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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-15
By Grren g Wise, Auclionesrs.

sST ViRrUGOF DGCREGS of the Cornor
- &tlcn Court al the city Of Alexsudri. rem
dered Oh the Gin AID I6:h days Ct July. 1879. in
the cEancofy cause Of Jos. CJilier and wife vs.
T. ) Atweli and others. thu un1ersiyued. COM
missioner theIoIn Latnei, wall offer for ssls by
public auction t. Inc highest bidder on SAT.
U EDAG !, tn: 18th day OF August 1879, at II
O'clock u. IN front oI the Falr.s1 street ontrsoe
t. thc Corporation louri, in sad city, the fol.
lowing pieces Of property, being norton OF the
real estate y. which the late Chas. p Shaw died,
sez d, VIZ:
Hhat L;ir Of GROUND With the FRANK
DIV hLLlN!I and ~TOhE HOUSE thereon,
situated on tbs corner Of Fnlrt,x street aud
t'Ansays alley lately occupied ny JOS bop
kl's fronting on r.'rfax Str. G. u icet 3 inches
m,re ui less. lad rubbing back Is teeL 5 iuche.
m'ro or less t. j X stcw2:.s i.Ge There is
sulhtleut grduGd !" tbs Tear OF the store fer
n'cK 5nrl sHd necrssary UulbuIldings. This
Properly has until ~lihi1 n t:w m Jutns ren,eo
Tor $50 per aHnum
a LOT or GrOUND, with. the FRAME
HOUSE thereon, situated oG tho north sid. OF
T. latn st-GeS NEW loyal and Pitt streets
renting II let % QlecG snu ruEuing bsck 80
tact.
r TRAGHOF LAND continuing sbout 80
acres, With d"u'ing .nh ienrlGg, good sprlng,
&I., silu-ted III fair,.z county ab. u. two miles
from AeIshcris on tuo b,co ROAD to the Taco.
!vgc teplLary, sci i0cnled for - market 2sr.
Gen md Cairy = Ill The ssln 0: this tract Of
l,Dd will b. started with the upses BIZ of James
Chatham AN. vito Of 9ScO
Terms OF sale: Tel p.- ceDt Of The purchase
nJOi ey /" b. U"lG IN cash ana aae res duo On a
eredl. ol e II nj IS NJ NTH & on The ~ Of ssle
The deferred Peg mchla to bser Interest from the
drS Of ssia and to b0 SECURED By the bonds OF
Tho purchaser ar lur ha4u:s aiLh good Der
s nsl stcrrlSg; lhY lilo t. To tsLaiued uoti
tho purchase MONEY AID iateres; has Deem fully
paid GEIEGt.. = hUShSaCH.
jyl6.w4H Corn If Sale.
I NUMhisSiO"t RS Sale UG AaNUlN
VILLAGE OF ACGDT:H ky virtue If the
decree Of tina Circuit {. ut Of Ferf.x county,
| in TIE suit Of Shepherd Va chephesd, the an
| designed, special cCauisE iOrer Lamed in ssd
decree, will, Ga MUN.DAy. (Jourt day. the
S.h day Of august 1873. in front CT tins door of
the Court House Of snlG county, 1t IL o'clock
r., s,lt 10 thu highest bidder, tnst PART UF
rhE REA l. ESD ATE If ~hlch SG,suel ehap-
berd did SC Zet, 10. divided. III: tract Of land
| udjolLs siles Deaty and the lots assigned to
James a. Jim SIZE, he;d, and confirms 81
| acres ruods and ! Dcirs, is without building
Or fencing, bu. ,s sIscop tbc Of ready agd rapid
| imnruvsmen!, snd is situated Immediately on
| Pubick run.
Terms Of Sale: One fourth Of the purchase
MONEY III h9 Oil the day u sale; the residue
N three equal aErusl pay IL ents to basr iuterest
| from tie DAY VI sale, AuI to bo secured by the
notes OF the purcha=er. with good personal ga
curty, and the tllls ~ BE- retained until The last
| payment Is made.
THOMAS MOORE.
| jy iSwiw Comm Of Sale.
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LOc2l MATTERS.

