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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-02
HOLIDAY GOODS.

HOLIDAY GIFTS.
PARLOE ORNAMENTS:
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
R1CH JENELRY:
STERLING SILVER WARE
FINE PLATED WARE;
All stylish and new, and a; lower pr.caS than ever
before.
nec1Itr SpNEFN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-02
ENlNAL NOTICE TO THE HOLDERS
l. OF BONDS OF THE NORTHERN PA

ENlNAL NOTICE TO THE HOLDERS
OF BONDS OF THE NORTHERN PA
C1FIC RAILROAD COMPANY.
Under the Plan Of Reorganization, ratified by tho
decree OF the Court, the time in which BondhoIiers
should be allowed to participate in tho benefits of
the Plan. the conversion of Bonds into Preferred
Stock was left to the discretion of the Purch
committee More than three years having passed
SINCE this right was given and more than nine
n 6s Of the Bondholders having converted their
BONDS, the Committee, DESTROYS Of closing tn air la
bors hereDy give notice that the right of converting
Bonds and receiving Preferred Stock viii terin ate
circulars giving information how the conversion
If made can be had at the Office of tho Northern Pa
ciT Tb ~ NO. ID 20, No - FIFTH avenue New YorA.
under the Plan up to the same time
FREDERICK BILLINGS
janl-1aW6m ooAAAAiA''9o'o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-02

A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF GOLD AND
SILVER WATCHES. IN MEMS, LADIES
AND BOYS SIZES. AT VERY MODERATE
PRICES
M. W. GAIT, BRO. co.
declTtr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-01-02

PLEASE bear In mind that DuranJ's Rheumatic
Remedy cures rheumatism quickly, thoroughly
and permanently.
LodiHe's Headache Specific prevents as well as
cures headache Price 50 cents
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-27
y+E:s'S fi& TAE DE.

The iu1tral Ct hcxaaCcr Stunt tho wealthy
Now \ ok sugar refncr, took plaza from the
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church YESTERDAY.
There Were DO pail bearers.
Recorder John Ilaokclt, Ct New York, died
10 that city YESTERDAY, liter long iliEcss Mr..
llackott vas sen OF the commcGian, JANE s
II. Hackott, and possessed nluch Of the humor
OF his father.
Gen. Grant had his i..cHa reception ia
Philadelphia yesterday, meeting with tho U6i-
vera! pcaoa Union, tito Methodist miois!crs
and others. lie diacd with tho officers aud
directors Of the Back Of North America.
Thursday evening George Sheppard, wi
l:1o%n boat builder Of FhiIadclphia, went 10
his trent door 10 answer Tho ring OF mo bell,
when George Wood threw a quantity of snl.
pburlc ACID il iis Iaoa, burLirg ead disG.urinc
his lace itarul'y. sid c:rs ~ The loss Of cue
eye.
Gogcrnor elect Wiz. G; Louisiana. who has
been i'll ijr several weeks, has uaderxin! a1
cptra!I0a w!l;h his physicians think will ro
s;oro him to health. Ga Tuesday last his phy-
sicians wi:hdicH i:cn iho riaht Guis cr thcic
IatltDt tGl qI4rt II water, Hri@li9g Two
p1urds and Two Ouncc..
The first b.;Gad, If Oaio lu;.iL.a was uGarr
aims at CInronan yesterday alorriDe, PREPARED
to move 10 tho stock yards. where n STRIKE is in
prosrcse, Ia C ESQ of Do;d. All Was quiet TO-
wards noon. however, and the brigade was dis
missed, with ordcls 10 uiGc ST s p. II. q. tho
stock yn:ds.
Ourny ard tho Uc Chief, 81 cicd 10 y;si;
Washington arrived at tie los Pines hg2Ecy,
Cilo' ado. Thursday, but w;th only part Of The
Ili50ceIS WHO sra 10 he tried. Gen. II3:c1 re
id,el 70 proceed Unless all, as atipu!aicd. w:rc
SGrie"dercd, AID gave OaTay five days more to
nnsa his ta.k and li.so the prisoners tt Clpo
Rsnci'c, thirty Iies t:oai los 'iccs.
a prs'tt ger iran ia Iho Chieaso AID Alton
ia''Ioad Wh;ch Iett 81. Louis Thulsiay night
Tor hap9as City Wa r'ckrd near B2Idaa Sta
ton, Mo-, while was runt iog ttir'y rails 40
hour. Strtklog steel rel! rendered brittle hy
tho ftcsi, tie rail, spapptd, throwing Of and
smashing up the whole tram except iho LEGO
mot'fc. I@o colcGGs were burned. Two pcr.
sons warc killed. aid o number i.iar,d, int
none rOu5'y.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-27
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

