...,.,
And all SURGICAL and ~ ?iassa.ss ,',-~
MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold at 2st szft
MEADE & BAKERS DRUGSTORE,
au27 ~. & s. :. 919 Main street.
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senator Chrlstaancy and the Mission
to Peru.

DETROIT, january 25.-Advices from
Lansing state that it Is rumored and De-
iieyed BY prominent members OF the Legs
lature that Senator Christiancy will surely
resign his seat in the United States Senate
and accept the mission to, Peru. In such
contingency there is hardly doubt OF the
election Of ex-senator Chandler to I'LL the
vacancy,
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humber OF persons who. from one callse
and another nre supposed to be full Of IN
formation affecting the real 1l0dns operdndf
by which the legislative Imbroglio was sa,-
tied. tits further stated that the member
referred to Is disposed to adopt the sug.
gestion, and that he viii improve an early
opportunity to bring the question before the
committee for decision. Among the names
furnished by these putatiYe correspondents
Enre those OF Lieusenant-G Governor Wiliz,
Senator Stevens, Duncan F. Keoner. ex-
Senator Roberts, John Phelps, j. D. Hill.
Senator Texada, ex-SDeaker Bush, j. A.
Morris, Charles T. Howard, Governor
Pinchback, Senator Demas, Wayne Mac
Weigh. and Judge Harlan. On the other
hand, it lis stated with equal positiveness that
the committee have been in conference
recently, and have informally agreed to
close out the inquiry with st. Martins
testimony and that OF such persons as may
naturally be wanted to confront his evil
dence. 1t is added, moreover, that the COM
mittee's report on the original question at
issue is already under weigh, and will be
completed without the; introduction OF any
more perplexing problems, and that re.
naming sittings Of the committee will he
devoted exclusively to Investigating the
cipher dispatches.
THE WAR ON ILLICIT DIsTILLERIEs.
WASHINGTON, January 25.-Commissioner
Raum has received a dispatch from Col
lector Young, at Raleigh, N. c., stating that
the revenue officers captured, in Chatham
county, Shaffner's illicit distillery. Thir
teen beer-stands, one thousand gallons OF
beer, twenty gallons Of singlins, &C.,
were destroyed. The still was saved.
Also. dispatch from Agent Atkinson,
lector Austin, in a raid along the Vir-
sinia and West Virginia line, captured five
distileries and made several arrests. The
West Virginia party captured two distille-
ries. In Mcdowell county the party was
fred on, and two narrowly escaped.
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FOrty-ffth COngress---Third Session.
WASHINGTON, January %, 1879.

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The bill for the better organization of the
United States Court in Louisiana dividing
the State into two judicial districts) was
passed.
The House, at 1850 T. NJ, went into
Committee OF the Whole (Mr. Cox in the
chair) on the post-offics appropriations bill.
After adopting several amendments, ut 4:40
adjourned.
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ADMINISTRATOR,s NOTICE
DMIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

A DMIsTRATOR's NOTICE. -
Having been appointed by The Chsncery Court OF
the city OF Richmond administrator de 6oeas non,
with The will annexed or chs estate OF David d.
Saunders deceased, hereby notify all persons In
debted TO the said estate TO come forward ana
their Indebtedness Persons having unsettled claims
against the said estate will makathe same known to
me. ADDRESS, or call at the Ofce of my attorneys,
WIgE &1C0SBY, No. g., Shafer'si building, k1cn.
moIsd, Va. JULIAN. =. THOMAS
aEtf.a8 ti Administrator d. b. H., c. T. a..
" OF .J,Sannders. deceased.
- No. is west Grace street, Richmond, Va.
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VIRGINIA..
DEATH OF PROMINENT CITIZEN OF PRINCESS
ANNE.


ANNE.
Especial telegram TO the Dlspa,ch.1
NORFOLK, VA, January 25.-General II.
3. Woodhouse, OF Princess Anne, died at
his residence yesterday at the advanced age
of ei.hty-tive years. He was well known
in this section, having represented his coun-
ty in the Legislature repeatedly and filed
various positions Of trust and responsibility.
He was soldier during the war OF 1872,
and for many years brigader-general of
militia in this district.
AID FOR THE INDIAN SCHOOL AT HAMPTON
INSTITUTE.
NEW YORK, January 25.-The third pub
lie meeting and address in aid Of the Hamp-
ton (Va.l Institute 1ndian-School building
will be held tomorrow night. General s.
C.. Armstrong and Captain Pratt, on behalf
OF the Institute, have been fayorably re-
ceived by merchants and businessmen here.
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Firc-Rccorsi.