WEATUGa pAOEABJ..IIss. Auyrs. Il 1870
For tac Md c nia c, g~!era.I, cooler o,r.c.
ca-: To- sou!hta winds. increasing c,o3tioesg
and rain, I'D Using barometer.
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4 d'sn4t7t to III l. lnliun Timcs trGm X.r
matt sayS ~. NI.:iY, young physician Of
BIstGr, it;! ana ~as la;*ly iliurcd While d.
5reuGIrg lhc ". tr;h 80
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Soc!tTY News The hide aud groom, Mr.
4al Ms. +. 4. KIRBY, If this CITY, toYk dsn
trr ~lh The "lraneedts A9ro ID" ca th-ir ex
cuT>Ion yacht IF FOT.raaJ NJ ,uroo Yesterday.
as bEiIa! p'rty c,nc up to Plucy POiat TO-
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES -Tncyu wcre lwo ser
vic st ~ Mays lCaholic) Cbur,5 70 day
10 coumemorailn OF "Ehe Assum ptiop," oue
~ The cadIuX festivals of thst Chmc'l. Thu
Chu'ci was we'll Fl led a. o'c'nck o. ~, whvn
= low .Da:s .as Slid ty Rev. Father Kaaiiug,
as S anr PASTOR of The Church. At 10 o'clock
his mornlrG the Church vas ag,in flied. and
liish Mass vas Gel, br .ied With music, &c.
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a GCssES S.AlGS.

fFfRUSrEES' SALE OF A DESIRABLE
: FAkM IN MOUNT VERNON DIS.
TIL CT-Hy virtue of the dead of trust executed
ny DELisi Tyler AID wife TO Gilbert :. Miner.
bearing Cate tbs 27th day of August, 1864, and
or record on The Ind records o. Fairfax county,
liner e, III. : iniio l56, sGd By direction of Ihe
perry secured hsr"oY, ths undsrsgnoi will on
&t"h D .tl. Ia. l5.h day Of August, 1879,
(Court day) At II 'cuck noon, in front of the
door OF the Court Gpu:b Of said county, sell to
Lhn hlshes. tidyc5 inst certsin TRACT OF
LA Nd wasreon the said Daniel Tyler at present.
resides, Containing fi5rI-siX ACRES This
land sdiulns the Ian IS OF Was! r, TIiple,t John.
s!on nd others is OF good soil. susceptible of
easy Improvement, sid i sj.u4teti about miles
south ot Sltxahutla Terms of s.le-cssh,
CHARLES POTTSE, Substituted
IduA as MOORE, Trustees.
Fairfax COUNTY. AUG 5-,s
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PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDINGS The Com.
m's'ce ga SthIoi llous:s aau turli uro of the
Cry SSh"0l Blsfu, * Mayor kAmper chair
ml', t. lay visited the public school tul1iugs
..uI xamlued into their cyudiiion SUma r:
vair, r: t5uai rccd:d. watch vii b. ium,
.i!arr!y mado, a0d The rooms put 10 good order
pIc;l u Tie rGOnenlng ot the sahuuIs.
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CAPTAIN Dwight SMITH -Captain Dwight
Smith, wIUso Gua,ll 10 Il ysndra couu'y, Of
typhoid pneumonia, we hsvc "r4ady urntioD-
81, VS. hC'ivd lest svcriog. H. vas man Of
outsider nc reputation in his u,i1hbol h 'od
Captain Smith came 10 Washlogtoo ttom New
I jik State aud inr years held position IN The
Treasury, but With he resir1ed il 1873 to DE-
Vhte tIm,elfto Il is farm 10 Al Y ,air. cJurty.
he Gas valuable c'iZ o. l.. kus :, lea1iug part
IN every schgme OF iutravrmeut Of his adopted
hp11e. aud Ell &c i've parry map. he was at one
rmH che ret ubiicla c'Idiiatu for the Housc
u !sgl!ss, bJs was wss aot ELECTED.
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Y EN- MORE
IL UNIVERSITY HIGH SCHOOL,
AMHERST Z. H, va.
Principal wy
Z. BOOK, Lit. U. Va, (rsceutly Asst.
y lns Latin U. vs. Associate Instructor.
". o. OLAl bORNH Assistant in English.
Session begins oEpT ll.h
Board aid tuition per IF session SIPS
deduction is made in favor of a nin.stsr's sou
nr of Two brothers. Fox Catalogue address the
PRINCIPAL. jv la-lm
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SCHOONER AGROUND The Schooner j. fer
so bId.n cOt..t IS agrOu ID 90 muI uauk
Il,: rhoSc FIrt FOole, succeeded 10 eertlDg of
III, >luck Ou another h,tk # Battery R ,dgers,
a"j IS silt arrGuod. The tillog up OF III chau
III with the lDui dredsed from uear George
'own and brought dJwn here GU sht to DO put
SOP 10, or navigation will soon be seriously III
LeIrnulrG.
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HONE SCHOOL.

