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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31
N4rSt: ARRIVALS.

MAEsIoN HoUsE-Jon ( Carter. Va
Louis l. Spcuc'r, New I.ik Il Il Med.
Spencer Nv York jona K Ssrotr"T, Eau
q1icr Il Q Richar3-oa, Va; jOstus t ctchar.
FauGaicr n B Fur, Fsuquicr; ihas I
Wallace, Ulsnge 90, Va; jean I Williams.
Va; Alazastcr Moposst, Jesse L Adams
l.. b Novel; LgucbtGIe, Va.
ToN1INE d Shoemaker. Georgetown, D
g; Louis $40: maker, dc; Carl Shoouak 'r. dc;
J CoruDao, CGmber!acd iuotv. v; 4 }
Hecksr. Carlisle P; j Moore, Washirgtcn,
D {; J II Chichester, vii md daughter, Fair
lax county, Va; W,itor Ni,kGld8, L3utcur
coup'y, W; Eoher 3 Sa56er- Farqui. 2urty
q 7 Maddox. Nd; John NJ JohasoO, city; j i
Shryroek, f.fmmat, LGudoun corcty, Va
& Wallace, OIL; Johnson Ucit man, Pa; Lewis
Lane, Nj; C;aClca H2'gnt, Orange couo'y,
Va; CORD CT ? Digs, Nd; Henry L Gibbs,
L?udoue county, "; Harry jones, Nlsntua.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31

GENERAL GGANT. -Geoera! Grant passed
through hcra last evening 90 the 4. & L train,
sonthWaTd bound. 4 Eumter f persons had
collected at nc depot and gave three cheers tor
Grant, IS the train Stopped The Genera
started INV .Tds the bstk Of the Ger 10 acknnw
edge the ccml llmen!, but the trt!r moved Of
Immediately.
Hon. Corr!!ard Y. Smith. Mayor OF Alexan-
dri", on Monday sent the following dispute &c
Gen. Grsrt inviting him to sop il this city On
bis Southern trip
ALEXANDRIA Va, Dec. 70, 1879,
Gen. Z. S. Grant.
DesT Sir, IL your time will permit, in pass
ing through or city on your Southern tour, l,
ID Common with msny Of cur citizens, would
!ske Pleasure IL paying r5s. ecL 10 the oZ Fresi-
dent OF the United Stataa. Respectfully.
OtUR"LAND Z. smith,
Mayor Of 4ieXandrls.
Il reply Gen Gfsnt sent the following:
WAsuINGT IN. D. G Lee, IS 1873.
Dear Sir In scEnJ"e!E neut OF your tele-
gram, will leave Washington to MORROW even .
lnG aid VIII be unsb:e TO stop 81 Aiexalcris.
Respectfully,
L. S GRANT
HoN. c. Ii fNIiu
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31
Hon, {. Ii ENIiH

CORDIAL RECEPnoN,- sleution gas .aade
N yesterdays GsZ tic of the marriage 10
Heatmor,l;Gd couny, Of Mr. John FcrloDg
aud Mrs, NJ. j. Stafford, and OF their expected
sr!lVa! hera. AftcE tie Gaz3:to weut to press,
The rarpy couple arrived up on The steamer
joan ", Thompson. a LARGE crowd com pcscd
CT nj ny OF Our most prominent merchants,
bankers and professional men Vas assembled
e. the wharf 10 greet Mr.. FurIong ard BRIDE and
thiy passed tom me beat 10 carriage. through
doUaic lios OF itieods win has raised. Many
CT the more iufimate friends c:owded around
the carriage and congratulated the happy cou-
Pic. Last night many isrnGs called upoU Mr..
aud Mrs. Fur&og al their residence Oh Prince
street, a6G WISHED then lune life epd happiness
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31

The CONFEDERATE DEAD --LaborcIs ver,
ct work to day shaping up the mound il Chris
Church yard, urdcr which lie tho remains Of
The Confederate dead lately removed from The
U. S. Cemetery. The mound whcn completed
Will be ten feet squarc at tho bottom. slopine
UP to eight feet OF tie top. ard will be Eio2iy
sodded. on top will b, placed marble sab
bearing the rsmos Of The dead Jolders iogethe:
With appropriate notices aad Inscriptions.
Mr.. JohD i. Hi he: with couG:eEGablc
Ihcrai,y, presented To the chairman Of toe cln
nlt:ee having the natter ID cbargs, hand
81 me- 5.o1e vase ald peGcaa, which will be
placed OF he mound, GuG VII add not !l!c 10
is appearance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31