EAGER's BLOCK BURNED AT wAR|IcK. y. Y.
T. WARWICK, n. Y. January 25.-A fire
started about midnight last night in Eager's
block, and extended TO other buildings. 1t
is now beyond control, and assistance has
been sent for to Newbureh. Eager's block
and six other buildings have been de-
stroyed. Loss, about 100000; insurance,
$4,000.
Later.-The fire is under control without
outside assistance.
sTocK-YARD BURNED.
CHICAGO, January 25.-One section of
Armone Il Co.'S warehouse, at the Union
stock-yards, was burned early this morn
ing. No provisions were destroyed. The
loss will probably not exceed $4,000.
go. COAI.-MINEs on FIRE.
PoTTsvILLE, PA, January 25.-The Lo-
Gap mines, between BIT. Carmel and
Shanokin, were discovered on fire last
night at depth OF three hundred feet. The
fire is gaining this morning, and it is diff
cult to get at, dense volumes OF smoke CON-
ing up the slopes. There are no miners
below, as they came out during the night.
II filed with water, it will require six
months to pualp it out.
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npUss. MEDICINES. 3e.

" ENNEDY'S PRAIR1E-W Z Z D,
N SCHENCK'S LMONIC DALSAM.
LIS;MENT, CCLDEN'S LIEBIG'S EXTRACT
BEEF. &c, sold by J.. WAGNER, Druggist.
il 27-2t$ SIKH ana Eroau streets.
U,HE "THREE-FISH NORWEGIAN
l. COD-LIVER OIL-select, warranted strictly
pure and uueqlullled by any other in deli'acy OF
Ia Ste absence Of odor and general efficacy. Sold by
in n7-ot* L. WAGNER. Druggist.
NEW NEW ORLEANS REMEDY for
~ CATARRH. BRONCHITIS, ASTHM A .
COLDS, THROAT. or EXTRAORDINARILY. or
however long standing: Nothing equals II. Try II.
THOMAS J. STARKE,
4, 23-lw I'll Broad street.
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r-aae heiuee.l Roston and Hayana.

Boston, January 25.-The steamer United
States sailed from this port for Havana this
afteruoor with fulf cargo and the United
States mail. This Is an experimental trip,
and if successful permanent line will be
established giH .ss i.ssI i, t. r., III
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malignant and Rapid spread OF she
- siIEsitsi[s ii'isi Pls@ue. Tag.3a. Egy-.r

II LONDON january Accordisls TO ~ tne
British Medical ss,:lql, great alarm pre-,
walls lin Eastern Europe over the fapla
snread .nr.the Volga river, in South eastern
Russia, of the extremely fatal disease be-
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Fine, $2.75@:3: superinc. 81: extra. S4.75@
So common family, 1850; fancy branas, 500
IS so.
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LIVERY STABLES.

EXCHANGE-, LIVERY, a NDf
Gt SALE-STABLES AND RICHMOND 80
BAZAAR, 1883 AND 1440 FRANKLIN STREET.
arn now prepared, with unsurpassed facinty. 20
BOARD HORSES BY The DAY, WEEK, On
MONTH. -5ssf
extended them for the transaction OF their cas'-
ness 81; ,,,-.,
In connection With the cables have established
Bazaar for the SALE BY AUCTION OF H0kSEs'
MULES. VEHICLES or oil kinds. HAkNEss,
SADUL ES. BRIDi4ES, ROBES, WHIPS, &c.
AUCTION DAYS: WEDNESDAY and sAItR-
DAY nj IL O'Clock 4. NJ.
C. 8. ALLEN, Manager.
G. g. BURTON. Aucttoheer. sssaq d Ge
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HEST-PROTECTORS
An assortment, single and double, for sale by
PURCELL, LADD & CO., Druggists,
IN 10 $685. 1916 Main street.
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$3.50 to as perifean, mt
ID the plEPATcH PRIATIHa-la0UGF. B
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LIVER-PADS
FOR SALE BY
..... j. BLAIR, Druggist,
delO corner Of Broad and Ninth streets.
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Racon asshorldarsI IxlG5c y eiesT ris-s 20;
sibbed 5Xc.: Virginia shoulders. 64Gocss VIZ.
smis hoc-round, 7{GTkc. Virginia hama, large,
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PHE POTTER COMMITTEE.