HOME SCHOOL.
The Misses BROADUS will reopea thai,
SCaOOL FOR LITTLE BOYS AND GIRLS
ut the residence of their father, J. NJ Brosdus,
on MON DAY, Sept. lst 1879. Terms Sl50
per month. 1t is greatly desired that all pupils
shall enter upon the opsuing day. jyl6..sepl
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| o. o. r -Vireiuia Tent, No. 5, |. O.
at Il, have elected tbs FLOWING Oil .ec5 ior
she cas1i"p term:
: r. D:gw.,; p. g. H.. G. l.. LyIes :;
Z. r.. i Soner; b. Il. j. D. K-eoe !;
l,rra-oryr }. ii, B.arh Il. =, Q. N.peI !;
+. 5, l. ID Ly'cs; l. r. Pulc ii, |. g..
&. T. Petty y. G., j. I. Esals g.. l..
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EDUCATIONAL.
BELLE HAvEs I,s,,,,,,r

ALEXANDRIA, VA.
me Twanty-First Annual Session of th;s
aCdooL FOR YOUNG LADIES will oman
With full CORPS of thoroughly qualified teach.
TEMBER next.
.rrot: L. d. aAYDsN will ccatinue in charge
II the Music Department 30
Terms have been onsidersbly reiaced to neet
!ne striIgeney OF the iines and will com osro
faVorsoly with those of any ins!ituiion Of I;ke
grade. Apply for Catalogue to " AA'
aug l2.lm Alessndr;s ~;
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abklX GbbDS.
DslX GbpDS.
LAW Ms! WINS!
LAWNS!

Two hundred (2C0) pieces beautiful French
bawN*, men Lawns. and American Lawns, g.
III. II. 10 i, -, 70 and SIC Slack Laca BunLs
Ing, nuru wool. Very cho.p; pure Woo Run,rg
only D:.; het'aud Sh AVIS, all cnlors, Is 81
10 ana So pure Silk aud Wool Black and
Cuiored Damas=e Grenadines; LsGies Linen
busters IS, - - snd ~.
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CARRIERS,

I'll MARKET SPACE, WASHINGTON.
hp'ci.l osrsains in Black Silks. Our 81,
90 y p and 5! 81 Back silks are very
chbap; Cul red silks very Oh up; Checked and
striped oilHs very chesp; pufs Wool Black
Csshmeres so 20 &c.; Lad,es Silk Embroidered
- bryan dCss o,y DC.
Washington, i3.at1
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PI:llc uotrca Vii be & ven Of tho timo vince
Tie new dl90fce PROCEEDINGS will EeGio.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-08-15

4 VkRILL'S CHEMICAL PAINTS, ,hs
"a original ard believed 20 be tie best mixed
pant In tbs m,tketi Also q large stock Of Lin
seed Oil. Lewis Pure Lead, Mt Vernon Pure
Lc;a c.icr<, OF g.! shades, Window Gls:s, Gisz.
iets' poiLis. Putty, &C.
j-27 & s. LEADBEATRR BRO
, 1879-03-13
A SUDDEN DEATH.

There Is something terrible in the
thought of having our friends stricken
down at our side. without Il parting word
of endearment or consolatiOn-One mo-
ment at our side in the flush Of vigorous
life. cheering our hearts with their loving
sympathy; the next at ouE feet. pale with
death. deal to our cries and needless OF our
tears. Every excessively fat person is in
instant danger Of such death. Seven
tenths of the victims of obesity die OF heart
disease or appoplexy. Alnn's Anti-Fat.
the only remcdy tor obesity. reduces the
weight by regulating the digestion and
assimilation OF the food. Ii is perfectly
harmless, aud it, use will insure. in every
instance, reduction Of weight from two
to five pounds II week.
, 1879-03-13
HOW'S YOUR LIVER?