Mant;on House George 4 Eaaedel, Lead
VILE Col; Il Nea, PsrKlriburg w Va; Geo
Jaeqnlss, Gainesville. Va; Chss Eumphrirs,
wife, child and nai5, Chsrias CO. Md; l. WIS.,
JI sa w.; Q Haynes, do; W.Ism MI
Mrs Poicdextar do; j WhitfsId sykes, Thee
sem'y: Va; Alex Mcdonald, Lynchbury, Va.
IoD!,ne-A q Cassidy, Montgomery co, Md
G John urr. Leesbufg, ioudnun CO. Va; N
olSi!on Dulsny, I.oudoun CO, Va; Arthur ne.
gI'l @, az James Wilmington, Leesburg, Va;
Guilford, Loudoun CO. w; w Il Hislsy, Glove.
1sna, Ohi1i Sesrge.nt, Baltimore. Md; rhns
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-27
List Of Letters.

The following is list of tho letters rc.nsinins
', In the Postonice in this city Deccnlhsr -
fersons calling for letters will say they $40 al
.Vortlsed and give tho dato of The list.
If not called for within thirty days, thoy Willie
sent to the dead lo!tor Office in Washington
Bradley. Mrs Mary G. johnson, Miss HoIy;rs
Boc%,, Miss Agnes ,isckson, Irs Nancy
Hnker Howard Kinnie, John
Baer a hsrsher, Mrs Lay
Cole, MIS- Msry Morgan, Hiss Sarah
laws, EiiZ4 IL Scot Miss Knsey
Hraaon, Nl.s $traWer, Mrs E!lsn
Cray, Hamilton Whiting. Miss NAV
Hsskins, JAS Williams MIS- NAV
IL LEWIS MCKENZIE 4. NJ
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6srSW;:csl.

louGnKtErslE. II. US De. 47.--CharIcs
IL. ). Williams, lawyer ard p,omi1cDt man
OF this city. was drowned al u3lrod, Mass,
last night while skating.
CAPE May, n. j., D3,. 27.-rh!s moreiog
as the pilot boat T.. &. Knight was getlios
ready to anchor her main bo1m Struck ono cr
tho apprentices Joseph Gregory, knocking him
overheard a small! boat Was Immediately
manned, hns lie fank before taoy cau!d resch
him.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-27
Fires.

WATERToWN. n. Y. D!c 27.-Tho s,o,c,
shcp. goods aud machinery Ct W. y. Chan.
man 4 Son. fisblpg taekla rnaBuiac:cry at
Theresa, N. l., were destroyed ty fire las.
night. Tho less is 10000; jns1rtd.
NEW York DEC. 27.-E. Kctcbum e. c.. 9
five story brick bulldog, on the corncr cfSou!b,
81 street and Uaiou avenue. Bioik!yn, was
damaged to tho extent Of Sl0O.0no BY fir. last
night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-27

Inc January numb,r OF Pottel's American
Monthly has bson received from lis pubishcrs,
IN Philadelphia. lis leading paper is entitled
Lay at the Capital, containing, among other
lhIngs An ihte7ctng ard Instructive notice of
the Corcarsn AZ: Gallery. and illustrated with
"a Wow Of the G.. front Of The U,p;,ol TIL,
journsl has tho additional attraction in tbe,o
hsrd times a! the South, OF being ono Of tho
cheapest monthlies published.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-27