AN AUTHORITY ON BLACK EYES Il asrs
dill, the famous sport, Is srii &c suow more
about BIZ CT cy than the brightest brunette in
Anefic!. liz na- g;yeu snG ri: - thougauds
10 his time, end he says he Only ;hlGg which
vii! renQvs them wi,hia tH. I've i!uurs is Giles
L;Oic]1ot l.daie Ammonia. Giies' Pills cure
Const:p-,ivo. Sold ~ 81 trusG.ss S nd !cr
pan, nhict 10 DR. GILfs 100 VAST Broadway,
n y TlirI $ ~ 2l ncnls
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31

BAPTIST CHURCH CELEBRATION IN. 'uo
day School ceebratlCo OF tho Baptist Church
toek place last nigh 10 the pres,nce Of i! 0si-
ed auii;uce. T. rxcrcls.s coaai:t j Of cx'
hihitlons OF the pGglc isutcrU snt singing is
the school. fine auci noe wes then u N seru
AID he Children repaired to The &c utO ruorr
whore caaGies wcrr dislitu'ei to them BY
their teachers. Handsome prGscDts we're mac;
10 Rev ". s. PYpick, the rastor, and Mis-
Canlc MOdiey the o'eeuist, cit i which ihe
scholars Rero dlslc saed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31

NEW YEARS DAY 70 morrow. Now
Yrs Day, viii aot Dc genara!iy observed as
holiday III t;l9 c!tp. iho banks and Gov
cr2mco. o::ic Ti! be closed, lnr P,stnfics
kecp0g Sunday hours. but the CJmmero;,I
HycasDsa sod business houses will oe op-n g.
u-uai. i god many Of cur tar ladies will ro
cals,, bit tbs Jonkips If rs Gazette hes nor
haca aoio 20 sosIre 9 lit Of those recc,vipc
Tie o'iicl!l cccaploAs IL Wash!ng:on VII,
darlsss attract hunters Of persons from this
cay
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31

OUTRAGEOUS On Saturday, evening las: q
litte s:n OF Mr. Jul Us Droifus gas skating on
Baggett'5 Poad, nea: tho Stone Bridge, when
ne Has set uIo1 by two uoafG mer wGc ct
tempted to take lis skates away. The boy held
Oh t. the straps but they were broken and the
rcscsls made off viii the skates. Upon young
Duitns ateup.icg to ilow !lem, they drew
pistols and drove him # Mr.. Dreifus cifsrs 6
reward ior tho apprt heoai?n 81 tie "a. Gals, as
will be seen 10 ad.ther coiGruu.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31

READJUsTERs' MEEIING.-The R.a6iuscrs
held Gnother mae'iog ever Downey's s,oc ~
store, st the corncc OF Cameron aod Fairfax
streets, last night. With Robert w. Dsll.oger,
President. ard john T. D1VGey, Secretary.
The aclion OF tho Executive Committee iu
esdoseirg A. W. Chiffon for Judge Of The Cor
po!atiOu Curt Vas approved.
Aclicn was taken 10 king 10 the formation
OF wafd clubs, vino TIl re 0r&auz, the E2co1-
tive Committee.
The meeting Waa s'iG,lp stcu led.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31

OFFICERS PAID.-Ine CRY officials ard cm.
piUye,s Of the fire Gepa; TN Ut w;r9 paid if tt
day for the mouth OF Dsc m5cr. The ro Of
p 'l:c:nica a. prepared by tie captain Of !; o ice
AID c9osaiplue the names cf Gessrs. Simusor
cod iicer, appoictej Ia the place fiji ssrs Ll.ti.
Sid Walker rrmovGdtg Tire Mayor, YES prescott,
a1d checks drawn for oil! Of the rcRuIa. o(Iiacrs
L. Is Understood that neither C. tho ci imanls
to ih, cout4stgd pac viii re so Earrauis FOL
pay uatl the dispute shnl! be sct,rd BY some
ooDpGieGt authority.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31

READJU,TERs MEETING.-As vii b. seen By
;hc oo'lce III aaothe: column. there is TO be q
meeting OF R'ocjasters, at the Su Eagipe
House, 90 Monday right. This mceiog is
held 10 coDtrad s.nctoD 10 the ne, tags claim
ed 10 have been held by uuautb>r ID persons
and for personal motives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31