If the skin q vel Ow and muddy. ne
howe constipdted; If you have ringing. III
your ears. dull pains in the side 'lrN
headache sour stomach. hot or dry skin
spots before the eyes. bad taste IN u
mouth. cold feet ami hands. Slrcpir {,
glddinrsS. loss olapW the. bad ciru'H' u
of the bO",l. swe led limnS. &c. 70" Il y
safely conclude your liv + j. on ot ora 7,
The livcri~ more aId 10 mconc dl|orhI u
than amy other organ of TIN body. as ~
duty is to liler The puliti, from the hlo@l
" hen II becomes weak. ubStlurteh aN',
diseased 1t must lni! 50 do liz duty. ~ y
the who'r body suffers. Try Whites
Prairi" Flower the greatest knowl' Nrr
panacra IN the word. Sampc lot .
cents. hrSe size Is cents. For sale " ~
where.
, 1879-03-13
MEXICAN
Mustang Liniment
FOR MAN AND BEAST.

This Ilnlmcnt very naturally orIginntcd'n IN Amer''
ca, where Nature provides IN hcr laho'Ntoy S'"h
surprisng nntldotcs for tho ma'Gd!c3 ~ hcr CHI
drcn. It's fame has been spreading for - year,
until now Il cnclrclc7 the habi:ablc Globe
The Mexican 5.usiaag LiE!mcnt !s matchiri
remedy fora external ailments OF man ana he;~''
To stocl; owners rad farmers Il IL ilyaluahe.
A single bottle often saves human litc orr''
stores the rsefulness Of IN excellent horse o.
COW, or sheep.
= c"r.s foot.rot, hoOf.a.l, hollo" horn, grHb,
s.rcw.worrr shouder..ot, mango, the bites t"l
ct.nTs of poisonous reptiles Gnd insects and every
Sach drawback to stock breeding aad bush ne
1t cures every external trouble of horses fur'
as lamcncsl, rcratchc5, swlnny, sprnlnS, fouh"'''
wind gail, r,nT.ooao, &C., &C.
.lc lIc::.c.a ,-ua.1nG I..a!ncnt 10 thc qu'cKe''
cure IN the wor.l for Cccdent3 occurring Ia 10
family, IA tho IbGeuco OF physician such as
burns, Fca,da, fpralA7, cuts etc, ord Tor rlenia
tsn,, aid stiffness onGcndercd by exposure far'
t!cularly valuable to
It Is the cheapest remedy III the worid' for "
pcnC;rEtcs the r.@aclp 10 tho bone, ard sing"
gpp..cet.on "a gcacpG!ly sufficient 10 cure.
Mcxcan Mustang I.nncnt is put up IN 'hrre
sizes Of bottles, the larger ones being prohOrI'of
ately much the cheapest. Sold everywhere
, 1879-03-13

is not carried on u any great extent
in America, except in New York
State and California; that California
honey, after paying three cents per
pound freight, brings about ten per
cent. less hore than State honey, and
that it can be produced profitabIy at
three to five cents per pound under
present management. If this be
true what a vast and profitable in
dustry it might be made to America?
What other sweet can be produced
at that figure ? Honey is equally
desirable for a score Of uses with
either sugar or syrup. Why, if so
much cheaper, should it not for many
purposes supplant those costly sweets
and become with us, as with the an
clients, an important article of food =!
England cannot he p buying our
honey, for her flora is far inferior to
ours in honey producing qualies and
her farmers still use the old conical
hive and kill their tees to get the
honey. Our clover fields are limit
less and every State is capable with
out diminishing its other products,
of growing more honey than New
York Stats now does. The "Pall
Mall Gazette" commenting on this
| initial shipment eXclalms: "There
seems to be no limit to the provisions
with which America is prepared to
furnish u.s." Our honey crop
amounts, with the business in its
swaddling clothes, to 45 million lbs,
One firm paid to one bee-keeper for
his seasons crop a sum larger than
the salary Of President Hayes. Over
half bees time is consumed in
building the comb cells, but an en-.
terprising Yankee, Mr.. w. NJ, Hoge,
has invented a beeswaX foundation
for the comb, which the bees work
over into cells in a trifing time, and
appear not to know the difference.
They insist, however, on pure wax,
and will not work any that is the
least anulterated. Hodge is smart!
Any man who can fool bee deserves
a monument Combs are, besides,
being saved by new process. The
caps or outer ends of the honey cells
are shaved off, the comb p aced on a
revolving frame, and the honey is
expelled by centrifugal force, and
the empty, uninjured frame goes
back to the hive for refllng. Is not
this growing industry worth careful
consideration by our farmers ?
, 1879-03-13

The amount of pig iron produced
in the United States during the year
1873 amounted in the aggregate to
two million three hundred and eighty
two thousand tons. This is larger
production than that of any preced
Ing year, and indicates the progress
we are making in the manufacture Of
iron, notwitIs s anding the depressed
condition Of trade.
, 1879-03-13

people nre getting ncqunmtcd-,nd those whh
are not ought TO bc-with the wonderful meri;so
that great American Remedy, the Z"
, 1879-03-13

