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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-14
hail. Express,

a&l &a".a" 5ri, C1nn">ts at G0-donsvila
F.a Io"a. q Ohio Il. ~, Esst aGi TYe:. Al
A?ncI 1o'>. connects With Atlantic, Hiss. :
U@I2 y. =, through Southeast Virginia, g.
N.5aTi"", 39H pcioan, Mem ahis, Little &ock
saI ioZ.7-sud 81 Dsnvil., With Rich Il, ond =
Dsn7llIo T. &, to South md South vest.
hTpie'g SOuthYafd cOuneCts st EoTioTsviljn
20 G,i points on GAGS IL Ohio 4. T.
M ED Trains for Main i,ins la.vs Al.
atsadrIs dai!y, except Sunday, S GO g. M and
= " noon. and returning arrive ri Altxsntjr,s
2lU p q and z 35 p. n.
FOR III ~ ASSAS LIN T. ioavs Wlshinysai,
: 10 o. M, snd Alexandria : So Il. M, daily
@Icept 5un9sy, arrive At StrasbGrg st IL rs D m.
c0nncctinE with the Valley Road East and
Vest. Leave Stfasburg 30 p 70, arriving T.,
Alexandria rs 80 o. m
MIXED TEAM FOX MANASSAS DIV.
lSlON leaves Aloysnd-is Tuesday, Taurs!sy
sni saturday, 81 GD m, sad returns Mon-
Jag, Wodnosd 81 eai Friday, at 18 p. m.
no! MddiAsU'g. daily connection at Plains
sGSlion
For Ur2or7i'}A, regular conRee.ioa st ro!g.
plane.
For WAHaEHrHN, Iesgs Washins.oo g,
7l0..w.
All trains n->';a good con7ac:ions At Ws.n.
.LgtGE, 10 and fr0rl 4Orth and West
S9~ GriegEa sleeper leave5 Washington F.
u o. H.. ruaninH through without casuca.
On Ex?ross train, leaving Washington ct 10 40
p IA, Marks Adjustable Reclining Chair CsT
Win extra charge on'y sl.ON, through 20
DaCvilic.
Through ticSata very low to the South AMI
Southwest.
spl0 !. 4. HHOhDUS. CT
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On hand a large stock OF
BOOTS, SHOES AND BROGANi
E'sSAs EbEA.dIEES-

ETlSE! FISH
IL FISH!
Having completed Gu. arrangements for the
season OF 1887 we arc now prepared to ill all
orders at tho shortest notics for FRESH and
SALTED POTOMAC FISH.
To dealers wo would say that our brand has
always stood No. in our market, and We in
tend to nsintsin our former reputation. We
snip lah packed in ico. go that pertons osderi ng
can depend on getting them fresh. All orders
entrusted to US vii! receive prompt attention !.
Our fish house is No. l Corporation fish wharf
end tails Nos. 2. 3 aud City Market
Mr. w. II. SMITH is now engaged with Us,
and will Sttend 70 all orders entrusted to him,
ep7-2m GEO. T.. PKICE &CO.
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r oT1ch'
have just resumed my
FISH PACKING BUSINESS
Il. 70. FL CORPORATION FISHWEAB
whcro will bs prepa.ed to furnish sll kinds of
POTOMAC FISH,
fash or sst, st the shortest notice, I solicit
your patronage especially my old. customure.
and Rusrsnte TIA. my past reputation shall be
fully sustained.
AL orders FROM tho country promptly atte;:d-
cd TO- and on &s good terms os if the parties we're
present Respectfully yours.
sr5d&twlf Sd. REED.
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gTEAMERg,
STEAMERS.
1885, srERs0 ER0T9nAG T ON !! & m $40
Steamer
U EORG LIE A RX