III anybody vans m excuse for dcs,ine a
stronger s0vcGumou. than that at prezcot COG
trolling tbs coua r., it il afforded by either
The Mormon or t." lottery qnas ion. No or e
doubts that both poiyGamy ard l3ttefies arc
ddmcr4lzac, anl &c! the Government, scco;d,
ing to ihe Cars ituion, en- not suppress ci,h.r
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-27

lt'S no. unnatural to suppose that when tho
lfeVaiiing cold weather FRS! struck tho negroes
VINO recently en- grated from tho warm and
wooded country Of North Carolina TO tho bleak
prhir;6s Ct lEdisna thoy l,ined for tho genial
cline they Ind lott behind them.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-27
General Grant.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. 27.-Gencfat Giant,
accompanied by his wife, hi' toa5, Jesse aud
Fred, the lattcr's wife, AMI Gcnorsl Sheridan
and wife, left tho Continental Hotel shortly
bettr. nooa to day aud proceeded t. the Yves:
Philadelphia depot. where they to1k tho l2:4)
p. N. limited cgpicis train south for Wash
instoo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-27

Tie MAINE MUEpIE Tho "g.," i, Main,
Is as "s1uneiag brass or . 'iDk!ing eyc,bal :" Il
great deal OF "scund aud fury sisniiyins moth
ihs.' Communications arc continually passicg
between Mr.. Lot. NJ. Morrill, aud Governor
Garcelon between Gov. G:r,,ou and TIC
mayors, councils aud 'p.onilcrt citiz.ns." aid
excitement is reported as ".uaniae high"
Even speculation is INDUCED Ia as TO wha;
amount OF dependence, oin b. m: ia The ai2Nl
-"copmauded by a brgadcr general o.! bril-
liant military !ccMd''-in the ,v.ut that their
services should be rc:dod, which is altogether
improbable. as tho climate CT that o3uary is
aversc 10 hctteadednCss and as Indignation
meetings arc vonts for the supc!lu;ty Of gas
with which tho retainors Of Morril aud Blaiuo
have been inflated. aud as th, s, meetings src
frequent, the whole ,hiog will probably sooa
collapse and tho rebellion" against the r1Gica!
party BIO squclched. What rights have cthr.
that tho radicals are bound to rtsocct? None
deny that Gov. Ga1calon has sc'cd in conform
lty With the law, but 10 this instauc, the hw
don't suit tho radio ,ls-;rso, tho law must b.
violated,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-27

Tho r2ccn: session Of the Legislature of
South Carolina vas Just thirty days long. If
The s'mo could 30 said OF the Virginia L,gi,!a
'ura, Low happy We would t,c!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-27

We haro received from Messr,. Scribner s.
20. tho Janusry number Of st. Nicholas,
aoouad!ng in csp;tai reading for tho young
folks, and full Of handsome pictures. For sale
Ut Fionch'5, IS and 95 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-27

MARRIAGE LIcEs sEs Marriage lcrrses
were granted in Washington yesterday to Loo
Gryson and Jsne Bryant, both Of Waterford.
va george r. Pay no aud Nollie L. Fant, both
OF Culpeper co. Va; Horace f. Trotb, of Fair.
lax county. Va, and Emma j. Simpson, o!
Montgomery county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-27

have received pamphlet copy of The lee.
ture delivered in this city last September before
tho Teachers Institute. By n. a. Clancy, on
tho Relations between Language and Sound.
motto ID at length in the Gszolto E. the limo OF
iis daliyerv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-27
Petition.