The "Hawkeye" graveIy remarks
that it is noticeable fact that he
people in the prairie country of Iowa
do more work than any other people
III the West. This is because there
is nothing about the top rail of a
barbed wire fence that invites men to
SIT on it and talk politics while the
grasshoppers get in the crops.
, 1879-03-13
RAILWAY Up VEsUvIUs.-Tt is 30

RAILWAY Up VEsUvIUs.-It is 30
years since a concession was granted
for railway up Vesuvius. 1t has been
promised many times, but never so
positively as now. The plan pro.
posed involves the construction of an
iron elevated railway about three
leet high above the ground, on which
IS to run train of eight cars oper.
ated by steel cable. Each car is
To be furnished with two automatic
brakes. The cable will be double,
IN case Of accidents. The actual
tension on it will be 5000 kilo-
CRANES. bu: it will be made to sup.
port a tension of $4,000 kiIogrammes.
a small station with a restaurant
will be constructed on the cone and
another at the foot of the mountain.
The ground has been chosen where
there is least danger from an erup.
ton, and all the material is movable,
50 that it can easily be taken up and
stored in the observatory in case Of
eruption. 1t is expected that the
railway will be completed before
the summer of the present year.
, 1879-03-13
'MlRLEY'S" LETTERS FROM NEW
YORK.
From our own regular correspondent
NEW YORK, Feb. %, 1879,
ACTOR AND PREACHER.


Moraists can strike an easy bal
ance between New York; regard for
recreation and religion respectively,
by comparing actors earnings with
preachers. Bescher gets S?O,OoO;
Edwin Booth, 100000 IA year. Dr.
Hall, of Fifth avenue, and DR.. DIX,
of Trinity, get $4,000; while L. A.
Sothern earns over SljO,O0O as Lord
Dundrearv, and John E. Owens plays
thirty weeks annually for 100000
Talmadge breaches for $4,000, and
Joe SeiIerson plays forty weeks at
Rip Van WinkIc and earns Sl2o,ooo
The scholarly and gifted DR.. Storrs
has 10000 salary, and Maggie Mitch
ell earns 100000 to $4,000. DR..
Cuyler works hard and faithfully for
$4,000 year, and DR.. Hspworth for
$4,000, while Dion BoucicauIt has
lust finished season as 'Shaugraun,
etc, at $4,000 "A week, and his man
ayers scold him in the puoIic prints
because he would not play longer at
the same price.
DR.. Potter, of Grace Church, has
$4,000 and parsonage; the elo'
quent DR.. Tiffany has $4,000; the
once vigorous, now venerable, DIR
Hapin gets ter thousand dollars
while pretty Miss Nelson makes over
one hundred and fifty thousand a
year, and Fanny Davenport earns
one thousand week every week she
plays. Common players get starva
tion wages, and so do common min
listers. | know preachers, within
rs miles who work like beavers for
three hundred TO four hundred dol
lars, while the average salary OF
American clergymen is about five
hundred dolars-equal to the pay Of
a horse ar conductor!
, 1879-03-13
NOT EAlL.

90 send fOr our
Catalogue. 1t
contains prices
and description
dbf most every
article I'm gem
eanl uHaa mud -
, 1879-03-13
THIRTY-NINTH YEAR.
THE
Prairie T arm e L
FOR 1879.
The Leading American Agricultural
Household Weekly,
For Town and Country,
For Old and Young.
Established 1871.