TEMPERANCE SPEECH Charley Nyo, tie
vel! known Temperance speaker, will sddsc
the Alexandria Reform Club, at the NJ. +.
Church to morrow night. Ho is represented
10 be Ole Of tae most ,oes;n rs speakers on that
sui ct in this region, and entirely free from
the obj ctilnl usually urged against such
sy,o aL.rs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31

NEW YEARS Eva.--Tue wac ling out q:
the Old ear aud the watching IL Of the Nop
vii DC GUY performed by mos; OF the youog
people. as. many OF the old ones Tonight. The
methods OF pls5nR tbs LlGlc will be v:ried e.
su;s he lasts ct oach indiQidusl watcher. A,
he u. L. Church ihc exercises OF the Chris
uas celebration vii! be repeated. Al tbs ;3:.-
oqslon OF his entertainment the usual Watch
Meeilog will be COMMENCED and coi,ticaod unit;
mlduIgnt: ihe Ice Socials will while ito hours
e@ay with hop at McBncre}' 8 hall, tie n VI
ar LancIers commonciUg promptly at mid
night. The usual boil riagiug Tli bs performed
according 20 custcm, and the sleepy old cod gers
VINO have 30 poetry 10 their souls and go 10
bed ~ eight cio:k, will DC III ade TO roslizo that
another year is added to The too rapidly accu
MUailrS score against their games.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31

ORIENTAL lUDGE Oriental Loleo No 6,
KGlgbts OF Pythlas, lat pi,ht eli, GEO the foi-
lowing oGcc.s: Wm Il Warf4d, G. c. VIM.
Underwood V. &; James tifl ton Prc!ate;
A I. Cox, K. Of r aud 4; WIN. D.r'ey, NJ.
OF F.; VIM L. Vincent NJ of f.; p. G. l.. D.
Harrison, delegate TO GRIND Lodge Of Virginia,
which meats al LVnchburg II February
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31

SvffAer' lr0u DSspcp ii say ,3Cy Spaficnec
The greatest iof!urcs Imaginable, snd Nou c give
all they are worth for T. 1emady that would
give instant relief. 70 ell such re would say,
try Lar; gus Auii- Bilious Bi:.crs, For sole
By all druggists, aud manufactured L. Baltimore,
Md, by W. L. rhcratou.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31

ADJUSTMENTS The Edith Siuclar cou bilI.,
llon will give performances at Ssrepts Hall t..
morrow afternoon and plight. The pieces bilis,d
are ''Feom Alter to ScatfoId,' and "A Chest
in spite IF himself"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31

GAME Laws Under the game law of Vir-
ginia. the time for shooting psrtrldges expires
to night, aud the mere fact of having them 10
possession, al er this date. aill be co, sidercd
pIina tsole evidence of the violation Of the
iaw. The season 10 Maryland expired Oh
Christmas cav.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31
LOCAL MATTERS

WEATDEa PROBABILITIES. Deer. 81. 1879,
Tor the Middle Atlantic States northeast. yeer.
my H. southeast Winds slightly warmer cloud :
esther, with SHOW CT rain, and rising followed
by falling baTonetar.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31

New REFORM CLUB The people If West
End have taken uD toe temp. ranoc C ,use, low
ae'siipg this city, and met lrs- night, ct St.
johns chapel, and organized reform cub
twenty SIX uanes were s'glcd 10 tho pledge
ADD macy more acc 4ssicps are Exp o., by Of
Friday tight, TO VIZ c. time the cIub Grj ,urnrd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31

/ narri.gc icr nsc T2s graatad 10 Washing
iou yesterday 10 u1rr!s9n Javl"s aD4 Sarah
JsDc Davis. brth # F1itltx County We.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31

Tine is money, bn, hcalth is happiness Ii
you save Bad Cold or Cough. Us, Dr.. Bl!'s
Cough Syrup. l. nil! ccra. Pres % 1ss.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31

WHIPPED Edward P.,chor, co!ored, Hgs
brought before Justice Thompson this morL-
ms OF the charge CT having stoIeo dress from
color' girl. The charge was pr,veo, aud
Pitcher YES sentenced to receive twen;y'o.e
Iashcs. which we've at oLc: admin cred by
Ofnocr Arnold,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31

FLOUR lNsPECToNs.-The amount of fzal
# bill grabs, Inspected BY John s. Taylor
Flour Inspector, OF Ibis city, for the uJlsrteI
ending 10 day, was 5,5Gl b,Ireis. 4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31