PORTLAND. Me-, Dec. 27.-The trirc;,al
protestant c:crfgmcn OF Portland, hsy, nn;tad
"a petition to the Gov.rnor TO ask tho aJv;co
Ct Inc Supreme Court 10 the present nos;,inn
.! 'if ; Episcopal Bishop Neely and Rov
ID. Hill are among the sisncra. -''''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-27
NJ Office TO GAS CONSUMERS

oii's Tor the ,quarter cndirg Decembe. 18th
ere S,1 now ready tor delivery, ana would recpect
10y urge upon consumers tho necessity Of pay
'A so W promptly. j. ROXBURY,
''o-o-iw Superintendent
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-27

mo January interest on tho iunGoi dott of
mo city wall he paid promptly by Treasurer
Harlow
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-27

Tie news from Oao viz Washington. is tbst
General Garfield Is loading in The struggle fir
The seEatorshir
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-27

Tao cuiVo committee OF the grccntack
p:rty 0! Maine aay they view with shame and
lndgnatijn tho iumiiia:irg spectacle of Maize $
Uoitod STAT 5 Seniors engaged 10 rsusing the
c>umu1ly to g s:a;o 0. vio!t NC that threatens
riot aui t)oiaicd. Tha;r shame a3d oiig-
nation a:c aa;uta', AMI arc 50 considered By IL!
unprtiliicod p2cpl', bat tho expression Of
thts, tnotons wjcid not appear s. strange
COW il the coanGiary aoon OF Messrs. B;aco
aul III anita, With rcglrl TO Scu.hcrn aff.i:s,
had not been allowed u ras5 by those Same
grccnbalk2r5 si;hau so mu,h es protest. Il.
Is oily when they lrJ tho sufferers that The
hlai9c grcen!ack rs caa see radical cacrmi!y in
it5 proper iis;:t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-27

Lie E!camoId orrcspondcnt CT the y. ters-
i;IG la;:tZ Appeal alitcs:
Ii !'as iiecn stated ty these 1ho aupsar 10
ans" somehipg about Il that Mr.. BrocIcL-
"s1'Sa' q i.:sIZ, v9ho vas elected by the Gen.
.t.! AS; IiiJ Is Rasi SER If the Land OlIic,
VIC. IDicncl, !iarfia7r, hnDder .tcslinsa
70 accept, slSins tie did COS seek or c.
sra tie roall;a. the authenticity OF this
Ha'cmcnt have hGcu unable 10 verify. am
Su'o that several Of these elected TO cspita] of-
ness II the rcedius.crs tcc!aie that thew had mn
Idea Of their Names being mentioned in ron.
necjio2 with the PLACES to which thew werc
c:tcted un'iI they Saw thu announcement NJ
tto'r cloc:ion in the papers,"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-27
ICON munica:ed.

A HINT.-It hiss boon suggested 70 The writer
BY discreet ctizon. and II s.rkss no ~ jast the
thing, that our police iorco'' do not sct sleep
sufficient; not that they do not have plenty Of
t!mo 10 sleep, but that they do not avail thno-
selves OF it. Some of them instead OF going
thst purpose, go ga!lvsntiug around tho iowa.
market whsrVcs, and some tslis their dcgs and
90 shooting When the doleful hour arrives
for going on dutY"thcy ere necessarily fatigus1.
and would be moro than mortal if they could
keep up. Sleep and rest moro. my friends of tho
police, md you viii; lcei tcier and do far better
vi course-not TO ba considered witty--l
mean 'sloep and rast' wnen off duty tocol-
leet, "Rnglsnd e1pacts every man TO do his
Cuty. D s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-27
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY B.
EDGAR SNOwDIE-s
SATURDAY EVEN'a., DECEMBER q.
|: va, sl.;cl 10 our Washington correspond