W Il ~ OHGE L.E A Il Y
RESUMPTION OF ROUTE.
AVsA VA A6dhIkiA, "a Pima Va p4 AMP NORFOLK,
POINT LOOKOUT going and returning, aA'
On and after Monday, March 18th, 1886 the
steamer GEORGE LEARY, Joseph White.
Commsnder' will resume her route between the
uHTm FrSm ALEXANDRIA, Hooss wharf, every
MONDAY and WEDNEsDAY, at 6 D, m,
ans s.one every Moa MsoAaTuRRAY HJR at 81 P. m. p N
TiTEsDaYS aSYSfTE4A, THiI Ss%pbelps Ehsrf, every
4p. m. - ~
Arriving at either port early next morning.
, Dullng The psst winter the Leary has been
thoroughly over hauled. newly painted carpet
90, upholstered and put in nice order. Her
owners pledge tho public cleanliness, frat caas
tao;c and courteey and attention from the off GERS
ana servants of the boat. Tickets, rates. lnlor.
m"tionD state rooms &c, furnished By
r. b. HO0E, Agt., Alexa, Va.
F. DODp, Aet.. Wash. U. c. NH 9-tf
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An Ol Cny man was standing ia front Of q
d,ntist'6 oiIc, with On anxious unhappy lock in
bis eyes. and two yards Of hAnuo round bis
lower jlw. lie c's sorrowiul garoes upward
to the dentist sign, aud in hesitotiag sort Of
way plGoed his foat on tie lower stail; then
came out to the street again, as if no had for
gotten s9m:tiipS. Colonel Solen came aloog at
this momoat, AID With thoughtful interest in
tho man'd welfare, s,ii: 'T1o.hGcho, eh?
Goiu' TO have it pulled? E7er had tooth
pulled? NJ? We'll yGu'G bcltCr 20 Iiaht up
atore your courage fails ylu Worse Thing in
the world is puIilc' C tooth. I've hocn through
the Rsr, had po'h uaoa shot awsy, fifteen
bullets 10 ny head, agd dCc.or5 Iun a probe
through i hole n Ey shoulder right down
through nv b2t:y t. ny toe-.ScuE't 'tWould
kill nc. Bu', Fnaa nisc, I 1crtr kaew what
ocin was 'tIl | had tooth uullcd. Maybe
sou ;"itk tho tooth chc is horritl:. |. is. It'a
aE!oi! Bat w,,s til tho derli}t runs them air
ircn tcnsG ia your E.ou;t, pulls the tooth rieh.
down through ycur j,whoue, aud then yeuks
away IS il ha WAS pulling On an Old engine.
and ycE'il thIuk tho toothacho hIn't GO moro to
be compared to it than tioa bite is to railroad
accident. Yer ai better go right up thouah.
aud have it right ou!. DJn't let anything | ssit
cause yer 10 back cut. merely wanted TO pre-
psro scr miud rit. Au' done yer take clttr
Knew man orcct, about Eour c)m pleXioa OF.
build. who tock ether so i;e died. Us Gspc~r
Gus. Jest 20 RICH. rp an havs it out. III e.
up with yer. n1d $50 yer slapd it when ho be-
gins twisin' the boaes r1uai Yer won't s!o2r
a wink to tight If yer Goa't have it OFT; sni
maybe ser wont anyiow. l3y som.,n.s I'll,
tooth breaks the i'w, i; 4 anna rtory rheum,;is
strikes tho what's i's-ramn nerve. aoi III,
whsi-they- call it sets in." Jat at this II l1a,n;
q youog nsn practc!ag On Fforch hoa 10
one of the upper ro2ms nltw ! leog, Car picrc
ing blast, iiSo the y,ll ot c mau ia tormcut, and
IS the lBs' squad echoed through tic ka he
colone! sai5, "fhs. H. til. r. s2no oCc cciiG'
a tooth pu Id Iow and I'll" dAptsG hasn't NY
more than ja.t Rivca tie iiGst twiSt tl'hcr.-
Come riga, up ao' bero yeu1 ysuktd. Whocpl
there 10 gees again as anctAs7 le7rlI, biaa'
from tho hnrn care dowa the s'airoas,. Hold
on. held Oh - yelled the c,ia5e|-buf hc .sasn't
quick cuCugh to Stop the elaa with the sching
tooth. who rushed cut OF the doorway ami
dowo the street SO fass that his tw) yar4s uf
f,n1el became unwouod and sreamcd b hio!
him like signals Of danser-whil, tho vilnaous
old o0loac sat down oa tho lower stop ant
laughed Till his eyes sohcd oil City Derrick.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-14

TIE steamers Of this company mako eonnec-
tions at Norfolk for Boston and oil points E ast
at New York with oil points West and North
wost, and al Alexsn1rs with Virginia Midland
Railroad and Washington and Ohio Railroad.
Through rates given snA freight handled care
fully ard promptly. Fer further information
apply 10 r. a. REED, Agent,
jhnneys wharf.
SAMUEL BACON, Preeid n.
Cflce urdor Natl. Motrop. Bank,
sep 27-tt WASHINGTON, u. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-14