SAREPTA LODGE.-Ssr pts Lodge, No 46,
|. D, o. f., lat nisht elected tho following
othc:rs: Wm. d. Il nmerman. N G; j. A.
Graham. '. G 4; JAS Griga. r. S., ". W.
Sherwood. Per. Sec John 4. Field, Treasurer;
B I. Nails Cbepslu. The subordinate cii-
C rs will be appointed at the Installation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31

NQMM!SSfONE SAAE OF VAI,UA
X EuE Ia N U-6y VIRUS of dsereo pro.
bounced by the Cill Court Of Prince Willisn
county. st the Member apecisl torn, 1879
thereof in the chs-erY suit OF S.onnol! vs. Ston.
nell, lna undsrsned, special commissioners
therein named =: offer f.! ssie ST public cue
lion, before .ae fnt door OF the court house of
inc said couoty, MONDAY, the 9th day of
Jsnusry, 1880 Ct being Court day that V a L..
uABLh FAk. situated III the ss!d county,
cs!!nd "EEAIOO," obtaining shout 6i3
scrcs This FL liza CO the NeabscD run, about
ono half mile fn Neabsco Mills and 20: tofIi 20:
it is heavily tirercd and mas on it's CUMn,j.
UIOUS DIV LING and ali necessary on.
houses, well f3ed aGd in good state of cult
ysIion. It or it also VALUABLE
SLATE OUARY, which has beeu er;easjye-
~ wo ket sic the war.
Terms OF Ne: One third Of tae purchase
rnorey il: cs, and The residua r three cuusl
pay N, Its ana, two and three years, with ia-
terasl irom.7 of sale. the purchaser EXECUTING
bonds, uit.pprovet security, for tie i=farrsa
ps7 non.s,i I'd The title 30 be ro!aincd until he
whole OF putchgee money il paid.
Mr EiIrd OtOEnell, living on tho urnrnises
will taGeeaaure IN showing the tara TO sny
nnrson pliGg 10 purchase
a pl9t the tacm msY be seen at the oiIic3 OF
| John N0hnson esq, Alegsndris. Va
JOHN H. JOHNSON,)
Z E hEkEDITH, oom:r rs.
WM. =. LtP>CUMR, OF Sale.
Pr " i!ian County, dec It's
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31
CANDIES

we have just opened fac line of U.nd ga .as
as follows:
JORDAN SUGAR ALMONDS;
CRYSTAL FRUIT.
ROCK CANDY, assorted coors
WRAPPED oARAMELs
PLAIN CREAM BON BoNS.
ASSORTED CORDIAL DRops
CREAM CHOCOLATE DROPS
JAPANESE CoooANUr CANDY.
ASSORTED JELLY PASTE.
TURKISH BON BoNs.
FINEST MIX ed CANDY in bbls
Rose and LEMON GUM-DRopsi, hill.
We offer special inducements in tbs ohou
line of goods.
MINCE MEAT,
FLORIDA and JAM AGA ORANGES
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31
&gjSs'ESI Sss.sGtS,

j.. Governor Of The Commonwealth oc VIRGIN
ia :. as pschestor, will 1fsr !c.c sale at :hg from
dG0r Of The Court I2us Of Alexandria county.
Oh Ii ON DAY, the %G dsv OF January. 1850
hat being Gour! d.y, ~ o'clock m, TNEN
lyon {: ACRES. w royds snG twenty one
po!os o! Lend. il tAessld county of Alexsn-
Dire, ls.ely n J proper o! james Hilton decd.
which said land has sLeated 10 the Common.
%nElth, according TO !q.
Terms Of Sale On third Of the purchase
money Will bnreqairein cash: the residua in two
equ.l annual pay nas. 6esrinE interest from
Gay OF sale; The purcsser to execute tond, with
good personsI sccuri. &nd the Legal tit e TO be
retained till the woo of the purchase money is
psi;. AANCIS Il. MILLS,
dec i2-AW Escheatcr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31

| nog, for when the party broke up. at hs'f past
| ten, &C nam ihosc would have G.ssra5ad the red
| ribbon Ct The Reform Cub.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31

~ Uv!CS-A MHhlI, o." TIE ka4. D..
~ JUSIE&2 Of the cj!y Of A!oZsrdii vii;
be held Oh MONDAY EiGJI, the oh Of an
usry 1885, "A. 8 oclIc&, ii Inc ;ua engine hguse.
for oTgGn,z :tion, ai.1 to enquire nLo snd take
such acLioa re Ia, = be necessary With reference
10 the unauthorized act. cG ceIta:a later dAy
converts OF persons calling tnelasc! r;aGj G.t
ecs y. T. meeting sa!d g. Eave baen held by tLam
Oh E.:day night inc .6th OF EeleG!ar, 1879, 10
take lnLo c0nsCcE4i::a Tie Corporation judge
snip Ali l.eTsU;s Mo ere reg listers boGs tie
end Fog principle are .q0e-.eG 10 aJ.Ghd.
dec ) St To; :EH ~ 4si!t:<
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31
.HOLlDAY GOODS.
CIR OCERIES.