W
ere yesterday Chat at least two democratic
Seuat1rj i!Juch: i: w3uld BE- the sltas. policy
for their pI.iy 10 " 20 10 Dsci d07n from the
position .Ac1 iava assumed. Following such
advice The past has reduce tho dem ocraiic
party to its rr; sept almo.t l1lpotent condition,
AID il3wiGg !. much len !cr will mako II By.
word Of stam' AID rcpr0ach throughout the
land. No n1v y adyise rassiarc, to TIC ia,
eyitat!a. NJ visa MN aJ.s. And O coed run,
tbs woill over is tier than o bad stand.
Bat llla roi,9 f the lsrotr.tI has b,en 10 re.
sist what could b, rruulaci successfully uoiI
90 the *. Of victory. and thcn 70 roir,at ia-
gIoloUsI to IL k u1t UGiy bad Ga ID but q
worse ,u,. by such q Cruise they havo roi
UGfy driven tf,,a ,lIe;f tarks gil those Who
naturally mt 10 be On lie Winning side. but
have dsmnc2ad AID oocl,d The nrdor Of The
vtu1c, ac;iy.. hold oad crihu.iasIi, sni.i;s who
sill! G,hE u.,.i?r ;h,ir banner. and renIac,d the
coofilcrc, tho, le,nc,lg irspi5td the yctrrons
Ia their service with the air Of L. i,,tion that
rresaets doisa', ii.ouel It indicates q firm re.
s)lyc iu uarch IN 20 c,r;.jn d,a,b A. uo
have previously sail thc dir. sirsi,s r. which
tic d-m,crsc7 il rog reIuccI vonll warrant
aay atic:nrt % obtain n5;sisl. .uc,c, m mt
t,r hos fJ:'oyn The hone nav b,: but 70. them
10 siy. up tic M.in: So when they have tho
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-27
Letter FROM ssici,r,e,,,,

correspondence OF ths AleEaadris cs,,.,.
KIcuMoND. Dsc. 26.--I, has tc:u Q nat,of
OF general commit to cay that nany of ~,
negroes ca the streets yesterday wars crc.ss;,.
~ rude to white people. Tho poli,tmc, ana
c'slzeas generally ooticed this Many oftbem
snd ESPECIALLY tic yiu2scr men, rcelsd oh,r,
the streets. ard made offensive rena,L. 80
white people, eli aal gounf. Their action VS.
sttlslugly suggestive OF recoussructio, tinc.
Richmond people have vivid recollection IS
those days Since the election of Mabono WA
the warm commcrdation of Cock, tbo Norf,r.
negro tblsi, by ,whto roa6justers, AID tbt;,
forty acres and mu!o' style Of olcouarc,
to put on sirs. 0'sua
A splendid caricatu:e 90 The rca6jus,,r p,riv
lso callcal was On exhibition here Yestcrdav
and others of tho 50 called leaders ver. s1 nT,
portrayed The asluso William was bei1r
arms Of four dusky E;hopiane. Tho o otUo
Dtother W's mixed uo inds,rimiualely with his
white compccr. The "rca6iusters' 1,tr;s., Ms
hymn of triumph" began as follows - 70 ''''
Shout the glad tidings, exultiaclv sin,
Mahone has trlumphcd, the Ligger is kior,"
Ihe stuff abont Grant AID Maho,c ,;ol.
ct has evidently been tkroRn cut 30 n fstl,r
| ny Mahonc himself. No one has ever dro,,,n';
OF suoh ticket ssvc Malone himself lis me-
| OWE impress on that Mshon- wcu'd Tx. "a ~,
with Giant. lie would claim 10 be rrnrcsen
tatlVo confederate soldier and wouli cndravtr
TO convey the Impression that he cnud MINI.
the SOUTH. ssY this is my oYn imnression
thlGk II Grant is noIiaa.od by tho republicnra
anu any oiher man than Tllden il nominated
by the democrats, Malone will 80 With CRAM
| MY lmpress!on Is. however. that he wcrld g.,
win liiden, perhaps unall!iraly, hu. he wou!l
nevcrtheles9, ba With him. Between Bayar;
or Seymour ami Grant believe ho will s;dr
with Grant. These tLnfs your corresn,adsn,
hlots st IS among tho probabilities. Ii wi:
Fchaln Tor time TO rrove whether the p,siictio1.
are ccrrtoS. IL Grant II SGt Ncmiea,cd by :h,
ropnolicans nnI Ii!den ia nominated by III,
demoIrai:, ny impression il that y1u will fad
| Mahono To DO en- ardent Tliden man. ;fJihan
ls not notlinst"d by tha democrats gai Cr.nt "a
| not nominated By tho republicans thon / :k,rE
Mahcno ~ond wheel arluht LId tsHo Tia r,-
| publican.
General Mahono few DAYS sirca, ,brcuch h.
paper, attacked Judge minor the prcsen, j uty,
| OF Henrlco county. Judge Miaur wen, il H.,
| WAT more boy and lest IN arm in tho strusoln
| tor ndepantahc3. uu ia the choice C. tba No.
pie III his county. General Mnhonp, haw,y"r
claim ID through his psprr lhua Judge Mia:
had Nc; lost his arm in tho war, int by AZ 'scc,-
| dent in childhood" snd urged Tho row nsTt,
not 10 re'elect him. To-day Us w" (unde:
| Stood tn DO Capt John i. Wise comes ont ia !.
letter TO tho Wing in manly rinlsnso of Judge
| Minor, and tells that no lost his arm in b,tl
and how hs was q gallant soldier al through til.
| war.
Cook. tho oolorad doorkoaper, still draws bis
four dollars day. 1t 10 Said Tho House vii!
elect his successor when it rtssscmbios.
| STRNEGlnM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-27