The PRAIRIE FARMFR now in its Thirty
eighth year Is the leading AGRICULTURAL
and HOUSEHOLD weekly of America and ne
knowledged authority throughout the United
States and Canadas upon the topics OF
AGRICULTURE, HORTICULTURE, STOCK
RAISING, ETC,
Being published weekly, the more progress
sive facts in practical Agriculture ana AgrE
cultural Science are grasped by an efficient cui-
torial corps and promptly placed before It's
readers in the most attractive and reauable
form.
ITS LIVESTOCK DEPARTMENT.
greater amount of reliable Livestock intel
ligence il given III lis cOums during the year
than in any other publication.
IT'S VETERINARY DEPARTMENT
Is conceded to be thoroughly reliable and
most practical. All lucritSDy subscribers are
promptly. cheeriully and fully answered by
one of the most accomplished veterinarians In
the United States, under whose direction this
department Is conducted.
HOUSEHOLD and GOOD HEALTH.
Weekly articles in each Of these departments
prepared expressly for this paper, form prom
inent feature.
IT'S MARKET REPORTS,
Including Live stock. Grain and General Mar
kets are carefully prepared by u special re-
porter mp the hour of going press.
THE AIM OF THE PUBLISHER
Will he In the future as in the past TO make
every department full ana complete so lnr aS
practical talent can be accomplish the end
that making the PRAIRIE FARMER The best
Agricultural and Home journal In America.
Terms 81 per year in advance, including the
balance Of 1878 free, to new subscribers from
time subscription is received for 1873.
Specimen copy free to any address Liberal
Cash Commission allowed 70 agents, WHO are
wuntpH pkprNwhpre 10 OInhnlIe cllDs, anu 10
, 1879-03-13
PRAIRIE FARMER CO.,
Chicago, Ill.
BATTISTE'S HAIR INVIGORATOR.

NJ. Battiste Deaitang, Tonsorial ar
tiStr of Port Townsend. Washington Ter.
ritory. begs to inform his numerous pa
irons and the public generally, that he has
prepared from the original receipt of Pro-
fesSor Montalembert, the celebrated chem
iSt of Paris. and from chemical extracts OF
rare medicinal plants found only on the
Northwest coast OF America. Il most ele-
CANT addition to the uSua toilette articles
in the shape of an invigO aio and rejuvi-
nator of the hair. This delightful pr-par-
alton cleanSeS the hair from all impurities;
prevents dandrulf. heals nj skin disease OF
the head. imparts Il g!oSS and SOttness and
beautiful color to the hair; restores its
growth by its healthy and tonic action,
aud prevents its falling of. In short
ISattiste's Hair Invigorator
Il the ''sine qua non" of all the inventions
for the Improvement, bcautifying and
growth OF the hair. The material ot
which it is composed are harmless aud can
be used freely according to directions ac-
companying each bottle. Every lady de-
sirous of having beaurilul hair should con
slider her toilette table table incomplete
without hottie of this delicate and elc-
gant cosmetic. Prepared and for sale by
BATrISTE DELAITANG,
At his TOnsOriaI saloon.
Water street. Port Townsend, W.T..
, 1879-03-13

nFNrN business you can engage in. s. TO
UANs $50 rer day made by any worker of
DSIN ell o. sex, right in their own local
DA'o itiCs. Particulars and samples
worth - free. Improve yOnr spare time at
this business. Address StinsOn Il Co., Port
land, Maine.
, 1879-03-13
A FIRM OF CHILD PoIsoNERs.

At Blissville, L. L., is a stable,
containing eight hundred cows who
never see the sunlight, never breathe
the outer air, take no exercise, stand
month after month in stall AZ inches
wide, live on hot distillery swill-
and furnish milk to our children.
Their food and mode Of lie have an
effect upon the poor creatures which
dare not describe; but it produces
what the sanitary officer calls a filth
-sodden atmosphere" which the cows
breathe over and over until their
lungs become diseased and their
bodies heated by consuming fever
In manly burst of indignation this
official exclaims: "Could any device
of man or fend be contrived which
would sooner or more effectualy de,
populate community 2" The of,
ficers asked to see the sick cows and
we're promptly told there was not a
sick one in the stables. They
searched till they were, wearied with
out finding one we'll COW Sc, eral
had pleuro-pneumonia, others had
fever, all had kidney or bowel com
plant. The cows never leave The
stables after entering, until, giving
no more milk, they are "fattened,"
driven to the slaughter-house-and
we eat their poisoned bodies Pre-
vious attempts have been made to
suppress this awful business, but the
firm is immensely rich, and our local
laws proved "ineifective." Now the
Governor has taken the case in hand
and the Legislature will be asked for
necessary authority. Indignation
finds no words scorching enough to
apply to the men owning and opcr
ating these stables.
ANOTHER OPENING TRADE-HoNEY.
England was startled few weeks
ago by the arrival OF so tons Of
American Honey in the comb, which
was landed in good condition and
sold at fair price. No attempt had
heretofore been made to export hon.
ey in comb, and this successful ven
ture is due to the enterprise Of
Messrs. II K. & +. B. Thurber & Co.,
the leading wholesale grocery house
of New York. From them | learn
the surprising fact that bee culture
, 1879-03-13
Gilmore & Co.,
629 r st. WASHINGTON, DC

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