TLOOR STAIN for staining halls, stair
e wsya and the floors OF rooms i. is desired to
lesve unexpected duiirg tho summer season.
We have been preparing this article for many
years psst, and hayo to|d large quantities OF it in
various localities and with universe, satisfaction
TO those who havo used it 1t is rich walnut in
color (e;ther ligh. or dark as may be wantsd}
can be tppied By any one with 9 sponge CT
brush, dries readily ard can be kept coan by
simply wiping the fl ,or eff With warm suds and
cloth. On ordinary smooth plsDks one half
gallon is generally sufficient to stain the floor Of
8 room l6 to l8 fee. square. Price 81 per gal.
lon. No charge for cans.
JANNEY & Co. Druggists.
my8 Alexandria Va,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-14

A CLERGYMAN ir New Or;e\ L, ""' 'h,es-
ably surprised to Goi plump tur> e' He'''u W
for bis dinner, and i;q :ired of bis g. '1aS ~"
it was obtaioed. "Wh9. BIZ" replied 0"uo, thvo.
"dst turkey has been roostia on our fence '. -..t
nights; 80 dis mcruit' | sezsa him for do, 'o'
OBJ de fance,"
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, w, = n, , - 4
L'oSS GREAT i GOV
,,,, tASI,SI hV ANA RUUTA
70 TIE NORTH, " EST q SOUTHW KsST
DOUBLE TkACK,
3%zHH BALLS, SPLEND!D 5CEN Et|
January 6. 1850
Tra!ng leave Wksti.Rtoo from taoot OF u. 81.
TaORE & 2OToMAC kAILRGAD, c.,a
W. Ief 81 9lItn Fad > st1 sets, Is follows;
'o' iAilaoe!phia, EeE 1 crk and inc Esst.G IL
s.m. and l.$0 p n. daily, except Sunday, sEd
y.h2 p m daily With i9!aGo Csrs. Lin
l.ed E1press 9! Pullman faIlor Cars $50 q.
am. dslly, e1capt Sunday. For PhilsdelA Ah,.
=, 9 ~ am, except SundsY,snd b30 p.E daily.
70; Pilsburg snd the Yves. lG,40 a. II, daily, wrl
Ia;iot Cars 70 fistsburg; LAC .. IL. c:;!t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-14

"STARERs AND NoDDERs. TO the eo2a:-
alty of sensitive people rcthirg is more yr!a!'
iog or cllluls;cd to ccsord,r supreme cl5tennt
than for .h.nl 10 cha c. 10 speak to n pclsop
AID have hin CT icr stsro vaoanty as though
they never s,7 ytu before, Wh;n il wou!d
take lu,h Ugh. tze7tioa to say Good cvaLr
ing, How are yau,' OF g34o simiIlr words
of recognition. This disgusting trait is naGits.
10 nauy We m ?et, and &. all the varied idicsyn.
c.aci ls OF the hunan roc, it has tho smal!cs!
grounds Cf tx2u:e, cs poiie1tsi c}sls nothing.
II often hapGeas ;h;1 We liVl IL ci!y al cur
lives WHARF ~ h2ga 70 gl:s and rcpass peap,o
ally who are ke3wn - ii ut 10 us Gud who
| koow Us periGc y veil too; aad yet should VIC,
| iu order t. show GU: natural gccisb,y. pre-
sumo to speak to sono Qt abnn, We would be
gaz,d at IS seriously IS IN E:qlimaux would
scfu.inize us wcro we in his do,uini3ns dressed
| as an Elropeaa. Surely 10 excuse should be
offered in bshslC CT such breaches Of Common
| poli:eness. Thcrc IS aBolher class ci bsiaga
only o ehed, csi thourht,,ss but Who elso
render themselves d,s>;c bio, By ino.t'y ra!s'u
their heads Bdeu spoken 70, or Who my, PER
hars. coudo nd to mol. bus never open thcic
zcutcs Suca people probably lm,Rluo that
I their co16ucs imp2cia Gn IN )0!tant cir to tnoir
c,rriagr whcn il reality it ren;cra them cou-
It.notitlo ia tho eyes OF all right thinkDg folk.
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E5ss NEVY YesIsEX.
STE-S.wERS f.. g.. E.vEG HTTJYD DHy
GgBS1sT
EVERY MONDAY, g. - m. and returning,
leave New York, from pior Al, East rivar, EV-
RRY SATURDAY, at o'clock p. 10.
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FOE POTOMAC RIVER.
STEAMER JOEs.Y ". TNO.w wDEOyy
EVERY MONDAY, THURSDAY and SAT.
UEDAY $3.50 q. M returning on alternate
days
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Inland & Seaboard Coastiug Co.
St5ahln!s Of this line will run as follows:
FOR NORFOLK,