We are receiving and op,nins the f,l,ow;n.
goods:
Finest Double Grown London Lsyer RAIsrNs
Plain
Double Crown Muscatel
OFF stslk Valencia
Mat Seedless
Sultana Seedleas
" zANTa CURRANT5.
LEGHoRN OITRoN.
LAYER FIGS. in t, a.l,3,5Slolbb, s
MALAGA GRAPES.
" TARAGoNA ALMONDS.
ENGLISH wALNUTS.
PECANS.
PALM NUTS
FILBEHT5.
Ihe above goods were purchased in New York
at the decline, and We invite the attention 81
dealers and the family trade to our sn ,.i.1 b,r
gains.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31

TfHABLE end PECK Ell CUTLGaY-A full
4 line, wholesaa and retail.
JAS, =. JAHLIT = S ms
hoy - kiny elrRct
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31

rS- The heat assorted stock ard tho cheaIest
Boys sud Youths School Shoes il tue city.
sepi9 W. Z. WADDEY. JIG ENG st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31

IT IL ROW in tue power Of every family TO
L steam their own oyaters ny using the COM
NON SkNSE COOKIE For sale by
dee Is MCLNAN & ITHtyNT Is kingst
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31

= BBLS PRIME CEANEERE!Ei. just re-
81 ceived b.
dec is &c MlLBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31

~UXGS GRLATING su0 J: AYOREAG
~ bITE:. CHS inst received ~
dec s j. { MlLBURM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31

81 BSi.S CHOICE CRANBEBRlES receiv-
~ ed to-day by
dscll J,C MlLRU&N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31

NIEW kalSjNS, Gurrsnts. Citfon, PEUEe
IN ana Nuts received by
dec L. W. AVERY. 226 King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31

L 4 NJ AAN''
Throo Futon Kid Cloves n. Soc.
Double width Eor&ge Il 252.
Lsdies' Linen Collars at 5; IT
nov II 6. &. HhHAY'S.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31

DuFFEl'6 NEW YVAK SWEET ClDEE
/ ! in store sud ior sale by
decd 3. ". AVERY 226 Kings E.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1879-12-31

DEI&g EEN CUHHANTS, C!tron ind
4 Ksiains Just received By
dcc2 j G. Mii.BUEN
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-08-13
His Prescription.

Up in New Hampshire is well-known
eccentric individual, self-Lonstituted
curer of all ills; sort of universal pana-
cea, "body and soul, head, heart, and
conscience DOCTOR" who with all his &C.
centricitics, has fund Of actual wit t1st
is nard to beat. Not long ago, the "uoc-
tor was called upon the witness stand.
The opposing counsel, who is said some
times to ''wet his whistle" with "liquor
pizen," knowing the doctors peculiari-
ties, ventured, in cross-examining him, to
show him up a bit. The result will be
appreciated. -. -..s =, ss.
"What is your business?'' pompously
inquired the counsel. +..r.s T.. ...fg...sr..
"1 business is to do what little good
I can to my fellow-men,' modestly re.
piled the doctor. &c.,. ... .........s... ....,s
"But that doesn't answer my question,
gruf1y remarked the counsel. allow dc
you spend your time2' - ...,...-.. .....s p.
"Why, Squire, it takes about all my
time to do what said," remarked thu
doctor.
"But want something more definite,
stoutly demanded the counsel. "Hov
do you 60 about your business?"
''That depends upon circumstances. &C
cording to the nature Of the case," ex
planned the doctor. "For instance, if
were going to begin on you. the frs
thing i should do would be to advise 70,
to sign temperance pledged" .u
The court roared, and the counsel, as i
convinced the doctor was pursuing legi
innate and respectable vocation, proceed
ed with the regular cross examination.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-08-13
ADAMS PROPHECY OF WOMAN.
q enceforward, woman, rise