Mr.. Potter exhibited series of kilograms
purporting to have passed between st. Mar
| tin in New Orleans and Gibson in Washing
ton. st. Martin identified all as having been
signed by him, but denied having written
them. The kilograms requested Gibson to
settle Weber's school-board case without de-
| lay. Upon Gibson's refusing and telegraph
| ing st. Martin that he was only wasting
money in telegraphing, that he (Gibson)
wanted no statement from Weber, and that
no blackmailers could affect his actions, 4
| final telegram was sent by St. Martin ac-
cusing Gibson OF being liar, thief, and
scoundrel, and stating that his (Gibson's)
friends, Maddox and Carter, were as bad as
he, and that he lSt. Martin) proposed put
ting them in the penitentiary, where they
belonged. In reply to Mr.. Reed witness
said Maddox, on arriving at New Orleans
from Washington, told him he knew he (St.
Martin) did not send the kilograms referred
to, but that they were sent by Weber.
General Butler questioned the witness
| fSt. Martin) as to how the name OF Stenger
came to appear in the affidavit instead OF
that OF Maddox, and asked him why he did
not correct the lie before the affidavit was
published. Witness replied that it was not
lie, but q mistake, and that General But
Ter would not dare to say such thing out
side OF the committee-rooms. 49,.
Mr.. Hiscock offered a resolution asking
that Anderson be recalled, he having pub
lished an affidavit averring that he had sup
pressed material testimony for pecuniarY
consideration, and that W.eber's testimony
was false, He moved this resolution be-
cause Anderson's was the only evidence
upon, which the charges against Sherman
could be predicated. The resolution was
tabled until Monday. i i sg:z
The investigation into the cipher tele-
grams will cemmencei Tuesday Et
II half the stories afoat are true, the last
days Of the Potter committee promise to be
busy ones, and developments are said to be
in store which will rehabilitate the commit
lee with something ofsits old-time import
ance. In its issue to-day, it Is reported, one
OF the New Orleans papers charges pretty
directly that the Packard government was
induced to disband and go over to the
NichelIs 4 Legislature by the Louisiana
LOTTERY Company, and that the cause
OF this change was due to- money
disbursed by this company. Acting on
this declaration, IT, is asserted that promi-
nent ReppbII cars lii. Louisiana have called
on onesofs the members Of the Potfes corn-
mittee to bring before that committee q
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ALNAEAC-JANUARY II. Is:
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:, ~ EPISCOPAL MINIsTER--A BfihF
Death VI ns 4 FAITHFUL PAsToR--REvENuk
sEsfth " ,Sn TOBACCO Exr0RTs--A CARD
REosh 10 90 wJrHgRspooN IN REPLY 80
From W. rr,Sr--pARpoN REFUsED-oTHER
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THE ALUM AND IRON MASS AND WAITE
FROM THE
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1879-02-27
Advice 20 Consumptives. -

The celebrated physician, DR.. Paul Memey-
er. gives the following valuable suggestions
to persons suffering from lung affections:
ssThe natient must With scrupulous conscien-
tiousness insist upon breathing fresh, pure
air. anal must remember that the air Of closed
rooms IL always more Or less bad.
No man, however uncleanly, would ollnk
muddy, dirty water. A party which occupies
. room for hours, breathing the same or,
might be compared to party OF pstnsrs
drinking the water In which they patne. Inc
patient must keep the window Of his bedroom
open. Night air 10 fresh air without dalilgns.
In close, crowded rooms, the patient suffering
from lung complaints breathes consumptivo-
w." By taking these precautions and using
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery ana
Pleasant Purgative Pellets, fully one-half OF
the cases Of lung complaints would be cured
in six months. For cough and irritation OF
the lungs do not always indicate the presence
Of consumption, although It may result In
that disease, and IL consumption has not Al
ready become deeply seated In the system.
this is the most efficient course OF treatment
that can be pursued outside OF any tnstttu-
ton that provides special facilities Tor the
treatment Of this disease. DR.. Pierce's cele-
brated Invalids' Hotel is such an institution.
Send stamp for descriptive pamphlet contain
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10, N. 7.
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applied the usual tests and pronounced
that life still remained. The body was
taken from the coffin, remedies and
restoratives applied, and to-day at noon
the patient was conscious and sensible
and in a fair way of recovery. 1t is
needless to say that excitement and
CONSERVATION prevailed, the hearse and
carriages went away and the probabili-
ties are that Mrs. Dysart's funeral will
be postponed for many days to come
dtchiSO72 (Kdn.) Patriot.