Connecting with HI Morchsnts' and Miners Line
for Boston. stoamor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-14

CROMWELL g, no to grief whea he tried
"to.In pr a dog {, Hydc Psrk, and in 1903
Nsnolson mot . sim, lar fate 10 the park OF st.
,',apd ap h.;nS n,cbad # phaeton when driv'
inc I fonr Di harsss. When be came to himself ne
sp 2 .oiousIV remarked tha> t%as best Tor poo.
ple to ootGns themselves t. 'h'Ir oSn occopa'
tions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-14

a FINE HORSE AND BUGGY.
my8-2w INQUIRE st this ofnca
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Tue powER OF a CfcL0NE.-ia discussing
tue Two cJc!oats gii,h visited tho Bay OF Ben
"a! ir O,.ober, 1876. Mt. Elliott, mctcorologl-
cal reporter 10 tao government Of Ecogsl. 10
cidenlally gifes nc ida oi t;s c7cIonean
forces whioa uro developed By sucl .'arns.--
The average daily eva vaoo:stij1' rcS'St,scd by
the Bengal ius,ualen?s 10 Oe.1b r is ',tao ia
ches" Toe amount ct heat c5Soc5nl b2 the
c,nyersou ofthis amount o. water daily ovcs SO
largo an area es the Bay OF B,ugsl is eac tnous.
"R ,ugbly estimated said MI Elliott, lit il
coral to the coasuu,us w:rkioG power cf30),.
QUO steam euginss of 010 ho5Se p9w2r,' a
iu pIe c .lcula,ou vii sho9 that IL Eufi1,s to
r, is, aIot over 45. .00 cubic feet ct Es,t,r 10 %
10 urs from every tqlare roi!a Of Iho b,som OF
the bay. ED tran.pvIt i! to tie c.suds which
oyeri ,sugit When VIC sz::ua the cslc1la'lon
from !, single square nil, to 4: srea ot tbs
whrI, Iodian Guii the aainl il lest in thc tffart
n canoa i've the force wairh, IN dai' GIc,
on If, &, 1000 0jO ;obs \ st i, would be easy
to shnv M rh tsuch 64ures lie brl JUS Gs !he7 seem;
Il, ior> teiy TT! I.nt h" cyc!9rc t.Tccs OF
y .;o"l %v. .tHu sto,1, London Times.
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HFOR RENT-H0USH 10. IS Cameron g.,
& between Fsirfan snd Leo. Apply To
ap S-lt }. II. d. 6MOOT.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-14

,.-aeee OLYDES STEAM LINES WEEK
SSzSsGaHS LY TO
PHILADELPHIA, FALL RIVER, PROYI-
DENCE AND BOSTON,.
G:eaners losge Ale1andria EVERY TUEs,
DAY and leave Philadelphia EVERY SAT
NHDAX.
:. & 81. end W s. D. Il. Ra., snc ct philadej..
pais with C!yde's regular Steamships for Fall
River. Providence End Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptness and care,
ffea Of commissions.
No chsrSo for transfer in Philadelphis, and
o wharfage In Roston. Quick time. FREQ ueDt
departures, Through rates End through bills
OF siding given. Insurance at the lowest rstes,
Agents:
+. a. REED, Aiexandris.
Wh. ? CLYDE & CO., Phllsdeiphis,
JOHNSON 6 CO.. Wash. s Goorgrn.
;Sn e-si
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FRIDAY. MAY IA, 1880.
FOE SALE OR RENT.