Henceforward, woman, rise
To thy peculiar and best attitudes Il
OF doing good and of enduring i'll,
OF comforting for ILL, and teaching good,
And reconciling all that i'll and good
Unto the patience of a constant hope.
Rise with thy daughters? If sin came by
And by sin death, the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
The heavenly life and compensative rest
Shall come by means Of thee. If woe by thee,
Had issued to the world, thou shalt go
forth ..a ....ft s.-.. ... 4
An angel of the woe thou didst achieve;
Found acceptable to the world instead
OF others of that name, of whose bright steps
Thy deeds stripped bare the hills. Be salts
fed;
Something thou has to bear through woman
hood.
Peculiar suffering answering to the sin;
Some pang paid down for some new human
life; 80
Some WEAKNESS in guarding such life
Some GOODNESS from the guarded; some mis-
trust
From those thou hast too well served; from
those beloved
Too Loyalty, some treason; feebleness
Within thy heart, and cruelty without;
Aud pressures Of an alien tyranny,
With its dynastic reasons of large bones
And stronger sinews. But go to; thy love
Shall chant itself its own beatitudes,
After its own life-working-a child's kiss
Set on thy signing lips. shall make thee glad
poor man served by thee, shall make thee
Thou shalt be served myself by every sense
OF service which thou renderest.
Drama Of Exile.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-08-13
Rebuking a King.

Count Redeem, the Lord High Cham
berlain of the Emperor OF Germany, has
been created prince. He is distinguish
ed musician, who has written more tn n
one opera and composed a great deal OF
highly merito1ious chamber music. The
new prince is now seventy-seyen years
old and has no son to succeed to his hon
ors. He is one OF the wealthiest nobl,-
men in North Germany, possessing an
enormous landed estate. Much of this
wealth came to him, with his wife, the
daughter and heiress of the great Ham
burg millionaire, Senator Jenisch, a lady
of extraordinary intelligence and spirit
who died four years ago. At the time OF
the marriage etiquette and caste preJu-
dices exercised despotic control at the
Prussian court, and, despite Countess
Redern's enormous wealth, remarkable
beauty and eminent intellectual endow-
ments. She was not considered we'll
born enough to grace that circle OF blue
blooded Junkers. She vas, however
presented soon after her marriage, and
Frederick William w., who never could
forego an opportunity of saying what he
considered to be a '.good thing no mat
ter what embarrassment or pain it might
1nhict upon the person he addressed, after
acknowledging the youthful brides pro-
found obeisance, exclaimed. in a voice
sufficiently loud to be heard by all the
distinguished personages present, cab!
Countess Redern-by the way, tell me-
what was it your father dealt in?" The
countess drew herself up to: her full
height from the reverential attitude in
which she had been standing before the
throne and replied, my father, your
majesty, dealt in integrity and intclli,
gepce!'' The king took his fair subjects
rebuke like a gentleman, without mani
Testing the least resentment, and subse
quently paid marked attention to the higt
spirited lady who had ventured to re
prove him before his whole court for s
singularly ill-advised utterancc. He Of
ten told the story against himself in afte
years, and as v ont to observe, with al
evident relish of Madame de Redern'
prompt and digni6ed. repartee, that 81"
had never before or since been SO vel
answered as by the daughter of the Ham
burg tradesman." f,ssfr.@s ii
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-08-13
About Storms.

BENJAMIN Franklin first made the OBJ
servation, hundred years ago, that all
so-called northeast storms came from the
west. This observation of our greatest
philosopher has been since SO absolutely
verified as to constitute q law All great
orms in this country move from the
west in a general easterly direction-usu-
ally little to the north of the east
Nearly all Of them originated in that sec
ton Of the country marked on the maps
as the Western plains-the high table.
lands between the meridian of ninety-five
degrees on the east and the Rocky noun
tains on the west, comprising the area
occupied by Montana, Dakota, Nebraska,
Western Kansas, Indian Territory, New
Mexico, Western T.xas, and Nothern
Mexico. The origin of storm in this
region may be stated as follows. The air
over large sandy area, becoming rairi-
fed by the intense heat of the SUMS rays
and rapid radiation from the sandy sur
face, begins to ascend; the moisture laden
ar of the Missouri and Mississippi val
legs and the Gulf of Mexico on the one
hand and the cold current from the Rocky
mountains on the other rushes, isjto take
the place of that which is ascending
We have thus produced an easterly Mind
! on the front or eastern side of the area Of