A lady 10 cur neighbolhooi vino has suffered
iCr over over three months tho mes. cx!rem,
torture by a violnns Cough, has become COM
pletely cured by d.. Bais C1usIl Sylup. For
ss!e in every drug store.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-27


Another Christmas came; the two met: the
bells w>r9 ringing tho golden bells; and the
faVcd and tho saver; tho lost aud the won the
msn ard Tho woman. Joined their dual lives
into oHo,
IN The mansion of gentleman high in rank
- tue cEli Oil 20 Of his country there stands in
tho centre or y drawing room, resting on a table.
ai":&o glass waco. Within there lies but SIM
PIC handkerchief, from tho folds Of which there
cen ID, sees: ha simple initials "E. g."
'c3IEailFGes il tbs midst OF brilliant recon.
1'na: Wien Inc Gf9udest, tho nohlest, tho iish-
Mt &! 'nGn. meet 70 do my master honor he turns,
:":'s thSn ;hc t&!o l:sve juet told you and SAVE
oMs 81 ~ honcr,my greatness, my glory, To
;2ns iti!1 piSeo oi 'inen and 10 my little dog
and 81: !F!on'is add this neral: when
;.'E 'n&n, 20 atler how faulty he is, how use.
ci. 70 may make his life, has the devotion Of q
deg "cd The entire love Of one woman, there is
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1877-1885, 1879-01-30
A BRIEF HISTORY:

The following Is from the Ralet IN News
and was . voluntary insertion and not an
Advertisement
Years ago an old Indian left a recent for
curing ScrOiula with Mrs Persons father
Mrs. Person lives in FranklintOn, or la that
section. A child was born TO Mrs, Person,
and 1t bad the ScrOfula. The doctors ga We If
up 10 die. she thought Of that receipt, thai
was now old and musty, and hid away In an
upstairs drawer. She concluded if the child
WAS bound TO die, 1t wouldn't hurt to follow
tnat receipt. She went out and gathered tn
nero, got the Whiskey, and did as directed
the Guild. Her child now lives we'll an
hearty. More than this Only a lew months
since 2 South Carolinian, whose name has
Slpped US, was suffering Witn some ScrOfu-
louS aHectlOn on the heel. He had been to
tne hot Springs in ARK ansaS, and from there
ne Went TO kittrell Springs. Not ing do
n!m any good. AT Kilt ellis they toll him
OF mrs. Per5On's recipe. and DIR. - wrote
70 Mrs. Person IL she cured that South Caro-
imam her receipt was worth money. And
the south CarOllnfan sent ner word if She
cured him he would give her five hun.
drad dollars. She seut hi II directions what
TO do, and added If they cured Lin he
could send her twenty-five dOlIars; she
Wouidnt ask tive hundred. The Soutf
CarOlln1an went home. and ShOr ly after.
ward sent Mrs. Person a cheek for twenty
I'VE dollars and WlOte the most grateful let
Ter he knew how. Bless those old indians.
we would like 10 nave one for a near neigh
bOr."
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NEW YORK, January %.
AOn nj kN0hannn
NIGHT.
NBw YORK, Jan. 2S