a FINE HORSE AND BUGGY.
mye-2w Inquire at this Office.
EOR RENT-The comfortable THREE
a STORY BRICK DWELLING, with all
Inc modern improvements, gas. wstsr, &C., No.
81 north Fit street, between Queen and Gamer
on, will be rented 10 good tenant on reasonable
terms. Apply to
THOMAS LANNON,
my1-lm l0l cor. Pitt and Cameron sts.
FOR RENT-The THREE SrOHY BHlCK
~ HOUSE, No IS north Fe-fay st H.s all
the modem improvements Including bath- ,om,
gas, cooking range end p--lnr hotter.
1eo 7-t r. K. CORBErT.
E'oE RENT.
TIE comfortable
FRAME EHELnINE
on tho east side Of 81 Aa.ph strau., botgosD
Cameron hnd Queen, containing wstor rss,
hester, &c, recently occupied By W. Il. May
Posso:sl.1 given st oncn. For 70 ans, &C., Apply
st this oilco. oct
HfOR RENT OR LEASI-The Gesirsbls and
e roomy STORE and WAREHOUSE No.
81 Cameron street, lately occupied by K. B.
Lawson g 90. Apply to
sepl6 j. NJ. LAWSON.
TOR RENT-H0USH 10. IS Cameron g.,
& between Fsicfar snd Leo. Applyto
a2 e-Lt }. II. d. SMOOT.
Fanny sJekehssE
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DESY GOODS,

RLACK GOODS A SPECIALTY-.Our
G9 stock Of Black Goods is complete, and our
sales have baen largo. We sail good goods at
low prices.
myll D.F. BRASHEAR.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-05-14
About TOOtls Pulling.

Special contracts vii! 10 made with yearly ad-
veIL!sers.
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.E.EH ARRANGEMENT-Two Train.
~ tozeePt: Sunday between Alexanirjs
p ! Round Hill. N1 A''a
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By Groom 81 Visa Auctionee-s

nnVE-ants
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-21
GLEANINGS.
Joliet and Wilmington are rivals for the 10.
cation of the Cogan Cutlery Works.

Joliet and Wilmington are rivals for the 10.
cation of the Cogan Cutlery Works,
At Millville, n j., the glass factories are
hampercd for lack of glass blowers. At the
window glass factories the demand is loud tor
more help.
| The forthcoming annual report Of the Chi
cago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad com.
panv will show that the total gross earnings
for the year 1879 were more than 100000 in
excess of the earnings for the preceding calcn-
dar year
Young Pelham of Manorvillc, Wis desired
TO commit suicide. He swallowed poison IN
the presence of a young woman, in her own
parlor; but she said that scandal would be
the result if he died there, and he obligingly
took the antldote that she got for Kim. Soon
atterward he drank poison III whisky at a bar
but the proprietor complained that suicide
in the place might lead to revocation of the
license. So Pelham submitted to the use of a
stomach pump. HIS next and etiectual effort
was to hang himself
There are Just ten firms in the United States
that manufacture Bessemer steel rails, yet the
public are taxed one hundred and ten per cent
um on the price of these rails for the support
of this monopoly. Why should steel rails be
$50 per ton when but for the protective tariff
a better article could be bought for SOS per
ton?
The Chicago Times publishes sensational
rcport'-as it kindly calls it-that Jay Gould
has purchased controlling interest in the H.
linois * Michigan Canal-which, by the way,
belongs to the state of Illinois 1t does not
state what is equally true, that he intends to
take the canal up and move it to Colorado,
and thus establish another grasping monopo-
ly. Congress should look after this at once
Rdil,cdy Age.
The production of beet root sugar in Eu-
rope, according to the statistics furnished by
Herr LIGHT of Magdeburg, was 1,3SOO0O tons
for 1879, against ,514, l54 tons for 1873. This
amount is divided as follows among the va
rlous states of Europe: Germany, 10000
tons; France, 100000; Austro-Iiungary, 3O5,-
600; Russia, 5000; Belgium, Holland, Italy,
&c, 10000 In France the diminution in the
production Of this article was 1872, 600 tons.
In a recent lecture on Eclipse Problems,
Professor Charles A Young, of Princeton, said,
with reference to the observed increase of the
rapidlty of the moons motion, that the dis
coyery led, at first, to the opinion that the
moons orbit was growing shorter, and that,
ultimately, the moon would come down upon
us. More accurate calculation, however, shows
that there is no danger of so disastrous re-
suit. The moon is not coming nearer, but our
day is growing longer, owing 20 the friction
of the tides upon the earth's surface. The
tides act like brake, and slowly diminish
the speed of the earth's rotatlon.-ScieUtUic
.iRericoIR.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-21
Published 10y request Of 'hc RELIEF Association.
Subscriptions to the Irish Relief Fund.

The Cauyas-ing committees appointed NJ tie court
house meeting January 18th, report the receipts of
the amount set opposite their respective names.
They desire to return their tAauks to the respective
subscribers for their libcraity and Tor the sympathy
shown and expressed for the suffering people oflre
land. and also for the uniform courtesy which they
received from m. people Of Ottawa and Wallace.
The committees will be pleased 20 receive further
contributions, or parties send direct to the
treasurer, Hon. VIM. RcddicN. The treasurer has
sent to the Relief Committee in Dublin the sum OF
1858 pounds sterling, or over $500, Besides this the
Rev Dean Terry has sent So TO Waterford, ireland
Private parties in Ottawa have cent direct to friends
in ireland over $500 since New Years
The committees are
Ftrst Wdrd-A, T. Barrels, John ". Kelly.
second Wdtd-L, ". Brewer VI. Hnulcn.
Thtrd Hdrd-W. j. Graham, Il. j. McGinnis, j.
Carcw.
FOu,th rsrd-Patrick Looncy, d. LcalIy D. \.
Mahcr.
rim IVard-Wm. Norris d. a. Houch, Mike
RiOrdan.
Sjfth Vard-Juhn IIoban. John T. Burke.
SeCenN Wdyd-Jamcs Plckcns, jr., Benz Boyle,
Henry Mayo.
WGI0cs- Peter Donleyy, john Hughes Phillip
MCC,iuuis.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-21
WAL HAM.

\ meeting was held by the Executive Commit.
tee of the Irish Relief Fund pursuant to adjourn.
ment The Finance Committee through its sec
rotary, made report of the funds collected,
which report was accepted. Not more than half
the township has contributed to this fund-a por-
ton Of it being canvassed by other parties, and a
portion not yet heard from. An appeal in behalf
of suffering humanity was never made to the peo-
pie of Waltham in vain; the contributions which
have been made to this fund and others show n
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-21
You cannot but declare
That to be a big policeman
Ia n bang.up thing!

When hack or omnibus
Makes the crossings dangerous,
And the ladies' dear are filled with fear,
He's right on hand to bring
Them sale across the street.
And they smile on him so sweet
Oh, to be big policeman
Is bang-up thing!
And when he's OIL his beat,
He'll 90 and see some neat
Young ady's maid, who's all arrayed
And waits 10 hear his ring,
And the coachman he's cut out
Dare not show his head about.
Oh, 10 be II big policeman
l. a bung.up thing! -DoSt0" |oM.
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Ae,p Adrertisft1euts.

1T Is . fact that car be suhstantated by the most
i respectable testimonials ever offered In favor OF
any proprietary medicine. that the RADICAL CURK PoR
CATAEEn dos H. every case afford instant aad per.
mancut relief 40 Euitcr OF how long standing or how
the disease tue hrst dose gives such evidence Of
It's value In the treatment OF Catarrhal atcctors that
confidence is at felt in It's ability to do all that is
claimed for It, The testimony Of physicians, druggists
and patients Is unanimous ia this respect and the ac
cumulating evidence Is IN point OF respcctabty supe
ror to any ever before obtained in favor OF popular
remedy. The proprietors therefore, may Justly feel
proud OF the position the RADICAL CURE has attained
and believe 1t worthy OF its reputation.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-21

Spectator; The Color OF the Sea, Science for All,
Flow Of Viscous Materials, A Model Glacier, Ma
ture; with an installment Of "He who will not
when he may" by Mrs. Oliphant, and the usual
amount Of poetry.
The serial story by Mrs. Olphant, and another
by the author Of dorothy Fox" have been re-
Gently begun and the publishers present to new
subscribers for 1850 the six numbers Of 1879 which
contain the opening chapters Of both.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-21

Such rs Sore. Weak. InAamed Red, and watery Eyes
liberation and Inflammation of the Ear; Ringing
Noises in the Head; Sore Throat; Elorgation of the
Cyua and swelled Tonsils Nervous Headache Ncu.
ragia, Dizziness. Clouded Memory, Loss OF Nervous
Force, Depression OF Spirits, all carefully and
scientifically treated with this remedy according to
directions which accompany each bottle. or viii be
mailed to any address on receipt of stamp.
Each package contains DR.. saniords Improved In.
haliDg Tube, with full directions for In all
Price slW Sold by all Wholesale and Retail Druggists
throughout the Unite states and Canadas WEEKS &
POTTER. General agents and Wholesale Druggists,
Boston, Mass.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1880-02-21

BANG-UP THING.
on the street you see him stand
With his locust In his hand,
And with buttons bright and belt so tight
He's handsome as king.
As you note his noble air,