NEW YORK, Jan. p.
m-tocks easy. Money 1hG3. Exchange
0ng 4S5; short, 487A; oLaLe bon0s weak
Governments lower
Cetton-Net receipts 1886: gross 1881 Flu
lures closed firmer but steady; SAFES 4l,COO
January s.4Sa9 40; February 94S; March
9.67 April 9.A; May lO.0JalO VI june
10 12a1O. IL; july 1921 3 lO.Zo August lo.3oalO.
81.
Cotton quiet; sales 626 bales middlins
uplandS 97-l6; Orleans 1915; consolidated
net receipts q, LII; exports to Great Britain
S,1U: France 2uo2.
NORFOLK, ia uary %.
. Cotton steady; middling 9H net receipts
ALSO; gross WU stock 24,s2t; sales Ell; eX-
pOrIs cOaStWiSe ll9!.
BALTIMORE, January g.
Cotton fl m middiing 9zs low middling
g; gOOG ordinary Ses; sales SO cOnsOll-
dated net receipts 3z5; gross 26; sales
l,y11.
BOSTON, January 80.
:Cotton quiet; midding gs; low middlina
az: sal. $ S5.S; consolidated net recei. is
s66; gross 3,663; Stock 1910.
WILMINGTON, January 20.
Cotton quiet; middling 9 low middline
So: goOc ordinary s.; net receipts 53l
prvss blank; sa 'es $50; stock s 215.
Spirits Jurpentine nrIn26H rOsin frm
LIS for straiued Crude turpentlne firm
lbs for hard, and IS for yellow dip ana
virgin. Tar firm at l35 Corn nrm n1xeu
Is
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VEN ENTS.
WORTH $25 TO $50.

VX7ORTH S25 TO $50.
Every farmer should have my re-
ceipt for. making manure No one
who mas it would be without it for ten
times it's cost. 1t is made at little cost,
in fact So of time and money will
make you S25 to $50 worth of
eaua. Ia strength to Pe,uvi.n Guano
[ will send the receipt to any address
for 81 cash or E receipts for 50. Reg
lister your letter, and address it to
.FARMER,'
Raleigh. y G..
rs Papers ccI ying the above, and
sending marked PAPER, will be turn
ished With one receipt. jan 80 2t
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mAKKETa BY TELEGRAPH
NOON.
PARIS, Jan. %.
n l.l3f. and 300.

KAhIS, jan. 30.
Kentes l.l3f. and 300.
LONDON, Jan %.
Oonsols for money 95 1916; Erie 2iIs.
January %.
Cotton dull but easier: midunng uplands
SIS l6; middling Orleans IL; sales 500
speculation an exports 900 receipts 5.3UU
American 1900. Futures easier; uplands
low mlddlink clause; January delivery 5
9-33; February and March 5 5-l6; April and
May 5s6; May and June 3 IL J.; June and
July 5 lo-32; new crop shipped december SAIL
49,.
NEW YORK., January %.
stocks strong. Money 213. Exchange
quiet A.e4ssa. State bonds Gull. Governments
steady. r.eights quiet.
cotton quiet; sales 3SS; mtddling uplands9
7-l6: Orleans 9 y-l6; Futures steady; January
wv February 9.4S: March s62, April 30,
nay 9 95; June COCO; July OO.OO; August OU.
Flour quiet. Wheat quiet. Fork nrm.
lari dull 1914. Spirits turpentine 2sA.
Resin | ,4U. rreightS STEADY.
BALTIMORE. January 20.
Flour steady and firmer ana In good de-
n.and. Southern Wheat dull and nOInln. |;
~ Western in fair demand aud steady; South
ern red Local u amber Goal VI no. Penn
sylyania red l vs.; no. 2 Western winter red
spot and January So; February "a. south
ern Corn quiet and TO nlual; v est I'm falrly
active anu llrin Southern white 4ia4I; YET
low 6oaGi..